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Adams Is good. clean man and has
not been overworked politically.
L. c. Littrell would be our choice
for Superintendent OF Public Instru.
ton. The only thing that could DC
said against his character or thai
would indicate mental weakness a
that he edits country paper. He
might overcome that.
Thos $. Rhea. sensible Jolly Eel
low. with a thorough knowledge of
such business, wants TO be our next
Treasurer We think he would see
that Fulton county jurors would not
have TO wait a year and half to get
the paltry sum OF IS or $40
The auditors office rs sought by
gentlemen among whom we have no
special preference.
Getting closer home, We have the
race for State Senator. The candi-
dates are w. A. Frost OF Wingo. and
Sam A. Norman. of Mayfield. Both
are fine fellows. They have thus far
made clean. above-board campaigns,
and IL must be left 10 each individual
10 choose between them Frost. how
ever. seems TO have little the best
OF IL in this immediate vicinity at
present.
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INSURED WITH KENNEDY.

Miss Nell Bondurant returned last
Thursday night from Nashville, where
she has been attending Peabody In
stitute
]. II. Millet, Harvey Effinger and
E. r. Ellison went down ON the o.
NJ. a. @. Friday to Ledford, and spent
the day fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Adams OF
Birmingham, Ala, who have been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Stephens
left Monday morning for st. Louis.
Mrs. ]. II. McClay and children, who
are visiting Mrs. Frank Won Berries
and Mrs. #. NJ. Ryan. made the trip
Sunday on the towboat with Capt
Ryan to Donldson Point. Mo.
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HICKMAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY JUNE 49, 1911
Division Secretaries.

The first meeting for electing
teachers for public schools OF Fulton
county will be held June "a Those
wishing 10 teach must send written
applications TO the secretary OF the
division in which they expect TO tea I'll
No. l., n. p. Dawes. secretary, Full
ton. Ky.-Rock Spring, Woodlawn
Taylor. Palestine. Liberty, McFadden,
Lodgeton. Lynn Grove. Ccol). Brooks
Chapel Ccol).
No. 2. s. A. Johnson. secretary
cayce. Ky.-Edmiston. Cayce. Rural,
Simmons. Rush Greek, Roper. Hazel
Dell. Cayce (coD, Mud Greek (coD.
No. 3, r. H. Speight. secretary
Hickman. Ky.-WalnUt Grove, Stubs
Montgomery. Fair View. Beech Grove
Graves Sharp School (coD.
No 4. r.. c. Bradshaw. secretary,
Hickman. Ky-Sycamore, New Syca.
more. Blue Pond. Sassafras Ridge,
New Hope. Lower New Hope. Island
No. 3. Madrid Bend, Ridge School,
tcolD. Free win School (col.), New
Slough School (col). Old Slough
School (col)
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More Good News.

! have received from the State
Treasurer, the money due the Grand
and Petit Jurors for the May term.
1919 Of Fulton Circuit Court, and Ju-
rors living nearer Fulton can get
their money by calling at the City
National Bank, and those nearer Hicl
nan can call at my office.
j. w. MORRIS,
Trustee Jury Fund.
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:; nIke am InEEE

- "'t.f-ffsNl
FREE Iee Water al a. n. curnn's
sam salmon wAs an Tip,onviiie. Fr'
day. -A
Hugh oliver returned Saturday iron
Memphis.
g. l.. walker went to crals'u Land.
l6S sunday.
Miss Julia Jackson tpont sunday
ia Union Clty.
screen doors aud nAlurvs Al heJ'
nolda Moss a 20.
10. n. CrAis. Of 81 Louis. vas here
Friday ca buaineaa.
Z. l.. Walker waa Ia Mission. Tenn.
GA baainess. Friday.
u. owens spent sunday with aia
mother Ia nptOnyille.
Dor any kind Of farnitars 80 10 tho
Hickman faTnitare ~.
4. T. Sullivan Ia spending tbs week
whh Mayfiold relatives.
Hona KiTk returned Friday from
a trip Ia Caruthersvlne.
W. Z. Upton. OF nptonYlle. VAS ia
town FRIDAY on business.
President Laita. ol The e.. Al. A O..
wAs herr Friday On business.
a. u. Hale was Ia rptouvile aud
Dyersburs ON business last week.
Mrs. Charles Bunton. Of Tiptonyillc,
Ia the guest OF Miss Laura Brown.
Charlie Bunton. OF Tlptonyille. was
here on business Friday aud Saturday
Ms. Anna foulks. Of Troy. Tenn.
h visitins her cousin. Mrs. &. l..
Walker.
Dee Henry returned Saturday from
a short visit la jackson and liender-
son. Tenn.
Mas Bess Harper. OF Union City'
Is the guest OF Misses Laura and Ma
rlne Brown.
Mrs. win Hubbard. OF Fort Worth.
Texas. Ia the guest of her sister.
Mrs. r. T. Swayne.
Mrs. s. J. Schmidt. OF Union CITY,
visited her grandson. Carl Schmidt,
several days last week.
Misses Lizzie and Beatrice Corum'
OF Greenfield. Tenn. are visiting rel
atiyes aud friends here.
Mrs. Rube Gates and Mrs. Wills
Gates. Of near Tiptonville. were In
Hickman. shopping. Friday.
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regular morning operation Of the
bowels puts you in fine shape for the
days work. II you miss II you feel
uncomfortable and cannot put vim
Into your movements. For all bowel
Irregularities HEROINE is the remedy
II purifies. strengthens and regulates
Price SOC. Sold by Hickman Drug
Co.
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We Don't Have TO

Tell you what It's for it's name tells.
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey is the best
cough medicine and several million
people already know IL. Look for the
Bell on the Bottle. 8
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See our line OF wall paper.-Fethe
g. French.
Luther Watson was here form East
Prairie. Saturday, meetine old friends
Henry NJ. Matheny, we'll known in
Hickman, has bought property in San
Antonio. Texas, and has gone there
to live.
Though Reelfoot church was burned
the good people continue to meet at
the same old place and have Sunday
school in the grove.
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Atty. Bob Flat. OF Clinton, was
here on business Friday.
A good cheap roofing is our Bull
Dog" brand -Reynolds-Moss q Co.
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Miss Ivey Tankersley returned to
Memphis Saturday.
For a neat job of undertaking.
Hickman Furniture Co.
Cannon and his crowd looked pretty
big year ago, but they are small
enough now in comparison with IN
derwood and Champ Clark.
Remember II you have surplus pro-
duce or anything to sell. or want to
buy anything. our want column will
do the work. Only 1c a word.
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PENOBSCOT.

Miss Zelma Hutchins is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Theo Perkins, in Roxbury, Mass.
Deputy Sheriff Green, of Bluehill, was
in town Saturday on business.
Miss Lila Dunbar, OF North Castine,
spent few days last week with friends
here.
Miss Nina Varnum left to-day for Bos.
ton, to enter Boston conservatory OF
music.
Their was q social dance at the town hall
Saturday evening. Music by Anterior,
of Bluehill.
Mark Smith has returned to Boston to
resume his work with the General Electro
cal Co., after q month at home, on account
OF illness.
Miss Maud Wardwell went to Bangor
Thursday to attend the Merchants carni-
val, after which abe went to Ellsworth to
resume her work at the Hancock house.
The winter term OF the Bay school closed
Friday, after ten weeks term, taught by
Miss Ida Perkins, OF South Penobscot.
Pupils perfect in attendance: Lawrence
Bridges, Mervin Bowden, Phyllis Little
field, Hiida Littlefield, Lawrence Little
field. These little ones deserve much
praise for their good attendance, they be-
ing among the youngest children il
school.
Feb. Is. WOODLoCKE.
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CASTINE.


c. II. Hooper has been confined to the
house several days with grip.
Capt. R. B. Brown and wife made a
short trip to Bangor Last week.
Bert Parker and Russell Wescott spent
several days in Bangor last week.
James Norton and F. w. vogell, OF Ban
gor, are spending few days here.
Mrs. George Parsons entertained . few
of her friends at bridge Friday evening.
The Busy Bees met Saturday at the home
OF Miss Edna Gates. Refreshments were
served.
William Sargent and wife, after spend
ing several weeks in Portland, returned
home Friday.
F. w. Bowden, and Peter Hutchins,
who have spent several days in camp at
OrIand, returned home Sunday.
DR.. J. W. Grindle and wife, after spend
ing two weeks at their cottage on Perkins
street, returned to New York Monday.
The drama, 1.-THE Elopement OF Ellen"
was given Saturday evening at Emerson
hall, by the members OF the B. class OF the
normal school. The parts were well
rendered, and showed much work. The
hall was filled by an appreciative audience.
Feb. Is. G.
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BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair,
Feb. 2O-25.
CAPE ROSTER.

Parties are harvesting ice at Fresh pond.
Orrin Wentworth is hauling ice at South
Brooksville.
Arthur Gray is building boat for
Cornelius Gray.
Mrs. George Ames suffered q shock
Thursday, and is seriously ill.
Mrs. George Gray, OF South Brooksville
is visiting her brother, Alfred Blake.
School in district No. 8 closed Feb. 10,
after a successful term taught by NJ. l..
Gray.
Capt. C. NJ. Gray and wife spent few
DAYS at Castine last week, visiting their
son Clarence.
Friends OF Capt. Lewis Gray will be
pleased to learn that he is improving at
Portland, where he went for medical treat
ment.
Mrs. Lois Blake, who underwent a seri-
GUS operation at her home Wednesday, is
slowly improving. She is attended by a
trained nurse from Portland.
Feb, IL. g.
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BUCKsPoRT.

DIR. George IL. Emerson went to Augusta
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Helen Hill returned Wednesday
from visit to Ellsworth.
Rep. Horace Z. Snow was unable to re-
turn to Augusta last week owing to ILL
ness.
Mrs. George R. Hagertby, OF Bar Harbor,
is visiting her parents, George Chandler
and wife.
Parker Spofford returned Monday even
ing from a trip to Boston, New York and
Philadelphia.
DR.. W. F. Fellows, of Bangor, was in
town Saturday in consultation with DR..
George N. Towle.
The garage in Orland owned by Luzon
Wood was burned early Thursday even
ing. Three automobiles were destroyed.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
RI. Gould and wife announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mabeile Es-
tella, to Charles Milton Demers, OF Green
vile, former student at E. NJ. c. S.
A large audience gathered in Emery
hall Friday evening when the basket ball
team of the seminary played BluehiIi
academy. The seminary team won by q
score of AZ to 81.
Miss Helen Borland has returned from
the Eastern Maine general hospital at
Bangor Her many friends are sorry to
hear that she did not receive the benefit
from the treatment that was hoped for.
Rev. Frederick Z. Brown, of Brookfield,
Mass, formerly pastor of the Elm street
Congregational church, has been visiting
friends here several days. Mr.. Brown
occupied the pulpit Of the Congregational
church Sunday morning and evening.
Feb, 49, j..
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LAMOINE.

Miss Sarah Smith is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Mary Kelley, at East Lamoine.
Several from this vicinity attended the
supper Friday evening, at East Lamoine,
given by the ladies' aid society.
Claren. and Earle Smith we're at home
last week to attend the funeral service OF
their sister-in-law, Mrs. Leander Smith.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife went to
Southwest Harbor Saturday for Q short
visit. Mrs. George II. Coggins kept house
for them in their absence.
Friday Mrs. Fred Hodgkins entertained
the following guests at pleasant dinner
party: Rev. w. H. Rice and wife, Mrs.
W. r. King, Mrs. Shirley Holt and little
son Ellis.
A serious fire was averted at the home
of ID. ID. Hodgkins Friday morning by the
timely discovery of flames coming into q
room through receiver from burning
chimney.
The funeral service of Mrs. Leander Smith
was held at the Baptist church Thursday
afternoon. The lafge number OF SYM
pathetic friends present, and the abund-
ance OF flowers, showed how large place
she held in the hearts OF the people. The
services were conducted by Rev. w. H.
Rice. Mrs. Herbert DAVIS and Mrs.
Shirley Holt sang appropriate selections.
Feb. 13. R.H.
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SOUND.

Claud Murphy is quite ill.
Mrs. Pomroy, Of Trenton, is visiting At
Mrs. Clara Murphy's.
Mrs. E. M. Higgins is having a tele-
phone installed in her house.
Ralph Springer, of Trenton, has moved
his family into George Nickerson's
cottage.
Mrs. Geneva Sargent, who has spent
some weeks with her nephew, Rodney
Sargent, at Mort beast Harbor, is home.
The community was grieved to hear Of
the death OF Capt. John 8. Sargent, which
occurred Monday, Feb. 8. Capt. Sargent
had been in failing health ABOUT two
months. His relatives have the sympathy
Of their many friends here. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon, Rev. N. B.
Rogers, of Northeast Harbor, officiating.
Interment in Sound cemetery.
Feb. IL. H.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
Are You
Like This?

Tired all the, time, not much
good for anything, hardly able to
drag around, just all run down.
If you are, we guarantee our VI
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Now look here, just try one bot
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satisfied that it did you good, come
back and get your money. 1t will
be returned without question. That
is fair proposition and shows our
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not want your money unless you re-
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We know what we are talking
about because we have sold VI
MOL for years, and have seen how
much good it has done among our
customers.
VINOL is not a patent, secret
nostrum, but an honest, tried and
true body builder and strength crea-
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and easy to take. Come in today
and start your cure at once. You
take no risk.
GEO. A. PNRCHER, DRUGGIST,
vn-worth. Me.
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EAST ORLAND.

William Wilt left Monday for Willows,
CAL, where he will be employed in drill
ing artesian wells on the ranch OF W. NJ.
Shaw. Mrs. Wilt accompanied him to
friends for few weeks.
The marriage of Harold Bigelow Parker,
OF Orland, and Miss Eta J. Barnes, OF
Molus River, N. B.. took place in Bangor
Tuesday evening, Feb. Z, Rev. George A..
Martin, Of the Pine street Methodist
church, officiating. This marriage is the
elimination OF q romance begun last win
to visit her sister, Mrs. William Wilt.
During her visit in this town Mrs. Parker
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CHIPS.
WEST EDEN.

Rev. c. d. Crane, OF Saylesville, RI, is
visiting friends here. He is guest at the
Hillcrest house.
Many attended the public installation OF
officers OF the Masons at Somesvitle Fri
day evening. A good time was enjoyed.
Quite a number from here attended the
Mt. Desert local union at Northeast Har-
Dor Feb. II. D. G. Hall kindly carried
them in his large school team.
every body is busy George Mayo and
sons are doing large business getting out
stsve wood for Whitcomb, Haynes Il Co.
Feb. IL. NJ.
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proved hsrssif moss attractive yoans
Iady, and lido many friends who will be
glad to weleome her back. Mr.. Parker,
who was forDsrly OF Bucksport, has re-
sided in Ease Ofland several years,
engineer OF the Penobscot Bay electrical
plant. He is . young man Of sterling
qualities, and has the best wishes Of q host
of friends. The young couple are costly
ensconced in the building which wss for
merly occupied - store by w. L. Went
worth & Co., and which is now trans
formed into dwelling.
Feb. Is. M
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COUNTY NEWS
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

The many friends of Roderick Clark are
much pleased over his promotion to the
position of express and freight agent.
Nahum Norwood met with quite loss
when his power boat vas driven ashore at
Seal Harbor in the recent storm. She was
severely damaged, but not beyond repair.
Miss Annie Washburn, OF Bangor, has
been with her sister, Mrs. Seth Lurvey,
who during her husbands stay in the
hospital, was seriously ill.
Mrs. r. j. Lemont has had serious
illuess of erysipelas in the face, but is now
safely recovered. Her substitute as
librarian for three weeks was Henry
Trask.
Mrs A. M. Lawton returned Saturday
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. Grace
Kelley, at Midway, Mass, where the little
granddaughter, Mary Louise, was the
chief attraction.
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COUNTY WS.
aoULDsBoRo.

SCHOOLS here closed Friday. Miss GranS'
Of Ssdgwick, and Miss Clark, Of Sullivan
were the teachers.
Rev. II. B. Haskell, district superinten-
dent, will hold quarterly conference in
the Methodist church here Wednesday,
Feb. Is.
Oliver Young's house and stable burned
to the ground Thursday evening. The
fire started in an upstairs room OF the
house, and when first seen was breaking
through the roof. Mr.. and Mrs. Young
were spending the evening at neighbor's,
and did not learn OF the fire until the
house was nearly destroyed. The horses
we're gotten out of the stable and most OF
the furniture out of the lower part OF the
house. There was some insurance.
Feb. ID. JEN-
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PAST MASTERS MIGHT.

One of the pleasantest social events
of the season occurred at Masonic hall
Saturday evening, when the past masters
OF Winter Harbor lodge, F. and A. NJ,
held their annual meeting and entertain
ment. An elaborate supper was served
by the Baptist circle in the banquet hall.
The following past masters and their
ladies were present at the supper: Capt.
g. w. Tracy, Mrs. Ida Fernald, &. f.
Grover and wife, b. E. Tracy and wife,
Capt. Z. Ii. Davis and wife, DIR. A. f.
Small and wife, Capt. E. N. Bickford and
wife, F. Z. Weston and wife, IL. G. SMALL
idge, Mrs. Annie Wescott, II. II. Hanson
and wife, II. E. Sumner and wife, Bert
Rand and wife, Rev. E. S. Drew and wife,
N. T. Bunker and wife, E. C. Hammond
and wife.
After the banquet the past masters de.
gree was conferred in pleasing manner
upon the worthy msster-elect, Ii. E.
Sumner, with p. NJ. Elisha N. Bickford
in the chair.
AT p. m. the doors were opened to all
members of the fraternity, their families
and friends who listened to selections BY
| the high school orchestra, after which all
enjoyed q very laughable mock trial, pre-
pared especially for the occasion by one OF
the past masters. The case presented was
Hammond vs.. Weber,
The cast of characters was as follows;
Judge, Hon. B. E. Tracy; counsel for
prosecution, DR.. A. E. Small; counsel for
defendant, H. H. Hanson; sheriff, l. N.
Wiley; clerk Of courts, H. g. Smallidge;
plaintiff, E. c. Hammond; prisoner,
James B. Weber; witnesses for prosecu-
ton, F. E. Weston, {. II. Davis, Mrs. Al
berta Rand; witnesses for defendant, g..
w. Tracy, c. E. Grover, E. 8. Drew,
| alienist.
The prisoner was on trial for fraudu-
lently obtaining from K. Z. hammond .
mare named Jemima. The evidence was
spicy and humorous and brought out
many interesting facts connected with
horse trading. The arguments by the
counsel, the charge to the jury, Of which
N. T. Bunker was foreman, abounded in
pathos and poetry. The prisoner having
been found guilty, and sentenced to death
| was forthwith electrocuted in an admir-
able manner by Sheriff Wiley, previous to
which the prisoner babe farewell to his
friends in the following composition:
Kind friends, have been doomed to die,
So bid you all a fond goodbye.
I've travelled many q country Ger,
But I've never been on the other shore.
That 1ectric wire will pierce me through,
| Until my limbs are black and blue.
I Trvtl1 10 t~tl 10 v,n<
| sQuiim
Worse than the wiggly angleworm.
II you should chance to find place,
just look me up; you know my face,
For faces like mine are hard to End
In this or any other cline.
Don't strew your flowers upon my bier.
For much prefer to take it clear.
So fare you well, both friends and foe,
Turn Oh the switch and let her go!
Feb. 10. e,
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COLTS ISLAND.

Amos Staples went to Bernard Wednes-
day for a load of coal.
Miss Sarah Driscoll is visiting her par
ents, Dennis Driscell and wife.
Philip and Holsey Moore went to Ber-
nard and Mckinley Thursday for grain.
Miss Bertha Merrill, who has been visit
ing friends here, has gone to Mckinley on
a visit.
Howard Staples and wife, Of Atlantic,
who have been at Charles Ii. Harding's,
have returned home.
The lobster car belonging to Frank Bah
bidge broke from it's moorings and has
not been seen since. In it were about 81
worth OF Holsters.
Feb. 10. CHIPS.
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SULLIVAN HARBOR.

DR.. r. A. Black has returned from trip
10 Massachusetts.
Eugene Simpson and Stan. Wilson
spent Sunday at Tunk pond camp.
The high school basket ball team played
Franklin Friday night at K. P. hall, West
Sullivan. The visitors won.
The Sunday school observed Lincoln's
birthday Sunday afternoon with appro-
pirate exercises, assisted by Re7. G. E.
Bromley.
George T. Noyes and wife, formerly of
this town, now of Pressure Isle, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of a
son, born Feb. IL.
The school will close Friday for the
winter vacation. 1t is hoped Miss Gray
will return for the spring term, which
scommsnces April 1.
It has been voted to change the night of
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sorosis from Friday to Thursday. By 20
doing it is hoped there will be larger at
tendance. The next meeting will be
Thursday, Feb. q.
The PemaJuid made a strenuous effort
to open navigation for this place last
Thursday, and succeeding in cutting q
channel through the ice to within few
feet of the landing.
Fab III.
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An attack OF the grip is often followed
by persistent cough, which to many
proves great annoyance. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has been extensively used
and with good success for the relief and
cure OF this cough. Many cases have been
cured after all other remedies had failed.
Sold by all dealers.
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a common mistake Of tocol adrertisers
" 20 estimate the ualue Of advertising
space Of one newspaper by the amount
asked by some other publication. naa
m'S'dse Of judgment for asbusiness man
20 estimate the uolae Of space in repu-
.do'e newspaper wsth good circulation
~ ."dt " some other publication uhich
~ accept business at any price and Be
pasossd to get H.-Leavenworth (Kansas,
Times.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WINTER HARBoR.
Nathan 8. Sargent ia iii.

Nathan =. Sargent Ii i'll.
II. g. Smailidge was at Bar Harbor
Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Fernald, who has been . guest
at b. Z. Tracy's, returned to her home at
Gouldsboro Sunday.
Rev. G. w. Hinckley, of Good Will
Farm, delivered an interesting address at
the Baptist church Tuesday evening.
Alzira, wife of Obed c. Bickford, died
Wednesday, after long illness, aged
seventy-five years. She leaves to mourn
her loss five children, who were untiring
in their care and attention. The funeral
was held at the home Tuesday, Rev. E. s.
Drew officiating.
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Do you know that Group can be pre-
ventedf Give Chamberlsin's Cough
Remedy a. soon Is the child becomes
hosrse or even after the croupy cough APP
pears, and 1t will prevent the attack. It is
also certain cure for Group and has never
been known to fail. Sold by all dealers.