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WALL STREET NOTES.

Total operating revenues of $50. 6e3, es7
makes a new high record for the New
Haven In a year not noted for ex-
ceptionai business activity. It is an in
crease of $6.s46.o17 over the fiscal year
1903, and Of $5,091. 731 over the previous
banner year 1907.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

The following quotations were fur
nished by Eisele & King:
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A number Of the Philadelphia banks
and trust companies yesterday reduced
their call money rates from s to AZ per
cent Some OF the banks still adhere to
the 5 per cent. rate.
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RAY.
BROOKLYN.

Frank Conary, of Sunshine, is visiting
Oscar Ford.
Four were baptized at the Puduck shore
Sunday afternoon.
Henry Allen is home from Brooklin,
Mass, for a short visit.
Mr.. Stewart, OF Boston, visited Mrs.
Henry Allen over Sunday.
Frank Staples came home from Rock
land Saturday for a few days.
Miss Charlotte Everton, of Boston, is
the guest of Mrs. Wallace Smith.
The Wells house opened Saturday with
Mrs. Geneste, of Washington, d. c., as
hostess.
Mrs. X. X. Babson and daughter Angie,
Of Roxbury, Mass, are in town for the
summer.
Lucius Cousins and wife, OF Holyoke,
Mass, are guests OF Mr.. Cousins parents,
Z. c. Cousins and wife.
Hollis Stanley, who is employed in
Bangor, spent the Fourth with his parents,
7. c. Stanley and wife.
Mrs. Florentine Young, OF Webster
City, Iowa, is spending the summer here
with relatives and friends.
Ward Freethy and family, OF Everett,
Mass, are spending q few weeks with
Mrs. Freethy's mother, Mrs. Rosa Snow.
Mrs Nellie Joyce came home from Mel
rose, Mass, last Saturday, accompanied
by her grandson, Lewis Watson, of that
city.
Mrs. Clarence Billings, of New Haven,
who has been visiting her brother, l.. IL.
Powers, at his summer home, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Mcpherson and children, OF
Brookline, Mass, and Mrs. Roland Rad
cliffe and children, OF Rockland, are Wis
iting their mother, Mrs. Henry Allen.
Brooklin celebrated the Fourth with
sports in the forenoon, two games OF base
ball in the afternoon with Deer Isle and
Sargentviile teams, and ball in the even
ing at 1. o. o. F. hall
Arrivals last week were Mrs. w. T. Par
sons and sons, OF Providence, X. l., and
Eric Parsons, OF Cambridge, Mass, at the
Parsons cottage; Mrs. Margarine Spalding
Gerry, children and maid at the Milton;
Miss Dorothy and Parker Dodge at the
Wsyside; Mrs. Crawford, family and maid
and Mrs. Joseph Trussoysi, at Hendophii
lodge; Mrs. Sturtevant and family at
Kowina cottage: Mrs. 7. w. Tolcott, Roy
Tolcott and family and Miss Myrtle Green,
OF Arlington, Mass, at their cottage, and
Mr.. Brown, OF Boston.
July 4. uNE FEMME.
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WEST HANCOCK

Mrs. Z. II. Butterfield made short visit
to friends in Bar Harbor last week.
Mrs. II. C. Milliken and granddaughter,
Miss Marcia, are visiting relatives in
Surry.
A. E. Tracy and wife have gone to Han
cock Point for the season. They have
opened fish market there.
Mrs. John Wakefield, OF Holden, re-
Gently visited her daughter, Miss Almena,
who is employed with Mrs. A. Z. Foren.
Mrs. Henry Foren, of Brockton, Mass,
is with her daughter, Mrs. Ida Richardson
called here by the illness OF her son Henry.
George P. Butler, who has been in the
South the past two years, is with his
mother, Mrs. Mary r. Butler, at the old
home here.
Mrs. Sherman Mcfarland recently
made short visit to Portland, called
there by the serious illness OF her sister,
Mrs. Edna Russell.
July 4. SUMAC.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Coleman Hagen spent the Fourth with
friends at Calais.
Roy Linscott, who is employed at Bar
Harbor, spent the Fourth at home.
Frederick Tweedie, of Cam bridge, Mass,
is with his grandparents for the summer.
Willard Young has returned home from
North Hancock, where he has been en-
ployed.
Miss Blanche Palmer and Miss Mildred
Crane, OF Orono, were weekend guests Of
Coleman Hagen and wife.
Capt. A. 3. Holt and family and DR.. FL.
A. Holt, OF Dover, made short visit at
the Films the first OF the week.
Mrs. p. B. Russell has recently returned
from Auburn and reopened her cottage
here. She has for guests Mrs. Carey and
son, Of Newburyport, Mass.
July 5. Y.
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ISLE AU HAUT.

Mrs. Matilda Gill, OF Boston, is at her
cottage at Point Lookout.
The band boys will not go to Brooklin,
as the order was cancelled.
Miss Sadie and James Pett-e are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. s. f. Barter.
Miss Addie Robinson and Miss Esther
HoIbrook went to Rockiand Saturday.
DIR. Porter, with his boys, is staying at
"Seaside Farm" for part of the season.
Mrs. Clara Pettee and Mrs. Herbert Bar
ter, OF Rockland, are visiting Mrs. j. ID.
Barter, who, with Miss Mertie Pettee, is at
her cottage in the village for the season.
Charles II. Hubbard and son, and Misses
Betty, Nancy and Sahy Hubbard are at
their cottage at Lookout.
John Z. Barter and wife, OF Roslindale,
Mass, formerly OF this place, are visiting
at John K. Collins. The old homestead
where Mr.. Barter was born is still under
his control. Mr.. Barter is house car
penter and contractor, and built most OF
the cottages and the Point Look Out. He
is now extensively engaged in building in
Rosiindale.
July g. =.
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legal Nuttres.

TINE subscribers, Graeme Harrison. Of St..
Mary's Bramber. county OF Sussex, Eng
land Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ireland,
Anthony Maxtope Graham, OF Redgarton,
Battleby Cultoquwhey. Perthshire, N. b., and
Frank Storrs, OF the town Of Northcastle,
County OF Westchsster, state OF New York,
United States of America hereby give notice
that they have been duly appointed executors
of the will of
ALICE oGsToN HARRISON, late of ST.
MARY'S BRAMBER
aforesaid. and given bond as the law directs.
Not being residents Of the State Of Maine, we
have appointed Luere b. Deasy, Of Eden. Ham
cock county. state of Maine, whose postofice
address is Bar Harbor, Maine, as our agent
and attorney for the purposes specified in
section 40. chapter 66 OF the revised statutes Of
Maine. All persons having demands against
the estate OF said deceased are desired to pre-
sent the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are reques. ed to make payment im-
mediately. GRAEME HARRISON,
ANTHONY MAxToNE GRAHAM,
FRANK SToRRs,
June z, 1910. Executors.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAsrBRooK.

Mr. Hodgden, who will preach here this
.ummer, is expected to-day.
Nrs simeon Blake and two children, Of
p.- usrbor, are visiting in town.
u,s Llmira Jeiiison and daughter Elsie,
no have been visiting friends in Sullivan
md Hancock, are home.
Mrs. Eugene Clark Is going to North
-, uarbor to work this summer. Her
ashland went two weeks ago.
SETH Joy, wife and little daughter Lois,
uTs.ss Eva and Marcia Springer, OF
East Franklin, spent a couple Of days at
ne f;oogins and Wilbur camp last week.
Mrs. Sidney Jordan and little daughter
norothy. Of Jamaica Plain, Mass, and Miss
Iusr tioogins, sister Of Mrs. Jordan, who
..s been working there the last winter,
- expected home Sunday for the sum
,rar Mr.. Jordan will come later, and
r.;le here will build camp.
Tuesday evening, June %, Leona
wilbur and wife gave party at their
csmp in honor OF Misses Leah and Letha
uurd. Of winterport, who are visiting
them. The evening was spent in games
.,a musie. Ice-cream, cake and lemon
ode we're served to about thirty guests.
I,lv2. GEM.
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WEST BROWNSVILLE.

Miss Myrtle Tapley will leave to- morrow
for Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Charity Tapley returned to her
home in Bangor Friday.
Mrs. franklin Farrow Is visiting her
sisters in New London, Conn.
Mrs. George II. Tsplcy is visiting her
grandchildren in RocklAnd.
schooner Nelson Y. Mcfarland Is at
Negro island waiting business.
Miss Stella Farnham is home from
Washington, where she has been teaching.
Alden d. Tapiey Is building an extern
sion on the schoolhouse at South Brooks
VILE.
Road Commissioner Babbidge has dis
charged his teams, and will do no more
road building until after hsying.
DR.. Eugene TapIey and wife, OF Belfast,
visited his parents, Capt. Thomas Tapley
aud wife, Inst week, coming in their auto
mobile. While here they took their
father out for several spins.
July 4. Johnson.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

w. w. Rich, Of Attleboro, Mass, has
Joined his wife here to spend the Fourth
in their old home town.
Arthur Robinson went to Rockland last
week and returned with . bride, having
married Miss Carrie Greenlaw.
The Carroll family, more than dozen
in number, went to BROOKLYN in q motor
launch to spend the Fourth with e. e.
Lurvey.
Howard Gilley, Of Camden, retired
lightkeeper, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Mary Lurvey, and other relatives.
Rev. A. Archibald and wife are at the
Fiske cottage as usual. Mrs. G. F. Dole
came to her summer home, 1.-THE Ledge"
last week, where she has been joined by
her daughter and her husband, Horace
Mann and wife, with young lady friend.
Rev. c. F. Dole will join his family in a
few days.
The community was panied to learn Of
the sudden death of Horatio Seavey,
which occurred on the evening OF June Is
at the Hotel Holmes, he having been
brought there in an unconscious state,
and passing away within q few hours.
Mr.. Seavey, who made his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Martin Lurvey, at Dracut
Center, Mass, though past his eighty
fifth year, seemed in his usual health and
anxious to start on his annual trip to
spend the summer at his cottage in Mt.
Desert. He was in the best of spirits
when, with, his daughter and Miss
Gladys, he took the Boston boat for Rock
land. During the night he was stricken
with paralysis and was found uncon-
scious. His daughter, hoping he might
rally, concluded to keep on to Southwest
Harbor, where she knew she would have
the willing help Of her sister-in-law and
her husband, Henry Trundy and wife, at
Hotel Holmes. A telegram brought her
husband, Martin Lurvey. Thursday after
a short service, the body was taken back
to Lowell to be buried by the side Of his
wife. He leaves another daughter-Mrs.
Sarah Kingsbury, and son Charles.
July 4. SPRAY.
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REX.
NORTH sEDGwICK.

Harvey Torrey ia i'll.
H. o. Staples, Of Portland, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Dora Hanscom.
Il. c. Smallidge is in Seal Harbor visit
ing his mother, Mrs. E. p. Smallidge.
Alton Closson, of Rockland, Mass, is
spending week with his parents, Frank
Ciosson and wife.
Miss Abbie L. Elwell. OF New York, ar
rived home Saturday to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. M. l.. Elwell.
An ice-crcam sociable was held at Union
hall Saturday evening. Proceeds of the
evening, about 81. All enjoyed the even
ing.
r. e. Abbott and wife were away last
week. Mr.. Abbott visited his brother in
Bucksport, and Mrs. Abbott her daughter
in Biuehill.
Albert Heald, of Melrose, Mass, came
Wednesday, spent one day with his wife's
sister, Mrs. Ella Lord, and went to Pc
nobscot Saturday.
Miss Annie Chapman, OF Calais, and
Harvey rorrey, Of this place, were mar
ried in Bluehill June q. Their friends
extend congratulations.
July 4. RAY.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Harriet Blaisdell, who has been
teaching, Is home for the summer.
Mrs. Nancy Ash, OF West Sullivan, is
caring for her sister, Mrs. q. II. Rutter,
who is very i'll.
The schools closed July 1, after an
eleven weeks term taught by Mrs, Harriet
D. Laikin, OF searsport, and Miss Ethel
Phillips, OF Orono.
MIR. Helen Sumner and little daughter
Muriel, OF Seattle, WASH, arrived June 30
to spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs Annie Blaisdeil.
The grammar school graduation Friday
evening, July /, at the Baptist church,
was happy event for the twelve gradu-
ates who took their parts in a pleasing
manner. Music and singing added much
to the entertainment.
luiy r.
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INDIAN POINT.

Frank L. Iii ,gins and wife are at home
Tor the summer.
Elmer Reed, with a gentleman from New
York, is visiting his sister, Mrs. c. II.
Slower.
Willard IL. Higgins, formerly OF Bar
Harbor, after an absence of seven years, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Abbie Higgins.
Mrs. Abbie Higgins, who spends the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. c. H..
Norris, at Bar Harbor, is at home for the
summer.
Mrs. Rodman Slower and Mrs. James
Slower, OF Baltimore, Md, and New York,
are visiting their husbands parents, @. Il.
Slower ana wife.
Mrs. Almira Higgins, an old resident OF
this place, after long life, died June 30.
She leaves two tons-B. H. Higgins, Of
this place, and Bloomfield, Of Bar Harbor.
Jaly4. II.
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EGYPT.

Samuel Savage has gone to Skowhegsn
to visit his mother.
George Linscott, OF Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday with his family here.
N g. Harrison spent Sunday and Mon
Gay with relatives in Eastbrook.
Mrs. Fenton, Of Sorrento, is visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Lizzie strstton, and
Minnie Fenton.
Miss Effie Clark, OF Exeter, N. H., and
aiiss Verie Clark, Of Manset, are visiting
their parents, A. N. Clark and wife.
Meltiah Scammon, OF the steamer
Norumbega, and Frank Jordan, of the
steamer Ssppho, spent Sunday at home.
Miss Alice Butler has returned from
cambridge, Mass, where she went to
attend Harvard commencement. She was
accompanied home by her brother Adolph,
who is student there.
July4. G.
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SUMAC.
WINTER HARBOR.

Ralph Moore come home from Waltham
Friday.
DIR. and Mrs. Small were in Ellsworth
Wednesday.
Frank E. Weston, who has been quite
ill, is out again.
n. +. Bunker and family are at home
from Bar Harbor for few days.
Ralph Crane and wife, who have been
visiting relatives at Brooklin, are home.
DIR. ii. W. Small and wife, OF Deer Isle,
were in town last week, guests at DR..
Small's.
Joseph NJ. Gerrish, L. M. Pendleton, j.
j. Roberts, B. F. Summer, j. B. Weber,
A. E. Small and c. T. Hooper attended the
democratic county convention at Els
worth.
July 4. f..
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DEER ISLE.

a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis c. Ellis, June 30.
"rs. Ellis Joyce, Of Atlantic, spent Q
Jay recently with Mrs. DR.. Small.
JACK Haskell, mate OF the four master
'essie Bishop, Is at home for Q week.
?. y. Haskell arrived home from Boston
'n,s week on short visit to friends and
relatives.
capt. Edwin l.. Haskell, who sails q
at home.
Ut. ID. w. Small and DR.. G. e. Wasgatt
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BuCKSPORT.

Lizzie, daughter OF John Grindle and
wife, of Millvale, died Wednesday, after
an illness Of one week of brain trouble.
She was a very vigorous and charming
girl, and was popular among her friends
and neighbors. She attended the circus
here on June 20, and had since complainde
OF her head. 1t is thought that the
heat and excitement of the day affected
her brain. She was fourteen years OF age.
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KITTERY TO CARIBOU.

Frank A. Conant, prominent, insur-
ance man OF LEWISTON died Wednesday,
June %, aged sixty-three.
The Congregational church at Robbins
ton was struck by lightning Monday and
destroyed by fire. The loss was 1900.
Capt. Frank W. Goodwin, one Of the
best-known residents Of Bangor, died
suddenly Saturday, aged seventy-seven
years.
Austin G. Simonds, one OF Pittsfeld's
most respected citizens, died suddenly
July l, of heart trouble. His age was fifty
six years.
E. l.. Whitman, for more than twenty
five years conductor on the Maine Cen
trail railroad, died in Bangor Friday, aged
forty seven years.
During a shower Monday morning at
Houlton, a three yenr-old Indian girl was
killed by lightning. She was sleeping
with her mother, Mrs. Frank frankie,
who was not injured.
Herbert Lyon, aged sixteen years, Of
West Haven, Conn, sailor on the
schooner st. Leon, was drowned while
swimming at Brewer Friday. He was
subject to fits, and it is believed he was
seized with one while swimming, as he
sank suddenly, without a call for assis-
lance.
Percy f. Chamberlain, aged seventeen,
son OF Charles II. Chamberlain, OF Bangor,
was sliced with cramps and drowned
within few feet Of shore while swim
ming in Kenduskeag stream last Wednes-
day afternoon. The fatality was witnessed
by his mother and sister, who were on
the bank but were powerless to render aid
w. w. Stetson, of Auburn, former State
superintendent Of schools, died Saturday
Mr.. Stetson was born in Greene In 1S49.
State by lecturing, and through his writ
ings on pedagogical subjects and school
administration. He was State superinten-
dent twelve years, and former president
OF the American Institute OF instruction
and OF the Maine Pedagogical society.
Robert Dufresne, OF Portland, aged
twelve years, was accidentally killed by
playmate, John Pickett, also aged twelve,
Thursday. The boys, with some COM
panions, were camping on Stroudwater
river. Dufresne stood at the entrance to
their tent and told Pickett that he could
not hit him with a thirty-two calibre re-
volver which they had. Pickett placed
cartridge in the chamber and then turned
it until he supposed it was below the bar
rel. When he pulled the trigger he was
Mortified to hear the report, and Dufresne
fell dead.
At the meeting OF the Maine Medical
association in Bar Harbor last week,
officers were elected as follows: President,
DR.. E. Fl. Bennett, Of Lubec; first vice.
president, DR.. Addison Thayer, OF Port
land; second vice-president, DR.. F. M.
Whittier, OF Brunswick; secretary, DIR. W.
Bean Moulton, OF Portland; treasurer, DIR.
E. W. Gehring, Of Portland; councillor
from the fifth district, DR.. r. W. Wake
field, Bar Harbor; councillor from the
sixth district, DR.. R. II. Marsh, Of Gull
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SEDGWICK.

Calvin A. Turner, of Bangor, was in
town last week.
Arthur w. Smith and family arrived
Saturday for the summer.
Charles and William Moseley, OF Need
ham, Mass, are in town.
Miss Ethel Haskell, OF Little Deer Isle,
is employed at the Travellers Home.
Mrs. Susie Cousins, OF Lynn, Mass, Is
visiting her parents, 7. J. Pervear and
wife.
DR.. Bert Hagerthy and family, OF Ash
land, spent Saturday with his uncle, Dr..
r. e. Hagerthy.
July 4. H.
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TINE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed admins.
traitor of the estate Of
HARRIET N. GRINDLE, late Of BROOKS
WILLIE.
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. All persona
having demands against the estate OF said
deceased are desired to present the same for
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re-
quested to make payment Immediately.
RALPH II. CONDOR.
South Brooksville. June Z, 1910.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Mrs. F. T. Burkhart and daughter Bea-
trice, OF New York, are here for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Ethel Eaton, who spent last week
at home, returned to Northeast Harbor
Sunday.
Mrs. Edgar Springer, with daughter
Berle, spent several days last week in
Northeast Harbor.
July A. A.
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rUHHE subscriber hereby gives notice thet
i he has been duly appointed admins
traitor OF the estate OF
LOUISE COX, late of CASTINE,
In the county OF Hancock. deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment inn
mediRtelv. CHARLES II, HOOPER.
Castine, June 25, 1910.
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A FEW SHORT WEEKS.

"A few months nso nv kidnevs became con.
fhs 1 q. mad severe backAche and pain across
mnue,neys and hips. Foley Kidney Pills
s sie action Of my kidneys. This was brought
sho.t AIter my using them for only . few
tbera. weeks, and can chserfully recommend
'Aem.' @. A. PARcHnR.
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MUST BE ABOVE SUSPICION.

Kidney and bladder trouble ailments are so
serious in their consequences and, II un-
checked, SO often fatal, that any remedy Of
fered for their cure mast be above suspicion.
Foley Kidney Pills contain no harmful drugs,
and have successfully stood q long and thor
ough test. g. A. PARcHER.
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were in Bar Harbor last week at the medi-
cal convention.
Mrs. Aldans Ames left Saturday for
kockiand to meet her husband, who sails
on New York yacht.
July4. REX.
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us LIFE Worth sAvINGea

Mrs. Mollie Mckinney, PreDtiss. Miss,
and bladder trou BILE, and that four bottles Of
Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her sound and
well. She closes her letter by saying: II
to any sufferer OF kidney disease 1t saved
my life" q. A. PARcHEB-
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July 4.

Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, laborers
rely on DR.. Thomas Electric Oil. Takes the
sting out Of cuts, burns or bruises at once
Pain cannot stay where it is used.-Adef.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-15
KENYO
Lost To Ohio Wesleyan On
Saturday

Gambler, o., Feb. 14.-Ohio Wes-
leyan defeated Kenyon Saturday by
the score of45 to &c. Kenyon play
dea good, hard game, but was cas-
lily outclassed by the Methodists, who
displayed some of the best team work
ever shown at Gambler. The first
half went entirely to Wesleyan, the
score being 26 to 10.
In the second half the Kenyon
players got together and held then
own. Kenyon, as usual, played a
game characterized by individual
playing and lack of team work. Wss-
leyan was much stronger on team
work and had the game in Cheir
hands from the start Thompson and
Cope played the best game for the
visitors, while Henry showed up best
for Kenyon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-15
The U. S. Government in its "Pur

The U. s. Government in its pure
guarantee" any preparation, as some
manufacturers in their advertise
ments make it appear. In the case
of medicines the law provides that
certain drugs shall be mentioned on
the labels, if they are ingredients of
the preparations. Ely's Cream Balm.
the well-known family remedy for
cold in the head, hay fever and nasal
catarrh, doesn't contain single in
furious drug, SO the makers have
simply to print the fact chat it COM
plies fully with all the requirements
Of the law
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-15
WANTED TO ride
When Well Known Insurance Man Cried
"TaXICab"

A very humorous occurrence took
place on the c., A. G. c. depot plat
form Monday morning when the
train due at 8:19, pulled In at the
station. Awell known insurance man
Of this city, who went down to "see
the cars come in," was suddenly
seized with an evident desirC to have
some fun. He began to cry taxi
cab, and in the space of few Sec
onds, he was confronted by two fash
ionably dressed ladies who desired
to take ride in the taxicab. 1t was
sort of set back to the insur-
ance man who had not expected any
response to his calls, but his usual
quick presence of mind did not fail
him and he was in position to
Square himself after few bits
of broken speech. He statel to the
ladies that he had merely remarked
to q man on the platform that the
taxicabs were not allowed to come
closer than one block Co the depot
He also said that he had probably
made the remark in rather loud
tone of voice and begged to be par
doned.