Admiral St. Louis Globc-Demucrat: The Increage of 14,000,000 In the pop- Maine Baptist Convention. Aumoii Grange (JHttl* Show Mildred S, l*t, Annie B, 2d, Aral, 3d, STATE ANI> OENEKAE. Free liaptiat Convention. need be at no to defend his ulation of the Uuited States will be mid Fair. Kubie, 4tli, Ke*-1 Croix, 5tli. Thia prov pewey pains The annual convention of the At Baptists ed to be one of the beat race* that wa* the annual convention of Free Manila It makes no exploit In Bay. shown by the census and but 4,000,000 of Maine was held at last The Ventur Yarmouth, Alison Grange held its first cattle ever trolled on the track Of the live o, the third and last of Baptists of Maine held at Dover, last whether he sunk the of this number Is due to difference Spanish immigration. week, and was attended. the heat* that were no liorae had the that were week, largely show and fair on park, North Anson, trotted, big freight steamship* officers for the ensuing year were or induced their commanders to The rate won three a* it American birth appears to be Officers were elected as follows : heat*, and wa* then built at ships Friday of last week. There were up- Philadelphia for the Oceanic elected as f< low? Hon. A. dark race wa* « President, them. The victory was com- takiug care of itself. the declared it then scuttle President, Rev. Nathaniel Butler, D. wards of 100• head of a steamship was launched V. cattle, good atood, Auuie li. winning lir»t money; company Sept, I'urlnton, Bowdoiri; vice president, and historic. D. of Colby. !;• v. V h. plete of horses and colls and a be*t time. 2:27^ 2fith, at Cramp's ship Freer. W. 2d The New York Herald hag recently Vice Rev. I. B. Mower of showing quite yard. Falmouth; President, vice. Deacon. Deo, B. Files, l^-wiston; a South Berwick. smattering of Blieep, poultry, etc, weie 2.50 Cl.ASS— Pt 11811 $100. A regular session of Good completed thorough canvass of Templars Jl vice, Mr- Julia A. t hatio. Fast Justice Haskell was third in rank on Hello Wilkes, 1 1 1 situation and declares the Corresponding Secretary, Rev. A. T. euteied for examination. The fair was will he held at Oct. 10th and -sorry; clerk. Bev. A. h political Watchmark, 2 2 4 Gardiner, Cox, Limerick; bench and his death causes Dunn, D. D. of Waterville. the supreme result to be decidedly in favor held in a large tent on the ground*. tieue F., 3 4 2 11th. All prominent railroads in Maine corresponding secretary, Bcv H. C. order of in the Recording Secretary, Rev. H. S. Bur- Whitten Wilkes, 4 3 3 Whitcomb. the seniority membership of the election of and Much credit is due the management for will sell tickets for one fare the round Bangor; treasurer. Deacon McKinley Roose- rage, D. D. of Portland. Nero, 5 5 dr Deo. H. Brown. to be as follows : Wiswell, chief justice, the effort forth them in Time: 2.38, 2.33 234’.2 Auburn; auditor, A. K. velt. The figures given as indicated Treasurer, H. M. Mallng of Portland. pul by making trip. The session will be held at Oak- i'. Know Hon. 2.30 tl.AHS—Pi it*. 4. J.ew'iston; executive board. Whitehouse, the show success. $ ICO. Emery, Strout, Savage, this canvass are electo- Trustees, Rev. W. P. Chipmau, D. D. and fair a land No. block I'rof. A. W. strongly by 258 Annie H., 2 2 2 1 1 lodge, 300, Davenport Anthony, ifor Hiram Govern r Powers has of Damariscotta. Rev. B. Port- Fogler, Powers. Green, The are the Aral, 3 112 2 Know! ton, Mr-. Fva W. ral votes for 168 for Bryan following preference giv- The last of 2,220 men were Portland; McKinley, Rev. H. W. D. D. of Liver- Mildred H., 1 3 3 4 3 September bad an unusually number of land, Tilden, en committee: Bryant. Pittsfield. large with 21 in doubt. The States in by the Keel placed more Falls. Croix, 4 4 4 3 4 employed cleaning the streets of Gal- Among tbe resolutions to during his term of Ruble, 5 5 5 5 dr pa«-ed were justices appoint the doubful column are The election of the officers of the Catti-e. veston of Idaho, 3; Indi- Bap- Time : 2.28 ir,, 227 2.2!>, debris and disposing of dead the followlog ; as His !$, 2273,, 2271s. office governor. appointments tist Educational resulted as <•--■. ana, 15, and 3. The States society best oxen, Koy T bodies from the It* That the Montana, pair Danforth, 1st; The were wreckage Thirty-one wi-approve action the whole court with the ona follows: judges W, R. Brown of of tin- embrace that went for ii Hilton, 2d. Pitis|)-)d a- Indiana, and add Owen, Moulton; H. Burrage, Herd Jersevs, Fred Pullen, 1: ( ephas day, Friday, was all that the Wht-rm.’ both county and to whom the would In the court a- Portland municipal position D. R> v. G. S. could ask for. superior officers in gentlemen Illinois, West Virginia and Delaware to Portland; Chase, Warren; Walker, 2. management many Instances are grossly be Among these are Pro- Rev. N. T. Dutton, Waterville; Rev. E. E 1. 1 he contest of draft horses, as Thursday of last week, liquor fines were in the acceptable. his he W'ould have 222 electoral Herd Hereford cows, Danforth, heavy negligent discharge of their offi- list, only A. Rev. 1. B. was the attraction of the bate Judge H. C. Peabody of Cumber- Mason, Dexter; Mower, Herd steers, Herefords, E Hoyt, 1. usual, great paid to the amount of about $0000 and cial duties, as is evinced by the recent votes, or five less than a majority of the South Berwick; Hon. Pereival Bonney, Orlando afternoon, seven part, viz : election, therefore land, Probate Judge H. H. Burbank of Jersey heifers, Hooper, 1; pairs taking bail was defaulted in a number of such electoral college. This indicates that to Portland; Rev. .1. M. Long, Harrington; ( C P 3 W Russell of Solon, Gordon of lit-vArS'!. Thar. It is the ephas W'alker, 2; Moore, George cases. total duty of all York, Railroad Commissioner J. B. Rev. A. F. D. Morin of The revenue for the county be elected Bryau must carry New York.” Dunn, L)., Waterville; Thoroughbred Jersey bulls, 0 E Moscow, Stephen Embden, good citizens to vote for persons for of Rev. S. Brown, Rev. F. Charles Holbrook of New from such source the term of Peaks Piscataquis, Mayor S. C. Bel- Charlestown; J. Earnes, 1. Portland, present county and municipal officers known to Prof. J. M. John- ( bester with a borne and cher of Franklin, W. P. '1 hompson, Esq., There seems to be a decided improve- Bieknell, Rockland; Durham bulls, Cephas W alker, 1; C E Bailey team, court is expected to exceed $30,000. be of temperate habits. son, Waterville; Rev. G. D. B. Pepper, 2. B P J Weston of Madison came with Hfsolmtl, Thar this association of Waldo and Col. Charles A. Bailey of ment in enforcement of the prohibitory Walker, The time for receiving signatures for sympa- Waterville; Rev. J. D. Graham, Rum- Hereford grades, C E Walker, 1 two pair. The contest was most inter- thize heartily in the aims and effort- of Penobscot. The smallness of the law in counties in Maine. Somer- the nomination of Presidential salary many ford Falls; Rev. N. P. Chipmau, D. D., Holstein bulls, S bunker* Son, 1; S esting. Mr Holbrook’s horses proved electors the Civic league. Rev. W. A. to be the ahead of all the ddes not appear to prevent able lawyers set is not the only county where a large Damariscotta; Atehley, bunker * Son, 2 one| others, at the office of the Secretary of State ex- Thwo/ceJ, 'I hat we are very much Bath ; Rev. C. S. McLearn, Bar with Morin a close Becond and with from being willing to occupy the honor- number of indictments were found Harbor; Holstein, S bunker took all the pref Stephen pired. at The pleased the reports from Bates by Rev. j. E. Pres! third. Friday night midnight. Cochrane, Springvale; erences. Grade Hereford calf, S bun George Gordon, college. Cobb Divinty and rec- able position. grand juries at recent terms of courts. Socialists filing 1710 names will the school, dent N. Butler, Rev. E. A. ker. get ommend the same to Waterville; GEKA1.DS VS MADItONS. the interest and The large sum of was recovered Rev. J. K. Wilson. D. names of their candidates for electors $00,000 Davis, Oldtown; beef cattle, T II Hilton, 1; O E Tosier, patronage of our people. And we com- One of the incidents in political cam- in fines of rumsellers In the Superior D. Portland; Rev. F. M. Preble,*Au- 2; Koy Danforth, 3 The game of base ball for a purse of upon the ticket. The Populists getting mend the interest of the Maine Central burn. Institute paigning, last week, was violence ottered court of Cumberland County, last week. SHEEP. ; *25 between the Geralds of Fairfield and but 752 names and needing 1000 fail. to our people for their benevo- The annual report of the treasurer of lent helps. to Gov. Roosevelt in the town of An officer in Saco notified sellers Coarse Bert 1. the Madisons of Madison was one of the Cripple liquor the E lueatiou society was presented by wool, Barron, ; At a meetir g of the democratic state Colorado. A mob of at- to violation of law. Chief Dr. Lambs, Bert Barron, 1; N Q Hilton, 2. best that the association has ever had Creek, roughs suspend ltev. Spencer of Skowhegan. The committee at Augusta, even- D M 1. Thursday Trampled to Death. tacked to break Justice Wiswell is to have told report showed the from the Bucks, Norton, upon the grounds Roosevelt, attempted up reported receipts V\ ing of last week, resolutions on the several associations amounted to Buck lamb, < epbas alker, 1. The announcement of the death of Ed- his meeting in the hall and also attacked the county attorney of York county that county The conditions of the weather was so and Black Geo E took all death of the late Arthur Sewail of Bath 8753.03 that the expenditures had Spanish, Savage ward Williams, a farmer on what him on his to the train and after he he would sentence on rum- unfavorable that the Madison team did living way impose any been 8657.97, a balance of 895.00 preferences were unanimously adopted and leaving j George is known as the road had mounted the of the car. sellers he ask and Justice on Dickerson's merino, Clara Bobinson, 1. not decide to come until it was late in commonly Kidge platform might for, hand. The invested funds of the i E. Hughes of Bath recom- unanimously near the line between Fairfield and Skow- did not succeed in the Emery four jail sentences in society amount to 84.350. Houses, the afternoon, but when they came a They Intimidating imposed ; mended for the uatioual democratic It was voted to hold the nexr hegan has been received. It seems that ‘‘Rough Rider” colonel. He one day in Aroostook County where meeting Colts, 3 yrs, Geo Flint, 1; S Bunker, large support came with them, so at proceeded at of | committee to succeed Mr Sewail. year Bangor. Rev. C. K. Flanders E 3 i Thursday afternoon, Mr. Williams was with his speech and his friends rallied to Chief Justice Wiswell declined to do so 2; Danforth, the commencing of the game there was Biddeford was chosen as the preacher of 2 J H Will Cas- A sad drowning accident occurred I at work in his fields with his team, when Colts, yrs, Stevens, 1; a fair his support in the street, giving him safe in a former term, because dealers had the annual sermon and Rev. A. T. quite attendance upon the one Ring- well, 2. about two miles from East Benton, Kri- of his horses became refractory and conduct to the train He is not a good not been notified that such sentence was old of Gardiner as alternate. 1 Geo E Grin grounds. The two nines were at their was punished in the harness. This did Colts, yr, Hapgood, 1; when the son of best and but for a few errors on day evening, young little subject for such an attack. There is to be moved for the county Lane, 2. slight ; good and the driver unhitched the going by the of the Madisons in Wilder Estes lost his life from H till—Skinner. Brood rnareB and foals, E part the eighth by falling I animal from the team and to not a more plucky man in the country. attorney. These events indicate that Fletcher, 1; proceeded Geo T D 3. inning, the game would have been very ; a bridge that crosses brook near give him more of the same medicine. The Flint, 2; Salley, Maple Of course the Bryan leaders do not courts and officers are inclined to be marriage of Dana W. Hall of close. The following is the score: The horse stallions, W E French, 1 the home of his father. The body was naturally plunged and justify this attack, but some of them more consistent with this class of Chicago, formerly principal of Skowhe- Draft horses, six pair entered, C Hol- Geralds, 0100200407 reared and in so doing knocked Mr. 0 recovered two hours later. It was with Madisons, 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 Williams (o it because certain hair-brained criminals and use them as would gao high school, occurred in Milwaukee, brook, 1;S B Morin, 2; Geo Gordon, 3; th" ground and trampled on palliate they considerable that the B I1 J 4. j difficulty mother him, inflicting horrible from students in New Haven hooted at Mr. other persistent violators of laws enact- Wisconsin, Wednesday evening, Sept. Weston, 1 injuries, State W. C. T. U. was prevented from flinging herself into w hich he died Friday morning. Three at of Porr/riiY. Bryan, four years ago. The cases are ed for the good of the public. We 20, the home the. bride's parents, ribs were hope the stream, so wild was her crushed in. the right arm Brahmas, Nellie l’ulleu, 1. The Woman’s Christian giief. not parallel. There is a difference be- and trust they may continue in the good Mr. and Mrs. James W. Skinner. Mr. Light Temperance j broken, one cheek opened and the fl*sh Plymouth Bocks, Grace Danforth, 1; Union convention at last torn from violence with There is no valid reason Hall's friends extend Calais, week, Fire early morning the body in several tween physical insulting work. why many congratuli Ellen M Groder E 3. Friday totally places. Savage, 2; Millay, whs attended and Mr. Williams was alone at the time of words and the words alone. Neither any class of law breakers should be tions. Buff Geo largely interesting. destroyed a storehouse near the Bangor Cochins, Savage, chicks, 1; the affiir. and had lain in an The committee on resolution apparently are and both are condemned and better of this the It one old, C 1. reported? & Aroostook station in Island justifiable shielded. There is greater Writing wedding day year Bryant, railway unconscious coodidtion for about two White Omar II Lauder, 1. Thursday. The resolution expressed Falls last the by'all fair minded people. Free speech reasons for vigorous enforcement of the occurred prior to the ceremony in the turkeys, containing 000,000 blocks, hours before found. The horse was Guinea chicks, Archie Danforth, 1. renewed allegiance to prohibition, puri- must be maintained at all hazards in prohibitory law than most other statutes, evening the Evening Wisconsin said: property of JI. A Benuett A Co of standing ijuietly beside his master. Ducks, A A Adams, 1. ty, woman's suffrage, peace, arbitration, Mr. Danforth. The wind was Williams moved onto his farm America, so long as it falls short of trea- because the damage to and prop- “It will be one of the prettiest wed- scientific instructions and blowing people ( on.w temperance about a vear ago, from Ports- towards town. A coming son to the Mob violence is reason of and rum dings that have taken place in Milwau Sunday school work. The Loyal Tem- railway freight shed X. government. erty by rumselling Field corn, Wilbert. Walker, 1; F mouth, H. He was about 40 years perance Legion and curfew ordinances and the lumber of the not the remedy for treason, even. drinking is so very much greater. kee, this season. The house is to be Geo Savage, 3. adjoining yard of age and is survived by a widow and Adams, 2; were endorsed and the resolutions ex beautifully and artistically decorated Popcorn, Mrs H T Kmery, 1: E Dan Mattawamkeag Lumber Co were saved one son. pressing gratification at the result of the forth, N Q Hilton, 3. with Loss covered in- with flowers. In the parlors white and 2; recent election In Cumberland county, difficulty by Baht Show. green will be the prevailing colors. with the hope that there might be an surance. Origin of the fire unknown. Somerset Pomona Grange. firmer 1. extension of the in interest of YOUR CALVES Snowy white clematis will festoon the May Williams, uprising Charles S. a former Somerset Pomona Grange will hold its INSURE law enforcement. The establishment of Hamilton, judge doorways and archways, and palms and Butter. next with jtaajNST msEAxn the saloon for the legalized of the Biddeford municipal court and a regular meeting Wesserrun- ferns will form a background for white Mrs F K and B I Steward, 1. prostitution of the was also former of the sett Grange, Coruville Town House, chrysanthemums, asters and jessamine. Filipinos depreciated; mayor city, died, Sunday Oil Paintings. the of the anti-canteen a. THE In the library pink carnations and pink interpretation night, of meningitis. He wa6 prominent Tuesday, Oct. ‘*th, 10 m. Opening Mrs 0 E 1. aud the desire was that asters will be used, while the dining Eames, law, expressed at the bar and well known for his work exercises; address of welcome. Sister Common Sense of Maine should room will be brilliant with American Angora gats. the University follow Ethel Morrill: in criminal cases He had been response by Mrs. Ellen CALF the example of the Naval Academy at engaged Beauty roses. The stairway will bi J Hilton, 1. M. Eaton ; soDg by male quartette; reci- FEEDER Mary and Bates College, for the defense of George twined with Alabama smilax. Annapolis requiring Champion, tation by Sister Eiieu Greene; song by is Ancient Articles. students to abstain from use of alcholic copied after The bride, who will be given away by | who is charged with the West Xewfeild Bro. W. C. Hobart: reading by Sister Nature. Thecalf Mrs Fred Pullen, plate, 1; Mrs ( has liquors and tobacco. her father, will be gowned in white bro- murders For eight years he served as Agnes Moody; dialogue; question, ‘-Is sucks the Mrs A M A address on woman’s suf- milk— caded crepe de chine, trimmed with ac Knapp, books, 1; Thompson, stirring the highway system as now constructed 1. was made Hunt of judge of the municipal court, retiring the milk is thor- cordean-pleated chiffon and lace. She spoon, 1; Geo E Savage, fan, frage by Mrs. George for the best interest of the farmer?" State of the after a memorable trial before the State digested. for will wear a tulle and a Grain. Portland, superintendent oughly /~\UR FEEDERS pay veil carry showei j opened by Lelanri L. Smith, followed by The animal’s themselves. In franchise department. reference on of eight bouquet of lilies-of-the-valley. Miss Oats, Ed beans, N Q Hil- Special legislature the charge misconduct. W. C. Hobart, W. A. Paul and Davis health is in- weeks the extra gain on one Millay, 1; was made to obtained Theodosia Hadley of Indianapolis, a for- 1. legalisation He was twice elected of Bidde- Miller: song by male quartette: a paper calf will pay for two Feeders. ton, the of the W. C. T. U. mayor sured. mer classmate of Miss Skinner at Vas through agency I by Mrs. Carrie L. French; "To be for- Mittens. and the announcement was made that ford, on the Republican ticket. ■sur, will attend the bride as maid of ever thinking of poverty, talking of Mrs Geo E Mrs Olive Sav- the W. C. T. U. would ask the next honor. She will wear pale yellow silk, Savage, 1; The claim of Capt. Lincoln W. Tib- failure and living in an atmosphere of Who ever heard of a its head held in a of milk so that it would learn to drink, 2. Mrs Geo E 1. for a full franchise. Mrs. baby having pan with an overdress of and mousse- age, Yarn, Savage, Legislature and demoralized knows that a critical time in an lace, betts of Portland, the United i dejection self-confidence and if it did not learn at once, starving it until it did. Kveryone Hunt stated that in tier that W. against are weak and the rest line de soie She will Canned Fruit. opinion is the condition of that natu- animal's life is for the first few days after birth. If starved then, they sickly trimmings. carry States for on account | just things after Nature. I he C. T. U. had done more toward $15,(XX) damages ot their lives. Now the Common Sense Calf Feeder is something copied white roses. Merton Miller of Chicago Mrs F R 1 and 2. Mrs creating I rally bring poverty into our lives." dis- — Jelly, does not have to learn how to use he knows before he tries. Calves can be taken from Steward, all other of the loss sustained him in in call it, will be best man. suffrage sentiment than agen- by 1802 i cussed by F. W. K. A. loss an hour’s N Mrs Arra 2. Paige. Spear and the cow as soon as born and brought up on one of our Feeders without pf growth. Q Hilton, 1; Knapp, cies cambined. The ceremouy will be performed by Mrs F K 1. the keeping of his ship with a cargo of and others; address by W. J. Thomp- Ketchup, Steward, Mrs. Lillian M. N. Stevens was Jtidson Tltsworth, at 8 o’clock. Mr. again from the son of China. I,et us have a good at- Quilts. chosen of the Maine W. C. T. powder Confederacy, losing and Mrs. Hall will leave this evening for president tendance as this is a young grange. Mrs Mrs Wm The other officers elected were: the use of his vessel for a long time and Manufactured by OUR HUSBAND’S MFD. CO., LYNDON, VT. New York, whence they will sail for Silk, John Jones, 1; U. Avskl Hoi.way, Lect. or saie »y W Miss Cor will be their going first to Lon- Morin, 2; Mrs G O Ayer, 3. orsted, Corresponding secretary, seriously damaging her, brought J. J. lender. N. New Elmer So. Veasle «& To European trip, Bingham, Portland, Quint Norridgew’k, bey Mrs F' A Danfortli, 1; Mrs F R Steward, nelia M. Dow, Rockland; recording at the session of G. G. Butler. 11. E. Mains. C. H. & Son. don. and thence to Egypt and Greece. up coming Congress, Detroit, Oakland, Solon, Bevery Mrs Wm Morin, 3. Point, Mrs W« X secretary. Miss Clara M. Farwell, Rock- \ Card of Thanks. Hartland, A. D Linn. Palmyra, L. W. Frost. Sfcowhegan, F. G. Heald & Co They will be at home in Chicago after 2; and Attorney F. H. Harford will en- O. ! Mrs N Mrs Mrs. W. S. Madison, H. Russell & Son. Pittsfield, T. Lancey & Co. Starks, P. J. J’hinney. January 1. Caswell, 1; Q Hilton, 2; land; treasurer, Johnston, We wish to extend our heartfelt grati- New Vineyard, F. A. Du ley. Ripley, L. R. RamsdeU. St. Albans, F. E. Hridgham. Julia W 3. Fort Fairfield to the national deavor to secure a favorable report from illiamson, ; delegates tude and thanks to our neighbors and convention at D. Mrs. the committee on claims which now has Maine CongregatioualiHts. Rugs. Washington, C., friends for their many kindnesses during A. VVarren, Mrs. A. E. Bradford, Mrs Mrs John Mrs the matter in its grist. In this he will the sickness and subsequent death of our BEFORE BUYING A PIANO visit Smiths’ Music Store The 74th annual meeting of the Gen Braided, Jones, 1; Oscar Mrs. Sarah 1,. Mrs. Grace 2 Mrs C E Holway, Cram, have the assistance of beloved daughter. Lottie May. and it is Danfortli, Hooked, N. F. Mrs. E. R. Miss Congressman eral Conference of Congregational Curtis, Horton, our that thev. one and be (talker, 1; Mrs Grace Danfortli, 2; Belle who has interested himself in the hope all, Effle Littlefield ; delegate at large, Mrs. Allen, and LISTEN TO THE TONE OF THE churches was held in Augusta, last Curtis, 3. equally favored should afliction over- H. C. Beedy. case. The case has been before Con- take them. We would week, Deacon Albert W. Butler of Hock- Fecit. also extend gress in various forms for nearly 20 thanks for the beautiful floral tributes. land as moderator. The re- F R & iu CoiiHiiltation. | officiating Iu lots, D M Norton, 1; HI Three Doctors Mh. \si> Miss. Enwix Buawn. of the show J W 3. years. ports conference that two Steward, 2; Morin, Single lots, From lienjamin Franklin. Skowhrgau. Sept. 27, 1900. Baldwin, K J Harding, l;Geo VV I'ullen, James Howard has been found guilty churches have been added to the roll “When you are sick, what you likd 2. J VV 1 Geo W 1 Piano Kings, Morin, Pulleu, best is chosen for a medicine in the first of being a principal of the assassination McPhail the while two during past year (Sweden 2. Fred .1 VV The wolf iu the fable on Greenings, Pullen, 1; what put sheep's place; experience tells you is best, of Gov. Goebel. A verdict was returned if he touch and finish For 61 made on honor, Bold on merit. and Topstleld) have been dropped from 2. J VV 1. W a- clothing because travtled in his Tone, unsurpassed. years They Morin, Pears, Morin, to be chosen iu the second what place; before ten ow n he couldn't also sell the Merrill, Norris <& Hyde (transposing key-board; New England, Crown, Wesser it. The additions to termelon, J W Morin, 1; J. Norton, 2; shortly o’clock, Wednesday [ reputation accomplish membership aggre- reason (i. e., Theory) says is best is to and othtrs at lowest E 3. and entailed a bis purpose. Counterfeiters of DeWitt’s Bros., Florence Baus, Piaons, prices. 733 and the removals a net loss Danforth, if morning, Sept. 20th, gate 953, be chosen in the last place. But you Witch Hazel Salve couldn’t sell their FOR ORGANS—The Estey/Carpenter, Crown, Sterling, Organs. Pianos and Organs to V EGKTABLES. can Inclination, Dr. death sentence. The verdict was a sur- of 230. The Sunday school membership get.Dr. Experience worthless salves on their merits, so they rent. Tuning and repairing. I, C Geo B Wal- and Dr. Reason to hold a consultation as it had been rumored that the is 21 028. The financial statistics are Onions, Robinson, 1; prise nut them in boxes and wrappers like HEWING Wheeler A Wilson and Paragon Hewing Ed 3 .1 F will give you the best MACHINES—Standard, Grand, shown by the report as follows : 224 of ker, 2; Millay, Pumpkins, together, they jury was divided on the question of DeWitt's. Look out for them. Take Machines. Needles, Shuttles, Oil and Repairs. Barron, 1; CP Moore, 2; Fred Pullen, advice that can be taken.” DeWitt's our 250 churches own church buildings guilty or innocent. It has been learned, only Witch Hazel Saive. It 3. Beets and oairots, E When you have a bad cold Dr. Inclina- BICYCLES— V few more left at special prices. Hecond hand Bicycles from $5 to #1?). valued at $1,545,070, a gain of ten Danforth, 1; cures piles and all skin diseases. Geo. Ed 3. tion would recommend Chamberlain’s however, that the difficulty in reaching churches reporting and of about $13,000 0 P M oore, 2; Millay, Squash, E. Sampson. Arch because it is pleasant a verdict was over tire of In value; 100 churches report parsonages Harry >avago, 1; Harry Hiltou, 2; Cough Remedy degree punish- 3 Potatoes, G VV Hall, F R and safe to take. Dr. would valued at $194,750, a gain of four par- Millay, 1; Experience ment, some of the jurors favoring the & B I 2 t ucumbers, A Mil- recommend it because it never fails to sonages reported but a loss of 912.500 in Steward, life imprisonment, while others stood G W E Danforth, 3. take. Dr. Experience would recom- NOT THE ONLY ONE. J. N. & I. J. SMITH. Me. valuation ; 101 churches report the pos- lay, 1; Ilall, 2; T M 2 and 3. mend it because it never fails to effect a out for the death penalty and finally Skowhegan, session of $222,143 in invested funds, a Peppers, Steward, 1, and cure. Dr. Rea- won their associates over. The of ahout over what 87 Fa>'( v Articles* speedy permanent jury gain $25,000 because it is There Are Hundreds of son would recommend it the case was divided Skowhegan churches reported in 1895; 51 churches Mrs Wilbert Walker, 1; Grace which tried po- Mats, prepared on scientific principles, and report indebtedness of $08,393. almost 2. Sofa Mrs John as follows: Xine democrats, Danforth, pillow, acts on nature's in relieving the litically Situated. the amount of liabilities VV plan People Similarly exactly report- Jones, 1; Mrs J Morin, 2. Pin cush- one and two anti-Goebel lungs, opening the secretions and restor- republican Can there be any stronger proof offer- ed by 41 churches five years ago; in ion. Mrs S J Pullen, 1; Mrs J VV Morin, ing the system to a natural and healthy democrats. ed than the evidence of J-kowhegan salaries. 189 churches report a total of Mrs. Mae Williamson, 3. Table cov- Club Chat 2; condition. For sale by II. W. Cushing, residents? After you have read the $137,541 paid, but as missionary aid or Mrs Olive Savage, 1; Mis H M Lieut Gen. Miles lias issued a general en- er, and Sullivan Newton, Jack- answer uie about ends in the amounts received from double fields are 1. Skowhegan, uniowmg qmeiiy question. good cigars 2 Lace, Mrs T M Steward, order to the intended to secure a of the Young, man, army Mrs. Phillip Temple, e.ittn Mont and dorsement by connoisseurs not included, this does not indicate aver- Tidies, Alice E Holmes, 1; O R Savage, general improvement in tiie moral aud l Mechanic streets, says: 1 aid not age of salaries with accuracy. Mae VV illiamsou, 3; mats. Augusta Revival Needed. 2; Temperance of the force. on account of back It ached 1. physical condition The sleep my Record, to discern the so that Cattle Show at Embtlen. It is now very easy pro- order directs tlie inculca- | severely my kidneys actually There were two separators exhibited particularly felt as if were se- gramme of the anti-prohibitory people they burning. The Kauvar There will be a cattle ahow and fair at at the fair. The National was exhibited tion of the celebra- Paul from was as to Maine. Indeed the Waterville Mail patriotic principles, cretion the kidneys very Omar Lander of New Portland, and 10 Cent Cigar Embden station, Saturday uext, the titb by gives it in substance. Sherifl-elect Pear- tion of national holidays, by patriotic scalding and I was compelled to rise too the C. s. H B Ellis of Embden. Mr. often at I took but was Inst. If it should to be by son has full swing as to Cumberland. readings, strict attention to the salutes, night. medicine, happen stormy his machine on the Made of Vuelta Ellis operated make an honest effort—and of unsuccessful in effecting a cure carefully inspected He will for the and attention to My world. the show will be held the next fair day. that the cream respect flag 1 Abajo leaf—the best in the grounds, is, separated course in the view of the critics, will back ceased to aclie and it was strength- witli the best of results. martial vocal Ten dollars is offered for the largest and from the milk fail. That is, the traffic will not be good music, especially ened after I used Doan's Kidney Pills MILLIKEN-TOMLINSON CO., machine is one that Mr. Ellis lias best herd of cattle. The Libby herd The utterly annihilated. That they will music. The importance of discipline is sold at Geo. E. Sampson's drug store. Distributer*, Portland. used iu his home for the three past claim to be utter failure—“prohibition dwelt and aud cheerful 1 did not require to lie down during the T. J. DUNN Sl CO., Maker*, _ will not compete for this premium. upon loyal years and claims it just as good now as “We told so." to rest as 1 did I Philadelphia. M won’t prohibit!” you obedience demanded. It is directed day myself formerly. Half fare will be given on all stations on it ever was. It can handle 400 pounds, Then comes the raid for re-submission, slept w ell at night and the urinary weak- Somerset road. T. that is 200 hour. that the three arms of the service, the Hilton, presl quartB per a tirade upon the “hypocrisy of pro- ness and scalding from the secretions dent; S. S. Chase, secretary. House Tkot. hibition.'’ and all that, and an effort t« whenever practicable be assembled for left me." induce the legislature to re open the instruction in battle tactics and it is For sale by all dealers; price 50 cents. weather in the was in his ac- The morning very will and Foster Wilburn to. Buffalo, X. Mr. Adlal Stevenson, letter question. It signally fail; yet ordered that there be marches Y., was un- frequent sole for the I'nited Mates. the nomination, de- unfavorable and at noon it very it is none too soon for the friends of agents cepting l’opulist and sports calculated to develop the Remember the name—Doan's—and certain whether the races would be prohibition to be making ready for the clares that the Populist platform on the contest. An old-time “temperance re- military spirit. take no other. started or dcclaied off, but when the subject of finance gives out no uncer- vival'' is the need of the hour.—Tlruliton the 2 50 class was called with tain sound. That is so. It declares in hour came Xnrs. favor of free coinage at 10 to 1, and in but few people present to see them. Of accepting this platform and agreeing to the nine entries, five horses came to the Stepped Into Live Coals. stand it Mr. Stevenson him “When a child I burned ray foot I by pledges wire for the word. Their name and self if he becomes the presiding officer of frightfully," writes W. H. Eads of ^TashiiM were as follows: Whitten the Senate, and that body is tied on the positions Jonesvllle, Va., “which caused horrible belle Wilkes, 2d; Gene K., silver question as it very likely may be, Wilkes, 1st; leg sores for ;!0 years, but Bucklen’s i I 4th and Watchmark, 5th. Powder to give his casting vote in favor of de- 3d; Nero, Arnica Salve wholly cured me after was a race but Belle Wilkes stroying the gold standard and opening This good everything else failed." Infallible for to have too much and won our mints to all the depreciated stiver of proved speed burns, scalds, cuts, sores, bruises and the best I 24 Oz. Package None do Better Work than the race in three straight heats, Sold for 25c the world.—Portland Press. piles. The cake of White Gl>cerine Soap in everv package of mile trotted in 2:33. F. U. Store. J. 0. SMITH & CO., Skowhe- At WiDg's Drug Ivorine, is delightful for Toilet and Bath, and for keeping Earlv Risers are fa- The 2:30 class a horse race DeWitt's Little proved the hands soft, white, and smooth. and their are low. were five Mail us 25 cts. and the JRepOktek gan, prices mous little pills for liver and bowel frcm the first. There starters, get Artistic j in the order: three mouths, trial trip. Printing! troubles. Never gripe. Geo. E. Sampson going away following