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soYs eIRrHpAY PARrY.

Louis James Anderson. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson, celebrated his fifth birthday yesterday by enter. toining number of his little friends at his home, Ninth and Willoughby avenue. Mrs. Hawks and Mrs Jack. 5on assisted Mrs. Anderson in enter. .alning Che little folks. among whom were lvor Jackson Lena Jackson Kenneth Hawke. Geraldine Hawke Junior LaFrance, Louis Anderson and Vincent Anderson.
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GEORGIA ARRIVES.

The steamship Georgia arrived this morning from Sitka and way ports with the following passengers for Ju- necu:
 From sitka-Ook Olson, R. G. Le. Favor Morris White. Mrs. Cleveland. P Miller Mrs. Anna Witz w. P. Mills D. M Hun, Mrs. Peter Raber, Miss Miriam Raber, Morris White. B. A. Olson, c. D. olson.
 From Tenakee-R. B. Cochran. G. Boor, Mrs c. Hougar Tnda Hougar, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Selen. N. Mad ich and Peter Sobol
 From Knlisnoo-G. Elfstrom, Dep. uty Marshal Frank Cook and c. II Canheld. S. Cummings was a passen- ger from Gypsum.
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Edison Diamond Poin Disc Phono- graph. the real human tone and only instrument that gives the natural mu- sical effect of the artist Mir. Edi- son demonstrated to the world on Oct. 2l 1915. that you can not detect the playing of the machine from the real artist The creation of music is per. foct Wo have them in nll sizes on easy payments Come in ard hear it. You will be convinced that one of these machines would make a beaut- ful Xmas gift. Sold on easy pay mcnts.
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COPPER OUTLOOK IS
 MOST ENCOURAGING

BOSTON. Dec. 10 - The most en- couraging information comes by cable from London in copper statistics. showing an important falling off in the stocks of the metal held in Eng. land and France, as result of the heavy inroads made upon the sup plies lu those countries by the mak- CTS Of munitions.
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TRY OUR

fresh horse radish a la Graf. grated and bottled at our store, corner of Front and Franklin streets. 15c bottle. Ask your grocer or butcher in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell or Thane. For Qts. or any amount. sec us. Don't forget out fresh Olympia oysters and oy- stor cocktails, 2 bottles for 25c.
 (Please return bottles)
 We get fresh shipment of crabs from Tenakeo serni-weeNly, phone 2O6.
 i1.6.th
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sEMgRIcA cRIrlcALLY ILL.

NEW YORK Dec 1.-The condition of Mmo. Marcella Sembrlch is SO grave that her physicians have decided against Southern trip at this time. Physicians are in almost constant at- tendance at Mme SombrIch's bedoide.
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Notice to maoons.

Regular meeting Gahtlneau Lodge No. l2f, F. & A. M. 10 be held at odd Fellows hall, Tuesday evening, Dec. l4. Douglas. Important every mem- Der urged to attend. ll-3t
 JAS. DANIELS, Sec'y.
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AMONG Taa THEATRES
JUNEAU oRPHEUM.

Saturday: Unknown Country" an excellent film. Her Mother Was a Lady" an unusually line Lubin dra- ma
 Sunday: pathe Daily Of up-to-the- minute news. "sisters.' a frstclass Vitagroph film, featuring Margaret Bibson and Myrtle Gonzales. Bro ken Rose" Q Biograph drama of tho first order. '''ZL
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Fuea Lien

A lien has been filed by ]. F. Gotch against Lot a Block 205 belonging to Mrs T. Mccartney in the Casey Sh1t- tuck addition Go secure the payment 0i S170 aliegod to be due for car. penters services.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-11

Don't forget ini these days of Christmas shopping thai when you are in need of any office supplies to go to C. D. CarlWrIgh.s 9-3t
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For Holiday rrosents-Furs Moe easins and Baskets Of all kinds. at reduced market prices. Wnrs Store
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You .aw ]. ar.l In rhe EmpIra.

Unredeemed diamonds at bis bar gains. Joe Plant Broker and Jeweler Phone lS6 11.2.tf
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COURT NOTES
APPEsL FILED IN
THE KKAusE mATTEi

Notice of appeal from tho decision Of tho commissioners court was filed this morning by Kazls Krauczunes, at. torney for Edward Krausc in Che mat ter of tho sentence of one year In the federal jail here, imposed as penalty for perscnating an officer Of the peace
 Mr. Krauczunas stated yesterday that if possible he wished io bring the matter up at this term of court. which will probably be ended the latter part ol February.
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FOR MEN FOLKS

SMOKING AND SHAVING SETS in silver brass and ma hogany. Ash Trays and Cigar Lighters.
 1s-K. GOLD PLATED CIGAR CUTTERS and knives com bned. s2.00 each. A welcome gift to a cigar smoker cENuNE AMBER 8lEERSCHAUBI PIPES, also genuine Dunbar Pipes-S5.O0 each. Regular value S7.5O to S10O0 We bought the lot of the National Grocery Co., They were closing out the line This offer s the best bargain in pipes you ever bought. Also complete line Of amber and meerschaum cigar and cigarette holders GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS, Rubberset Shaving Brushes in Holiday boxes Shaving mirrors-always welcome
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Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen Z Makes a Suisablr
 Xmas Gift
PARISIAN IVORY
 at Outside prices.

PARISIAN IVORY - The largest assortment n Juneau at Outside prices. JAPANESE BASKETS of every description, willow and in- terwove with brass sewing baskets, decorated "lln Japanese silks, hand painted. The pretiest ever OLD BRONZE inlad with ivory something new unique and distinctive. Win make ideal gift for people who understand value and art. ANsCO CAMERAS. from $500 to s2OOO, makes welcome gift always
 GENUINE ~LIBBEY" CUT GLASS is considered to be the best cut glass made very nice assortment at reas- enable prices.
 COFFEE AND TEA ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS Chaians Dishes genuine Universal Will make useful and or namenta gift Prices from $500 to SS200 TOILET AND MANICURE SETS in silver, pearl and eath- er Writing cases, pocket books, purses music rolls collar boxes auditors and attorneys portfolios, ladies handbags suitcases, umbrellas, etc. good variety to choose from. For all pocketbooks LATEST BOOKS SERVICES POEMS Alaska Albums, Postcard Albums and Holiday Stationery. CANDY in holiday packages. The very best makes only 75c to $500.
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''Mozarts," mild Havana, packed 10 % and 90 cigars in a Humidor cedar wood box. A nice package Go hand a friend for Christmas 12-lO.6t
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Loveras clear Havana. Handled by all dealers in all sizes. 12-10-6t.
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Personal Mention

4 s 4s 4 s Q q 's q 6 q 2 < 2 z {
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Totals ....-....~ 690 S15 692 2197 ('-Stengen subbed for Kohlhepp)
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Foilows, caiiiornia
To whom 1t nay
COrCCrn.

BY T. s. klNGSION,
 Supt Section S1-5l-23. Consolidated oil Company
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-12

thought would he - fp'i Of gratitude to
his creature tn.s n~ ~o..L gladly rem ain
in the background durisg . single srrm
- prssiiens cad inssriere not ss all wi,h
the shiL.nG keh&of Brvxnisn-
The power 90 pssstiee OF the prev
identisl offics u-1e> vS>on FORGET that ne
wss merely Drysn : creator and dsluded
him into the belief that he wss the Com
mander-in-chief Of she forcs Of Democ-
rscy spd noe Bsysn. This wee to he ex-
pecssd, for IL H. ---r.. ed many times
in the past that the occupancy Of high
Office has beguilei the occupant into the
fancy that he was - big % the Office
which = freak of fortune had caused h n,
to hold Bryan now is about 10 perform
his first really great public service in the
unmakinR of President Wilson and there
is little doubt that history will refer t.
the Wilson regime ~ the resnlt of po-
iltirsl error on the part of Bryap, hut an
error m the correction of which me had
large and leading part.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-12
UPtIFT OF NEGRO
CONTEMPLATED
In Movement Lsssehed By Ciseis-
satians --Meders Housing c..
dItiess Are Involved.

Cincinnati. ~. Nov. "a large mum.
her OF the Negro families living ct wash-
inston terrace, kerper avenue. Walnu,
Hills. were represented at = meeting held
in the sssembly hall OF the tsrrsce last
night, which marked the firss movemen,
On sound busines principle Of the so
cial uplift of the Negro population in the
United States- J. q. SchmidIapp has
erected modern residences st this rlsre
which will comfortably accommod st~ III
families.
The meeting was held for the purpose
Of organizing mems and women's clubs.
TO have control of the cooperative gro
Gerry store. notion store. drug and ice-
cream pariors, assembly hall. children's
playground. poolroom, bsrter shop and
restaurant. Address, were made by
j q. Schmidlspp. Prof. r VI. Russell.
Miss ) ID Porter. Miss Bowler, Prot. ]
w Thorpe, Mp. u. Lee and Isme-
Woolens IL Was decided 20 ask the
teachers of the Douglas Colored >chool
70 assist IN the civic work Of this com
munity.
A meeting will be held at the a--.-m-
tContinued on Page Four
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BRYANSHARPENS
HIS BATTLE-AX
With Which He Will
Hew Down the DEM
ocratic Party

Ii'- seldom come singiy. hence it ~ not
~ aii surprising that the disa-tron- 70
suit- OF tile recent election g. the Dem
'crstic Dsrty should b.. speedily followed
- the open deiianre and opposition Of
bryan To the preparedness program If
Frelihent Wiison-a program that the
i'resident fondly hoped would take the
Wind out of the sails of his Republican
adver-aries and give him the proud place
~ history Il heing the only DEMOCRAT
since Andrew Jackson who ha- -erxss
two consecutive terms a. President
'lfseland' two ternIs with the Repub-
i'can administration Of Benjamin Uar-
ri~'n coming between represent the hig,,
"afer mark ~ Democratic achievements
since the Comic leracy crumbled and f@ll
- ApP'mattox- Ia seems that e. tb.
rreaine~s q the Democratic party Wa
'"'ried sith Cleveland President Will
-sn would like O. wear the lanre.s of lr.-
ing The greatest Democrat himself aud
not even bis reverence for the mernorv
Of the deal nor his Obligation to kecp
ne platform pledges 81 his party can de-
'er nim IN his mad scilerning for rr-
r'ectipn.
Ihere are two forces. however. which
will ske all of the Pr,-ide~rs efforts
VAIN and nugstory---tnt reunited Re
publican party. aided and si%tfed by
William Jenning- Bryan. The oppo~i-
ton Of Brvan 10 the new preparedness
poiiry Of the administration = the bevin-
ming of the strife within the ranks a
Democracy that will lead b. IT, desnoral-
Dat'co a q make "a Liliputian contn-
der With the Republican party next year.
bryan's bsfte-sx J. sharp and bright
and the Democratic party will b. cut
down by u. The political creator of the
President - dissatisfied with his bandi
wcrk and he has started out to repair s-
Tar a. he can. the erevIous error that be
made at Baltimore IN 1912, when he be-
rsyed and defeated Champ Clark ma the
Democratic national CONVENTION snd
rsc,ou~iy handed III nomzna65ns -
Wouis0v WAnm-a - - -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-12

BOARD MEET
Golden Rule Members
Hold Important
Session

Bramwell. ". Va. Nov . The Ex.
ecutiye Board of the Golden R,,ir Be- ne
fcial and Endowment Association ue<
IN It's regular monthly meeting at the
home office Saturday. Nov. q. with sIl
the members present. Much busineru of
Importance Was trsnsacted. The month
ly report shows steady advancement
along ali lines OF the work Rev. X n.
Mckoy visited TazeweI. Va, Weines-
day night. November 3. and paid the
endowment Of Mr- Nartie Young before
large and sPprecistive audience. He
reports Bluegrass association as h~iny in
a Progressive state
kevs. J. r.. Pryor. w. q. Clements.
J. Dabney, j. W Cogrr and .. W.
Crockett visited the ,Golden Rule office
Monday
The sum Of sI". >.D ~ has ben paid
10y the association ia death claims Join
and help carry on this z Dod work among
our E--Ople. only ~ ~.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-12
NEGRO HOSPITAL
IN MAGIC CITY

Roanoke. Va, Nov. 5.-BurrelI Me-
moral Hospital. thoroughly equippeSI
and modern institution, has recently heen
granted a charter 10y the ststs. it has
proven even NOR. than an absolute ne
crss'ty, and through the splendid accom-
modations which il offers. much valuable
services has been rendered. and no doubt
many lives have been saved by the pro-
iieient staa IN charge. -
staff. F. Williams. VI. d.. pres
ident; j. H. Roberts, VI. d.. vice pre--
ldent and secretary; j. Il. Claytor, NJ.
ID, treasurer; l.. G Cooper, NJ. D.. A.
sistant manager; X j. Boland. NJ. ID.
". X Brown, VI ID. r. r. Dudley, ID.
ID - r. d. Downing. ID. ID. =. Mrs.
DAISY >chley supervising nurse.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-12
]. M|L0M TURNER DEAD
Was Finst Colored Man to Eater
DipIenaic Service Of u. S. A.
First Colered Minister to Haiti.
Had Remarkable Career.

j. Milton Turner. Negro, former 4. ;.
minister To Liberia. died at Ardmore,
okla. November 1, 1918. Mr. Turner
home WAS in 81 Louis. hut he Was in
jured in the explosion of a tank car at
Ardmore a month ago. lie was the first
Negro IN enter the American diplomatic
service, having been appointed minister
Tn Liberia BY President Grant in 1870.
He Was born on q plantation in It Louis
county anil when hoy Was cold ~ a
slave on .he St. Louis court house steps
for So.
Mr. Turner ranked with the ablest
lawyers Of the Southwest and built up a
large practice He had an extensive
practice among the Indians and received
ices from them in - celebrated ease
amounting TO 81, 200. J. Milton Turner
was man of remarkable ability ard
achieved both success and wealth.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-12
BURTON FORCES WAGE
CAMPAIGN FOR HIM


Columbus, o.. Nov. s.-Former 4. :.
Senator Theodore r. Burton, today was
IN the open field a. an avowed candidate
for the Republican presidential NOM
ination in 1916.
Burton forces began today to promote
the candidacy Of the former senator in
Ohio ~ well as in other states. IMAM
imous support Of the Ohio delegation To
the Republican national delegation Was
assured Burton by Willis withdrawal.
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know whether Willis is a fool or thinks
the editor II the Recorder. a. president
"i the Publishers Association, is bigger
fool
What are we here for For our health ?
do you think that We are out where the
hoot owl hooteth and want any old thing
to iili up space
Come across with the coin Of the realm,
= y"u want sneh announcemenr.- Nc
DoWell Recorder.
lhe Mcdowell Times received the same
dor =. Judge, and threw il in the waste
basket without reading the name of the
sender. TO the above We say Amsn,
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Blacks Uprising in
Danish West Indies

Copenhagen. Nov. "A dispatch b
the Poi'tiken from - Thomas -ay-
There 70 serious Negro uprising in the
Danish West Indies. Both the United
Stss>s and Denmark have h~~n s.ked to
send wsr~hips- The insurrsction 20. or.
ons.sd - Ssek Hsnilsos, Negro Iesd-
-. - osunay yiuiaBd Copnhsupu-
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No Thanks

We are in receips OF letter from =
esnsemsn in Charleston announcing
thss anoeher Gentleman n . great and
lsEisaA enndidnss ~ TrsasuFer o( Tie
- - - - ~ p..Ao - = -
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SEDGWICK.

Ernest steadman has gone to Boston to
seek work.
c. A. Holden returned last week from a
trip to Portland.
Mrs. 5. Fl. Cole and Miss Harriet NJ.
have arrived at their home here.
John Churchill, Of Orland, chef at the
Thorndike, Rockland, was in town Sunday.
A call to the Baptist chuch here has been
extended 10 Rev. Mr.. kim ball, OF Mechanic
Falls.
DIR. Davies, OF Philadelphia, delivered an
excellent address Sunday morning. He
has a summer residence at Sargentviile.
A considerable sum will have to be ex-
pended to repair bridges and water courses
and other damage caused by the heavy
rain Thursday. Many trees were broken
and the streets were strewn with branches.
July II. IL.
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Y y E W.
GREAT POND.

A dance was held at the hall Friday
night.
Miss Bernice Clark spent the week END
with Mrs Harold Archer.
Mrs. Ella b. Garland and Mrs. Fred
Williams came from Bangor THURSDAY.
Miss Arabel Rowe is visiting her
cousins, Inez and Phyllis Williams.
Mrs Lillian Weston, OF Brewer, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. f r. Williams.
school closed Friday, after an interest
ing term taught by Miss Sadie l.. DoyeD,
OF Skow hogan. The citizens enjoyed the
follow ing program. in which the chill
dren did themselves and their teacher
credit: Quotations, school; song, four
young ladies; Rotations, Irene McIninch,
Ruby G. Williams, Everett McInincb,
Percy Williams; dialogue, three young
ladies; recitstions, Pauline Mcininch.
Laura E. Chick, Malcolm McPhee, Percy
Williams, Everett McIninch, Phyllis Will
Iiams, Bertha May Colson; song, school.
The school-room was prettily trimmed
with roses, wild flowers and ferns.
Punch was served.
JuIy 4. Il.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Clarence Day is guest at the home OF
Erastus Bunker.
Misses Blanche and Beatrice Gordon are
visiting in Stonington.
Miss Harriet Blaisdeli, who has been
teaching in Springfield, Mass, is home.
Jesse Woodwork and little daughter, OF
Bar Harbor, are visiting at $. r. Scam
mons.
Miss Valma Wallace and Marcia Gordon
have gone to Seal Harbor to work at Sea-
side inn.
Miss Eva Springer and Miss Hazel Blais-
dell have gone To the Jordan Pond house
for the summer.
Mrs. Minnie Wentworth and daughter
Marion, and Raymond and Earl Joy have
gone to the Rockend hotel, where they
have employment.
July 6. b.
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CDU NTY NEW :.
CAPE ROSTER.

1afI hNSCiIh.
Maurice Gray has rented the Ephraim
Dyer house.
Hobart Blake, OF New York, is spending
his vacation here.
Mrs. Ella Blake is visiting friends in
West Brooksville.
Samuel and Martha Cushing, OF Boston,
are visiting here.
Fred Blake and daughter Emma are
isiting John Blake and wife.
Mrs. Martha Mitchell, OF Boston, has
opened her cottage at Goose Falls.
The roads and bridges suffered severely
during the heavy storm of Friday.
Mrs. James Redman is employed as a
nurse in the Webster hospital at Castine.
Rev. Thomas Fessenden was called to
Fort Fairfield Thursday by the death of
an uncle.
Mr.. Shipman, of Washington, d. c., ihas
rented the Orlando Howard house for
July and August.
Eugene Jordan and wife are employed
at Sargentville. Parties from New York
have rented their home here.
Mr.. Hepler, OF Boston, is having a
cottage built on the land OF John Blake.
Percy Clifford has charge OF the work.
July IL. g.
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1881, and moved to Bar Harbor in 1867,
starting in 1868 or 1869 the Lyman
cottages, which were gradually enlarged
until they became known as the Lyman
house. He continued the hotel nearly
forty years, retiring about ten years ago.
His wife died about ten years ago. He
leaves brother-Charles w. Lyman, who
is now in Bar Harbor, two sisters-Mrs.
Hodgdon and Mrs. Smith, and two sons
Fred c. and DR.. Frank Lyman.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

and Waterville.
DR.. Annie Lee Hamilton, of Boston, is
at f. w. Cleaves' for few weeks.
Miss Vera Morse, OF swans Island, is
visiting her grandfather, j. w. Cole.
Mrs. George H. Badger, with her daugh-
tiers, have joined Mr.. Badger for the sum-
mer.
Eben Holden and wife, OF Dorchester,
Mass, are at Z. w. Cleaves' for a few
week.
Mrs. Kate Peters is quite i'll. Her
daughter is here from Boston. A trained
nurse, Miss Ida stinson, is also with her.
July II. c.
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A story Of the wsysids.

Once pom time Traveller woke up
IN valley an seen bright race
Young Man stann' nigh, an de Trav-
eler axed him ter please show him
whar Mr.. Happiness lived at, an de
Young Man said:
.You on de spot right now. It's
whar you done had dat good rest last
night. Mr. Happiness lives In de
ground at yo' feet. an wen he hears
de sound Of yo' pillow an yo' pickax an
yo' hoe he'll come up an almos' shake
yo' two hands off--he'll be so glad ter
zee ATLANTA Constitution
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Ed. Googins and wife, OF Lewiston, are
guests OF relatives here.
L. NJ. Scott, wife and little son Lynn aud
MRS. Emma Burke were recent guests of
Mrs. Charles Coogins.
Harvey Stone and wife, Miss Flora
Stratton and Maynard Ford, of Concord
Junction. Mass, are spending their vaca-
ton at Camp Comfort, Marlboro.
Mrs. NJ. b. Joy and Mrs. Stella Stratton
have gone into the home bakery business,
and are running cart through Hancock
once a week, all home cooked food.
July 8. ANON.
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BUCKSPORT.

Luke s. Soper, one OF Bncksport's oldest
citizens, died at his home near Orland
falls July 5, aged eighty four years. He
had been failing in health for some time,
but was confined to his bed only two
weeks. he leaves two sons-Arthur W.,
of Orland, and Harry s., of Denver, Col,
and one daughter Mrs. Charles Kills, of
Milo.
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Mrs. Maud N. Gray is visiting in Brewe

Mrs. Maud N. Gray is visiting in Brewer.
Mrs. Minnie Partridge and two chill
dren, OF Ellsworth, visited her parents,
Frank Conary and wife, last week.
The death OF Miss Matte Alley occurred
at the home OF William Pickering on
July 6, after q few hours illness, at the
age of thirteen years and four months.
She leaves q mother, brothers and sisters
and q large circle OF friends. The funeral
was held at the West Surry schoolhouse
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HULL's COVE.

Charles w. Hinkley died at his home here
Thursday morning, July s, oftuoerculosis.
Mr.. Hinkley had been in the Foresters'
home in the Adirondscks for some time,
returning. home, apparently much i'm
proved, last week. He was taken ill shortly
after his arrival, and failed rapidly. Mr..
Hinkley WAS thirty-seven years OF age. He
leaves widow and three children, who
have the sympathy of all.
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k,rrERY TO CARIBOU.

Edgar, aged eleven years, son OF Austin
Eilsmore, of Machias, fell into the mill
sluice Wednesday, and was drowned.
Mrs. Alice Murphy O'Donneii, believed
to have been the oldest person in Maine,
died at Machias Saturday, aged los years.
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BAR HARBoR.

Levi Franklin Phillips died Monday,
aged eighty-six years. He had lived in
Bar Harbor for fifty-four years, coming
here from Dedham, where he was born.
John s. Lyman, one OF the towns oldest
and long prominent citizens, died Sunday.
He was born ct Schooner Head on jan. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14

DR.. Kings New Life Pills are now supplied
In well corked glass bottles, containing %
snuar coated white pills, for 25c. One pill
lin a glass Of water before retiring 10 an
average dose Easy and pleasant to take.
Effective and positive In results- Cheap and
Economical to use. Get bottle to-day, take
: dose to- uight-your Constipation will be
relieved in the morning. % for 2Sc.. at all
druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14

And neither parents nor child know 1t, yet II
explains why your child IL nervous, pale,
feverish, backward. Often children have
thousands Of worms. Think OF how danger
Gus this is TO your child. Don't take any
risk. Get an original Csc. box OF Kickap poo
Worm Killer, q candy ioxenge. kickapoo
Worm Killer will positively kill and remove
the Worms. Relieve Constipation, regulates
Stomach and Bowels. Your child win grow
and learn 20 much better. Get . box to-day.