The Republican Journal. : TTiTMKSO. BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, MABCH 12, im NUMBER 11

ROCKPORT VS. SEARSMONT. 1 eaves to mourn their loss two sons, Frank, contents ot Tu-Uays, Journal. The Waldo Co. Veteran Association Button,” which was lustily applauded and with whom was the winter OiJilUARY. she spending followed remarks of Decision of the Law Court Concerning Com- by very interesting by PERSONAL •v Flection....Obituary..News and Arthur who also lived in Dorchester; i...The Waldo Co. Veteran mitment of a ferson to the Insane Hos- Comrades George VV. Ritchie and 15. F. * : 1 Kev. Enoch 41. Fowler was born in Or- two and one sister, Jlrs. J. The .Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens’ pital. grandchildren, Guest of 0. Gardner Grange at Bussey of Winterport. Mrs. AugustaS. Frederick and Mr. C. VV. \ secret Societies — A Marine died in G. Drown had vs. Inhabitants rington, Maine, Not. 13, 1816, and Brooks of this city. Mrs. West Miss ivisonal .That Deficiency of Inhabitants of Rock port Winterport. Sara Campbell and Miss Ada Curtis Frederick left last Monday for Florida. R... of Searsmout. March 1908. Mr. Fowler was visited Mrs. Brooks times and will be 11, influence of the D. A. Searsmont, 4, many then played a brilliant duet, and re- ( ...The The most piano Mr. and Mrs’. Ralph D. South worth re- is. scarsuiont Voyage Rescript, Spear, J. converted in 1832 aud atthe age of 16 years very pleasantly remembered by many enjoyable session in the history Lewis and sponded to a vigorous encore. Pres. Stin- V, MU- K. .Terry This wap before the court in 101 Maine, of the Waldo turned last Saturday from a visit in Boston. C. felt that God called hinrto the ministry. He friends who extend much sympathy to County Veteran Association mid Guilty.Suit against the of the original here, son sang an old war song, and Comrade 257, involving legality was held in was educated at Kent’s Hill and was li- the sous and also to Mrs. Brooks in the loss the O. Gardner Hall at Holmes arrived home Saturday from ;. i.-^nell. commitment of a to the Maine In- Grange Jones some of the Gay Kail- person gave reminiscences years Bangor and Aroostook sane aud the of West on where he has had \ hospital, constitutionality censed to preach in 1842, admitted to the of her only sister. Winterport Thursday, March Bth. ’61 to Massachusetts, employ- ip Minty Correspondence (defer- '65, relating the incident in which he The R. S. chapter 144, section 42, providing Maine President Alfred Stinson of North ment. !•' M tuiie from old Lover... Conference in 1843 and appointed to Sears- was for a recommitment. This section reads: John R. received a telegram struck in the forehead by a bullet '.mie Flags. in at Dunton, Esq., port presided. When tiermon I j, “When a person has been com Springfield 1844-45, Northport and Lin- Clark, the which I^Frank B. Condon and Renworth Rogers York unlawfully yesterday, morning from Den- passed Si inches around his head ? Washington....New under the three in at Wednesday, chorister of 0. Gardner gave Protect tlie Public..Keed mitted preceeding sections, colnville 1846, Brewer in 1847, at Upper Grange, the at was were at home from Colby College Monday " i.i the death of lodging the back, from whence it the or town liable for the ot ver, Colo., announcing Emery call a The Get of Marston C# The person support Stillwater in when the was bugle large of comrades, 1858, conference 11th. Mr. gathering successfully removed. At tnis Miss to vote. .■-net* (poem). such person, had this original commitment M. Heagan in that city March their point of the divided. He was one of the board of men wives, children and friends were Edith ..Town Elections..County been lawful, is liable for the expenses went west a few weeks ago for his Hobbs of Brooks sang the popular Ernest Webber spent Sunday and Mon- Heagan present. The ehoir ... examination and commitment under such who formed the East Maine Conference aud grange sang ic iuii iice. his death will be a “Marching song, “Uncle Sammy,” which was well re- with his parents at home from Harvard lawful for the of such health, and the news of Thro’ .I Belfast-The Churches., commitment, support was to Edington. In 1850 he Georgia,” everybody joining in this and day of the appointed was, shock to his friends. He was a ceived, then remarks became general. Dental School. p Brooks..Transiers in Keal person thereunder, for the expenses many very at his own located on account of well known veteran’s song, and the usual examination and recommitment under the request, a Harvard Comrades Simeon Crockett, and Isaac Cook bright and promising young man, routine Arthur Stantial spent Sunday at home and for iiiness. In 1851 he was readmitted and business was transacted. Secre- the Hospitals..Problems three preceding sections, support ap- his will be each claimed that he and his regiment put re- graduate, and untimely deafly from Dexter with his Mr. and imiist — Eleanor Frances’ there afterward furnished under such to in 1852-53 to Steuben and tary Lorenzo Jones of Hrooks then read parents, pointed Orland; died less than down the Rebellion, much to the amuse- I iter—Shipping Lumber commitment, and such liability shall extend deeply regretted. His mother the report of the two Mrs. A. B. Stantial. i lie Harbor Gleams (poem) Milbridge, in 1854 55 to Lincoln, in 1856 57 previous meetings in ment of all. Crockett in his to the tow n of such person’s settlement, and a year ago and his father, True S. Heagan, said, fudny in licckland. Waldo and which was Mrs. Reuben of Freedom was the mg to liable for such pa- to North Bucksport, in 1858-59 to Machias, Helfast, accepted. “that when it became known that he Sibley any person ultimately a few weeks before his departure for the way, .M’s Trail.. Loss ofSewall.. tient’s commitment and under a to in to Upon motion it was voted that for several this of her support in 1860-61 Lubec, 1862-63 Milltown Comrade with the Second Maine was march- guest, days week, Mull Lag.. ..The B. & A. west, leaving him alone in the world. Calvary Morton.... lawful commitment.” 1864 to in 1866 Isaac Cook of Alonroe the daughter, Miss Irene Sibley. I'.nok_a lonzo and Calais, in 65 Pembroke, present adopted it struck a The original commitment was held to be ing southward, terror to the ws and Notes. resolutions of respect on the the recommitment legal and the to Winterport, in 1867-68 to Surrey and Franklin Lafayette McGow'an,' who died death of South,” and Cook said “When General Lee Mrs. Fred R. Poor returned Friday from als..Ship News..Stockton illegal, Comrade statute constitutional. in 1869 to in on Wednesday night, .March 4th, at the Henry K. Dawson to Airs. Daw- .;:ist Price Current-. Born Ellsworth, Bucksport Center, heard Cook was corning, why, of course, he Lynn, Mass., where she had been the guest was that the and Mount Pleasant Home for Aged Men and son. .Died. It also held expenses 1870 71 to in 1872 to Round Pond. of her Mrs. E. B. Searsmont, Women in was a native surrendered at once.” The applause was mother, Billings. support of a person committed to the asy- Dorchester, Mass., 1 Stinson then In 1873 he was and settled of well known resident made most inter- lum by the town committing and not the superannuated North port, Maine, and was equal to the amusement; in fact, one would Mrs. Howard L. Whitten and Mrs. Leslie ELECTION. in Searsmont. where lie had since lived- as a hotel man and caterer He esting remarks relative to the Association pauper residence of such person, comes years ago have to have heen to C. Follett left for several was Bristol at the present, appreciate Wednesday days' within the purview of R. S., Chapter 27, The moral and Christian of his life steward of the Steamer and Grand Array Posts, integrity especially empha- the humor and that ran visit with Miss Gertrude Newcomb in nth, the day of the with reference to the notice required by time the Fall River Line was owned by the good feeling were such as to secure and retain the con- sizing extreme harmony that exists in with a mod- case “Jim” and at the time of the Nation- the Warren. pleasant, one town to another in of furnishing Fiske, all the through meeting. where al Peace were secured meetings and the good ire, and a Also, that, a recommit- fidence and respect of the community Jubilee his services fellowship It was voted to make the Hon- very large pauper supplies. that, nrevails Ha cui<] following 1 the to for the ) was a ment been made, then the statute he lived for so a time. His by committee cater thirty 'Mr. E. L. Prime of Brooks made The There quite having long precious orary Members of the Association: Chester effect and covers the whole thousand singers and musicians. Later Mr. sometimes in and on takes proceed- is a valuable to all. His daily life disagree in regard Journal a pleasant call Tuesday Although i polling places memory heritage McGowan was landlord of the Park S. Curtis and ing as one transaction, the recommitment Square to and wife, Frank T. Bussey and .1 soon after the time last were of extreme political religious matters, but there nearing four score, Mr. Piimeis still bale being but acontinuation of the proceedings days days weakness, Hotel, and also of a hotel in Lynn. His C. Frank Downs and it was is one on wife, wife, .Charles pened, Lint later of the commitment. In other while he retained his mental his wife, whom he married sixty-two years ago, subject which there is never any and hearty. original yet powers and Ilermon Clark and Elva ti.e contest and who was Drucilla Lawrence of Gardi- and a Libby wife, msidering words by recommitment, the expenditures interest in the church of his choice never argument, that is good old fashioned survives aud is a resident at all of and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans of Belfast was the guest rlv in the afternoon it under the illegal commitment were revived ner, Me., him, baked bean dinner." “And Clark, Winterport, waned. He leaves three sons—Benjamin of the leaves also custard pie,” of friends in Auburn last and l me result ue and at once came w ithin the application of Mount Pleasant Home. He W. F. of Belfast. night, today- mignt chimed in one of Langill Pomona to notice anu Los Oliu of and a sou.—Boston the old comrades, who will attend Androscoggin Grange ay or the other. In a It. s. Chapter 2., pertaining Angeles, Calif.; Surrey, Transcript. Heruion Clark then rendered the sacred knew the one at East Auburn. Monday night lie was the after the were limitations of actions. Moses A., with whom he made his home, speaker’s great weakness. polls to solo, “Face to which Applying tliis section with respect Dinner was then announced and 127 Face,” by request, mi., the news came that and who with his most excellent wife cared NEWS OF THE GRANGES. attended Oxford Pomona Grange yesterday. notice, then it follows that the plaintiff: was fully appreciated, and the ward -T- enjoyed the repast, with its convivial ac- meeting —Lewiston bun March 4th. Democratic and a for the aged father most tenderly. He also town had right of action for the recovery closed by singing, “America.” to the the in Section Waldo Pomona will meet at companiments of wit and sociability. Al- give expected of any of expenses, specified leaves five grandchildren, one of whom, Grange Miss Ethel of Rev. that E. F. within three the The Veterans gave a rising voteof thanks Wentworth, daughter ijority, and 12, Chapter 144, “incurred Peters has remained in the Union Harvest Grange, Center Montville, though tables were reset three times to the town Ralph Fowler, to B. C. Elder of Port- rated 25 to 50 votes, months before notice, given to accomodate the noon the 0 Gardner Grange and the citizens Wentworth, Presiding by a March 17 th. all, hour passed whether such notice was home comfort to his grandfather. The land is her Mrs. B. mi made it 20. chargeable,” and when of West Winterport for the entertainment District, visiting aunt, befoie the date of the funeral which took quickly away the meeting was is the result known than given recommitment, services, place Friday Uuiou Harvest Center F. in Thoinaston. Miss Went- Grange, Montville, called to order for the they had received, and it was Dunbar, or after, provided the suit was commenced afternoon at the church under the direction afternoon session unanimously roke loose. Cheers for visited Honesty Morrill, Wednes- worth has the degree of li. SI., re- »! within two years after the cause of action Grange, it was estimated that the declared the best meeting in the history of having his of the Rev. C. A. wrere new comers had -ses and jeers for op- accrued. pastor, Purdy, very March 11th. graduated from the Musical course day evening, swelled the to two the Association. cently the air. Mail}'drunken In accordance with the the impressive. Chaplain C. A. Plummer read, assembly hundred agreement The next will on at byraeuse About 30 members of South Montville more or less. Mr. Hermon meeting be held Thurs- University. tin* mobs which thronged entry must be “I am the resurrection and the life,” etc., souls, Clark < at half were for the for $176.36. Grange visited Medomae Valley Grange in the calls a soldier bears from day, May 7th, Swanville, by invitation of grown hoys ■Judgment plaintiff as the body was borne slowly up the aisle, gave bugle T. F. Young pleasantly passed the 83tb moh which visited The Appleton last evening and report Comet Grange. preceeded by Rev. C. A. Plummer, Presid- Saturday sunrise to sunset, which were much en- milestone of his life’s journey at his home ■. is led by two of Sheriff THE VOYAGE OF THE ANNIE R. LEWIS a very pleasant time. All then in ing Elder D. B. Phelan, Rev. C. A. Purdy, joyed. joined singing, “The in North Palermo Feb. 28th. lie received aiders, who may again N. E. Rev. Harvest Home grange, Brooks, has re- Hattie Cry of Freedom,” which was fol- MRS. L. M. STEVENS’ BIRTHDAY. congratulations and good wishes from visit- to enjoy his hospitality. A lemarkable battle on the part of a Rev. A. Luce, Albert Hart and ceived a visit from Brother of lowed by a prayer by Comrade Jones of friends and and mail. He : a bonfire was seamen to a Bev. T. R. Pentecost. Mr. Plummer gave Noyes Cilley ing by telephone lighted lozen keep big granite-laden March 1st, the of Mrs. L. M N. Monroe, who instructed them in the un- the George D. Davis Post, No. 64, G. A. birthday also received a birthday cake, boxes of square, fireworks were ichoouer afloat in Boston harbor, when she the address and based his remarks upon R., candy, written work of the Order. Hrooks who served in Stevens, National W. (.'. T. U., president march bells rung until of deck- “What hath this man Mr. Cilley is Maine, the Massa- a number of interesting books and other ivas within a stone’s throw ample seen,” noting many and editor-in-chief of the national Xo one the said to be one of the best members chusetts Heavy A cordial ad- organ, Ilis Mrs. Carrie begrudged was all af- changes which had taken his posted Artillery. good things. daughter, Os- ng-facilities, fought yesterday place during the Union is observed ■Vnration; but it would of the grange in Waldo dress of welcome was delivered Mrs. Signal, generally by arrived home Feb. 26th. ernoon and last aboard the three- life of more than four-score years and ten. County. by good, the night the unions the as one i. d there bad not Ada Dyer Curtis as follows; throughout country Annie R. anchored in Nan- He was followed by Rev. D. B. Phelan, Meguuticook Grange, Camden, gave a box quest of citizens, pre- naster Lewis, of the lied Letter Days, and is called Union The many friends of S. C. Thompson of asket roads. The vessel was towed into Rev.s A. E. Luce and C. A. Rev. social last Monday evening. This grange is Mr. President, Members of the Waldo former dairy instructor in the nations at private resi- Purdy. In Portland the \V. C. T. U. Winterport, die harbor early in the afternoon by the tug County Veterans’ Association and Friends; Signal Day. in the of st have had Albert Hart made the closing praj er. The doing good work with its degree team and employ department agriculture, unpleasant Fred K. Richards, which picked her up at 11 ever, I think, one feels the tide of patri- gave a special program on the day of its and at present assistant to Leon G. Merrill did bis on old hymns that Mr. Fowler loved were well on the 18th inst. will work the 2nd and 3rd tainly duty Rockland. otism swell in their veins, together with an regular meeting, Feb. 28th, at State head- of Solon, the present dairy instructor, will and will be commended The Lewis is bound from Stonington, Me., rendered by the choir. The floral emblems degrees at their home lodge. After that they overwhelming sense of their own be interested to learn, that he has received inability 150 Free street. The was York. She left the Maine it is when one quarters, program law-abiding citizens. [or New port were beautiful. them was a cross will he to work all over the State. and littleness, attempts to from the United States department of agri- and Among ready Mrs. V. K. State several weeks ago, but sprang aleak, speak titling words to the heroes of our arranged by Rollins, Supt. culture at Washington, D. ('., an appoint- in; MAYOR of magnolia leaves and hyacinths from the At their meeting Wednesday evening they die skipper put into Camden and hired more country. To those whose blood was shed, af Literature. Letters of greeting from the ment to the position of assistant dairyman, .1 2 3 4 5 men to work the as his own crew Rockland District Ministerial worked on twelve candidates. whose lives were or as leave for that the pumps, Association, spared lost, God and others were read and will city first of water down and lie feared county presidents by I belli..218 153 152 47 8(1 joiildn’t keep the a of callas from the Rockland Dis- willed, upon the battlefields of our Civil April. Mr. Thompson’s new duties will in- bouquet 0. Gardner grange held a pleasant Mrs. Addie who returned to .201 1(19 123 00 84 she would founder, lie putin here, how- meet, War—the worst form of war in which man Estes, recently clude the work of and market in- R-p., trict Association ; tulips and froim creamery and is determined to reach New York hyacinths ing at its hall in West Winterport could A war in Portland from the west. There was and while his 1 IVadlin, 033. ever, Tuesday possibly engage. which tile music spection, territory in the for- before his cargo if sucli a thing is the grandsons, Ralph P. Fow ler and William* armies each other were of the same mer work will include ajority, 20. unloading evening, March. 3rd, Worthy Master L. E. facing by Miss I. II. Stickney, soloist, and a trio probably the New possible. .So it’s a case of all hands to the Merrill; a wreath of palms from the Sears- race, the same country and spoke the same England btates, New York and White presiding, and a goodly number consisting of Misses Harriet Grace Pennsyl- K \I.IIl:KM AN. pump all the time. She is leaking 1,000 of Mrs. language. A war in which friends fought, Knight, vania, that of the market inspection will rnont church; a wreath ferns from business routine several strokes an hour. present. During friends and brothers slew brothers; but Spring and Emily Hamilton. Fourteen boys probably include the cities of Boston, New 11. Mavu, D.219 W. U. Marriner; cut flowers from Mrs. H. The schooner is 33 years old and has had items of business were transacted. After such was necessary to preveut the nnrnak- ind girls with wands decked with ribbon. York and Philadelphia. He is well Quali- ribbelt.s, K.190 succession of trials since she sailed from E. Holmes and Mrs. Marriner. The fied for tlie served four Leroy recess and a short musical program the fol- and red letter work, having years is well filled with cut that has ever carrying pendants spelling P. Frost, K. 159 Stonington. She gran- interment was in Oak Grove Cemetery, with ami possibilites existed. as dairy instructor for the biate of Maine, lowing question elicited a lively discussion: Mrs. formed a as U Clement, 1).153 ite, that is intended for some of New York’s It is time to stop the babble of men who Stevens’ name, semi-circle and for the past five months as assistant to the committal service at the grave. newest emu. a-cs uic wiuimoivio That take more Com- us that the commemoration of Mr. and his '■ Dyer, I).153 “Resolved, Spinsters tell soldiers Miss Gordon read an acrostic poem. Fol- Merrili, friends tn Augusta and ire anxious to get the stone, the skipper who fought in the war that saved the Union elsewhere will be glad to iearn of iiis ad- ae 0. Stoddard, R.121 fort than Bachelors.” It was opened in lowing this a cluster of “genuine” flowers tried to make a record in getting it to them. Died at the home of her niece, Eva Dyer, tends to keep alive the animosities of-the vancement. Mr. Thompson expects to move a R. 69 the affirmative by Fred Parker and in the were to the A '.Hatch, He is making a record all right, it was Honor to loyal soldiers alive presented “birthday lady.” his to as soon as lie be- 1>. 44 in Kedfield, Iowa, Feb. 2(i, 1908, at the ripe past. keeps family Washington Dow, hut not the sort negative by C. F. Downs, and all the and that free will taken enables the Port- comes established.—Kennebec Journal. suggested yesterday, just 2 nearly patriotism, only. offering up f 11. 87 he au- old age of 9(i years, months and 22 days.. the Rogers, re anticipated. So that’s the reason members had something to say regarding We can regard Confederate soldiers and Union to send the “Crusader Monthly,” Vaughan, R. 86 ihored in the harbor rather than taking his So ends the life of Martha T. Dyer, born as mart}rs, misguided, perhaps, but none its merits. ;he devoted to the largo out and llie craft out oil the the less beautitul in their and paper specially children, That Deficiency of $854.57. OCNCILMEN. getting December 4,1S11, in Montviiie, Waldo coun- suffering, narine railway The schooner has four With a small nuujber of patrons, but the angels of Heaven never looked down on -he “Loyal Temperance Legions,” and to the ly, Maine. She was the last of a family of In of the foi »- iu excellent order. In a sadder scene than the two unaccounted bal- 1'iL’hrj ....— lumps and working with lots of bodies of Children’s Homes. Put the crown of the speaking nine children. A few before she died enthusiasm, Georges River lledman, I).220 'act, if they weren’t, she probably would years soldiers, the one in blue, the other in gray, mce in favor of the in the of held a last ►ceasion was the to Mrs. Stev- city refunding nli. R.187 lave been under the water long ago. she transferred her church Grange Liberty meeting sleeping their last sleep, locked in each presentation Arnold, membership >f 1895 Mr. Hanson said, in the If she afloat until then the schooner I a lot of others embrace. For at death we are all iiis of a big the blooms of which 6, Opera W Coombs, R.200 keeps from the to the Methodist Wednesday night. Quite business bouquet, in tow of the Richards this moi li- baptist Church, “Oh should the of House last Saturday night that it was up vill leave was transacted and the Lecturer equal. why spirit mortal .vere 195 crisp dollar bills, representing as \ Morse, R.150 had ever lived a Christian life presented ng. The Richards will also have in tow and pure be ;o the Treasurer to and intim ited R.157 proud.” nany to the Union explain, Fickson, — the program: song, subscriptions Signal,and Nos. 4 and (i Boston Journal, March funeral was following grange; W hen heroes of the returned H utehins, 1).152 larges Tile service, which beautifully you, north, hat if it could not be accounted for it was 1 iilanohe to homes to receive the welcome 85 silver stars representing as many sub- ith. and was conducted recitation, Ruby licit; reading, your you Dutch,!)..*.154 __ simple impressive, by mother piece of dirty Republican didion- Chas. had so richly earned, the Confederate sol- scriptions to the Star in the East, our State i. ■ who took for his Cram; story, Atkinson; readings! hS, I).153 rERRY AND BOSHAN FOUND GUILTY. Rev. Mr. McKay, text, Job dier the hand of his comrades in 1 jsty, as the Treasurer at that time was I. P. wrung )aper. This latter is edited by Mrs. Stev- ,i F. I'atterson, 1).156 5:26. Miss moved from Maine to Ohio Abby White, Griffies; recitation, Ruby silence and his MOTION FILED FOR A NEW TRIAL. Dyer turning tear strained lace lames Rattee, a good Republican. Is it ( haples, R.120 Howes of South Montville southward found his home in his »ns’ daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Stevens Leav- in 1865, and from there to Iowa in Grange; reading ruins, to ; I.. R.119 May, Sep- ip to the Treasurer explain? Davis, Carrie Bob .Me and Down trade destroyed, his money worthless, his tt. These editors are an exception to the Portland, Me., March 3. A verdict of tember of the same A few weeks be- Ayer; song, Up b year. slaves and the vote of the Council at their meet- ,11. Woods, R. 68 I. P. Griffies. River freed, greatest problem jeneral rule, in that they receive no profit, By City on both counts of the indictment died told the Bob, Georges Grange Staples, R. 66 I ;uilty fore she she writer that her which ever confronted the human intellect, ng Nov. 1, 1895, the refunding was placed is of a )ecuniarily, from these papers. All above v 45 < to defraud the United thinking having literary contest and one which is to be that oi Daggett, J). iharging conspiracy uncle, Moses True, a good many years ago yet solved, n the hands of the Finance goes into the work—an additional Committee, Whitcomb, 1). 47 was returned late to- soon. establishing a legal status for the vast body -xpenses States Government, owned a farm adjoining that of my grand- 1 F. II. C. B. Farrar and of three million, our women should take these sousistingof Welch, }■ Holmes, 1). 88 Hillside East helpless, untaught, unfed, eason why lay in the case of George Fred Terry and father, Schuster in Montviiie, and his Grange, Thorndike, has unclothed slaves. Did he despair, this kV. W. Cates. According to their report | I\ O’Leary, D. 87 >apers. Among out-of-t.ow'n guests at this case was the resolutions of re- hero in not for an ■ ••• W. Boshan. The given to Amanda of is the adopted following gray ; no, instant. Surely [ S. Achorn, R. 85 rlenry daughter, Muzzy Boston, it the end of the year, they received pre- 1 he at 11.30 a. m. and the verdict was Gad must have stretched out his hand in fathering were Mrs. Oscar llolway, presi- 5 -i Olson, R.. 86 jury only near living relative on her maternal spect: ilium and accrued intere>t on bonds in at 4 in. for this old « lent from the W. C. T. Mrs. $108,500 irouglit p: the of death has pity, glorious Government, G«jd Augusta U.; side. Miss lived to see a wonderful Whereas, angel entered < '< WOOL COMMITTEE. When the verdict was announced Mrs. Dyer prosper it, did all in its power, aud that was kf $1935.17. The expense of refunding, our grange home and called our beloved riiomas, president of Androscoggin Co.; iosliaii was overcome and sank back in her and of the West and much, to alleviate the distress. 1 D.227 growth development Blanche and temporary Mrs. E. A. G. of Oxford *1219.82, was paid by Mayor's orders mi the Durham, was also affected and sob- sister, Littlefield, Never was a nobler than the Stickney, president i leaf. Mrs. Terry was until the last two years a reader. duty performed F. Frost, R.192 great Whereas, her seat.in our hall is forever 1 not by the Finance Committee, led Both were taken from the uplifting of the bleeding south, an uplifting Jo., and Miss Stickney, State Correspond- treasurer, quietly. She fell aud broke her hip, after which she vacant, her voice hushed and the familiar I F Littlefield, D.157 iourt room by friends and Mrs. Boshan, that must still go on, with what success the >ut of the premium and accrued interest. form has faded from our view; therefore, ng Secretary. Ritchie, R.155 was immediately accom- slowly lost all use of her lower limbs. She the future years, filled with careful thinking turned over to lobbing bitterly, be it Belfast and Searsraont sent greetings and L’hey should therefore have I IF D.155 lanied to her hotel. was cared for her niece, with and foresight, may bring. When our flag Lunt, faithfully by Resolved, That this grange has lost a true in treasurer the full amount, $1935.17. i Stantial, R.120 It was learned after the verdict wasren- was again insulted and our State Battle- ubscriptions, and I hope other Unions whom she lived. My mother (whose maiden sister, the husband a loving wife and the The Treasurer's books show that iered that the was unanimous for con- ship destroyed, did the south cherish ani- i he were they A R. 66 jury a kind county likewise represented. f Vaughan, name was of children and indulgent mother. viction from the start. There was never a Elizabeth Schuster Montviiie) mosity? Oh! uo! The boys of the north 1 lid turn over to him only $1080.60, leaving 11. Monroe, D. 45 Resolved, That in the passing of Sister E. f. m. shance for a to one used to have Auntie come to with and south stood shoulder to shoulder. Texas disagreement, according Dyer stay Hillside has lost one in unaccounted for balance of $854.57, and t E Bradman, D. 88 Littlefield, Grange of and Maine, Florida and ! Sub- if the jurors. and some. told me Washington .V Saver R. 85 us to visit help She its most earnest and loyal members; that SOCIETIES. ill this on the refunding of only $108,500 I y, Tiie attorneys for the respondents imme- line achievement, this unification of the SECRET stories when 1 was small about an old her- while we as brothers and sisters mourn our filed a motion for a new trial on the United States, over which humanity shall muds. There is nothing to show what CONSTABLE. liately loss, we do not lorget to tender our heart- f 'rounds that the verdict was against the mit, 0. Barrett, who lived near her old home eternally shed its tears and God bestow His felt sympathy to those bound to her by ties Phoenix Lodge worked the Entered Ap- 1 lecame of the premium and accrued inter- •F Clifford, D.229 aw and the evidence. No dale was set for in Maine and which interested me benedictions. always c oser than fraternal. I ►rentice degree on one candidate at the !St on the remaining $3500 bonds actually W. R.191 he on the motion as the evidence Let us not forget in these strenuous days Frisbee, hearing because 1 liked true stories. She remember- Resolved, That our charter be for s’iil first have to be written out. The de- draped of peace and prosperity that you gray hair- egular meeting last Monday evening. i ssued by this Finance Committee before Kills, R.159 30 days; that a copy of these resolutions be A ence has saved a number of ed how her father looked when he eame ed Veterans, helped to bring about, that a 1 went out of office and which amounted I 11. Walker, D.153 exceptions. our records and a sent to Aurora Rebekah Lodge held a special roll hey is and placed upon copy >mall degree of honor, at least, is due the 1. Terry, who president general home from Belfast one day in June, 1819, her o at least Frost, D..155 family. for so * iall evening, March 10th, $60., nanager of the Sawyer Publishing Co., of race whose emancipation you bravely meeting Tuesday 'a ider D. R.120 with his coat covered with snow. That Emma Gordon, Emma Hamlin, Alice Page, Now this same finance committee, after Smalley, and who was the clerk fought. I recall a story of the first negro ►receded the regular lodge supper, which iVaterville, Boshan, committee ou resolutions. by L. R.,.66 matter in the she said there was no summer. She color-bearer in the Union Ranks, a soldier in ixhaustive examination of the treasurer’s Rolerson, n charge of second class mail year vas largely attended. There were 136 out F. D .46 the Louisiana In to his Hurd, iVaterville post office, were jointly indicted bad a wonderful memory of her younger Seaside Grange, Belfast, has adopted the Brigade. reply cap- 1 to the Government J who him not to dishonor the * »f the 305 lodge members present, including moks, reported City ■•‘•1 E. Shute, D.87 m Feb. 8, last, on charges of conspiracy to to the last few weeks of her life.— resolutions of tain, charged days up following respect: in he said: “I will this i > charter members. A let- kfarch 2, 1896 and again March 1, 1897; f E. Nickerson, R...83 < lefraud the government of money due for colors action, carry very interesting Laura K. The Omnipotent Being, whose ways to into the and it back in honor The finance committee of the * mstage on a magazine published by the Dickey. flag fight bring | er was read from Dr. Sarah Meader of undersigned FOR WARDEN. mortals are mysterious, has seen fit to re- or in Heaven the reason It The indictment Was in report why.” 1 thereto authorized lawyer company. move from his association Brother Cynn, Mass., who was the first Noble Grand Rty Couucil, being duly 1 wo the first to We announce with deep regret the death earthly cannot be the American people will desert a I. D ....232 counts, charging conspiracy an examination Keating, li'fLolIn lTliha rtitnminno hild Herbert A. Black, a worthy and respected the race from w hich such a hero in * ►f Aurora Lodge, and who also has the dis- '• ind instructed, have made ^ ink R. R.190 alsify the classification of second class spring Keene, member of Seaside Grange No. 243, P. of blaok. < if the accounts and vouchers of the 10 nail matter and to make false statements who died at H.; i inction of being the first lady Noble Grand hooks, ■«« A. R.159 Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Cummings, be it at Russell, elative to the circulation of the therefore, When the first gun was fired Fort ! of said for the magazins That in his death Seaside n the country. Response by letter was re- reasurer city municipal D.154 her borne in Monday afternoon, Resolved, Grange uuu IVV1 nuu uuu luitu oii\/u u staples, vitli intent to defraud the government and Prospect j»/u juui and "J has met with a distinct and the 1 from Mrs. Florence rear and find the accounts as stated, Albert 1'. Colson, D.155 be secoud charging conspiracy to make Feb. 10th, after an illness of only three loss, memory sad but tearful farewell, there were others seived Cook, Neihart, ; I "tt i). h. R.120 of his many good qualities will ever be fresh heard the call. Mrs. Louise ve do hereby certify that the same are cor- Carter, Use returns as to the weight of the seconed weeks, 13 years, 4 months, 9days. Al- who, too, Montana; Davis, Foxcroft, lM aged in our hearts. There was one who her own the : O um W. R.69 < ilass matter. The trial was begun on Feb. paid expenses Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. ecti v stated and properly added and Wiley, her illness was brief, her sufferings Resolved, That the of Belfast has lost Me.; Davis, Lynn, 1 link K. D. 44 I 15. though city to Washington, visited the sick and wound- have Clark, an and honorable and his Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Portland, lecessary vouchers for payments were great. She was loved by all, a partic- upright citizen, ed, held the reviving cup to many a parched Mass.; Dyer, mas 87 L. Shute, D. associates a true and faithful friend. the death from a Miss llariiet L. >eeu and verified and the receipts favorite of old as well as and lip, wiped damp mauy He.; Furbish, Meriden, presented ■ N Saver R.83 SUIT AGAINST C. E. BICKNELL. ular young, That the heartfelt of y, Resolved, sympathy cold brow, and after all was over wrote vouched for.” They were satisfied to all her lonn.; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hanson, Stou- luly endeared herself by cheerful our members is extended to the sorrowing home to the dear ones the last words of ■U WARD CLERK. Geo. E. ;hat the treasurer had nothing to explain. Claiming that the foreman employed by manners. The widow and child in this, their great afflic- one was Bar- ngton, Me.; Keyes, Middleboro, F disposition and funeral their noble dead. That Clara not the who was and may their be sustained Cross Mrs. Edith Mayor llanson had both treasurer’s Jharles E. Bicknell of Rockland, ceremonies were held at her home on Thurs- tion, spirits by ton, president of the American Red Hass.; Potter, Lowell, Mass.; without whose not even a E. R. .198 Him, knowledge But she was not the only woman Hiss Frances A. md finance committee’s reports for these Perkins, .rying to launch the schooner Abana at Kev. I. H. W. Wharff of Winter- Society. Sargent, Gorham, Me.; day p. m., sparrow falls to the ground. who to win the battle for right, for If lie did not j r. Townsend, R.160 3ass knew about helped Hiss Flossie Mass.; Mrs. ,wo years presented to him. Harbor, nothiug dynamite The flower offerings were Resolved. That our charter be draped for of the sex in her Wagner, Milford, H. D.152 port, officiating. many gentler followed of over | Darby, ordered him to and it into a that these resolutions be Custina Belfast. A of mow what became of this deficiency ind try pound in abundance, and she was beautifully laid thirty days, spread footsteps. Wilson, history | nd Knowlton, D...... 155 our a sent to the which the finance committee their lole which had been drilled in a rock (the upon records, copy family I will say in behalf of the 0. Gardner Surora Lodge, which wasjinstituted in 1876, tiiOO bj Mi. Smalley, R.119 to rest in a white couch casket adorned with of the and also to The | deceased, Republican and the citizens of West Win- iwo never went into esult being severe injuries to the plaintiff Grange loyal was read by Mrs. Henry L. Clough, who report acknowledged R. 68 flowers. Following is a list of those who Journal lor publication. that we it an houor and J Merriam, Thomas A. terport, esteem as chief when the explosion occurred), ) wore one ofjthe original collars of the Lodge, lie city treasury, it was up to him II. Monroe, I). 45 contributed: A and wreath from A. If. Ktantial, Committee privilege to entertain your association to- jawne of New Zealand, a sailor on the pillow lie did J. F. Wilson, > on and we all to r. Lee Patterson a solo. sxeeutive of the to find out. If -'*• E. D. 87 father a of flowers day hope you may be spared gave saxophone city | Michaels, Abana, has brought suit against Bicknell the and mother; bouquet Mrs. G. G. Resolutions 1'. 85 Abbott, ) meet with us many, many times and 1 as- D. a which let him he cares to. Gilmore, R. for $10,000 damages. This suit has been from Leslie Fred Wal- Henry Clough gave recitation mow, explain—if Cunningham, Copp, sure you these few words are as sincere and 1 v“tes cast: Ward 1, 426, 6 de- tiled in the United States Circuit Court and After a long and restful sleep Dirigo was given on a like occasion thirty years ter tlarriman and Harvard Hardman, who mean as much as I should a •:'i '•!, : 10 Ward Lhe schooner has been attached. A suit though expend ct tie A 122, defective; 3, Grange, Freedom, has awakened full of assure igo. the intermission which fol- 1 he Influence D. .R. 1 acted as 13 from her half hour’s effort in the attempt to Luring Me; Ward 4, 113; Ward 5, 178, 5 based on the same grounds has also been pall-bearers; pinks strength and vigor to perform her duties to you of a real welcome. owed fruit and cake were served. i "tal number of votes cast: 1314. Sled against Charles E. Bicknell and G. R. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Cummings punch the best of her The regular It is fitting perhaps to repeat in closing The presence in our city of the Daughters McDonough of St. Martin's, New Brunswick, 13 William ability. meeting V one-act farce, “An Interrupted Proposal,” pinks from Pert, North Conway, the words of him to whom you looked dur- ; if the American Revolution brings to mind the owner of the schooner, for $10,000 in the was held March 7th, with a * Arlo was the successful “tw N. of from Mrs. G. Saturday, large four for >y Bates, closing ;he influence which this has CURE FOR- STOMACH. State court in Knox county which is return- H.; bouquet pinks W_ ing weary years guidance—Abra- organization attendance, and the following program was ham the American Libera- eature of a ve*y pleasant eveuing. on the in this It was not ible at the April term. These suits have Silver; pinks from Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ginn; Lincoln, great had public city. * well carried out: the read- tor : io ago that an audience did not Bowes & Co. both been brought through Attorney Wil- of from Mr. and Mrs. Eu singing by choir; many years Give The Journal Read- bouquet tulips “it is rather for us to be dedicated to the to the Star but liam II. Gulliver of Portland,who is Gawne’s ing by Henry McCorrison;question, “Which A MARINE WONDER. respond Spangled Banner, ers a geue 13 from Tem- task before that we dull indeed must be the Chance to Try it. Bounsel. Barnes; pinks Prospect great remaining us, low gathering has >the greater influence in an up-to-date may highly resolve that these dead shall where the individuals do not Mr. Bicknell declines to make any state- ple Pythian Sisters. The parents have the The Chester fulfilled the expectations of immediately knows when, people have or not have died in that this nation un- at the or of [‘"body ex- grange, the brothers the sisters?”opened vain, -ise to their feet playing singing ment at this time in regard to the cases, of the in their afflic- made more than two and a ai,‘ ; indigestion, sick headaches, sympathy community der God shall have a new birth of freedom, lath and half ;hat National harmony. The members of the to make a general denial of the respon- by Sister Susan J. Flye, followed by Sisters spells, distress after eating, sept tion. and that this of the an hour better than Wadsworth of the I). A. epCr/^y He is A. S. Sarah government people, by ] cnots speed required Elizabeth Chapter n,, ami the many other sibility charged. represented by Nellie McGray, Annie Murch, Vose, the shall not ■ to about the ‘“' symptoms people, for the people perish K. were the first bring change, li troubles Littlefield.—Rockland Courier-Gazette. >y the construction contract. la! and have found the Mrs. Catherine Lee widow of Emma Rusher, Henrietta Johnson, Carrie from the earth.” (applause.) md one may always be sure that the Drown, The of the trim racer on her today Powerless, Anuie Clement and Annie in of performance irst women who rise to their feet in any lerl, Hllrs THE CITY ELECTIONS. Lowell Mason Drown, passed away at the Johnson, Libby Pres. Stinson then responded behalf oi„ ’'liauee for The Journal readers ifficial trial was a splendid climax to the ludience where the Star Spangled Banner her aud Brothers J H. Vose, J. W. the W. C. A. in a few i. with weak stomaeh to test home of son, Frank H. Drown, Tileston by Libby, V. appropriate words, sareer of the Bath Iron Works in the are members of this '/Her>k pro- s sung or played, patri- of loss new were held in Judson a,, / the prescription, Municipal elections Monday Avenue, Mattapan, Mass., March 4th, after D. R. McGray, B. F. Foster, Hall, expressing his appreciation of the courte- luction of fast naval vessels. In succession >tic organization. It was not so many years 1 ‘or, for indigestion that has met Bangor, Biddeford and Brewer. was decided works the its fastest an enthusiastic mem- Augusta, an illness of several months. She sustain- and Frank Clement. It by a sies that had thus far been extended. He be gave navy torpedo igo that one woman, success wherever it has been In Plaisted was re-elected li Augusta Mayor that the sisters bad the >oat, fastest monitor and fastest battleship, aer of the society, found herself standing a branches of ed a slight shock last while large majority especially praised the bugle calls and relat- by reduced plurality and both September go- ind is now nearly ready to deliver to the done, but she bravely held to her principles which the are divided. influence. Then a fine treat was ed an incident in his of the sad- oie ,ij '1l"*ent, strengthens the city government equally ing from Belfast to Boston and had failed greater army life iepartment the fastest warship in the world ind stood until the whole audience gasped so that stomach elected a and and tin i'8VTe.^system the Brewer Republican mayor since then. Mrs. Drown was a furnished by Sisters Eva Tyler Emma dest roil call he ever when more than mtside the torpedo boat class. The latter he of the act, and rose as one * itbout gradually beard, significance 4, | j any distress is sold by Bity government. Bangor re-elected the read one of ;itle carries with it the woman of rare a fine Clement and Susan J. Flye her half his had been cut down. speed championship lerson.—Portland Express. d * Co. under a guarantee to re- mayor by a record majority, swept four personality, cultured, regiment the vessels of the ||J, read a among ocean-going world, The above is interesting in if the does not do wards clean and got all three Councilmen artist and had been a brilliant woman original poems. Sister Murch paper The choir then sang on particluarly ttia> remedy very the “Tenting tonight For the Lusitania and Mauretania, fastest rl claimed for it. in ward 7. have a of ten on on current events, after which choir dew of the fact that there is a movement They majority in her day. She had been noted for her the the Old Camp Ground,” which was follow- if the world’s merchantmen, have been sur- but 30o. a a Demo- a fine selection and 1 du „„f“8ts box, and one box joint ballot. Biddeford elected gave very Grange by the fleet oruiser which came home in foot to establish a of the D. A, r6al kindness and generosity. Mueh of her life was closed in due form, all going home ed by a very fine recital by Miss Elva Clark passed chapter g"0<:l than a dozen-boxes cratic mayor by 16 plurality and the Demo- ;o Bath in irdi,J',rjlarj triumph Wednesday.—The Bath R. in this digestive tablets. 2wl0 crats carried six of the seven wards. h*d been spent in New York. Mrs. Drown feeling happy. of the poem entitled “The Little Bronze invil. city. STOCKTON HARBOR SEARSPORI TERMINAL SOU N DINGS MEAN A ’A J l'< HEAD 9* FT MEAN LOW WATER C FRONT OF WHARF *0.2-2571 WHARF NO.? T All ROUND j g. -cilPE OFV/HAP.- M2 .0" D ~20f F KIDDER'S POINT WHARF-18 FT. MEAN LOW WATER FT. N0.2-I600 FT K0.3V I 00 FT ♦ KIDDER’S. fl* v 07,-1 i.’F V. ,-..LKH LAO -1750 RAAD AVt fir' o OPPt y CCA PAN y. POSTON. HASS

li- a about four miles tli ! forcl extension. This line is about 28 are of steel with cement or stone abut- ! ready for trains and should prove Junction of the Stockton Harbor and The stretch of main line from North- [ has Searsport merits. The is across the convenience for the movement of West Seboeis, the party \loRg the Bangor & Aroostook Railroai ern Maine Junction to South ; miles in length and extends northerly largest bridge j great Terminal of the & Aroostook Lagrange as it is not a as far as adistam Bangor I from and reaches the River and is 605 feet long. heavy freight traffic, only Ripogenus, This illustration is has been double tracked this season. South Lagrange Piscataquis the wot Railroad. splendid over Schoodie stream shorter route but. avoids tiie heavy 35 miles. As to when The past year was an era of expansioi The distance between these is ! main line midway between Schoodic There is a bridge i from a by Bert Poole, the ac- points the Can- at and Sehoodie. It struetion is to commence on design Trites land West Seboeis.-' Not has this 75 feet long and a bridge over grades Brownville with the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad and is reproduced in about 2?> miles and contractor only train it j compiished artist, Medford Extension been but a-Tan Pacific Railway about 75 ft. the is anticipated the only passenger gash Extension, depends in this issue. completed the double tracking so that completed and This big transportation system, whicl half tone I| above the C. P. roadbed being in to run over the extension this winter on tlie money maiket the new was for service about four miles on the main line be- height At Northern Maine Junction the trackage ready 1 train South La- I knows that the final has been such a factor in tin tween West and the Medford ti e of 25 ft. The principal sta- will he a’mixed leaving general prominent Railroad lias made in the early fall, thus proving a great Seboeis vicinity i : Bangor & Aroostook the new line is Medford on in the forenoon and returning tions have not of late been of Northern in the of both Extension has been double tion along grange j1 development Maine, during this season extensive A convenience moving pas- junction late after- to new railroad improvements. of new tl e river and the opening to to South Lagrange in the enterprise- stalls 80 teet senger and freight trains. This double tracked. In all about 57 miles Piscataquis 1007 expended in the v icinity of *1,750, ! roundhouse with eight means much to wonderful territory that tt i to a track was laid by the Bangor & Aroos- transportation facilities noon. I and a 7o foot turn table lias been tracking gave employment large a sur- is to traverse at 000 in improvements, exclusive of im deep the and industries , In addition to new contraction Extension with a force of workmen while construction took Railroad during 1P07. present prospective I constructed. A pumping plant is eleven miles from has been in tire held struetion will open up vast : portant additions to its rolling stool was in The Medford Extension was con- ol' Medford. 1J veying party water tank of too,non gallon capacity progress. to Medford and four- the open season making a tions which are now depot- equipment. A of workmen was also structed in the same substantial manner South Lagrange throughout has also been put in. A large track large army Aibensh Exte-u the water as their mean on miles farther is another station, survey of the proposed only There was recently issued from tin in and througho ut theseason push- that characterises all new work this teen | scale has also been put many kept busy The exU nsion is now sion. Starting in at Medford Extension press of the Rand ('on the work of the Med- most The bridges Rand Cove. portation. Avery Supply i iew tracks have been laid. ing along" building progressive system. a bird’s view illustrativ< pany large eye __—.—— several days last week.....R. I. Morse, E. q 14 REPUBLICAN SLATE UONVENIWN of Helfast spent a few days with his parents County Correspondence. WILL BE HELD IN THE our Next Interest Pt aol last week.Miss Gladys Skidmore and \ Beginning at 30, 1908, MADE rHF DEAF [Deferred. J Miss Inez Quigg are at home from Castine Armory, Portland, Thursday, April BELMONT. Normal school lor the spring vacation. at 1 30 o’clock p. m., j We Pay Frank Morse and son Frank of Waterville Last Friday night the Eureka Cornet Hand Lor the purpose of selecting six candidates are at John \Y. Morse’s for a short stay. gave an informal complimentary party to for electors of President and Vice l’re blent ONE MINUTE Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Allen who are the young people of the village. Dancing HEAR IN wood, four at to the United States, and delegates were in a I the winter in Belfast, was enjoyed in Ilall St. George and de- On spending large and four alternates to attend the Na- Savings Deposits. town the first of the week — Quite a num- licious oyster supper was served in Crock tional Republican Convention to be held in 4% ber of our attended the dance ett’s ilall. About fifty people were present young people the city of Chicago, in the State of Illinois, and all feel to the band f< 1 Given at Lincolnville Beach last Saturday evening. very grateful of and Remarkable Demonstration by Chicago's Strange on Tuesday, the lbth day June, 1908, John \Y. Morse carried them down with his having given them such a pleasant evening. the transacting of any other business that Bank. .Ray Neal of Waldo is in town looking it. National big span of horses. may properly come before Megunticook Before Immense Throng. after the lumber he cut earlier in the sea- The basis of representation will be as fol- Philanthropist lows: Each town and will MONTYILLF. son.Ola Nelson has been confined to the city, plantation be entitled to one delegate, and tor every 75 CAMDEN, MAINE. S. A. are haul- house with the giip. Allen Knowlton is for C. Atkinson and B. Wing votes cast for the Republican candidate '] ami ing cord wood for W. P. Jones from the Mur- also quite ill with the same disease. >r. Governor in 1900 an additional delegate, of Well-Known Man With a few ot 7;> immense Parasite From System our a for each fraction of 40 votes in excess Removes ray lot to Liberty for use in the taunery.... W. L. Cargill, local dentist, has ha I I an additional \ acancies in in i L residence.Mrs. votes, delegate. * There is a big rush of lumber to the mills telephone placed town or $50,000 Peculiar Medicine.—Refuses Pay for Services. 1 lie delegation of any cit\, planta- CAPITAL, Doses of Samuel J), has to ol' the I now. ...F. C. Lucas of West Searsmont has vey gone 11}de Dark, tion can only be tilled bj resident OOJ exist. completed his contract of hauling 300 cords Mass to visit her daughter-\v. J. Gree- county in which the vacancies have that back in over il»- ! would not take.S5,0(;0 and to the inii 1 in South Montville-Mrs. Nel- ley has sold his pair ol tine heavy colts to the anteroom of the Armory at 12 80 oVIock President. (iUY CARLCTON, Cash Chic.iko.-Special.—Exeitemeul ! iny again.” JOSHUA ADAMS, L T. i'uui'ei vuiituuK-s system lie liarliman has returned from llus-all lieideu ol* Palermo.idle friends of the conventn-n 'or the manee.u•> cures oi A wiihatouch of was relat- Freedom, ! p. m. on the day >iury pathos < <•■■■ u 11'»lm t c! is of Mrs. IJ attic are to know of tli-J credenti,to! vet ed b\ a gentleman conver-Pit with the facts where she was nursing.VY. F. Tobey (hough glad purpose receiving ciowds tli it has r t-» !)•* 1 One l the hugest nature nf the that ■.lie is once more aide to die out. gates. A delegate in old. visit* YPOINT. for the grand ball ou Friday night. All are 15*07 an eai ing, ca n- SSKTS niiCEMBKi; 31, tlemen, w ; vMii lie noticed eairyu.g of ed for the purpose of nominating 5" come was oistoited by the ravages disea-e, s. was forward to a time as it w ii be ei ioi him F. IIarriman in looking great estate. ti p* ■, ; motion*.*! More and askeu Bangor Saturday (iate for (rcverimr. Real ol a caller; at tho* Public Drug loans. a -a !>•■ 'tiled a few p" on Sarah re- -lire close of the school without r* .: :o ; MorTaage h a! d. )’ drops Mr. but he was out and the business.Miss Homer has dancing taught by Ail eiectors of Maine, ;.'d and then for Cooper, in th email (pi;• i into the.man's ear.-, Prof. at nex! •! affiliations, who beii-ve ; lilt e woman turned away, resignedly, but turned to her home in Franklin after a two Brown_Meeting the church pa political Stoid-;s .iml bonds .. t: • in lor a moment. Stepping | and en- \ riihben -fitly of the Republican j ty < -Hire and bank- sad.s March with in the principle." 1 ash in oi ;ance of tut11 y disappointed. weeks’ visit with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Minday, Sill, preaching to { p ard to dorse its are cordially inv'.-d !I wlaiiee*. To* her it was another stroke of mis- j policies, A. is’ m . .. Kev. E. E. Morse and a social to I have the in j, 1 : in an (.nlii.:iry c.ntvf-r.siition- to- Snowman- Miss Nettie Stafford of .Sher- morning by unite under this call in electing delegate." Hills wwivaMe. A bought snr- fortune, and -he turned her weary steps *'• ■ mu. r mi V" A look oi j Interest and rents a.! t<■'!<-. ,n little a sick hu.-bami man visited Miss Vera Hollins several meeting in the evening.Friends of Mrs. this convention. s ward the home, where j days ..... over the limit State Committee. in the fir „ijM. |Ki,j|it >jir.jiut wa- her return, ut her of ,1. of Per order, Republican 00 M. L. Mitchell hear awaiting disap- ; last week.Rev. T. II. Derrick and wife Viola Lamson, wife K. Lamson Gross assets..$791.150 ■ 1 can you Sktii M. Chairman fuc- ;i> :ii.»»ert-ii,"V«s, it ment was of short duration, for Cooper I Carter, poi leil Friday morning for their home in An- Sherman’s Corner, were pained to hear of ... Pyron Secretary. 00 Derfectly." lal was ju.-t then coining up the street. Noting l>OYi), Admitteil assets. $791,150 | 1 liege: tleineu was W. W. Wat niter, j dover, Me.Mrs. Oiive Merrill Sat- her death, which occurred last Friday night. 1908. the careworn look and halting step, he spent Lewiston, February 22, LIABlLt.Tl KS DECEMBER 31, 1907. Mr. Warriner stated that \\. lM: 11 street. her care- Mrs. Lamson was much'liked flic came quick!} forward and as>isied urday in Bangor.II. M. Griffin, who has by people I had m-*-n deaf for ten years, lie said: Net mirai.l Trus il. he a lew .i',’V1 Mitchell & i w..s fully over the crossing. By kind!}, been in northern two re- in the and will tie missed, l nearned •“<) t» h ] realized that Maine for months, community' sadly Laxative is sold under a premiums “Some years ago that she Oliuo .. became we!i-uiircted questions, he learned Foley’s All other labiliti 1< and naturally arrived home.N. C. Tiie funeral was held with inter- to Cure ro3,S5u8 l'? sing my hearing, had been to call upon Mr. Cooper to secure cently Partridge Tuesday positive guarantee constipation, Surplus over all liabilities. 530,8 often to say -- aim nied about it. I had ment is stomach trouble, or any 0 luile me Pcpie for her sick husband, w'ho bad joined steamer Stockton last week as stew- ut East Palermo.Mildred Ayer sick headache, W 1 to the one that 1 was conversing with, If it the maun-1 lia ilities and surplus ... $791,15000 been id for a long rime, unable to provide in Palermo. form of indigestion. fails, Total and will continue the bu and it would ard. lie has been at home for several weeks visiting more ‘l .ease a little louder,’ facfUrers refund your money. What kl A lielfast. Me. speak what even the barest necessities for his little j jAS. 1*AH >ON, Agents, often octui that! would miss hearing on account of illness... Mrs. Meralda Pierce one do. R. II. family. FORTUNE FROM OLD LOVER. can any Moody. the same lines at the old was said entirely. Within the past year in i he poor woman w as greatly astonished spent several days Bangor last week. INSURANCE 1 ad ear drums oi two different GERMAN-AMERICAN CO., have patent when she found that she was talking to Mr. of into blit foi all the Mrs. Sarah Willey Hampden is visiting Feb. 4. After lost makes fitted my ears, Cooper himself. He assisted her back to Denver, having NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. did 1 as well have relatives here.Mrs. Jennie and for a score of all trace of a sweet- good they me, might the her not only with Payne years Phoenix Row «uug store, supplied ASSETS DECEMBER 31y 1907. thrown my money away. the required medicines, hut also with a Miss Blanche Payne of Somerville, Mass., heart of her girlhood days, Mrs. Ilenry They “Then 1 heard of Mr. Cooper and came to Real estat-. * generous handful of silver, and sent her arrived train 24th, called here V. Rothberger was surprised today to his treatment. 1 am entirely satisfied. by February Mortisage 1-ans. !. try home with a heart and smiles receive word from California be 1 1 flood low even if 1 light shining the death of Mr. Blanchard... that Stocks and bonds. work, price 1 could not hear my watch tick, of by Shepherd J:; through tears. That night a big basket had her When 13 Cash in office and bank.. it close to ear; now I can hear it at bequeathed $20,000. -o held my was left at the little home, and it There will be preaching in the church March Maintain balances 1 can groceries Mrs. then Miss Agents’ deal for a and my head feels clear. I years old, Rothberger, a-'Mo/ .-ed tirely broken dow n and I began to fee! as if Ciement, follows. could exist in the human system. and the above we are indebted r: der such abuse and sickness INSURANCE COM* Y life was not worth living. 1 bad tried.dif- troduced a pleasant solution of tiie difficulty clipping, AGRICULTURAL \\ inkier is a well-known elec.rician, Such errors be- bv a Mr. ferent medicines, but all to no avail. Noth- to a kind friend in Mrs. Ada may quickly righted WAUdlTOWN, N. ^ at IMi Hast Ohio .street. In by bringing into the town-house a barrel of Chicago, flit- living speaking to me i did not know f. w doses of the “L. IS” Atwood’s ing seemed help and 1 907 of his ience he said : soda and a whole v. auj nit it- iuui tun. ASSETS DECEMBER 31, expei what it was to have a well or happy day. crackers, cheese, giving ters. They sweeten stomach, cleanse the \ 1 s have more or less -‘1 227 «:n “For live ea I been in the a bounteous Real estate ..■$ •‘One evening l was reading papers everyone wiio would partake '■owels, arouse liver, and purify blood. O.ss «•-< 1 have had severe headaches, Mortgage loans. | complaining. what great results Cooper's New Discovery free for which received a gen- The Maine Battle Flags. loans.- 40i.s 13 and anv l’oml that 1 would eat would nau- lunch, they Collateral and Belief were accomplishing in Quick was Stocks ami bonds... 1,13'.','■o.-s o.j seate me. 1 would have bad dreams almost erous vote of thanks when the meeting In Chicago, and i made up my mind to give < isli in office and bank. .. 229.317 would me A writer in one of the .Maine ex- Insurance ^ every .gl:*, dizzy spells compel a and if were what the called to order again. The town voted to American Central Company, ; balances.. 251.2.74 < be- them trial, they to be much disturbed Agents’ to woi k. black spots would appear changes seems by lot* rest aud rents. 35. lo:» 92 quit papers said they were, why then 1 would take advantage of chapter 112, public laws St Louis, Mo. fore * when over and aris- a which lias come to bis ears All other assets. 2,6* 1 97 1113 3es stooping receive some benefit. report the surely of so as to receive State aid in ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1907. I1 I would feel tired most of 1907, perma- of which is that the old ing quick 3. ‘\>o I some of the medicine and and the tenor >< <><» to purchased ... tiim ; in tact, I have had no life in me nent of our State road. It rotunda of Collateral loans..-...§ 703,00 00 Gross assets. $2,870,0 after the first few days 1 noticed that my improvement liattie flags in the the State items not admitted... 152,572 96 of for the last live years. I tried Stocks and bonds. 3,080.035 oo Deduct speak | sleep was more restful ami that the pain iu was voted to have Allen Goodwin copy the House “are to be taken out, lixed over Bank. 52 various and one in Cash in Office and '-08,370 tre.wtments, physician was so on assets. 10 my limbs not bad. I kept using of the as the old one is and in the of the State Balances...... 450,014 09 Admitted §2,717,477 iSt. Louis was recommended to me and I plan town, getting placed cupola Agents’ the medicine and after two weeks I had LIABILITIES DECEMBER 1907. i as so much disturbed in fact that 31, was under his treatment for some time, never very indistinct. Officers were elected House;” 01 nearly recovered my health. 1 can Gross Assets.$5,108,025 Net losses..§ 95.073 96 but as usual I obtained no relief. li. he has submitted a remonstrance in unpai I I say enough about these medicines, for I follows: Moderator,!), Plummer; Clerk, Unearned piemiutns. 1,575,438 4o ‘•.So asked me to try the verse. Where he received the informa- Admitted Assets.$5,108,025 01 many people 1 never to see a well day again, and Assessors and Over- All other liabilities. 35,347 39 1 decided to do so, and expected C. N. Allen; Selectmen, Cooper preparation life with tion that the old Hags were to be LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1907. Cash 600.00i oo awful ! here lam enjoying my friends, Herbert F. W. S. placed capital after it for a few days this seers of poor, Jackson, < ver all liabilities.. 51 1,617 30 using and all due to the wonderful New Discovery. in the cupola of the State Capitol is a Net Unpaid Losses..$ 172,098 87 Surplus That’s what our Coal i from my system. I feel much J. 3\vl 0 thing passed “I want to say that it is the greatest Mehuren aud J. J. Clement; Treasurer, as .nothing of the kind has Unearned Premiums. 2,035,936 55 | better and I want to say right here mystery, 09 Total liabilities and surplus.§2,717,477 10 already, remedy in the world, for it has made me a C. School Committee for 3 E. been or intended. The in- All other Liabilities. 69,113 Coal as was ever mined, that I Mr. a hundred times Carey; years, published, Cash uO i’ATTKE & Belfast, Me thank' Cooper well woman where all others failed.” Capital. 2,000,ouo JAS. SON, Agents, for his medicine lias done for me. 1 li. Bean; Auditor, F. A. Cushman; Collector tention regarding the proposed treat- Surplus over all Liabilities. 830,877 10 what from slate and dirt as it i aud F. A. Cushman: Road Com- ment of the battle Hags is that of pre- PILES! PILES! Py.ES! Constable, Total Liabilities and Surplus. $5,103,025 61 A CARD. serving them so that they may be pre- PROVIDENCE WASINGTON INS. CO., Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will cure missioners, (for 1 year), G. S. Lowell, F. A. FIELD & QUIMP.Y, Agents, to get Coal. Carefully all are vented from further decay. The Hags This is to certify that druggists Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles, it Cushman aud W. Choate; Truant 3wl0 Bellast, Maine. Providence, It. 1., George will be so far as is and authorized to refund your money if Foley's absorbs the tumors, allays itching at once, repaired possible and every ton a full ton. or Officer, R. W. Howard. The school com- the cases much as ASSETS DECEMBER 31 1907. Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough acts as a poultice, gives instant relief. Wil- re-arranged in very E. A. cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs liams’ iiid’an Pile Ointmeut is prepared mittee held a meeting and elected at present, after which the cases will be COMMISSIONERS’ NOTICE. Stocks and Bonds. $2,126,697 00 should it not be a cold. Why and prevents serious results from for* Piles and itching of the private parts. Davis schools, made as air-tight as possible, in Cash in Office and Banks. 129,813 80, supervisor. Appropriations: nearly the Balances. 837,354 10 I Cures la grippe coughs and prevents pneu- Sold by druggists; mail 50c and $1 00. Wil- of air and also The undersigned, having been appointed by Agents’ of town officers’ order that a circulation ... us with no $585.10; support poor, $450; Hon. of Probate Court for the County Bills Receivable 29,349 87 success? Try monia and consumption. Contains liams' Co., Cleveland, 0. .Judge M’f'g, Props., the of dust may be of on eleventh of A Interests at d Rents .. ... 10,192 98 is in a ellow $400; Insane Hospital bills, $450; high- settling prevented. Waldo, the; day February. ( opiates. The genuine y pack- bills, ! to receive and ex-, R. II. And the writer of the article and verses D. 19C8, commissioners order, and you will cen age. Refuse substitutes. Moody. and bridges, $1,600; permanent im- amine the claims the estate of Gross Assets. 2,633,408 05 ways referred to rest assured that the against Benjamin is stated from the office of the road may N.Cookscn, late of Monroe, in said County, de- I)ea net items not admitted. 1,223 24 It provement of State road, $50.50; winter sacred to those who Coal that will please y MH£ IT ; old flags are as ceased, represented insolvent,hereby give notice THF ::.mnR£» Secretary of State that the total cost of for 1907 incidental 81 bills 8, $400; expenses, instituted the movement towards pre- that six months from the date of said appoint- Admitted Assets.$2,632,184 the enforcement commission created by of schoolhouses and school ment are allowed the said creditors in which to quality and price. KEN.- 1>Y’S LAXATIVF $150; repairs them as they are to the men LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1907. the Sturgis law, passed by the Legisla- serving present and prove their claims, and that they will $400; tuition of pupils out of town, wlio carried or marched under them.— be in session on the fourteenth of March, A. COUGH SYRUP ture of from the of this supplies, day Net Unpaid Losses. .S 214,146 60 1905, beginning house* D. 1908, and the tenth day of August, A. D. 1908, first of this month is $200; to repair North Ridge meeting Kennebec Journal. Unearned Premiums. 1,697,488 41 year to the $2357.- at the office of W. P, Thompson, in Belfast, in 560,000 00 torment ol amount Cash Capital. fl “Suffered and night the fines and in Total appropriated, $4,885.60 said 90 day 23, while the fees collected $200. County. overall Liabilities .. .. 220,549 THE SWAN & 8IBLBY of Surplus itching piles. Nothing helped me until ] amount to Indigestion. Dated this twenty-fourth day February,1908. 3wl0 the same period $3405.72, *K •wVlv nHnlFor * Relieves WILLIAM P. used Doan’s Ointment. It cured me perma- LIBERTY. sour stomach THOMPSON, Total Liabilities and Surplus.$2,632,184 81 MAINS which leaves a balance of $1048.49 as MARK >. STILES, HKLFAST, | nently.”—Don. John K. Garrett, Mayor, of the heart. Digests what you eat* I W. Stockton Me as this is concerned. Game Warden Walter 1. Neal was in town palpitation 3w9* Commissioners. Jos. Hamlin, Agt. Springs, Girard, Ala. far year i im w j&AKoiun NlW YO..K rAonHiN\ un v From Washington. M. B. Smith of Belfast gives the fol- jetter CAUSE AND Oy,. lowing answer to the question whether NEW TRIMMINGS. FLOWERS. TAFFETA RI3BJN. Journal.) MILLINERY. CROWNS. it to breed farm mares to .•iivlto The Kepublican TAILOR SUITS. pays trotting THIN FABRICS. MIRETTE. JACKETS. bred stallions: “It LX C., March 9. Al- does, providing you •- ., vgton, of Tlie \\ \ OF APPENDICITIS Journal.] l successful till along into ously Helped by the Tonic Treatment. pockets of the rogues. Hence there relieve the worst forms of Rheuma- with has been in the interests of w hen the visiting parties of To \\ omen approach their fortieth year devised, | tism, take a teaspoon!ul of the following these frauds and swindlers, a bill to Leu become worry and uncertainty, for the manner in Baker & Ltd. very numerous, mixture after each meal and at bedtime: stop the “fraud-order” activities of the Waiter Co., Extract one-half ounce; which they pass that crisis determines the greetings to the President Fluid Dandelion, j Post Office. Last year this effort was Established 1780 DORCHESTER, MASS. mid one health of their after-life. this most 11 Comp Kargon, ounce; Compound j During but this year it ap- loo long. three ounces. happily defeated, Syrup Sarsaparilla, important time in the life of a woman, her with much stronger visitors are sure to These harmless ingredients cau he ob- | pears backing. -- “go aim should be to build and bunco art- ! our home and are ! whole up Every medical quack, every ■ taiiied from druggists, Treasury Department, I easily mixed by shaking them well ill a j strengthen her system to meet the unusual ist with stock to sell in an imaginary felt from the nonnf lvnLlin rirrlit In nrntupf inn in hands, ous waste matter and uric acid, which ing this critical period in a weak, run-dow n mg tied in a All causes Rheumatism. against this class of swindlers? One up bundle. and nervous condition. A touic medicine As Rheumatism is not only the most pain- should be understood, that nool children have a is one that builds the blood and, for this tiling clearly Could not very ful and torturous disease, but dangerous to up bill i Buy- the experience of thousands of the passage of the anti fraud order Washington and life, this simple recipe will no doubt be purpose, visiting women has shown that Dr. Williams’ Pink means to a particularly skilful species greatly valued by many sufferers here at mi to remember their trip a Pills have no of swindler a license to operate through home, who should at once prepare the mix- equal. Mrs Murt.liM Dtumis. of West. Cedar the mails.—Ladies’ Home Journal for Roding, Ga. August 27, 1906. ture to get this relief. | street, Mich., is one who owes DeWitt A It is said that a who should take Kalamazoo, March. ; Mbssrs. E. G. Go., person her health to this treatment. She W--.S hill, which the House is a or two says: Ills. Ii this regularly, dose and who Chicago, prescription “I suffered for a year with weakness, en- Yes, every Congressman at wnen or even a few times a week, would Gentlemen:— ring intervals, daily, which almost made me frantic. In 1897 I had a disease of the stomach or dis- during pains votes for such a measure will be open never have serious Kidney Urinary told me it was ■■■> bills to be Kidneys were weak, 1 had pains in my and bowels. Some physicians { appropriation orders or Rheumatism. My to the of in For loins and back and could hardly stoop over suspicion being sympathy, Dyspepsia, some Consumption of the Lungs, Sprains •s m part the work of Cut this out and preserve it. Good others said consumption of the Bowels. One Repre- or lift liver was torpid and if not in with these swin- Rheumatism prescriptions which really anything. My partnership, physician said I would not live until Spring, cents a bottle of Lee’s from your dealer, containing liurleigb of the third district my and the whites of my eyes on a little 25 buys relieve are scarce indeed, and when you complexion who rob the and those of and for four long years I existed liniments for I had of the heart, my dlers, poor soda doctors' double the amount can get of other It is one of the need want it Our druggists yellow. palpitation boiled milk, biscuits, prescrip- nearly you earlybirds it, you badly. severe headaches. I that flooded 1 will either these in- limbs ached and I had limited means. tions and Dyspepsia remedies Your dealer has Lee’s in stock. ** 1 because it for here say they supply the market. I could not anything the money. 'Mi, provides to was troubled with chills, followed by digest gredients or make the mixture ready I ate, and in the Spring 1902 I picked up Maine. I''1: of two fevers, and would have to go to bed. I could SWEET CO., Bangor, | census lltlO, quite if auy of our readers so prefer. REED REDIVIOUS. one of your Almanacs as a poor emaciated CALDWELL Props. fcl1 take, I not rest at and was unable to remem- night Dyspepsia wreck will grasp at anything, and Ointment relieves and heals quickly. '"'ii). The compilation of a cen- ber I was weak, irritable, nerv- Sweet’s Carbolic promptly anything. Uis Four-masted Schooner Victory. that Almanac happened to be my life saver. ous and a KODOL 10 cts. arge undertaking and this Rockland discouraged. I bought fifty cent bottle of DYS- Yarn-Spinners. “After several months of suffering I was William H. Reed, who undertook to PEPSIA CURE and the benefit I received eminent must have some advised by a friend to try Dr. Williams’ establish a plant at the from that bottle ALL THE GOLD IN shipbuilding COULD NOT BUY. I on ilerks and other The contest for Capt. Charles Hall’s Pink Pills and the benefit I received from and GEORGIA kept employes j Northend a few years ago, who taking it and months I went back to liar’s license is steaming along under the first fewr boxes was remarkable. I was ir^two ! "tv at work in the census j subsequently built a four-master at my work, as a machinist, and in three months SEEDS John W. Malo- cured much sooner than I hoped and have was well and I still use a little oc- high pressure. Capt. was in the city last week, I hearty. of the schooner Sam- I been in good health ever since.” Portland, casionally as I find it a fine blood purifier ney, commander an air of that would ! a wearing prosperity and a good tonic SEEDS 'or, Dr. S. N. I). who uel Hart, has been several knots in the I Drowsiness, feeling of heaviness, pain § North, in the front of the nausea and even seem to indicate that he has surmoun- May you live long and prosper. jfj since he described to an ad- head, Yankee lead ever hot flashes ted the numerous and intricate obsta- Yours very trulv, || [ by long residence, vomiting, dizziness, faintness, C. N: CORNELL. SEEDS! miring audience of old salts how he 1 from to make followed by chills and profuse perspiration cles which hindered him becom- authority prepara, used to for flounders at the need Please bear In mind I sell tile same high grade flsli Maplejuice are some of the signs that indicate a of His career would send- j1 ing captain industry. tested garden seed that you get by 'he census right He The method was very of tonic treatment as the change CONFORMS TO NATIONAL ban away. Cove, Cushing. approaches. in Portland was a varied one. Sixteen direct to the grower and tor less money, the If this is condition should not ing 'i"ich in conference this win- simple. He would walk along edge your you in the case be and see them and get my prices before sending • were mixed up PURE FOOD AND DRUG LAW wait another before giving Dr. Wil- lawyers wjiere> the of the channel carrying a long pole to day his four master and Mr. g|se LITTLE FOUI) AU- members of the Census I iiams’ Pink Pills a trial. The best proof of fore he floated THE WONDERFUL F. which was attached a large piece of Also Potted Daffodills, Tulips and Hya- is in town end on exhibition at their merit is what ha ve actually done Reed felt in naming her Vic- TOMOBILE 1 in and talking over the details of was close | they justified No. 10 Phoenix Row. (_a red cloth. This cloth dangled Talks to did take the Bloom. j Stephenson’s. four for others. Our booklet “Plain tory when she finally cinths in;. seethe MODEL “N” at £625.00. A cylin- hgislation he desires. If he gets to the water a'nd the flounders were in of all in price. Women” gives proof of the help given water. Even after the Victory was Flowers and Floral Emblems a 15 H. P.. within tlie reach ^ Then it became This is a of Cut der and it proves tiiis session the enticed to the surface. many such cases, and much other valuable idle for a only sample TEN THOUSAND sold last year preparations launched she lay long time, ahead of any other a matter for a man of Capt. information for suffering women. specialty. beyond a doubt that it is far :'"C' these very simple furnishing the "Portland newspapers the that is at any price t many people will be onto Dr. Williams’ Tink Pills are sold all great good ear in economy of up keep |t Maloney’s skill to heave the fish by now and then. Mr. the demand this yeai. ti,«The h on with material Florist is sure to he double in the course of a few or sent by mail, postpaid, good done WILLIS E. HAMILTON’S, is way the bank with a pitchfork. Capt. Ma- druggists, Courier-Gazette that he daily everywhere by to insure prompt delivery by placing receipt of price, 50 cents per box; six boxes Reed tells The only way Vs are brother followed iu his wake schooner to Telephone 62-6 your orders now. arrangements now, loney’s for $2 50, by the Dr. W illiams Medicine has disposed of the good "1 the flounders into a tw'O- j S. L. CROSBY CO., '"tuients will be made the gathering up Schenectady, N. Y. that he has two vessels THE by more Company, advantage; horse wagon. “Flounders were his new at o Street, Bangor, Me Maine, as well as all othei building in yard Freeport K o d 1 186 Exchange in those than they are a of plentiful days and that he has organized corporation Also for the REO. lOtt the will a said. WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS. SEARSPORT P. S. agents union, require now,” Capt. Maloney Capt. with a million-dollar capital. This •Have Have Ct‘l'sus taking force. Frank Russell made a good bid for the you neglected your Kidneys? controls a fleet of for nervous and corporation already jH" Hall license when he told his shark you overworked your system two weeks Dyspepsia. ‘'hikers will constitute an army I caused trouble with your kidneys and four sail. Mr. Reed spends I, 1 but Demmons endorsed his New' ‘'"ligation story, Capt. bladder? Have you pains in loins, side, in Portland and two at York I marks, scattering out the and the were afraid it House for Sale, yarn judges back, groins and bladder? Have you a office. He is especially pleased with e land. will be made the true.—Courier- Company The Heating j They expect- story really flabby appearance of the face, especially his treatment at Freeport. citizens and half house with el!. Seven rooms, I" 1,611 I Story Gazette. under the eyes? Too frequent a desire to were so to see a cellar and clothes presses. Good cistern. isi every person in. Maine, foi of that town glad ship- pantry, urine? If so, Williams’ Kidney Pills ELMER E. BROWN. M. D.. AND PLUMBING. house, work shop ana hen house. 'l iS °r ,ler pass building plant locate there again that HEATING Barn, carriage uame> af?e. nativity, will cure you, at K. H. Moody’s, Druggist. Apple, pears, plum and cherry trees-raspberries, Dd'1''h A LIFE AT STAKE. him the free for 10 all kinds of shrubs ana. er 50c. they gave privilege gooseberries and grapes; questions—all to go into the Price 183 HAMMOND ST., BAGORN. sell with or t Your life be at stake when you and him from taxation Furnaces, Stoves and Slove liepalrs roses. Fine house lot connected will ions may W illiams’ M’i’g Co., Props., Cleveland, 0. years exempted m. balance to be made or bladder trouble &19A9 without the property. Terms: part down, subsequently by notice any sign of kidney for an He intends to £|) 'topilOK Tin Plate, and Sheet Iron Work. Mon- k'hat equal period. on terms to the right parties. Enquire as Hright’s disease and diabetes start with after William ‘Z OIOOH ‘qDOia ppo ‘JSBiiaa: ui_aa easy ulH0,1’nes here in Washington. name his next vessel J. days and Wednesdays at Ini !i a that could be STAPLES' BLOCK, SEAKSPORT, MAINE !l<,se slight irregularity quickly next president as he ex- •sasstqo jo flump aqi Auipnpni HATTIE MARRINER’S, Inquiries will, in fact, consti- Com- Bryan—the won ‘"a 'a*3 oi pailtnil aouoBJj Ut' cured by Foley’s Kidney Remedy. fOlEYSHONEF^IAR it.—Rockland Courier-Gazette. ‘jBOiqx P«* tvm 3m4* 15 Bay View Street, Belfast. "“ly a small part of the work. The iqence taking it at the first sign of danger. far ahUdrant aafa. aura. No opiattm presses raised to FKKKDOM. as we believed in the interest of good Joel P. Wood. Money defray town charges, $1,000; support of schools, his Journal our little Fred Niehols attended grandmother’s The Republican citizenship and the welfare of $1,000; repairs of highways, $1,555; tuition j of 89th Lowell, Mass., last city. They were met by'personal abuse, of High school scholars, $100; repairs birthday party in 12,1908. text books, $30; to be BELFAST. THURSDAY, MARCH The schoolbouses, $100; Brothers were storm- villitication and slander. campaign expended on streets and grounds of W. G. week....The Flye on streets and literature of the Republicans and the C. G., $300; to be expended stayed in Branoh Mills and did not arrive Published Every Thursday by the grounds of Temple Heights, $50; voted to Safe Bank. were clean IA utterances of their speakers Re- March 4th....Mrs. pay 3 per cent for collecting taxes. j home until Wednesday Journal Publishing Co. of facts con- sources of town above liabilities, $1,605.56 Republican cut, logical presentations Anson Knowlton and daughter passed Suu- i the administration of the city | : Editor and cerning Wintebport. The annual election of day with Mrs. Theodore Thompson....Miss abus- CHARLES A. PILSBLRY, j [ where he had been employ- week. 11 jail school, $500: from woods, ber of all otliei, $6o0, polls taxed, 222; number of polls not SI evens is still We last week under the cap- $500; town charges, $2500; ed. At he is on the sick list and ill_The Liberty printed was voted to set present a total of $6850. It hard taxed, 37. Resources over liabilities, $888.68. making of temperature are Mrs. J. II. ... Hub is enjoying a tion of "Encouraging Private Forestry” the sum foi \ Rapid changes visiting his sister, McKinley prosperous from the road money specified j — It would appear are not ."el- fund. ^ of is her that'apples ■Several changes were made in r from Collier's Weekly, and State roads, as a permanent constitution. Miss Julia Brown Bangor visiting an article on the toughest ling very high in Boston. A young man in zines j ^ Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Brown. this year which added to tin it received the attention it merit- The annual town meeting was parents, hope Jackson. ; town shipped a number of barrels some This (Hub has been in existence article refers to a bili held 'darch 0th. Moderator, E. E. Morton; Q eel. While flie j TROT. weeks ago and the returns were expected and four of the Assessors and Overseers of the | from, the heatfed only present luemb State Selectmen, The conductor was in in the New York Sen H. K. Chase and H. If passing Mrs. J. W. Halves, who Bangor for a long time before came. IIis at its introduced poo- .1.11. McKinley, they present organization.M in.,_larriclofirm R. E. j after ’v, c Clerk and Treasurer, car to the last week for surgical treatment, friends if he had heard from Ol-c, cum I-- C Hadley; inside of a icy $ kept asking lhivey is visiting her Ma of F. drown; trolley temperature daughter, in view Page; Collector Taxes, II._ 5 several with her sister, Mrs. them and for a he answered in to Yew York only, the object 11. an A spending days quite period Davey, in Hyde i’ark, Mass. Hoad Commissioners, Carlton Ricker, —the canvasser spending home of of the platform E. E. Bagley in Pittsfield returned the negative. One night recently a friend is one that appeals to every section S Morton, J. M. Page; School- Committee, ] £ H. C. A. S. Jones; and. then White is soon to move to him in the local store said: “Heard The wood lot may be O. 0. Roberts, Hadley, hour or so in a heated building Sunday....Cassie seeing MONROE. the country. of schools, Miss Edith Hadley. ^ W. Halves Supt. Edwin Whitaker’s place—T. from your apples yet, Rob?” “Yes.” “What Mr. Charles Dickey, aged 82 ■ one of the farmer’s most val- for common schools, $400; a wind—knows the yeai made Money raised: as — I* walking against biting will go to Belfast in April juryman did you get ?” “Got a calendar.”.... Watson died in Monroe March 2nd. the support of poor, $125; repairs of highways, days, uable assets and Should receive J Woods returned last week from $1500; town charges, $300; free High school, of avoiding cold. Mrs. Mary Reeves died last week at Enoch Anderson’s. one of fourteen children, only one attention that attends the school difficulty X, the wiuter with intelligent $‘>50; State road, $35.50; books, $100; Boston, where she passed .Mr. and Mrs. John of Belfast survives a sister 74 Memorial # Myrick him, aged year-, methods of repairs of Town House Hill, $150; ,1 mirhfur present improved agricul- to q and Misses Inez Cushman and Emma Blood dent of Cambridge, Mass. In 18r>_ day $10; repairs of guide boards, $15; the a amount raised Emulsion of Searsmont were at F. A. Cushman’s last to California of ture. pay interest, $50. Total 'f Scott's strengthens by way Cape II CENTER LINCOLN VILEE. §2,935 50. the Sundav.W. I). Tasker and M. M. Went- luck followed him many times du that Aroostook county so that it can better withstand $ Miss Bernice Miller left Friday for The reports body with their visited Mr. and travels, though his courage an Annual town % Griffin of worth, wives, a serious set hack because Northport. meeting Mass.Sylvanus had received M. li. of cold from of temperature. s. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pendleten of Camden county and call attention to some of the thousands of acres of virgin soil await- damp barracks he contracted a t visited Mr. and Mrs. George Mahoney Sun- within the reach of our young- possibilities settled in the nerves of Ins lace at ing cultivation, Aroostook is assured a who day_Mrs. Caroline Parkman, has er and more progressive farmers.Albert future. a keen sufferer ever after. He v bounteous been very ill with grip, is slowly improving. Palmer, F. L. Philbrick and 11. L. Wing, do light work on his farm until w who were appointed appraisors of the estate The and town elections in Offer I few years, lie was an in-it city Ver- We Own and CASTINK. past of the late George P. Ward, attended to uinrt March 3d brought out a strong The ladies of the Congregational society honest, kindhearted citizen, who their duties March 6th.J. II. Stevens circle at their friends and no enemies, lie seld. vote, the interest in all sec- ; held a very pleasant supper especial and wife were in Free- March 5th. At and V. N. Higgins j in the license vote. In vestry Thursday evening, ed with society because of bis tions c-utering doin Friday afternoon to attend the regular j the close of the supper a short program He was ever patient and bore the the '■'late as a whole, no-license made a meeting of Dana B. Carter Post and Circle j was rendered as follows: recitation. Miss unusual fortitude. By his man: decided gain. In the cities the no- j of the G. A. R.11. L. Woods and wife of ! Edna Gates; piano duet, Master Edmund | | were two children, a son and a he said to have se- Company and wife and Ross license party may Railways I Miss Susie Knox, Joseph Higgins the of Chicago vocal Norton; The is wife Walker; solo, daughter, Clara, cured a victory, for while one city, Bur- FIRST MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT GOLD BONDS. jI C. Higgins and wife and James Clements reading, Rev. Mr. Patterson; vocal solo, York of Winterport, and the son, swung from no-license to li- and w ife from the east part of this town at- lington, Miss Gladys Perkins. This was followed lives on the home place and beam! tended church at the Station Sunday after- two Bane and St. Albans which was cense, others, TRUSTEE. by a knot tying contest, very tenderly cared for Mr. Dickej i. HARRIS TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, CHICAGO, B noon. Rev. J. B. is the and were Parry pastor changed from license to no-license. amusing. Ten young ladies each years. The children have lost a > York and his sermons are very interesting— Mr. and Rutland sustained her license position will be made to list the bonds on the New I given a piece of rope and after forming a indulgent father whom they wi Application Mrs. J. H. Stevens attended the Free Bap- of a a somewhat line were given the word to begin tying miss. The funeral services were! year ago by stronger tist meeting in Jackson Sunday. Stock B a quarterly 1 and Chicago Excaanges. knots, and at the end of certain time the house by Rev. David Brackett < vote and Vergennes Montpelier _S. F. Files and family, Fred L. Higgins one having the most knots tied was declar- and the interment was in tic continued to be reckoned among the no aud family ami V. N. Higgins ami wife Essex ed the winner. tery in the southern part of the tow license towns. In county there STATEMENT OF OPERATION were guests March 8th, of Mr. and Mrs. his late wife.The W. C. T. U. was but one change, the town of SWANVILLE. Richard Higgins-Bert Hogan and family Year Ended December 31, 1907, Miss Alice G. Kane, who has been at home Mrs. Forrest Grant March 6th am1 from to “no.” of Jackson were guests Sunday of Mr. and Brighton turning “yes” Waldo— ed the of V the Audit of Illinois) for a few days, has returned to Files Paper Day, birthday In but one town (As officially reported by Company Mrs. F. S. Hogan.Miss Dorothy Washington county stumbled over some N. Stevens. also conduct Mr. Sewall Harrimau with ln*r They the town of passed a few days last week grand- went for license, Middle- and hurt bis chise meeting, as Mrs. Grant is Gross Earnings.$10,538,822.09 sleigh thills leg quite badly, mother.Mr. and Mrs. Alden Kinney en- six votes. sex. by but is improving—The Searsport Baud is tendent of that department. Sub Operating Expenses. 7,654,419.13 tertained a party at whist Friday evening. to a concert and ball in Cunningham’s were solicited for the Union Sigi The to a and give Clam stew' and cake were served by the proposition place young March 12th-Mr. obtained to the Ut Net $2,884,402.96 Hall Thursday night, of the school enough place man in ttie office of Earnings.. AM» hostess.The pupils High inexperienced and son the honor roll. As it was Mrs arid Mrs. VV. E. Damm McKinley and entertainment for Coun- had a box social Monday Clerk of Courts Washington Annual Interest Charge on the $5,000,000 First Mr. G. T. Nickerson, Jr., and daughter birthday a fine treat of oranges, and evening. ty will hardly meet with favor from Mortgage Bonds issued. 250,000 00 \ Hazel visited the family of S. D. Greeley in and chocolates was served. The m bench or bar or from the voters of that Hampden Sunday....Mr. Ira Veazie and ing will be with Mrs. Lora Cha THAN ELEVEN TIMES THE LIBERTY. county. The position is an important NET EARNINGS MORE j Miss Harriet M. Nickerson visited in Ban- 20th, when Neal Dow's birthda Ella and Martin are at home Edwin Small had an Greeley Mary observed...Miss 8. A. Mansur uur, l/ClllJUg IV1 ijuiuiuvuiiuiio INTEREST ON THESE BONDS. gor last week_Mrs. from Freedom Academy for the spring va- ill turn night, but is better at the with the grip-Ed. Curtis has sessed by everyone, and Mr. P. H Saturday ( been drawn cation_George Thompson has j farm and the Robert May*- wbo these present writing. bought Longfellow, possesses qual- as for the April term of court— Mrs. : THE CITY OF CHICAGO has a valuation of I juror the village.... L. F. Simpson has 1 ifications and who has held that office for \ placed $30,500,000 CLINTON. Duncan Cain of Palermo has been visiting j house owned and oce This was shocked and grieved formerly one of the on and the above bonds are a first community ler Mrs. C. R. many years, is known as this property absolutely mortgage. daughter, Nelson.Mr. A. Palmer. over the death of Mrs. Adelle E., wife of George most competent, faithful and courteous Horatio Nelson ami daughters Ethelyn and j TO ADVANCE. Winfield K. Jellison of Bangor, formerly of in the his PRICE 95.' AND INTEREST SUBJECT Almatia of Palermo, were in town Friday officials State. Under super- with j this town. After a short sickness the of vision the similar, in 1 md Saturday of last week, guests county building We own $15,000 of these bonds which we are not willing to sell at she died Feb. 25th at the E. typhoid fever Mr. and Mrs. Cela Nelson_Chas. llowes Cure Your Kidneys j style to the Waldo County Courthouse, market. The remains were this but offer them while we can supply from the M. General hospital. las been re-eleeted of schools | price, superintendent _ has been made fire and otherwise fu- proof brought to this town for burial. The 'or the coming year-Frank Bridges is : A SAFE YIELD- so that it is regarded today WE RECOMMEND THESE AS INVESTMENT, held at his 51. S. Jelli- Do Wot Life When a Bella-‘ improved, j neral was father's, earing down the old Hurd house near Endanger as a model of the kind. As at 1 m. Rev. D. B. building ING A GOOD RETURN. son’s, Thursday p. Nark's Corner_Miss Margaret Eddington zen Shows You the Cure. A. Clerk of Courts for Washington county, Lothrop of Bangor officiated and S. >f Waterville and Mrs. Alfred Jewett of funeral will continue to suffer i' Mr. Longfellow is the right man in Parks had charge of the arrange- t\inslow were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Why people uriu a husband she leaves three Df kidney complaint, backache, the ■ 4 % IS PAID ON SAVINGS AC- ■ ments. Besides Naudius Knowlton last week — At the right place. ders, lameness, headache, languor, w’ children, Earl, Kilby (who is sick with mnual town meeting last week, the fol I themselves to become chronic invalids. B CHECKING DEPOSITORS S to mourn the a recent libel suit before a in COUNTS,AND typhoid fever) and Blanche, sums of money were ! In jury owing appropriated certain cure is offered them? loss of an affectionate wife and a kind and town and the supreme court circuit at Newark, K are handled here with every ■ or next year: charges support Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy v> mother.The infant child of Mr. roads and ! t* N. Heisler said in charging loving >f poor, $500; bridges, #1634; cause It gives to the kidneys the help J., Judge THE ONLY died ■ FACILITY OBTAINABLE. fl aud Mrs. Harry Chick very suddenly schools, what the law requires; free High to perform their work. the jury: weeks.There BANK IN BELFAST I Friday morning, aged five ichool, $175; repairs on schoolhouses, $100; If you have any, even one, of the syiui "When a man becomes a candidate B COMHERCIAL within be I have been four burials in this town ichool books, $100....The closing reception kldnev disease, cure yourself now, for office bis character and integrity, iu. OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY WAL- 1 the last week. Prof. M. M. Brown took betes, dropsy or Bright’s disease sets as as his fitness for become fl _ md ball given by well office, this Belfast testimony: of comment. It is a in Hall St. George last Friday night N* proper subjects, I DO COUNTY MEN. I CENTER MONTVILI.E. [dace Mrs. B. E. Allen of 83 Congress street, to criticise under such circum- md was attended about two hundred n privilege Rufus Lowell was drawn on the traverse by Maine, says: Doan’s Kidney Pills is a no matter if the criticism is was furnished an •' stances, for the term of court at Belfast.. teople. Good music by which I have every confidence. I have or the jury April defamatory not, provided always con- last six The directors of the Liberty and Belfast irchestra of tivepieoes and the program lit various times during the criticism is made in good faith.” l STATES DEPOSITORY. I met March 7th, at the ;ained twenty-four dances. An oyster sup- years and from the benefit derived I UNITED telephone company In the exercise of this undoubted them the heartiest recommendation, in to audit bills per was served in the Grange hall at mid- central office Searsmont, curie, and in of what was Ames and A. C. think they are without an equal for right, pursuance and transact necessary business—There dght by Mrs. Geo. Crockett, ache and other kidney pains and weak:-* considered a duty to the constituency at the farm of the rhe hall was decorated to represent a will be a public auction liave often reoommended them to my friui and the main hall it has served so The dur- the party > long, Journal, late Asa Gowen on March 16th. All lapauese garden were afflicted with kidney complaint. was with striugs of fancy lanterns, a ring the campaign which closed a t household furniture, stock and farming im- hung vise every kidney sufferer to give them aud banners. The stage was set Prtce so cent.- Monday, presented facts of record con- plements will be sold. The sale will begin dreamers For sale by all dealers. with a soene and elaborately trira- ter-MUburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agent' the “character aud as at 9 a. m.The brief report of the town garden cerning integrity was Bank ol was ned with fir aud pine. The orchestra the United States. Belfast incorrect He national last week as his of the meeting published well fitness for office” of low trees. Trees were Remember the name—Doan’s—and City as to the collector elected. A full and ac- icreened by a row Democratic candidate for Mayor. These all around the hall >tlier. | | curate report of the meeting is published on tlso effectively used criticisms were made in good faith, and I. W. Parker ha* employed his leisure Capt. Ambrose Ames, late of schooDer THE CHURCHES. Castine BELFAST time. this w inter in building at his home on Wm. H. Jewell, has bought from THE Mentor NEWSJjf High street a neat little rowboat, well parties the two-masted schooner Services at the Chapel, East Northport, at and will coasting uiblisheks- notice. adaptedi for a tender or for general purposes, use her in the general 10:48 a. m., sermon by the pastor, Kev. O. the andt has a second boat underway. The trade. Winslow. Services at Wood’s school- of The Journal are on sale at G. New copies The Wash Galateas of these boats materialI and workmanship house at ... .••.'irtk.&aai dm- places: office. New Advertisements. Fred A. John- 2p.m. ,kt. At the post and do not remain on At the post office. areJ of the best, they son, Masonic the new of the Maine Civic v .n Springs. has received E. H. Emery League n I. H. W. Temple, At the store of hand, a great while. \v.>tkwvbt. wash Galateas for spring and summer wear, will occupy the pulpit at the Universalist Wear are " and Summer 17c. of I). J. Dickens. The next of Seaside Chautauqua which he is at He For Here, n store meeting selling 17 cents a yard. church Sunday morning. Sunday school Spring yd. s'u’hvau. Searsport and M. J. Dow, Mrs. Lewis No. receive sub- Circle will be with Gannon, has a fine assortment of these which noon. .. authorized agents to goods, at ami advertisements. 48I Congress street, Monday afternoon, make up into charming dresses for children Here the best assortment in town of these Co. The Christian Scientists hold services in you’ll find pleas- j ,u i, an Journal Publishing fotir !■—* Marchj 16th. The lesson from chapter and dainty shirtwaist suits for women. # their hall, 127 Main street, every Sunday to the of the “Newer Ideals of Peace;” topic Whitten are distributors of wash materials which make up into such dresses bring Offers. Owing Brus., Belfast, at 11 o’clock and Wednesday even- ing charming be “American Paint- morning of oar columns we have from1 magazine will the William Tell flour. Read the advt. ,1 condition o’clock, to which all are cordially shirtwaist suits for women. The James ing at 7.30 for children and such dainty the advertisements of i The roll-call, quotations from which Tells you all about it....See state- discontinue ing.” welcome. otters, and will present them Bryce.I ments of the Meroautile Fire & Marine Ins. new Galatea cloths come 29 inches wide in both plain colors— First Parish church (Unitarian.) Service to last Co. of Boston and the we. They apply only subscrip- The South Belfast Pedro Club met Niagara Fire Ins. Co. at 10.45 a. m.; sermon by the Red and and in and is Mrs. Fred of New in next Sunday Navy, White, Kahki, pretty fancy striped ,1 in advance; and when payment Tuesday evening with Mr. and York, represented Belfast by pastor; subject, “Light on the Path.” Sun- he stated what premium, if L.] Toothaker. The members are Mr. aud James Pattee & Son... .Sheet music at only ! checked effects—Blues, Tans, Red and Greys. should at 12 noon; of study j a at The day school subject desired. It is also necessary say to Mrs.j Fred L. Toothaker, Mr. and Mrs. 10 cents copy Fashion, “the store “II. Isaiah.” are for savers.”.. .A middle woman FPESH. NEW, CRISPY FABRICS— ::h of these publications mailed , Mr. aud Mrs. Lewis H. money aged Eugene Woods, the text wanted ta do housework for a widow_ A mission study class, using Journal or from this office. We Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Miller. ; he is to be form- one ■ 160 this Just opened at the Corner Stare of A. D. book “The Uplift of China," FROM ONE OF THE BEST LOOMS ! a for these publications year will a series of games 1 j They play N. IIaz- from Chase & Son the Widow neckwear. ed immediately with Miss Margaret anee, and they are then sent season., Clam stew, crackers and pickles, Merry The book is a most inter- our subscribers. Manton spring and summer catalogues as leader. IN THE UNUSUAL- speetive offices to coffee, jelly and whipped cream, cake and May eltinq | WORLD-QUALITY will be a number en- for one mail 14 ceuis.... a ue ..muo iiugi vo. is esting one and there jibbing offers are as follows oream, pie, frnit and coffee, were served. D> weeks’ course. advance: a safe bank and a strong bank. Four per rolled to take the eight GOOD FOR THIS VERY LOW subscription paid in Mills. The members of the LY Poor’s in & Home.$2.00 cent interest paid the savings department There will be a service at Trinity Reform- rnal and-Farm Benevolent Club will give an entertainment 2.25 Paul will have a new on ,n nal and Tribune Farmer. ; ....Switt & oandy 'ed church next Sunday at 2.30 p. in., with PRICE. in Morrill evening, March 14th.... mnal and McCall’s Magazine... 2.10 Saturday at 20 oents a sale next Saturday pound. sermon by the pastor, Rev. Wm. Vaughan. rnal and New Idea Magazine.. 2.10 Mrs. Winfield S. Carver of Vinal Haven is Tribune.. 2.50 See advt. of ladies’ gold watch lost. Re- Sunday school immediately after the ser- ■ rnal and Tri-Weekly visiting her sisters Mrs. J. W. Banks aud ii take choice of these Galatea Cloths—a value which ward offered. ..Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Flanders vice. meeting this, Thursday, even- You may your Mrs Etta Brown.Mr. and George Hart- Prayer \Hr> Y«|f*/| be a dance in Equity Grange a oard of thanks.Good /VI 1/U I dill will publish girl at 7.30 o’clock. The seats are free and stoie in town. Come and see them shorn of Belmont called on their old neigh- ing cannot equai jn any other uvurow, evening, wanted to do housework in a small yQU Friday, family. a welcome is extended to all. bors Sunday. ...They will finish hauling the niversalist Social Aid will meet Apply to Mrs. George VV. Stoddard, 120 —while the assortment is 1 from the mill to day for the new The Sunday services at the Methodist NOW complete. lumber street_The National Bank of- Frank G. Mixer this, Thursday, High City E. Luce will be JDuiiuing irnii is uuiu hum Church, Rev. Albert pastor, at 2 o’clock. fers for sale the first mortgage 5 per cent week The as at 1045 a. m. preaching by Rev. From A Subscriber. Last bonds of the Chicago Railways Co. at follow*;: will be a 15 cent supper In the ves; gold of the Christian Civic a for renewal of I. Luce, Secretary Journal received check and interest, subject to an advance. ■ Reformed church tomor- 95J Trinity S. ac- of Maine; at 12 o’clock, Sunday- 1subscription from Georgetown, C., cent interest on savings accounts. League ... tn whinh all are invited. Four per Frank P. Blodgett, Supt; at 3 p. in. companied by the following note: _L. A. Searsmont, has straw- school, Warren, Miss Lillian flies’ Aid of the Trinity Keiormed to an order Junior Epworth League, Spin- APVKR,TISEiV OF FACTS You may be surprised get berry plants for sale. Give him a call. ____THE. V _____ j ill meet with Mrs. George Pendle- Carolina for a to be sent at 7.30 p. m. illustrated lecture EPAJWNSOW^Sj from South paper ney, Supt.; Mr. and Mrs. John S. Rowe publish a card at 2 o’clock, to Maine. But when 1 “rise to explain’ of Waterville. -. 1 hursday, afternoon by Rev. Henry N, Pringle will not be. 1 am one of Searsport’s of thanks.See advt. of E. J. Hatch, you at 7.30 p. m. Epworth League, i: ,;s of the Unlversalist society are old sea captains, that left there many years insurance and real estate agents. Tuesday wife was a Methodist minister’s at 7.30 p. m., Class meeting. for their annual Easter sale and ago My Tiie Thursday OE BROOKS. and lived in Belfast, Searsport North Church Parish Supper. THE NEWS ■ daughter service at the he held oil Wednesday, April 15tli. we Regular preaching Baptist ONE and all around the E. M. C., and have March parish supper aud social held at the ^ONLY REMAINS!^ “lo these many years.” Church next Sunday morning at 10.45 con- for j .ill he a food sale in the Baptist had your paper North Congregational church Wednesday Bert Payson is busy packing apples She is spending the winter in Georgia. I ducted the Rev. D. II. MacQuar- \ tomorrow, Friday, afternoon March 4th, was one of the most by pastor, trade. --stry am master of sell. John Bossert trading evening, the export A Standard Hachine. rie. of the morning sermon, “The Sewing /.•lock. The public’s patronage is here from New York. The paper is sent successful of the season’s series. As usual Subject is still confined to of God.” Field Norman McTaggart me here. I read it and send it to her. \\ e 6 aud was a Manifesto of the Kingdom ... -'r.!. supper was served at o’clock, illness. couid along without it, but we Edward H. the house by > probably get who Secretary, Emery (Civic n for the usual one. Mrs. Amos Clement, last 2 1 ;.i will close a delicious IN .is Friday are not going to try, as we think great E. C. Holbrook went to Clinton from League) will give an illustrated address in Mrs. ication. There was no school in deal of it. was to have had charge, was prevented with her sister. the He will deal principally with Friday for a short visit as it illness and her place at evening. Chain Stitch | Lock Stitch 1 Primary building Monday, have been made for repre- being present by a valuable Arrangements the question. The evening L. A. Bachelder recently lost head of the committee was taken temperance I l as a polling place. sentatives of the Christian Civic League to the supper caused 2 Thread Thread The meeting opens at 7.30. A large attendance Jersey cow from injury byjanother j their of Belfast next Sun- by Miss Carrie M. Cutter. supper H. S. Seniors are rehearsing speak in the churches is Other of the filled and several were obliged expected. appointments animal. 5 Years Guarantee. under the instruction of Mrs. S. In the morning at 10.45addresses will tables were day. church services as before. who has nearly recovered to wait for the second table. After supper P. B. Clifford, A for the Bird a-. They will be presented in the be delivered in the Congregational, Univer- Bargain Early a com- The services for the week at the North was at thecvillage an entertainment arranged for by from a serious illness, Look it over. It tells the story. THE LAST, but not THE LEAST use, April 10th. salist and Methodist churches by Messrs. of church will be as follows: At mittee from the Men’s Club consisting Congregational last week. on us last week and Pringle, Emery and Luce, respectively. hu went hack A. E. this after- the late READ MACHINE WORKS, 44 Main St., Belfast, Me. in the Messrs. C. 0. Poor, Calvin Hubbard, Junior C. meeting Thursday, Mrs. J. Johnson, widow of to send out that edition 3p. m. Mr. Emery will speak Trinity Mary i.liged It. F. Dunton and Charles noon at 3 30; prayer meeting this evening received a Reformed East Belfast. In the Charles 11. Craig, Noah G. Johnson, has pension, was the more annoying as the Church, was Following is at 7 Confessing Christ, Matt. 10: is announced to de- P. llazeltine, presented. 30, topic, with arrears. * one. evening Mr. Pringle ***************** 4****** * .s a very large 32 39. of Arthur eve- in the Methodist the Knights King Friday now and every^team liver an illustrated lecture program: It is nice travelling j .1 Colby is getting his smack the at 7:30; morning worship Sunday at ! church and Mr. will give a similar Selection, Poole Piano Palyer, ning the to do up for the spring work, Emery Mr. E. S. Pitcher. is busy improving opportunity I The Most I ready prt 10.45, with sermon by Rev. ii. X. Pringie of f s will lit the boat with a gaso- address in the Baptist church. These Trio. Overture to “The Barber of on snow. pn.val of those :* Piano Waterville; school at 12 in.; meeting the teaming 5 f bevme^ Sunday In *i "ho have tested T Deer Isle Messenger. it is understood, will devote Endeavor at U.30: of j speakers, Mrs. Gilchre*t, Miss Stoddard, Miss Pitcher. of the Christian Society Win. Gould has a nicely matched pair *•« their d letters in the Hel- attention to the temperance problem and 1.” Wakefield. The Wise Use of Money. 1 Tim. (>: that lie is Economical £ i remaining special Vocal Solo, “Polly topic, Percherons, 3 and I years old, f ;h™'homes for many ^ Mrs. E. P. Frost. 17 19. This church will unite with the other grade inice for the week ending March as affecting the State of Maine. It is hoped harness. The next meeting knew her in Brooks, has been visiting (I still keep theo!d (inn ti uti K H. Coombs The village was threatened Recital. A recital was Selection, Poole Piano Player. £ They give perfect and lasting satis- ** $ti,000. Musical given with Mrs. Annie Ingraham, March 13th- & Son over my door). Having ->• Mired the Mr. E. S. Pitcher. mother, Mrs. Martha Luce, in Haverhill, > faction. 4 lime. of Mrs. Clarence h. Read at Watson Reeves, a pauper whom Montville services of by the pupils each number on Send for catalogue of this and other Hearty applause greeted had boarded at Enoch Anderson’s the past Ma:s. J seen Memorial evening, Feb. ♦ makes fa-t man who had somewhere the Hall, Friday of which was rendered II. Vose E. the program, each year, died suddenly March3rd...C. Paul of Waldo was at our J MR. CHAS. SHERMAN word to to their invited friends. The selec- where he Mr. Hermon the proletariat applied 28th, The trio was an unusual went to Massachusetts last week, admirably. piauo .. ! in a creditable and a him.Mrs. village I can more on .moil people remarked after the tions were rendered number. had good position awaiting as my assistant. easily carry and a most artistically played Belfast visited her of matched three and PITCHER’S the business, for which 1 have given 2'* years and were much Susie Clark of sister, looking pair colts, I ast Monday that the polecatterats pleasing manner, enjoyed voice is « | to the of ; of life, Mrs. E. P. Frost’s trained soprano Mrs. Emma Clement, last Saturday and old. g my study those Following is the program : four years cen the aristocrats. by present. always heard with great pleasure, and it Sunday.Crows put in an appearance PART I. Mrs. Herbert F. Maddocks of Swanville « MUSIC Modern in T. will to Miss Hatch's rich con- >Iareh'7th. STORE. BELFAST. Everything xt meeting of the W. C. U. Wuestland was a treat hear Chaperon March, was called here last week by the sickness J a work. Mr. R. F. Dunton's Mrs. Mary A. Coombs, Union Flossie H-eai, Isabell Smalley, Marion Knowlton tralto iu solo the *♦# * *** ***«r*«f**#*r***r**-i* Fieldliouse and death of her brother Gordon, sou of Caskets and Robes. i Moral Ztta Overture. was one of the features of the Friday, March 13th; subject, I.urena Macomber. address late Robert McTaggart. -ALSO- mi; leader, Mrs. P. S. Staples. It is Ah Che in Morte.i (II Trovatore) Arr. Gooch program aud was thoroughly enjoyed j Jannetta Jessie Tisdale, Rogers. aud Mr. Duutou had pre- Mrs. Abbie Godding, our new hello girl, ■ J will come prepared totakesome Kohler by old young. Birthday March, location is well located in the James Huxford house ricKlNLEY Slate Burial Vaults al- Lillian Dexter. a map of Maine showing the Heavy pared and has got nicely litted up for the accom- Little Wohlfahrt a most Melodies, of the timber lands aud gave the It is a convenient in stock. of Poor’s Mills will an Grace Mitchell, Frances Macomber. modation of public. ways people give char- her- Edition of Sheet Music Ah! So Pure, (Martha) Arr. KeUer instructive talk upon their general location and she is readily adapting £2" ;: ament at the schoolhouse either or Saturday, Jannetta Rogers. his self to the business. drt'd copies at I A^ Catalogue mailed free Calls answered promptly day night. acter and appearance. Following I VC. or can call and 48-3: otllee 48-4 : fur the hpnefit. of the Benevol- Selection from Norma, Paul you Home telephone, remarks the rooms were darkened and F. H. Brown of Jackson was in town get one at Ambulance for moving the sick furnished entertainment there Isabyll Smalley* b. After the Silver Fieldhouse a with his colts tackled to a light promptly. Springs, a number of slides were shown by Saturday If the enter- Lillian Braddoek. about 1,400 and I also carry a full line of box sociable. stormy, and their hitch. They only weigh Margts depicting the forests Eczema on Most a little ivill the Mon- Valse Bleue, / stereopticon, By Dry, Scaly some one suggested that it was be given following Velma Mitchell, Lurena Macomber. and AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES inhabitants, as well as the futile fields hard for them to haul a sleigh and two Song, Marching, Trotere of His Times Flesh Northern Maine. The Body—At Fred allows, however, that they | B. B. V. Club. prosperous homes in persons. And do deloping. printing, etc., at lowest prices of Seemed on Fire—Rim of Crusts can do it all right if they have a chance to North, Knights King Arthur, PART 2. slides were loaned by the B. & A. R. R. Co. Films for all sizes and makes of Cameras. rest a little at the hills. ■ for a minstrel show to be Dug The Gallant Heroes. Sparrow and were most interesting. Mr. Dunton 3 Years .warion Knowlton. Scalp—Suffered started for Bos- MONEY SAVERS” 72 MAIN S I’RKKf, liKLKASr. lire near future. The Castle are to Arounji Mrs. Fannie A. Merritt ‘•THE STORE FOR his talk with a description of the i William Tell, (Rossini) Krug continued ton last where she will remain -th at the North Church fair to be Mitchell. Monday, Velma visited the Belfast party weeks the latest in a of andt he new March Stanford locality yearly by Mime two getting styles Get copy “Z1Z," ’lie House when .Japonica, stock for at 1 HK FASHION. Opera April 1st, Jessie Tisdale. of which he has been a member for a num- CURED IN TWO MONTHS the millinery line and also buying Two-Step f handiwork will be on Michaelis the summer business. As will be advertis- their The Parade. of For ten years Mr. C. P. ! ELMER L BROWN VI. IX, Grace Mitchell. ber years. BY CUTICURA REMEDIES ed later she is to take the millinery busi- Johnson and A Fire in Rockport. j (a) Heather Rose, Lat>g0 llazeltine, Judge George E. ness of M. J. Dow, and Mrs. Dow and she of the Richmond 183 HAMMOND ST. BAGORN. ance of the First Parish Church (b) Dance sparrows, Mr. Dunton have hunted in the vicinity <>f will work together this season. Ruth Macomber.* “I first became affected with a dry, The three-story wooden residence of Mrs. will meet with Mrs. II. and Mr. Dunton gave most humor which was week Wal- Ralph i Folk Song. Krug Stacyville scaly pronounced As stated in The Journal last S. E. at Rockport was burned Practice limited to Eye. Far. Nose and Throat, Lillian Lillian Braddoek. to Shepherd this after- Dexter, eczema by three leading physicians. do District Lodge of Good Templars is was including the fitting of Glasses. i-dar street, Thursday, 1 realistic glimpses of camp life, incidentally dry Monday. The loss $10,000, with partial Je Visd’Espoir, Englebricht on and arms, March It commenced my legs meet with Brooks lodge Saturday, was to been due tc :;,i o’clock. As a long musical Flossie Heal. out soniFOt tne personal cii Heal the ana Montyiiie, A Macomber repaired the yawl boa Music, graphophone dall, has gone to Brooks to Cuticura Ointment (50c.) Skin, M. land in Montville. its 79th semi-annual dividend on Dec. 2, at the rate of °^0 Resolvent (50c.) .(or in the form of Chocolate Weeks, Jefferson ; This Bank paid 4 1 “The er_Mrs. Lizzie Randall visited her par- Cuticura 1 nice Davis so that it would Dialogue, Paper DontSay” 25c. vial of 60) to Purify the Blood. Fred to Nina M. pasi Adams Coated Pills. per Wagner, Searsport, and we to maintain this rate in the future. All Mrs. Eugene Wood, Ernest Higgins ents in Waldo last week....C. S. Sold throughout the world. Potter Drug & Chem. in Pros- per annum, confidently expect m-w boat. It was at ti 1 Mass. W'agner, do.; land and buildings hanging Song, America Six Pupils has sold a horse to E. Warren and he is Corp.. Sole Props. Boston. is credited to the accounts of the and OS-Mailed Free. Cuticura Book on 8kln Disease*. pect. dividend interest immediately depositors, and a schooner towing out collide( Tableau (a) “Before the Explosion" now prepared to do custom teaming. to Albert S. Herbert York, Swanville, if uncalled for at the time will draw interest the same as the principal sum. '■•Ii the boat and cut it in two. Mr. Ma (b) “After the Explosion” land and buildings in Mrs. Herbert Stuart Brackett Nickerson, do.; 1 “r has built for “knitting work” Gray, Frankfort. Violin solo, George Hart The afTairs of this Bank have the careful and conscientious oversight of its a b which is a compromise between Recitation “Milking Time” Nettie Rowe of the of TO CATARRH SUFFERERS. Trustees, who respectfully ask a continuation patronage its present and a model, a handy little craf Recitation, “The City Sportsman” dory new accounts with 1 Stuart Brackett and will be to open any prospective de- use on a lake or harbor. E. L. Macombe: depositors, pleased From a Well Music, Graphophone Good Advice and Liberal Offer within or without the State. turning out some nice row boats am 1 Tableau, “Forgiven” "'l"85*6—At"tH&^*I**08 positors Known Belfast at at theii Annie Nettie Rowe Druggist. tenders. The Maoombers Elms, j received and on interest the first of each Deposits plaead mi Front street are prepared to bnili l Recitation, “The September Gale" A. A. Howes & Co. are advising all who " Ernest and launches of all descriptions, am Higgins suffer front any of the symptoms of catarrh, month. theh Reoitation, “Prince and Pearl” work is of the best. & such as offensive breath, dryness of the Ola Redman A. D. CHASE SON, in this Bank ara from taxation. the of the Deposits ixsmpt •lie Recitation, “The Careful Messenger” J nose, pain across eyes, stoppage class or 1904, B. H. S., held a ver; Redman Ruth nose, discharges and droppings in the Feasant reunion at the home of Miss Wlni Music, graphophone CORNER STORE 1 coughing spasms and general weak- 1 even “The Census Taber.” throat, Kimball, Waldo avenue, Friday, Dialogue ness and to use Hyomei. They go Mrs. Mrs. Elms, An- debility, March nth. A was serv Eugene Wood* Henry far as to offer to refund the money to picnic supper nie Elms, True Elms, Ernest Higgins so TRUSTEES: a t user of Hyomei who is not perfectly prettily decorated table, which had Music, graphophone any 1 satisfied with the results. met „f red flower Blindfolded Artists i carnations, the class relief follows the useof the Hyomei ROBERT F. DUSTON, JAMES H. HOWES, FRED.O. WHITE *■' a Music. Quick centerpiece. The evening was spen the of the nose is re- treatment; stoppage BEX D. FIELD. ,lli All the were well taken. Those oi Widow the breath be- ARTHUR I. BROWS, am parts Ik the ceases, ! games, music and reminiscences, moved, dropping *** were well done, Deny comes pure and sweet, and the oatarrhal much The following clasi the schoolchildren especially enjoyed. are and their pre- the school several -JUST OPENED- germs destroyed growth '"embers were present: Mrs. Grace Bob Help was freely given by V6nt6(l the Emmons, Miss Geneva Heal, Miss Can , friends in many ways. It is hoped that Mail 14 Cents Go to.A. A. Howes & Co. today and buy a 1‘t» in their next Manton and Summer Catalogues by outfit for $1.00 with the tatcli, Miss Margaret Jackson, Miss Lilt , league will be as successful May Spring complete Hyomei understanding that if it does not give satis- krague, H. Fair Holmei entertainment, which will be given some, Henry Brown, faction, your money will be refunded. 4% 4% aDd William Leavitt. time during the first parted the spring term.

— ■*————tM 1 --*-- _ Household Letter. WOULD STARVE THE HOSPITALS. Eleanor Francis’ Trousseau Sets in Hew York. Bridal Out- efforts to fasten tlie In its desperate of of extravagance ou the last FACTS fits of Housebold Linens. Popularity charge Legislature—42 per cent of which was all White in Table Decoration. Practical Sentinel is Democratic—tiie Waterville Colored of Sanitas. Shirt Waist task of Linings now engaged in the ungracious Boxes. Fittings for Linen Closets. attacking the appropriations in aid of hospitals and charitable institutions FOR SICK Glass Covers. over which the State exercises no [Correspondence of Tlie Journal ] is welcome supervision or control. It All the special linen stores, and we to all the capital it cau make political have a number of such places here, are out of that. It has refrained from at- attention to furnish- tacking such appropriation ou consti- WOMEN giving particular farmer a of tutional grounds, and it will probably ing “Trousseau Sets,” as the wedding The discruwnatinq 'Bp keeps supply not do so, since the constitution em- outfit of household linen has come to be powers the Legislature to make “all for the designated. reasonable laws and regulations The foreign idea that a bride should benefit of the of a defence and people have a well filled linen chest as part LINIMENT to this con- SLOAN’S this State, not repugnant of tier outfit has been adopted here by the stitution, nor to that of United the set of who control the founder, strained to people curb, hock, States,” and since there is nothing since what they do is invariably For spavin, splint, sweeny, capped the benefit of styles, - show that these laws for copied. Fashionable dinner cloths are wind and all lameness in horses the people are contrary to the con- of satin finished linen with wide tendons, puffs the plain - stitution. The Sentinel says borders, and two monograms are used, foot rot and on cattle and amount so appropriated was $103,000 in worked at opposite diagonal corners, For thrush, garget sheep in 1001. This was 1007, against $48,000 placed so that they are well up on the the cholera, and scours in an increase of $55,000, assuming top of the table and not likely to be cov- For distemper, thumps hogs- What of it? If hog hoq figures to he correct. ered by the china or silver. Very large - and could be af- and in the money was needed napkins, either 27 inches square after For diarrhoea, canker roup, poultry the of can- ob- forded, charge extravagance the English fashion or 26 by 36,'the — PRICE 25 £ $1.00 ns what AT ALL DEALERS *.50* not be maintained. Let see long Fiench shape, are used to go with were some of these institutions, which these plain dinner cloths.. The napkins of did not appear in the expenditures are folded in three and the monogram asked for and 1001 and which last year comes in the centre and is placed on the received aid: LYDIA E. PINKHAM service used at all ceremonious plate IN A NARROW ESCAPE. SHI -BUILDIHG ROCKLUSD. Bar Harbor hospital.$ 2,000 No other medicine has been so dinners. lieaooness’ Bangor. 000 narrow from Home, in the LACE AND PINE LINEN. Many people have a escape — successful relieving suffering vviii be Healy asylum,.•'. 3,000 pneumonia and consumption as a result of a Cobb, Butler & Co’s shipyard of women or so are some of the cloths tins Knox County General hospital- 2,622 received many gen- Marvellous cold that hangs oft. Foley's Honey and the busiest place in Rockland suni- .'Mate sanatariuni. to,000 E. made of fine linen filet lace-a no matter how Maine uine testimonials as has Lydia up square Tar cures coughs and colds mei ns tlieliini will lie hustling away On and after Oct.-7, 1907, trains cornier, p,-: home.. the ami Maine Children's 1,250 meshed lace made somewhat after seated ami pneumonia on four new schooners that aie to he Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. deep prevents at Burnham and Waterville with through tr:; .Northern Gen. hospital. 2,000 drawn but dif- Refuse substitutes. K. H. Maine, of Mexican work, consumption. fall or earlier. ■ In every community you will find style launched by for and from Bangor, Waterville, Portland Waldo County General hospital. 1,500 that in and Moody. fering from pattern general The keel for one (if these vessets is al- follows: W ebber Hospital association. 7,000 women who have been restored to most, Boston, will run as effect. Cloths and doilies of this si retched, the sternpost is in po- York hospital. 1,500 health E. Pinkham’s ready KKOM BELFAST. by Lydia Veg- are further ornamented limber 8,000 Miles. and is in readiness AND GOODS statement oi iacis accom- costly style Shipping sition, everything From the etable Compound. Almost every lace and A M »' M I V with insets of Venice Point for up the frames in quick order tl.e resolve it that the putting 7 Of* 12 If 82 panying appears one you meet has either been bene- done in fine hand embroidery. D. March 2. Au the timber arrives. Schooner Belfast depart. Hos- patterns Washington, ('., when Point.17 10 tl2 20 13 2," Bar Harbor surgical and Medical fited or has who have. for use in City by it, friends Such linens are suitable only Australian corporation lias just receiv- Metinic is due this week with the ma Waldo ..17 20 112 30 |3 :i was erected at a cost of $39,000, pital In the Pinkham at the most and estab- from the Russian be a four master 7 32 12 42 3 47 that Laboratory elegant expensive ed a concession lei iaI. This craft will Bflooks. raised voluntary subscriptions; with au Knox 17 44 112 54 13 by wo m a n a ny d ay lishments, hut every woman Government to take out thirty million of 1300 built for the Benedict for from all over Lynn,Ma ss., any may tons, Thorndike. 7 60 1 00 4 it provides aid people handwork is sure to ad- a forest in see the files over one mil- eye for artistic feet of timber a year from Manson Marine Co. of New Raven. It. 7 68 1 08 4 i:t as well as from containing rimy. the State elsewhere; which from 8 20 1 30 4 35 lion one hundred thousand letters mire these creations, represent Siberia, nine hundred miles Vlad- will be named tlie Jessie Bishop and is & Burnham, arrive. that summer visitors for s 40 6 give liberally months of skilled labor many clever to be in Melbourne, Has- I’i!ton's, Clinton. 06 by delivered to be commanded %IH‘if there was a deficit from women and ivostok, by (.'apt. Jasper 8 60 -< its support, but that seeking health, thou- that Benton. workers. eight kell of Deer Isle. It is 40 3 20 6 o that Australia, approximately expected Bangor .... .11 of $5400 and it was thought $2000 here are the letters in which they: three COLISEUM BELFAST. ALL WHITE EFFECTS. sand miles away, and nearly the vessel will be ready to launch m BUILDING, A M was a moderate sum to ask from the state over their own 8 55 2 lo 6 16 openly signa- the distance from New York to J line. tf9 Waterville. used over white or times P State to assist in making up the deficit. tures that were cured These cloths are AM M M they by Lydia ■ San Francisco. For Crowell & Thurlovv of Boston The was estab- colored satin linings that throw out the Portland.11 36 4 60 i> 2u Healy orphan asylum E. Pinkkam's that no oper- be launched the four masted A It Vegetable Compound. but the It is likely lumbering will * lished in Lewiston fifteen years ago. design beautifully, preponder-1 7 65 3 ;11 Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable ation of recent years more strongly schooner Lewiston, which will tie about { K. D. 3 26 receives children without dis- ance of favor is for tables where the 1 B.ston, D. 3 HO WHO 7;. fl orphan has saved women illustrates the in the timber sup the same size as the Jessie Bishop. The jw tinction of race or creed and from all Compound, many is all white, color being intro- pinch setting of the world. In the as soon as the Metinic TO BELFAST. from flowers and favors. ! ply in all parts keel will he laid Stable cares for about 200 surgical operations. in tire House over the it duced Windsor State; only in an news of the concession, told arrives and work will be pushed lor- PM AM AM ! and is by the money Lydia E. Pmkham’s Vegetable In accord with tills, plain crystal with : children, supported lumber is thesugges ward so that the schooner can be E. I). 7 00 ^ the roots in is reckoned better American journal, I received for their board, and by Compound is made from and tlie monogram cut Boston, W D .;. 8 46 j tion of the difficulty that all countries uiUIlCUcU UUflilg Uir aumuiri. hc j State herhs. without drusrs. and is whole- than any more fancy glass. Gold BOARDING and TRANSIENT. I x ■ appropriation. style iiave to encounter in the Lewiston is to .be commanded it General is more often used at may getting by Capt. Portland.-.H35 7(0 The Knox County Hospital some and harmless. figured glass the future. and wood which they need in Tliomas J. Ginn of Auburn, a former A M at Rockland was incorporated in 1903 luncheons than on dinner tables, 15 9 55 4 The reason why Lydia E. Pink- ‘F.vprv vnar Limber cruisers ure going Knox county sea captain. Waterville. 7 to on the work of a general hos- white and china holds first place Horses stood 10 cents 7 00 carry ham’s is so gold and further alield and cutting A of the schooner Ellen in, Bangor. of the and it Vegetable Compound none of further duplicate J M pital in that part State, for the same service, though of abun- successful is because it contains in- the trees which, in former times Little is to be built for Donnell & Me- Pairs stood in, 15 Benton. f7 22 MO 01 4 21! has received from the Slate these rules are obligatory among 4 regularly which act because of the in- Kuwn of Boston—a four-master, with Clinton. t7 33 110 10 in 1905 it $1000 gredients directly upon where each hostess is dance, they passed stood in and fed 8 35 1020 4 1 $1500 a year and got fashionable set, 1500 Horse Burnham, depart...'.. the feminine it accessibility of the forest. two decks and about tons’ capac- 8 63 10 45 additional for repairs. organism, restoring more or less a law unto herseif. Cnitv. In out the Siberian limber The frame is due in April, and with and grain, 25 Thorndike. 0 02 11 «< 6 The Northern Maine General Hospi- to a healthy normal condition. Colored effects can always be obtain- taking ity. hay the Melbourne lumbermen will have work will be commenced May 1st. The Knox.. t9 10 *1110 0’ tal at lake was founded char- Women who are from ed mats under the doilies and 0 25 1130 r. 4 Eagle by suffering by placing cut in will be be as fol- and Brooks. to the eutiie year’s July, vessel’s dimensions Open day night. (0 35 111 40 *5 ity in 1900 and incorporated by act of those distressing ills peculiar to iheir centre pieces to correspond with any ship Waldo... and October, for lows: o'f 175 feet; breadth 5 0 45 ill 60 last its lias desired scheme of decoration. August, September Length keel, connection. City Point. P; Legislature year, building sex should not lose of these, the there of IS feet. Telephone 9 50 11 55 * for the sight during the remainder of year of beam, 39 feet; depili hold, tel fast, arrive cost $10,000. It is especially facts or doubt the of LACE CENTERS AND DOILIES. ability Lydia’ is no water at the of ship- The schooner is to be engaged in trade tFlag station. it in all re- open point COLCORD & CHAPMAN, for Boston are now sol1 poor and takes applicants Pinkham’s doilies are Limited tickets Vegetable Compound Lace edged centers and ment. with Cuba and southern ports. Capt. and all stations on Brand of race or creed, at a cost of IE. 95.00 from Belfast gardless Uo restore their health. as indicated the feature of is to command. to West and V if able to tlie proper caper, by What makes this unusual ltoding of Boston Proprietors. Through tickets all points 50 cents per day for patients for sale Lewis Sanbok make up of the aforementioned trous- transporting bulky logs 8,Out) miles The fourth school er is to be a three- west, via all routes, by pay, and they receive the same care Agent, Belfast. seau sets, and this is a sensible as well feasible is that such unmanufac- master of about 350 tons capacity, McPONALI*, anil attention if unable to pay. Ti e Problems for the Methodists. quite MORRIS as a fashion, for colored embroi- tured stock is admitted free, while built for the Brainerd Sluder and Ilail Mut. Fire Ins. Co., Salem, Mass., Vice President and General Manag* a pretty Holyoke nurses are Franciscan nuns, compe- and Ticket Agent deries are perishable under the best of there is a on all manufac- Co., and to be commanded by F. E. Boothbv. Gen’l Pass, tent is in charge, and 175 heavy duty Quarry j ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1907. physician Maine Conferences to Consider Matter of conditions and white pieces do not tured wood into Australia, the Thomas K. Rowland of were admitted in 1900. brought j Capt. Green-; patients j: 00 Consolidation and Church Extension. grow tiresome as colored things have a duty on lumber, for instance, being port, R. I. The dimensions will be 120 Ileal Instate.$ 40,545 The Waldo County General Hospital Mortgage Loans. 32,000 00 he consolidation of the two Metho- way of doing. $5.00 a thousand board feet. At feet keel, 30 1 2 feet beam and 10 feel, at Belfast was opened in 1904. It has 't nearly Stuck and Komis. 884,003 11 in and lack of AND PRACTICAL. a new mill is being erected bold. The frame is to arrive m the received a large number of patients dist conferences Maine, NOVEL Melbourne, Cash in Ofiioe ami Bank. 14,41952. work in some of to manufacture these logs into dressed and the craft will be completed 47 and it gives free care to tlio.se unable religious portions A novel and very practical set of col. spring Agent’s Balances. 23,987 HON. WM. T. COBB and will he the two stock, such as flooring, ceiling and other bv early fail. The vessel is to be es- Intele>ts and Rents. 41 to pay. it was established and is large- Maine, principal topics nred linings is easily and inexpensively 11,505 as well as into lumber. constructed for carrying gran- All other Assets. 110 59 CALVIN AUSTIN, Receivers. ly maintained by voluntary contribu- for discussion at the Maine conference i made by purchasing some of tlie new ] products, pecially of 11. The These Siberian differ from ite from Portland, Conn. tions, the rest made up by hospi- in Augusta the week April wall covering, known as j operations being waterproofed the methods in the United The builders to stretcli the keels Admitted Assets.$1,012,091 10 consolidation of the two conferences Sanitas and cutting it into mats just a ; lumbering plan BANGOR DIVISION. in that in this it is pos- to each two to the south- LIABILITIES, DECEMBER 31, 1907. State. has been urged many years. Originally shade smaller than tlie linen or laces of States, country parallel other, sible and to have new nulls ward of the keel laid undone Net 81400 Tlie Webber association was Maine was a part of the New England the doi.ies or centres. This material; customary already Unpaid Losses.$ Hospital j 320,420 45 TWO TRIP SERVICE. arid was set as a near tne of produc- to the northward. Between 100 and Unearned Premiums.. m lliddeford for tin- purpose conference off separate can he had in blues, pinks or I conveniently place organized plain with the de-I will be at work All other Liabilities. 14.517 11 ot out tlie will of Moses W. conference in 1824. It was divided in and its substantial texture is a tion, though, continually 200 ship carpenters carrying greens C ish Guaranty (' * pit il... lOO.oOO 00 1840 into Maine and East Maine con- creasing supply, the larger mills often when the season is at its height. Webber, who bequeathed a fund for great protection to a polished table, Surplus over all Liabilities. 570,932114 on the line ot the find it to haul their timber by building and supporting a hospital in ferences Kennebec while such linings never wear out or profitable Total Liabilities and surplus.$1,012,091 10 means ot commu- trams and railroads many miles away i will be river. The renews their s son. ids. Belfast that city. Tlie fund available improved fade and a damp cloth s:r,:n,E komk isemedy. Jane Eat tee & Ag» .Maine. started the lor re- from their saws. Forest experts in in a year or two. Meanwhile tlie asso- nication agitation color, for Sanitas is really a sort of this that the of the ciation. wall a fund of at its com- uniting i hem. ltev. W. T. Ogier, form- oil cloth made for wall country say hope $6000 glorified up of elder of Rockland dis- United states for a steady supply Olive Oil mill Anodyne Cures mand, lias leased and equipped a build- erly presiding hangings, and imitates perfectly wall ruiMses, — timber in the of forestry ing as a hospital for the accomodation trict in the East Maine conference, was burlaps and fathers, as well as ; lies application the Worst I papers, to all and for Sale an earnest advocate of it. In the Maine timberlands, public, Farm of a small number of It lias that its ibilities for house- private patients. tiles, so pos j At this season of the year, when a ! to Bosk the work in tiiac of its le- and the careful study of the economical Reduced Fares—Belfast asked and received state aid towards conference, principal hold uses are endless outside j is so liable to do- i IN NOKTIIPOKT, MAINE, and better utilization of Even on the lungs its to tlie amount of $10,000, of direction tlie past year has hetn done field as an artistic and sanitary product. object gitimate in to \t i;• j> ii/.o fat..l pneumonia, it is worth j Containii g 180 acres of land. 40 acres of mow- $2.25. was Rev. J. F. Ilaiev ot l’ine street to be so, a severe shortage twenty laud suitable which $7000 available last year. by wall covering that needs only know of a i ing land, 50 acres of pasture, high be while to simple prescription leave Belfast at 2.80 m m tlie town of church and Rev. Robert A. of to remove twenty-five years must expected. for sheep raising and other stock, well watered Steamers p The York hospital Culpitts \ washed with a damp sponge been used for and that has successfully ln>m springs, lemainder in wool lane. 5" apple and Thursdays for Camden, Rockland York was established donations and Congress street church, both in Port- ; all soil or J by grime. years in curing colds and preventing ; trees in pood condition. Otic >t< ry house, dl, ton in lias a fund. THE HA1> BOR GLE.-MS. For and Winter)"1' opened 1000. It considerable SHIRT WAIST BOXES. Most of the ingredients wood house, and t»arn 7' x42. in g'«od repair. Weil Soarsport. Bucksport pneumonia. miles 7 45 a. or on arrival of steamer from Bo- indebtedness on account of real estate Last year, the M tine conference at of pood ..ii'cr. Fne mi.es from eltast. Ji m., waist boxes covered with a:\- in every home or can be obtained (irouml. Tins Iannis in W ednesdays and Saturdays. and tlie of Auburn took a long step toward the Shirt pret- By streets that slope to wharf and pier, from the ('amp every- purchases addition hospital for a slock hum For chintz of this material are lead me, feet of dreaming, near at trifling cost. way suitable particulars KKTUKNINU facilities. it is needed the commu- consolidation by resolving that here- ty patterns Oil, DaVID I. by than the stores, (he masts, the Mix well together four tablespoons- inquire of HKliEICK, Foster’s wharf, at after the church at which tlie confer- both newer and more practical 'idle ships, spars, On the Premises. Steamers leave Boston. which it serves, and it is in need of molasses or honey and one table- «>tf nity those in cretonnes or mat- The white sails kissed with dew of stars, fui p. m.. luesdays, and Fridays ence met would not he to upholstered olive oil and Anodyne. a. in of and deserving of aid. expected stars that smile spoonful each of Leave noekland. via Camden, at 5.30 make the Of golden, tropic -■ furnish tree hoard for the ting, and the plain colors very At short intervals take a teaspoonlul on arrival ot steamer from J oston, W«*dm o The largest appropriation—$15,000— any except On cocoa grove and palm girt isle ; the utticials and visitors from and cleanest linings for closet of the mixture, and also apply and saturoa\ s. is for the Maine State sanatorium, conference prettiest streets that slope, by ways that dip on the throat and shelves and bureau drawers. For linen By Anodyne externally All freight,.except live stock, is insured which has been established in the town the great denominational societies Unto the Light street wonder-slip. chest. LIVE STOCK tire and marine isk. chests or closets this is suit- to a of Hebron for the treatment of con- That is expected to reduce the attend- especially Oil, lead and leave me there keep Neuralgic Anodyne is household FRED W KITE Agent Belfast, and can be matched in color with dreams of old dreams that sweep remedy that is invaluable in curing all If there is one in the ance in a measure to increase the feasi- able, »,y days, sumptives. tiling l.u ulucti,. "j11 cl rilihnii hands that hold aches and pains, not only of colds, of consolidation. The Their ships of fancy to thy shore, STATEMENT OF THE line of healing disease that appeals bility principal Baltimore! but neuralgia, headaches, rheumatism, the sets of towels ami napkins in even Thou dear, delightful etc. more than another, it is this. opposition seems to lie in the form of toothache, bruises, sprains, cuts, INSURANCE COMPANY strongly of a dozen or more. A well A bottle costs but 25 cts., and is PHOENIX Tuberculosis is tlie of this cli doubt as to the packages The harbor gleams—down South street, lo, large scourge practicability. home- sold everywhere under guarantee that tlie lack of linen closet is a joy to every The the spars, the smokestacks go, a. .to mate. Modern research has found that The other topic, of" kept masts, refund the money unless it gives satis- OF HARTFOTD, CONN. woman and should be considered The skip, the tugboats scream, Twitchell- it is and in its earlier religious work in some portions of loving bugeyes faction. Made by. The DECEMBER 31, 1907. preventable as it The fat sidewheeiers take the stream, ASSETS is aa tlie more in the plans of every house, surely Champlin Co., Portland, Me. stages curable. With a local institu-' Maine, regarded by many to ot would be if there were more women The hunkers glide ports rest, F. L. LIBBY, Burnham, Maine, Real Estate.$ 139,0- tion for the treatment of the disease important of tlie two. It includes tlie or To wharves and ships and piers rest; Loans. of workers who can architects. that hold Mortgage according to approved methods, suffer- question providing The cattle ships, the hulls Collateral Loans. 08,0< and COVERS OVER LINEN. wheaten A Rchable -AND- ers are no longer compelled to go out- speak foreign languages go among GLASS The garnered harvest’s gold, Stock ami Ronds. 5,998,si side the State for treatment, even if tlie increasing foreign horn population One of the most popular fads here is And here and there, beyond, between. Remedy (’ash in Office and Rank. \ tlie of vessels cross the scene— MASS. I"(i> they have tlie means. Private gifts es- in Maine, and give them comforts to have glass covers made that exactly Gray ghosts AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, Agent’s Ralances. 712,8' Old clippers from the ports of sleep tablished the institution, but it needed of church associations, something that lit the tops of tea tables, dressing OraaiH Baiffi Rills Receivable. That lie beyond the outmost deep! Ely’s and Rents.. is,. and the lias been little done in tiiis State except and the centre of live stock to Brighton Interests larger means, Legislature gave tables, bureaus, pieces is quickly absorbed. Weekly shipments 89,141 tlie Roman Catholics. We we turn—where Calvert drops All other Assets. it $15,000 a year for the next two years. by used to adorn dinner tables. These pause, Gives Relief at Once. Market. Cars leave Belfast every Monday morn- these Another is that of non-self-sus- The white foreueaks. the mainmast tops! There are about twenty-live of phase perfectly protect the delicate coverings It ing and Burnham Monday noon. Dover and Fox- Gross Assets.$7,880. in Around us roar the wheels *>i trade, cleanses, soothes, institutions which receive aid from the taining churches small communities, embroidered and lace trimmed 1 solicit not 14,.’1 of The scurrying crowd, the blithe parade; lieals and protects croft every Saturday morning. your Deduct items admitted. State. would reduce some of those being where two or more the needed is The Sentinel linens, and all washing But there the sea, the spell of it, the diseased mem- consignment, promising you prompt and satis- their one-half or and denominations have organi- the to it clear and that flit Admitted Assets.$7,822 stipends more, evangelical that given glass keep The bobbing boats, the ghosts brane resulting from factory returns with the party's name and ad- some them alto- zations in a of is a ocean DECEMBER 31, 1907. apparently cut out of community decreasing bright. This practice certainly Of old adventures, tales, Catarrh and drives dress 1 sell your stock to. Write for shipping LIABILITIES It will have the of The third phase is that of both in The surge, West Indian gales, 424. v gether. monopoly population. gain for economy preserving deep-sea away a Cold in the free. Net Uunpaid Losses. $ like the a driections and my weekly market letter, that flint-hearted economy. There is neglected communities, farm- the linen and a saving of the time and A coffee ship, clipper sleek, Head Ite- Unearned Premiums. 3,985,8 from Port Rique; quickly. no money less begrudged the tax ing territory between villages or some effort that must otherwise be expended Molasses-filled, stores the Senses of All other Liabilities. 20,81. by A pungy, borne than that which to the of tlie along a scantily settled delicate handwork, dandy, dancing Cash Capital. 2,000,0 payers goes help people in cleansing such some of I Taste and Smell. Full size 50 cts., at From bay-port yestermorn Drug- over all Liabilities. 1,441,1' sick and and to for coast. Tlie village will have a church more now in the Surplus suffering provide but it is seen just gists or by mail. In liqui 1 form, 75 cents. WE tlie fatherless.—Portland Press. but the outside will he left to homes of the Me- Slow wheeling time brings change, and people more pretentious Ely Brothers, 5o Warren Street, New York. Total Liabilities and Surplus.$7,822,27 take care of themselves. than in the plainer ones where brings tropolis The dust that veils old, primary things; Albert M. Ames, Agent. Stockton Spring- TEACHING BABY TO WALK. Tlie money question is at tlie bottom its should make WANT practical advantages The on ami on of both, the resolving itself city creeps, creeps problem most appeal to the housewife. Above, beyond the shores of dawn ; NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BY I)R. MAUDE KENT. into that of support for tlie tilings and still Eleanor Frances. Creeps east and west and north, unicreas Martin L Dwelley of Fraukfort, In Editor Medical “American desired. street State of his YOUR Department, Up, up and over Charles hill, the Comity of Waldo and Maine, by FOR SALE is to take d the sixth of April, 1900 The conference expected Beyond the falls, beyond the park. mortgage deed dat day One of the best hay farms in the county Housekeeper.” on Pilotage Bill. the of Deeds for said sne.h Motion as will brim? the second and Hearing the northmost boundary mark— and recorded in Kegtstry about 1(M) acres of the best land Never encourage a baby to try to walk if Beyond Book 266, Cage 264. conveyed tabling both of these Defoe But change, nor time, nor fire, nor fate rniiotv of Waldo. rooks, plenty of wood, also some timber, he seems unwilling to learn. The sockets perhaps questions with M Keed, therein named as D. M. Keed SUBSCRIPTION The Littlefield bill dispensing Can touch these charms that undulate, W Daniel well watered. Abundance of fruit are shallow in chil- the conference which will meet in the County of Penobscot and pasture, of the joints very tiny general and in dream (f Hampden, Good bouse, ell, shed and carriage house, State licenses for pilots providing That ebb, that flow, that rise a certain lot or parcel of land dren and the hones so feebly connected that at Baltimore in May. The cordial co State of Maine, To THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. We large barn. Cuts 10 tons hay, which will 1*-' the of licenses to Beside the street piers of gleam I thereon standing, situated in said are dislocated. Besides which, of the East Maine conference for granting pilot Light with buildings with farm if wanted. Also all farming they easily operation and described as follows: •' and mates of vessels of Frankfort and bounded take of ourcom lA miles from « bowed legs are much easier to avoid than 10 masters sailing me and let me corner west want to advantage Located postofllce. Inquire is expected in this movement. Oh, lead there, stay Keginning at the southeast running you THOMAS GANNON before the are States in the W, T. cure, and standing legs of this matter which Maine the United employed Beside the wharves of the Ed Curtis lot to land of C.bun- M- Because yesterday— bv low- bination with THE NEW IDEA WOMAN’S 35tf Lower Congress St., Belfast, strong enough to hear the weight of the coastwise trade, was the subject of a The boats, the smoke-wreathed den ni-ls- thence by land of said Bunnels, Nora wishes to present to the national confer- packet the town road leading body mar result ii. permanent deformity, before, the House Committee on Of sailor folk and I ers 'George l owers, to have the election of in hearing 'longshoremen schoolhouse past MAGAZINE. We already announced that will cause a constant regret. ence, delegates i-pril now Iron, the Kichard’s (so called) Merchant Marine and Fisheries last Thd harbor gleams—just afar, thence said road to land ninth or the becomes of unusual interest. It is the George Kingsbury’s) by About the tenth month first I saw it from a street car, land of that we offer the two for $2.10, week. F. S. Pendleton of New York Gay of thence south by together attempt usually is made to place the child custom in Maine conference to refuse The the the of w hite l)fnief Kingsbury; and .folui But- for those favoring the hill, masts, spars, peaks said K mgsbury, Rosetta Dwelley Price Wanlii on its feet At the eleventh or twelfth $2.50. to elect a minister who electioneers for appeared From seas of song ami seas of light, terliekl to first mentioned bounds; containing Regular Subscription of one Help month the clibd w ill stand with some as- while Charles L. Warwick, secretary seas of and forty acres reserving the position, consequently there are no From seas of calm and gale— about one hundred Men or women to represent The Ann-' 1 he first at are of Mates and And whereas tile said Daniel copies of New Idea at this sistance. attempts walking for the two min- the Association Masters, A phantom hull, a ghostly sail, acre as a cemetery. Sample edited by F. I’. Dunne (“Mr. .I..... Mm l.i I, nml.tl, Tilt. announced candidates deceased, and the under- Magazine, it. on of v Heed, afterwards Ida m. Tarbell. Lincoln Steffens, the two dele- Pilots, opposed A fine old ship seas yore executrix of Ids es- ollice. ley”), nt which children walk alone is isteral delegates. For lay was duly appointed Good Continuin: average age When sailed from Baltimore! signed oi said mort- Straight proposition. pay. two men are active clippers tate- and whereas the conditions REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUB. CO to in business <* 1 • about lire fifteenth or sixteenth month. gates, conducting —Baltimore Sun. ! therefore reason terost. from year year gage have been broken, now, by and net necessary. Goo., Much upon the surroundings. A campaigns. Warren W. Cole of Chest- thereof 1 claim a Experience capital depends uf the breach of ihe conditions Belfast, Maine Write .J N. TRA IN Eli. '->;i We difference is seen in different families nut street and F. J. port unity. great church, Portland, Farmer. foreclosure of said mortgage. New York City. to time of Previous Another Waldo County 7, UH'8. Street, irt regard walking. Goodspeed of Wilton. It is the custom Hampden,V Me.-March most com- LOUISE M. HEED, Executrix. sickness may retard walking, or, to elect one elder and one presiding & SNAKE, her Attorneys 3wl2 e o n d- 11 mon of all, the condition of the bones George Bagley of Troy sold to the Troy By MAYO S e other as ministerial delegates. of even known as rickets. In some instances from six cows 30,187 pounds of goods spinal W. Hamilton of San creamery Em disease be the cause. Bishop John the ending December 1907. scription. may milk during year ture, bedding, of tile and for ten min- Francisco of Boston, will pre- of 5.43 SALE Liniment. Massage hips legs formerly His test has been an average per FARM FOR pets, stoves, is the best ex- The committee on con- Trundy’s it utes after the morning bath, side. program cent, and the amount of butterfat produced Antique fun ternal a of 1642 For this he a It treatment; pour teaspoonful sists of the three presiding elders. Rev. Yffibl during the year pounds. [u on IUilge. Will afford,instant relief for headache, earache, specialty. ij Cod Lives Montville, Ayer’s olive oil into the of the hand and do Our delicious an average per pound of have anything palm D. Holmes of Lewisville, Rev. has received price cures neural- 1 George of toothache, backache, rheumatism, sell drop me not massage very rapidly or vigorously. of and without oil. 32$ cents. The entire amount money re- Farm of the late Albert O. Porter, containing Charles W. Parsons Portland, and lumbago, corns, burns, bruises, sore throat, card and will receive a prompt oh' The even, firm pressure is the best motion preparation ceived from the creamery was 3735.02. He ■5 acres, well divided into tillage, pasture gia, postal you Rev. B. C. Wentworth of Old Orchard, Rood house and barn, good well of around the liver, swelling of joints and in a case of tliis sort, aud combines a sooth Better than old-fashioned received for veal calves 317.37 and sold milk woodland. pains WALTER H. COOMBS. the of the orchard, sehoolhouse near by. R. F. effect and the desired stimulation of and pastor Augusta church, to his and used himself enough water, apple pains of all kinds. Allays inflammation and pre- Corner Cross and Federal Streets, BelLm. ing neighbors L). from both Liberty and Freedom, Me.; the Rev. E Dunnack. The princi- cod liver oil and emulsions to the total income from these cows delivery For external use only. Price circulation. Henry bring also a in the house. For terms inquire rents poisoning. of from routine for each cow. He telephone Twice a day give a half teaspoonful pal announcement aside up to about 3600, or 3100 the ‘,laCe’ °r 16 cents at R. H. Moody’s. Made by S. D. Trundy, to restore health for month for Scptt’s Emulsion. The combination of the and the two important matters of ad- paid out grain about 315 per 0fDR. EDWIN A. PORTER, Maine. Ivr28 fpr he Alain Stockton Springs, oil and hypophosphites of lime aud soda ministration, is that Rev. Charles A. Old delicate children, ten mouths. The other two mouths bought Pittfefielti, will food to build bone people, Farm and Home. assist the other Goodell, pastor of Calvary church, New and none.—Turf, Postals tissue and is necessary weak run-down Townsend’s rapidly, equally will deliver a series of three lec- persons, where the spinal uerves are diseased. York, OASTORX tures on the topic of evangel- after sickness, colds, coughs, general The Kind You Have Always ARE THE BEST ism. and all throat and Bun th, Bought the Public: $25.00 REWARD PERISH. To THOUSANDS bronchitis The local committee of arrangements Thousands from con- perish every year consists of George M. Ryder, W. D. troubles. I wish to Inform my customers that I have The above reward will be paid to any person from a cold. lung will continue work sumption resulting Foley’s Hutchins and G. A. Colburn. moved to West Belfast, but who will bring Information thai will lead to the Iloney and Tar cures the most obstinate it on our guarantee as before, papering, painting, frescoing and arrest and conviction of any person or persons Try varnish work. stone walls from the Otis racking coughs and expels the cold from _ _ removingB any of the R. H. W. J. ROBERTS. H. J.OHAPLES.Supt^; your system and prevents consumption and MOODY, DRUSBIST, FOlEYSHffiNEMCAH cases 3wto* Belfast, November 26,1907.-«nU8 lift It has cured of Pnwnla Telephone 75-22 ■ pneumonia. many FOLEYSHONEIMAH MAINE. Ohm QoMsi PrawMte incipient consumption, fi. H. Moody. itop»U>«coa will happen, der the rule of Teddy. By way, will save us.” Over the bright enter the A few of our large, bis kind and honest face, or bis Thomas’ Kclectric age ministry. forget ies keep Dr. late was a noble lady and was waters of this beautiful lake these of Euro-1 and His Insurance and It subdues the Queen cities, following the example genial sunny disposition. FRED ATWOOD, Real Estate .eh emergencies. better in our than rowed their kind interest liked much country brave and starving soldiers pean cities, are seeking to remedy tins friendship, and helpful heals the hurts. and there her illustrious grandfather,” boats and came to the Chaudiere and defect by establishing technical High and sympathy for all. His broad charity REPRESEN 1ING OVEk FORTY-FIVE MILLION ASSETS. on a statue of I ,l>tor was working was a twinkle in his eye. “Yes,” its darkly wooded cliffs. They blew schools, in other parts of the world, for man and strong faith in God. “He tells us that said, “but. Thackeray their bugles and listened, but no Shout wherever foreign missions have never spoke an unkind word about any Hre, Life, Accident, Plate (Bass, Tornado insurance, Steam boiler ! 'ask what you are doing?” in- and his notably ill. lived a pure life, of relief echoed back to them through a a start is made one.’’ His nine old visitor. George gained foothold, rigtit year granddaughter last were in one sense even sadder the forest and many of the at the A illus- was the best man that insurance and inspection. a .1*1 ry figure,” said, the sculp- days deep pale, very beginning. good says, “Grandpa as light on the at Tribune. than Benedict Arnold’s, reason, starving soldiers laid down tration is seen in Rhodesia where the ever lived.”—Bangor News. him.—Chicago lelt and the sound of human voices all ground to die and end their misery. American Board began work about the Security Bonds for Cashiers, Contractors, Administrators and Trustees. Correspondence solicited, lieai estate bought, and sold. ,.:c> react, weaken the bowels, him.” “Yes,” said my friend, “the last Hut Aaron Burr rose superior to the time when the country was thrown C? Aik. Mb’ b-L bbd 3HL, k .b? ir constipation. Doan’s Regu- 111. were sad. hut Kind 'urn Have AI'VUVS B0U“lb days of George very occasion.” Soldiers,” said he, “shall we. open to settlement under the leader- bears the // tune the stomach, cure in ra-dy, what of the courts of justice Can- now down to die after all these of Cecil Rhodes. While he was WILLIAMS BURGH CITY FIRE INS. i»5c. Ask your druggist for lay ship CO., STATE OF HAINE ada?” “The court in Canada,” in the when out- of highest hitter days wilderness, busy with schenu-s empire building s'tsTft,r0 BROOK 1 YX. N. Y. 1 “is like our court in the brave leader is returning with missionaries took the raw WALDO SS. replied, probably the pioneer DECEMBER 1007. ran mountain wrote ASSETS 31, high,” United States, the Supreme Court, and not far “No, never,” from their native kraals To the Honorable Justice of tile miprenu* Judi- food away.” boys and girls | 70 and live Real Estate..§ U»3.9*29 cial Court, next to be held al 'hdiast. within with a Chief .Justice Judges, shout'd Henry Dearborn, and them how to work. The 584. own to •sshm is old, objected the Captain taught Mortgage Loans. ami for said County, uii the third of States ... Tuesday hut while decisions of the United and hollow cheeks told and brush had to be cleared News and Collateral Loans —. 2o,5eono writer. “It was all right whose pale tall grass Literary Notes. April, A. 1). 1 Dos. in decis- us Stocks and Bonds. 1.064.1:. no it won't do Supreme Court are final law, of his sufferings. “Let before, tents could be set up. 11'its M. Bit \LEY of ago. bin to-day.” plainly away Cash in Office and Bank.. 121.to; 58 Belfast, ill the County is now.”— ions from this court in the Dominion make another effort to save oursel ves." followed as HATTIEof Waul •, wife of Albion C. very thing higher temporary dwellings, The Maine, Woods last Balances. ... 221.2ID 22 Hr;if-*y, respect- the -Ju published Agents’ esents that she was married io tin- \ .journal. ut Canada can be appealed to “So 1 shouted Burr. ‘‘Soldiers,” had to be cleared and up j Interest and Renf> 16,017 4'; fully rep slid say," ground dug week its souvenir issue Albion C. I’ralev at Bellasr. on the inI: the sportsman A ll other assets... l'» lay of dieial Committee of Imperial said “on the swift waters of this for and roads and A. 1) lion. Jake Moore, State he, gardens, paths made, which had been promised to come out June. 1894. 1»\ .i.tbii 1 ,i in, ufster Council of the mother country. we will soon find Arnold ami re- At the same time j Oi the (iospei; that III":, iive.i tog-tlmr ;,s |;:|s- Georgia, savs of Kodol For privy liver orchards planted. at tht- time of the show in Gross Assets.. §2,146,618 12 called the Sportsmen’s b.uni and wife at Belfast, in said from the -K. r. DeW it: & Co., Chicago, There is another court lief and after resting and refreshing the wife was engaged in j <’•>uu‘y. missionary’s New York. The edition is very line in j time of theirs id marriage uni. toe lib d tv of s—1 have Mill-ned more than court over, I ue- will march on with him the Admilted Assets..§2.146,618 12 ; Exchequer presided ourselves we initiating the'girls into mysteries all Its contributed August, a. !>• 1905; that your lie. !: :nr a a'avs About where cases respects. articles, j LIABILITIES DECEMBER 1907. from imligesi ion. lieve, by a single judge, to Quebec and conquer l'or Liberty.” of housework. 31, conducted lierseii t twanl h r sai !r> '.,.n : as*a so much maps of sporting regions, half-tones, 89 faithful, rue and alV'-eii-urite thsagu I had grown to the revenue ot the Do- “Sol- Net. Unpaid Losses ... —.§ 163,287 w.te; ilia! on the pertaining cried Bigelow. The next was to teach “boys” a “Yes,” Major step a ,• a crust of corn and other features make together Unearned Premiums—. l,2'.o, :7s 25 I said lTtli day oi August. \. I), r said Al- 1 could not digest are Then of course falter at minion considered. who among you can colonial term for ail male Afri- 80 bion C. Ibiilev deserted your’lined ui without ■ ,d in,i retain anything on my diers, (the very attractive issue. Besides such All other Liabilities. 17,365 j come the courts in the diiferent Provin- a then his sword to make bricks and tiles 25». '*1 1 ,v non of KDinliiiw* tilrnn to have the of her minor children fortune. The store he that fashion subscribes almost solely j 23 custody aged re- \ every question in the book.” All other Assets. 137,227 spectfully eleven, nine and live and'named the corner of King and Cranberry In connection with these indus- compositions, lie says in years, p;i, retorted Gunson, Jr., “I LOSS Of THE SEWALL. tools. European j liaze! I... Clare L. and Mei It N. draley. the frame was of hewn oak. one listener whose Cross Assets.. 63 M‘ine to streets and trial features the usual educational part, “For object 1,8/1,437 Dated at t’.elfast, Maine, this >nli da\ of Feb- !i:ol intelligent person Receivable and Reserve for 'I his old ‘Benedict Arnold building,’ tins was to learn from the artist the auth- Bills ruary, A. D 11*08. .ilii your home work.”—Brooklyn work has been carried on, so that reinsurance in not about the Retired Masters Recall in General companies II ATT IK M. H RALEY. as it was called, was burned Changes mission school has secured the highest oritative interpretation of the works j admitted in New York. 11.632 07 assassinat- time President Lincoln was Construction. grant made by the government to native which he performed, or for one who ST A TE OF M vt \ K. No Use: to Die, residence was in j Admitted Assets .$ 1,859,804 66 ed. General Arnold’s Hath steel schools. Is there an educational plant sought him out for sheer artistic enjoy- ! The loss of the sailing ship DECEMBER 1907. Wai.i»<> Ss. ,rv .}. u»08. "il Ml mil II. U lll'-ir IIW u-'-. lu ( irleton on the west side of the St. can would because lie came LIABILITIES 31, Arthur has caused much sorrow in the whole United States which meat, twenty go | Personally appeared l\ di e -a. Mm.-v an I :n ubU* as as you can get. Sewall Net Losses.8 185.002 64 long John Hiver. At least this is what was a from and the sum- Unpaid made oath to the tmlli of th ■. .>v,* lind \ her .1. in and has set the retired mas- show a better record in so short time? Europe represented | Premiums 619,366 09 j New says Mrs. Maine, Unearned and u Discovery,” told me when 1 in S’.. John sever- j mit of the musical fashion of the | signed, that she lias -d ieasonath'-" dili- a not spoke The of this school at Jit. day, All other Liabilities 186,435 03 Kushboro, l’a. “I would i. rs of square-riggers to recounting principal gence to a'•certain the re>nleueo o: *aid libelee al Here lie lived in a very the fashiunah.e world could not af- I 400 fur that wonderful years ago. Columbus C. is a and | Cash Capita and that >h. is nil'll* c |,» a-ivr am the s •la} only their experiences and memories of the Simula, Fuller, “cap- 4'5.0noOD me. ml and because of his he absent.” The result is that Surplus over all liabilities that it is to her acluaih Jt loosens up a cough quicker expensive style instead of steam- tain of of whom Americans ford to ; unknown. old days, when, tramp industry” 3vvl 1 I more iic was much disliked is me, FLED 'V. K<>\\. i.: .M.-f, and cures lung disease haughty manner m well he Fourteen years American production, which distine-i and 1,859.8.'4 '>o era ot heavy carrying steel sailers, built ty proud. Total liabilities surplus .Justice of la Pram*. lit* cum* i" who a to sti- pronounced hopeless.” by the Canadian people, despise he entered a wilderness. five and irood, is, a large extent, and on trie so-called ‘‘naif clipper" model, ago Today iab’.«* remedy for coughs traitor as well as our Yankee lled. Mr. Farweii’s is for I Tiie General Accident Insurance peuph. the United States was on one finds there a self-supporting, indus- plea compos- Company. ST v 1 E OF MAIN K. _■ ppe, asthma, bronchitis and at represented and One of his warehouse- Lower Cove, The ers to learn- the nation’s sociology Pa. SUPREME -f I'DICI \ I sold under guarantee at K. deep water by full clippers, lean as a trious community. earning ability 400 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, COURTjv V.\( \Ti on which there was a insurance an aver- economics as well as its music, in order WALDO SS. store. 50c. and large hound and swift as a the of the men has increased from 1007. drug $1.00. pirate. Flying j ASSETS DECEMBER 31, Hi* p* vst, 1 ehpiui gi D was burned and soon alter the es- to w in disinterested for the sake of y puis. ;lt* free. people some of 12 lo 20 cents and help | I 1 American there are today age per day, Loans. 4,000 oo l1 ni 'lio annexed bel, u is ord -red v nn*, the in in in which flag Mortgage ot Bt. John burned tligy, or a national cause. > s e as the Astral, At- skilled workmen earn $1.2"> ami Bomis. 322,8 10 3S imdefslglied. a FII of slid (''Mill, t ha not iee very line ships, such ( pecially Slocks man who had his named l’he This oceur- 18.370 55 be given p- ti:e libelee an prolonged they Traitor.’ of trie Oil more. School buildings have been Cash in Office and Bank by puldisiimg at" sted ias and Acme Standard fleet, "I '>!’ *i in i-.-tii- ,rt a few nights ago was led wiiiie he was absent in cost of Agents’ Balances. 8.4.>9 70 silib', abstr I. t t lie eo', togelli- England Edward Se- erected at less than half the ei vvi d when a window in an and the Erskiue M. Phelps, Bills Rcceivah e. moon n, ihi e week ucees- upper anti soon alter he left Canada for 4 contract.construction. A of i 4,i 08 ill 1 lie ee ;’i a i.ti-ed as he left the and wall and William P. Frye of the Sewall large part DR. HUMPHREYS’ SPECIFICS, Interest and Rents.• SlV'ely Kepil .Journal, newspaper house, in Great Britain.” a .. 16 802 17 ill eilast, til" — printed of the mistiess called out: all built in Hath. the food is raised by the pupils, and Dlrrotlons with enrh v;ai in Five Languages. AllOthei Assets (-"Ueiyof Waldo, tin* fleet, last publication to be days at leas: i.ef .n* tins time we had eaten breakfast, a source of revenue. thirty n x ra tliis By are not press is and French, ! ot n quart morning, The ships of today, however, printing English, German, Spanish, Portuguese Gross Assets.$ 674 -2627 the u< \ I'din said in, to be holden at 1 til and after our had extinguished in build- within lit-Kits. guides built on trie same lines as those in trie These achievements character Deduct item* not admitted. 20,711 04 fast, ml for said county, on tao third our lire and we started of u a camp packed up raced the seas. ing are necessary to keep pace with No. FOR Price Tuesday \pril \t. that ma then and ai about that little Get past, when the clipper there in cough. for Lake where we intended and Admitted Assets.S 344 514 33 appear said eciun in miswei tin relo, if some reliable Megantio, knife-like bow lias Africa’s material development, 1. Fevers, Congestions. Inflammations.25 lie see lit W vl. p •lght away; good, The sharp, given 1007. Will 1T.H 'USE. to take a little steamer for the Megan- men like Mr. or Worm Disease 25 LIABILITIES, DECEMBER 31, list will move tlie bowels. Jveu- to a more one, and the en I much credit is due to 2. Worms, Worm Fever, »w» •!usiice Su iieai ■l.nlicial ourt• place rounding of 25 31 401 60 ixative acts tic The next day was Sunday who are such 3. Colic, Crying and Wakefulness Infants Net Unpaid Losses.$ A true copy of lib. | and «h r of court therm f Cough Syrup gently village. hull has a that Fuller laying splendid < tire undergone change Diarrhea- of Children and Adults.25 Unearned Premiums. 6' ,333 Attest: T1 LEMON W •i on the bowels and iu- and our guides, who lived near the vil- education of 4. vDl.IN, Clerk. Iy allays while foundations in the hand, —. 83 gives greater carrying capacity 5. Bilious Colic.....25 All other Liabilities 44.318 ;i at ilie same time. Jt is to with us and Dysentery, Gripings, pleasant lage, decided go through .. 10OOOO00 steel lias succeeded wood in the hulls. brain and heart. 7. Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis 25 Cash Capital.. d it is especially recommended for return to the lumber in the vvil over all Liabilities. 103.460 13 Abstract of It Vnniial st at ■•uwni of I be camp was cue called 8. Toothache, Faceache, Neuralgia.25 Surplus "it tastes as as Among the fast ships 3 wll nearly good maple derness the first of the week. As we 9. Sick Headache, Vertigo.25 ■sold K. 11. Oar, which was chartered at HOW COUGH GK11MS MUI.TII’I.Y. Headache, Total Liabilities and Surplus -$ 344,: 14 33 by Moody. walked the tote road near Neptune’s 10. Indigestion, Weak Stomach.25 AETNA along rough for her first New York Dyspepsia, INSURANCE COMPANY, im- SOn,000 voyage, When have a cold the mucous mem- 13. Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis .25 e that hair is the banks ot Arnold’s pwnd, in my you Croup, dye dangerous?” to San Francisco with general cargo, is and the disease Erysipelas.25 MERCANTILE FIRE & MARINE INS. CO HARTFORD, CONN. 's fatal. Old Kinks agination I could see this starving brane inthuned germs 14. Salt Rheum, Eruptions, dyed liis, you and made the in 07 d which which breathe find and 15. Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Pains 25 | passage lys, you lodgement MASS. On the 31st day of December, ma It* t > the d in less than a month a widow army, which was untold mis- Malaria. 25 OF BOSTON', 11*07, suffering her the of that the pneumonia geim. 10, Fever ami Ague, State of Maine. children nabbed him!”—Cleve- their plaetd among flyers multiply, especially Internal. ASSETS DECEMBER 1907. ery for want of food, straining the Al- and Tar soothes and heals 17. Piles, Blind or Bleeding, External, 25 31, •' uler. time. Another fast ship was Foley’s Honey 1810. eyes to catch sight of Captain Morgan’s tlie inflamed air the cough 18. Ophthalmia, Weaker Inflamed Eyes .25 Mortgage Loans.. 64,800 oO Incorporated Commenced Kusinesg 1810 which made one more trip be- passage, stops 25 is men with bion, Ke- 19. Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in nead.25 Stock and Bonds. 212,816 \VM. today the best known and most picked returning provisions. in a and expels the cold from your system. 15 ». CLARK, President. tween New York and Liverpool 20. Whooping Cough, Spasmodic Cough .25 Cash in Office and Bank. 60,222 HENRY E. remedy for all disorders of the But no relief was yet in sight and the ufse substitutes. K. II. Moody. 36,977 31 REES, Secretary. single year than any other vessel laid 21. As!Inna,Oppressed, Diflicult Breathing.25 Agents’ alances. such as dyspepsia, heart burn, hearts of the soldiers Interest and Kents,. •••• 2,728 15 in poor, starving ever made. In ISO from the time 27. Kidney Disease. Gravel, Calculi.25 Capital paid up cash.$4,000,000 maeh and belching of gas. Kodol in their days sank within them, and many 28. Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness. 1.00 92 die same found in a she left New York harbor she sailed to THE b. & A. VACATION BOOK. Gross Assets.. 377,543 ASSETS, DECEMBER 31, !‘.*(*7, juices healthy and 29. gore Mouth, Fever Sores or Canker.25 43 Kodol is to take. Ji is great misery suffering, stripped Liverpool, discharged, took another Deduct items not admitted 6.538 pleasant bark from the small trees and ate it and 30. Urinary Incontinence, Wetting Bed.25 j Real estate.. $ 7*88,207 93 d to relief and is sold here link. give mid arrived back at New The & Aroostook railroad's aud loans .. ronn) cursed Arnold and his ill-fated expedi- cargo Bangor 34. gore Throat, Quinsy Diphtheria.25 Admitted Assets,.S 371.006 49 Mortgage Moody. I lie shown Bath ships, how- annual vacation book for 1908, now be- 35 Chronic Congestions, Headaches. -...25 Stocks and bonds. 1 -Jt*,320 78 No can the suffer- .“peid by LIABILITIES DKCKMBEK 31, 1907 tion. pen describe sur- Summer Colds... 25 Cash in office aw! in bank. l,t9s.ii7*>o ever, was equalled and sometimes will carry to thousands 77. Grippe, Kay Fever and 27.795 87 ing distributed, .. -ill J know Miss Hughes if J see ing of the army at this point. Net Unpaid Losses,.$ Agents balances 701,328 25 others. The Cloud,built and thousands an nnresistable invita- A small bottle of Pleasant Pellets, fits the vest Unearned Premiums,.. 121,954 49 In erest and rents. we at the bead of passed by Flying j u.t.32 79 When arrived was Isold by drugybas, or seat oa receipt of price. All other Liabilities, i,578 4o won’t have any trouble she is by Donald McKay at East Boston, tion to the woods, lakes and streams of pocket. which the Cash Capital. 20n,o00 00 Gross assets.. .§ 40 g: r! in who has Crosby Pond, completes the ever known in lor or Medical Book sent free. 14,738.81*7 the hotel Yale oiie of swiftest ships northern Maine, rishing, hunting over an l-xx .« chain of seven the ear Of HOMEO. MEDICINE CO.. Corner Surplus Mammies. Deb net items not admitted. 1 :’>5,4S*~ 07 Harvard lakes, quick or other She made the In HUMPHREYS’ complexion”—Life. this any countiy. simply rest and recreation. general William and John Streets. New York. 3\vll our guides heard something snapping and 371,m 5 49 passage from New York to Sail Fran- make-up the book is similar to those of Total Liabilities Surplus.....$ Admitted assets. ... .§14,003,11533 man is a king in his own right; and growling m our rear, and turning Me. cisco hi days, wh.cli was former It was arranged and J AS. I'A'ITIili & SON, Agents, Belfast, uiAKiLi n s. December 31,19i*7. i\ man is an unhappx slave, we saw a small animal with a eighty-nine years. quickly the record at that time. During this; much of it written Fred II. Clifford N»- ii-.! losses..s 72,*‘85 08 mod Kilters builds up sound short tail and a dis- by The Heart Can’t Stand the NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE CO. long limbs, quite couse ;' pi -.. 0.190,9-5 37 "'*ps well. famous passage in twenty four of an acknowledged expert m you tance back in the tote road crouching j Bangor, All <>i 'ci' liabibrUs. N u-- hours she miles. An- or NEW YOliK. cutive made 374 that while the reflects .. 00 us with line, typography Cash Capua!. 4.000,000 do along, watching shining eye v 1 iii you keep hens?” asked the other of the S ivereign on the Charles II. Rheumatic Acid Poisoninq1 S.io.l.u *»1* I 111 i.. Situ Si J ‘*.4 a McKay’s ships, great credit printers, ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1907, _ dm balls. Our “there is gold-brimmed eyeglasses at guides shouted, file was the and The hook is of Seas, largest sharp- Glass & Co. of Bangor. .... $ 195.000oi* the farmhouse. lynx!” and brought their rifles to their j Mortgage Loans Aggregate. inducing capi: :! est merchant ail >at. She mule 430 with some of the linest and Stocks and Bonds 3,4ur, 9*; oo the woman in the shoulders and but the animal was ship replete and surplus .> I 4,603,415 33 n-jiijed door, lired; hours To Tree and Correct the Blood a Urio Cash ii Office and Bank .. ‘28r 4SU 53 i-'iin miles in twenty-tour consecutive ] most fascinating pictures of hunting, FIELD A: M with hei gingham apron; out of and we saw him in- irs’ balances. 4.-J..19 <‘.9 QC1 V, \gents, range spring on a San Francisco Ag- 3w 10 'li.is;, .Maine. »l. :o for ma’am ?”—Yon- between and scenes, including .. : ; board, to the forest and Our passage fishing camping 0 Treatment Is Advised. A11 other assets "inan. disappear. guides and and in ten consecutive ! wumril rtiAlVwlllf t i lllS Ilf III 1 (It,OPrI*A 1)11S sooke hurrifllv in French In each other New York, days covered 3,144 miles. It lias been Underwood & Underwood, the most Admitted Assets. $4,320,788 80 'Jascasweet is all that is and one of them gave chase and liivd j by ALLIANCE INSURANCE nec- said that in less than a year ner.gross famous photographers in the world, There is great dangei iu those sharp, snooting LIABILITIES DIXM'MKEK, 31, 1907. COMPANY, :ive your baby when it is cross his rifle after the Lynx several times as ol the 72 earnings amounted to over §300,000. who sent their artists into the Maine pains through the chest around the region Net Unpaid Losses. •••$ 159.585 Till LADFLI’III A, IM. he ran, while the who Premiums.. 2,032,0479. guide remained, Mr. McKav was not satisfied even of interest. The heart. It means that 'oisonous uric and rheu Unearned infill and is recom- us woods for material Another l.iabili.ies. <:'>oo ASSETS DKt'KM BE It 31, 1907. drugs highly told that his friend would chase the to and molhers Conforms then, and later built the giant ship book is not only a most fascinating matic acid are there ready spring grip Cash 759,0o0 00 everywhere. wild oat hack for some so that capital Stocks and Bonds 50 ‘lional Cure Food and Law. distance, Great which attained world- of the woods but it is replete with tightly the muscles controlling the heart’s action. Surplus over all 1 iabilities. 785,090 ll 1,177,462 Drugs he would not bother us Republic, story Cash in Office and Bank. 85.890 12 If. li. again. “How- these are the danger 3W11 -; Moody. wide fame, attracting great attention valuable information for the vacation- Don’t neglect warnings, they Balances. 82,393 93 ever,” said he as he looked at Total Liabilities aud Surplus. $4,326,788 80 Agents’ oarefulLy on account of her size, she ists. It contains a very Hue map of the signals Nature flashes to you for he p. You must Bills Receivable.. l, 155 67 his “we better our everywhere JAM. PATTEE & SON, Agents, Belfast, >Ie. I rifle keep eyes open All other Assets. .. 13,739 52 *»iend, get in tfie public eye, being of 4,556 tons, old measurement. Maine regions and concise di- ieutralize and chive the.-e dangerous poisons 1 -t after this for these are the most treach- hunting nothing hinder. This was in 1853. She over them. New from the or sooner or later they will 1 spread 150, rections for reaching system, Gross Assets. $1,360,051 04 u too, can if you but erous animals in the wilderness.” In be, try, 000 of duck when under full sail, features of local interest are articles overcome you. V Deduct items not admitted 105,502 02 V human cinder. about minutes our came yards twenty guide and on several occasions nineteen the ot the 13. & A. The only true way to cure Rheumatism is to Post. with logged upon development Admitted 02 —Pittsburg jogging back to where we stood, It acts M.D. Assets..$1,256,149 knots, making the passage around the and the Seaport terminal, Including a get at it from the inside with Uric-O. S.W, Johnson. his rough woolen shirt thrown opon, LIABILITIES DECEMBER 1907. Horn from New York to Sar. Francisco birds-eye view of with marvelous swiftness upon the muscles, kid- NO. ODD FELLOWS’ BLOCK. 31, exposing his powerful, hairy breast very interesting OFFICE 2, in The average pas- Stockton harbor and Searsport terminal ntys and biood. Clears out the sand-like;deposits Net Losses. .$ 90,163 00 which was wet with We ninety-one days. Unpaid f'MYSKlDNEYCURE perspiration. between exact of the to Otticehours every afternoon from 1 to t Unearned Premiums.. 493,541 08 Wakes and Bladder sage in those days for clippers showing at a glance tjie lay In the muscles, forces the kidneys perform Kidneys Right shot a dozen questions at him, one af- I shall he at my residence, 23 Cash Capital .... 500,000oo New York and San Francisco was 103 land. This view is by courtesy of the those duties for which they were designed and Evenings ter another as to whether he had killed Surplus over all Liabilities 165,444 04 four-year-old Harold was playing 13. A. in this issue of The the acid within the blood. Court Street, to answer calls. the or not. said days.—Batli Independent. & reproduced neutralize .\ard, which was inclosed by a four- lynx “No,” he, grin- the work is one of is the Total Liabilities and Surplus.$1,255,149 02 Journal. Although Your ) hysieian will admit that this only Office telephone call, 256, ring 11. '‘-nee, when his mother called out: ning, “I went arter him for that pur- JAS. PATTKE & Me. Good for the most and elaborate pub- true to cure Rheumatism permanently, and SON, Agents, Belfast, i, have seen cow next but he will not Everybody. expensive way House 22. 6tf you the in the pose, got away. He telpenecall, 32, ring Frank L. Mars!on, Stockton Me. !1m lications ot any railroad in the country, should know that Urie-O is the one remedy that Springs, answered: “1 only saw her trouble us any more, for I saw his Mr. Norman II. Coulter, a prominent and be bad by sending 15 cents will do it and Uric-O eyes, mamma.”— Harpers. tracks nearly two miles below here.” architect, in the Delbert Building, San copies may successfully permanently. to M. pas- 3 times and 1 DM1N NOTICE. The subscriber “I “I endorse all that in stamps George Houghton, is a liquid taken internally, daily, ISTRATOR’S DeWitt’s hope not,” said my friend with some Francisco, says: fully —WANTED” hereby notice that he has been Carbolized Witch Hazel has been said of Electric Bitters as a tonic senger traffic manager, Bangor. does not contain any morphine, opium or other gives duly *s nervousness. administrator with the will annexed of healing, and cooling. It is for Rheu- to hear from owner having appointed soothing medicine. It is good for everybody. so-called “pain deadend's.” it good estate of '1 for piles. Sold R. H. We now started on again and soon the by Moody. corrects stomach, liver and kidney disorders Host Healer in the World. in form. Sciatica, Muscular, Inflam- ascended a hill which is near the matism any A DIME C. SULLIVAN, late of Winterport, high in a prompt and efficient manner and builds of Rheumatism all read- A GOOD FARM Dickie, aged and the son of end of Pond and the chain of Rev. F. Starbird, East Raymond, matory and Articular yield in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given six, Crosby up the system." Electric Bitters is the have for sale. Not particular about location. '0 came one says: “1 used Buckleu’s to l ric-O. hands as the law directs. All persons having de- parents, home day and and in an hour or so we would be ever sold over a Maine, ily Please and and tea j lakes, best spring medicine drug- several on old give price description -mands the estate of saitl deceased are 'lamina, will it make me sick to eat Arnica Salve for years, my It sells for 75c. and $1.00 the bottle, or you can for State when against over the waters of Lake Me- gist's counter; as a blood it is un- son seliiug. possession desired to present thesame for settlement, and ''Usl ^ Teacher said it she has gliding purifier army wound, and other obstinate sores, and to The Smith be hud Will deal with owners would; and in We 50c at R. H. Moody's drug store. the obtain a trial bottle free by writing can only. all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- for lun°b and out the gantic again civilization. equaled. Audit the best heHler in world. I use it L. Darbyshlre, Box 984, Rochester, N. Y. !,!. ‘‘17?.,lay scrapes iu Drug Co., 239 Smith Bldg., Syracuse, N. Y. ment immediately. Me crust in the wastebasket turned about and looked back over the too with great success my veterinary ELLERY BOWDEN. Lih'-t ». “ro'!r8 Uric-O is sold and recommended In it and forest which we had DeWitt's Little Early Risers, small, safe business.” Price 25o. at R. H. Moody’s personally j 1908.—3wl0 ainVii«!aveT»een4,111 eatin8 every day, deep through jour- 3mll Winterport, January 14, a>ok—Illustrated Magazine. neyed and also at the bright waters of sure little liver pills. Sold by R. H. Moody. drug store. Belfast by R. H. Moody. ST OCKT ON_SPRINGS. Miss Emma Dwyer of Old Town is the guest of her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young. The Young Ladies’ Guild will meet Fri- day afternoon, March 27th, with Miss Edith Fletcher, West Main street. » Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Ames arrived home Saturday from a sixteen days trip to MAN OUGHT TO GR WL I New York and New Jersey. The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet this, Vg^T' Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Morse, West Main street. All are cordially If his wife bread on the table. the most healthful invited to be present. keeps putting heavy, soggy, indigestible Mrs. A. M. Gardner has sufficiently im- There’s no excuse for it. of fruits, comes the proved to be out occasionally. She spent )«s^0\A the night of March 4th with the Misses It may happen once in a while through ignorance in the selection of flour, but Uichborn on Church street. fel chief of *3 once had WILLIAM TELL in the no woman can be for ingredient '1Q®' The Current Events Club was entertained after she has house, excused W ednesday afternoon, Match 11th, by Mrs. serving, heavv. done-hv bread. Elmer E. Thompson, Church street. The baking I study oi bees and ants was continued. And this damp, heavy, soggy bread is indigestible—there’s no disputing it. 1 HsflVA I Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Beaton etui lied last mlCvlAL Friday fioin Union, where they w ere called Roll a piece of this kind of bread between your fingers and it will make a powder! ol Mis. by the decease the housekieper of L I li.’s lather. ailived home after ball. The only baking powder■ aped They regular dough a week's absence. IMAGINE THE GASTRIC JUICE TRYING TO PENETRATE IT-YOU MIGHT AS Mrs. Medoia Marden returned last Thurs- day turn Prospect to open the residence WELL EAT RUBBER. of her .daughter, Mrs. Albert M. Amesi preparatory to Mr. and Mrs. A.'s arrival BUT THERE IS’T A MORE WHOLESOME FOOD ON EARTH THAN THE LIGHT from their trip to New York. Miss Lucretia Flanders has been the WHITE,THOROUGHLY BAKED BREAD MADE OF guest of Miss llazel Houghton in llangor, leaving home the middle ol last week. Her ^«%£r^r| brother, Mr. Jack Fianders, joined her Costs a little more than the injurious alum ^ Saluiday, the two tetuining iliis week, or phosphate of lime powders, but with j alter delightful visits. sure healthful food. Royal you are of pure, jj The heartfelt sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs./ Josiah L. I WILLIAM TELL Thursday, March 5th. We are glad to report Mrs. Lancaster as doing well under the medical attendance of Dr. G. A. Stevnes. medical fee I In view of the fact that the Congratulations and good wishes are into disuse the SEARSPORT LOCALS. | system has cone somewhat offered Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, who doctors of Sears have all agreed that in ! port have begun housekeeping on the second the fee for the within a FLOUR. village All schools in town will olose Friday, the future floor of the John M. Ames house. They shall be that there shall be March 13th. mile limit §1.00, were married Saturday evening, February a charge of 25 cents for each mile or frac- C. K. Monroe is in Boston attending the 29tb, in Old Town at the home of the bride, tion of a mile beyond, and that there shall automobile show. Miss Mary Dwyer, coming immediately here of 50 cents for all be an extra charge night to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Follett. chews Monroe left for Bos- It breaks tastes delicious and Charles 11. Monday calls made between 10 m. and 0 a. m. apart rerdily, easily, digests rapidly p. Mr. Young is the proprietor of our village ton to attend the auto show. Hotel Arrivals. The following out- market, having made his home here for the It is made of choice OHIO RED WHEAf==that’s one reason. It is made Alexander Chisholm has moved into the at the by of-town guests registered last week past two years. \Y. 11. Mason house on Main street. William Burke, E. L. Searsport.{House: The observance of “Ladies’ Might” at men who know how==that’s another. and Charles A. Woods John Brodie, Caribou; Fred B. Smith Vinning, Bangor; Wassaumkeag Club, deferred last week were in on business. C. A. McLean, Portland; C. 11. Hall, Bos- bread and WILLIAM TELL. Bangor Thursday because of inclement weather on the cus For good good health==get S. J. Robinson, Bangor; Knowlton Miss MelviuaE. Colson has gone to Swan- ton; tomary Monday evening, w-as held Tuesday E. II. Going, Reading; BY ville to live with Mrs. Augustus Walker. Homer, Madison; evening with a large attendance. Mr. L FOR SALE YOUR DEALER. Geo. Danfortb, Freedom; J. S. Cooper, K. li. Young of Reading, Mass., treasurer 1\ Law ton entertained, assisted by Mrs. J Capt. J. A. Marwick, E. M. Spencer, Bos- of the Seal sport Water Co., was in town A. Flanders, Mrs. F. L. Marston, the Misses ton; A. A. Robinson, Frank Leighton, John Monday. Florence and Lucretia Flanders and Miss Kane, Bangor, 1*. Kasenberg, New York- Hazel Houghton, the latter having prolong Albert Nickels caught 111 flounders Sat- City; Mrs. E. S. Staples, Stockton; T. L. ed her stay in town especially to be present urday afternoon at Long Cove, the first of Maddox, Boston; O. E. Folsom, Salisbury* on this occasion. Various games—whist, the season. N. 11. cribbage and billiards—afforded the amuse- Whitten Bros., Homer Master J. C. Dutch received Belfast, Guida C. Sunday Maine, Miss spent Obituary. ment of the hours, after the merriment in- Mrs. C. C. of mother. with her parents, Mr. and news Monday of the death his duced by pinning upon the back of each j Homer, in Bucksport. Win. D. Dutch at St. Paul, Minn.,’Thursday, person the name of some well-kuown pub- lic character, each being obliged to ask W. II. Mason has moved from his house March 5th. Mr. Dutch was the son of the late questions judging from the answers, whom WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DISTRIBUTORS. Marshall and Sarah and was on Main street to the W. T. C. Kunuells Master Dutch, he or she was personating. Chafiug-uish now were house on Pike avenue born in Prospect, Searsport, July 30, refreshments served plentifully, and ail to attend the 1835. In early manhood he commenced to privileged pronounced Frank A. Nye has leased the Mosman affair most enjoy able in all respects. The work in the shipyards of Searsport and fol- house on the corner of Main and Church home-goings were at a late hour, the time to lowed that business until his removal the passing while in the num- streets for a term of years. I rapidly engaged w/idaqraMfyawraa.£&> ^ — n m west some ago. In the erous entertaining features of the evening j thirty years early The Band will give a concert Searsport sixties he married Miss Mary Donnelly of Under the auspices of the Young Ladies' and dance in Swanvilie this, Thursday, FKU'K CI KKKNT. Belfast. In 1892 he returned to Searsport Guild the Acme Concert Company of Bel- BELFAST Give the a benefit. evening. boys worked on the barkentine Mabel 1. and fast will present the Patterson’s Saxophone Corrected Weekly for The -lournal. Mrs. B. K. W alker of Island Falls was at until she was completed, when he and Producer Meyers Quartette Hammons Male Quartette in Produce Market. Prices Paid the Seal spurt House the first of the week, returned to his home in the west. He is the Universalist church this, Thursday, P ton, I0.oog.3 dc Apples P bu., 50a75|Hay 3a4 the guest of Miss Lucia M. Edwards. survived his widow and «>no son, Willaid dried, P ft. 7|HidesPft, by ft, 11 Beans, pea, [email protected] Lamb f The A. A. C. Co. at Mack’s Point are J. Dutch of Minneapolis, and four broth- PART I. Yel’eyes,2.60a2.7S l,amb Skins, aO Mutton ft, 0 ers: Master Josiah ('. Dutch of Butter P ft. 24®26 P annul barrels of fertilizer Searsport, Officer of Hie Day, March, Hall 32 fa HAS REMOVED HIS shipping 1,200 Beet sides, p Ib, 067 Oats p bu., Ib, gf [ ; 1 M. Dutch of John S. Patterson's Saxophone Quartette. i0 from their to Northern Maine. Henry Ever*-H, Wash., Beef tore quarters, 4inG* Potatoes p bu., daily plant Tenor Cowles < of and Francis M. Forgotten, Solo, 6U:Bound Hog, Dutch Waltham, Mass., Barley p bn., 8.00 William F. Runnells of Newburyport, Ross 1. Hammons. Cheese P ft. 14al5 Straw p ton, of Newton Mass; and three sisters, Mrs. 10 Turkey p lb, -6.£g8 Mass., wa> in town the past week, visiting Selected, Chicken p lb, Hannah A. Donnelly of Waltham, Mass., Hammons Brothers* Quartette. Calf Skins,per lb. WilallowPlb, Mrs. W. T. C. Run- 18 Veal ft, 9.610; his parents, Hon. and Villanella, Piano Solo, Raff llnek" t> it. P Mrs. K. A. Sargent of Searsport, ami Mrs. S 20: Wool, unwashed, 20 nel js. Miss Louise Dennett. f, Edward Lewis of Waltham, Mass. Burial Fowl P ft. 126is; Wood, hard, [email protected] Rosary, Tenor Solo, Nevin soft. 3.00 The li. A R. L. No. 3. (Veesep tb, IS Wood, company’s barge was in St. Paul, Minn. Arthur Johnson. finished discharging fertilizer Saturday at Rocked in the Cradie of the Town Meeting. At the annual town Deep, Duet, Retail Price. Retail Market. Mack’s Point and sailed for Rock- Luther and Selden Hammons. l-W Sunday held the following officers P ft, 8@10 I.ime p bbl., meeting Monday Beef,corned, a land. PART II. Butter Salt, 14 ft, 18a20 Oat Meal P Ib, were elected: John C. Blanchard, Modera- * j Old Songs, De Ville Corn P bu., 77 Onions p 1b, a 14 The A. A. C. Co. at Mack’s Point are now tor W. M. clerk; Frank 1 Meat- Patterson's Cracked Corn, p bu, 74 Oil Kerosene, gal.,13 ; Parse, Saxophone Quartette. * 0 A Tenor Bartlett Corn Meal, P bu., 74, Pol lock ft, employing about sixty men dailj at their Clifton James P. Nichols Dream, Solo, tb. U land, Whittum, Arthur Johnson. Cheese p tb. 20,a22 1 ork P and are fast the rush orders blaster bbk, 1.13 plant filling selectmen, assessors, highway surveyors Cotton Seed, P cwt., L65! p Love Me and the World is Mine,. O’Hare Kye Meal P ib, *?* from Northern Maine. Codfish drv, P ib, 8%9| and overseers of the poor; Charles 0. Saw- Vocal Quintette. Cranberries, , under Baltimore, March 3. l'assed down Spar- ITJ. HATCH,* present and prove their claims, and that they will sells. Alice for Chis- no secrets! We fr’ the auspices of the Congregational Calen- rows Point, Holbrook, S We have publish be in session on the secoi d day of April, A. 1). holm Island;6,eld,sch. Robert II. McCurdy, |f the formulas of all our medicines. AND REAL ESTATE. and the first of October, A. 1). 1908, at dar Club. Admission, including entertain- INSUR/NCE 1908, day Gu mica; passed down Sparrows Point, sch. 10 o'clock of each day, at II. C. Buzzell’s office, e Homestead and ment, 15 cents. Winfield S. Schuster for Port Tampa: 8, ar, Keep the bowels open with one T now represent the Hancock, in seat-spoil, in said County. Port bark Pills at one. Maine Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com- Hated this lltli day of March, 1908. GANDY S. but t» % is done with currency, the other sch. Gov. l’owers, 9, ar, bedtime, Just Miss L. Ford is in Tampa; Ayer’s lor insurance the H Georgia Philadelphia Turks Island. panies. The to,W‘o C. BUZZELL, % being done by means of checks and bank Antioch, 3 was $12 16 on fauns and $9.70 on vil J, W. BLACK, the guest of her brother, .James W. Ford. March 4. sch. James past years drafts? If do not keep a check Newport News, Sld, 9100 Reward 9100 lage residences. On country stores for one year 3w1l Commissioners. you already Mr. Ford is second officer of the steamship W. Paul, Jr., Portland. from $9.00 to $11.90. if you doubt this please al- ing account start one now and you will realize leaders 1 f this paper will be pleased to whom know to Morgan Cily, La., Feb. 29. Sld, sch. Au- The low me to lefer you to people you from and above i- American of the American-!lawaiian line, one dreaded disease its convenience safety why burn, New Haven. learn that there is at least verily it. Address me at Freedom, Me., R. b. D. CARDOF THANKS. Delaware Breakwater science has been able to cure in all its stages, omfor3mil Sew true. If you are not familiar with this sys- which arrived at Gulfport, March 4. Sailed, sch. Fred W. that No. 2. for and that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the We wish to express our heartfelt appreciation Something tem come to us and we will show Tie from I’orto Miserio. Juan. you. Mar. 6th Ayer, San only dhsitivc cure now known to the medical fra- to those friends and neighbors who so kindly and Jacksonville, Fla., March 5. Ar, schs. a constitutional disease, sympathetically aided us in our recent bereave- The bark Mabel 1. Meyers, Capt. Meyers ternity. Catarrh being Levi S. Andrews, Norfolk ; Ralph M. Hay- requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Ca- ment and for the many beautiful floweis, feeling of Searsport, and the bark Brookside, Capt. Norfolk; 7, ar, schs. Georgia Gilkey, tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly as we do that their kind deeds were prompted by ward, Wanted We that God loaded Wm. E. New Haven. upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys- willing and loving hearts. trust Morrell of Yarmouth, N. S., both Baltimore; Downes, foundation of the will hold them in remembrance and re- Saturday, the Bail do house- loving National Brunswick, Ga., March 6. Ar, sch. Hollis- tem, thereby destroying A middle aged woman to Searsport lumber at Yarmouth, N. S., and sailed Feb disease, and giving the patient strength by build- ward them as He alone can. will business, whether or San J uan, P. R give your large wood, ing up the constitution and assisting nature in work for a widow, Apply to 11* MR. and MRS. S. A. FLANDERS. the Meyers for Rosario and the Brook- Feb. 29. lu sch. have so much small, careful attention. 24th, Apalachicola, Fla., port, doing its work. The proprietors I for Boston. that offer One R. D. SHU E, side for Buenos Ayres. The distance is J. C. Strawbridge, faith in its curative powers they DEPOSITORS IN THIS BANK ARE S. March 6. sch. Isabel Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Avenue. miles. It is there will Beaufort, C., Ar, 2wll* 142 Waldo about 7,000 expected Bermuda. Bend for list of testimonials. Address B. Wiley, LOST SAFE LOSS be strenuous work on the of both & ABSOLUTELY FROM part cap- Portland, March 5. Sld, schs. Star of the F. J. CHEEKY CO., Toledo,O, CARD OF In Odd Fellows Hall, or on the street between tains to reach Point Indio light first. Sea, Philadelphia; George W. Wells, Balti- Take Hall’s Family Fills for constipation THANKST^ the ball and 60 Cedar street, a ladies’ gold watch. sobs. Gov. It contains the owner’s name. A reward will be CAPITAL $50,000.00. more ; cld, Arnes, Newport News; I wish to extend my sincere thanks to my 20c. Fulton announce the at A. A. Ilowes & or with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel l’endleton Bros., Jacksonville. PALERMO. and sliopmates, also the given. Leave Co.’s, per friends, my employer pound PROFITS lwll* E. b. LITTLEFIELD. SURPLUS AND $40,000.00 of their Elizabeth March 8. Ar, schs. Wawe- Its last in- school for the beautilul flowers, and I especially marriage daughter, Mary, Stonington, The town of Palermo has paid and aid In L. T. Deer Isle. thank the K. of P. for their kindness 1881. on nock, Portland, Whitmore, and is now entirely ORGANIZED to Mr. Jacob Leslie Coombs Thursday, terest bearing order, recent sorrow. March 9. Ar, sch. Henry H. indebt- my .. CALL AND TRY IT. Bucksport, free from debt. In 1875 the town’s MRS. ELLA MclAGGART. Feb. 27, 1908, at Bath, Maine. Capt. Coombs Chamberlain, New York. time the edness was $27,000 and since that B rooks, Maine. NOTICE. is the well-known ahd popular commander FOREIGN PORTS. town officials have used each year all sur- I wish to Inform the that I have of the four-masted schooner Frontenac of Newcastle, N. S. W., Feb. 27. Sld, ship plus money in reducing the debt, nntil the CARD OF THANKS public Wanted Abner San Francisco. present year, when the last order has been for sale at In Boston and has many friends in Searsport, Coburn, and ftlends strawberry plants my plaee Good girl for (general housework—small fami- Conetable Island, Feb. 10. In port, bark taken np. Much credit is dne the tax collec- We wish to thank our neighbors several of coal from kindness to us In our bereavement. Searsmont Give me a oall. ly. Apply to having brought cargoes to sail. S. B. Jones, who has done excellent for thetr Kremlin, for New York, ready tor, for the beautiful flowers. MRS. GEO. W. STODDARD, to the Coal Co. at two nntire-1 Also „„„„ & News Penobscot the laboring Searsmoni SWIFT PAUL. Street. Newport St Martins, N. B., March 5. Cld, sell. work past years, kilt, and MBS. JOHJS 8. HOWE. 3tll* L A. WARREN, lltf 120 High end. It* Maok’s Point the past two years, Norombega, Bridgeport. iDgly to this | k