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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Everard Grant was in Bangor last week
on business.
Mrs. True is having repairs made on
her house by Fred Mclane.
v. NJ. Carter is visiting his parents,
Augustus Carter and wife.
Mrs. Lettie Hopkins and little son, of
Trenton, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Laura A. Colby is at South Surry
visiting her father, Edgar Treworgy.
Miss Elizabeth Jeliison mas returned to
Higgins classical institute, Charleston.
Miss Eleanor Carter has returned from
Trenton, where she has been visiting
several weeks.
Mrs. Curtis, OF Bangor, who has spent
the winter with /. l.. WardweH and wife,
has returned home.
April 8. NJ.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

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Miss Eunice coggins, Of LAmoine, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robbie Norwood.
Hebert Cousins, Of Old Town, is spend-
ing his spring vacation with his uncle,
o. w. Cousins. .
Everton and Earl Colt, who have been
employed during the winter in foundry
in Providence, K. l., are at home.
The grip is still raging here. Mrs. r. G.
Clark, who had Just brought her three
girls through severe attacks, took her
turn with II last week. Mrs. A. NJ.
LAYTON and her aunt, Mrs. Hannah
Holden, who is visiting her, were PROS
trated last week. Mrs. George K. Fuller
has been seriously ill ten days, but is
now able to sit up little. Mrs. j. B..
Mason, when on the mending hand
from the grip, had a relapse which de-
veloped bronchitis, much worse than
the original attack. Mrs. Venia Hodg-
kins was down with a mild attack.
The friencs here OF George Parker and
wife, OF Danvers, Mass, deeply sympa-
thize with them in the loss OF their little
child, whose body was sent here TOR burial
in the family lot at Mt. Height.
The first Of the summer residents to ar
rive for the season came on Sunday Louis
Won Gartnaer and his friend, Mr.. Orr.
April 3. SPRAY.
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SEAL COVE.

Forrest Reed and wife are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth OF daughter,
March %.
Benjamin Carter, IT,, and wife are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of a
daughter, March %.
Herbert Sawyer went to Owls Head
last Monday, called there by the illness
OF his brother-in-law, Capt. Llewellyn
Norwood, OF Owls Head light-station.
Mariners are leaving home for the sea-
son. Capt. John Latty has started his
vessel, Lizzie d. Small, from Bass Harbor,
where she wintered. Henry Robbins is
his steward. w. D.. Walls is mate Of
schooner J. NJ. Harlow.
April g. N
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The students OF the high school will
publish q school paper this term. The
following editorial stan has been chosen:
Leoneli Fiye, editor in chief; Arthur San
derson, assistant editor; Marie Jordan,
literary editor; Everett Cousins, local edi-
tor; Luetta Bridges, personals; Fred Her
rick. athletics; Lawrence Lurvey, business
manager.
The senior class parts have been as
signed as follows: Grafton, Fitz W..
Bridges; history, Edith s. Kane;
prophecy, Helen l.. Mayo; presentation Of
gifts, Leonefl A. Flye; sslutatory, Elsie
Sherman; valedictory, Marie f. Jordan;
essays. Harry Bridges and Thomas Leary.
The basel bail team has elected for its
officer, Leoneli Fiye, captain; Thomas
Lesry, manager.
April 3. usE FEMME.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Roy Hall and Eben Mcfarland are i'll.
Mrs. Hannh Duffie is visiting her par
ents in Brooksville.
Mrs. r. P. Briggs will spend the coming
week in Sedgwick at the Travellers Home.
Mrs. E. NJ. Dow, OF Fort Kent, made a
short visit here last week. She will also
visit in Portland, Boston and Bucksport.
Wilbur Friend, with his sloop, took
Capt. Medbury Eaton to Winter Harbor
to bring home the new vessel he has
bought.
Grace Candage returned to Ellsworth
April 1, after spending two weeks with
her mother. She will have employment
there the coming summer.
April 8. CRUMBS.
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ORLAND.
CRUMBS.

Mrs. Sophronia A. Snowman, died at
the home OF her son, Eben l.. Snowman,
Monday evening, March q, at the age OF
eighty years. Mrs. Snowman had been in
her usual good health during the winter,
but was taken with pneumonia and was ill
only three days. Mrs. Snowman In early
life lived in Brewer, where her husband,
Gilbert Snowman, died in 1868. She has
made her home in Orland several years.
She leaves three sons Fred q. and Eben
L. Snowman, OF Orland, and Lewis A.
Snowman, Of Penobscot, and two oaugh-
tiers Mrs. A. B. Hutchins and Mrs.
Charles W. Soper, both of Orland.
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pESOBSCOT.
HUBBARD.
April 8.


B. II. Cushman and wife returned Mon
day from a visit in Augusta.
Congratulations are extended to Walter
Hutchins and wife, whose marriage took
place at the Methodist parsonage, We'd
nesdsy evening, March %.
Austin and Leon Bridges have recently
purchased the grocery business of the
B. II. Leach estate. They will open the
store sometime the first of this month.
The Bagaduce Comedy Co., OF South Pc
nobscot, presented the play, "Mrs.
Briggs of the Poultry Yard" at the town
hall, Wednesday evening, March %, to
large and appreciatige audience. There
was dance after the play.
Schools will begin Monday, April IT,
with the following teachers: Bay, Annie
Dunbar; Cove, Ethel stover; Leach,
Zelma Hutchins; North, Ida Perkins;
Farnham, Ethel Hutehins; Deyereux,
Annie Conner; Dunbar, Chrystal Hutch
ms; Perkins, Eleanor SNOW. The schools
in the Marks and Wilson districts have
been discontinued.
Peuobscot chapter, o. f. s., held its
regular meeting at Masonic hall, Saturday
evening, April 1. One candidate was
elected to receive the degrees. The
degrees will be conferred at the next
regular meeting, April Is. There will be
n special meeting Saturday evening, Aoril
s, for practice. IL Is especially requested
that ali the regular officers be present.
April g. MooDLocKE.
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husband, Who has been in poor health three
years. He Is left with two little dsugh-
tiers. The family came here three years
ago from Lawrence, Mass, for the benefit
OF Mr.. Hoyt's health. Last fall he pur-
chased the house owned by Edward lord,
OF Ellsworth Falls, and intended to move
his family there this spring. The funeral
wss held at the home Sunday, Rev. o. g.
Barnard, OF Ellsworth, officiating. Sym
pathy is extended to the family.
April 8. f.
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NORTH oRLAND.

Isaac s. Burton is home from Island
Falls.
Miss Marie Fsrr is working at Fred
Gray's.
Fred Richardson is suffering from car
buncle on his neck.
Mrs. Nettie Gray does not improve as
fast as her friends could wish.
Mrs. Mabel Hamilton, who has spent
the winter in orringtop, is home.
h. @. Davis, who has been working in
Brooksville two months, is home.
Master Allan Douglass, while splitting
wood last week, cut his hand so badly
that lis forefnger vas nearly severed.
April 2. b.
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DEDHAM.

f. w. Burrill has been seriously i'll of
grip.
Mrs. Horace Grant is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Maggie Maynard.
Mrs. Arie Burriil, of Brewer, visited
relatives here few days recently.
George Maynard, who has been EN-
ployed in Boston the last year, is home.
Work in Fl. P. Burrill's saw mill was
delayed q week by the breaking of a part
Of the saving gear.
Mrs. F. w. Fogg visited her sister, Mrs.
J. E. Turner, in Brewer last week, return
ing home Wednesday.
Miss Alice Black, Of Bangor, now teach
ing in Machias normal school, visited her
aunt, Mrs. q. w. Brewster, last week.
April 3. B.
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COUNTY NEWS.
CRANBERRY IsLEs.

Loander BUNKER went to Rockland
Monday on business.
Capt. Willis Bunker went to Portland
Monday on business.
Mrs. J. Y. Squirting is confined to the
house with severe cold.
Everett Wedge returned from Bar Har-
Dor hospital Wednesday, and is doing
nicely.
Miss Ina bunker has returned from Bar
Harbor, where she has been visiting
friends.
Mrs. M. g. Steele, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Ida Stanley, returned
to Somerville Monday.
Rev. Fred Tingley preached his first SER
mon here Sunday forenoon. All are glad
Mr.. Tingley is to spend year with as.
Schools began Monday, April g. Miss
Edith Hadley, Of Brooks, teaches the
grammar grade, and Mrs. Fred Birlem, Of
this place, the primary.
Charles TrusselI and wife, OF New York,
are visiting MILFORD russell and wife.
MIR. Trussell and vie have not been here
since they left the island sixteen years
ago, and note many changes.
Capt. Eben C.. Rosebrook died Sunday
afternoon, after having shock Saturday
evening. Capt. Rosebrook had been ill
about three weeks, but had been up for
several days. Saturday he sat up all day,
and it was hoped he was going to recover,
but he was taken suddenly worse in the
evening. Mrs. Rosebrook is very i'll at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. l.. Elrie
Holmes, being confined to her bed the past
year. Sympathy is extended to the be-
reaved family by the whole community.
Mr.. Rosebrook was tenderly cared for by
his son Gilbert and his wife, who had done
everything during his illness to restore
him to health.
Mr.. Rosebrook was seuenty-six years of
age. He leaves one SON Gilbert, with
whom he lived, and one daughter Mrs.
Holmes, OF Northeast Harbor, who is SO
tepderly caring for her mother.
April 8. 8.
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WEST HANCOCK,

Daniel Gallison is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Pearl Mcfarland.
William Miles will leave Monday for a
visit in Boston and Augusta.
Charles Graves and wife are receiving
congratulations. on the birth of q son.
Miss Lottie Wooster, who has been in
Sullivan the past few months, is at home,
Herman Sinclair, wife and son
Leon spent Saturday and Sunday in Els
worth.
April 8. SUMAc.
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gssaI Nrtiers.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

"HEREAS Charles f. Fuller, OF Eils-
w worth, Hancock county. Maine, by his
mortgage deed dated June 8, 1903, AID re-
corded In the registry OF deeds for said Han
cock county. book 46I. page "A. conveyed to
Ferdinand Wardwell certain parcel Of real
estate situated in Ellsworth aforesaid. de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at the nop&h-
west corner Of lot OF land owned by Mr. Ros-
coe II dimes, being his homestead lot situated
on State street in said Ellsworth; thence rum
nil & westerly five rods to . stake and stones,
the ce running northerly five rods to Mia
avenue, so called. In said Ellsworth; thence
along the line OF said Mil Avenue eastefly to
land formerly owned BY Henry n. Hail;
thence along the west line Of said Halls isnd
southerly to place Of beginning, and contain
ing twenty i've square rods more or less.
And whereas the said Wsrdweli assigned
the said mort gage to the under sig ned. BY h.-
strument dated March 81, 1911. not Jet re-
corded, and whereas the conditions o. ssid
mortgage have been broken. now, therefore,
by reason OF the breach Of the csndftf13a
thereof, claim foreclosure Of said nsrt-
gage
Dated at Ellsworth. Maine. April 1, 1911.
JOHN o. KiEF.
Harry L.. CrRht pp n
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Edgar Springer has moved his family to
the Sound.
Miss Nellie Pervear, of BROOKLYN, is Wis
ting Mrs. Wilson Eaton.
James T. Grant has returned home, after
spending q week in Ellsworth on bust
ness.
Mrs. w. II. Titus, of Ellsworth, is
spending a few days at Henry E. Bart
lett's.
Mrs. Wilson Eaton has returned from
Hancock, where she has been the past two
weeks.
April 8. HUBBARD.
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NORTH sEpawIcK.

Fred Thurston, who has been ill three
weeks, is better.
and bought u pair OF work horses.
Fred Page took a trip to Rockland
Saturday, and brought home pretty
riding horse.
ii. o. Staples, who has been in town
several days on business, and visiting his
sister, Mrs. Dora Hanscom, has returned
home.
April 8. RAE.
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Afgal II ottres.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. she has been duly appointed executrix
OF the last will and testament OF
HANNAH r.. sMALLIDGE E, late of MOUNT
DESERT,
in the county of Hancock, deceased. no bonds
being required by the terms of said will All
persons having demands against the estate OF
said deceased are desired to preseni the
same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm.
mediately AvELIA 5. HOLMES.
Sou Invest Harbor, March is, 1911.
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Every family. and especially those who
res ftie in the country, should be provided
at ali times with bottle of Chamberiain's
Liniment There is no telling when II may
be wanted In case of an accident or emer-
gency. 1t is most excellent IN all cases OF
rheumatism, sprains and bruises. Sold
by all dealers.
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BEECH HILL.

Mrs. Franeena Rich has moved to Tren-
ton.
Mrs. Nina Richardson has employment
at Trenton.
Harold Grindle, OF Northeast Harbor,
who has been visiting at E. T. Richard
sons, has returned home.
April 8. X.
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One Con uetor Heip-d Sack TO work
Mr.. MILFORD Adams Is his name. aud be
writes: II was confined 10 my bed with
chronic rheu natism aHa used two bottles Of
The third bottle put me on the Lexington,
KY, Street Railway 1t will do all you claim
In cases Of fheu inatisni" 1t clears the blood
OF uric acid. Sold by all druggists.
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RAE.

Any skin itching il temper-tester. The
more YOU scratch the worse it itches. poau's
Ointment cures piles, eczema-any skin Itch
ing At all drug stores.-Aduf-
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MARIAVILLE.

The community was shocked Thursday
OF Linwood Hoyt. She was i'll but few
days. She was kind and devoted wife
and mother, and it is great blow to the
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MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas. The death angel has again
entered our order, and taken from our midst
our beloved sister. Lucinda T. Dodge,
Resolved, That In the death OF our sister,
our chapter has lost o icved and honored
member, and we would bow in humble sub
mission to Him who doeth all things we'll
Remembering her long illness and suffering
we can but think in our sorrow that oar
Father knew the best.
Resolved, That we extend our love and
sympathy TO Sister May sawyer and family.
Resoiced. That In memory of our departed
sister our charter be draped 10 mourning for
thirty days; that copy OF the resolutions
be placed upon our record, a copy sent to
Sister May Sawyer; also one to THE Ellis
WORTH AMERICAN for publication.
Ida E. COUSINS,
GENEVA Il. YOUNG,
LINDA Il. RALPH,
Committee.
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Ensuranre Sta fments.

INSURANCE Sta fmfnts.
WOoDMEN'S CASUALTY COMPANY,
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1910.
Mortgage loans. $i64.soo 90
stocks and bonds, 5,OOO 90
CsAh in q fiji e and bank 3oi 25
Intere st and rents, 4,732 ~
All other assets, Se5o 81
Gross assets t$IT7 $40 80
Deduct items not admitted, 3t55 81
Admitted assets, sl7i633 50
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1910.
Net unpaid losses. 3 1910 90
Unesrt ed premiums, II 5s5 IS
An he liabilities, 7,sl4 81
Cash capital, 100000 90
surplus over all liabilities, 4i,29s Us
TOTAL liabilities and surplus, s17i,6sS 81
III. e. KNAPP. Dist. Agent,
BANGOR, NE.
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VIE subscriber hereby gives notice that
! she has been duly appointed executriK
OF the last will and testament of
FREDERICK WOOD, late OF BUcKsPoRT,
in the county OF Hancock. deceased, no bonds
being required by the terms OF sal will AN
persons having d mands against the estate a
SAID de 'eased are desired TO present The same
10 settlement. and all indebted thereto arc
requested TO make pay ment inme diateIy.
Buckspoit, March IS, 1911. MARY WoOn.
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NoRrn nRooKLIN.

JoSnJ sexton is seriously iii of grip
aad heart trouble.
Albert Hill and wife, of Haven, spent
sahday with Arthur Cole and wife.
Leslie and Leroy Fiye have the largest
io' o. wood DOT on the bank ready for
shipment that has been taken out in
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TTNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed admintstra-
tor OF the estate Of
ABEL B. BARTLETT, late Of FREMONT
In the county Of Hancock. deceased, snd
given bonds as the law directs All per-
sons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment I'M
mediately. VIM w. A. HEATH,
March 2S, 1911.
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Drrfhoa should be cured without loss
" Time and BY medicine which, like
Snsmberlain's Collie, Cholera and Disr-
sndA Kennedy, not only cures promptly
ooa produces no unpleasant after effects.
\ never fails and is pleasant TO take.
sold BY all dealers.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice hyt
i he has been duly appointed adniniH
TRAITOR de bonis of the estate of
ROBERT GERRY, late of ELLSW ORTIZ,
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. All TER
sons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased desired to present TIE
same for settlement, and all indebted tteieto
are requested TO make payment Immediately.
IRA b. HAGAs, ia.
EIlaworth Falls March IA ,a11
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she has been duly appointed admiais-
tratrix of the estate of
NINA A. STAPLES, late Of ATTAIN lK0.
In the county OF Hancock. deceased, and
given bonds the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate Of
said deceased are desired to present the same
for settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested to make payment Immediately.
RITA s. SULLIVAN.
Atlantic, Me, March 49, 1911
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The following amounts were collect
ed for the hospital yesterday by the
following ladies:
Mrs. Sistrunk and Mrs. Ragip, $83.8f,
including $50 given by Mr.. Mason
Tison for Mrs. McMeekin; Mrs. Hamp-
ton and Miss Bettman, $3.50; Mrs.
Powers and Mrs. Savarese. $43.11; Miss
Burford and Miss Pearson, s12.42; Miss
Atkinson and Miss Annie Davis: $11.52
Miss Mcdowell and Miss league, $30.31
Miss MacKay, Mrs ]. H. Taylor and
Miss Janet Weathers, $17.O1: Mrs. Mad
dox and Miss Newsom, s33; Miss Nc
liver and Mrs. Murray. $1O.79; Miss
Peyser and Miss Josie Bullock, $27.s3
Miss Dewey and Misses Ley. s27.14
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Hatchell, $21.47i
Miss Rhoda Liddon and Miss T. Moody
1866: Mrs. H. c. Jones and Miss Lille
Bailey, $3.50: Miss Sarah Davis and
Miss Minnie Stovan, s15.84; amount in
box placed in hospital tent. 81: Miss
Robinson and Miss Bittinger. $1783
Total. $449.89.
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A FINE FIELD OF OATS

Visitors at the fair remark on the
beautiful stand of oats inside the race
track enclosure, which presents a
very pleasing sight to the eye. But
those who are interested in improved
methods OF farming are more vitality
interested than the ordinary layman
These oats were planted by Mr.. r. O.
Common, of the International Harvester
Company, with headquarters at the
Marion Hardware Company, and with
that company's machines. Part Of the
field was fertilized with an Interna-
tional manure spreader and part was
fertilized in the ordinary way If YOU
are interested in oat planting you
should have Mr.. Conner go over this
field with you and show you the vas'
difference in the two ways of planting
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The Ocala Northern Railroad con-
nected its rails at Palatka at noon to-
day with the tracks of the G. S. & F.
Railroad The Oca1a Northern is now
built from Oca1a TO Palatka. with the
exception Of a small gap near Ken
wood. where q big bridge has been
under course of construction, and the
company has been using the logging
road OF the Gunner Lumber Company,
temporarily. This short gap will now
be built and the entire track lined and
trued up from kenwood TO Palatka
and trains will be operated on reg
ular schedule from Ocala to Palatka
by January 1st.
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TIE BEST DAY YET
Biggest Crowds and Most Interesting
Events Yesterday at the Fair

Yesterday. the third day of the great
Marion County Fair, was the best at
tended Of the three, and there was
more interest manifested in the fair
than at any other day. The big crowd
was handled nicely and everyone was
in good humor. The many candidates
from different portions of the state
for state Offices, mingling with the
crowd was an interesting feature and
the distinguished gentlemen received
and gave the glad hand on every side
The visitors to the different depart
ments all expressed themselves as well
pleased with the fair as whole The
races drew a big crowd to the grand
stand and gave keen zest to the in
terest of the spectators. The free ex-
hibitions in front of the grand stand
and the feats on horseback by the wild
west show people were well worth
while. The interest centered in the au-
tomobile and motorcycle races, but
many of the lovers of good horses still
placed the horseracing first in their
minds.
The many pretty young women of
the city, dressed as nurses. mingling
with the crowd and soliciting aid for
the hospital with their collection boxes
was one of the prettiest pictures OF the
day, and the public in giving seemed
to get almost as much pleasure out OF
the transaction as the nurses did in
receiving the cash.
The fair management is learning by
experience and will be able to profit
another year by the lessons Of this
fair, as well as those of the past. and
will be able to boost it up in the weak
places and make a much greater sue
cess Of it. The possibilities of a fair
in Marion count yare unlimited and
the Star ventures to predict that next
year will be a revelation to the public
i of the marvellous resources of the
! county.
There were many visitors on the
grounds yesterday for their first time
AID hundreds of others will payy their
! first visit to the fair today.
Today gives promise of being by fal
| the best attended of the four and 1t Is
| to be hoped that the closing day OF
| the fair will be a record breaker
| The result Of the races was as fol.
lows:
The first race of the day was the
motorcycle race. which was won b,
Mr.. 3. F, Condor.
The horse races resulted about tn,
same as they did on the pervious day
with the exception of the Marion
county horse race. There were fou1
entrants in the, half-mile dash. TIL,
horses belonged to Messrs. Horne
Johnson, Whitworth and Mathews. Mr.
Hornes horse Won both heats
| The automobile race yesterday wa.
a twenty mile event. There were tw,
machines in the race, Mr.. J. H. Spen
GERS Marquette Buick and Mr. Jacl
Camps Mitchell: The purse was To-
500. and was won by the Buick Mr.
IT. c. Luckie driving the machine, an,
Francis Weber driving Mr. Camp
car
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AIR DOME THIS EVENING

This being the last night of the fair.
the Air Dome will give an extra good
show at an ordinary price. The pro-
gram viii be as follows:
The Talsman.
The Two Orphans.
The Current Event reel.
The Heart Of an Indian
Paul and Francesca.
The Tables Turned.
Fastest Motor Boat in the World
The current event reel shown last
night was so good i; will be run again
this evening. 1t shows, among other
things. the launch Of the battleship
Florida. a subject of particular inter-
est in our state. There will be six
reels III all. so go early.