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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-04
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Sylvia Ash, of Bangor, is the guest
OF friends here.
The high school assembly at K. Of p.
hall Thursday evening was much enjoyed.
E. K. Bunker visited his parents, Foster
J. Bunker and wife, at West Gouldsboro,
Sunday.
Postmaster Colson and wife visited his
brother, Joseph Colson and wife, ct East
franklin Sunday.
Miss Gussie Robertson is confined "a
the house with > sprained ankle. Her
many friends nope for speedy recovery.
John and George B. Tracy, with their
wives, attended the funeral Of their
father, Mark Tracy, at Gouldsboro satur-
day.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Of Miss Jessie Helen Ma
comber, OF Franklin. to Galen Havey, Of
this town. Friends extend congratula-
tions.
N. h. Williams and wife have returned
from visit with Horace Nottingham and
wife at Greenville. They visited six
counties by automobile while they were
away. They report q delightful trip.
w. R. Havey, wife and infant daughter.
Frank Stanley and wife, George Havey
and wife and Mrs. Louise Hooper have re-
turned from two-weeks' visit with Aus
tin Havey and wife at Bethel, vt.
Rev. Clinton e. Cook and. wifelef Sum
day night for Boston en- route for Cali
fornia for the benefit Of Mr.. Cooks
health. He sold his household effects at
auction Saturday. Their many friends
wish them success in their new field.
Saturday afternoon Wilbur Havey was
struck by bicycle ridden by Earl Jelli-
son. He was knocked down and rendered
unconscious. No fault is attached to
either, o it was purely accidental. Mr..
Havey has many friends who are pleased
to know that nothing serious has resulted.
Oct. 2. NJ.
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ANON.
LAMOINE.

Miss Sarah Smith il keeping house for
e. 81. King.
Mrs. W. 81. Rice 10 visiting In Waterville
and North Livermore.
d.. John King, Nathan King and wife,
Mrs. Flora Linscott, Misses Stella and
Lens King were called home BY the death
Of their father, George E. King, who died
Tuesday Sept. Is, after an illness Of
several months. Mr.. King was sixty-two
years Of age, and for many years had
held the office Of selectman in this
town, being first selectman ct the time OF
his death. Tho funeral was held at the
East LAmoine church Thursday after
noon. He leaves q widow, three daugh-
tiers and four sons, all OF whom have
the sympathy of the community in their
sorrow.
Oct. 2. r. H.
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WEST GOULDsBoRo.

John Wood, ons Of the oldest residents
OF this community, died suddenly Of heart
failure last Wednesday evening, aged
eighty-five years. Mr.. Wood had en-
ioyed remarkable health for one Of his
years, to the day of his death. He leaves
widow and three children-Mrs. James
Hill, Of this place, Mrs. George Allen, Of
Prospect Harbor, and Dr.. F. L. Wood, OF
Bar Harbor. The funeral was held ct the
home Friday, Rev. e. 3. Drew officiating.
The pail bearers were four nsphsws Of the
deceased Charles H. Wood, Of Bar Har-
Dor; Fletcher T. Wood, Of 6teuben;
Nathaniel Noyes and Frank P. Noyes, Of
West Gouldsboro.
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THE FAvORITE LAXATIVE.

Ono at Night Makes the Next Day
Bright; No Charge II 1t Doesn't
Because Of it, extremely gentle and e''
fective action, Rexall Orderlies have %
come the most popular Remedy for consl'
patton.
We are so positive that Rexall orderlss
will do all that is claimed for them tna'
we positively guarantee to hand back lns
money you paid rs for them upon your
mere request, il you are not entirely 'a'''
fed.
Rexall Orderlies are eaten like canoy,
are very pleasant to the taste' 90 nO'
grippe, cause nausea, or any other annoy.
ance usually experienced when ordihS''
cathartics are used.
Rexall Orderlies have Q positive regui..
tive effect upon the bowels, and tena "
provide permanent relief from CONSUL
tion and the myriad Of associate aiilhen'.'
Besides, they help to overcome the ne'' =
sity OF the constant use Of laxati'e' "
keep the bowels in normal condition. A.,
We honestly believe there is no siinn.
medicine 20 good - Rexal Orderne,,
pscially for children, aged, or oen. s..
psopls. They are prepared In convsn.s.
tAblst form in three sizes OF packAs.s
Prices, 100, 26c. and 800. Why NOV ~
them ct our risk ON our gusrsntee' ~.
Remainder, Rexan Remedies can % ~
tanned in this community only o. our 1,,..
Tbs Rsxall Store. q. g. MOORE Dn
worth, Ne. Cor. opp. postofnoe.
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pspsss. fos ~ VA ~ day II II old
town houss = gsaisbsfy C0vs, anA = IN
- know q tAis dAts bet thrss Of thu
thirteen an living, tAoss thrss A. JOAN
A. Rodick, John T. HiGGins and myssla
and III bot two q ~ original thirteen
were wounded In battls q killed.
Now ons word ice Comrads Burns:
knew him we'll up to six ysars ago and
can truly say b was brave soldier, and
. good citisen, and surely will b misssd
by his fellow townsmsn and his home
circle. JoKN H. DOUGLASS
20. c., let Ne. Heavy Artillery.
Lopgmont, Colo., Sept. ~.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

9QAA1NAAAAxNs
Calvin Dyer = seriously III Of grip.
Mrs. ". e. Bzsgdon ID visiting relatives
q CherryAeld.
Miss winifred Gott came home 6atar-
day from Kingman.
Miss Geneva Bragdon left saturday fol
<3uilford, where she il to teach.
4 Miss Clara Leavitt and Mrs. Joseph Col
son were in Bangor part Of last week.
Mrs. H. P. Blaisdeil is rallying slowly
from the effects OF painful abscess on her
arm.
Thomas Macomber was at home nom
Higgins classical institute few days Last
week.
Mrs. Thomas Daley and three daughters
are visiting her parents, William Brown
and wife.
Mrs. Evelyn Donnell and daughter, Mrs.
Carrie Bragdon, are spending week with
relatives at Milbridge.
Miss Cassilena Springer left for Berkeley,
CAL, recently. Her many friends hope the
change may benefit her.
Misses Julia Mscomber and Della Brag-
don, who enjoyed an automobile ride to
the Amherst fair, report fine time.
Miss Mildred Worcester is at home after
. brief trip to Boston prior to going to
Van Buren,, where she has . position ~
milliner.
Rev. 81. B. Arey accompanied his wife
and children to Bangor Saturday. They
are to visit relatives ct Stockholm for
several weeks.
The funeral Of Marx e. Tracy, Of
Gouldsboro, was held ct the Baptist
church Saturday. He was . former re-
spected citizen OF this town.
Mrs. Jennie Hartwell and sons James
and Lester, of Bar Harbor, came Saturday
for . weeks visit with her parents,
Daniel Crabtree and wife at Martins
ridge.
Mrs. Clara Lowsll, OF Blaine, who has
visited her mother, Mrs. Abbie Dunn, for
two weeks, left on her return Sunday
night, accompanied BY Mr.. Lowell, who
came few days ago.
New &c ~ AtA0kS Va AIh5 oAehs WASA
few Ellsworth scouts. was here Tuesday
evening and assisted Pastor H. B. Arey In
reorganizing the Franklin Boys Scouts
The officers are: Head scout, Norman
Dyer; vicehead scout, Otto Smith; secre-
tary, Hollis circuit; treasurer, Edward
Bragdon. Rev. H. B. Arey will be scout
master.
A quiet wedding took place at the home
OF Mrs. Effie Macomber, Wednesday at
ternoon, when her daughter, Miss Jessie
became the wife OF Galen Havey, OF West
Sullivan. The bride is one Of our popu.
lar young ladies, and host of good
wishes follows the couple from theil
numerous friends. Rev. Gideon Mayo
tied the nuptial knot.
Oct q n.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

William Emery, who has been employed
at Bar Harbor through the summer, is
home.
Mrs. Elmer Davis and two children, of
Northeast Harbor, are visiting at Wilson
Eaton's.
Mrs. Trowsdale and grandson, Ira
Trowsdale, who have spent the past year
with her daughter, Mrs. William Emery,
will return to their home in Prince Ed
ward Island this week.
Oct. 2. HUBBARD.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Merrill Stewart is boarding at N. B.
joys.
Miss Bertha Cline returned to Boston
Saturday.
! Lee Joy and Merle Googius, who are at
tending high school in Ellsworth, spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Albert Mears, OF Lewiston, and
Mrs. Alice Young, Of Lamoine, were re-
cent guests Of Mrs. Charles Googins.
Lawrence Morse, agent at Franklin
Road station for some time, has gone to
Eastport, where he has Q better position.
Mr.. Morse made many friends while
here, and they wish him success in his
new position. Harry Msddocks has taken
his place % agent at Franklin Road.
Oct. 2. ANON.
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BAR HARsoR.

Mrs.. Lsroy Davis, Of this place, died ct
the Bar Harbor hospital Thursday even-
ing, aged nfty-flve years.
Bar Harbor high school and Great
Works athletic club football teams
played tie game here Saturday, neither
side scoring.
Nelson Hopkins, who was injured last
week by falling derrick while At work
on the Satterlee estate, died 1t the Bar
Harbor hospital Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Hopkins was working around the foot Of
the derrick, when It fell and struck him on
the head.
A large real estate Transaction took placs
last week, whom Georks Douglass Shirley
sold to George 8. Bowdoin the tract Of
land lying just east OF the Bowdoin estate
and fronting the shore. The tract u an
extremely valuable one. The land viii
Be cleared up and improved. This u one
OF the few pieces Of land with shore
frontage in the village which have mot -
yet bssn used, and Il will add much to the
attractivsness Of tbs Bowdoin estate.
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sToNINGNoN.

&c. Harmon, who has been very Ill, IL
out again.
J. n. sweetser is on trip to Ellsworth
and Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Scott Geyer is visiting relatives in
Boston ndiGioucester, Mass.
Mrs. 8. F. Smith, OF LAnsingb N. Y,
is guest OF c. II. 8. Webb and wife.
D. J. Noyes and wife have returned
from q camping trip at Lake Onawa.
Charles L. Knowlton, who has erysipelss
OF the hand, is in Portland at the hospital.
Mrs. Fred Eaton, who has been the
guest of friends in Beverly, Mass, is
home.
Capt. Arthur Young, who has been sail
ing in New York yacht this summer, is
home for the winter.
Rev. joseph jackson and wife, who have
been visiting friends here, have gone back
to Chebeague island.
Capt. r. K. Knowlton has sold his place
1.-THE Breakers, at vinalhaven, and has
moved back to tjtoninRton.
Mrs. Mary Wells, who has spent the
summer at her cottage here, will leave
this week for Lynn, Mass, for the winter.
At the Green Island quarry work has
again started up, and New York parties
have . contract for stone for the break
water at Rockport, Mass.
The four-master Alice Holbrook 10 load.
ing stone ct the J. L. Co.'S quarry ii
Crotch island for Boston. 6svsral vessels
arc in the harbor to load random stone.
Rev. A. N. Macdonald was in town this
week in the interests Of rebuilding the
congregational church. Work on the
building viii commence carly in October
Oct. 2. Mill.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sullIvAN HARBoR

004A4AA Y - AAAAA1Ase<7S
J. Luther Roll, Of Boston, wss In town
wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Adrich and son Edward
left for Boston Friday.
Postmaster ]. NJ. Oak and wife, Of BAN
gor, were In town recently.
Harry B. Meynell i It homo from Bos-
ton for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Georgia Lyman 10 spending few
weeks with Mrs. A. 8. Cummings.
Miss Jessie Holder, guest ct James
Meynell's, returned to Boston Sunday.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Mrs. Warren Urann Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles Allen has returned from
Bradford Centre, where she has been vis-
iting relatives.
Gordon 3. Gall LEFT Monday for West
Newton, Mass, where be will Be guest
of Dr.. Chandler.
Capt. J. Q. Adams, wife and Miss Helen
Adams, OF Ellsworth, were guests at W. O.
Emery's Sunday.
Miss Mae Patten has been caring for
Mrs. G. A. Moon, who has been confined
to the house with mumps.
Mrs. Charles vedder and daughter
Katherine, who have been guests ct the
Bristol this summer, left Monday for their
home in Texas.
A vote OF thanks has been extended by
the Liberal Christian society to all the
young people Of the town who have as
sisted during the summer.
The high school has an enrolment OF
nifty pupils, several coming nom out Of
town. The school held IN assembly ut K.
Of p. hall Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. b. Russell has bssn engaged -
instructor OF music in the schools. All
are glad this course Of study has bsen
added to the list, and hope II win b. APP
preciatsd.
Oct. z. H.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

0ORAA OEA6A AoA<0s
Harold Hardy 10 hons from yachting.
Elmer Love has rstusnsd home from
yachting.
Miss susie Parks, Of Gloucester, Mass,
IL visiting at CApt. Charles Boots.
Miss Harden, OF Warrington, D. c.,
who has been at F. 3. Hardy's four weeks,
has returned TO her homo.
Elwyn Hardy, who had his leg badly
cut in barbed wire fence, 10 out again
for the hrst time for three weeks.
Edward Adams and wife have closed
their cottage and returned to Dorchester,
Mass. They were the last Of the summer
guests to leave.
Franklin Hardy arrived home Tuesday
for short visit, leaving again Saturday to
join the steam yacht Wakiva in Boston.
The yacht will soon sail for the Medi-
terranean the first stopping place being
Marseilles, France. Morris Powers and
Alton Torrey 60 in the same yacht.
Oct z n
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Melissa Abbott is visiting in
Harrington.
Miss Edna Clarke was . weekend
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Ids Bracey.
Francis Wilbur and wife are keeping
house in their newly purchased home.
Charles Tracey and wife, Of Sound,
Harry Tracey and wife, Of Mt. Desert, and
Mrs. Annie Butler and son Maurice, Of
Northeast Harbor, were called here
Saturday to attend the funeral of their
father, Mark e. Tracey.
Oct. 2, T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-04

rake Your Csmmon Colds ssriousay
c.-r.on colds, severe and frequent, lay the
scnr1akion 81 chronic diseased conditions OF
~ nose and throat, and may develop Into
S-~echitia pneumOnta and coneumpt1on.
~ IN couehs and colds, in children and In
Sr@vn percons, take Koley's Honey nnd Tez
6cnposnd promptly. For sale ~ ~ dras-
GiDt1. fs@E
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EDEN.


Iwould like to ny few words on the
death Of Comrsds Eben Burns, Of Eden.
The EEIswoErH AlrnRIcAN receive here
every Sunday shout 11.O .. M, and among
the deaths In Eden the last week was my
very dear friend and old comrade Burns.
He and l were ont together ON picket
guard many drsary dark night In sold
Virginia" in the tiths Of ths war Of 1851 Ia
1855.
Burns ana I volunteered the same day.
July n, 1874. Thirtssn volunteers sisned
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,oeld.eoro, and Alfonso, Of south ooalds-

0oaldsboro, and Alfonso, Of South 0oalds-
boro.
He b slss Survived b. oos sistsf-Mrv.
Hannah Tracy, Of Gouldsboro. and thrss
brothers. George, a etoninston; Henry
and William, Of franklin.
Funeral was held In his old home town,
Franklin, whore the body was Inferred.
Of. a. JEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-04

II 10 goose weighs ten pounds and half it,
own weight, what u the weight OF the
goossi It IL very simple, but many wise
ons has bean caught mapping and
answered fifteen pounds ct onos, while .
little thought will bring twenty pounds,
ths correct answer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-04
NORTH LAMoINE.

Willard Young, who has been employed
ct Bar Harbor, is at homo.
Mrs. Lamont Squirting, Of lslesford, was
. weekend guest Of Miss Eunice Coggins.
Miss Margaret Young, who has been
employed in Ellsworth, is expected home
to-day to remain while her mother is re-
covering from . severe attack of Liver
trouble.
Oct. q. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-04
SEAL COVE.

Mrs. Marten Lunt, Of seal Cove, re-
turned home Friday, after visit with H..
8. Mitchell and wife ct Tinksr's Island.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-04

fxBy6I
Address Of welcome
Music
Business
Pennington normal school
The Citizen and the Rural School, B Walker
McKeen, lecturer OF Maine State grange
AFTERNOON, o'cLocK-DEPARr MRNTs.
High and Grammar Schools. r Il Briggs, Bar
Harbor high school, chairman.
Language Teaching in the Grades, Ardelle NJ
Toxier, Aroostook normal school
Language Teaching in the High school, Miss
Mary E Bates, teacher OF English, Bar
Harbor high school
Discussion, opened by Miss Nellie NJ Reed.
ninth grade, Emerson grammar school
Teaching the Pupil How to Study, Principal
Irving w Small. Emerson grammar
Discussion. opened BY supt q williams,
union
RwraI Schools. Chairman w. Gordon. dSs-
trict swpsvjnasNdsRs Swilisan-Gowtds-
bovo- Water Harbor- sosrs~so
wWio~.
Grading . Rural School, Miss Nettie n Pol
lard, Of South Gouldsboro
superintendent music, Sullivan
Discussion
Story Telling ~ . Means OF Cultivsting .
Love for Literature, Miss Mary Hast
ings, Castine normal school
Primary Schools. Miss Christiaa y Hatch,
chairman, Bar HaSbor.
kindergarten Methods and Their Value. Miss
Evelyn Hisenbotham. Bar HArbor kinder
gArten
Teaching Number In First Three Grades,
Miss Mary Black, Of Ellsworth
Language Lessons for Primary Glasses,
Bertha n Burridge, Washington County
normal school
oRNERAL SESSION, $50 p. u.
Question boz, Conducted by Payson Smith,
State superintendent Of Schools
Business
Address. .Payson Smith
EVENING sHssIoN, 745 o'cIocx.
Prayer
Music, Chorus, Director, Miss Louise L Fer
dald, supervisor Of music, bar Harbor
Address, Making Boys Manly, Dr. 4 = Win
ship, Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-04

Don't tribe with cold il rood advice
for prudent mon and women. 1t may b
vital In case of child. There il nothing
better than Chemberlain's Cough Remedy
Tor coughs and colds In children. It q
ME and SURE. For ssls By III deAlsrs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-04
TEACHERS CONVENTION.

Hancock County Association Will
VI Meet in bar AAxboR Monday.
The annual meeting OF the Hancock
County teachers' association viii b held
in Bar HArbor Monday. OCT. Q. Ths full
program follows:
FORENOON, 10 o'clooE.
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Doan's Regulets cure constipation, tone the
stomach, stimulate the liver, promote dges.
ton and appetite and easy passages Of the
bowels. Ask your druggist for them
cents . box.-Advs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-04

havS svsf bssn of5ered q any pssvic6s
festival, and hs wbo cinnos flnd II least
one to his taste must BE- hard indeed 70
satisfy.
III FIRsr coNCRRr.
Bangor, Thursday evening, Oct. II.
Portland. Monday evening, Oct -.
Popular program. Only appearance Of
Madame Alma Gluck. soprano. Other solo
ists-Aiss Mildred Potter, contralto; Mr..
Lambert Murphy. tenor; Mr.. Royal Dadmun,
bass.
Won Weber-Overture... ........Oberon
Festival Orchestra
Observation-Disclosures Chorus. .nessiah
Festival Chorus
1osstui-Bel Haggio. .0emifAmide
Madame Gluck.
(a) Arthur Nevin.... .Chryooar
~ Edward Elgar.. .violets
Chorus
saint-sasns-O Love Of thy Might
Samson and Dslilah
Miss Potter.
Bisst-Preluds and Carlton
Suite L,Arlesisnns
Orchestra.
tG Robert KAhn..................Pr Aeludium
(b) Richard Strauss. ......... Meinem Kinds
(c) Charles Gilbert ssross WIN o the wisp
Madame 0luck. 81
Accompanied By Miss Althea O.. Jewell.
Msudslssohp- Thanks be TO God. ...... .Elijah
Chorus and Orchestra.
PAar SECOND,
Dubois. ......rhe Seven Last Words d Chris
Soprano, tenor and baritons solos.
Ams. 0iuck. Aessrs. Murphy snd DaAuun.
Chorus and Orchestra.
Introduction, All re People.
Soprano solo
Firss Word. 'ysthsr. forgive thsp."
Baritone and tenor solos
Second Word, To-day shalt thou BE-"
Dnss, tssor sid bayisoss.
Third word. ''wonan, behold thy SON"
Soprano, tenor and baritone solos, With
chorus.
Fourth work. .My God, Why hast
Thou forsaken msi"
Baritone solo
Fifth Word, II thirst"
Tenor and baritone solos. with chorus.
Sixth Word. "Father, into Thy hands
Icomnend my spirit"
Tenor solo. with chorus.
Seventh Word, sit 10 finished"
Soprano. tenor and baritone solos, with
chorus.
Prayer. "Thee we adore, o Christ"
Chorus.
SECOND CONCERT.
Bangor, Friday afternoon, October IS.
Portland, Tuesday afternoon, October II.
Orchestral Matinee - Mise Margaret Alb
bott, contralto, in Bangor Miss Ethelynde 8.
Smith, soprano, in Portland. Mr.. Ernest J..
Hill, tenor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-11-18
TIE CHICAGO EAGLE.
Watch out for surprises in the state

HA0kSTS,
Watch out for surprises in the state
fight.
~
The fight for congressional seats
promises to be interesting.
An outer harbor Is needed and
needed badly.
The aldermanic primary will be
next.
William Richie would prove n
worthy successor to Judge Grosscup
on the federal bench. If President
Taft appoints a Democrat he can't
select a better man than Mr.. Richie.
~SA
Albert G.. Wheeler stands foremost
among Chicago leading financiers,
and business men.
And now for the big campaign Of
1912.
The campaign for the city council
seats and for the county offices will
now start. Only two months remains
before the filing Of the first petitions
for aldermen and candidates are al.
ready cropping up in the different
wards.
Edward F. Dunno is far in the lead
for the Democratic gubernatorial nom.
nation. All classes are with him.
~
No lawyer In Cook county stands
higher In the estimation Of both bench
and bar than William Richie.
AZ president Of the sanitary dis.
trict, Thomas A. Smith 10 working at
all times in the interests Of the tax.
payers.
John G. Spry stands foremost among
Chicago's leading business men and
public spirited citizens.
It IL men like Albert q. Wheeler
who have helped give Chicago the
great reputation she has In the finan.
cial and business world.
~
Albert J. Hopkins. the popular for.
mer United States senator, will be
one Of the real leaders in the big
political fight next year.
Fred w. Blocki, the popular Demo.
cratic leader and former city treasur.
er, will prove an easy winner for
Congress In the Sixth district next
year.
George W. Paullin. the popular fur.
rier and sanitary trustee. would prove
an easy winner for the Republican
nomination for Congress in the Tenth
district.
Isaac N. Powell, the popular and
we'll known banker and former city
treasurer, would prove winner a.
the Republican nominee for state
treasurer next year.
~6A
Judge Edward Osgood Brown 10 q
man Of whom Chicago 10 proud Ia
claim % one Of her leading citizens,
One Of the ablest, hardest. workfns
and most popular public ofIicials In
Chicago 10 Alderman Irwin r. Hazen,
The people of the Thirty.ffth Ward
can be proud Of representative like
him.
Fred W. Block would prove O win
ner for Congress in the Sixth Die
trict.
Henry ]. Kolse, the popular former
County Commissioner. would make 9
splendid member Of the Sanitary
Board.
~6>
william Richie stands foremost
among Chicago's ablest and most sue
cessful lawyers.
~SA
Edward F. Dunno will be the mex
Democratic candidate for Governor o.
Illinois. He has the people with him
and they count.
~
No man on the bench has cleaner
ADLER or more brilliant record thar
Judge Edward Osgood Brown. Chi
cago and Cook County are proud o.
him.
~SA
A clean up ON the municipal bencl
next year Is certainty.
~S
Cheaper telephones must come.
NEW YORK
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-01-20
LITTLE BLAME.
returned

Willie Thompson has returned
from his mothers.
Mont Thompson went up our
creek today
John Newman Iisited Albert MIL
er recently.
July Miller has been on the sick
list for a few days
Fred Thompson has returned to
his home,
ella Thompson returned home the
other day.
Our school was out this week,
Goldie Neweomb visited friends
here Sunday. ......
NJ. Ben and wife returned to
their home in Maryton, w, Va, last
week. -'..
Mrs, Elems Austin has been sick.
Mrs. Gypsie Pack has also been
sick.
Jane Miller visited Julia Miller
last week.
Rosebush.