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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09
FOOD FOR THE FANS
Meaty Gossip Pertaining to Plays and Players in the National
 PaStime
We are the people.
There with the big finish.

We are the peOple.
 There with the big finish.
 Dan O'Neils CubanoIa Glides this afternoon at Newfield.
 Win or lose today we'll be in an- as the Finnegans will be here with us.
 Relying on past performances, whenever the Mechanics had to fight for a position, they have always man aged to come out on the better end.
 Joe Kustus was bound to break away from that slump. He'll put many dent in a pitchers record from now on.
 Tommy Downey only grabbed four hits yesterday. By the way ne achieved the batters desire a perfect record, getting four hits out of as many times up. The New York Sun savs of his work: "DOwney led the Cincinnati heavy artillery with three singles and triple. Downey had a remarkable full day with four hits, two sacrifices, two stolen bases, two rms and six chances in the teld The Press says: "Downey made four of Cincinnati's sixteen wallOps and drove in three of the runs scored by his team" Making in all five or the runs for which he was responsible.
 The Cubebs who visit us today still keen up their winnings, yesterday
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

dropping to Holyoke in a 2-1 game. Eddie Havel is $5 the richer for a home run hit over the fence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09
National League

National League. New York ': St. Louis 0. Cincinnati 13; Brooklyn ?. Chicago z; Philadelphia ,. Boston 4; Pittsburg 0. Pittsburg 3; Boston ?.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09
National League.

St. Louis at New York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. PittSburg at Boston.
 Chicago at Philadelphia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

The Clintons are out with a chaI- lenge to any 17-1S year old team in the city. Would like to hear from the Westerns or Maplewoods for a game.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

The Mechanics had three on in the fifth yesterday with none down, but could not get a run across. Stowe started the inning with a hit, follow ed by pass to Miller, and an error of Kochers grounder. Case then famed Waller, caused Hall to pop to Redmond and Eley to ground to Ma son.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

Win or lose today we'll be in an- other fight for first place tomorrow as the Finnegans will be here with
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

The Clinton A. c. will make an att tempt to land the amateur champion ship of the city. With Brown, Bish- eff and Mccarthy on the firing line they should have a look in some- where.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09
|DR. DEANE'S DONTS.
Sensible Instructions Sug- gested for Guidance of
 School Children
Applies With Equal Force to Grown-ups = Advice
 that Should Be Heeded

Dr. Charles W. Deane, superintend- ent of schools, has sent to the prin- cipals of the local schols the follow ing which is most timely:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

Dan O'Neil's CubanoIa Glides this afternoon at Newfield.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

The St Joes and Savannah Colored Giants made a record last Sunday when they finished their game in one hour and eight minutes. Considering that 1t was a dark day, with occasion al rain, the record is the more to be remarked upon. It's just an instance of the speed of the games at the Oval
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09
Eastern leaeue

Baltimore II; Jersey City ,. Newark 6; Providence l. Rochester 4; Toronto 0.
 Buffalo at Montreal-Rain.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

Red Waller came across for great work in the seventh. Hall made a great stop of Guests drive holding that nit which was labeled three bases to a single. Then came another lit by Ball, placing Guest on third. Waller frightened up causing Case and Christopher to make great dents in the atmosphere.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

Yesterdays win is credited to Wal Ter. He was going great in the pincheS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

Farmer Want Ads. 1 Cent a Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

Dick Nallin, whom Manager Me- Cam has signed up as utility man
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

The Cubebs- who visit us today still keep up their winnings, yesterday
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09
Connecticut League.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-09

Joe Kustus was bound to break away from that slump. He'll put many a dent in a pitchers record
 from now on.
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wnr EDEN.

On the evening Of Nov. II, the regular
mid-week prayer meeting was held st the
home Of James Y. Hamor and wife by in
vitstion Of Mr.. Hamor, who led the meet
ing. There was sweet halo about this
gathering OF friends and neighbour, a. it
was the sixsieth anniversary Of their mar
rage. The friends who could mot be
present ssnt cards and congratulations.
Mr.. HaUoe y about eighty-six years OF
aee and Mn. Hamof eighty-four. Both
arc well and active, attending to their
household duties and enjoying the love
and respect Of host Of friends. They
have two sons Elweil and Melville
Hanor, thsss grandchildren and one
great gFAndchild. Their friends hope
thst they may enjoy many more plsassnt
anniversaries.
Nov. 10. n.
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MANsEr.

v. L. King Of ssddieback light, is vis-
Ting his family.
Mrs. Margaret Aurphy, of fremont, is
visiting Mrs. Julia Parker.
Mrs. c. n. league and daughter, Mrs.
George Lunt, nave gone TO Brewer to
spend the winter.
As. b. T. Dollivsr and Mrs. W. II.
Ward, who have been very i'll, are some
what improved in health.
Roland Stanley came home Nov. 10
bringing bis bride, who was formerly
Miss sibyl Randall, OF Harrington.
Miss Gertrude Nicksrson and Mrs. Clark,
Who have bean visiting their sister, Mrs.
Charles Toxrey, have returned tn their
home in Amherst.
Nov. q. MAD.
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sARGENTvILLE.


valerioos Black and wife spent last
week at Caps Rozier.
Clarence Chatto is at home from Bates
college for few weeks.
Byron Wood. OF the steamer fremont, is
at home for the winter.
Mrs. Josephine Bunker is visiting
friends in South Boston.
James Cowing left last week for ais
home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Elmer e. Cummings and daughter
Alene spent Sunday in Surry.
Miss Fannie Allen, Of Surry, has been
spending few weeks with friends here.
Miss Helen Higgins, who has been at
tending school at Charleston, 10 ct home.
Azor c. Dodge and George Harding
spent sunday with Curtis Dodge ct Blue
hill.
Rev. John Clark, OF the Little Wan
derer's Home in Boston, spoke in the
chapel Sunday evening, Nov. 20.
School ut district No. 3 closed Friday
for two weeks. Miss Clark has returned
to her home At Southwest Harbor.
Chester Slower and Fred J. Sargent have
recently purchased valuable horses Of
Brooks and North Bueksport parties.
Herbert Hooper, who is employed with
the telephone company at bangor, il
spending few days with his parents.
Nov. II. SIN.
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enjoying . vssk's AsntiuG Il sssnIsy's
point.
}. B. Coie, Of wstsrvills, hAs bssn vfsit-
ing relatives hsrs several days.
Arthur stevsns, Of Columbia, was .
weekend visitor at Capt. Deasy's.
Mis- Katharine Bunker, Of Frsnklin, has
bssn recent guest Of her cousin, Mn. c.
G. Larnbee.
Mrs. Fred Ssavey and son returned from
0ouldsboro Sunday, upon the arrival Of
Capt. 6esyey.
John 8. Coombs and wife entertained .
party Il dinner Friday, followed By .
card party in the evening.
Nov. n. e.
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THE Ilrx or A wArcH.

y Depends Largely = ~ wsecA
aad IL Has Casrying Il.
IT, hs Of vatch, jsvsisss ~, -
Ponds Afesay N ths psrsos carrying 4
ead H. cars taksn Of Il. A. 10 tn cara
OF watch sous tsuslses ~ thas II
should b oilsd oues year, soms oace in
two ysazs; perhaps oncs in eighteen
months wosld b about ths right thine.
All tswslsrs ~ thas . wstch should
always b. wound q the nuns time daily:
this 70 eessntial 70 mako Il rive The bsst
and most uniform rssults. II . watch 10
permitted to run down Il may on rs-wind-
ing keep di1srsns tina and require rsgu-
lssing. WITH ~ watch wound regularly
and kept running there u vt up ana
ssssbliahsd In the mainspsing . certain
tension. II this strain 10 wholly rslsassd
By letting the watcn run down the sprine
may on rs-windine take on . somewhat
different tension, This difference may BE-
enough to aflsct the running Of the watch.
While some watches sre long lived,
many are short-ived, the long-l lived
watches being, Of course, thoss Of nns
quality that are 70 well cared for. Bot
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ISLE AU HAUr.

@. n. Jack arrived from Boston Tues
day.
James Canning Is suffering with . cancer
in his throat.
A party OF surveyors is here surveying .
tract OF land st Duck harbor.
Mrs. ycrnie Gross and Mias Susie Ames
were guests OF Mrs. J. X. Collins Thursday
night.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Turner is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Collins, at Burnt
thoroughfare.
Miss Susie Ames closed her school at
Head harbor and returned TO her home in
Monmouth Friday.
Nov. 10. C.
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BORN.

BURRILL-At Orland. Nov Is, 70 Mr. and Mrs
Henry Burrill, son.
CORTE Stat Stonington. Nov 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Tony Cortesi, son. Mick Louis
Bruno.
COUSINS-At stNniSgson. Nov 10, to Mr. and
Mrs G Lyman Cousins, = son. lCharlss
lawrence.
LINsCOTT-At franklin, Oct "a, to Mr. and
Mrs George A Linscott, son.
ROBBINS-At stonington, Nov IL, to Mr. and
Mrs James E Robbins, son.
wILBUR-At Hancock, Nov II, to Mr. and Mrs
Alonzo J Wilbur, daughter.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
= ls55. - ~
Woman, Lovely Woman

But Alas, Without Beautiful Hair No
Woman Can BE Handsome.
We ask every woman reader of this
paper to give Partisan Sage thorough
trial. and we gladly make them this
liberal offer:
Get q large t0Lcent bottle from G.
A. Parcher to-day. Use it IS directed
for two weeks. II at the end Of that
time you are not satisfied with the re-
suits, say SO to G. A. Parcher and he
will give you your money back.
Besides being q delightful and in
MIGRATING hair dressing. Partisan
Sage will cure dandru6- stop falling
hair and itching of the scalp. or
money back.
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DIED.

CAMPBELL-At West Surry, Nov 81, Mrs
Mahala Campbell, aged about 90 years
ELEMENTAL hildren's hospital, Portland
Nov II. PauIene Marion, daughter OF Mrs
Susie Clement, Of Penobscot. aged years
EATON-At Deer Isle, Nov II. Charles Eaton,
aged 81 years.
GILPATRICK-At Lamoine. Nov Is, Mira
Lois Fitzpatrick, aged rs years.
KELLEY-At West fremont, Nov %, Edward
Kelley.
MITCHELL-At North Ellsworth, Nov II,
Miss Lettie II Mitchell. formerly Of fremont,
aged Is years, months, sdays. corrected.
PREssEY-At Cranberry Isles, Nov n. Della
H, wife Of John Pressey, aged 81 years,
month, II days
POMEROY-At Trenton, Nov u. William ]
Pomeroy, aged 81 years, months.
sPRAGUE-At Swans Island, Nov IL, Elias
~ sprague. aged - years, 2 months, is days.
STEvENS-At Bar Harbor. Nov Ii, Mrs
FrAncena Stevens, aged "a years. months,
II days
srANLEY-At waltham. Nov 10, Mrs Susan
n Stanley, aged rs years, months
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M'KINLEY.

Frank Gott is occupying Mrs. Laura
smiths house.
r. L. Manchester and wife are visiting
in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Phebe Higgins and daughter Ethel
are in town for . short stay.
Mrs. Elisabeth Manchester is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Burns, Of Bar Harbor.
Mrs. p. w. Richardson left Wednesday
for . two-weeks' visit with relatives in
Massachusetts,.
The last day entertainment given by the
Mckinley school pupils Friday evening,
was very successful.
Nov. n. p. M.
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SEAL HARBOR.

Little Mary McNsughton is very Ill.
Daniel Gray has returned to his home at
Mt. Desert Ferry.
Roy Hartman and Mr.. Farrell visited
Irwin Gray over Sunday.
Miss Inez Liscomb and Lena Jordan
were home over Sunday.
Morris Marshall and John Bagiey re-
turned home from Boston Sunday.
Miss Barbara Stinson 10 in Portland
hospital for an operation for appendicitis.
Nov. q. MKLvIxA.
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Pors.
Ar Nov ie, sch Lulu w Eppes. Rockland
Sid Nov Is. sch Ann Stuart. Northeast
Haybor, lumber, whitcomb, Haynes q Co
Sid Nov %. sch Lnlu W Eppes, Bar Harbor,
lumber, whitcomb, Haynes Il Co
Sid Nov u, ach Henrietta Whitney, New
Ark, slaves and heads, Whitcomb, Haynes q
Co
Hancock County Ports.
Southwest Harbor-Sld Nov II, sch Lillian
Sid Nov Is, schs Almeda Wiley, for Phila-
deiphia; Rebecca N Walls, for New York;
Harold J AcCArty
Bass Harbor-In. port Nov II. sch Julia
Frances
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MARRIED..

DAVIS - BETS At Ellsworth, Nov II, by
Rev g Barnard, Misc Mary e Davis to
Leo Berton Belts, both Of Ellsworth Falls.
GILLEY-LACOUNT--A Southwest Harbor.
Nov ii, by Rev 3 W Brown. Miss Charlotte
Giiley, Of Southwest HArbor, to Clyde c
LaCount, Of Bar Harbor.
PEAvEY-DORR-AtO rland, Nov 8, by Rev
Arthur Lyon, Mrs Annie N Peavey to
George Dorr, both OF Orland.
TREwORGY-wITHEE Ellsworth, Nov
10, by Rev P A Killam, Miss Bessie X
Treworgy TO Albert 8 withee, both Of
Surry.
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BAR HARBoR.

1fancsna r, widow Of John 8. Stevens,
died ct the home Of hsr daughter, Mrs.
Andrsw q. Iiscomh, Tuesday, NOV. Is, 1t
The 49, Of ssvsnty-ssven ysars. She IL
survived b. oss daaghtsr-M Liscomb,
and two sons-Jossnh A. 6tsvsns, Of Bar
harboe, and Edward Stevens, Of New
York. Ths rsmAins were taken to
0osldsboro, hsr formsr home. who're
funsral services wsrs laid Tharsday after
ncoa. Mrs. Stevens bad besn III Of cancer
many months, and hsd been couAnsd 70
- I'D ior ~ past two months Shs was
eorn In 0ouldsboro. the daughter Of
Rsass past shs lad mads her houns IL nar
AaRboe.
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sEDGwICK.


Hiram Eaton is quite III of hsart
tfoubls.
Mis- Corn Carter is ct work for John
w. Paxis.
W. H. Robbins and II. A. small have
had wells dug recently.
Mrs. 8. N. Wiley left Thursday for Wa
ban, Mass., for the winter.
There will Be Thanksgiving service at
the church Thursday evening.
Minnewaukon chapter, r. A. ~, will
elect Officers Tuesday evening, Dec. 8.
The village school commenced to-day,
With Miss Harriette Saunders teacher.
F. Z. Ferguson and wife have closed
their summer home here and returned to
Boston.
E. ]. Eaton has moved from the Lane
house into the new house which he has
Just completed.
Rev. r. 8. Clark, missionary agent Of
the New England Home for Little Wan
derers, gave an interesting address in the
First Baptist church Sunday morning.
Columbia chapter. o. e. s., has had its
regular meetings changed from the nrst
Wednesdays Of each month. On the date
Of the next regular meeting, Dec. Z, ON
cers will be elected. 1t 10 hoped all in
terested will make special effort to be
present.
Nov, "a. HI.
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MOUNT DESERT FERRY.

MOUNT DESERT FERRY.
Harvard Carter closed his school in
Sullivan Friday.
8. J. Johnston took party to Flanders
pond, Sullivan, Saturday.
Edgar Kief and Harvard Carter and wife
have gone TO Burieigh to visit Mr.. Kief's
daughter, Mrs. Edith Bsbcock.
A. B. Foss, VINO has been employed 1t
8. J. Johnston's since last spring, has re-
turned to his home ct Hancock.
Miss Elizabeth JelIison, who is attend
ing school in Charleston, is expected home
Wednesday to spend THANKSGIVING with
her parents, w. W. Jellison and wife.
Nov. q. T..
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Clarsncs Young has returned home.
John Prsble and Arthur Eaton each got
. deer one day last week.
Mrs. Ethel Eaton has gone TO Northeast
Harbor, whore she has employment . lev
weeks.
sanford Trip, who was burned out this
fali, has his new house sunicisntly near
completion to move in.
Nov a. a.
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sURRY.

SUhhX.
Mrs. Ned Sargent is ill.
Mrs. ". E. Linniken left Saturday for
Lynn, Mass.
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
grange hall.
George Osgood and wife were in town
Tuesday, calling on friends.
Roy Gaspar, who has been employed at
Seal HArbor this summer, is home.
Many from here attended the poverty
supper given by the circle at Morgan's
bay.
Clara Durham returned to her home
Monday, accompanied by her brother Ed
ward, who will remain for short visit.
Arbutus grange will have . shooting
match Thanksgiving afternoon. A supper
will Be served in the new hall, and dance
will follow.
Maud Clark, who has been visiting her
parents, Charles Clark and wife, has gone
to Massachusetts, for short stay before
returning to her work in Bar Hsrbor.
A social gathering was given in viii
Phillips hall last Thursday evening, in
honor Of Clara Durham, Of Alexander.
She was presented with q sum of money
contributed By her friends.
Nov. "a. ANON.
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COUNTY NEWS


ORk0kAST 0A88Ok
Dr. ,. L. 0findls Il hons from Puet-
lard.
A. ". Coonbs i Aoms iron hsnsias in
Rnnklin.
Ms. Eva Fsrnsid has rstunsd 70 Boz
ton for The winter.
Tbs NsiGhbofhood hose viii b closed
Thanksgiving day.
Mn. Edith Carleton IL visiting hsr par
snts, LAWS Dorr and vita.
Mn. A. o. Jacobson hss eons 70 bar
Harbos hospital for treatment.
Ths schools viii cIoss Wednesday after
noon for The remainder Of ths week.
Thursday morning u 10 o'clock, there
win b special Thanksgiving ssrvics.
Rsv. N. B. Rogers has goce 70 walthAm,
Aass., for weeks vacation. His pulpit
will b. supplied next Sunday.
Al ssint- Mary's- By -the-ssa Sunday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Lee prsachsd The second
sermon in . series on '.Studies in EARLY
Christian History. His subjsct wss:
allow - got the New Tsseamsnt.n
uKloHnonHooD HOUSE.
Ais LIZ. ths mstron, has organised q
girls sewing class, which meets saturday
afternoons.
Mr.. Jscobson's gymnasium glasses inset
- follows: Small boys, Monday and
Thufsday evenings 1t s-O; large boys,
wednesday evening NJ 70. 9irls. Satur-
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EAsrBROOK.

Charles A., son OF H. c. Piper, Who has
bssn teaching in the public schools Of
Porto Rico for the past few years, has
bssn promoted to the onics Of supsrin-
tending principal OF three towns, with
hsadquastsrs 1t Toa Bajs. Young Pipsrs
friends are glad to learn that be u making
rood in the lima Of work be has chosen
Nov. a oro.
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DEDHAM.

J. Car Foes has moved his family to
Bangor.
Daniel johnson has gone to Ssbois TO
make shovel handle bars.
Miss Bernics Mclaughlin has gone 70
Bangor to learn massaging.
Miss Ethel Fogg has returned from
weeks visit in Brewer and Bangor.
w. B. Glare and wife, Of Bourne, Mass,
visited relatives in town last week.
Levi Maddocks and wife, Of Bluehill,
visited their sister, Mrs. Il. W. Burrill,
Nov. n.
Recent visitors to town were Miss
Bertha Doxr and Clifford Burrill, Of
Bucksport; Maurice Moore Of Bourne,
Mass, and vinal Thompson, Of Easton.
Nov. n. B.
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NoKrH BROOKLYN.

Eugene Day has been doing some car
penter work for G. II. Young.
Misses Eta and Jennie Young, who
have been employed At the Brooklin
factory, are home.
II. b. Bale 10 getting out the material
for . boathouss and icehouse combined,
for Willem Wilieke.
School No. 9, taught by Roy r. Moody,
Of Bluehill, closed Friday with . school
exhibition, which was largely attended
and greatly enjoyed. School No. Z,
taught BY Floyd Hamilton, closed with
pleasing exercises in the afternoon OF the
same day.
Nov. q. SUB.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Eddie Cole and wife entertained at tsa
ON Saturday.
Mira Ernest Wood, who has been quite
III, il improving.
Miss Lydia shaw has returned from .
visit TO Bar Harbor.
The Unity club was entertained last
week by Mr.. J. 9. Coombs.
Harvey Ray and Philip Workman are
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Bookkeeping b one lesson: Don't isnd
thsm-
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Compound LicOrice
der German Laxative Powder.

Antiseptic Tooth Powder
For cleaning. besutifytng. and pre- o.
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Little Pills for the Liver
For CONSTIPATION, Headache, Dlzxi q
ness Biliouspess, Torpid Liver, etc. HOG
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Oranulated Effervescent
Phosphate of Soda i 4 2as.:. 1T
S:s = Of .s1vis whsn gentle pur- Oh
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Cascara Waters so, s.sss '. = ~.
M and aromatic fruit pastes. tonic laxative
Tor bilious headache, sOE7 stomach, "a
bad breath. blood and bowels ...... k(JG
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Compound Carbolic S

% excellent far family and popular use
ing Wounds, Sores. Burns. Cuts. Old 4
Ulcers, letter, RtngworI:. ScAbies
or Itch, Chspped ana Cracked skin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-23

Parcher's Talcum
Powder s Esr, ;es T Ssss. and o6c
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-10-15
More Eggs

Chicken feeders can buy ground
green bones at the Idaho Meat
Market
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-10-15

The annual Drv Farming Con-
gress, which held its sessions IN
Spokane during the first week in
October, proved the biggest success
of an, meeting Of the organization
ever held, and host OF delegates
from the great farming states of
the west Assem- oled TO hear the pro
minent speakers, and to attend the
small gatherings where sp, cial
features OF the technical side of dry
farming were discussed for the in
struction of the delegates, Prof. J
III. Worst, OF the North Agricul-
tural College WAS elected president
vi the Dry Farming Congress for
the coming year, while John I
Burns remains Ms Secretary and
Treasurer, with headquarters at
Spokane. Congressman Frank
Aoneell oi Wyoming, the retiring
president, was made an honorary
Vice President, Alfred Atkinson
IL Vice President. The usual num-
Der of foreign delegates were pres
ent and weresnamed as Information
Vice Presidents.
The Congress WAS especially use
ful in pointing the way to the set
Element o! thousands of acres of
unclaimed land in the western
states, by proving that scientific
methods make possible its pro-
6.able cultivation During the
past season, the dryest in the his
tory OF the west, it was Cleary
proven that good crops could be
raised by modern DIV farming me-
thods, whereas the unscientiic
farmers suffered from the drought.
The result of the work done by
the agricultural experts through
the Dry Farming Congress and by
other means is being felt in the
settlement uf the vacant lands in
the Northwest.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-10-15
For Sale

Oue four roomed house and two
lots cheap; one four roomed house
and two acres, also eight acres that
] will sell in one piece or in single
acres, all on Northside, mile from
postoffice.
ID. p. HERsHMAN. Box &c 4