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COUNTY NEWS.
SULLIVAN HARBoR.

Mrs At,cs T,nr,er t,urtis ia entertaining
Miss ems Wilson at her attractive anart-
events in Trinity coprt
Dr Henry HAWKINS and wife are enter
tanning Or aawkins, mother. and his
SISTERS I.ouise and Josie.
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Miss Bessie Simpson, recently in the
employ OF the congregational Publishing
Co, has accepted position with the
Nio'is misunderstanding w.
Capt. and Mrs. Dennis, with their
daughter Ida, are pleasantly located at
Dana street, Cambridge, where they re-
ceive much social attention.
Miss Henrietta Simpson, graduate of
Emerson School of Oratory, 1911, is teach
ing at Harwich, Mass, where she is swim
ming out" With pupils and parents.
Misc us,e, Smith ,vho hos s,ent so,ns
time II, I,or,bes,er a, tho ho,,e ~ Mrs.
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BLuEHlLL..
Feb. q.

Josiah Horton, of Bar hsrbor, spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. Peters.
Walter Snow, of Bangor, is spending a
few weeks with his father, Charles A.
Snow.
The Bluehin Dramatic Co. will play
'sCrawford's CIaim"in the town hall,
Surry, Feb. q.
Mrs. n. s. Sweet, Miss Emma G. Os-
good and Misses Fannie and Ethel Slower
are spending few weeks in Boston.
Abram Il Kane will give Washington
party in the town hall Feb. q. A prize
will be awarded the best waltzing couple.
The valentine party given by theacade-
my students Thursday evening WAS a
success. The committee deserves great
credit.
Mrs. Clarence Nash, of Addison, visited
her parents, w. S. Hinekley and wife, last
week Mrs. Hinckley will accompany
Mrs. Nash home for short stay.
Feb. 20. III.
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oRLAND.

Feb. 10.


The best masquerade bali ever held in
orland was the one give February II under
the direction of d. P. Hearn, who has
successfully managed a series Of dances
here. a large crowd attended.
Excellent music was furnished by Mr..
Whitney, violinist, Mr.. Johnston, of
orone, cornetis,, Miss Ava Whitney,
pianist. AT O'Clock the music started,
ana those en- masque took their places on
the floor there being enough to encircle
the dancing floor. Among the ladies
many pretty attractive toilettes were seen.
The gentlemen, though not so pretty,
were none the less noticeable.
The hall decorations were appropriate
to Valentines day. The booth represented
a large valentine and was tended by Miss
Gertrude E. CHM. 1t being her twelfth
birthday, this little miss was most at
tractive in light blue with silver hearts,
and wore wreath of pink roses.
The whole affair was unique and we'll
gotten up. At intermission, ice-cream
and cake were served, Not until early
morning were The last good nights said.
A sheet and pillow case ball viii be held
al the town hall March 4, under the same
management and with the same music.
1t is expected that large number will
participate.
Feb, 10 ID.
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WINTER HARBoR.

Mrs. Fl. f. Frazier is ill.
Mrs. Ira Bragg was in Bangor last week.
Mrs. Rhoda Smith, who has been i'll, is
improving.
Greeley Weston, OF Boston, is visiting
relatives here.
Richard Farrar and wife were at tome
from East Sullivan last week.
The L. S. revenue cutter, Lilac was here
Saturday and cleared the barbor OF ice.
Grindstone lodge, /. o. .. F., will go to
Southwest aarbor Feb. q to exempiify a
degree at the district convention OF Odd
Fellows.
The annual roll-cali at the Baptist
church Tuesday was largely attended.
Rev. DIR. Moore, OF Waterville, delivered
the address.
DR.. A. e. Small, who recently returned
from New York and Boston, where he has
been doing postgraduate work, will open
an office in Bangor March /.
Feb. 10. E.,
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advertisements.
Best StOmaChS
in the Work
advertisements.

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from fermentation.
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They will absolutely put an end to
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For all stomach ailments and for ner-
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Feb. 1s.
HULL'S COVE.

Miss Marie Hamor has been i'll several
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Hamor is out again, after
severe attack of rheumatism,
Rev. S. Il. Jobe is improving after
severe attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. Bertha McPike and children have
returned from a visit III franklin,
Mrs. Alvah Pierce aid Miss Marie
Pierce were in Bar HRrbor last week.
Miss Edith Brewer is at home from Bar
Harbor, where she spent few weeks with
relatives.
Laforest Dickey and Ernest Whitcomb
are home from Amherst, where they have
been employed two months.
There was benefit bali at KeIley's hall
Thursday evening, by the Foresters.
There was a large attendance, and good
sum of money was realized for worthy
cause.
Feb. IS. ANNE.
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CAPE ROSTER.
Feb. 10.

Hugh Manson and wife, and John Blake
and wife celebrated their wedding ami
versaries at the Blake home Tuesday even
ing. pleasantly entertaining their friends.
Miss Edith Howard, who has been
working in Sedgwiek, returned to d. NJ.
Gray's Thursday.
An entertainment was given at No.
school Friday evening. Hattie Hale
taught a successful term.
The telephone company has been max
ing extensive repairs on its line here.
Feb. II. G.
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ANNE.
LAMOINE
Feb. IS.

Earle Smith, of Bayside, has been at
home i'll.
Mrs. W. K. King left to-day for visit
in Boston.
Fl. L. Coolidge and wife went to North
east Harbor Saturday for visit.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife recently
drove to Southwest Harbor to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Mary Olsen entertained party of
small boys Saturday. Coasting was en-
joyed, and refreshments served.
Rev. w. II. Rice has been confined to
the house for a few days with sciatica.
He was unable to preach Sunday.
Miss Abbie Coolidge is at home from
Partridge Cove, where she has been en-
ployed IN the family of Mr. Emery.
Feb. 10. r. II.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Irving Smith is in poor health.
r. II. Young made business trip to
Boston last week.
Mrs. Mary Smith, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Dean, at Ellsworth.
Mrs Ida Roberts, of Brewer, is caring
for her parents, Lewis Jordan and wife,
who are i'll.
Mrs. Henry French, OF East brook, has
been helping care for her father, Hiram
Merchant, the past week.
The friends OF Mrs. F. NJ. Staples will
regret to learn of her sudden death at her
home in Belfast Saturday evening. Mrs.
Staples was formerly Prudence Wooster,
OF this place.
Feb. 10. w.
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LAMoINE POINT.
Feb. 10.

The last of the s'sixty-rhree parties in
this part of the town was held at the
home of II. j. McNider Feb. IL, it being
his birthday as well as St. Valentine day.
The house was decorated for the occasion
in red and white, and vslentines II. l..
Coolidge WOE the first prize and Mrs.
II. L. Coolidge and G. ". Gault ir., the
BOBBY prizes. After bountiful collation.,
it was voted to discontinue the meetings
for few weeks. Those present were;
H. L. Coolidge and wife, Z. NJ. King and
wife, G. w. Gault, lrs, and wife, II. L..
Young and wife, Maynard Young, and
Miss Sadie Mulian.
Feb 10 SPEC.
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road Friday. The Mclaughlin family,
who lived there, moved to the vacated
rent.
1t is highly gratifying to friends of Mrs.
Lena DweIley and Mrs. Eunice Blaisdell
that they are convalescent.
Mrs. Carroll Dunn and young daughter,
OF West Gouldsboro, who have been here
a few days, left for home Sunday.
Mr.. Kimball, of Seal Harbor, came with
span of horses Saturday to join the
lumber crew OF John w Blaisdeli.
Miss Evelyn Dwelley was the weekend
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Cecil Butler, at
Harrington.
Feb ia b.
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ISLE AU HAUT.
HIOl Gu.
Feb. 10.
THELMA.

Fishermen report ground fish scarce and
small on the shoals in this vicinity last
week.
Capt. Fred Partridge, in the lobster
smack Little Elsie, arrived Tuesday, pay
ing thirty -five cents.
Mrs. Margaret Lufkin is home from the
hospital at Portland, after successful
operation for appendicitis.
Msrgie Dodge is home from Bangor,
where she has been studying shorthand
and bookkeeping. She will return TO BAN
gor soon to enter the employ of firm
there.
Feb. 10. G.
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SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.

Crosby Ladd has gone to Easton, where
he has work.
Chase Robertson and wife went to Blue
hill Monday to attend the funeral of Mr.
Robertson's mother.
w. II. Chatto and Hitie Orcutt are do
ing the neighborhood wood saving with
their gasoline engine.
A committee appointed by the grange
met at Forester hall to count brown-taii
moth nests Saturday. some find that
they are nearly as poisonous now as in
warm weather.
Feb, r. C.
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NEWS.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs r. NJ. Hail has returned from a
visit in Cherryfield and Harrington.
Miss Ethel Bunker, who is spending the
winter in Franklin, was in town last week.
HinckIey Robertson and wife were
called to Bluehill Monday by the death of
MIR. Robertson's mother.
Henry Jordan, of Lubec, who is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Freeman Grant, Of Mt.
Desert Ferry, was here Saturday.
Mrs. Ruby Boyles, who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. julia Havey, will soon re-
turn to Portland, where she has employ
ment.
Onias Springer and wife are pleasantly
located at Los Angles, CAL, for the winter,
and are enthusiastic in their praise of the
place and climate.
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Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor ex-
ercise, insufficient mastication OF food,
constipation, torpid liver, worry ano
anxiety, are the most common causes OF
stomach troubles. Correct your ha bits ana
take Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and you will soon be well again.
For sale by sIl dealers.
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GOLDEN RULE ENTERTAINMENT.


The Golden Rule society will present an
entertainment in one scene, "a Modern
Sewing Society,"" Saturday evening, Feb.
"a. There will also be duets, solos and
stump speeches. The proceeds will be for
church work A large attendance is de-
sired.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Mrs President, aged forty ,digniaed),
Miss NJ Moon
Mrs Knowall, aged forty-fye texcitable},
Mrs 5 Hall
Mrs Wise. aged thirty five tcalml,
Mrs Nelson Bunker
Mrs Short. aged forty (pert,
Mrs Henry Bunker
Mrs Green, aged fifty (countriaedj,
Mrs Alex Taylor
Mrs Brown, aged fifty (very deaf,
Mrs James Havey
Mrs Jones, aged thirty tstylishl,
Miss Lillian Robertson
Mrs Gossip, aged forty-fve ltaIkativeJ,
Mrs Howard Havey
Mrs Truthful, aged forty lhonesO.
Mrs Arno Wooster
Miss Chatter, aged twenty-five tup-to- date),
Miss Beatrice Gordon
Miss FIutter, aged twenty five tmischievous),
Miss Florence Havey
Miss Simple, aged thirty-fve lplain},
Mrs Edmund Doekhan
Miss Pert, aged thirty-iiye (disagreeable),
Miss Marian Mattocks
Miss Small, aged twenty-five (very pretty,
Miss Rosa Havey
Feb. 10. M.
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OCEANVILLE.

Harry Greenlaw and wife, of Deer Isle,
visited Thomas Greenlaw and wife last
week.
Mrs. Susan Buckminster died Feb. 10 at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. w. B.
Hatch.
Miss Mary Bartlett, of South Thomaston,
has been visiting friends here and at North
Stonington.
Feb II. A
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HANCOCK POINT.

Mrs. Julia Martin, of Calais, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. L. Hail.
The second dance, with music by the
Hancock Point orchestra, on Feb. 15 Was
much enjoyed. Proceeds, $40, fer the
library fund. Thanks are due the orches-
ira, town and grange, tho furnished free
music, hall, use OF piano and dishes, and
also to the ladies who gave cake. The
orchestra is receiving much praise for its
work.
Feb 10 q
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HUBBARD.
NORTH LAMOINE.

j. Wesley Bowden and wife, OF Castine,
were weekend guests OF Mrs. Bowden'
brother, Hollis Austin.
james Hersey. who has spent several
weeks at Trenton and on Mt. Desert
island, is home.
Feb. 10. Y.
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FREMONT.

Joseph Lancaster is suffering from
erysipelas in his foot.
William Wallace, of Lamoine, visited
his brother and sister here Thursday, re-
turning home Friday. His many friends
were glad to see him.
Feb. II. KIN.
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MARIAVIlLE.

Ralph Foster, of Amherst, employed at
the Morrison farm, was hurt badly Satur-
day morning when log struck him in
the back. He is now in a critical condi-
tion. His parents, Eugene Foster and
wife, of Amherst, are with him.
Feb. 49, g
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WEST FREMONT.
SPEC.
Feb. 10.

Mrs. Ashbury Lopaus left Saturday
with Miss Cline for the home of her par
ents, Capt. n. A. Reed and wife, on
Nash's island. She stopped in Hancock
over Sunday at the home of Miss Cline.
Schools closed Feb. 8, after a term of
nine weeks. Leroy Sweeney, teacher of the
grammar grade, gave the pupils treat,
and Miss Berniee Cline, teacher of the
primary, had an entertainment in which
all her pupils took part. Austin Ingalls,
was neither tsrdy nor absent during the
term. Candy and apples were served after
the exercises.
Feb II. THELMA.
F. w Lunt and wife are visiting in Els
worth.
Theresa Lunt spent part of last week
with her cousin, Leola Rumill.
Gertrude Carver and Helen Clancy. of
Owls Head, are visiting here. s..
The dance at the K. of P. hall Feb. IA
was we'll attended, and good time was
enjoyed.
Feb. 10. THELMA.
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in the earth are sometimes heard before a ter
rible earthquake that warn of the coming
peril. Natures warnings are kind. That
dull pain or ache in the back warns you the
Kidneys need attention il you would escape
those dangerous maladies, Dropsy, Diabetes
or Brigbts disease. Take Electric Bitters at
feelings return. My son received great
benefit from their use for kidney and bladder
trouble" writes Peter Bondy. South ,ck-
wood. Mich, "Ic is certainly a great kidney
medicine Try it. 50 cents at all druggists
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Misses Annie and Bessie Clark came
home last week, having completed their
winter terms of school.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife, of La
moline, have been visiting Mrs. Hodgkins'
sister, Mrs. Robbie Norwood.
The annual Odd Fellows ball will be
held this year in the new hall at Manset
Preparations for grand time are going
forward.
Mrs. A. w. Clark recently received the
sad news of the death of her brother,
Luther Coggins, at his home in Arizona,
on Feb. IL, of pneumonia.
The local W. c. T. u held the annual
Frances E. Willard commemorative meet
ing Sunday evening, at the Congrega-
tional church, under the leadership of the
local PRECEDENT, Mrs Emily Freeman.
The Congregational sewing society will
give an entertainment at Masonic hall
Thursday evening, Feb. %. Packing the
missionary barrel, with exercises by the
school children, will be feature. Ice
cream will be sold.
Two fires last week startled the COM
munity. The first fire was at the black
smith shop, cause unknown. The flames
had burst through the roof in two places
when the bucket brigade began WORK.
Several women whose homes we-e nearby
rendered valiant service. Sunday, the
CHM house, occupied by Arthur Robin
son, caught fire from defective chimney
The blaze was extinguished by neigh bors
before getting much Roadway.
Feb. 10. SPRAY.
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You are probably aware tnat pneumonia
always results from cold, but you never
heard OF cold resulting in pneumonia
used. Why take the risk when this
remedy may be had for q trifie7 For sale
by all dealers.
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EDEN
Feb. 10.

Mrs. John Mitchell and daughter Doris
are in Bar Harbor visiting relatives.
Mrs. Helen Dority, OF Mariaville, visited
her sister, Mrs. Sheridan Gilbert, recently.
Feb 49, "
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SWANS ISLAND.

Mrs. Newman, of Portland, is visiting
here.
Bickmore and wife are visiting in Rock
land and vicinity.
DR.. Dudley, wife and little son arrived
Monday from Albany. They will board
at Atlantic.
Feb. 10. NJ
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

School, taught by Mrs. Clarence Young,
will close Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Leighton is spending few
days in Bar Harbor.
Leander Smith, who has been employed
in Bar Harbor, is home.
Feb. 10. HUBBARD,
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Eleanor Dyer is at home from
Alton, where she has been teaching.
Everett Morse and family, who have oc-
cupied the Mcneil rent, moved to the
home purchased by them on Sullivan
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81 blamed my heart for severe distress in my
left side for two years" writes w. Evans,
Danvilie. Va, "but know Low 1t was indi-
gestion. as DR.. Kings New Life Pills COM
pietey cured me-" Best for stomach, liver
and kidney troubles, constipation, headache
or debility. Csc. at all druggists.
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For mild, easy action of the bowels, a
single dose of Doans Regulets is enough,
Treatment cures habituaI constipation. rs cts.
box. Ask your druggists for them.-Adus.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Hherers, Our Heavenly Father has taken
to Himself our brother, William Gilley,
Resoieed, That his removal from our midst
creates vacancy deeply felt by Jephthah
chapter.
Resolged, That it is with the most heartfelt
sympathy that we express our feelings to-
ward the relatives of the deceased, and be-
lieve he is happy in the presence of the sa-
viour whom he loved.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be spread upon our records, copy printed in
TIE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN, a copy sent to
the bereaved wife.
EBES F. RICHARDSON,
JOSEPHINE STAsLEY,
PHILEsA G. CLARK,
Committee.
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MARLBORO,

Miss B. B. Fisher, of Nantucket, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. Warren Graves.
Mrs. s. H. Remick spent last week at
Mt. Desert Ferry with Lewis Jordan and
wife, both of whom are very ill.
Feb 49, ARE
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An Italian electrician has perfected a
method for employing an ordinary
photograph to record telephone conversa-
tons
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Stops itching instantly. Cures plies
eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch, hives. herpes
scabies-D oan's Ointment. At any drug store.
I'D {.
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NORTH BLUEHILL.

James ellis, of Ogdensburg, N. Y, is
visiting his brother, A. T. Gillis.
Mrs. Arthur Wescott and Mrs. A. w.
Bangor last week.
Feb 10 n
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GoTT,s ISLAND.

Lobster fishermen report Holsters scarce.
Charles II. Harding and wife have re-
Feb. is. CHIPS.
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Mrs. Emeline CHM is spending the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Josephine
Meader, at Northeast Harbor.
Gerald Stanley, of Bakers island, has
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bought the dwelling house OF Lewis g.
Dunbar at the head OF Southwest Harbor,
and intends to move there In the spring.
Feb. 10. SPEC.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
"MARSE BOB" OF TENNESSEE.

Yesterday the of the United States held session
The adjournment taken of respect of the
oveabe of the distinguished of the influential
and of the picturesque American public life
Robert Love Taylor, famlarly known 'Fiddlng Bob
and "Marse Bob" is dead.
Tennessee noted for the great has produced
has lost her beloved citizen The south has lost
nobest leaders, and the of the United has lost
of its greatest The American platform and has lost
it has known.
Bob Taylor thrice governor of Tennessee several times
Der of congress and for the past five member of the
well known every the union During the past
twenty he had delivered his famous lectures he Fiddle
and the Bow Sentiment "Od Times Down South and Hap-
Valley, thousands of times For he known
the popular speaker the American PLATFORM and is
doubtless the could have been said of him the
of his death Those wonderful magnificent lectures of Bob Tay
or have carried sunshine and good cheer the hearts and the
lives of millions of people. No could listen
the famous ennesean sit under the spell of his marvellous
svery voice and better and better
But Bob Taylor not only great lecturer He
great official Through all the of his official life
the high Offices which the ome folks" delighted in electinq
him. there breath of suspicion against his
Clean conscientious, loyal all the people his
record that was inspiring noble and everlasting in its influence
Bob Taylor and all has the of this
great soathemer been brought a close
To-day, throughout the country in the newspapers high
in public life paying tributes Aarse Bob and countless
thousands throughout the enoh and breadth of the land who
have heard him who have known of his life will sincerely
his death.
NIase Bob of Tennessee has gone the Happy Valley
beyond the Gates of Eterny but the memory of the South
land and the of people throughout the Northand and
the West he will live.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

Joel Shackefod named by Mayor Spee new assessor
to succeed Hits and Arnold said be of the abe bu
in Denver and should prove popular official
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

The great Camp Bird mine Ouray has made a net profit
$4,000 per dav for the past months And vet some people
will tell you that the famous mine has 'payed out"
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02

chapters and cite texts, always pre-
facing the quotation with the chapter
and verse number.
Tonight he will preach on "Bap.
tism and tomorrow night will close
his series of sermons by an address
on sunshine and Rain He has
been preaching for "a years and is
now as years of age. Save for his
snowy hairs and beard Rev. Hutchin-
sen shows no trace of his advanced
years, but Is as astive and healthy
rs man OF so.