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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
FEDERALS ROUTED
IN THREE BATTLES,
CITIES CAPTURED
Victoria. Puente Aforelcs and
Salinas Burning. With fiuer.
tas Army In Full Flight,
Says Dispatches.

Ell pAas9. TEXAS. 4pwsa 1s~-
r eeeas h@es eva fst41rwa ssA4sg>aa Nht-
tasla. and F'uaaga Meres 90 and tha
essa4n ~ SAL nsass Sssss1Faa ss burning.
aoc0ra4n3 rs daspAeS4 ree@tyet today
hY the department az information liz
GuaFss Erssza A9asAmoraA The federal
commands Ia 4he bwa towns were
r0atea the dispatch safd. tfaa f@deraia
relFeaftng to tha weesr.
Gearafnufa @tIan between San IA4{s
pato@a ard aaltsllo hss Bean DESTROYED
by column of rebels under Mar
GsfeH, asesagxaam3 10 asfaeaA5 s4avtc@@ re-
afve~8 la G8ar@& Marines alsn Gag
Jared q large number az Eeaefa3s ia
Ygsgf~sas from Fan Eexira.
a am1Acnm@as 81 feSaeraAa ia re-
TREAD fresgsa SCAR Pedro al@@ @sAs maet
Between rarrAs ard saAsB1ge oy g rsoel
Fsnes awinf I4e452taKw& and tae snttre
asssAc EAzaseFat captured ard Al@afTsi@ss.
Nssxss az another reese1 y5ssory Was
fswa&ed VII 1mArea this afternoon
when selaszrxsxa dated FerwesR, Apsil
i 7eh. NsAA received NY afsaoials sa tbs
border tgswn
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tenaas eSa aagy. mailer. aaa several
s4x ana We captured EnAag horses
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sAss4, gve AamAre4i hand ss~asasss@. aasf
six eases og MAsa#@r cartridges x~na
fesferaAa ia r~sreatdns were again at
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
WATER-POWER BILL
HITS At TRUSTS

WASHINGTON, Anyil - the ad-
ns4ntsa ration water power bill. tatFe-
duced today by Representative Adam
sosa. az Georgia contains provisions
designed TO prevent aha so-caiied waller
power trust fresa acquiring sites In
nAxigAole streams osar which the fed
erai government exercises larts1tc-
kion in this nla the polieY ~ she ad
MintatFatinn tn aealEAN with @@teg
paNeF Is ontlinsa at length While
the recommendation ~ lhe secretary
es war on thss snbiee were not adept
ed In tat8. it Ia the oplnlnM or Ar
AdAnS8a. $50 is chairman &c tRa
committee that handles such laEtsia
ton. that tha measure Will be approx
I'D hy All true eonaersatlonists,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
FEDERAL PRISONERS
SHOT BY StNTR|tS

( auARnx AgENlCss ARft - fhe
ss4essA saialeKa hsla 49, NfisgAveH AL
FuFt nAa@. as* reported ns ta@fs kssN7
sga az haeaalsas very NAtN stesa th@
gasall,s incident last Htsat @en9T
M IT, aWtsse. ~ tse sa Anty guard
,ns tha prisoners discovered }eaas
rAltaYes. ane 81 ths asisapsge uXsHa
b. bgeak she sisetsiQ li@ht siehes HNfs
eaunalsA tbs samts aaa called ~ hAHA
~ eaAaw fhs MsNieaa threw efanns
II the esnFys. whs nrea Fne Mexss
san was straeA Ia tho hip, A haae
iaseH wAils ssntFy A r FiAnarry WAS
" Atnhiax fhs buli p@a,~ la which th4
AsextsAn prisoners are hHFs fwv iuFrNc !
lisens Of the e#aan fatsss eAa ~ thu
prisoners uiinh#a eus art started ss4n
nlng Eass- s@Ga8s sas@s a4sss as@ as -~Ess
dt@s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
Comparison and Contrast

licensed saloon il claimed to he tho lesser evil" by te sturdy
onents prohibition express sotnd sohr
This incident occurred Richmond public maronghtare recently
other days Cine had sacrificed splendid talents
opportunities and domestic happiness strong drink The victim Of Tie
hts old epd II have hope 1T enlng
and blame on myself for downfall doesn't have drink be
afforded but fohe neht 81 others hoe thesaoons
would today
sober would almost engh % get whsy out
an would net have fallen BY tho blind tiger Even all RI victims
could liquor under prohibition
state II To the nnn the gaHed temp
which responsible the drink habit being acquired There
shifting tia blame from shoulders But
shall not vote 10 ba to mans downfall
an unanAwerahle argument for prohibition
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
GENERAL STRIKE
CR|PPlES ITALY

ROME. Apfll II II teagsa NeTs
sisAs the measures taken % tha Kays
aTmMsak Is cope with this railroad
stFAAa ware nFataNsAa nv the kHawt
s1sa that a revolutionary sssaywna@aE
w. ~ GA fses 1h@ movement uF wans
@hfpA and SrwngA. AnA Ssae vsgf@uFsal-
m@aa precautions whlNh hAva h@@H
tahwm MmQh A. the serving gsaf aE Aas
ssAnstlan ana equipment ta AahaamSsa
asa seAsa haapttAis. AsHna@t aFMuaat o.
gwneYwA mobilization Yher@ hare
lseeH several aaaasfieAns inetaeatw. saeh
~ shs Tahh~es ~ a heA az aynaanlaa
fgelst 4 military train ~a tAw Naples
simv, which sAxNw@t that the aMataspfs
are prepMFea ga 3a ~ extremes
II Ii aN open MaN1~s that the rAlls
~AX msn are TN lsaRaw Wiih shN g@ae
aragiau ef saANaen 4 asrAhe as THE
railway meu, Ii MAS agrw~d, wnula Ne
followed Immediately nv ORC at shs
apasaen Thmrw IN already a ioekaut
nk @a@saawn hg sise ship owners. ard
maFN fhAA sANhty steamers are Idle,
III In ALSO kuown THAT the Socialists
are prepared se proclaim a gws@rsf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
MATTEAWAN FOR
MAN WHO TRIED
To SHOOT MAYOR
Mahoney's Appearance as tie
Shufflee Into Court Arousrs
Only Sympathy Attorney
Polk Resting Easily Wound
Nor Dangerous.


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1,nAn~nns ..a vsagNssta s,aMsnw ala
33caAea a@sa9'a& ESQ
ta@ Tagnaa fa4see eo1rt iris morning
u ana~sr fex shooting fsarboFAtan
...t rs.tss s,.r,>,,4n tsn 4ea,,ts
whs3e Attempting 10 al Mayor MN
ssAmA
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Ne w@s a~aa. ~@s sA@s~ M8alF fef e@Nsaa
*3@e EAa& hAA " pretty s"@ tAf
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- GraHs@y aa II taEH n@a bvea esz
ssrante&- ard AT because h1 t4Nh1 '5aAs
srH~a~s h'ea tsssae sf@sn s@@ $50" NJ IS.
hanay ~as born
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ehaf*s ~Ath ta@, police ~ tha 9pta le9a
1xAaf M&ssenTF *fs@4Ra ae ea7@~sFa -
Nhs nxfsGtmaa tsa%AAa@. tasnss ta*K Ma
haA@s soon wsA be lu A@ttnaS an. 1f.
Nhaaznaa wa4 @@A tNAf ~ A@AetsAA@ "a !
SO Fapssa*y %aaA VT stAF@
rAaSxe AAl4ue@n ~ AFpeans > S9RaaNta
pao@ ~ &ts@asa lists - te*a s'ae@ @@NA'@
tys Fn@aea1 coalition
Mhike MAnanAx MaA aTte@ AsFAaN
I'd tA@ MAysw ana nw0f sANsS N9ts"@SsNA'
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tTisne sHa steSs RaAa anu Ais Assss s0e'"
NFnxfsss t1M@fa $3.50 49, 80.
Fna m'ass4 enea $500 - - I" g.a@ss sIt
rnpssAie Suf AshoAses Aaa tF,a SA8ss q
watershed 81 sfaaA~ Aae Hfssss@.F 4ps'
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asssRa Vas taA@ae upon 81 sfss W. -. ~
honey ta My FA#AA t@a@ "NN
aas Will return MsAfAslSs
tssNkesssAs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

HARRI@stNfsa Kasas VA. ApsAi AZ
III NJ. MMAhsmmsan. IN Pleasant N@is
lws. negahUF III tise haaAYA as suNwrw
sssurw kFaan .sshAy aAasgass MnA ams q
lh@ best knowm mswn TIA RHsAiwK hMstAs
suffered d stroke ~ fAfalssts whlls
lrsttsmg III sha eMrrsgfar AZ shN eAunts
sfuaATth nusa yesterday m0snsnN MI,
HM&hlngsumts health has nas h@*n good
1uf 1Nv~vwS months ard cIA that ace
&uAnf haM euuasftnu has eAuAed his
1sStaF a0& fxias&4Ss xsssasssasx& ssaS A1AxxxAs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
ARMY IS READY
To CROSS BORDER
ON SHORT NOTICE
Additional Troops for Texas
and State Militia May Be
Called - Richmond Troops
Ready to Entrain,

WARRINGTON ApeH 1a=-Tha United
states srrav Is IN a state ar entire
preparedness f9F anw eveasssilfy
whtch raav arise eeata az tbe Eta
cranae. s@rresaFY ~ Wsr Garrison
said to-day mat evsrFtnlas ~as ready
for An fnstRat movement provided the
aitastlop becomes naes serious
Secretary Garrison a}so Indicated
thss = request presented 5T senator
sheppard Of Taxan. thaf additional
regulars be map4NEeA on thu border
wnaga he nssf tfenerai TasAer H
Bl8a# tn command of che usaatry and
cavalry assembled in Saeyb Texas. is
reporting daily "a ta ths exact ssafsa
Of ara border communities
The war department naes has aa tbs
border Hge regiments of cavalry and
two ~ Eafantry--ln All aaaAk SIX ghaa<
Eana uan. B2t~een faefg Thousand
and rortv~t~e thousand more eeGaIares
tnalaaaua the coast atksisara Corps
n hfnh. tn ere event ~ haSt#ht3es lev
MexBea. wGaia 90 10 fh@ fr@ut IS la-
fantry. ARE H@say fer Qssuesliate asg-
vfee
All fhmf is necessary I'm er7e# se
mobilize a vo}antaer srrug af 22e 900
men fsf use en- Mexico q an order FeoFN
tNe uresiaent cafilae omt tne national
ssgsrd % warfoe8 States for service
There would Intervene - nofmfn8l an
rfsa "a transition from state nAtiaa&t
Gaards8nsN 20 members 81 the United
States volunteers beKere the second
lire of osganse could be msda Az *
pesfitlumaFv farce fer foreign s@aetee
TfieaaGar General a H. Mllis, chief
or lhe a]vtaioN ag mtlitia affairs. to*
day daated tha& sag sp#9t@1 8EelsFs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
VI. \. gnnsu fnr lsgtnr,..

Congressman William A. Jones. Of
s1a First NtFglaaa district yesterday
lea n ne knaNn that ms IL candidate
f@F another taFoa BY ssadln9 % State
Treasurer tiarman check for 1878,
hia entrance tee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
WINTER HARBoR.

The town has purchased a new stree,
sprinkler.
Charles Grover is building house al
Prospect Harbor for w. F. Bruce.
Miss Flora Stratton, of Hancock, q
former teacher here, is the guest of Mrs,
Myrtle Guptill.
Mr.. Goodwin, who has just close suc-
cessful term here as principal of the high
school, is employed as freight agent for
the Winter Harbor Transportation Co.
for the summer.
Sunday, June IA, was children's day In
the church. Rev. E. s. Drew gave an in
teresting sermon to the children. There
was singing by young folks choir Of
nineteen voices. In the evening the
young folks had two special songs.
The high school reception was held at
Masonic hall Thursday. Rev. Leroy Dali
zell, of Prospect Harbor, gave the address,
and music was furnished by l. s. Rays
orchestra. The graduating exercises were
held at Hammond hall Friday evening.
Although the class numbered but two,
the junior class rallied bravely to their
aid and an interesting program was
given. The graduates are James Camp
bell Mackay and Doris Alora Bunker.
June 20. S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
GREAT POND.

Mrs Cassie Colburn is i'll.
j. s. Archer is working in Franklin.
Granville, Archer has gone to Wesley.
F. E. Mace of Augusta, make short
visit here this week.
William Parkhurst, of Fall River, Mass,
is guest of c. w. Emery.
June 10 son (Robert Stinchfield) came
to the home of II. j. Archer and wife.
). c. Dunn, of Bangor, who is eighty
years young, called on old friends here
last week.
William Bowman, who has been visit
ing relatives here, has returned to Dor
chester, Mass.
Fred Colson and wife and Mrs. T. Ii. Nc
Ininch visited Mrs. McIninch's old home
in 80 this week.
Mrs. Ada Williams, who has been suf-
ferer several years from rheumatism, has
gone to the hospital in Bangor for treat
ment.
Edgar McIninch, who has been in Ban
gor some days, has returned home. He
will soon take his family to his camps al
Brandy pond. Miss Lottie Nickerson will
cook for them this summer.
June 20. e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
FRANKLIN ROAD.

Mrs. Rebecca Scribner and daughter, OF
Green Lake, are spending the summer
here.
Henry White, OF Passadumkeag. was a
recent guest of c. /. Stewart and wife.
Carlton Stewart accompanied him home
for visit.
School closed Thursday, after success
full term taught by Miss Eva NJ. Durham,
OF Corinna. The following pupils were
perfect in attendance Celia Foss,
Stephen Joy, Martha Marshall, Dorothy
Marshall, Christie l.. Mckay, Sumner Nc
Kay, Earl Sabans, Merle Sabans, Madeline
Sabans and Irving Stewart.
The many friends here of Miss Blanche
Mcfarland, of Washington, d. c.. were
sorry to hear that she was seriously i'll.
Some time ago, Miss Mcfarland had
scarlet fever. Since that time she has
suffered with q stomach trouble. Last
Saturday she underwent surgical opera
tion for ulcers of the stomach. All hope
for speedy recovery.
June q. M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARBoR.

Work began Monday OF the Bruce
bungalow. A crew will begin on the
Strout bungalow soon.
Capt. William Palmer and wife left FRI
day for trip which will include visit to
his sister in Friendship.
Harvard Colwell accompanied Miss
Grace Gott, recent visitor at Capt. Col
wells, to her home in Mckinley.
John w. Stinson, jr., and Guy Raymond
Written have finished their school year at
Coburn classical institute, and are home,
Mrs. Ernest T. Paine and children, OF
Ithaca, N. Y, and her sister, Miss Ruth
Crosby, Of St. Paul, Mimi, have opened
the Paine cottage.
School closed Friday. Miss Beulah
Cove, OF Woodland, left Saturday for
home. All are pleased that she is engaged
to teach another year.
DIR. F. F. Larrabee and family arrived
Thursday for visit at c. C. Larrabee's.
Dr.Larrabee returned to Washburn Sat-
urday. Mrs. Larrabee and the two chill
dren will stay few weeks.
Capt Deasy's house had narrow escape
from fire Friday afternoon. The hem
house, which joins the stable, caught fire
from hot ashes. A good supply Of water
and plenty OF help saved the buildings.
The senior class Of higgins classical
institute, just graduated, accepted an
invitation from Norman Shaw, one Of
their number, and spent several days at
his home at 1.-THE Sands. Twenty four
ofthe class accepted the invitation. All but
four went to s'The Sands"; they were
guests at Capt. George Colwell's, his SON
Harvard being Higgins student. The
students presented their senior play,
Cranberry Corners" in Columbus hall
Monday evening.
lima % C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
anprtissmnm
ALL WRONG
The Mistake Is Made by Many
Ellsworth Citizens.

Look for the cause OF backaehe.
To be cured ysu must know the cause.
II it's weak kidneys you must set the
kidneys working right.
An Ellsworth resident tells you how.
e. J. Clark, Surry Road, Ellsworth,
says: .'Some years ago was annoyed by
attacks of kidney complaint. had sharp
shooting pains across the small Of my
back and the kidney secretions were IL
regular in passage. Doan's Kidney Pils
had been recommended to me, and !
finally began using them. could soon
zee that they were helping me and l con-
tinued taking them until felt better in
every way"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy - get poans
Kidney Pills - the same that Mr.. Ciafk
had. Foster Milburn Co., Props, Bufaio'
MY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
LAMOINE.
June q.

Prof. A. W. Reynolds, OF Biddeford,
with his wife and family, is here for the
summer.
Misses Eleanor and Margaret Brewer, Of
Bar Harbor, are visiting their cousin, Miss
Hazel Hodgkins,
Isaac Rayfuse and wife, OF Seal Harbor,
and Samuel Harden and wife, Of
Trinidad, visited Mrs. 81. o. Olsen last
week.
Miss Olive Coolidge, of Lubec, Miss
Clara Hodgkins, of Brockton, Mass, and
Charles Hodgkins, OF Hebron, were among
last weeks arrivals.
Capt. Charles Hodgkins and wife have
gone to Buffalo, N. Y, where they will be
met by j. w. Bragdon with whom they
will return to Lamoine in his automobile.
June y. X. III.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
REACH.

Wales Shave and wife have moved to
Stonington.
Work has begun on Fred E. Stoddard's
cottage at Oakhurst Farm.
c. F. Gray and wife are occupying the
bungalow at Avalon for the summer.
Waldo Lowe is spending this week with
his father, William P. Lowe, at York's Is
land.
Miss Matte G. Knight is home from
Derby, VT, to spend her vacation with
her parents, Levi Knight and wife.
Mrs. J. H. Adams, of Dorchester, Mass,
arrived this week to spend the summer at
sIsland Home. She was accompanied
by niece and two nephews.
June 20. L,
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left Saturday for their summers work at
Southwest Harbor.
Mrs. William King is ill. Her daughter,
Mrs. Lottie Reed, OF Mckinley, has been
with her the past week.
Everett Parker and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a
daughter elisa Louise).
Schools closed Friday, with highest
praise due to the teachers-Miss Slower
of Castine, and Miss Webster, of Bucks
port. John Noyes and Pearl King grad.
uated from the grammar school.
June %. LILAC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
OTIS.

Arden s. Young is very low.
Miss Ruth Warren has returned from q
short visit at Augusta.
Mrs. harley Grover and baby Dora re-
turned home Sunday from visit at Lake.
wood and Ellsworth.
The camp of w. W. Tbbetts at Floods
pond is being torn down, and Winnie
Moore is moving the lumber home.
Hadley Pyle and bride. of Bangor, are
visiting at Edgar Remick's. They were
serenaded last Thursday, and the noisy
crowd was generously treated.
June %. DAVIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Miss Rosa Havey went to Seal Harbor
Wednesday.
Aaron Robertson left Monday for
Hsliowell, where he has employment.
A party OF several young girls, with
Mrs. Mabelle Bunker as chaperone, have
been camping at Eastbrook.
Business is dull and men are leaving
town every week. Dunbar Bros. shut
down their lower quarry Wednesday
night.
June q. M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
ASHvILlE.

ASHvILLE.
Leroy Tracy has gone to Bar Harbor
where he has employment.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, o; West Goulds-
boro, is visiting Miss Mary Goodwi
Mrs. Joan Sargent, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Grace Sargent in East Sullivan,
is home.
Miss Inez Martin, who has spent the
winter in Connecticut, and Miss Gertrude
Martin who has been visiting in Belfast,
are home.
The Wednesday club, at the recent
apron and ice-cream sale, realized about
so. Frank Smith, OF East Sullivan, won
the guess cake.
June q. PHOEBE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
WEST HANCOCK.

John M. Norris and wife, OF Bangor,
were visitors here last week.
Mrs. w. K. Springer returned Sunday
from visit in Dexter and Northeast Har-
Dor.
Mrs. Carrie Achorn and daughter, Of
Dorchester, Mass, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Mary r. Butler and Mrs. Mary E
Means, Of Methuen, Mass, are at the
Butler home.
Mrs. H. c. Milliken recently returned
from a visit to her sister, Mrs. D. G
Means, in Surry.
June IL. NJ. M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
PARTRIDGE COVE.

Kendall Salisbury has gone to Trenton
to work on the road.
Mrs. Maria Bartlett and daughter
Marion, of Ellsworth, visited at Henry
Bartiett's last week.
Miss Georgia Reed came from North
east Harbor Saturday to bring Mrs. Jennie
Davis two children to spend the summer
with their grandmother, Mrs. Ethel
Eaton.
June q. HUBBARD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-24
SOUTH sURRY.

Miss Evelyn Bellatty was guest Of E.
M. Cunningham and wife recently.
The J. T. Haskell place has not been
sold, as was recently stated, but is still on
the market.
George Esterbrook and family, OF Peace
dale, R. l., are coming soon to tent at the
Frank L. Curtis place.
Cornelius Cooper, Of Paterson, N. j., is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. Louise Cur
tbs. He has had motor boat built by
Allen Cole, Of Brooklin, for his use while
here.
June %. TRAMP.
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DEDHAM.

Mrs. H. p. Burrill spent the weekend
in Brewer.
Miss Ethel Fogg has returned from a
visit in Brewer.
Miss Ethel Rowe, of Hinckley, is SPEND
ing the summer here.
Mrs. Clifford Burrill, Miss Marcia Bur-
riil and her brother Leslie, and Miss Hazel
Cowing went to Pittsfield Wednesday to
attend the commencement exercises OF the
Maine Central institute.
June %. b.
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BIRCH HARBOR.

Fred Crane has gone to Bar Harbor to
work.
Mrs. Edith Crane and daughter Pauline
are visiting in Franklin.
B. F. Cowlerthwaite has moved his
Misses Mabel Stevens and Dorcas Wood,
of West Gouldsboro, are visiting Mrs.
Alton Bunker.
June %. c.
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COUNTY NEWS
EAST sURRY.

Mrs. Susan Mosley is with Mrs. Mary
Wood.
Miss Annie Corey, of Augusta, is at
Albert Moons.
Fred Card has moved into Phil Ire
worgy's house.
Mrs. Frances Hammond has opened her
house for the summer.
Andrew Meader has moved his family
into the Ed. Moon house.
Miss Sara Stinson has finished her
school year in Washington county, and is
home.
Mrs. Abby Mayo, of Eden, is visiting
her niece, Mrs. F. NJ. Sinclair. Mrs.
Mayo is eighty-seven years old but APP
pears much younger.
June %. G.
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MANSET.

Emery Parker has purchased an auto
mobile.
Rev F. P. Dresser spent the past ten
days in Boston.
Leslie King and wife have returned
from visit in Boston.
Miss Gladys Whitmore spent the past
week in Pittsfield.
Henry Lurvey and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of daughter
Saxon Phyllis.
Margaret Deliver and Hazel MsIanson
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COREA.

Mrs. E. L. Gray, OF South Brooksville,
is visiting her parents, .. II. Stewart and
wife.
Mrs. Hittie Burke, with three children,
is visiting her parents, E. R. Tracy and
wife.
Mrs. Hattie Lufkin and her sister, Mrs.
Ethel Dodge, Of Searsport, are here for the
summer.
Joseph d. Baker, OF Charleston, who
has been the guest OF Alma Stewart, left
Monday for Bar Harbor.
June %. s.
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GoULDsBoRo.

Mrs. Ellie Campbell is visiting at Pros
pect Harbor.
Mrs. Stackpole, of Plymouth, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Je Il Squirting.
Marie Rolfe is home from Latin high
school in Cambridge, Mass, and Gladys
Rolfe from Sullivan high.
June %. JFN.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Arthur Jellison is home from Brookline,
Mass.
Miss Sadie Mullan closed her school
Friday.
Robert Clines' family, OF New York, are
occupying Miss Beulah True's house.
June q. g.
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OAK POINT.

John Rich and wife, of Bar Harbor,
spent the weekend with A. H. GrindIe
and wife.
Alta and Annie Cousins, of Ellsworth,
visited their sister, Mrs. Agnes Kimball,
Sunday.
DIR. g. M. Smith, and wife, OF Boston,
are at their cottage for the summer. Mrs.
Hazel Horn, of Boston, is their guest.
June %. M.
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Always Lead to Better Health

Serious sicknesses start in disorders OF
the stomach, liver and kidneys The best cor
rective and preventive is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They Purify the Blood-prevent
Constipation, keep Liver. Kidneys and Bowels
in healthy condition. Give you better health
Ssssy foods. Effectiye and mia asc al y snq
Druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica salye for All Hurts.
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Coughs and Colds weaken the system

Continued Coughs, Colds and Bronchial
troubles are depressing and weaken the sys-
follow. Get soc. bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery to-day. It win stop your cough,
The first dose helps The best medicine for
Stubborn Coughs, Colds and all Throat and
Lung Troubles. Mr.. o. H. Brown, Muscatine,
Ala, writes. my wife was sick during the
Or. Kings New Discovery saved her Iife.'
Good for children. soc. and Sl.oo, at you
Druggist.
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WEST FREMONT.

Henry Able and wife have gone to
housekeeping at their farm.
Eugene Gordins, wife and son Ronald
have moved up to the L. W. RumilI farm
for the summer.
Mrs. w. H. Lunt has gone to Moosehead
Lake where she will do cooking. Capt.