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SHOWS FEW MEN
CONTROL ROADS

Chicago, March THE alleged
concentration OF control OF the rail
roads Of the United States into few
hands, as indicated by testimony
gathered by the Pujo and other CON
gressional committees, was placed in
evidence here today before the board
of arbitration In the Western rail-
road wage. arbitration.
Whether the evidence was germane
to the arbitration was questioned by
James M Sheean, attorney. for the
railroads, on the grounds that the
| ability of the railroads to pay the
wage increases demanded is not to be
considered by the board. w. s. Stone,
for the men, said that the railroad
witness had attempted to show that
the railroads had not increased their
| productivity and that it was there
sore proper, in rebutta1, to argue by
whence that the increased produc-
ivity had been absorbed by financial
manipulation made possible through
the concentral Of control. w. J.
Lauck, who compiled the evidence.
then proceeded to analyze his figures
and to quote J-P. Morgan and other
6nanciers who testified before the
Pujo committee.
! underworld Big Bond Issue.
In the period 912, Mr.. LaucR
stated. ]. P. Morgan & Co, the First
National Bank Of New York, the
National City Bank Of New York.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co, the illinois Trust
and Savings Bank. of Chicago, and
the First National Bank Of Chicago.
made joint purchases and underworld
securities aggregating $796, 0s8. 437,
all in bonds. except an issue of stock
by the Chicago Great Western
"The total number Of employees of
railroads in the United Estates on
June 80, 1913, as reported to the In
terstate Commerce Commission, was
.815, $780," said Mr.. Lauck, "of these,
], 65S,566 were employed on railroads
controlled, through voting trusts and
interlocking directorates, by the inner
circle of financiers. Therefore, 81 per
cent of the railroad employees of the
country were controlled by this inner
circle. The total number of directors
OF inner group banks and corpora
tons, who were also directors of rail-
roads, was OIL Forty-one of these
men were officials of the roads, either
practical railroad men or railroad at
torneys. In considering the real con-
troll Of the roads they should be elm
mated, as they do not owe their posi-
tons to financial power.
Dominated by TO Men.
''This leaves 40 men who dominate
the railroads controlled by the inner
circle. The capitalization of these
roads was more than $1a, eOO, 600, 900
Astudy Of the situation shows that
the concentration is much greater
than these figures show. 1t is a fact
that railroads capitalized at more
than $4,000, 200, 900, employing 1872
600 men. are controlled by four great
financial groups"
Mr.. Lauc kdeclared that operating
officials Of the railroad had heen
powerless against the fnanciers In
controlling the revenue from opera
ton, and that the really great earn
ings OF the properties had been alb
sorbed and concealed by stock ma
nipulation- He introduced a separate
exhibit dealing with the land grants
made IN the promotion Of Western
roads In the early iiava
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WHEN THE cHiMNEY's If.
ON THE BLAZE


/ like the old-time fire, and . happy
tune I raise
When the sparks are flying upward
when the chimney's on the blaze:
Sweet were the Joys Of summer. but
I like the winters ways
That comfortable feeling. when the
ehimney's on the blaze.
Songs of Springtime mockingbirds II
memory sweetly sing,
But winter has its melody; you hear
the are sing
And dreams come with the twilight
bright dreams Of other days--
The peace the summer knows not
when the ehimney's on the blaze.
ATLANTA Constitution. !.
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Where are we?"
"A church supper" was the reply
Whereupon the little oyster 8, ID
What on earth do they want OF
both Of us?"
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CHARACTER.

Character il made mp Of small
duties faithfully performed. Of self
denials. Of sacrifices. 81 kindly acts
10 levo and daty.--Mmorooa..
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MENTALLY RAMRED.

People who have their attention
eternally dxed on one object can't
help being a little narrow in their
nDtions.-Foote.
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REASON IN Al l. THINGS.

Shallow men believe in luck, be-
lieve in circumstance. Strong men be-
Llieve in cause and effect. -Emerson
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-03-04
DEMAcoeuEs.

In every age the vilest specimens OF
human nature are to found among
demagogues.-Lord Macaulay.
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eNLY Owe NEEpEp TARRE.

Two oysters were In = big pot FUN
Of milk. getting ready for stew. Said
one oyster to the other:
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REPENTANCE.

II our past actions approach Us. they
cannot be atoned for by our own Sc
we're reflections 50 e6ectually a. by
q contrary behavior. Steele.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-03-04
SYMPATHY LACKING WIT.

There is q mercy which 10 weak
ness and even treason against the
common good.-George Eliot.
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TODAY

| One today ID worth two, tomorrows
Franklin.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-03-04

brusquely refused all arbitration over
lures.
That the operators did not combine
in restraint of trade by limiting OUT
put
Peonage of miners was not fully
proven.
Machine guns, deputies and strike
breakers were imported into Colorado.
Denouncing the system of private
mine guards.
Caused Anarchy.
Criticising Colorado officials for not
stopping sales Of guns and ammuni-
ton.
That both sides went to excess and
caused anarchy" in Southern Colo
RADIO.
Many men were thrown into Jail by
the MALTA and denied civil rights to
be heard and tried.
(CnnfluuAN nm Pace Al
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TRUTH AND LOVE.

8 Truth makes love doubly swest 10
know.-Leigh Hunt.
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POVERTY.

Perjury makes wit premature
Browning.
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QUALITY SToGIE co.
POCKET BILLIARDS, SOFT DRINKS
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
sMoKERs' SUPPL les
Home Of the sto0ls Of Quality.
1881 Market 81.
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Two Minority Reports.
Chairman Foster and Representa-
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EAST LAMOlNE.

Miss Della McGown, of Ellsworth, re-
Gently visited Miss Jane Smith.
School begins this morning; Mrs. Susie
Bishop, OF Hancock, teacher.
Mrs. Guy Blackmer and little daughter
Jane, OF st. Louis, Mo-, are at L. Gilpat-
rick's.
Andrew, youngest son Of Dyer Young,
is seriously i'll after an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Arthur Abbott, wife and three children
are visiting Mr.. Abbott's mother, Mrs.
Clara Abbott.
Miss Mary Stevens, who has spent a
week with Mrs. L. d. II. Moody, left for
her home in Springfield, Mass, Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. Kinsella, Miss Annie Kim
sella and Miss Helen Cloud, who have
spent the summer at L. Gilpatrick's, have
returned to their homes in Cincinnati, o.
Miss Louise Leighton, Of Everett,
Mass, Miss Grace Perkins, Of Salem,
Mass, and Miss Lucia Spooner, OF Su-
perior, Wis.,, who have been at l. Glpat-
rick's have returned to their homes.
Sept. 10. q.
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LAMOINE.

Mrs. orcutt is visiting in Brewer.
Miss Phosie Higgins has returned to
Lubec to teach.
A. W. Reynolds and family will return
to Biddeford this week.
Eugene Convey has gone to Charleston to
attend Higgins classical institute.
Mrs. Leonard Bragdon and son, OF sor-
rento, visited Mrs. Julia Covey ON Sun
day.
Mrs. Shirley T. Holt and sons Herman
and Ellis will visit in Waterviile this
week.
Mr.. Buttsrheid, wife and two daugh-
tiers, OF Bar Harbor, have been guests Of
Mrs. John Hodgkins.
George Bard and wife and Miss Ella
Bard are here. Mrs. Bard will teach the
school, which opens to-day.
Mrs. Summer Foster and daughter Helen
returned to Caribou last week. Mrs.
A. G. Reynolds accompanied them for .
short visit.
Sept. IL. X. H.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. d. A. Hooper has returned from
Hancock Point.
Peter Milne has moved into the g. W.
pettingill house.
4. F. Ciapham and wife have returned
from Etna camp-meeting.
Morton Bunker, OF Brighton, Mass, re-
Gently visited relatives here.
Mrs. @. F. Hooper and daughter Doris
are at nome from Bar Hsrbor.
Miss Alma Cook has gone to West
Somerville, Mass, for the winter.
Armand Joy, who has been employed at
the Rangeley lake house, is home.
Capt. G. d. Blake, who is in the employ
OF the Lehigh Valley r. r. Co., is at home
on short visit.
Miss Jessie G. Colby has gone to Wool
wien to teach. She has been q guest OF
Mrs. H. Ii. Hayey.
Miss L. Belle Lawrence is at home from
Allston, Mass, where she has been with
her aunt, Mrs. Harriet c. Hill.
Miss Maud Shaw, who has been guest
OF Mrs. George Rinaido, has gone to
steuben. Mrs. Maggie Smith, of Steuben,
has also been guest of Mrs. Rinaldo.
Miss Jane Jones, OF Milo, who is to be
teacher OF music in the schools, and
Walter Havey, of Tnnk Pond, Pauline
Kingsley, OF West Gouldsboro, and Wilton
Hanna, of East Sullivan, are at ID. A.
Patchen's for the fall term of school.
Sept. Is. NJ.
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tional seats have been placed in the schoo,

tional seats have been placed in the school
room.
Miss Frances Dyer and brother Richard
are home from Hancock Point.
Misses Muriel and Eirena DcBeck have
returned to University of Maine.
J. w. Biaisdell and family moved home
from Georges Pond Wednesday.
John woodward and son, of Patterson,
n. j., returned home Wednesday.
Charles Ferris and wife, OF Portland,
are guests of Miss Edith Bragdou.
Lloyd Durham is home from Van
Buren,, where he spent the summer.
alMrs. W. II. Durham and son William
are home from visit at Acton, N. B.
Misses Geneva Bragdon and Frances
Dyer left for Castine normal school Nom
day. ~
Harry Worcester was down from Old
Town to spend Sunday with his family,
returning Monday.
Misses Geneva and Marjorie Bragdon,
Helene Phillips and Beulah Tracy have re-
turned from Northeast Harbor.
MRS. ID. o. Campbell, OF Sangervilie, and
Mrs. c. J. Cleveland, OF Bangor, are at
Mrs. j. III. Vests for q few days
The X. E. c., accompaniedE by their
husbands, were entertained at an evening
party at "Knoll Top, Georges pond, Sat-
urday.
Walter Lawrie,. who isl Employed lat
Cherrytield, will be Joined by Mrs. Lawrie
during fair week to conduct restaurant
on the grounds, as usual. F. l. Swan will
assist.
Sept. 13. b.
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have YOU WEAK LUNGS!

oDo colds settle on your chest or in your
bronchial tubesf Do coughs hang on, OF
are you subject to throat troublesf
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the strengthening powers
OF SCOTS Emulsion to guard against
consumption which 20 easily follows.
Scott > Emulsion contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res
piratory tract and improves the quality ol
the blood; the glyceriue IN II soothes and
hea1s the tender membranes Of the throat.
SCOTS il prescribed by the best special
~ Yoa can get Il at any drug STOKE.
oss11 q BOVINE. 1aoo9&sad. y. ].
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MARLBORO.

Ruth N. Remick has gone to Bans0' y
attend high school.
DIR. l.. NJ. Howes has closed his cossAs'
and returned to Bangor.
Rev. A. q. Hyde and family OF Bangs
closed their cottage "Wednesday.
Mrs. Pearl stratton, who has spent '.
summer at Hancock Point, is home
School will begin to-day Miss Painn
Wallace, OF East Bluehill, teacher.
Colman Hodgkins has gone to Elissu1
to spend . few days with his son hAA
Mrs. Ella Flye and daughter, MS ~, y.
Hatch, and family have closed tne'i :
tage and returned to Montpelier.
Sept Is.
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and Carrie Gray, OF Stonington, arr guest
Of Mrs. w. l. GreenIaw.
Charles Curtis and family, Of Milioa'
Mass, have returned to their home, siis'
spending the summer here.
Lloyd X. Alien and family, who aiss
been guests OF Mrs. G. F. Holden, len To-
their home in Roxbury, Mass, Mondi!.
Misses Matte q. knight and Irene
browne left for Derby, VI. SATURDAY shsi
spending the summer with Levi knisa
and family.
Sept. 10. l.
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REACH.

Miss Eta Torrey has gone to Scion. to
resume teaching.
Lester Gray, who has been very ill, is
improving.
Mrs. William Torrey. OF Bristol, r. l., il
the guest OF Mrs. r. Holden.
Greedy Small and wife, Of Camden. are
guests Of =. D. Eaton and family.
Mrs. Edward Powers and children, OF
Little Deer Isle, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs.. n. E. Billings and Mrs. Moody
Eaton spent part OF the week with friends
At Stonington.
Mrs. 7. Lowe and daughters Gertrude
and Claribel arrived Saturday nom ! visit
to relatives in Eockland.
hrs' Emma nlaley, Of chslsss, Mas,
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COU NTY NEWS
PROSPECT HARBoR.


Mrs Arthur strou, has gone 10 Bangor
for treatment for her eyes.
Mrs. John r. Main has gone to Airing
ton, Mass, for few weeks.
School begins this morning; Miss Alta
Grant, OF Columbia, teacher.
Miss Dorcsx Allen was recent guest OF
Mrs. Fred II. Allen, in West Goulds boro.
Mrs. Moses Stanley 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Irving Whitaker, at Wash
barn.
Mrs. Louis p. Cole has returned from q
visit to her daughter, Mrs. G. b. CoiweiI,
at South Hancock.
w. F. Bruce and wife, with Mrs. Daniel
Deasy, were guests Of the L. b. Deasys, OF
Bar Harbor, Friday.
George Roweil and wife, OF Claremont,
N. H., were recent guests OF their sister,
Mrs. Daniel Deasy.
Ernest Abbott and wife and e. B. COL
well and wife, OF Hancock, were guests at
Capt. g. w. Colwell's on Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Wood, who has spent the
~~>>~~~ "sAn A1A 0ab&ntcLt G1ISs neOfKe
w. Allen, has returned to West Goulds-
boro.
The Misses vose, OF Portland, and Mrs.
w. L. Haskell, OF Lewiston, were here
Thursday to see their sister, Mrs. E. s.
Rice.
The library association has received
gifts OF several new books from Mrs, Z. T.
Paine, Mrs. Fred Main and Rev. g. II.
Badger.
The Methodist food sale Tuesday was
very successful. The supper was followed
BY pleasing entertainment. Net pro-
ceeds, $50.
Rev. Thomas vanNess lectured FRIDAY
night on his recent travels through the
warning countries OF Europe, to an appre-
ciative audience. Miss Grace Moore ar
ranged the program. The lecture was
preceded BY the national airs OF England.
France and Russia by Q male ouartette'
The proceeds OF the evening went to repair
the sidewalks.
Sept. Is. r.
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EDEN.

Mrs. Charlotte Elliot, OF New i~
visiting her mother, Mrs W. l. Ai'''
Edward Grover, Of Mariaviiie' N
Granville Jellison, OF Otis, were ~
recently. u.
Moses Hodgkins and wife, OF ~
Mass, visited his brother, j. l. =
kins, last week. ~
Roland Leland and wife, OF bsi 4
spent Q few days last week VIZ"
Leland and wife. M
Sept. Is.
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CORE.A.

Miss Alma Stewart has gone to S'''''
to teach.
A daughter was born to MI. anu
George Anderson Sept. 4. Z.
A supper was given at the -. -
church Thursday evening, for the w"
Of the pastor. u.
Schools began to-day. Miss Ah' ~ ~
teaches the primary and MIS-
Crowley the grammar. !,
The pastor, Mics Sanborn, with 'o- ~
the older ones, took the Baptist , \
school children on a picnic Fri0''' :
Prospect Harbor, al
Sept. Il.
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EGYPT.

Miss Marion West has gone to Bar Har-
Dor to teach.
Mrs. James w. Clarke has returned from
. visit in Massachusetts,.
Miss Edith West, Of Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Percy Clarke and wife returned We'd
nesday to their home in Stonington, after
visit to Mr.. Clarke's parents, J. w. Clark
and wife.
Sept. Is. nc.
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST FRANKLIN.

WEST FRANKLIN.
Frank Bradbury has been ill several
days.
Charles Coombs was visitor in Bangor
this week.
Walter Coombs and Lester Clark are
home from the Island.
Miss Leila Smith is the guest of Mrs
Harry Clark at Beechland.
Mrs. Bunker, of Gouldsboro, is en-
ployed at Clarence Morse's.
Miss Edith Butler, who has been at
lslesford, has returned home.
Harry Wooster, OF Old Town, spent
Sunday with his family here.
Jesse Rollins is at home from Seal Har-
Dor, where he has been employed.
Mrs. George F. Springer ID visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Stanley, in Brewer.
George Bradbury, John Williams and
Howard Springer left Tuesday for ARGOS
took county.
Alice and Lorene Ryder are home from
Hancock Point. Miss Lorene will teach
the Georges Pond district.
The Pulitzer brothers, of Bar Harbor,
have been in town on duck hunting trip.
with A. c. Williams as guide.
Friday night at large number of friends
surprised Mrs. c. T. Goodwin by assem-
bling in honor Of her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clous, OF Lamoine, and
Madame Cious, OF Revere, Mass, who is
visiting them, are guests OF Maynard
Hodgkins and wife.
Mrs. W. E. Savage, who has made an
in Billerica, Mass, and her son Newman,
in New York, is at home.
Gerald Mckenzie, who has been en-
pioyed at Seal Hsrbor, is with his grand
parents, K. H. Williams and wife. He
will enter U. Of M. this year.
Gertie Shuman, accompanied by her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Bickford, OF Milo, who
has been visiting her brother Lewis, left
Saturday for . visit at Great Pond.
Mrs. Pearl 3. Day OF Calais, is visiting
relatives here Mr.. Day, the popular mail
clerk on the Washington county run, will
join her here to-day for short visit.
Mrs. Eugene circuit went to Bar Harbor
Sunday to accompany her son Hollis home
from the hospital, where he has been for
several weeks, ill Of typhoid fever.
High school begins to-day. There will
be large entering class. Among those
from this part OF the town to enter this
term are Leila Smith, Maurice Somes, Rena
Coombs, Langdon Smith, Ruth Sawyer,
Percy Goodwin, Alice Ryder, Lester Or
cult, Leslie Clark, Irwin Urann.
Two annual events were held at Hardi-
sons grove last week, with clear skies
and an attendance larger than usual.
Monday was the gathering OF the @. A.
r. veterans and their friends, and as this
is always held on Labor day, is a popular
outing. Addresses and Rotations appro-
pirate tothe day, added much to the in
terest of the occasion. Friday the reunion
OF the Butler family was held. Mrs.
Henry French gave several readings in
her inimitable manner. A picnic dinner,
business meeting and games for the
younger ones made happy day.
Sept. 10. ECHO.
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TRENTON.

Mrs. George Moore spent last week in
Boston.
School began this morning; Mrs. K. L.
Moore, IT,, teacher.
Miss Nathalie C. Young has gone to
Kenduskeag to teach.
Arthur Jordan is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Woodwork, in Bar Harbor.
Thompson T. Leland has gone to live
with his daughter, Mrs. Leroy Davis.
Benjamin r. Jordan left Saturday to
visit his son Edward in New York and his
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald, in New
Jersey.
Sept. ID. MAY.
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grandparents, has returned to her home
in Leicester, Mass.
Amos Morse is home from Bar Harbor,
where be has been employed. He will
attend Bates college.
Mrs. ROBBIE Norwood and daughter
Hope, who have been visiting here, have
returned to Southwest Harbor.
Sept. b. "
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

s. Ellen Hall has gone to Old Town to
teach.
Weston Robertson is having his house
painted.
Mrs. Ada Williams was in Bar Harbor
last week.
Mrs. Della Jellison, who has been ill, is
improving.
Miss Beatrice Gordon has gone to Cas-
tine normal school.
Mrs. Ella Reid, OF North Joy, visited
friends here last week.
Harvard Biaisdell and Dorothy Taylor
left for the U. Of M. Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Robertson, who has been
employed at Hancock Point, is home.
Agnes Hall, who spent the summer in
Sorrento, has returned to her home here.
Mrs. Blanche Baker and Miss Matte
Jellison, OF Bar Harbor, we're here Sunday.
Mrs. William Bunker is in poor health.
Her sister, Mrs. Fannie Dunbar, is with
her.
Rosa Bowden, who has been employed
at Northeast Harbor, after a short visit at
home has gone to Franklin to teach.
The Golden Rule society was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Inez
Newman. A picnic dinner was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbaii, of Bethel, Vt,
who have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. w. o. Newman, have returned home.
All the town schools commenced
Sept. ID, with the same teachers as last
year, with the exception Of the grammar
school.
the men are leaving town in search Of
employment. Twenty-six left Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week, most of
them going to Aroostook county.
Sept. 10. q.
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MCKINLEY.

DIR. Holden and family have returned to
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Essie Huntley has gone to Machias,
to attend high school.
Ralph Norwood, OF Brewer, is visiting
William Webster and wife.
Mrs. H. J. Norwood came home Sunday
from Rockland. She is in poor health.
Fred Thurston has started building his
house. Ii is on land formerly owned by
J. g. Wilson.
Miss Algie Cummings has gone to her
home in JoneSport, after q visit with
Mrs. E. L. Kelley.
Sept. 8. pm
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

School commenced to-day; Mrs. ,EIoise
Young, teacher.
Mrs. John Preble and children are Wis
ting Ut Wilson Eaton's.
Clarence Young and Edgar Springer are
painting At the coaling station.
Miss Esther Emery, who has spent tbs
summer at home, has gone to Bar Harbor
to attend school.
Sept. Ii. Human.
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Careful people see that they ~ rrensa Z
DR.. King's New Discovery - IN The ~
ket for Is years. Youth and old d,, ~ Ps,s
TO its soothing and healing qusin caused =
moniA and lung troubles are oit Ssv Diseer
delay OF treatment. DR.. Kings "a rslisses
cry stops those hacking coukns cI il u ~
soc. and el.oo.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Merton Hodgkins, OF Indiana, is home.
Ernest Hopkins, OF Trenton, is visiting
here.
Minnie Ball has gone to Pressure Isle to
teach.
Eleanor Ball has gone to Charleston to
attend school.
Hollis Reed has gone to Sullivan to at
tend high school.
DR.. Purnell and Mrs. H. W. Dunno,
who have been guests OF Miss Browneli,
have returned to Connecticut.
Sept. IL. A.
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SEAL COVE

J. T. Knowlton, Of Mckinley, is repair-
ing the buildings on the Spragne estate.
Extensive repairs have been made ON
hne shape.
Sept. II. N.