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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04
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Mr. Roy Whitehead returned from
Crystal Falls last Friday.
Miss Corning OF Iron Mountain was
an Amasa visitor last Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Martin and Mr.
and Mrs. Y. ID. DUDE went to Crystal
Falls last Friday to attend the Charity
Ball.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04
A BUSINESS CHANGE
Halada Bros. Sell Out Their Business 10 the
COOPERATIVE Society.


A deal was contaminated during the
week by which the business OF HAlada
Bros. will be transferred 90 the Crystal
Falls Cooperative Society. newly
organized association made upmainly
OF Finnish and Swedish residents of
the place,
The new company has been selling
stock to all who wish TO invest in the
enterprise and intend TO engage in the
business on n large scale.
They have engaged manager FROM
the copper country who will have on
tire charge OF the business
The deal with the Halada Bros. will
not be closed for lew days yet bat
the bargain IL made.
On the 18th the store will be closed,
inventory taken and when 10 opens up
again II viii be.undsr the new man.
sgsment.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04


Witnesses during their inquls'ticn
Bradley Matter Up In S.nate.
The sena.e is considering the re.
port OF the special committee charged
with the investigation OF certain
charges against Senator Bradley.
II is hard 10 predict M this
time what the final action OF the
senate will be, but II Is certain that
that body will not unseat the senator
from MontcAlm. In order 90 do this a
two-third majority Is necessary. and
the senators who believe Senator Brad.
ley guilty cannot muster the twenty.
two votes necessary for such action.
Senator Foster and Representative
knight have two bills before the legis-
lature calling for a reorganization OF
the public domain commission. The
knight bill provides for an immlgra-
ton department for the purpose OF
inducing settlers 70 occupy state lands.
The Bricl;er bill. prohibiting the dis.
play OF moving pictures OF prize fights
r. experiencing some hard shedding in
the house II was a subject OF stormy
discussion In the committee room, but
was reported ont for consideration by
the committee or the whole
The house put the quietus on Rep
resentative Fisks resolution favoring
the Bennett bill In congress for tho
annexation Of Canada as a solution Of
the present tariff difficulty The rcso-
luton, ON motion Of Ro,reseutstivs
Biera. WIS tabled MAX BDClA.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04
Upper Peninsula Notes
short Items Of Interest From Our
NeiOhborisg Counties.


The Escsnaba base ball directors met
with Frank Russell, representative
from the Marquette range teams. at
Escanaba last Friday to complete ar
raugements tor Escanabas taking
Crystal Falls place in the league but
negotiations were broken off to enable
the Escsnaba directors to make another
attempt to organize range TO be- com
posed OF Escanaba. Gladstone. Mari
nette and Menominee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04

At the Dickinson county convention
last Saturday Donald O'Hara, son OF
Atty. John O. Hara of Iron Mountain.
was chosen as the republican candidate
for commissioners of schools over Ed.
L. Parmenter who has held the posi-
tion for man years and is school man
OF state wide reputation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04

Mrs. q. w. Helgemo died In STAN
baugh hospital about nine O'Clock yes
terday morning. as the result OF child.
birth. The child is still living.
The deceased was formerly Miss
Emma Nelson and lacked one day OF
being 3s years Of age.
5 She came to this country with her
parents when she was rs years old and
has'sinot made Iron River her honne.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04

Andrew Knudson's store at Florence
was broken into last Friday night and
small amount OF cash and goods
taken.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04
Measure Designed TO Give Bet
ter Protection TO OepOsltoTs.
SESSIONS FIRST ACHIEVEMENT
House, After Much Wrangling, Votes
to Go on Junket-Represent
Stewart Sponsor For Administration
House Cleaning 6iII-BradIey Mat.
ter Up For Final Consideration.
Especial Correspondence +.


Lansing. Mich.-Governor Osborn
signed the first bill OF this session
Thursday. This was the Copley bill.
introduced at the instance OF Banking
Commissioner e. II. Doyle. and is de.
signed 10 give better protection TO the
depositors in state banks. This new
law provides that whenever the capi
tai stock OF q bank becomes impairt
the banking commissioner may step In
and take possession OF the stock
owned by the stockholders OF such
bank and sell enough OF such stock
In order TO bring the capital stock OF
the bank up to the required standard.
After six weeks OF wrangling with
the junket question, the house voted 70
reconsider It's former decision not TO
20 on a junket Speaker Bakers idea.
that the visiting trips 10 the state in
stitutions by the various legislative
committees should be cut out, was ucv.
er very popular with his fellow leHs-
lators. Only fear OF the wrath OF their
constituents prompted them at the be-.
ginning or the session 10 show some
INCLINATION towards economy. The
anti-Baker faction. after making vari-
Gus attempts TO resurrect the junket,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-08

YOUNGSTERS.

TAsrs's always something the matter
Wa them. Sometimes it's q bump, q
brsiss, . cut or burn, or they contract a
creepy cold that endsngera their lives. II
every home medicine chest or closet, and
travelling kit contained a bottle of LEES
LINIMENT-that remarkable remedy you
should keep in easy reach always-then
mech suffering would be saved the little
snes as well as the grownups. LEES
EMINENT is particularly adapted to the
relief Of ali aches and pains. That's what
it's for-pothing else. You apply LEES
I4INIAkNT in rheumatism, neuralgia,
lumbago, goat, lung tightness and for
sore or lame muscles and joints, and you
viii obtain really remarkable results.
LEES LINIMENT IS absolutely safe to
use and is mighty prompt 70 act. 1t does
the work where others fail. 1t costs as
little as good remedy can cost-you get
liberal sized bottle for quarter. II you
dea's need it soon, the children mays
soc that you are supplied now. In full
4-sssce bottles TWICE the usual guam
tity) for rs cents. At drug and general
stores.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-08
FRANKLIN.
March 4,

Miss Gladys Bragdon has returned from
a visit with friends in Calais.
F. A. Moves and wife, OF East Sullivan,
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Abbie Dunn, who was injured by
fall recently, is about her home again.
Miss Katharine Bunker is visiting her
sisters, Miss Alice, at Augusta, and Mrs.
Henry Springer, at Foxcroft.
The ladies' aid society will serve supper
at the Methodist vestry Tuesday, and ar
range for dinner town-meeting day.
Miss Marcia Gordon returned Saturday
from Dorchester, Mass, where she has
spent the past two months with her sister,
Mrs. Guy Miller.
After the funeral OF his daughter, Mrs.
Applin, Curtis JOY. remained few days
and called on old friends here and at Sui
Ivan, leaving for his home in Milford,
Mass, Tuesday.
While party OF young people were
coasting one evening last week, z. L..
Wilbur, who was on the street, was
knocked down and injured about his face,
a cut over one eye requiring five stitches
MIR. Wilbur exonerates the coasters from
blame.
March 6. b.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLIN.

s.s. Kane was in Boston last week on
business.
a son was born to Thomas Csndage and
vile March 3.
Miss Musa Dollard, who mas spent the
PEST month in Boston, is home.
Miss Bmma Cousins, who has been
visiting friends at Stonington, is home.
n. n. Pease and wife were given sur
prise party Saturday evening by the mem
hers OF Center Harbor Rebekah lodge, it
being the twenty eighth anniversary of
their marriage. Refreshments were
served.
A. II. Mayo, who purchased the rink OF
Fred Allen, has sold sixty feet of the
Dnilding to Warren Ford. Emery Bracy
has begun to take down the part of the
building which MIR. Mayo has reserved for
hiRSelf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-08
COUNTY NEWS
WEST SULLIVAN.

James Mattocks, ST., is visiting his sons
in New York.
Almond Joy attended the boys conven-
tion at Bangor.
N. w. Bunker and F. e. PettingilI were
in Old Town Thursday.
Maxwell and Donald Phelps returned
from Steuben Saturday.
Alice Farnsworth, who is teaching in
Brewer, spent Saturday in town.
James Davis and wife are rejoicing over
the birth OF son born Wednesday.
Mrs. James Havey is visiting her broth
er, e. 4. Bragdon, a. East Sullivan.
Capt. and Mrs. Mitchell have returned
from trip to Boston and New York.
John Sargent and family have moved
from Tunk and are with Mrs. NJ. A.
Hooper.
Miss Ina Wiley, who has been employed
in Bangor, is spending the winter with her
parents.
Mrs. Louise Hooper returned Friday
from Winterport, where she has been
visiting friends.
A merry party from here was entertained
at Sorrento Saturday evening by F. L.
Trundy ami wife.
Mary Ma;tocks, who is training at the
Maine general hospital for a nurse, is at
home for brief visit.
Archibald B. Hsvey, of Caribou, has re-
turned home, after spending a week with
his father, B. B. Havey.
A. P. Havey, accompanied by Mrs. Havey,
left for Boston Wednesday. Mr.. Havey
will go to Oklahoma before his return.
Mrs. Warren Stevens, with her two
children, returned to Milbridge Saturday,
after short visit at the home OF Nelson
w. Bunker and wife.
William Moore and wife, and Mrs. Will
liam Temple and daughter Leitha returned
to Prospect Harbor Saturday, after sew
eral weeks as guests Of II. II. Havey and
wife.
The Golden Rule society of the Metno-
dist church met with Mrs. II. Ii. Havey
Wednesday, for an-all-day session.
Inirty -nine participated IN the enloyabie
occasion.
Basket ball is at its height here. The
high school team played in Bluehill FRI
day evening. The second town team
played at Winter Harbor the same evening
and the first town team went to Milbridge,
Saturday evening. The home team won at
Winter Harbor, but lost in the Other two
games.
The town learns with regret the in
tended departure Of DR.. s. E. Phelps and
family. He is about to enter larger field
in the town Of Pennington, Conn.,, and
will assume his duties about the first OF
April. DR.. and Mrs. Phelps have made
lasting friends here, who wish them pros
perity in their new field.
March 6. vox PoPULI.
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s1snrY-rrRsr B1RrHnAY

At Hast Boston, Feb. IS, Capt. Enos
wasgate held open house during the
aftsrnoon and evening, it being the
ninety-first anniversary of his birth.
Many called and left kind remembrance
of the day. The dou BILE parlors where he
received we're floral bower.
At seven O'Clock company Of near rela-
tives and friends sat down to turkey
dinner, after which the guests were re-
euested to remain seated and q knife was
placed at Capt. Wasgate's hand and 9
large birthday cake brought in and pre-
sented to him by Mrs. Johanna Dority.
After each guest was served with liberal
piece, the company returned to the parlors
where they were delightfully."- entertained
With solos and instrumental music by
Miss Carrie Snow.
Although ninety-one years have passed
over Captain Wasgate's head, one would
hardly realize it by his appearance. He
reads without glasses and keeps in touch
With events of the day, besides attending
masonic meetings and the annual banquet
Of the "Forty- ninersn.
Those present were Charles Richardson
and wife and Miss Carrie Snow, OF East
Boston; Mrs. Mary Wasgate, OF Everett;
John ID. Folsom and wife and Miss Locke,
Of Bonneville; Miss Musa Dollard, of
Brooklin; Mr.. and Mrs. McNaulty, of
Dorchester, Mass; and Mrs. Johanna
D0rity. At late hour the friends departed
with best wishes that Capt. Wasgate may
enjoy many more such events.
March 6. UNE FEMME.
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CASTINE.

Owen Staples is spending a few days
with friends in Stonington.
Clara Williams, OF Good Will Farm, is
the guest of Miss Mary Hooke.
Mrs. Charles Perkins is spending a few
weeks with her sister in Monroe.
Mrs. Joseph Hackett and son Porter are
spending several days in Rockland.
w. A. Kicker left Saturday morning for
business trip to Boston and New York.
Hermon Wescott, who has employment
with the Wolworth Manufacturing Co.,
Of Boston, is making short visit with
his parents.
The alliance met Friday evening at the
home of w. A. Walker and wife. paper
was read by Dr. Parsons on 1.-THE Great
White Plague. Refreshments were
served.
The E. s. N. s. closed it's winter term
Wednesday. The steamer Stockton made
a special trip from Castine to Bucksport
for tie purpose OF carrying the students to
connect with the train for Bangor.
Monday evening, at the home OF Rev. r.
c. Douthitt, Mrs. Kathryn Hunt and Jo-
seph Morey were married. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morey left Tuesday for a short visit in
Machias, Mrs. Morey's former home.
Mar. s. G.
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MARLBORO.
vox PoPULI.

S. 8. Mitchell, OF Cherryfield, is visiting
Melvin L. Wilbur.
Miss Inez Ford, who is teaching in
Brewer, spent Friday night and Saturday
at home.
Mrs. s. H. Remick and her son, Melvin
Wilbur, visited Mrs. Grace Barron at
West Ellsworth last week.
Grace Bartlett, who has been visiting
her grandparents, F. I. Hodgkins and
wife, has returned to Ellsworth.
George o. Treadwell, who has been
getting out logs, stavewood and cord wood
this winter, completed operations Sstur-
day.
Mrs. circuit, who has been caring for
her daughter, Mrs. Bernice Soper, of Bar
Haroor, spent Saturday and Sunday here
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Rodick.
Mrs. circuit will return to-day with her
son George TO her home in Amherst. He
also spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Rodick.
March 6. ARE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-08
PROSPECT HARBOR.

Miss Julia Guptill was a recent guest at
Capt. Deasy's.
Miss Genevieve Cole is visiting relatives
in Waterville and Augusta.
The Unity club was entertained Thurs
day by Mrs. Irving Whitaker.
Rupert Blance has gone to Brooklin to
spend few weeks with his grandparents,
r. W. Nutter and wife.
Mrs. William Temple and daughter have
returned from a visit to Mrs. Harvard
Havey OF West Sullivan.
William II. Moore and wife have re-
turned from West Sullivan, where they
have been with their daughter the past
two months.
News was received Saturday OF the
death OF Mrs. Kate Noonan, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, a former resident here. Funeral
services are to be held in Union church
Tuesday.
Mari L.
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WEST FREMONT.
March 6.

Mrs. Zulma s. Clark is at L. W. Rumill's
visiting her daughter Myra.
Mrs. Merl Farley's baby has been quite
ill the past week but is better.
Miss Muriel Lunt visited her aunt,
Mrs. W. d. Walls, at Seal Cove, last week.
Reta Rumill and Leola Rumill spent
part Of last week at Southwest Harbor
visiting Reta's sister, Mrs. Randolph
Gilley.
Edmund B. Reed, wife and son Edmund,
jr., who have spent the winter at Owls
Head are home. Mr.. Reed will go to wor k
on the Stanley weir at Moose island.
The children's sewing circle met Satur-
day with Theresa Lunt. Five members
were present. The circle will meet next
Saturday with Katie Pomroy. They are
still working to pay janitor for the
church. Robert Dix fills the place.
March z. THELMA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-08
PRETTY MARSH.

H. P. Freeman and wife are in town for
few days.
Grip and bad colds are prevalent. Mrs
Allen Smith and Miss Hilda, who were
confined to the house for some weeks, are
out, and Mrs. G. w. Haynes is better.
The plan to admit automobiles to South
west Harbor by way of the road through
Pretty Marsh, does not meet with general
favor here. 1t is said that on account of
their being allowed to pass through here,
work on the Bowler job will not be re-
sumed this spring, and those who were
depending on that work will be compelled
to seek work elsewhere, unless the town
sees fit to lay out large amount OF money
on the road menIioped. The road is
hardly wide enough IN places for pedes-
TRANS to pass one another.
March z. g.
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NORTH CAsTINE.

Ralph s. WardweII and wife are visiting
relatives here.
Norman Conner, Of Castine, is visiting
bis brother Ross.
Arthur P. Guilford has gone to Owls
Head to prepare for fishing trip.
Virgil Wardwell, jr., is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Fred Ward we'll
Mial Perkins, who is teaching in WASH
lngton, spent few days with his parents
recently.
Mrs. w. E. Ord way has recovered
sufficiently to attend to her duties in the
postoffice.
Misses Emma G. Wardwell, Dora Little
seid and Angie Hutchins are home from
normal school.
Mrs Florence GuiIford, with baby
Elizabeth, visited her sister, Mrs. Charles
WardwelI, last week
A. K. Dodge has just finished putting in
the windows in the new building which
he has recently erected.
Miss Marion Coombs has returned to
Isiesboro, after teaching profitable term
in the Emerson district.
Roy Il. Webster, of Islesboro, engineer
Of steamer Silver Star, made brief visit
10 bis parents here last week.
Ross Conner and Seymour Wardwell are
bsslsng material to the shore, preparatory
10 building weir on Bagaduce river.
March 8. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-08

of her parents here Friday, after long
illness Of tuberculosis. aged about twenty
four years. Beside the relatives mentioned,
she leaves two brothers and four sisters
Mrs. Nathan Smith, Of Steuben; Mrs.
Thurlow Young, Of Gouldsboro; Myra,
Hazel, Edgar and Raymond, OF this vii
iage. Mrs. Tracy was a young woman OF
pleasing personality, who made friends
wherever sne went. She was member oil
the lodges OF Pocahontas and Pythian
sisters, members of which escorted the
remains to the cemetery. Funeral SER
vices were held at the Baptist church Sun
day afternoon, Rev. E. S. Drew officiating.
The large attendance showed the esteem
in which the deceased was held.
March 6, {.
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FREMONT.

Mrs Mary A. Johnson is visiting in
Rockiand.
Capt. w. S. Norwood and wife are visit
ing their niece, Mis-. Fred Rich.
several weeks with a broken leg, is out.
Miss Lena Bunker, who has been visit
ing her father, Capt. A. }. Bunker, has re-
turned to Boston.
Friends and relatives of Charles Nor
wood gave him birthday surprise party
Wednesday evening, March ].
March 4. KIN.
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ORLAND.
SPEC

Mrs. Ira Gross is quite i'll.
Frank NJ. Thompson is ill at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Fred X. Page.
Mrs. Eunice A. Ash has been at J. p.
RusselPs in Bucksport for brief stay.
The j. E. Marks house will be occupied
this summer by Mr.. Lawrence and family,
OF New York.
Mrs. Frank Farnham has the sympathy
Of all in the death OF her mother, Mrs.
Phoebe Russell.
Mrs. Sarah Blaisdell is soon to move in
the rooms recently vacated by Herman l..
Leach in the Annie Gray house.
A slight improvement was reported last
Saturday in the condition of Daniel G.
Rich, who has been confined to the house
several weeks by a serious trou BILE with his
foot.
March 8. ID.
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ceived shower OF birthday cards, .
bouquet OF beautiful flowers, sum OF
money, and other presents. The after
noon passed pleasantly, and q picnic
supper was enjoyed. Mrs. d. J. Curtis
presented Mrs. johnson beautiful birth
day cake. There were many other cakes
good to look at and good to taste. In the
evening singing was enjoyed and poem
was read by Mrs. johnson. It was day
long to be remembered.
March 4, SPEC.
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GOuLDSRuRO.

Thsre will be bali at Bay View hall
Monday evening.
There was a soeiabie at Freeman hall
Saturday evening.
Miss Addie Guptiil, a student at Castine
normal school, is home for few weeks.
Enos Tracy and wife, who sold their
farm to Seth Cleaves lass fall, have moved
to Bar Harbor.
March 6. JEN-
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RAE.
IAMOINE

Mrs. Nellie s ration and Miss Flora are
visiting relatives at MARLBORO.
Miss Jennie Leland, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Hodgkins.
The ladies of the grange will serve din
ner to-day to the men attending town
meeting.
On her birthday, Sunday, Mrs Z. II.
King was presented with two dozen pinks
by the ladies' aid society OF which she is a
member. Mrs. Lizzie Saunders is ex-
peeted to-day to care for Mrs. King in her
illness.
March6. r. III.
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SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Albert Bowden is visiting her par
ents in Biuehill.
Mrs. Irwin Gray has gone to Boston to
join Capt. Gray, in the schooner Meteor.
Miss Vida Cooper and sister Erma, Of
Boston, are visiting their uncle, Daniel
Ryan.
attended. The prize for the best walters
was awarded to Charley Orcutt and Miss
Edna York.
The interesting drama, 'sTompkins'
Hired Man." was presented by local talent
dance followed.
Feb. q. g.
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NORTH SEDGWICK.

IS.
The Golden Rule circle held a social and
supper at Union aall last week. Proceeds,
So.
Mrs. @. A. Grindle, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. g. NJ. Allen, five
months, has returned to Melrose, Mass, to
live with her son Harold.
Feb 81 RAE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-08

Medicines that aid nature are always
most successful. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts on thi. plan. It loosens the
cough, relieves the lungs, opens the secre-
tions and aids nature in restoring the sys-
tenn to healthy condition. Sold by all
dealers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-08
SOUND.
JEN.

Mrs. Patten, with little daughter, Of
Rockland, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Eta McKusick.
News OF the death OF Lewis Dorr at
Corinna caused sadness here, where he
formerly lived. He was visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Carleton, when
taken i'll Of pneumonia and lived but Q
few days.
Feb. 81. II.
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BIRCH fiARBoR.

T. 8. Workman and wife, OF Brewer
were recent guests here.
M. Ii. Winslow and wife have returned
from visit to Sprague's Falls.
The Baptist society thanks all VINO nave
helped in building up the woodpile at the
church.
Unabel, wife OF Wiley Tracy, and eldest
daughter OF Elmer Rice, died at the home
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-08

I,r - by d.op the offensive discharge
caused by Nasal Catarrh fails from the back
Of the nose iute the throat, setting up an in
Examination that is likely IN mean Chronic
Bronchitis. The most satisfactory remedy
for Catarr b Is Ely Cream Balm. and the re-
lief that follows even the FIRST application
cannot be told In words. Don't suffer day
longer from the discomfort Of Nasal Catarr b.
Cream Balm is sold by all druggists for 81
cents, OF mailed BY Ely Bros. 20 Warren
Street, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-08
COREA.
March G.

Miss Bessie Young is home from Seal
Cove. where she has been teaching.
Cecil Whaling, OF Gouldsboro, is en-
ployed by ). T. Squirting as mail carrier.
Harry Morrison, OF Winter Harbor, was
a weekend guest OF Miss Bessie Young.
Walter Young's little daughter, who
has been ill OF diphtheria, is better. No
other cases are reported.
The church, which has been closed on
account OF diphtheria, was opened Sum
day for services. Mr.. Case, OF Cherry
field, delivered helpful sermon.
March 6. 8.