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HulL's COVE.

Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. Wilcomb and John
Stanley are i'll.
Mrs. Julia Salisbury is badly crippled
with rheumatism.
Frank Jordan, of Northeast Harbor, is
visiting relatives here.
There was a horse trot on Lake Wood
last Friday afternoon.
Miss Maria Hamor, who has been Ill
some time, is convalescent.
Little Beatrice Grant entertained her
playmstes last Tuesday afternoon, her
fourth birthday.
Several people from here attended the
service which Rev. Mr.. Gilmore held Sun
day morning in the schoolhouse at Town
hill.
Orient Brewer and wife have gone to
Bar Harbor to keep house for Mrs. &. C
Morrison for the rest Of the winter. Mr..
Brewer is improving slowly.
Feb. Is. ANNE.
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WEST EDEN.
ToasS.

The drama, "Miily, the QGadroon, va,
p resented to full house Tuesday evening
Mr.. Robbins, secretary of the Y NC
A. in Bar Harbor, will give an address Il
3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon, in the church
Thursday afternoon the Village iz-
provement society was pleasantly enter
tanned by Mrs. Augusta Thomas. Dsin'J
refreshments were served.
ID. q. Hall and wife went to Portlssd
last week. Mr.. Hall is member OF th
State Christian Endeavor executive com
mittee, and Was called there to attendi
meeting Of that committee. Mr.. and Mn
Hall were guests OF Mrs. Fossil Youna
Smith.
Feb. 15. N.
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An enjoyable and social event took
place at the pleasant home OF +. p. Noyes
and wife Friday evening, Feb. s, the occa-
sion being the eighteenth birthday OF
their eldcss daughter, Mildred. The house
was prettily and tastefuily decorated.
Music and games were heartily enjoyed
until II O'Clock, when the guests, twenty
one in number, we're invited to the dining
room where delicious refreshments were
served. One OF the handsome decorations
for the table was birthday cake, gift
from Miss Noyes, aunt. The guests left
at a late hour after a most enjoyable
evening, wishing their friend Mildred
many happy returns OF the day.
Feb. ID. II.
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WEST BRoOKsvIlLE.

Every ice-house in this neighborhood
was filed last week.
Barker Blodgett has had a telephone
installed in his house.
Gilman Blake and family are visiting
Mr.. Blake's parents, Charles Blake and
wife, at Cape Roster.
The Rebekahs will give an entertain
ment and supper at Odd Fellows hall on
Monday evening, Feb. %.
Friday, Feb. II, Mrs. Hattie g. z. Tapley
gave birthday dinner-party to her little
granddaughter, Harriet Ethel Tapley, OF
Norfolk, Va, who has spent the past
year with her here. Among those present
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

George Torrey is quite i'll.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Allen, who has been i'll.
is better.
Mrs. Julia Vine, who has been very ill,
is around again.
John Thurston, who went to Bangor
last week to see an occulist, has returned
home. His eyes are much improved.
Mrs. Beuiah Allen, with two swo sons,
who has been to North Brooklin visiting
her sister, Mrs. Clara Cole, is home.
Mrs. Annie g. Allen is in Portland to
spend the rest OF the winter with her
sister, Miss Abbie Elwell.
Feb. Is. RAE.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs George L. Hardy is quite ill.
Mrs. Georgei Brown went to Boston last
week to visit her husband.
Rev. Charles S. Haines and wife will be
here the first Of next month to hold
evangelistic meetings for week.
The Willing Workers met at Mrs. E. w.
Hardy's Thursday afternoon, and tackled a
guilt. In the evening there was a social
for the benefit Of the church.
Feb. IS. H.
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EGYPT.

Miss Estells West is at home from Els
worth, where she has been employed.
Mrs. Olive Remission, OF Ellsworth, Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Julia Remission, las.
week.
George A. Goodwin, OF Stonington, has
been visiting relatives here the past t~ G
weeks.
Frank Jordan wept.to Rocklsnd Mon
day to resume his position as engineer on
the Norumbega.
A. L. Clements team from Seal Harbor
is hauling /. stsve wood for Clark &
Hodgkins from the Ciines' lot to Scam
mons mill.
Feb Is w
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TOWN, his feet not touching the dock
before the upper end Of the plank was
hoisted clear of the ships side.
He sprane lightly aside to escape the
swaying edge Of the chute and In do
Ing so almost bumped into Aunt Mol
" who was making brave endeavor
no, to look disappointed,
The black bulk moved slowly past
the open section of the shed. but Aunt
holly did not see 1t now. She was
busy watching Amy and Dick.
Nesbit. after single glance at the
frowning girl, devoted his conversa-
lion to Aunt Molly, with whom he was
4 fayorite.
Ibid you get afraid of seasickness
Mt the last moment?v he demanded
gayly. II didn't even know that you
were thinking of going abroad or /
should have sent some flowers
Aunt Molly glanced triumphantly at
Amy. but that crimson checked young
woman gave no sign that she had
heard the disclaimer.
II came precious close to taking the
trip myself" continued Dick. You
know what pest Fred Bentley al
ways Is when there is wedding. He
always wants 10 decorate une truLh
ana 90 an those Things ,hat assra'a'e
| the bridal pair.
men IL came 10 getting uarfieo
niHseir Ne was scareu sun, ioi ne
knew OF 4 dozen chaps VINO hao II III
for him. He married Belle very quiet
ly last night and came ABOARD tnis
morning peiore oayiighe some re-
porter asked ben Housneon ABOUT IT,
ana we iouho 'ha' fFeu was ioeAeo III
ms staterooin-
1rlihihihs' the purser On TINS sup.
IS q 1oiiy SOFT OF cnaP. I've crosseu
with MN three tunes ana l know MN
very we'll Inc boys got me 10 hustie
down mere VITO iot Oh JUNK In SUIT
case. i gave lrimmlhs some none! TO
UP fred eapln ana saloon stewards
ana rred $ gong 10 get u uaiiy niht
from MS VICTIMS was SO busy eA"
l'iaiiiins lna' !iiiu'i'ins n'u AahiS "
Anu you were MOI shilling Souisen
oiily WISH INA. eouiuo see Tue
iun' ueciaieu Dien' win '"inAie
eyes II IL haon ! ueen 'hat caosn.
d Dig case ias' nient 'iiihh snouio
nave aone 50. pet freo sorry ny
'nis tiihe TOMORROW th'it ne ever neafu
u white riDeohs ana oia SHOES as oeeo-
rations ior uuiihs una HICKS
Amy was watching the steamer
swinging ih,o iiiius,reain Win tue aiu
~ Two ous'iiis ii,tie tugs uut Aroin
the corner OF her eye Aunt molly Sd"
that the glri hearo'
AND, speaking OF nacks. ran ON
Dlck, shaii get you ones
without waiting LOT an answer ne
tore on up the dock 10 retain one OF
the iew waiting nacks, tnen hurried
back TO escort Aunt Molly ana the
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WEST GouLpsBoRo.

Mrs. Il. c. Trip, Of Steuben, spent the
weekend with relatives here.
There will be baked bean supper at
Merritt's hall Saturday evening. Feb. 20.
Miss Lena Robertson, of Winter Haroor,
spent the weekend with her uncle, Fred
ID. Ash.
+. X. Bunker spent a few DAYS OF last
week in Bar Harbor.
Feb. Is
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RAE
Gorr,s ISLAND.

William Trask and wife, who have been
visiting in Atlantic, are home.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, of Digby, N. s., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Maggie Trask.
Mrs. Vera Harding is visiting her par
ents, N. B. Trask and wife, at Atlantic.
Amos Staples, went to Atlantic Sunday
after his daughter Lizzie, who has been
visiting relatives there.
Feb. Is. CHIPS.
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SOUND.

Mrs. Kate Mitchell is still very ill.
Clarence Higgins is gaining slowly.
Walter Blake and family have returned
from Stonington.
Warren Wasgatt has sold his large boat
to parties at Seal Harbor.
Miss RubietTracy, oflSeal Harbor, spent
week with her grandmother, Mrs. Z.
NJ. Higgins.
Mrs. Linwood Woodwork, of Bar Har-
Dor, visited herImother, Mrs. Abbie
Brown, recently.
Feb. 15. H.
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SEAWALL.

Miss Carrie Squirting and Mrs. rAddie
King, OF Manset, visited Mrs. William
Dolliver last week.
Edward Dolliver visited his sister, Mrs.
Robert Squirting, at Manset last week.
Mrs. Lucy Dolliver Kent, Of Libby
Island light, fell on the ice and sprained
her ankle recently, but is now able to get
around the house.
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OCEANvILLE.

Lester Gross came from Rockland last
week to spend few days with his family.
School, taught by Miss Electa Gray,
closed Feb. IL. Pupils not absent during
the term were Winnie Sterling, Margaret
Gross and Katherine Morey.
Eah IL
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INDIAN POINT.

Mrs. Nettie B. Higgins is visiting her
son Eugene in Bar Harbor.
Miss Lucretia Pray has returned from
Seal Cove, where she has spent several
weeks.
Mrs. Charles H. Slower fell on the ice
and broke her left arm recently.
Feb. Is. H.
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Weak and All
Run Down.

were two OF h grcat-u ncles and two gres.-
aunts on the fathers side, whose united
ages, with the grandmothers, were ~
years. Harriet Ethel was two years ia
Feb. II.
Commencing the last week in Ociotsf
Capt. George II. Tapley has already cursd
3l5 pigs hams and shoulders.
Feb. IS ToMsOy,
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neys most, becanss
they do most ana
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first. Therefore, whes
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MIR. f. l.. BOULLioUN, 2Gls s,...
lVA ST.. Little Rock, Ark, writes,
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Mr.. Samuel Burden, 70i Sprinefela
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I'm the fall of 1869 / had repea,sd
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cit left me very weak and oil rua
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II would take about an hour to ge, nv
head and throat clear.
at also left me with q very weak.
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which / thought
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which I tried diff Rum now,
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Weak and unhealthy kidneys are ie'
sponsible for much sickness and suffering,
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Eeorrtiseh.mrs.
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Often The Kidneys Are
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Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood
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which / thought
was dyspepsia, for
which I tried diff
fereut remedies
The Chanute times., 1909-06-18
Urbana.
There was fine rain Sunday even
Ing and also Wednesday morning.

There was a fine rain Sunday even
ing and also Wednesday morning.
DR.. W. A. lies made business trip
to Erie Friday.
Mrs. Deborah Noble and son Ken
meth went to Neodesha Saturday to
visit her sister, Mrs. J. G. Nicely. She
returned home Monday bringing Faye
Nicely with her.
Bees are fond of houses in and
around Urbana. Some prefer bed
rooms, others like to make their home
nder the weatherboarding.
Mrs. John Heilman and daughter.
Miss Mabel, were visiting Mr.. F. H.
Heilman last week.
Mrs. Coder went to Chaaute Sunday
morning, returning g the same evening.
There was ne Young Peoples meet
ing Sunday evening on account Of the
rain and mud.
DR. lies has postponed his trip to
Yuma, Arizona, until June the 24tb.
The rain the past week has stopred
farm work for awhile.
S. N. Robertson was visiting in lola
The past week.
M. e. Noble caught three swarns
" bees last week.
A. P. r sa was in town one day last
week with some prospective lano
buyers. He made no sale so far as we
! know.
Mis-. Wolf made a business trip to
Chanute Monday.
Mrs. Mcmillan made a business trir
to Chanute Monday a.d Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Ruff returned home
form Colorado last week. She hao
been absent for more than s months.
Vera Foster received the prize ring
as the most popular young lady at the
air deme show last week.
The young peoples class In the Sun
day school had picnic on the river
last Tuesday. also the infants hac
their picnic on Wilson Powel's place
last Saturday.
The Chanute times., 1909-06-18
Market Report.

Kansas City Stock Yards. June 7. 1909.
The adyanee on fed steers early last
week was lost by the close of the
week, and grass cattle declined 10 TO
20 cents for the week. The supply
vas several Thousand head less than
previous week, but there was some
hitch 10 the consumptive demand,
ind killers accordingly cut down their
orders a little as the week progressed.
A year ago at this time the Kansas
)ity market was cut ofcOmmisslon on
,ccount of the Kaw River food, but
mis- year there Is no danger Of a flood
The Kaw River is twelve feet below
the fot d stage, ahd soil and weather
conditions over the Kaw watershed
make 1t practically impossible for
utficiept high water to develop iB
he river here to do any damage
The cattle run today is 10000 head,
uarkeb steady to strong or light
teers and she stuff, weak on heavy
teers, calves quarter lower. Some
1870 pound steers sold at 81 90 today,
ne top, and Colorado steers sold al
$3.50. Bsef steers In the native
ivision range from s6 90 to $7.00,
'mbracing all stages of finish, with
'uyers shying a little at cattle shew-
ng pronounced grass signs. cows al
70 rs to $3.50, heifers up to $3.50, bulls
81 90 to s5 90, calyes $4.00 to S7.C0
itoekers and feeders lost 10 to Is cents
last week, and trade was dull on
,eceunt Of absence of country buyers,
,ut demand is better today, stCckers
It SO rs to SIS 25, feeders scarce, al,
81. rs to IS so. Medium to fair stockers
are available around "a 40,
The bog market continued 1T
upward tendency last week, except
for small decline on Saturday. The
supply is running light at all the
markets for June, and the run OF
5000 head here teday is only about
hree-fourths as large as predicted by
dealers Saturday. Prices are sharply
higher today, 10 to Is cents up for
bulk Of sales, light hogs sometimes
20 cents higher, Heavy hogs are sell
ing at 81. go to $40, medium weights
s7.45 to $40, light hogs $7.2Oto 81 IS,
Digs Sc 90 to S7.00. Packer buyers
have surrendered to the bull side OF
the market, and are willing to predict
still higher prices for hogs.
Mutton sheep declined so to 7t
cents last week, bat lambs held
about steady. The run is moderate
1000 head today, but the market is
barely steadv on sheep, while lambs
are being tri ed Is to 25 cents, to
put them 10 line With recent declines
N sheep. Wethers are worth $4 Il
TO $3.50, ew,s $3.50 to SIS 25, spring
lambs today up to $3.50, stronger
pessimistic note than usual.
A. J. RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent
The Chanute times., 1909-06-18
First Published in Chsuute Times June IS, 1909
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
NENT.

State Of Kansas, County of Neosho, SIS.
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter Of the estate Of S! A. Wioknrd
deceased:
Creditors and all other persons interested in
the aforesaid Estate are hereby notified that
at the regular term Of Probate Court in and for
said county, to be begun and held at the
Probate Court room in the City of Erie,
County OF Neosho, and State Of Kansas.
aforesaid, on the first Monday in the month Of
August, A. D. 1909, I the undersigned, executor
OF the estate of S. A. Wiekard, deceased.
shall apply to the said court for a full and
dnal settlement Of said estate. 1 will also at
said time make application for allowances
for services and necessary attorneys fees and
expenses.
Dated this 18th day OF June A. D. 1909.
DAN K. WICKARD,
Executor OF the Estate Of s. A. Wiekara.
Deceased,
The Chanute times., 1909-06-18
WHY Take Alcohol?

Are you thin pae easily tired lack your usual vgor and
strength? Then your digestion must be poor your blood
thin your weak You need tonic and Alternative
You need Ayers Sarsapaa the only Sarsaparla entirely
these Statements or we would not make them Ask him
and find out. Follow his advice LCAy1 Co.. LooeLL Mas.
certainly increase Aver
ALI vegetable Ask doctor about n
The Chanute times., 1909-06-18
Carlton.

Mrs. Aokerman OF Chanute was
visiting friends la carlton last Wednss'
day.
Misses Ina Chlckadenz and Gertie
Liess drove to Chanpte Wednesday.
Earnest Long went to Shaw THUS
day after a load OF sawdust.
Mrs. Henry Sleeves and her grandson
Ralph Richardson drove to Chanute
Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Even and son Of Urbana
visited her parents Grandpa and
Grandma Heilnan last Thursday.
Grandpa and Grandma Heilman
visited at M. P. Clemens couple of
days last week.
Rena Liess spent a few days last
week in Chanute visiting her uncle
and aunt, Leslie Geiger and wife.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Balch went to
Chanute Thursday and Friday and
took In the Beiderwolf meetings.
They report the parade Thursday
evening just hue.
Mrs. Ackerman spent Wednesday
at Mrs. Hiltons and Wednesday even
ing went out to visit her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Ernhart, northwest OF
town.
Quite number OF people from in
and around carlton have been
attending the Beiderwolf mt etings
at Chsnute.
Theodore Starkey aud family north
west of Ohanute spent Sunday with
Bert Stone and wife.
Miss Blanch Reynolds and sister
Ruth of Erie came over Saturday
afternoon to visit their grandparents.
william Mcdonald and daughter
Lettie, we : Of tewn, spent Sunday
, with Charley Mcdonald and family.
Mrs. William Mcdonald aad Mrs.
Anna Deats both Of Chanuts came
down Tuesday to visit their friends
Mrs. Adam Lisss and shildrsn and
returned Wednesday afteraosn.
Miss Ida Clark Of Carrollton, Mo-.
who has been spending the winter 10
Oklahoma teachiBe, stopped of here
to visit her sister, Mrs. T. J, Tarpley,
before returRing home.
The Chanute times., 1909-06-18
Chicago
Cottage Organs NJ

Mention its name and you get a
favorable response. Itisthe Organ
most used and best known in all
this country. That is why we
handle it. The variety Of styles
and wide range of prices easily
bring it within the reach of all who
want to own such an instrument.
Our stock now is complete, and it
is the best time in the world to buy
at a very low price.
The Chanute times., 1909-06-18
District sc.

Mrs. Dan Bower has been quite sick
for several days, but is better at this
writing.
j. R. Tye aud wife spent Sunday
With M. A. Tye and wife.
W. Biggs and family and Grandma
Biggs spent Sunday with Mr., and
Mrs. Fred Bower
Mrs. Scott Neptune called On
Grandma and Mrs. Dan Bower Sunday
afternoon.
Geo. and Mae Morehead ate Sunday
dinner with Anna Neptune.
Minnie Garrison is working for Mrs.
Dan Bower.
Mrs. Todd and Pearl and Mrs. Jake
Shepherd called on Mrs. Annie Nep-
tame Friday afternoon.
Fl. M. Todd and wife called on Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Sunday afternoon.
Miss Anna Ten mis- is attending the
normal in lola.
Anna Neptune and Pearl Todd went
to Chanute Saturday with Mr.. Tye.
Fred Bower and family were Mon
DAY evening callers at Dan Bowers.
Grandma Biygs and Mrs. Neptune
visited with Mrs. Tye Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Tennis were In
Chanute Monday afternoon.
May Neptune spent Sunday after
noon with Blanche and Nola More
head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Of Moline
went to Coffeyville Saturday to visit
after spending few days with MI
and Mrs. Morehead.
Rey. Adams Of Chanute will preach
at the church here Sunday, June 10th,
at IL o'clock.
There will be Endeavor services
next Sunday evening at o'clock at
the church. The older people are
sspe cially invited TO attend and en'
courage the young people who are
trying to keep up the Endeavor work
Mrs. Ada Taylor Of Urhans is yisit-
ing her sister, Mrs. Dan Bower.
viii Biggs put some new shingles
on M. A. Tye's kitchen roof Tuesday
msrning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finch called at II. NJ
Todd's Tuesday afternoon.
Ivan Smith came In from joplin
Monday and is at work at the Wes'
brick plant.
Rev. Adams will tegin = series Of
meetings Thursday evening at
o'clock, Everybody invited.
The Chanute times., 1909-06-18
Cottage Grove.
June 16, l909.)


Wheat has come out wonderfully
and will make q fne crop In this
neig hborhood yet If nethins happens
from now on. Flax and oats look well
with little too much rain for culti-
yatinE.
A good many from this neighbor-
hood went to Humboldt Monday to
attend the opening OF the cement
plant. The Chanute band furnished
a part of the music
Eta Malsbury came home frem
Lead, South Dakota. last week to
help her sister, Mrs. Amy Dixon, who
is in poor health.
Walter Hawkins family living
northwest of Chanute, visited ID. b
Wing and family last Sunday.
The ladies around Leanna had an
ice cream supper last Saturday even
ing fer the benefit of the new church
they expect to build.
Nun McGlaughlia Is Eatnting VIII
Lawman's house and barn.
Lottie Jewell has gone to Bayard
for q visit with friends. Her sister,
Mrs. Palestring, accompanied her.
Childrens Day services were held at
Maple Grove last Sunday. A good
program and a coed crowd for as bad
q day as 1t was.
The Chanute times., 1909-06-18
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The Chanute times., 1909-06-18
A THRILLING RESCUE.

How Bert r. Lean, Of Cheny, WASH
vas saved from 3 frIghtful death 10 q
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The Chanute times., 1909-06-18
rRnnRLRMAKERs OUsTEp.

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When a sufferer from stomach trouols
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mighty glad to see bis Dyspepsia and
Indigestion Fly, but mors-he's tickled
over his new. foe appetite, strong
nerves healthy ViRor, all because
stomach, liver and kidneys now vsrk
right. Csc at Oriental Drug os,