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GREAT POND.
Aug. d..

Ruth Williams has gone to Bangor.
Mrs. Silsby and Mrs. Roberts, of Am
herst, visited friends here last week.
Gleason Archer, wife and little son
Allen, of Woburn, Mass, are expected this
week.
Mrs. Mary Williams expects her son
Clarence and family from Dracut, Mass,
next week.
Mrs. Roger Stinchfield and her two
children, of Clinton, are guests Of Ii. j.
Archer and wife.
Lloyd Bracy, of Bangor, has rented
Frank Mace's homestead, and is moving
in. He is doing good business with his
car, making a daily trip to Bangor and
back with load each way.
Mrs. Alice Wakefield Donnelly, OF De-
troit, Mich, is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Edgar McIninch, and other relatives here.
1t is her first visit here for forty four
years. She has also visited in Cherry
field, her native place. Mrs. Stinchfield
and Mrs. Wakefield gave Christian
Science reading Sunday.
Aug. 4. Il.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.


,u.s Nellie FIVE has gone to Stonington
for week.
Mrs Byron Sellers and children re-
....,ed from Sunshine Sunday.
,,,sd tree,hy, of Yonkers, n. y, is in
=, for tew weeks with relatives.
u,s Minnie Cameron and Miss Irene
..,urned to Palmer, Mass, Saturday.
II. Cunningham, who has been en-
loved in Massachusetts,, came home FRI
day.
RA FIVE, T. c. Stanley, w. $. Ford
- frank Davis were in Bar Harbor last
week.
Raw ]. NJ. Gilbert and family, OF Massa-
.s..otts. are at Mrs. Idella Hill's for few
weeks.
loseph Tapley, of Bar Harbor, is visit
inv his cousins, Miss Grace and Henry
rapley.
Mrs Charles Meader and family, OF
Gardiner are visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert
Anderson.
Miss Ella Griffin has returned from
cor,b gluehiII, where she has been visit
ing friends.
Mrs Eagene Holden and family, oil
some,ville, Mass. are visiting Mrs,
George Holden.
Misses Kate and Dele Emerson, OF
Worcester, Mass, are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. A. II. MAYO.
Mrs. Nellie Barrett, OF Washington,
n. c. is the guest OF her uncle, J. II.
Hooper, at Haven.
The church aid circle held its annual
sale Wednesday afternoon at Masonic
hall. Net proceed, so.
Rapert Blance, who has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Josephine Blance, re-
turned to Prospect Harbor Thursday.
Rev. Paul sperry, OF Brockton, Mass,
ulayed the organ at the Baptist church
Sunday morning. The music was much
enjoyed,
Mrs. Yeatman, OF Washington, ID. C.,
and her maid, who have been at the log
cabin at Haven, left for Mortified, Mass,
Friday.
Mrs. Cora Condor, OF Brooksville, and
Fred Carr, wife and son, of Milford,
Mass. were guests of Mrs. E. II. Bridges
last week.
Clarence Billings and wife, of New Ha-
ven. Conn.,, are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Billings was formerly Miss Dele
Powers, OF this plsce.
Eugene Byrpes, OF Washington, ID. C.,
died -uddenly Friday morning al ''Pine-
crest, here he was spending the sum
mer. The remains were taken to Wash
ington, accompanied by Mrs. Byrues and
HAIRS Austin, Mrs. Joseph Crawford and
Mr.. Charles Sturteyant.
Aug. 1. UNE FEMME.
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WEST BROOKSVILLE.

Mrs. Fannie Hatch Eldridge, of Spring
field, is visiting relatives here.
Capt. Robert E. Tapley and family left
for their home in Norfolk, Va, Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Hanna, of Massachusetts,
is the guest OF her uncle, DIR. franklin
Farrow.
DR.. Gordon and family, of Pennsylvania,
are in the Ira'W Tapley cottage for the
summer.
Walter J. Sargent, wife and two daugh-
tiers, Eliza beth and Christine, OF Brewer,
were weekend guests OF Mrs. George A..
Stevens.
Mildred, youngest daughter of DIR. Fred
j. Smith, formerly Of this town, died
suddenly in Boston short time ago, aged
twenty. years. She leaves, besides her
father, twin Observation-Disclosures, and a
sister-Helen.
Aug. 4. Johnson.
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SOUTH SURRY.

Mrs. Henry L. Young mas employment
at Mrs. Wilder's.
Miss Olive Bonsey and Leonora Candage
are at Fl. A. Bonsey's.
Maurice Gray, who has been here for
few days, has returned to Sargentvilie.
James FL. Jamorin, of Hampton Falls,
N. f., is at Mrs. r. A. Coggins' for few
weeks.
Mrs. Susan Colson, Alvin Norwood, wife
and two sons and Samuel Gray, of Oak
Point, called upon friends here recently.
Frank L. Curtis, wife and son Neil, are
home from a visit to Mrs. Curtis parents
Ridgewoatod. N. j., accompanied by Mrs.
Eunice G. SWEET, OF Portland.
Aug. 4. TRAMP.
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MT. DESERT.

George Richardson, of Portland, is at
home for two weeks vacation.
Miss Dorothy Lawson and Miss Alien,
OF Melrose, Mass, are at the lawson cot
tage.
The church society will hold its annual
fair and sale at the library Wednesday,
Aug. 10.
Pearl Leland was in town one day last
week, the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. W.
8. Brown.
Mrs. Agnes Hill Bridges and daughter
Dorothea, of Atlantic, Mass, are at their
home for the season.
Miss Winifred Gray has returned from
Jonesport, where she has been working
for Rev. E. A. Jenkins.
Rev. j. Coleman Adams, OF Hartford,
Conn, preached an interesting sermon at
the church Sunday evening. He is spend
ing his vacation at the Somes house.
Aug.4. B.
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SOlTTH HANCOCK.
REX.

Capt. NJ. A. Young, OF the steamship Ken
nebec, Of the Sesboard x Gulf Steamship
Co., plying between New York and Free
port, Texas, is, with his wife, visiting his
father, r. II. Young. This is his first
visit home for five years, and this is the
first visit to Maine of Mrs. Young, who is
Texas woman. Oth,r guests OF Mr..
Young are Lester Penney, his wife-who
is Mr.. Young's daughter-and their little
daughter Clarice, Of Bangor.
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MiKINLEY.
Aug. A..

d. l.. Richardson is in Bangor for few
days.
Mrs. Calvin Gordius, who has been quite
i'll, is better.
Walter Finley and wife are at the Davis
house this summer.
A daughter was born July IS to Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Salisbury.
Mrs. f. F. dunbar is visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. p. Richardson.
Miss Ethel Wilson and daughter Ruth,
OF Portland, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. o. E. Walsh, of Portland, who has
been visiting Miss N. NJ. Norwood, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Harry Kelley and children are Wis
iting her sisters, Mrs. Twombley and Miss
Mirion Martin.
DIR. f. c. Holden and family are spend
ing the summer as usual with Mrs.
Holden and Mrs. Dix.
Mrs. Merton Fl. Whitney, who has been
visiting Zelma Thurston for two weeks,
returned to Portland Tuesday. MIR.
Whitney, who arrived Sunday last, &C.
companied her.
Aug. 4. P. NJ.
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DEER ISLE.
r.. H..

DR.. A. f. Small, OF Bangor, spent Sun
day with relatives here.
The steam yacht Akelia, Capt. w. ).
Greene, OF this town, is in the harbor for
months stay.
Austin Joyce, principal of the high
school in Norw God, X. l., visited DR.. II. W.
Small and wife recently.
Mrs. Everett Haskell, who recently
went to New York to meet her husband,
is in hospital, i'll OF typhoid fever.
Grant Haskell, who was recently gradu-
ated from the high school at Good Will
farm. is visiting relatives for few weeks
before leaving for Boston, where he has a
position.
Aug. 1. REX.
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week. They returned with good catch.

week. They returned with a good catch.
James Winslow, OF Orange, N. j., is
spending few days with his brother in
law, G. A. Holden.
Harold Byard recently arrived from
Haverhill, Mass, to spend his vacation
with his family here.
Miss Bertha Wilson and friend, OF Bos-
ton, arrived Sunday at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. j. e. Wilson.
Henry Cole, of Pittsburg, who has been
visiting his parents, E. G. Cole and wife,
has gone with his family to Portland.
A minstrel show by local talent is in re-
hearsal, and will be given on Friday or
Saturday evening of this week. There
will be other attractions.
Aug. 4. III.
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GOTT'S ISLAND.

e Mrs. Archie E. Potter, of Seal Harbor,
is the guest of Mrs. Frank Babbidge.
Capt. E. L. Colt, has gone to Ellsworth
to get load of shingles for Prof. David
son.
Miss Margaret Reynolds, of Milwaukee,
Wis, and Miss Isabel Butler, of Boston,
are at hillside" for few days, the guests
OF Mrs. Philip Moore.
Howard Staples, of Atlantic, was here
Wednesday, accompanied by Miss Marion
E. Trask, of Atlantic, and Miss Mary C.
O'Grady, of Worcester, Mass.
Aug. /. CHIPS.
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NORTH HANCOCK.
Johnson.

Moses Abbott is spending week in
Harrington.
Mrs. Ids Bracey is spending few days
in Bangor, where her husband is employ
ed.
Mrs. Mary Cousins spent last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Winnie Springer, at
West Franklin.
Mrs. Blanche Bunker and Miss Flossie
Rragdon visited their sister, Mrs. Reub
Rankin, last week.
Arthur Tracey and wife, OF Waterville,
are spending few days with his parents,
Everett Tracey and wife.
Aug. A. 7.
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BROWNSVILLE.
Aug. 8

Mrs. ". v. Tibbetts, OF Washington, ID.
c., is visiting Mrs. L. t. Morris.
Mrs. ]. Walker Babson gave a dinner
party this week to party OF friends from
Haven.
Judge William E. Morris and wife, slso
William L. Morris, ir., and family, spent
the weekend with Mrs. l.. I. Morris.
Aug. l. SPEC,
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SEDGWICK.

Miss Mae McFee is a guest at r. II.
Reefe's.
F. w. Eaton recently fell, breaking
both bones in one arm.
DIR. Henry Echternacht, OF MARSHALL
town, Iowa, is guest of the Wilson
family.
W. II. Pervear, DIR. A. G. Carter and
Forrest Pert spent several days fishing last
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SEAL COVE.

DR.. X. W. Bickford and wife, OF Rock
land, and Mrs. NJ. II. Langstroth, of Wash
inston, d. C. , were guests Of F. l.. Hodg-
don, brother OF the ladiesat Center, ON
Saturday and Sunday, and also called on
relatives and friends here. The party came
in DR.. Bickford's automobile, and Miss
Louise Bickford returned to Rockland
with them.
Aug n.
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DR.. lothian Reynolds has joined his
family here for his vacation.
DR.. John King, OF Hartford, Conn, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Jennie King.
Mrs. Walter Stanley and son Norman,
OF Islesford, are guests OF Miss Jennie
Hodgkins.
There will be an entertainment and
drama, Down in Maine" at the grange
hall, Tuesday, Aug. ~. Refreshments will
be served.
Aug X. II.
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TRENTON.

Mrs. John K. Moore spend the week
end with her sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. A. C..
Jordan, at Northeast Harbor. Mr.. Jordan
and family spent Saturday night and Sun
day with his parents, B. F. Jordan and
wife.
Aup l. MAY.
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LAMOINE.

The tenth annual reunion of the Hodg-
kins family will be held at Blunt's pond
Wednesday, Aug. 20, All relatives are in
vited to come and bring friends as guests.
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Anpsrttssn.sSns
Anbsrttsfn,tSnas
Every Woman
Knows That

instead of sallow skin and face
blemishes she ought to possess
the clear complexion and the
beauty of nature and good
health. Any woman afflicted
or suffering at times from
headache, backache, nervous
ness, languor and depression
of spirits-ought to try
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WINTER HARBoR.
Aug.4'

Rev. Ii. I'll. Saunderson will preach in
Charming chapel next Sunday at p. m.
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BEECHAM'S
PILLS

the safest, surest, most con-
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ADVERTISEMENTS
ADVERTISEMENTS
PARTISAN SAGE
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It will not only save your hair and make
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MAY.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-04-05

The terms of mediation offered by
the European powers to Turkey and
the Balkan allies were:
Il. The frontier OF the Ottoman
empire in Europe shall start at Enos,
and following the course OF the Ma
rita river and then that OF the Ergen,
shall end at Midia. All territories sit
uated west OF this line shall be ceded
BY Turkey TO the allies with the ex-
ception OF Albania. the delimitation OF
which shall be fixed by the powers.
"2 The question of the Aegean is
lands shall be settled by the powers.
"a. Turkey shall abandon all claim
to Crete
"i. The powers can not favorably
entertain the demand for indemnity
but Will admit the allies to partlci-
pate I'm the discussions OF the inter-
national commission In Paris for an
equitable settlement OF their partici-
patton In the ottoman debt and In the
financial charges OF the districts 10
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success, and that thctr surrender is
expected within Il day or two.
STILL ADNMANT.
Replies to Powers Explaining That
Their Dispatch to Scutari Has Been
Held Up.

Cettinjc, April 1.--MontenegrO has
answered the latest demand of the
powers regarding the withdrawal of
civilians from Scutari by stating that
army headquarters has refused for
military reasons to permit the trans
mission to the commandant Of the be-
leagucrcd town of cipher dispatch
from his government. The Montene-
grin government, however, has Of
fered to submit 20 headquarters a re-
quest for the transmission OF a mes
sage in plain language.
In reply To the powers previous
note Montenegro expresses regret
that II is unable to defer to their
wishes to cease hOstiliticS at Scutari
and In the territories allotted by the
powers to Albania.
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be handed over To them. Turkey is to
he asked to take part in the labors of
this commission.
The great powers declare at the
same time that as soon as thees bases
are completed hostilities shall cease"
Friday last (March 2S) Bulgaria
notified the powers of her acceptance
of the offer of mediation but persist
ed in her demand for a war indemnity
and proposed to substitute a frontier
line from Midia on the Black sea to
the Gulf of Saros at the top Of the
peninsula of Gallipoli.
The European ambassadors in Lon
don have since been considering the
situation but have not reached any
definite conclusions.
The fall of the fortress of Adrian
ople is considered likely to have some
influence on future negotiations.
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THE NEWS OF MaYESVnLE.
to Raise Funds for
Missions-Church Nearly .COmplet-
ed-Littlc Interest i'm Election
Tobacco Crop Doing Well.

MayesVille, April 1.-The missionary
society of the Presbyterian church
''eiu an entertainment some nights
ago ior the purpose of raising funds to
SEND to the foreign mission commit
zee OF the Southern PRESBYTERIAN
church in charge Of the foreign mis-
slonary debt of the church. \ pleasant
entertainment was given, including an
interesting lecture by Rev. l.. l.. Leg
ters of BishOpville A frcewill offer
ihss was collected and over eighty
dollars were taken in. Since then this
amount has been increased to $10O
The church feels proud Of raising SO
large an amount.
Inc repairs on the church building
are nearing completion and soon
the congregation will have a much
more pleasant house to Worship in
ReV. X. l.. Grier is proving a most
popular and efficient pastor. Mr. II I.
lhomas has been elected to repre-
sent the Sunday school at the State
convention in Sumter this week.
The election for town officials will
De held on next Monday, although the
oiilclals nominated last week in the
convention are virtually elected al
ready AS rule, little interest is
taken in the election proper.
The young men of the town and the
ians' generally are trying to organ
lZe baseball team for the coming
season and it is probable that Mayes
vile VIII have good team in the
"eid ana that the long summer after
Moons will be enlivened with the ma
tional game.
Social Lodge, X. of p, will be visit
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ADRIANOPLE LOSSES HEAVY.
Capture Of Fortress Cost Bulgarians
Over 10000 Men ana scrvians More
Than 900.

Sofia, April 1.-AccOrding to an Of
fetal report from Bulgarian army
headquarters the capture of Adrian
ople cost the Bulgarians from 10000
TO 1900 killed and wounded and the
Servians 1900.
The Bulgarians made prisoners Of
40 generals, 1000 other officers and
$4,000 men. The bulgarian besiegng
forces numbered 10000 men, with
$50 guns. The Servians numbered 4O,-
900 men, with 9S guns. The Turks had
200 siege guns and from 450 to 500
field pieces.
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uNREsERvEDLY AGREE TO
TERMS PROPOSED BY POW
ERS.
Conditions Acce,ied tn BY Turks DO
not Contemplate Indemnity TO Al
= hes--Dklsion OF Turkish Empire
Provides n Large Part for Allies.

Constantinople, April 1.-The Tur-
kish government today declared that
IT unreservedly accepted the terms of
peace proposed by the European
powers.
The foreign Office handed the Otto
man acceptance to the dean of the
diplomatic corps this morning accom-
panied by an expression of thanks to
the powers for their mediation.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Q. What is the total value of the
prizes?
"A. Thirteen hundred dollars.
q. How is the territory divided?
n. Into three districts.
.. How many contestants will
win grand prizes?
y. Two.
g. How many prizes will be
awarded in each district?
"A. TWO after the grand prizes
have been awarded.
g. How may votes be secured?
"A. BY clipping coupons from both
the Daily Item and semi-weekly
Watchman & Southron; by securing
subscription payments To the papers,
ana by getting your friends to make
thelr cash purchases at the stores af-
hllated with the Watchman & South
ron in the contest
q. Who will be awarded the
grand prize, the Ford Touring car?
a. The lady who receives the
largest number of votes in the en-
tire contest.
q. Who will be awarded the
second grand prize, the piano?
a. The lady having the second
largest number of votes in the en-
tire contest.
9. TO whom will the district
prizes be awarded?
y. To candidates standing first
and second in their own districts
after the grand prizes have been
awarded.
9. Will any candidate win more
than one of the announced prizes?
A. No.
9. Can more than one grand
prize go to one district?
a. Yes. If two candidates from
that district have the largest num-
Der of votes.
g. Can n subscriber favor more
than one contestant?
y. He can favor more than one
contestant by paying part of his
subscription to one contestant and
part to another, ana by voting part
of the merchants vouchers for one
candidate and part To the other.
g. Must votes appear To ones
credit 'at the time subscriptions are
brought in?
y. y candidate may use discre-
uon rs TO when votes shall be
printed.
9. Can candidate secure new
subscriber To start after the con
test closes?
y. Yes. Provided the name of
tn" subscriber ana the money ac-
company the order.
g. can votes once issued be
transferred to another candidate"
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ed tonight by a number Of the officials
OF Game Cock Lodge Of Sumter and
the third degree will be exempliGcd
IN the long form" The members of
the order are looking forward TO the
evening with much pleasure.
The tobacco planted hercabouts
mas come up quite satisfactorily and
some OF the planters are exhibiting
large and well developed specimens of
the weed. The present spring wealth
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RALEIGH MOVES AHEAD.
ADOPTS Commission Form of Govern.
mcnt by GS5 Votes.

RaleiGh. y. c., April 1.-The com
mission form of government was to-
day adopted by Raleigh by a maiori
~ of GS5 votes. Three commissioners
at salary of $4,000 IL year are to be
elected May 3, the primary election to
be held April 21.
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For Cruelty 20 Animals.

Isaiah Ballard, arrested Saturday by
Deputy Sheriff John Eppcrson, was
tried Tuesday and fined $40 for
cruelty To animals.
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Marriage License Record.

\ license to marry was granted to
Mr.. j. {. McElveen and Miss Lucille
Minus Of South Lynchburg Tuesday.
a license was also granted To Hen
ry Brunson and Lilly Washington,
cOlOred
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BOMBARDING SCUTARI FORTS

Belgrade, April Especial dis
patches from the front say that the
Servian and Montenegrin forces are
bombarding the Scutari forts with
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er is being taken advantage of by the
farmers and all such work should
move on rapidly now.
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A. Positively No.
q. Whose fault will it be if
do not win?
A. Your own. Your chance is as
good as anyone's and your treat
ment by us will be just the same
as to all others.
Q. How many votes will it take
TO win the auto?
y. Just a few more than your
nearest competitor.
Q. When is the best time to
enter?
\. Today.
.. VINO are the best people to
consult in difficulties?
a. The contest Department, al
ways ut your service.
q. Who may enter the contest.
y. The contest is open to all la
dies except Salaried employees of
the Osteen Publishing Co.
Q. What does it cost to enter?
a. Nothing. VI
q. How may 1 enter?
y. Fill out the nomination blank
with your name and address and
send 10 the Contest Department.
q. ON what day shall l get busy.
a. Today.
Q. ON what day does the con-
test close?
y. Saturday, May 31st, 1913.
Q. How many votes is a purchaser
entitled TO for his faVorite candidate
on dollar purchase?
a. Votes will be issued on cash
purchases at the rate of 200 on the
dollar
Q. What is the price Of The Item
W1fah,nan 4.