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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-26

Ralph Young received a tels-
gram from San Francisco yestsE-
day, stating that his sister, Lydia,
had been taken to Lanes Hospital
and would undergo an operation
today. Her many friends wish her
a speedy recovery.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-26
TO take WHISKEY
SELLER TO PRISON

Undersheriff Lamon will leave
on No for Carson tonight with
Ambrose Cagius the Mexican who
was caught selling whlskey to two
Indians at Deeth. Cagius was Civ
en- q sentence of not less than une
year in States prison.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-26
For Sale

One of the largest and best Bred
Jacks that ever came West, One
crop Of colts to show. If interest
ed write me. Address John Hick-
man, Duckwater, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-26

Mr. and Mrs Charles Wsstland Of
Tamoille are in town today.
Scott Griawold Of South Fork is
visiting In Elko.
Senator Hunter left this morning.
for short stay at Lamoills.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-26

DR.. Alexander 10 pleased to announce
that he hes moved into the rooms form
erly occupied by DIR. Morrison over the
Elko Drug Store. --adv. -104
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-26

PerqHisitss and the like.
With this you have our permission
To once more hit the pike.
his HONOR
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-26
MANY LABORERS SHIPPED

About twenty Ave men loft this
afternoon for Fernly where they
will work on the new Southern Pa
cific construction Job.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-26
The Law tXPOUNOED
BY An ADEPT

swear,
That the court was smoothly run
ming
At date of trial be there.
Then the learned counsel assembled
Their volumes of ancient law,
English, Irish, and Scottish
= Rulings on which tn draw,
The justice whispered I've hook
I'd it,
This legal prey ye seek
The one is a simple layman,
The others n similar geek.
By intricate tricks of the lawyer.
Assisted by gall sublime,
You may clean these worthy liti-
Rants
Of what's lefs when get mine.
The plaintiff whispered his counsel,
Do you hear that scoundel lie?
I'll spend my last good dollar,
To slip rollers beneath that guy.
The learned counsel argued,
They argued pro and con,
And had winked each other to set
tie, -.
And eonsf]cate the "spon."
When the over-wise defendant
Gave hint he had more coin.
So counsel motioned his honor
They would argue the case agaiA
To clean this jealous zealot
OF legitimate spoils of the game.
@&Sen the spirit of right and justice
LIN the heart Of his honor woke,
And he courteously granted the mo.
So counsel for plaintiff spoke.
will not weary your honor
with oratorisl flights,
But rely on simple justice,
To gain my client his rights.
By Immutable law Of the ages
Your honor must incline,
To render to me @ judgment
Together with costs for mine.
Then supsr-learned counsel
With stately mien arose.
The defendant, here your honor
Pays every cent he owes.
Untarnisbed stands his record
For twenty years of thrift.
He owes no man nor ever can,
For he never lost shift
But the plaintiff in this action,
By cunning, plot and vile
Through pettifogginE counsel
OF equal guilt and guile.
Would have your honor to believe,
This hopest man untrue.
Would clean him Of his hard earn
ed coin
/ rest my case with you.
The court passed judgement rapid
ly,
The tension to relieve.
The evidence sbducsd herein,
Compels me 20 believe.
The plaintiff Is "rummy,"
Likewise defendant too,
It 10 upon your ignorance
The courts and lawyers grew
Until you learned TO change IL
With brain as well as Drawn,
ou must pay the courts aud eoun-
" sci fees
And to their mandates fawn.
Wherefore, It now 10 ordered.
Adjudged. also dscRssd
You donate about steen dollars
For we are sore in need.
Of enolunents Of Office,
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PENOBsCOT.
Aug. II.

Mrs. Howard Leach and friend, OF Mid
dletown, Conn, are visiting here.
Miss Bernice varnum is in Calais visit
ing her aunt, Miss Maude wardwcIl.
Mrs. Carrie Madison and Miss Evelyn
Dwelley, OF Franklin, are guests of F. n.
Bowden and wife.
Mrs. French and daughter, and Miss
Richardson, of Brewer, were recent guests
of Capt William Sellers and wife.
Carlton Poole, wife and daughter vir-
ginia, OF Portland, are spending their va
cation with r. r. Leach and wife.
George L. Bridges and wife, OF Cam
bridge, Mass, are in town for few
weeks, at the home of William Bridges.
Penobscot chapter, o. E. S, will hold its
annual sale and entertainment at the
town hall Wednesday evening, Aug. 20.
Every member is requested to contribute
some useful or fancy article for the sale.
Aug. II. WoopLocKE.
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has charge of the work. Harvey Thomas
will run the engine on the wharf.
MIR. and Mrs. Smith andson Cecil, OF
Steuben, are visiting George Rinaldo and
wife.
Lew Merchant, of Somesville, has moved
his family into Arthur Kieiis home at the
ferry.
FREDERICK Gerrish, who has been visiting
his grandparents at Portsmouth, n. H.,
is home.
Mrs. Charles Bunker and two children,
of West Somerville, Mass, are visiting
Henry Bunker and wife,
Mrs. Lydia Smith, of Winter Harbor,
and Mrs. Lillian Cooper, OF Agawam,
Mass, are guests of George Rinsldo and
wife.
Miss Maud Colby, a graduate nurse
from the Maine general hospital, is
spending the summer with Harvard
Havey and wife.
Aug. IL. DTRTGo.
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group was taken on the lawn. /, ~.
day long to be remem oered.
Aug. TO-
SADIE
MANsEr

Mrs. Elmer Stanley visited her son
week at Mckinley. 'a
Mr.. Kaler. OF Rockland, is yisit,,z
niece, Airs. verney King. us
Lyle Newman, wife aud son tsw.
spent few days last week 10 Bango,
The ladies' aid society OF the Ms,Ao,,-.
church held a sale at Wards baIi Ans
The Baptist sale will be held Aug. "a =
Mrs. Henry Smith and daughter no.
thy, of New York, are visiting At
Smiths. Mr. Smith will arrive later
Isaac Stanley and nephew John NJ.
left Thursday in the sloop Belle and NJ
with Reggie King as captain, for Ca.,tn.
and other places on business. Mr. S.
ley also went TO Brewer 10 see Mrs ST.
ley at the hospital. she is gaining -.
hopes to be home soon.
Mrs. Emily Haynes died Sunday mo,n
ing at the home OF her sister. Mrs MN
liam King. She bad been patient 80,
ierer since her return in the spring ,,0.
Bangor hospital, her case being -
nounced hopeless. She had been ,ende.ir
cared for by her SISTER aud dsw@h,.g
Lottie, and will be missed by all. 1'''
aug IL LILAC
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ehusetts July %. Mrs. Folger was q
native of Pretty Marsh. daughter of
John and Lydia Smith, born at the old
Smith homestead over seventy years ago.
She was married to Thomas Folger, of Bos-
ton, and had resided there many years.
Mrs. Folger will be missed here very much,
as her summers had usually been spent
here with her brother, the late ]. w.
Smith, and since his death with her
nieces, Mrs. Lettie RumiIl and Miss
Linda Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irish, of Bangor, are
spending a week at the Freeman house.
Mrs. Benjamin Carter, IT,, with her two
children, is visiting Benjamin Carter, sr.
Robert Carter is preparing to build a
house on the hill abeye the watering-tub.
He has taken down the old Remission
house and removed the lumber to the new
site.
Aug. II. @.
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BAYsIDE.

DTRIeo.

Miss Mile Murch, of Bangor, is visiting
her uncle, j. W. Jordan.
Frank Jordan and wife, after a weeks
visit here, have returned to Lewiston.
Ivory Frazier. wife and two children
spent Saturday and Sunday at Lakew God.
Ii. E. Atherton's brother and wife, of
Worcester, Mass, spent few days at
Shady Nook last week.
Mrs. Bertha Robinson, with little step
daughter, of Somerville, Mass, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. w. n. Lord.
Prot. Huddleston, wife and two little
daughters, of orono, were guests OF Pres.
Fellows and family Saturday.
Willis Bailey and wife, with friends
from Bangor, spent Sunday with Mr..
Bailey's sister, Mrs. Amanda Phelps.
George Lord and wife, OF sullivan, spent
few days here last week with his
brother, w. \. Lord, and sister, Mrs.
Hattie Trim.
Aug. H. R.
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GOTTpS ISLAND.

Mrs. Hattie Norwood is employed by
Frank Babbidge.
Frank Babbidge made a trip TO Els
worth last week for a load of shingles.
Charles II. WEIGH, of Boston, arrived
Friday. Mrs. WEIGH will arrive to-day.
Mrs. Arthur +. Moore and daughter
Virginia are guests of Mrs. Holsey ".
Moore.
Mrs. Robert Haven Schaufiier, of Green
bush, Mass, and Miss Amy Wilson, of
Pittsburg, Pa, are at ''CaIico Rock" cot
tage. Miss Margaret Prentiss, OF Bangor,
Mrs. Evans, OF Colorado Springs, and
Miss Guyor, of Rockford, ILL.,, were their
guests Friday.
Aug. 9. CHIPS.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTHEAST HARRoR.

Miss Anna Brown visited relatives here
Sunday.
c. w. Brown is employed in J. w. Her
rick's livery stable.
Miss Laura Tracy is acting as organist
at St. lgnatias' church.
Miss Mae Macwilliams is at the studio
shop for the rest of the season.
A water carnival will be held at the
swimming pool Thursday evening.
There was large attendance at the SAT-
urdsy afternoon tea at the tennis club.
''Along the Kennebecn is to be the at
traction at the Pastime theatre Thursday.
R. Burnham Moffst and family, Of New
York, are at their cottage, "Birch Woods"
A sunset service for young people was
held on the rocks behind q. w. Arnold's
cottage Sunday.
Rev. N. b. Rogers and wife, who have
spent several weeks in Massachusetts,, re-
turned last week.
Harold E. Donnell, formerly OF this
place, has been elected principal of the
Searsport high school.
Mrs. Evelyn Manchester and Mrs.
Thomas Fennelly spent few days last
week at Sout Invest Harbor.
O'Donneli Iselin and family have taken
the Smallidge cottage opposite the Kim
ball house for the summer.
Frederick /. Phillips, who has been re-
ceiving medical treatment in a Boston
hospital, returned home last week.
A hardwood floor was laid in the union
church last week. This together with the
alterations recently completed, makes the
church pleasant place for worship.
Rev. Henry Cow, of Hampstead, Eng.
preached at the union church Sunday
morning. Next Sunday the service will
be conducted by President Rush Rhees, OF
Rochester university.
A service in memory of the late Bishop
Doane was held in Saint Mary's- blythe
Sea Sunday morning. Addresses were
made by Bishop David II. Greer, Rev.
Charles +. Lee and George w. Pepper.
Aug. IL. EsQ.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

| Miss Emily Edwards, OF jackson, Mich,
is guest OF Mrs. ]. I. Main.
The Misses vose, of Portland, were re-
| cent guests OF Mrs. l.. p. Cole.
Mrs. George A. Dodge, of Ellsworth, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lucy Coombs.
L. b. Hutehings, of Boston, is spending
his vacation with his father, C. c. Hutch
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley, of Jonesport, with
Irving $. Ray and wife, visited relatives
here Sunday.
w. F. bruce and wife returned Friday
from an automobile trip through Aroos-
took county.
Mrs. J. b. Cole, of waterviile, with her
daughters Helen and Cathryn, is visiting
relatives here.
Rev. Mr.. Bronson, of the Presbyterian
church, Philadelphia, will preach at Union
church next Sunday morning at lo.45.
Mrs. Elizabeth Storrs, of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, with daughter Helen, is visiting
her father, E. W. Cleaves.
w. II. OteElAnk anu WIFE, VI
Mass, and Miss Phyllis Watson, of
Lowell, Mass, who have spent three
weeks at E. w. Ciesves', left Sunday.
Mrs. Ella V. Johns and Miss Lotto are
guests for two weeks at Alfred Hsmil-
toms. Miss Gertrude Bickford, OF
Rochester, n. H., is also guest there.
The Misses Moore, OF Brooklyn, n. v,
who are at their summer home for the
month, spent the weekend with their
cousin, Mrs. Walter P. Hewins, OF Mil
bridge.
Mrs. l.. p. Cole entertained a party of
young ladies at tea Thursday for the
Misses Vose, OF Portland. Miss Helen
Cole, of Waterville, and the Misses Moore,
of Brooklyn, N. Y, were in the party.
Aug. II. c.
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COUNTY NJ vs..
SUNSET.

SUNSET.
Mrs, A. II. sylvester is a guest at Birch
Tree Inn.
William Howe aud wife, Of Chicago,
are in town.
Harold and Joseph Sellers arrived home
from Boston Saturday.
Charles T. schroedas. OF Faneuil, Mass.
is at "The Thistle"
Charles d. Nye, wife and son aud Miss
Nellie Sye are at 1.-THE Frs.
c. s. Paris and wife and Lillian Rnowl-
ton arrived Monday by automobile.
Miss K. Stevens and Thomas o. Mason
have returned to Boston, after two weeks
at the Sylvester Cove house.
Miss Lucy II. Calhoun, superintendent
of the New York nursery and chiid's hos
pital, Mrs. Wallace A. Johnston, Clifton
dale, Mass, and Rev. Charles II. Stevens,
Canton Center, Conn, are at the syiyes-
ter house.
The NJ. w. b. society has received $40
from Miss Marion Olmsted = also twelve
new volumes for the library. Miss Ohm
sted has given the library an appropriate
name-"Far and Near as both patrons
and books are from far and near.
The Elizabeth Charlotte cottage was
opened with dinner in honor of Mrs.
Eva p. Hause, 1t being her birthday. The
hostess was Miss Caroline Gaskcil, and
the guests we're Miss Lucy Msdevia,
Miss May Finch Story, Frank Potmsn and
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Hsnse, all of
Philadelphia and Washington.
A delightful reunion occurred at the
home of A. T. Small and wife Sunday,
Aug. 3, when their three daughters and
four sons all gathered at the soid home,
with husbands wives and children
seventeen in all. A pleasant day was spent.
Before separating. photograph OF the
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BAR HARBOR.
Aug. IL.

At the Unitarian church next Sunday
man, of the Unitarian church, Milwaukee,
Wis, will preach. Mr.. Greenman is one
OF the leading representatives OF Unitsri-
anism in the central West. He is Hsr-
ward graduate OF the class 1885. After
leaving the Harvard divinity school, he
had pastorates at Fitchburg and Water
town, Mass, going thence to the impor-
tant Unitarian church at Milwaukee some
five years ago.
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Aug. Z,
WEST EDEN.

Master Fred Gonya, of Bar Harbor, is
visiting his uncle, c. NJ. Rich.
Irving Phillips, wife and two children,
of Bangor, were at Mrs. Phillips home
last week.
Mrs. Arviila Boyce, OF Haverhili, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lottie
Knowles.
Miss Margaret Koch, principal OF Bethel
bible school, Spencer, Mass, called on
friends here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Judith kittredge Is at home; also
her son Charles, OF Athol, Mass, who is
spending his vacation here, and her
daughter, Mrs. Marion Written, of North
east Harbor.
Aug. IL. M
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BIRCH HARBoR.

Misses Persis and Carolyn Vose, of Port
land, have returned home, after visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Byron Hancock is home, after
undergoing successful operation at the
hospital in Bangor.
George Winslow, who has been visiting
here, left Thursday to join his family in
New Hampshire for week before re-
turned to his home in Fitchburg, Mass.
Aug. 10. Z.
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FRANKLIN.
UNE FEMME.

c. e. Dwelley visited in Machias last
week.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Woodruff has returned
to Ridley Park, Pa.
Mrs. NJ. A, Brown, of Washington, d.
c., arrived Saturday.
The moving pictures are.well patronized
each Tuesday evening.
The recital by Miss, Guillon Friday
evening was much enjoyed.
John w. Springer and daughter, OF
Portland, are guests at Screen Cables.
Miss Alice Verana Bunker will. leave
Wednesday on her return to Washington,
d. C.
Mrs. Lena Dwelley and daughter Evelyn
are visiting among old-home people in
Penobscot.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bragdon and daughter
Gertrude, of Houlton, are visiting rela-
tives here and in adjourning towns.
Mrs. F. L. Swan, with liher. Sunday
school class Of young ladies, enjoyed a
days outing at Dweiley's point Friday.
Daniel Trefethern, of Taunton, Mass,
and Mrs. james Locke, OF Kittery Point,
are visiting their sister. Mrs. Josiah q.
Bunker; also Mrs. Il. L. Springer and two
- sons, OF Foxcroft. Mrs. Springer is q
daughter of Mrs. Bunker, and with her
sisters, Misses Alice and katharine, the
party OF eight went by automobile to Bar
Harbor Monday.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Mrs. J. w. Mckay was in Bangor last
week.
home in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. MabeI Duby, of Bangor, is spend
ing her vacation at George W. Higgins.
Chester Lounder, who has been ill, has
returned to his work at Washington juno
ton. Mrs. Lounder and children are visit
ing Mrs. Sherman Mcfarland at West
Hancock.
Aug. IL. NJ.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Miss Anna Young is visiting Mrs. Eben
Whitaker in Bar Harbor.
James Tweedie, of Cambridge, Mass, is
here for his annual vacation.
Mrs. James Tweedie and sister, Miss
Eunice Coggins, sent to Calais Friday for
a short visit with their uncle, Capt.
George Lord.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland and family,
of Middlebury, Conn.,, are spending few
days With his parents, d. Y. Mcfarland
and wife, before occupying the Stephen
Leland cottage at East Lamoine for the
remainder of their vacation.
Aug. IL, Y.
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M'KINLEY.

A. Fl. LAwton is at home for his vaca-
tfon.
Austin Young, OF South Portland, is in
town for few days.
L NJ. Higgins, of Maiden, Mass, visited
d. l. Richardson recently.
Mrs. Charles Huntley is visiting her par
ents, ID. +. Norwood and wife.
A baseball game between Swans Is
land and Mckinley teams is scheduled for
Aug. 10.
Aug. IL. p. NJ.
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Miss Mabel Fernald, OF Camden, is the
guest of Miss Luelia F. Brown.
Miss Ellen Tanning, of Astoria, N. Y,
was the guest OF Mrs Bertha Robbins at
Bsyside recently.
Road-Commissioner Rumiii will begin
work to-day on the State road, Q continue
tion OF the strip built several ears ago ut
Center.
John Lunt arrived home last week from
Portland, where he has been treated at
the hospital. He is much improved in
health.
Howard J. ober and daughter Eldors, OF
White River Junction, VT, arrived Satur-
day. Mr.. ODER is head of the police de-
partment at White River junction, and
is also government detective.
Aug. IL. n.
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Mothsrs, Have Your Chnaren worms?

Are they feverish, restless, nervous, irri-
table, dizzy or constipateds Do they con-
unaaiiy PICK tneir pose or grnd tneiI teeth,
rSvenous appetizer These are all signs OF
worms. Worms not only cause your child
s S,1 on. Hpns Us v nine snd growth;
kills and removes the ms. improves your
child's appetite, regulates stomach, liver and
bowels. The symptoms disappear and your
child 10 made happy and healthy, Is nature
intended. Ali druggists or by mail. 2sc.
KICKAPOO INDIAN MEDICINE CO.,
Philads1phtA, Pa. St. Louis No.
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FREMONT.
Aug. Q.

Leslie Rich and family came home from
Mark Island last week.
Mrs. Stanley and children have returned
TO Bangor.
Capt. John Latty ana wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF son.
w. A. Guptill and wife, of Portland,
and wife, have returned home.
Mrs. j. A. Thurston and granddaughter,
Ruth Wilson, of Portland, have returned
home, after spending six weeks with Miss
May Rich.
Aug. 10. KIN.
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EST SULLIVAN.

Donald Phelps is visiting in town.
Mrs, Bradbury Smith returned from
Boston Saturday.
William Booth, of New York, was here
last week on business.
Seventy-fiye attended the Bunker re-
union at K. of p. hall Thursday.
The Maine Seaboard Granite Co. is
making preparations to start large crew
OF paving cutters this fall. K. c. Gordon
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Anthony Bye left Sunday for Rockland,
where he has employment
A. F. Hill, OF Attleboro, Mass, was at
Mrs. Hatch's few days last week.
BERTHE Seekings is entertaining his
cousins, Ralph and Edwin Seekings.
The ladies' aid society, assisted by
friends from Ssonington, gave n social in
the hall Thursday evning.
Mrs. Dudley Fiaeld was called to
Northboro last week by the illness OF her
sister, Mrs. Lewis Sparrow.
Aug. s. FL.
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RH. Williams, of West Franklin, has
recently finished "a motor-boat which he
has built at his place on Main street. The
boat is twenty-one feet long, five and one
half feet beam, and is equipped with a
ssix-horse power engine.
Avis Foss, who, with Mr.. Foss, spent
sher vacation with FL. A. Murch and wife,
left Thursday TO join her husband at
Spruce Head, where he has position at
the life-saving station. Mr.. Foss pre-
coded her to go on duty Aug. 1.
Aug. II. Spec
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Edward Emery lost horse last week.
Robert Farren has gone to Bost on for
few months.
Mrs. E. w. Benin, of Lawrence, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Bartlett.
Mrs. Helen Slower and children, OF Bar
Harbor, spent last week at Wilson Eaton's.
Aug. II. HUBBARD.
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x,rrERy TO cARiBor

The house OF Mrs. Aramede Tarbor. a,
Bath, was burned Saturday. Loss. s3o.mo
Col. Edwin NJ. Fuller. for forty years
practising physician and surgeon in Bath
died Friday, aged sixty-three years. Bs
was past grand commander Of the grand
OF Masons in Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-08-13

susY.red Eczema Fifty Years-Now Well
seems a long time to endure the awful
burning itching, smarting, skin-disease,
Known as ststterr another name Tor
Eczema. seems good to realize, also, that
m Hobsop,s EcxenAa Ointment has proven
a perfect cure. 80, "a
Mrs D. Il. Kerney writes; II cannot sum
cssntIv express my thanks TO you Tor your
~ Hebsoia's Eczema Ointment. IL has cured
NV letter, which has troubled me for over
6fty wears All druggists, Or ~ NAL NC
1a" PFEIFFER CHEMICAL Co.
-. Y..ss- 10. Philsdslphis. Pa.
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EST sToNINGToN.

Ralph johnson remains in poor health.
Mrs. Sterling Barbour is visiting in
Bluehili.
Lewis Ogier, wife and three children, of
Camden, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Msude Hsmblen, who has spent her
vacation here, has returned TO Boston.
ID. M. Fifield arrived Saturday from
Portland, with his son Alvin, who has
been receiving medical treatment there.
Aug 8. MUM.
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SEAL COVE.

Mrs. Z. w. Tanning, OF Astoria, N. ",
who is spending the summer at Bernard,
was here Friday.
Burton FernaId, Of Mt. Desert, were guests
at Mrs. Hannah Heath's recently.
Irving Phillips and wife, of Bangor, J. l..
'Fogg and wife, OF West Eden, and John
Pray, of Hartford, Conn, were at Mrs. C.
d. Sawyer's Thursday.
Aug, g. ~
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PNEUMATICAl stops your pain OF
breaks up your cold in one hour. It's
marvellous. Applied externally. All
druggists.
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PRETTY MARSH.

NJ. J. Atherton and family are at ssCastle
Anterior" for August.
Friends here OF Mrs. Philena Folger, OF
Boston, were grieyed to hear of her death,
which occurred at a sanitarium in Massa-
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81 have been somewhat costive, but Deans
Regulets gave just the results desired. They
act mildly and regulate the bowels perfectly =
- George B. Krause. Dos Walnut Ave, AL
toona, Pa Adcf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-08-13
SULLIVAN HARBoR,

Rev. II. II. saunderson will preach q,
the union church next Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock.