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Vol 63. Houlton, Maine, Wednesday, March 26, 1913. No. 13
Parcel Post to be Made W . C. T. U. I not for reform ? Think you not ldth. Do you recommend women’s | could we cast our vote,it would mean suffrage in cities ? The replies from Easier The Union met, on Mar. 18 with higher moral life in politics ? Oh yes the 140 mayors to the ten questions Mrs. F. L. Dyer, Kelleran St. tlier** is lots of gush about the ignor have been tabulated and form an The busy men in the New York Toe meeting was unusually well ant woman, the had woman and overwhelming array of testimony to postofiice, which embraces Manhat attended. word, of all, the loud mannish wo the value of women’s suffrage. tan and the Bronx, handled 8,482,292 Devotional service led by Mrs. man who would counteract all the In addition to these answers from pieces of parcel post mail in Febru ROYAL Garcelon. Usual business transact good the rest oi us could do. Some the mayors we have letters endors ary, as against 2,972,‘>70 in January, %*•! Adortrf ed. after which equal suffrage was say that we would use the ballot to ing woman’s suffrage from such with its 81 days, or an increase of men as Judge Ben Lindsey, Judge considered. the detriment of our country, our 609,922 pieces. This is accepted as Louis Cunningham, also Govs. Haw Miss Wilson read a logical and laws would he weak, our homes ne ley, Goldsborough Hay, Johnson iv m w evidence that, Uncle Sam’s experi very interesting paper. Mrs. Barnes, glected and our physical strength and West and others. ence here as an expressman Iras Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Jackins and Mrs. overdrawn. It world cause increase (c) As mothers, we have a r ght to fully justified his expectations, says Absolutely Pure Small read select articles pertinent of corruption in politics, (which the ballot ; Its well to stay in the { home and train aright the children the N. Y. Sun. to the subject under consideration, Heaven forbid) and lastly that wo That his new postal departure has that. God has.given us. Nothing The anty Baking Powder made and the meeting was interesting and men are not capable of dealing with under Heaven requires so much been|flnancially worth the while, so entertaining. tDe problems of government. care and prayer aud wisdom. I be from Bogal Brape Oream of Tartar far as the local postofiice is con No one threatened, or broke win 140 mayors of cities in Wyoming, lieve in it withtall my soul, and such cerned, is borne out by figures, work has a wonderful power thro all dows, or walked bare footed, or Colorado, Utah, Idaho and Kansas MO ALUM, MO UME PHOSPHATE showing that the gross receipts in their lives, hut mothers ! with all wanted to be a policeman, but the were asked the following questions ; your care and prayers and some February, 1918, amounted to $2,284,- good women present wanted their 1st. Do women voce in consider times agonizing to Almighty Gotj, 8(59.19, or $209,077.47 mor than was rights just the same and knew what able numbers ? even now open dens lie in wait for taken in February, 1912. As Uncle innocent feet, inviting doors of Hell their rights were. 2d. Ate they corrupted by their m Samjhas several thousand postoffices are wide open and someone beckons participation in election ? your cliild in, and you can’t put out Aroostook Jersey expended locally. that are making the most of the par 8d. Are the polling booths gener your hand openly and publicly clear The observations of the work by ed post it is evident that the new The following paper on Franchise ally located in places fit for women the den or shut too trie door. Its " Breeders Association Director Cooper are of interest, as system is stimulating business and was given at a recent meeting of the to enter ? not enough to influence at home and | indicating the general devotion of is bringing about a great savipg, by W. C. T. U., by Mrs. W i’son, wife have no part or voice in saying what ' The Sprlnjf nieot'np- of the Amos- 4th. Is there more or is there less laws shall be made to protect that I the pupils to the practical experience, reason of the reduced rates, to the of County Missionary, Q. L. Wilson. took Jersey Breeders Association corruption in elections ? home and child from without. t “The school is peculiar.” says Mr. folks who pay the freight. In writing our various themes, es Frances Willard said ; Women WM held In Easton oil Tuesday the 6th. Are better or worse men elect Cooper, “ in that it has no buildings Although the business is growing says, etc. at school, we had always ! will make more home-like every llSth Inst. Thirty enthusiastic breed- ed to office ? and no class rooms, except the fields by leaps and bounds the men who first to make out our outline, so per place on this round earth.” “ Each BIB were present. The meeting was 6th. Are women generally in favor reform passes thro three stages ; which are owned by the pupils. Its guide the destinies of the Postoffice haps here it might be well to ask Balled to order at 10.80 a. m. by Pres. of law and order ? Ridicule, argument and adoption, facult-* is scattered over an entire department at Washington are mak first ; What is a franchise ? and to the last stage of this reform is adop I Stanch field, who briefly reviewed 7th. Do they take an intelligent state and each member is a special ing plans to extend the usefulness of consider it in three ways ; Who tion and workinar, and now from tne MHi winter’s doings and spoke of the interest in municipal affairs ? ist in many branches. Our 2,400 pu the system. At the same time they wants it ? Why is it wahted ? and, watch tower hear them say ; W e see aflMK'araging outlook for the live 8th. Are they public spirited and a cloud arising. Its about as big as pils were very regular in their at are trying to meet the criticisms why should it be granted ? ttoefc Interests of Aroostook Co. ready to ially to the support of up a woman’s hand with a ballot in it. tendance, for in only a few cases did that have been made against the Franchise, as a verb transative, Some of these days its gdmg to rain The l on tine business which inelud- right and honorable men of progres they go to the teacher. Inmost of service by devising ways of smooth such copious showers that tne high a discussslon of the State Assool- means “ to make free,” as a noun, it sive \ iews ? the work the teacher went to the ing out the wrinkles which are now is “ an exemption from duty,” “ the license clan will have to run and tell n of Jersey Breeders and its 9th. Are there enough “ bad wo Ahab to prepare his chariot and get pupils, and there, on the student’s bothering Uncle Sam. right to vote in governmental affairs was quickly disposed of. men” votes to he a menace ? in out of the rain. own farm and under the actual con One of the most promising innova belonging to citizens not aliens.” 1. Redman of the College of ditions he is called upon to face, the tions starts on July 1 next, when the Accordingly, then, women are not culture, spoke of the importance work of instruction was carried on.” “ (J. O. I). service’’ will go into effect the Panama Pacific Exposition citizens or are aliens. On payment of a 10 cent fee by the the benefits to be derived frem The work of this association is I remember in studying Commer sender Uncle aam will undertake to exhibit of Maine's live stock very practical in its usefulness iti cial Law’ how very indignant 1 was that it begins and continues with collect from the addressee the price to read this ; “ Women, fools and other products. of the article sent by parcel post, to e oommittee on Futurity test the member or pupil on the condi idiots cannot vote,” I have ever gether with the amount of postage le an advance report outlining tions and opportunities which he since been for women’s suffrage de due for sending. •Bhcme for testing which will be himself has possessed for some time, spite the fact that some of my young By this method if a woman goes decided upon at the an- and which he hopes to improve and friends then thought me strong into a store and soes something that meeting. thereby increase his own resource minded, and the fact that many she thinks she wants very much, $ provides for a week's test, the fulness. It is a principle which women now make fools of them but doesn’t happen to have the ter to be appointed by the M. E x strikes at the individual initiative selves over it and binder the cause wherewithal to purchase, she can it stptlon with the approval and ambition. The work of such an by so much. make her arrangement with fhe Au J. C. Club so that all belt- association is not in any sense in Franchise ; the right to vote in sales person and go away happy in qualifying may enter the Regis- tended to take the place of more governmental affairs, Who wants specific scientific training which the certainty that the parcel post M erit. this right ? It seems to us that every man will act as the collector for the NM voted to renew the sires one who has the opportunity and the thoughtful, progressive woman who means of attending an agricultural store. IM' fov 1918 upon the same basis has the right sort of independance The amount to be collected in this year, all sires to pay an en- school or college will secure in a de and a full rounded love for her chil fashion will be limited to $100 and fee o f $6 and the entries to finite course atschool. It does, how dren and humanity, must want this the parcel will be insured against on Doc. fist, 1918. After a re ever, place within the reach of most right. loss without additional charge. A fer dlnner Prof. Redman gave farmers who have thrift and atnbi- We met recently a nice woman I JUqjj the'*44*»rtott4ty to become more “ (5. O. D. parcel post package” can who said she believed not in “ wo-I j*Mk7of*ailainTnd the "uoc,‘8®,ul 'earning from an ex- not be ^examined by the addressee man’s rights” and we thought at j w m i j « « M t MMUenee manlfeated their ,mln<1 * nd WOI;*ter suggestions before a receipt has been made out once, do such women study theques- j a for it and the package cannot be re Dr the many question. wh,«" Jf »PPl,e'1 to h" *>w» tion at all or do they simply give it! turned, except as a new mailing. I The Place to Buy * It 1f « e brought out that work and fields, no thought and from custon regard it J Several new regulations have been member liirtsed 86 tons of silage In a very vital sense of the word, as unwomanly? Thoughtful refined j added to the parcel post, rules of Jan aeres of corn and the sum- j ^le Pl*n iH simply putting into effect educated women from every town, i uary 1 which have Increased the pub of IfilS was the poorestcorn sea- j * principle of extension work which city and nation today ask for thisj In many years. j is considered the privilege and the lic s liking for tin* service, one of the liberty. Its a universal desire and j ! MEATS I most notable of which was the “ spec logical outcome from feeding t duty of the more favored institution. spells progress for women and high * a ial delivery” feature. Now if you Jersey cow on a balanced ra- j ^ I® ftn important asset to the edu- er morals for all. are In a big burry to have a parcel * From a stock composed of the J ef. largely home grown feeds a cational work of tiny state or com- Jane Addams says ; “ Our age is i post package reach its destination prafit which is best figured up munity, because it is what its desig- characterized by an almost univer- j 4 choicest cuts of all kinds, the best all that is necessary is to mark it * a tbe record of the scales and the ; nation indicates—extended work, sal attempt to enter into government ‘ special delivery” and affix to it a sk test, end this brought up thus made to reach those not other on the part of those hitherto without * the market affords. £ regular special delivery stamp or 10 value of cooperative testing wise benefited. The idea is being toe franchise. This desire has even cents in ordinary stamps. ih wae discussed for a few min- effectively worked out in this State readied Mohammedan countries al- ; It is also possible now to include anc it was voted to ask Prof. by the College of Agriculture at though opposed to the.r phylosophy. in parcel post packages invoices, such Jbedman to confer with the Dept, of Orono, by the State Department of The forward progress of the world is i as are commonly sent in express Agriculture and take the steps nec- Agriculture under the direction of a steam roller which only the blind I GROCERIES I packages, descriptive of the articles •flajary to organize a cow testing as- the commissioner, by tlie United are willing to oppose." mailed. of every description. J im t ls s lii Aroostook Co. States Department of Agriculture W hy do we want the franchise?, 3* a djourned to meet at the call of through the State expetiineut sta We demand if as our right.
he was a member, and his genial D. H. Bates made against a suggested location of tural county for work of the charac smile and hearty handshake will be the farm on a tract of land and in a ter offered by this proposed Farm missed, for no commercial traveler locality where it was deemed that The sudden death of David H. was ever as well known or better are not understood and appreciated, neither soil nor locality was suitable and they also believe that people Bates, which occurred at his home liked than “ Dave” Bates. and especially strong protest was outside Aroostook do not realize the in St. Stephen on Wednesday fore He is survived by a wife, one Monttcello. made against putting the adminis vast benefits which not alone AroosQj Littleton. noon o c c a s io n e d deep sorrow daughter, Mrs. Marshall McKusick ------^ tration of the affairs of the farm into took county would reap from the Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Griffith throughout Aroostook County as of So. Dakota, and two sons, Dr. E. H. L. Good made a business trip the hands of the State Commissioner seed improvement that would result attended the Baptist quarterly meet well as Houlton, where lie was wide C. Bates of Houlton and Jerome at to Boston last Tuesday. of Agriculture, as tending to expose from the experiment work that ing at N ew Limerick, last week. ly known and highly esteemed. home also by a brother, H. M. Bates it too much to political influence. would be carried on. The snow it about all gone and the Mrs. H. B. Sharp of Houltou was Mr. Bates was taken ill in Houlton of St. Stephen, to whom sincere sym The Grangers of course feel, and Aroostook is and lias been the boys are all coming out of the calling on friends here a few days on Sunday, Mar. U‘>, but was able to pathy is extended. last week. rightly, that the cutting down of the growing end of Maine. It is the woods. be out on Monday, returning to his He had been a trustee of the Baptist appropriation to $10,000 is poor pub greatest agricultural county in N ew All of the town schools closed Fri home on the afternoon train. church of his home town for over Frank McCordic, who has been in lic economy, but they accept as England, and in its specialty stands day for a short vacation, after a term Physicians were summoned but it twenty years and a valued member the woods, returned home last week. doubtless good logic the view of at the head of all sections of the of eleven weeks. was soon seen that he was beyond of the congregation. Miss Minnie Mason, a student of such friends of the enterprise of Re United States. The amount asked Mr. and Mrs. Joel Wellington at human aid, and at two o’clock Wed Funeral services were held on Sat Houlton High School, is visiting her presentative Umphrey of Washburn, for by the promoters of this enter tended the Elks Ball in Houlton, nesday morning he passed into un urday. uncle Frank H. Griffith. that it is far better to accept what prise is so mere a trifle compared Monday night. consciousness and mitered into rest George Esterbrooks of . Plaster the present Legislature is willing to with the benefits that would result, Rock, N. B., was the guest of his Mr. E. B. Jackson andML W. Me- just, as his son, Dr. E. C. Bates of give than to have no appropriation that it is surprising that there should this town, was arriving- there. mother Mrs. J. I>. McDurmid last Leod attended the council of the The Aroostook Experi at all. This will suffice for a begin be any hesitation in maktng the in week. Masons in Presque Isle, last week. A man of exemplary life and char ning. and if the initial investment vestment. Maine will never grow Rev. Mr. Bell, a former Paster of Dr. W.-U. McLeod of Mars Hill acter and of most kindly, cheerful ment Farm enables the promoters of this enter as she ought to grow until her peo the Baptist church of fit is place but spent Wednesday and Thursday disposition, he was everywhere re prise to demonstrate its benefits, no ple on the average become broad now of N. B., is calling on his with liis parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. spected and beloved and his sudden doubt it will develop so as ultimate enough to foster and encourage en friends here. W. McLeod. death at the age of fifty-eight years The Pomona Grange had a very ly to answer the demands of the terprises vital to their further agri is sincerely regretted. liev. Mr. Easton of Houlton gavej heated and earnest discussion at its State as regards the Experiment cultural and industrial development, For many years Ik* had traveled in a lecture in the Grange Hall, M011-1 session in Westfield Monday on thej farm. andjamong these enterprises none is Eastern Maine foi t h e Milliker, Ludlow > day evening, under the auspices of aubject of the proposed Aroostook j The Grangers of Aroostook feel more vital than this Experiment Tomlinson Co., of Portland, of which Experiment Farm. Protest was j that the needs of this great agricul Mr. Edwin Hussey of Houlton was the M. E. church. Farm for Aroostook. -Star-Herald. oallingon friends in town Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Hoyt who lost a mile Miss Jennie Hussey spent last age a short time ago, recovered it last week by seeing it advertised in w*ek with Mrs. James Longstaff. • < the Aroostook T im e s . Mr. Norris Watson has moved to M r. A . M. Smith's place for the sum- Jeanette, Donald and liiehard m ar Stuart of Houlton, who have been I . , the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Joel O Mrs. Burnes a . in Wellington, returned home Monday. Houlton are visitiug relatives in b I A number of the citizens were * . obliged to haul their supply of ice Mr. Lloyd of Hodgdon has bought . , ,, T , ... j«r. -utwju » from the Jewell Lake on wagons this the Dr. Mann farm and moved his , . tue -Mr. . year, as the ice on the pond is cov- fam ily there. | erod with water. M t. and Mrs. Seymour Horten, Miss Grace Folsom will leave this were visiting relatives in New Lim IR tc b a rb s week for Augusta, where she will erick, Sunday. o o enter a hospital to train for a nurse Mrs. Roy Nixon and Miss Edna utitil J ufy 1st, when she will go to Mersereau of Houlton are visiting ^.|le yjag8 General Hospital in Bos The Most Exclusive Store. relatives in town. ton where she has been accepted. Mr. Charles Tapley had the mis The students of A. C. I. Mars Hill, fortune to out one of his fingers off, presented the play “ The Elopement Saturday, while cutting wood. of Ellen*’ to a full house last Friday Mr. George Mersereau and John night. The parts were all excep 25 Market Square o W ilson returned home Saturday tionally well taken and tlmy deserve from Mr. Garcelon’s camps, where much credit for the promptness in they have been working. whicli tney carried it out. The voters of the town took a step Hodgdon toward progressiveness at the Town Meeting last Monday, and at the! Mrs. Ada Howard returned from same time satisfied a much needed | Providence, R. I., Wednesday. want, whed they voted to erect aj new three-room school building and i The Easter Concert planned by grade the schools. $3000 were raised the F. B. Society was postponed. Spring as a starter and the work will begin j M r. Charles Skofleld, who has this spring. . hceh ill for some time, is in a very At the annual Town Meeting Mar. j •trlous condition. 17, the following officers were elected Jonathan Benn had the misfortune for the ensuing year : Moderator, fO loec a valuable horse through the G. C. Fletcher ; Clerk, L. E. Stack- Jof,ou Friday where.he went for a Summer pole ; Selectmen: A. W. Briggs, load, both horses went’through, but Pearl Bubar and I>e Good ; Town dfi« was saved. Treas,, Cnas. Lowry ; School Com '• The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. for.three years, Dr. F O. Hill ; Tax W iroott Howard sympathise with (Collector, A. Y. Foster. It was ‘jtJfgpA In the death of their youngest voted to let the selectmen appoint daughter, Pauline, which occurred one or more road commissioners. Jhrlday evening orf heait failure. This is a new board as noun of last Roneral services were held at their year’s officers w*-re up, which was homo on Sunday P. M., conducted their own request. by Rev. F. B. Sabeau. OPENING. The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. So ciety held a business meeting Mar. Gettysburg Veterans Sh and elected the following officers for . the ensuirtg year : Pres., Mrs. Frank Wright; Vice Pivs., Mrs. The fiftieth anniversary of tin* bat An Unusual Display Tbotnas McDonald ; Sec., Mrs. Wil- tle of Gettysburg is to he celebrated b u r Stewart; Treas., Mrs. F. H. on the famous battlefield next July Foil. A, large crowd attended the and for the four days of the celebra Oifrper served by these ladies in the tion all honorably discharged veter of Unusual Garments TM fa Hall, Friday evening. ans of the Civil War will he fur nished with quarters, subsistence and medical attendance by the Flut . , East Hodgdon. ed States Government and the Com Miss Florence Grant is teaching in monwealth of Pennsylvania. The Star** of Maine will furnish Littleton. Monday and Days Following free transportation to Gettysburg James Lloyd has moved his fam and return for all participants of ily to Ludlow. that battle now residents in Maine . Gordon N eal of Debec was calling and in addition will provide .subsir- O on friends here last week. fence and medical attendance for We Invite You to Be Present. Mr. Hiui Mrs. Eben Merritt were j the journey. Veterans of tin- wav guests of his parents at the Mills ro- wno were not actual participants eently. can avail themselves of tin* very low Miss Lizzie Henderson is in Little excursion rates which will prevail ton visiting her sister, Mrs. Florence and will be furnished without charge Stephenson. with quarters at Gettysburg. Mrs. Inez Montgomery of Rich The State authorities wish to se TAILOR SUITS mond spent the past week here with cure as soon as possible the names her sister, Mrs. Ernest Turney. of all veterans who desire to ni to NOVELTY SUITS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barton were Gettysburg, eit her at State or "their guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Chase own expense. Some of these names SILK SUITS in Richmond one day last week. have already been collected by regi mental secretaries but others must LINEN SUITS Mrs. Everett London accompanied come through individual notifica by her guest, Mrs. McIntyre, have tion. Any veteran who served in a WRAPS gone to Monticello to visit relatives. Maine organiza!ion that has a regi O Helen and Byron Cottle of Houl mental or battery association should STREET COATS ton are spending their vacation with immediately write to the secretary their grandmother, Mrs. John Lon of.su *h association and ask to be in SPORTING COATS don. cluded on the list to he sent th** Ad Mrs. Mary A. McIntyre of Cant- r- jutant General. Veterans w ho MOTORING COATS bury, N. B. was the guest of her niece, Mrs. Everett London last served in organizations from other week. statues, in the Regular Army or in a EVENING GOWNS The many friends here of Mr. Maine organization whicli has no. Turney White regret to learn of his ' active association should write ini- O PARTY GOWNS Mrtou» iUneag at III* home in Kn-; mediatulv th(, Adjutant Grn. tal. Hold* i . ‘ %f . * i , Mr. John Chaisson of Cape Itrit-I Mti.ne. ami »,k to bn put STREET FROCKS •in, N. S. will spend the summerlon general list. In wrifiiig here with his brother, J e r o m e \ either the regimental secretary or BLOUSES Chaisson. j tile adjutant general veterans should , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turney o f; state the organization in which they i Richmond were the guests of her (served and whether thev expect to one day .last week. : ^ ^ ■ ktate oi peisounal expense. , __ , J If any reader knows of a Get.tys- llvln* in Maine he1 home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred London. , Wl11 yo,,fer a favor by bringing this for the benefit of the Union church, to his attention. •O'
We fit “em” 100 pairs of McGary in all leathers Lace and But for ton $2.50 to Shoe $4 Shoes to Co. $3 close at $3.50 $4 $1 pr. A ll Leathers A ll Leathers $3, $3.50, $4 Houlton $3, $3.50, $4 $4*50 The Aroostook '’’imes, Wednesday, March 26. 1913.
Cadet Band Ball OF LOCAL in t e r e s t - (IAN IN .U A L d ALL About 75 couples enjoyed the sec- V ______ond’annual Ball given by the Houl ton Cadet Band Monday’ evening in Mansur Hall. A. W. Hall of Dexter is in town «tfnD merchants about town report A most delightful program of 20 a floe business on last Saturday. calling on his many friends. HOULTON LODGE 835 dances was rendered by the orches Miss Dora Larrabee arrived home Bev. Fr. Silke was in Portland tra and everybody enjoyed them Red Rose Tea and last week on a business trip. Saturday to spend the Easter recess. B. P. O. selves to the utmost limit. During you will find Browning Gifford of Fairfield is Walter B. Clark is confined to the i intermission refresh m en ts were the guest of Judge and Mrs. F. A. house with a severe attack of grip. ! served. c a m e f.nc never and Powers. Mrs. G. W. Richards entertained The annual Ball of Houlton Lodge canned out most successfully. tempo red cIrenTjth Mrs. F. H. Anderson started Tues a number of friends at tea on Fri 83r» B. P. (). E. which was held at At intermission refreshments were The Church olthe Good day for Boston, where she will visit day afternoon. the (-lub House on Monday evening served in the dining room, and danc hau t A tea cf ing was resumed at 12 o'clock, it be- relatives. Mrs. and Mrs. Joel Wellington ot will go down into history as the Shepherd Cf Mrs. A. G. Munro.aiul daughter, Monticello attended the Elks .'tall crnco 1894. It’s Avery, are visiting relatives in St. on Monday evening. Easter day was a red Idler one in •-low richness will John for a few weeks. Mr. E. K. Vandine of Bangor is history’ of the church, the services were well attended. The solos were :w 3*cu why A- O. Putnam and H. I). Foss the guest of his sister Mrs. Warren rendered in exquisite manner b.y were in St. Stephen, N . B., to at Skillen on North St. M iss Mary’ Burpee, Messrs Joeseph tend the funeral of the late I). H. S. R. Sharpe the Smyrna Mills Merriott, and Geo. Hood. Prof. Real Estate man was in Houlton Bates. Lindsay gave superb assistance to Monday on business. W. W. Mitchell of the Internation the number of '’oices in the choir by al Fertilizer Co., formerly liocated in Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Russell of the artistic way in which lie accom Houlton, was in town last week, on Patten were in Houlton, Monday, to panied them upon the Church organ. is good tea’ business. attend the Elks Ball. Thejaltar and the chancel in the Frank Dunn goes to Presque Isle John Vassal’ lias resumed his work church were banked with Easter li NEVER SOLD IN BULK 307 to-morrow, where he will read a after a forced absence of nearly a lies and cut flowers which were given paper before the North Aroostook year on account of illness. as memorials and were sent to the C. E . Society. The ladies circle of the Cong'l sick. St. Aldemar’s commapdery Take Advantage Mrs. Bernard Archibald returned church will meet with Mrs. Fred attended service clad in their proper Tuesday from Fort Fairfield, where Hall on Wednesday afternoon. regalia and listened to an interesting of the she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. L. B. Spaulding and A. W. sermon on the subject, Knighthood, Tom E. Hacker. Spaulding of Caribou were in Houl an auxiliary’ to Christianity. The Mrs. S. W. Taber, who has been ton Monday to attend the Elks ball. m Sir Knights presented Sir Knight Parcel Poet Robinson with a generous purse of in Boston for' the past month for The first rehearsal for the Base money in deep appreciation of the treatment, returned home Saturday minstrel show was held on Monday Your cigar dealer addnss delivered to them by him. muoh improved. evening under the direction of S. can probably supply At the Sunday school service, the The First Baptist church are mak H. Hanlon. K. P. O. E. C U B HOUSE. you with Estabrook & pastor made a short address to the ing elaborate, preparations to cele Eaton Rockefellers. The date of tie annual meeting of scholars and teachers. Frank Pear brate the 60th anniversary of the the Colby Alumni of Aroostook most successful social event ever ing alter 2 when the last dance was son reported amount received by If he cannot. founding of the Church. County in Watson Hall has been given by this order. finished. way of Sunay school c ffering to be changed to April 8th, 1913. Music lovers have a treat in view The opportunities for entertaining The decorations consisted of smi- over $28. At the baptismal service, on April 4, when the Colby Glee Last week this section was visited are most advantageous for functions lax and pottted plants, which with there were five infants who received Send us$l.88 Club will appear at Mansur Hall by all kinds of weather, cold and of this kind, and this was clearly the stars and stripes made a pretty the sacrament. By postal or express under the auspices of the Senior windy, warm and pleasant, with shown on Monday evening when combination, and added to this were The Lilliputian fair. Watson hall, money order or glass of B . C. I. two rainy nights, all tending to take over 150 members and friends with the beautiful costumes worn by the Thursday, April 3, afternoon free, stamps, and we will C. H. Seymour, Allen Campbell of off the snow, making wheels the their ladies met for this annual oc ladies, many nejy gowns having been evening admission adult tickets 25 idttleton, and the Houlton Base Ball only way to get over the country casion. seen for the first time on this occa cts, children’s tickets lOcts. A trip send you by A m o ., were purchasers of Buick roads with lots of mud. Brysons Orchestra gave a most en sion. all of which made it a most at to fairy land, do not miss it. At automobiles last week, through Geo. tertaining concert from 8 to 9 after tractive gathering, and one long to tractions of all kinds, viz : IceCream Parcel Post JL T aber A C o ., local agents. which a dance order of 20dances was he remembered. and cake booth, Mrs. Frank Clark’s Prepaid ■ Vincent M oNutt has rented the Departures class of boys ■; Candy booth, Mrs. Aletfaader house on Highland Ave. Plooma Ingersoil’s class of little Anywhere in New England Aid will occupy the down stairs A number of Houlton people will Pond-Ahlln R. A. C. maids ; Fancy table and useful arti apartment, while Miss Wakem and leave here on Thursday for the west. cles by Sunday school auxiliary ; 2 5 bar brother will live up stairs. Mrs. R. W. Shaw goes to Cali The marriage of Miss Leatlia B. 1 The annual meeting of Koyal Arch Punch booth by several popular In the strength tests which are an- fornia to visit her daughter Mrs. Pond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dun-1 Chapter. F.
itfSTABLISHKD APRIL 18, 18C0 Notioe of Foreclosure Consumption DO YOU ENJOY EATING WfaNM. George Adams of Oak field, in Anyone Interested in the treatment of THE AROOSTOOK TIMES Consumption should get one of the book fits County o* Aroostook and State of Maine, lets telling of recoveries by the use of ALL THE HOME NEWS. There should by Ms mortgage deed dated the fourth day of Eekman’s Alterative. Coughs, Stubborn Or Does Everything You Eat Colds and Pneumonia may be the begin October, 1907, and recorded In the Southern ning of more serious troubles— Kekman’s ' Published every' Wednesday Morning by the Legal Newspaper Decisiors j Distress You? be no question Aroostook Registry of Deeds, Vol. 226, page Alterative is the effective remedy. Head I Times Publishing Co. 1.—Any person who takesa paper regularly 86A CflQteyed to the Trustees and Treasurer Mr. Kanaly’s statement:— Experts declare that the reason Saratoga, N. Y. from the Post Office—whether directed to his stomach disorders are so common in as to the Qual ofttw Ministerial and School Funds of Oak- “Gentlemen: For five or six years I was CHAS. H- FOGG, Pi*es. & Mgr. address or another, or whether he has sub troubled with cough aud expectoration. I this country is due to hasty and field, In said County and State, the following also had a high fever. My case was de scribed or not, Is responsible for the pay careless habits of eating. Stomach, dmribsd Real Estate, to wit .-the east half of clared Consumption by my physician. I Subscriptions fl.5 0 pur year in advance: •J.—If any person orders his paper ots- troubles and run-down conditions also ity o f the Lol Numbered one hundred and thirty nine was given Cod Liver Oil. Creosote and , single copies live cents. continued, he must pay all arrearges. or the other medicines, all without benefit. usually go together. (1*0) In Township Number Five (0) Range “At Chrl-stlmas time, I was not ex I subscriptions in ari ears S‘J-00 per year publisher may continue to send It until pay John Lind, of Oneonta, N. Y., says: Wedding C ards Tbne (a) W. E. L. S., now the Town of pected to live. Calling Dr. It. II. McCar ment Is made and collect the whole amount “I have been troubled with a bad. thy, he udvised the use of Kckman’s Al Subscription cancelled until all arrear whether It is taken from the office or not. rtTT An invitation of this char- Oakfiekl, in the County of Aroostook and terative, which l took with excellent re ages are settled stomach trouble for fifteen years, and jj acter done in good taste 8toto of Maine, said east half containing sults, and was entirely cured. I have 8. The Courts have decided that refusing became so weak that I could hardly gained In weight. I go out in all weath Advertising.ates based upon circulation and •estnfQr fire and one-half (75 1-2) acres more to take newspapersand periodicals from the walk or do any work. My appetite will convey a decidedly favor ers and have had no cough or cold what very reasonable. post office, or removing and leaving them ever. I give these facts to encourage was very poor, and it seemed impos able impression of the sender. or less, and being the same premises conveyed Communications upon topics of general inter uncalled for. is prima facieevldenceof fraud. others to use Ecknmn’s Alterative." sible to get any relief. Since taking to William A. Adams and George K. Adams (Sworn Affidavit) JAS. W. KANALY. est are solicited If you want to stop your paper, write to We are prepared to exe- by George L. Byron, by deed dated May 3, Eckman’s Alterative Is effective In Bron Entered at the post office at IToulton for cir the publisher yourself, and don’t leave it to two bottles of Vinol I find that it has chitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and j] cute Engraving and Print 1900 and recorded in said Registry of Deeds, eulation at second-class postal rates. the post-master. already made a remarkable Improve Lung Troubles, and In upbuilding the ment in my health; my digestion is Vote me 176, page 146 ; and whereas said system. Does not contain poisons, opiates ing to satisfy the most exact or habit-forming drugs. Ask for booklet For Advertising Rates apply to the President and Manager. much stronger, and I have gained In ing. Come in and see the Trusties and Treasurer of the Ministerial and telling of recoveries, and write to Eekmati weight.” Sohool Foods of Oakfleld, under the name of Laboratory, Philadelphia, l’a.. for more evi complete assortment of sam **Trntteea the Ministerial and School dence. For sale by all lending druggists Vinol makes weak stomachs strong ples which will aid you in Will Help Farmers Commission, before the 15th of Au because it strengthens and tones up Funds ol the Town of Oakfield, by Edgar H. J. Hatheway Co. Houlton, Me gust, each year, estimates and pro the weakened, tired and overtaxed making a selection. Out of T. White, Treasurer by their Deed or As posals of the State Road work to he nerves of the digestive organs. Vinol town orders will receive care signment (toted the twenty-third day of July, Tin1 sooner the residents of rural done in their towns during the year is easily assimilated by the weakest ful attention. 1912, reoorded in Vol. 248, page 372 of said communities realize that good roads Preposterous. following. Instead of waiting for stomachs, and is delicious to the taste. Registry, sold, assigned and conveyed to me. are a necessity for the promotion of Try a bottle of Vinol with the MTT IF YOU \Y A N T High - She took her father’s last summer the March meeting and then crowd tbi undersigned, the debt secured by said suit, cut off one of the legs of the business and social life the hotter it understanding that your money will □i Grade Work take it where ing the Highway Department with ■wtopgA and all right, title and interest in trousers, and thus provided herself will be for them. It lias conn' to bo be returned if it does not help you. they have the facilities for petitions and demands for the build the premises therein described, acquired, un- with a skirt. From a worn-out linen very generally recognized that: there doing it. i dte nod by virtue thereof ;and whereas the ing of State Roads, all this work H. J. Hatheway Co. Houlton,Me. handkerchief she secured enough ma can be no genuine or permanent suc mnflUlmi of said mortgage are broken, by mast have been gone over by the terial for the waist she desired. Then cess for a fanning community unless Tim es Pub. Co. mason whereof I claim a foreclosure of said •he found an old bath towel and con municipal officers in the Summer good roads are included in the ST A X I) A R I) FI It K IN S U It A N C L HOULON MAINE Mqgptgt »nf give this notioe for the purpose verted it into a hat for herself. Yet and submitted before the 15th of Au scheme for advancement. COMPANY of Mating mU foreclosure. the jtoung man who loved her w’as gust That gives the Highway com Holton, Maine, March 8th, 1913. The question of financial benefit to Hartford, Connecticut warned by his mother that the girl mission opportunity to have its en CLARENCE H. PIERCE. a community is by no means the did not have proper ideas of economy. gineers examine the proposed road Assets, 31 Dec. 1912 only one worthy of consideration. ' By his Attorneys, Madio an A Pibrcr. building during the Fall and the Marking Keys. Good roads will strengthen th * re Stocks and Bonds 1,045,465.00 hoard itself to make up its estimates, Tf you have a number of keys to the A Cold, La Grippe, then Pneumonia lations between the young folk and Cash in Office and Bank 50,822.64 and lay its plans for the work of the Agents’ Balances e’able, shed, henhouse and such build Is too often the fatal sequence. La the farm. And these are relations 87,636.45 |ln«tmM>nia Follows a Cold next year. By February 120, accord Interest and Rents 11,439.29 ings that look and feel about alike, Grippe coughs hang on, weaken the that the record of the past quarter put wooden tags on them with one ing to this provision, (lie board it - W t never follows the use of Foley's system, and lower the vital residence. century shows have boon severely notch for the stable, two notches for self must report hack to the towns (itons Assets 1,195,;*L3.38 U p K j *«d Tar Compound. It stop* K. G. Collin*, Postmaster, Barpegat, N. strained. Again there is the neces the henhouse, etc. You can tell at a its findings on the proposals of the Liabilities, 31 Dec. 1912 tfcs«$pgb, heals the wore end inflamed J. says: “ I was troubled with a severe sity for schooling. This point is glance, then, or by feeling them if it municipal officers, aud then the pro ahr plltTjftr and strengthens the lungs. La Grippe cough which completely ex ably touched upon in an article- in Net Unpaid Losses 25,630.40 is dark, which key is the right one. position of the municipal officers T m gtela e to in a yellow package hausted me. Foley’s Honey and Tar Farm and Fireside which says : Unearned Premiums 2.32,988.50 and the findings of the board will go jve on eavton. Refuse sub- Compound soon stopped the coughing “ Out of 25.000,000 children in the All other Liabilities 20.1:10.33 before the voters at the annual Cash Capital 500,000.00 loutton Orange Stoie. spells entirely. It can’t be beat.” United States, less than 18,000,000 go March meeting, at which time the Surplus over all Liabilities 316,614.10 Houlton Grange Store. to school, Of those 7,000,000 chil voters may make appropriations in j dren who do not go te school half of accordance with the proposals, or Total Liabilities and Surplus 1,195,363.38 Calling cards engraved and printep them live in the country, where bad inure or less, as they see fit, and GKO. S. GENTLE CO., Agents. PNEUMONIA! roads, muddy roads, rutty roads, a t th e T i m e s office. then, with the opening of the road 313 Houlton, Me. [left me with a frightful cough aud dangerous roads, n$t only prevent very weak. I had spells when 1 could building season, work can go rapidly them from getting to school, but by hardly breathe or speak for 10 to 20 forward. their impoverishment of the farm minutes. My doN or coulcl not help It strikes us that this change, b> Contraries. ]me, but I was completely cured by prevent the existence of any good while it is an innovation and will “You never get what you want in schools for them to go to.” These D R . K I N G ’S perhaps cause some slight inconven this restaurant,” said the irritable per are all tilings worthy of some son. “You can if you know how to ience at first, will he found to work thought. order,” replied the sad, sarcastic man. New Discovery TARTAR to the advantage of the State and in "If I want something cool I ask for a Mrs. J. E. Cox, Jo. let, 111. 0 the interests of the good roads move cup of hot coffee and if I want soma* 50c AND $1.00 AT ALL DRUGGIST8. ment in which pretty much every thing warm I call for iced tea.” A Blow to the body now is interested.
Liquor Traffic .« V - -• rV'-’p**. ■ Bangor Terminal for B. 8 me misapprehension, apparent & A. JO H N S O N ’ S — L IN IM E N T Something New. ly, exists, as to the purport of the W ebb law passed by Congress re Used 102 Years* lor Internal and External Ills. •’' thousand articles given away. Go buy our Three cently over President Tafl’s veto. It is not at all improbable that be » Qffrvr Rraild' Warranted Pure Cream Tartar, to-day. The law applies only to t e intoxi fore long the Bangor
world?" she kept whispering to her me until today. I didn't want to make Condensed Statement of the self. Inside her door Henderson tools that trip, but the folks were so anxious THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE "i her by the shoulders almost roughly. to entertain me and it was only a COMPANY “For how long Is this. Edith, and few days until I Intended to let you ’ 80 Maiden Lane, New Y’ork how are you going to say goodby know myself where 1 was.” "And I was going to wait just that Assets Deo. 31,1912 to me?” Real Estate a .. BY .. long, and 11 I didn’t hear then 1 was $1,175,000.00 "and each a getting ready to turn over the country. Mortgage Loans 2,700.00 I can scan ely realize yet that Edith Collateral Ix>ans 500,000.00 better loaf than sent me tha: telegram." Stocks and Bonds 22,282,237.00 'you have ever made Gene Stratton-Porter 1,707,129.92 “ No wonder! It's a difficult thing to Cash in Office and Bank .. O F T H E .. Agents’ Balances 1,044,880.83 before—yours if believe. 1 can’t express how 1 feel for Bills Receivable 228,702.03 you will only her." I nterest and Rents 209,474.90 Copyright, 1909 by "Let us never again speak of It,” said specify Wil- Ammon. “ It is doae. We will forget Doubleday, Page & Co. Gross Assets 27,150,124.08 liam Tell it.” Deduct items not admitted 80,093.40 "1 scarcely ihink 1 shall.” said El when you order flour. Limberlost # # nora "It is the sort of thing I like to Admitted Assets 27,070.0.51.28 remember. How suffering must have Liabilities Dec. 31, 912 Just as good for changed Ik r! 1 would give a great deal Net Unpaid Losses 485,204.77 cake and biscuits and to bring her peace.” Unearned Premiums !>,022,217.50 pastry and all the res* ” 1 Ii'inbM’son came to see me at the Allother Inabilities 1,072,617.74 of the good things hospital a few days ago. He’s gone a Cash Capital 2,000,000.00 to eat that good her lips, over her eyes. pretty wild pace, but if he had been Surplus over all Liabilities 14,489,991.20 SYNOPSIS held from youth by the love of a good flour makes. Altheugn a good scholar, Elnorm Com- "Hail, wli.u makes you?" she suhl look, entering high school, Is abashed by wearily ".My mother doesn't cate woman he might have lived differently. Total Liabilities and Surplus 27,070,031.28 All extra nutri tar oountry dress. She needs $20 for She says this is good for me. Do you There are things about him one cannot DONNELL ik PEABODY, Agent. tious, too, be teeks and tuition fees. Her mother Is think this Is good for me. Hart?" help admiring.” Houlton, Maine. cause William eHMympathetlo, and Elnora tells her trou “I think he loves her,” suid Elnora bles to Wartey Blnton, an old neighbor. ••Edith, you know 1 would give my Tell is milled by life it' I could save you this.” he said, softly. Whs* Blnora was born her father wan Annual Statement of the our special process and could not speak further. ******* *d*owned In a swamp, embittering her COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE from Ohio Red Winter He held her carefully, softly fanning Edith Carr went to her room after her toUMTs life. Elnora determines to raise CO., LTD Wheat—the richest dtoney by gathering forest specimens, her She was suffering almost more goodby to Henderson, lay on her bed andfinest grown* ifke Statons buy clothes for her. thnn either of them could bear. and tried to think why she was suffer of London, England Btnom, getting her books cheaply, finds “1 wish your boat was here,” she ing as she was. Assets, December 31, 1912 • market with the Bird Woman for but- “ It is ail my selfishness, my unre Real Estate $888,000.00 tofflm Indian relics, etc. said at lust. “I want to sail fast with strained temper, my pride in my looks, 58,000.00 Urn, Comstock's devotion to her hue- the wind in my face.” Mortgage Loans memory will not permit her to “There is no wind. I can get my my ambition to be first,” she said. Stocks and Bonds 5,105,125.71 m Hess or have oil wells dug on her motor around in a few minutes.” “That is what has caused this trouble. Cash in Office and Bank 598,125.76 mass, The Statons bring Elnora new “Then get it." No one really cares for me but Hart. Agents’ Balances 1,113,716.68 gmtoto ■tool Is delighted with her outfit Her ‘‘Lie on the sand. 1 can phone from “Say, 'She is well and happy,’ and sign, I’ve sent him away, so there is no one- Bills Receivable 79.85 WQthfjr says she must pay for It Wes the first booth. It won't take but a Edith Carr!” no one.” Interest and Rents 89,841.59 A. H. FOGG CO. S g & Margaret Blnton discuss the girl's little while.” She raised tired, pain nned eyes to Edith pressed her fingers across het DISTRIBUTOR Edith lay on the white sand and his. burning eyes and lay still. Gross Assets 7,843,889.59 Vito Corson, a Limberlost frequenter, Henderson covered her face with her “I don’t know for how long it Is,” “ He is gone,” she whispered at last. Deduct items not admitted 1,278,027.74 m gm Btosra not to visit the Lhnheiiost “ He would go at once. He would not Notice so bur into tho swamp at any hat Then he ran to the nearest booth she said. “If peace ever comes and I and talked imperatively. Presently he want you 1 wou't wait for you to find see me again. Oh. these dreadful days Admitted Assets 6,565,861.85 Houlton, March 12,1913. d iafght but untndnsd little chap* was back, bringing a hot drink that It out yourself—I’ll cable—Marcoal- to come, alone! I can’t bear it. Hart, Liabilities, December 31, 1912 To the Selectmen of the Town of Honlton : «Jfea**Uooofather aadhungry broth- was stimulating. Shortly the motor graph—anything.” Hart!” she cried aloud. “ I want you! Net Unpaid Losses 550,661.00 I, the urdereigoed, S. D. Hamilton, desire tot mH alster, gets Elnora's luncheon. No one cares but you. No one under Wsaley. troubled by Corson's warning; to ran close to the beach and stopped. Henderson studied her intently. Unearned Premiums 3,758,577.04 permission to remove old building from the Henderson’s servant brought a row-j “In that case we will shake hands,” stands but you. Oh, 1 want you!” All other Liabilities 406,238.79 upper part of the so called J. E. Burnham lot ons has boon spying, boat ashore and took them to the he cried. "Goodby, Edith. Don’t for She sprang from her bed and felt her Surplus over all Liabilities 1,850,385.0.’ on the South side of Main Street and there The girl feeds Billy again.! way to her desk. by tho high sobool; launch. get that every hour I am thinking of erect a two story brick block, also to make the Hour after hour the boat ran up you ami hoping all good things will “Get me some one at the Henderson Total Liabilities and so called Hamilton & Clark Co. Store over In and down the shore. The moon arose come to you soon.” cottage.” she said to central and wait Surplus 6,565.861.85 to a modern block with full brick walls and father die* and tho lad Is taken ed severing. Staton, who makes provision tor and the night air grew very chilly. DONNELL & PEABODY, Agent. front but to leave the floors and floor timbers Henderson put on an overcoat and After a time the sleepy voice of Mrs. Houlton, Maine. nearly as they are now. Roof to be flat and CHAPTER XXVI. Henderson answered. Sthio ItUy mlsohlevoua but piled more covers on Edith. ! covered with tar and gravel. Walls to be ■otoras, gad ho Is adopted. “You must take me home,” she said Wherein Philip Finds Elnora. "Has Hart gone?” panted Edith Carr. Condensed Statement of twelve inches first story and eight Inches B iton to ooHeot speclmeha “ No! He came in late and began to at last. “The folks will be uneasy.” j H, I need my own violin,” FIREMAN’S FUND INS CO. second story. g Mark Twain book for her cried Elnora. "This one may talk about starting to California. He S. D. HAMILTON, He was compelled to take her to the of San Franeisco, California be a thousand times more ex hasn’t slept in weeks to amount to For Hamilton and Burnham having musical talent is told cottage with the battle still raging ! pensive and much older than anything. I put him to bed. There is Incorporated in is«j3 of her father's violin to He went back early the next morning, 0 mine, but it wasn’t inspired and taught time enough to start to California Commenced Business in 1863 On the foregoing petition of S. D. Hamilton Margaret gels the violin but already she had wandered out to sing by a man who knew how.” when he wakens. Edith, what are you Wm. J. Dutton, Pres. for Hamilton and Bnrnham, ordered that a over the island. Instinctively Hender- j school course completed, El- The guests in the O’More music room planning to do next with that boy of Louis Weinmann, Sec. hearing be held on the same at the Select ndbds money for graduation ex- son felt that the shore would attract mine?” Capital Paid up in dash$l, 500,000.00 men’s Office on Monday the 7th day of April. t WM Modi two yellow Emperor her. There was something in the tu- j laughed appreciatively. “Why dou’t you write your mother “Will you tell him I want to see him Assets Dec. 31,1912 1913 at nine o’clock in the forenoon. That a to oomploto a collection. Orad- mult of rough little Huron’s waves | •taroiooo begin. to come for a visit and bring yours?” before he goes?” Real Estate $473,442.39 that called to him. It was there be | Mortgage Loans 1,004,083.33 Oosgstock will not help Elnora to suggested O’More. “ Yes. but I won’t wake him." found her. crouching so close the water I Collateral Duns 430,850.00 Hon gown. The girt la dress- “I did that three days ago.” acknowl “I don’t want you to. Just tell h;m the Bird bToman, but Mrs. Corn- foam was dampening her skirts. Stocks and Bonds 5,457,385.67 edged Elnora. "I am half expecting in the morning.” gives hand embroidered gar- ‘‘May I stay?” he asked. j Cash in Office and Bank 685,631.45 her ori the noon boat That is one “ Very well.” Dated at Houlton this 17th day of March, “I have been hoping you would ■ Agents’ Balances 1,188,837.54 k Ighorantly destroys the reason why this violin gets worse Hart was not gone. Edith fell 1913. j come,*-' she answered. “It’s bad Bills Reeeivale 22,860.30 by Elnora. She learns her There is nothing at all Nathaniel Tompkins) Selectmen vnfstthfui gnd rtorreto her enough when you are here, but it Is i everT minute Interest and Rents 84,904.99 A. A. Stewart of ' the matter with me.” to Elnora. She will try to a little easier than bearing it alone. (Continued on I’age 8) All other Assets 3,018.45 S. C. Webber Houlton tor Blnors- "Of course you know there is some- Elnora laid away the violin. "Come and Elnora. hunting thing I have got to do. Hart! Will you along, children," she said “ Let’s race Gross Assets 9,351,014.12 are Joined by a young man to the playhouse.” his h«|jp. go with me?” Notice of Foreclosure Deduct items not admitted 82,090.94 FOR SALE man Is Philip Ammon ox "Of course.” With the brood at her heels Elnora i ig health. He Is engaged | "I might as well give up and get it ran, and for an hour lively sounds j Whereas William W. Hand, of Ashiand, Admitted Assets 9,268,924.08 Potato Farm, situated in the town of la society girl, and has a , stole from the remaining spot of forest | Windsor, 1 1-2 mile to R. R Station, 3 miles over.” she faltered. in the County Of Aroostook, and State of Liabilities Dee. 31, 1912 , engaged to Tom Levering, on the Island, which lay beside the i Potato House and Com Factory, 1 mile to to send violets to Edith on j That was the first time in her life Maine, by his mortgage deed dated March Net I'npaid Desses 487,239.78 O'More cottage. Then young Terry iding. City of Augusta 10 miles, buildings ^^aocgJAaiHtototed teach-; that Edith Carr ever had proposed to J 13, P.'uT. and m-orded in the Aroostook Re Unearned Premiums 3,812,953.73 give up anything she wanted. went to the playroom to bring Alice ! gistry of I)t“eds, Vol. ' page gAi, conveyed All other Liabilities 364 000.00 . Interested in Elnora. forgets the her doll. He ca me racing back, drag to no* the under.-igned, II. l.indley Dolton, but Elnora sends them to him at “Help me. Hart!” Cash Capital 1,500,000.00 temporary home In Onabaaha Henderson started around the beach, ging it by one lej and crying. “There’s of said Ashland, certain land, together with Surplus over all Liabilities 3,104,730.57 young man. called home, asks El- assisting her all he could. Finally he company! Some one has come that the buildings thereon, situated in .said town Price $2,000 to kiss him goodby. She refuses, sl stopped. mamma and pupa are Just tearing of Ashland and being a part of the School lot Total Liabilities and Surplus 9,268,924.08 L. L. PIERCE, Weeks Mills, Maine. abs loves him. Elnora still needs down the house over. He’s sick, l "Edith, there is no sense in this! or Block, so called, and bounded as follows, 1) O N N E L L ifc P E A 1>01) Y, Agent. 12n R. F. D. No. 51. aaw through the window.” You are too tired to go. You know to wit : Beginning at a stake and stone on fh Edith loves Philip, she breaks Before Elnora missed her. Alice, who th * south side of the Ashland and Maplcton engagement and Insults him publicly you can trust me. You wait in any of had gone to- in\estlgnto, came dying kuoe be leaves her to catch a yellow these lovely places and send me. You toad distant one hundml ns Is east of ■2> across the shadows and through the tor Elnora. Hart Henderson Is will be safe, and I’ll run. One word the we>t line of said ■school Lot ; thence east to Edith, who suffers greatly I sunshine waving a paper. She thrust is all that is necessary.” along the Ninth line of said Ashland and fs love for Edith Is dead, and he I it Into Elnora’s hand. Maplcton road lift j i'*,ui rods to a stake and turns to the Limberlost. Elnora will "But I’ve got to say that word my I “ There is a man person—a stranger tngnge heraelf to him yet. but prom self, Hart!” stone ; thence south at right angles with said The Wall Paper Store I person!” she shouted. “ But he knows road one ill tube to the south line of said ts wear bis ting* Edith Induces Hart “Then write it and let me carry It. take bar. Pony and Tom to the Com* j you! He sent you that! You are to School Lit ; tie-nee west along said south line The message is not going to prove is be the doctor! He said so! «>h. do of snd School Lot fifty (.'in.) iods to a stake and who went to the office and sent it.” We are opening the season of 1913 with practically burry! I like him heaps!" stone ; tli'Miee north along the east lin>* of the 1 do not believe it now! 1 “That Is quite true." she said drop Elnora read Edith Carr's telegram to Wonder Lot. so called, one i'.i mil'' to tie*! all new goods and we feel that we are justified in ig not true! I killed his love ping wearily, but she made no move Philip Ammon and understood that lie place of beginning, ('outaieing one hundred i It to dead and gone forever, ment to take the pea and paper he saying that the line is the most complete and tasty had been ill; that she had been located fluo) acr* s, more or le>s, and being the .samel will revive it—nothing in all offered wmrldr by Edith, who had notified him. In so premises then occupied !>\ the si id Bandas a| we have ever had. “Hart, you write it,” she said at doing she bad acknowledged defeat. hemotead farm. dropped tack against his arm ! last. At last Philip was free. Elnora went We shall be very glad to show our new goods to Henderson held her and And whereas the condition of said mortgagi I Henderson turned away his face. He to him with a radiant fare. what suffering truly means. | is broken. Now, therefore, h> reason of tin all eomtemplating making any change in their wall j gripped the pen, while his breath suck- “Are you sure, at lust, runaway?” fiMNMd her with his hat, rubbed bread, of the condition of sa.d mortgage, 1 paper decorations and will esteem it a privelege if , ed between Vis dry teeth. asked Philip Ammon. claim a foreclosure thereof and give this notici eoM hands and murmured broken, jI “Certainly!” he said when he could “ Perfectly sure!” cried Elnora. things. By and by great for that purpose. allowed to do so. it i speak. “Mackinac. Aug. 27. Philip “ Will you marry me now?" jtoara slipped from under her Ileulton, Maine, Maieh 17th. ltfi.'t. Ammon, Lake Shore hospital. Chi “This instant! That is. any time aft ( \>me in early while the stock is large and be as •gfegod llds. but when abe opened them: cago.” He paused with suspended er the noon boat comes in." 11. LIN BLEY ! >< >BM)\, •tiff epos were dull and bard. pen and glanced at Edith. Her white “ Why such unnecessary delay?” de By his Attornev. (li.otn, r; V. < li m; ii \ m . sured that the prices in this store are never wrong. ;£tondenoa thrust his handkerchief Ups were working, but no sound came. manded Ammon. ;u: to her lingers and whispered. "Edith, “Miss Comstock Is at Terrence “ It is almost September," explained tie boat baa been creeping up. it's O’More’s, on Mackinac island,” prompt Elnora. “ I sent for mother three days near. Maybe tome of our crowd ed Henderson. ago. We must wait until she comes, pa m ft. Hadn’t we better get away | Notice of Foreclosure! Edith nodded. and we either have to send for Uncle Ml 2 F. L. COOK. here before it lands?” j j iiSIgned, Henderson,” continued the Wesley and Aunt Margaret or go to > l f 1 can walk.” abe said. "Oh, I am; Wheivas, ,1. ! h-igy Al:<‘lf, * 11< ri i f Ashl ui l j big man. { them. I couldn’t possibly be married toff flood tired. Hart!” j in tlii- ('minty of Aroo>took mid Stud* off E I O E = 3 E = Edith shook her head. properly without those dear people.” /"Yaa* dear.” said Henderson aooth-j Maine, hut now by hi;- nioitgagej “Say, ‘She Is well and happy,’ and “ We will send,” decided Ammon. Must try to get past the land-' deed dated April CUli, 1 and leconfid inf sign, Edith Carr!” she panted. “The trip will be a treat for them. ! the A mostook Registry of Penis, Vol. 'JP>, | before the boat anchors. If 1 only O’More, would you get off a message carry yon!” i “Not on your life!” flashed Hender i page 44<>, eonveyni to itin the undi I'siglinl, [ son. ; at once?" j . I. l.indley Dobson, of Miid Ashland, r n'ainj straggled through the waiting Greatest Bargains on Earth “For the love of mercy, Hart, don’t Every one met the noon boat. They j land .situate in the town of Ashland, a foie j hot directly opposite the land- went in the motor because Ammon was tbere was a backward movement make this any harder! It is the least • said, and deseribed r.s follows, to wit : All! Largest List of Real Estate in too weak to walk so far. As soon as that part of lot numbered thirty-eight fitM in the happy, laughing crowd, the I can do, and It takes every ounce off people could be distinguished at all El said Ashland west of the road leading to But Southern Aroostook plank came down with a slam strength in me to do it.” nora and Philip sighted an erect figure, ler island, containing seventy live iT.'o acres, people began harrying from the “Will you wait for me here?" he with a head like a snowdrift. When more or less, and lieing the same premises Now is the time to buy farms and the prices hgat Crowded against the flab house asked. the gangplank fell tho first person conveyed to ihe said .1. Henry Aliel'f by! toff the dock Henderson could only ad-1 She nodded, and. pulling his hat lower are low and on easy terms If you are thinking of across it was a lean, red haired boy of A pheus T. Rallord by deed dated Juno nth, | a few steps at a time. He was over his eyes, Henderson ran around eleven, carrying a violin in one hand lfi'd and recorded in Vo!. ISJ, page ds.s of the , buying a farm or a house in town, call oil every nerve to protect and the shore. In less than an hour he j I and an enormous bouquet of yellow j Aroostook Registry of Deeds at Houlton. re- | Edith. I was back. That evening they were marigolds and purple asters in the oth j fereiiee to said deed and 'ceoid being had. | Henderson shot a swift glance to sailing down the straits before a stiff breeze and Henderson was busy with er. He was beaming with broad smiles 1 Excepting ai d i> serving that part then owned | A. O. BRIGGS ward the boat Terrence 0 ‘More just until he saw Ammon. Then his ex and occupied by the Bangor A Aroostook; tad stepped from the gangplank, es-. the tiller when she said to him, “Hart, 'Fhe Real Estate before you purchase. I want you to do something more for pression changed. Kailioad Company, it being a strip six (<>) f Man, eOffttng a little daughter, so like him, I “ Aw, say!" he exclaimed reproach ' rods wide. ; it was comical. There followed a pic- me. I want you to go away.” I fully. “ I bet you Aunt Margaret is And win reus the condition of said mortgage j 43 School St., Houlton, Me. dura not easy to describe. The Angel I “Very well,” he said quietly, but his right. He is going to be your beau!” is broken. Now, therefore, by r* ason of the in tho foil flower of her beauty, richly | face whitened visibly. Tel; 12-V2. Elnora stooped to kiss Billy as she bleach of the condition of said mortgage 1 draased, a laugh on her cameo face. ' “You say that as if you had been caught her mother. claim i foreclosure thereof and give this the setting ann glinting on her gold expecting it” Mrs. Comstock shook out her skirts, notice for tlial purpose. hair, escorted by her eldest son, who1 “I have. I knew from the beginning that when this was over you would straightened her hat and came forward lloulioii Maine, March 17th, ldl fi held her hand tightly and carefully { to meet Philip, who took her into his watched .her Steps. Next came Elnora. j dislike me for having seen you suffer. II. HINDI.BY DoI'.SOX, Does It make any difference to you arms and kissed her repeatedly. lie - dressed with equal richness, a trifle By his A orney, (J koko i. a . Houham. where I go?” passed her along to Freckles and the taller and slenderer, almost the same' Angel, to whom her greetings were Established for the sole purpose of benefiting; Food Buyers, is type of coloring, but with different “I want you where you will be loved operated upon a proved principle and good care taken of you.” mingled with scolding and laughter • Off* and hair, facial lines and ex-| over her wind blown hair. Then the “Thank you.” said Henderson, smil CO-OPERATIVE METHODS REDUCE COST ptooilon. | O’More children came crowding to ing grimly. “Have you any idea where and afford to consumers the only possible relief from the constantly As the crowd pressed around the meet such a spot might be found?” Elnora’s mother HEAL IT WITH increasing cost of living party an opening was left beside the “Before you thinl, of something more “It should be with your sister at Los flah sheds. Edith ran down the dock. give me your left hand, please." said Insures R IG H T Quality, Quantity, Prices, Service. Henderson sprung after her, catching Angeles. She always has seemed very fond of you.” Philip to Elnora Bucklen’s hsr arm and assisting her to the street Elnora gave It galdly and the ring GROCERIES—Full Stock “That Is quite true.' said Hender THE ONLY GENUINE "Help me!” she cried, clinging to him. slipped on her finger. Then they went CANNED GOODS, “Splendid Brand” He pat his arm around her, almost son. his eyes brightening a little. “1 together imo the forest to tell each will go to her. When shall I start?” • carrying her oat of sight into a little other all about It and talk It over. MEATS, Fresh and Smoked "At once.” Arnica Salve ■ core walled by high tocka at the back, "Have vmi seen Edith?” asked Am K EE P S FLESH IN TONE VEGETABLES -wtait there was a clean floor of white Henderson began to tack for the mon FROM 8KIN TO BONE. OtH1, and logs washed from the lake ending, but his hands shook until he “ No." answered Elnora. “ but she Heals Everything Healable. Burns, fit coats. He found one of these with scarcely could manage the boat. Edith mu be he.c or site mu.v have seen me Boils, Sores, Ulcers, Piles. Eczema, Houlton CO-OPERATIVE Association .a |eak rest and hurrying down to the garr aat watching h’e- indifferently, win we " c,; to I’etoskey a few days Cuts, Corns, Wounds ana Bruises, he soaked Ida handkerchief and jut her heart was tin >i»i tig painfully ay Her c •• bave a cottage over SATISFIES, OR MONEY BACK. Telephone No. 71 80 M ain St., Hoailton. J ‘ !-|f$ k h ttasasd it serose •Why to there so mu* '• * irerlng in the on • ihe Angel never told ggo AT A LL DRUG CISTS* The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, Harch 26, 1213.
p 0 1 = z a 0 E IO OF LOCAL INTEREST 1 n gN tiw V V V V V V V O aW«M!MSM!W •a'*SWS!'*«,SW A PICULIAR MARRIAGE. 3 Spring House Cleaning j Om m Ii 24*5S-i7— Maroh 23. Potatoes trip at Nickerson Lake : Clayton **#» all My way* acknowledge Him, and He Weed. Joseph R o b in s o n , Paul akatt direct thy pathe."—Proverhe $:8. Burns, Clarence Yerxa, Guy Smith, HEN Abraham was one hun Local buyers are paying $1.00 for Charles Barnes, Henry Wilson. Fred dred and forty years old, Green Mountains and $1.15 for Cob Burns, Lawrence Blake. Robert Sarah had been dead three blers but on account of the bad K e i t h, Ray Harrison, M illa r d SA yean, and Isaac was forty. roads few are coming in. What Thorne. RayAstleand Horace Diok- LE Thenm Abraham directed Ellezer, his shipments are being made are from ison were also prosentfpart of the o •toward, to go with ten camels to the NEARING storage on tracks. The B. & A. time. A few traps were set and five o T H E E N D g neighborhood where Abraham was are'bandling many cars very satis bbrn and where Nahor still lived. J pickerel were caught, averaging over factorily. There Bllezer was to find a suitable three pounds apiece. Henry Wilson bride for Isaac. C. P. K. SHIPMENTS won tIn; prize for the best marks Our New Goods are beginning to arrive ; we give a discount The story Is told with beautiful sim Mar 19 5 car from Houlton man, although Charles Barnes and on these too while the sale lasts. W e give a discount on every plicity. The characters described are 20 5 ...... H orace Dickison pressed him close neither savages, nor cousins of mon 21 4 ...... ly. Fred Burns’ pancakes were thing in the store while the sale lasts. keys, as evolutionists would have us 22 3 ...... much “‘enjoyed” one morning by think. The setting Is peculiar enough 24 4 n “ such as had the courage to tackle to assure us of Its truth. Only recent them. Altogether the boys voted DISCOUNT ON RUBBERS ly bare Bible Students learned that 25 the trip a complete success and aie g this unique procedure was evidently NEW YORK looking forward to a summer camp, arranged to Illustrate a great spiritual With receipts of 2(5,772 bbls. for design, in process of accomplishment under the^auspices of the lucal Y\ the first half of this week, against for more than eighteen centuries. M. C. A. SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAR. 29 The type fits well to its antitype. 18,48(5 for the same time last year Friday night the Island Falls’ Y. Abvabam typified the Heavenly Fa and receipts for the season, Oct. 1- M. C. A. Basketball team met. the ther; Isaac, the Lord Jesus; and Ellezer, Mar. 15, of 1,333.029 bbls., against Colts of the Houlton Y. M. C. A. in the Holy Spirit. In due time, the Fa 1,155,504 bbls. for the same period a game at Kicker Classical 1 nstitute. Palmer’s Shoe Store ther sent the Holy last year, the potato market tbis Although the Colts were much out HOULTON MAINE. o Spirit to gather r week was sluggish and dead dull, weighed by the visitors, they put. up the elect Company ?:C buyers holding off for lower prices. a plucky light, and with a litt le more which will con The Maine seed deal is about closed 0 = 1 0 O l - J O E a i...... 1 0 1 stitute the Bride, luck would have gotten away with = joeJ up releasing a number of cars which the Lamb’s Wife. the game. Island Falls won, 19 to has started shippers of table stock A s Abraham did 16, hut tin; Colts are hoping to turn to pushing'out their goods in all for there are plans already material of Portland and J. Fred O'Connell arsenal property is in the state of not take a wife the table.s||in a return game to he izing to greatly improve the facili of Milford are hereby constituted a for his son from directions. Seed stock shippers played at~Sherman, Friday night, Maine, and not subject to the pro ties for dealing w’ith the member body corporate by the name of the amongst the have had a rough time since Feb. 1, March 28th. For the home team, hibitory law, said corporators may ship. Get into line and join the society for helping needy and broken heathen, so God owing to the B. & A. strike. Most Weed made the best showing, scor erect and maintain a brewery in con crowd. We need you, and you need down sports. They are hereby giv- nection with said iiotm, as it would did not select the of them have been compromising ing 11 out of the 16 points secured by of Christ claims on contracts taken last Fall. us. A long pull, a strong pull, and en all the powers conferred upon re- he cruel to the prospective inmates Bebecca al the well. the Colts. among the a pull together will eventually land ligious associations organized under to deprive them of that to which Some were hard hit by the lack of The Indoor Track Meet l>et,we< n heathen. As Elleser went to Abra us in a building of our own. the general law. As the title to the they i ave been accustomed. cars. Ricker Classical Institute and the ham's relatives, believers in God, so Maines sold at the 33d street yards the Holy Spirit was sent only to be Y. M.^C. A., to he held about, the as low as $2 bbl. by Thursday, bulk lievers, to select from these the Church middle ofjApril, is occupyinga large of sales ranging $2.10 and 2.15 Maine State House The Bride class originally was Jew place among those members inter shippers are quoting bulk cars 62 at lah. The Jews were In fellowship with ested in athletics and the hoys are The followirg bill Senate No. 573 Bad under tyielr Law Covenant, and to 66c bu. delivered. Receipts are tally showing up very well indeed in their has been introduced : them atone the Holy Spirit went La equal to demand, while offerings DENTISTRY practice%so far. The events are : to AN ACT FOR THE BETTER PROTEC tat, the Gentiles were permitted to though moderate exceed demand. Yard Dash, 8 Potato Race, Half Your dental work done in the most the Gospel, in order that such as TION OF THE NEEDY AND DE States are quoted 67 and 60c deliver Mile and Mile Runs, Running High might join the Bride class SERVING. skillful manner and guaranteed. ed and are selling 33d street yard, Jump," S ta n d in g Broad Jump, .they fully consecrated them Be it enacted by the People of the $1.80 and 1.90 bbl. Loading was light Standing Hop, S te p audCJump, to God. State of Maine, as follows : early£in the week, but increased Shot Put, Relay Race (unlimited), Silver Fillings 60c ? Rebeeoa at the Well. Se c t io n 1. The governor and ex steadily and by Friday receipts and Midget Relay Race (limited to loyal to his commission, ecutive council on behaif of the state Cement Fillings 50c were heavier than the trade wanted. boys 110 lbs. or under). A hand earnestly the proper person are hereby authorized to convey by Michigans are coming along stead some silver shield has been secured Gold Fillings $1.00 and up thatIsaac might have a suitable help- good and sufficientdeed the state ar ily, ranging 66 and 58c bu delivered, for the team winning the champion Gold Crowns $3.00 toils. When he came to the dty ol mory at Bangor, Maine, to an asso- butjthe trade is well supplied on ship, and suitable silver and bronze usher* he found Nahor’s granddaugh sociation hereby organized for that ter Bshscca at the well, caring for the this line. Even Long Islands which medals will be awarded to those Office over Kox Bros. Clothing Store, 5o Main St. purpose. Those called to joint-heirship have led other stock fully 50 and 76c scoring lirst an d second in each S ec. 2. Geo rim G. Emery of San Christ are usually found giving bbl., suffered a decline and sold 60 event. With such a program and ford, Ira (J. Mersey o f Houlton, G ii*a people refreshment from the Bi and 66c bu bringing$2.60 and 2.60 per the close competition that, can he 213p BERT DOYLE, D. D. S. Thomas Hogan of Portland. Harry Me sad Ite "water of life." 180 lb. bbl. This stock cost, dealers looked for, this athletic meet, the , firs t Bebecca was tested as" to will- Austin of Phillips, James Kellehcr fully 68c bu. or $2.04 bbl. delivered. first of its kind in HouRon, promises to give the water. Here she Where there was a profit of fully io be unusually int(-resting, ited a spirit of service, indic 60 and 76c bbl. a short time ago, the The pool table (regulationsize) or ative of the meekness and humility present range does not give over 36c necessary for the Bride of Christ dered from the Bnrrowes people in profit. Quite a lot of Long Islands T ien BltoeGr gave her jewels, symbolic January, has at last been shipped are held back by growers, as well as i f Spiritual blessings. Elleser was re- and will probably be installed in the tetajMI Into the bouse. Rebecca’s speculators. This stock could have Y. M. C. A. rooms some time this fcleuds,<'vepreeentlng the Household of been closed out a few weeks ago for week. This table will help to till a Mth*-jSjoleed with her. 80c, but was held for $1. long felt want. Another first-class then eiplalned that Abraham State loaders are paying fanners Service - VELIE - Satisfaction table will probably be secured in the rich; that Isaac was bis heir, 40 and 46c and are throwing out near future, ai:d with these tables In he himself had come to find a everything not up to choice. Maine commission, the Y. M. C. A. will la fob Ids master’s son. He believed loaders are paying $1 and 1.10 per to be the Lord’s choice for in a better position to* further the THE BEST THAT 166 lb.|hbl, with the outlook for an social needs of its members. Bebecca was then asked wheth- early decline. Michigan shippers would go with Elleser. Het Last week, the Ladies Committee are paying around 30 and .2c and answer was. "1 wilt go." visited the rooms of the*Y. M. C. A. MONEY CAN BUY ^ meant something for Rebecca to report plenty of stock offe,ed ; in to better acquaint themselves with her father’s house and all with fact there is no other outlet, except the needs of the hoys. Witli the co she^ was familiar; and so it to the East. The average freight on operation of the ladies, there is no considerable for those who ac State stock is 15c bu. from all points doubt but what we can accomplish the cell to become the Bride of whi[e Maine goods pay 19c and a great’deal more in the future than Only whole-hearted love foi Michigan 20c. heretofore. Lord and well-grounded faith in The Boys' department is prepar There is a great deal of satisfaction in "great and precious promises’’ will them through to the journey’s Y. M. C A. Notes ing for a play to he gi\ en in t lie near Bebecca types only those whe future, “ The High School Fresh- having a car that you know contains value make their calling and elec- man.” The plot“has plenty of ac- sure, and become members of "the Sunday afternoon, March 30th, at! lion ami the play should hr a suc- the Lamb’s Wife.”—Revelation three o’clock sharp, there will bo a cess. for every dollar put into it. Ml meeting open to men and hoys in he With the end of March, a largo Jewels For Rebeoea. Congregational church. Mr. Harry number of|memherships will ho re ; gave Rebecca more Jew- Rowe, Field Secretary for the Chris newable, and it is hoped that the Bflde class receive an early tian Endeavor Society of the State hoys whoso memberships come un hisssing. The graces of the of Maine, will address the meeting, der this headirg will attend to the Spirit—faith, fortitude, knowl- and it is hoped that a good attend matter as soon possible. Those hope, joy, love—enhance theii ance will be present. The Boys’ boys who do so, by paying $1.50, bounty of character. will secure membership tickets good finally the camels brought Rebecca Chorus will lead the singing, and I f S ir journey’s end. The Bride class special music numbers are planned. until the end of the present year. taste toil# totofiykdam’s bouse after A ll men and boys are cordially in And if if has been worth while to they accept M W j t a U o n to go to vited to this meeting. belong to the Association in the i ^ * Christ. Through Last week the following hoys, un past, it Is going to he much more j trials and difficul der the leadership of Secretary Bar- worthwhile to he a member of t lie ties, they travel aw, spent a very pleasant, camping Houfton Ah M. ('. A in tin- future. down the centuries of tbis Gospel Age. The camels which bore Rebecca to Isaac’s home well represent the Holy T H E STRIKE Velie 32— $1350 8criptnres, by which the faithful are borne along on their journey. Mm teeth leaao A s Eliesei Interesting Developments •ter •#.” brought Rebecca SSfi to the tad of their journey to This, every purchaser has when he buys a laaac at Lahal-roi, so the Holy Spirit Although there have not been any er had any idea of having two trains WtU guide the Church to the presence, changes In the position of the man meet, bur, simply his position and pemssfs, of Christ. Following the cus agement toward the strikers or the sympathy with thestrikers gave him tom of the time. Rebecca put on hei strikers|toward the management as an opportunity to delay trains, caus veil and alighted from the camel to far as known, yet many things have ing the public to criticise the delay ■Wit Isaac. So the Scriptures tell us developed during the past week as one of the effects of the new men's that the Church must pass beyond the which will interest T im es readers, incompetency. Veil before she will be fully received because every reader is interested in The embargo on all freight has kg the antltyplcal Isaac. the welfare of the town and county been lifted and freight is being re Years of experience have produced a Bebecca’s maidens typify the conse crated class now following the Bride and the improvement of conditions ceived for all points, while it is ex ctosa, hut not fully living up to their of the R. R. service. pected that by April 1, the morning car that is ahead of any car at the same privileges. The blessing pronounced There has-been much criticism re train reaching Houlton at 8 A. M. SStot Bebecca. "Be tbou the mother of garding the lateness of passenger and the evening train leaving for the IkeSSaads of millions,” represents the trains, and while it was hard to place West at 6 P. M. will run to and from price on the market, and with it all is future of the Church. For as the Re the delay where it could he reme Bangor the same as before the strike. deemer will, dnrlng His Millennial died, the management have been This will give us western mail in reign, become the Father, or Llfe- Service and Satisfaction with a Reputation working to find the reason and it the morning and mail for the west glver, to thousands of millions of Ad- nm*s race, bought with His own pre was discovered that the cause of it on the 6 1*. M. 11 aim cious blood, so the Church will become all was in the dispatchers’ office During the strike it, is understood behind it. the mother, or caretaker, to assist on th e southern division, where that'the engineers and firemen who thfca to perfection. one of tha employees, being in have been out have been receiving sympathy with the strikers had been compensation from the brotherhood delaying passenger trains by sending and that this would only last for six Tha Mean Man. out freight trains from one station ty days, which is now up. Whether you mean to aay that you flirt- Call and Look Over the 1913 Models ltlk your wife all the evening at at a time when the track should he this is so or not, it is sincerely hoped itked ball and didn’t know her?” clear for the"pas*engcr trains, and that souk- arrangement may he made right. But she was so deuced consequently th e passenger train whereby those men who have been !>!•—how was I to know It?”— would have to wait until the freight out may be taken hack as they me :t*. had reached a siding. Apparently knowm to he men of superior ability, this was taken as one of the difficul in whom the traveling public have JAMES S. PEABODY, Local Agent tav f*oeptlon«. ties of the new- engineers and fire interest and would like to see them araya go by the motto: ‘If men, but it was investigated with again in the employ of the R. R. p thing done well, do it the result that the guilty party was This condition may not be possible, BANGOR STREET NEAR B. & A. mm. but the interest of this community but *uppoao found out an J discharged. It should would like to see these men in the not be understood that this dispatch employ of the road. V?. Tne Aroostook Times, Wednesday, March 26, 1913.
| OF LOCAL INTEREST 99 Moots, Barks, Herbs v w r o r o r o r o 1 wwswwiMtMiMiw w v v w wostusswis* JEtoftQfiiUy oombined with other valuable ingredients in Hood’s Sarsapa- Don’t forget Osgood’s Ring Sale. Calling cards engraved with plate “ Etching 5liU% nutirinff it, in our opinion, the strongest and safest, the most success- It beats them all. at the T im e s office. A t a r i the moat widely.useful medicine for the Blood, Stomach, Liver and Dr. W. W. White of Bridgewater, W. P. Mansur returned last Th urs JUiMfS. It contains not only Sarsaparilla, but also those great Altera- was in town last week, on business# day, from a business trip in Boston. th w , Stillingia and Blue Flag; those great Anti-Bilious and Liver remedies, Buy your Carbon Papers at the Special Prices on all goods at Os Jfandrake and Dandelion; those great Kidney remedies, Uva Ursi, Juniper good’s “ Little Store with the Big T im es office. Sample Portraits on the new Plat Sendee and Pipsissewa; those great Stomach Tonics, Oentian Boot and Miss May Gould, spent Easter Stock.’’ W ild Cherry Bark; and other valuable curative agents. w tli friends in Bath. Miss Grace Marriott arrived home inum Paper, now used by the best Starkey’s slicing machine is work from Portland last week, to spend ing overtime with smoked beef. Try Easter with her parents. Photographers in the larger cities it. M. B. McKay returned Saturday Hoods Sarsaparilla from a business trip to Northern for their most exclusive Patrons, H. W. Tral'ton of Fort Fairfield, Is o f wonderful benefit in cases of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Catarrh, Stomach was in Houlton, Saturday, on busi Aroostook. are now being exhibited at TlUlhlss. Kidney and Liver Affections, Scrofula, Eczema, Skin Diseases, ness. All kinds of signs printed or paint H n 4 Poisons, Bb^s, Ulcers, all Eruptions, General Debility, Loss of Appe- Lome T. Slipp, 28 Market Square, ed at tiie Times office. W * That Tired Feeling, and other Ills arising from impure blood, wishes to announce that he will buy Miss Glendenning, Miss Ada Atch and sell mileage. ison and Edward Atchison spent T&OBATE NOTICES. STATE OF M AINE J. P. Dudley, Amos Putnam and Easter at Harvey. NT B. Harry Little enjoyed a fishing trip The greatest variety of the best The Porter Studio To the Honorable, the Judge of Prebate, To all persons Interested in either of the quality of meats, art* to be found at in and for the County of Aroostook : to B Lake last week. Tel. 113-3 HOULTON, MAINE Ihtti*— hereinafter named. Starkey’s market At a Probate Court held at Houlton, in and Respectfully represents Mary A. Conlogue • Everyone patronizes home indus for the County of Aroostook, on the third of New Limerick Administratrix with the try and smokes Club cigars, made by Mrs. F. W. Grimmer went to St. Tuesday of March in the year of our Lord Will annexed and Trustee under the Will of Geo. R. Avery on Court street. Stephen last week, to attend the fu John Conlogue late of New Limerick, in said It M akes No Difference H ow •one thousand nine hundred and thirteen. A large number of Masons went to neral ol D. H. Bates. Classified Ads. County, deceased, testate, that said John long you have had trouble take Smith’s The following matters having been present Presque Isle, Thursday, where they Osgood’s Repair Department is ed for the action thereupon hereinafter iu- Coologue at the time of his decease was the A. B. C. Kidney Pills and you will soon attended a Council meeting. running full time, day and evening. Capable Girl For General house* 4SsHfced, It Is hereby Ordered : owner of certain Real Estate situated in New find that life looks not only altogether There is a reason. work, apply to Mrs. A. G. Walker. That notice thereof be given to all persons Limerick bounded and described as follows, Buy your typewriter ribbons at different but better. 25c sent by mail. tolerated, by a copy of this order to l viz : the T im es office. Harold Crawford, head clerk at Sample sent free on application. Smith’s Two-thirds (2-3’s) in common and undivid- For Sale—3 New Milch Cows Drug Store Lewiston, Me. he pehUehed three weeks successively before Miss Hazel Hughes of Danforth is G. W. Richards & Co. store, is enjoy j ed of the westerly one hundred twenty (120) Apply W. E. Fan joy, Cary, Me. * » third Tuesday of April A. D. 1913, in tiie guest of her sister, Mrs. F. A. ing a weeks vacation. the Aroostook Times a newspaper published acres in lot three (3), Range 1), in said New For Sale-A Splendid 169 Acre The Putnam Hardware Company Wanted -A Girl for General wt Boulton h» said County, that they may Limerick. Powers. stock and potato farm. Within two miles appaar at a Probate Court to be held at the That under the terms of the will of the Take your difficult Repairs to Os have special inducements to offer housework. Apply to Mrs. Alex Ander from Western Ave., Waterville, the rail PM toe ofBos In said Houlton, on said third said John Conlogue and of the trust thereby good. His is the only shop equipped on Buffolo Fertilizer orders received son, Franklin Ave. road centre of Maine. 1 1-2 miles from TmaihU of April, A. D. 1913, at ten of the created there is due the sura of $500 to Alice to do them. this month. large Academy (over 130 pupils and For Sale—One—100 Egg Cyphers teachers) 2 miles from Central Maine Fair torokhifthe forenoon, and be heard thereon B. Conlogue ; That there is not suflicient William Faulkner of Boston, is in Take your plate to the T im e s of incubator in good condition, apply to F. N. grounds, 3 miles from Oakland. Several bf Italy see cause. personal estate to pay the said legacy ; that town for a few days, called here 1 y the residue of the above described real estate fice and let mem tmgrave your call Vose. Tel 118-2. neighbors from Aroostook. Much better the death ot his father Joseph Faulk will be greatly depreciated by the sale of any ing cards. market than in Aroostook, 20,000 people Salats of Octa A. Barnes late of Caribou ner, Petition that Henry C. Barnes or portion thereof. William Small, who is now locat Girl Wanted—A Capable Girl for within five miles, no railroad strikes here. teitaar suitable person maybe appointed Wherefore your petitioner prays that she ed in Presque Isle, spent Sunday in The latest pattern calling cards general housework. Good wages. Apply i Owner can have 20 acres with potatoes every year and expect 300- -4 300 Acre Farm on RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Stop That Itch! Line of Electrics. Stiff Join ts This beautiful farm is only 30e fare to I will guarantee you to stop tfcet itch in two Bangor, on electric car line, has 3(X) acres of seconds* A line land, no rocks, good soil adapted for all No remedy that I have ever sold for Eczema, Psoriasis, and all other diseases Sprains,Bruises kinds of crops, with It. K. biding on the farm, of the .agin has given more thorough and only one mile to two potato houses. I^ast satisfaction than the OF THE are relieved at once by an applica year we cut 12o tons o£ hay, best quality, about ■ ■ ’i !’ tion of Sloan’s Liniment. Don’t t>0 acres of pasture and watered by never fail . v • D. D. D. Prescription tor Eczema rub, just lay on lightly. ing water, small amount of lumber, and wood Trains Arrive and Depart From North l guarantee this remedy. enough for home use. 1 n the best of neighbor “ Sloan’s Liniment has done more hood, good ten room house with split granite ern Maine Junction. LIMBERLOST ood than anything I have ever tried foundation, large ell, and carriage house, two Hatheway Drug Co. Houlton, Me. for stiff joints. 1 got my hand hurt so bams, one 42x80, one 40 by (jo, hen house, hog badly that 1 had to stop work right in ...... 1 h> ...... TIME AT WHICH TRAINS ARE EX the busiest time of the year. 1 thought house, I 1-2 mile to sch school, town carries M m m m By at first that I would have to have iny scholars bv electrics House is heated by hot PECTED TO ARRIVE AND hand taken off, but 1 got a bottle of water ana has modern improvements. This CHICHESTER SPILLS GENE STRATTON-PORTER Sloan’s Liniment and cured my band.” place is in the mai ket to settle an estate and DEPART W ilton Warns lub, Morris, Ala. we will sell for less than y ou can replace the There’s Pleasure DIAMOND BRAND buildings. The price is $(1,500 and can give IN EFFECT FEB. 24, 1913. Good for Broken Sinews easy terms with a reasonable amount down. Copyright, 1909, by Doubleday, Page G. G. Jokes, Baldwin, L. I., writes : Trains scheduled to leave Houlton. r*fu & Co. —“ I used Sloan’s Liniment lor broken W. A. MILLS, Milo, Maine. In Driving a// sinews above the knee cap caused by a fall and to my great satisfaction was 8.07 a. m. —for Caribou, Ft. Fairfield and1 able to resume work in less than three 100 Acre Farm for $1,400 intermediate stations If one has the consciousness of SS& weeks after the accident.” This place is in the town of Atkinson, 9.50 a. m.—for Millinocket, Bangor and LADIES f ' (Continued from page r.) i Piscataquis County, Maine, hass 100 acres having a perfect outfit. Art jo u r Orairg’tat for CHI-CHES-TKR'SI-CHESTER’S A I with ;;o in tillage, and good pasture, 50 principal intermediate stations—Port Dl/IAMOND------BRAND— ------PILLS,S- in “Rrd a n d ^ ^ ssleepT She arose at noon the next day, ! t housand of lumber and lots of wood, is near land and Boston Via Medford. Dining G old metallic boxes, sealedlied with BIueyO>) Car Millinocket to Bangor. Ribbon, Ta m no oth ert.. BayBey «Fof youryou? took a cold bath, ate her breakfast, SLOANS ! river and mill, 1 1-2 story 7 room house with If your Carriage was Breggtot end ert for CfIJ.CHES.TEKII.CHES.TEK8 8 V j shed, and barn 42x50, all in the best of repair. 11.15 a. m.—for Ashland Fort Kent and in D IA M O N D B B A N O P IL L S , for tweaty-fivo dressed carefully, and leaving word ‘ - - - liar ‘ This place is in the best state of cultivation, termediate stations, also for Washburn, painted here years regarded aa Best, Safest, Always Reliable. that she had gone to the forest she (and is very pleasantly located in best of \ an Buren, Grand Isle, Madawaska, walked slowly across the leaves. She I neighborhood, telephone iu house, K. F. I). r renchyille St. Francis and intei medi SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS LINIMENT We are offering this place for $1,400 and can it will surely be all it should be, Fine for Sprain ate stations via Squa Pan. . TIME wns thinking hard and fast. | give easy terms. ! TRIED EVERYWHERE ? S M r. H enr y A. Vof.h l , 84 Somerset both in looks and durable quality. Henderson came swiftly down the St., Plainfield, N. J., writes: — “ A ; 312 W. A. MILLS, Milo, Maine. 12.35 p. m.—for Fort Fairfield, Caribou, and intermediate stations. W e particularly want you to know path. A long sleep, food and Edith's friend sprained his ankle so badly The Cause o f Rheumatism that it went black. He laughed when message had done him good. He had J fold him that I would have him out 1.35 p. m.—for Millinocket, Greenville Ban that we are ready to paint satisfac dressed in new light flannels that in a week, I applied Sloan’s Liniment The Columbian gor and intermediate stations, Portland Stomach trouble, lazy liver and de and in four days bo was working and and Boston. Sleeping Car Caribou tu torily, runabouts, road wagons, ranged kidneys are the cause of rheuma were becoming. T!dith met him. said Sloan’s was a right good lini Boston. “Let us walk iu the forest,” she said. ment.” National carta, buggies and all other tism. Get your stomach, liver, kidneys 5.55 p. m.—for Oakfield and imtermediate- They passed the old Catholic grave Price 25c., Writes More Accident and Health In- vehicles. Our work is so good to and bowels in healthy condition by tak stations. yard and went back into the deepest 50c., and $1.00 surancefin'Maine than any other company. look at, so dependable to use, that ing Electric Bitters, and you will not be wood of the island. There Edith seat Sloan’s Book 7.14 p. m.-for Fort Fairfield, Caribou, Van> troubled with the pains of rheumatism. on horses, cattle, Financial Statement Buren and intermediate stations. if you are carriage wise you’ll ed herself on a mossy old log and sheep and The Columbian National Life Insurance | Charles B. Allen, a school principal of Henderson studied her. He could de poultrysentfrea. Company for Year ending Oct. 31,1912. ' Trains Dlk Houltox. order yours painted now. Sylvania, Ga., who suffered indescrib Address tect a change. She was still pale and Admitted Assets j 8.oo a- m.—from Oakfield and intermediate able torture from rheumatism, liver and her eyes tired, but the dull, strained Bonds and Stocks,'market 1 stations. stomach trouble and diseased kidneys, look was gone. He wanted to hope, value $4,035,907.00 i 9.45 a. ra.—from Van Buren, Caribou. writes: “All remedies failed until I but be did n ^t dare. Mortgages on Heal Estate 1,759,894.53 ! Fort Fairfield and intermediate stations. used Electric Bitters, but four bottles of “What have you thought of that you I/>ans to Policyholders (Pol Huggard Bros. Co. 12.:«) p. m.—from Boston, Portland, Bangorr this wonderful remedy cured me com wanted yet. Edith?’’ he asked lightly icies held as collateral.) 1,014,570.08 Greenville and intermediate stations. JHtOULTON, ME. pletely.” Maybe your rheumatic pains as he stretched himsef at her feet. Heal Estate 037,200.83 Dining Car Bangor to Mill brocket „ come from stomach, liver and kidney “You!” Cash in banks and on hand 247,024.58 Sleeping Car Boston to Caribou. troubles. Electric Bitters will (five Henderson lay tense and very still. Premium notes and pre 1.30 p. m.—from Caribou, Fort Fairfield Beit Known Cough Remedy you prompt relief. 50c and $1.00. “ Well, I am here.” miums in process of and intermediate stations. fm forty*thTeey«ar» Dr. KingYNew Recommended by all druggists. “Thank heaven for that! I didn’t collection! (net.) 384,257.22 2.45 p. in.—from Fort Kent, Ashland and hts t o ii known throngbout want you to go away.” Accrued Interest 74,3(53.03 intermediate stations, also St. Fnuoeis- “Not at all?’’ Frenchville, Madawaska Grand Iale, ’lie the wept reliable cough Washburn, and intermediate stations, jQirer v three million .bottles IN THE KINDERGARTEN “Not at all; not ever; not unless you $8,153,948.47 via Squa Pan. take me with you. Hart. I can’t hon Liabilities _ list ywr. Isn't this proof? 5.50 p. m.—from V an Buren, Caribou. Fort estly say that I love you with the Jove rid of your cough, or we - i Policy Reserve (5,(504,702.92 Fairfeld and intermediate stations. 4 you deserve. My heart is too sore. irill hm M your money. J.J. Owens, All other Liabilities, including It's too soon to know. But I love you 7.09 p. m.—from Boston. Portland, Bangorr “Edith, if you don’t'stop,” said Hen- Claims in process of ad just Millinocket and principal intermediate t f A l M I t , 8. C., writes the way some way. You are necessary to me. derson. “I will take you in my arms ment ; Premiums and in stations. hgffftfffo of others have done; “ Aftbr You are ray comfort, my shield. If terest paid in advance GKO. M. HOUGHTON, Pass’r Traffic t w im y n it i I find that Dr. King** you want me, as you know me to be. and kiss the face half off you, here on the avenue. You are adorable!’’ Bills awaiting presenta- Manager. bm oftry is the best remedy for Hart, you can consider me yours.” "There’s the place, and, thank good t on for payment : Re imu^ tadeoUU that I have ever ueed " Henderson kissed her hand passion serve for Accrued Pre goeoaugbe or tokfrtjAl ell throat and ately. “Don’t, Edith,” he begged. ness, there Is a crowd,” she said. “Hello, every one!” she cried as she mium Taxes ; Dividends hMf He iMi >, It haa no equal. 50c “Don’t say those things. I can’t bear to policyholders, etc. >10,247.74 flruggists. it l understand. Everything will came on the wide veranda. "Only see it nil what we found up in the forest We .Surplus as regards Policy- ...... come right in time. Love like mine thought you might like to have it for holders (including Capital must bring a reward. You will love some of your collections.” Stock $1,000,000.00.) 1,338,5)97.81 me some day. I can wait. I am the Uitgar u»i*f In Sarvtaa. She held out the moth as she walked Vltftlafeitetics aseribe short lire* most patient fellow.” straight to Elnora. who arose to meet $8,153,948.47 “But I must say it,” cried Edith. “1 fit pfflMpi* on the virago, but tho her, crying. “How perfectly splendid! For the best Lite, Accident and Health In raptrt of tho public printer atatoo —I think, Hart, that I have been on I don’t even know how to begin to surance communicate with B ilfM c o O fp omptoyt4 nt presont la the wrong road to find happiness. I SPECIAL LOW RATES thank you.” .1. R. Harvey, General agent, tfct oflloo nt Wnahlngton planned to finish life as I started it Elnora took the moth. Edith shook Mansur Block, Houlton, Me. l i l iw m w ovor aiRty.flTe yonra of with Phil, and you see how glad he SECOND CLASS bands with all of them and asked Tho u^Ang that among tho gov- was to change. He wanted the other Philip if he were improving. She said 1, "few die and non# sort of girl far more than he ever DAILY a few polite words to the O’Mores, the only explanation." wanted me. And you, Hart, honest, THINGS ALL OUGHT TO KNOW declined to remain on account of an en now—I’ll know if you don’t tell me the M ar. 15th to A p r. 15th "Now, Willie, why do bees swarm gagement and went away gracefully. truth—would you rather have a wife as As Christian Bibls 8tudsnts-—Ths Sat for W n Diseases —what la the cause of It?" “Well, bully for her!” said Mrs. Com I planned to live life with Phil or isfactory Proof of “Why God Pormfta FROM HOULTON. ME. "Ob, almply bee cause, I guess." stock. “She’s a little thoroughbred skin yields quick- would you rather have her as Elnora Evil.” To V A N C O U V E R . R. O. after all!” 1 to Bucklen’s Amies Comstock intends to live with him?” One of the questions which comes to V IC TO R IA. B. C. “Tlint was n mighty big thing for her nearly every thinking mind today is, 8 | lf0 » pmLftothUigis better for burns or Are You Constipated ? “Edith.” cried the man, “Edith!” PORTLAND. ORE. to be doing.” said Freckles in a hushed “Why does God permit evil?” As w« SEATTLE. WASH. Soothaa and heals. John “Of course, you can’t say it in plain II bo, get a box of Dr. King’s New SPOKANE. WASH. 63.60 voice. look about us In the world we observe of Gladwin, Mich , says, after English.” said the girl. “You are far Life Pills, take them regularly and “ If you knew her us well as I do.” that it is filled with sorrow and trouble, N E LSO N . B. C. W 4 * yean ’with akin ail- to * chivalrous for that. You needn't your trouble will quickly disappear. said Philip Ammon, “you would have a sickness and pain and every trial we apeoding 8 4 0 0 in docton* say anything. I am answered. If you SAN FRANCISCO. They will stimulate the liver, improve better conception; of what that cost.” could enumerate, and we cannot help could have your choice you wouldn’t LOS ANGELES u's Arnica Salve cured him. “ I have to take care of this,” faltered wondering WHY GOD ALLOW’S IT. your digention and get rid of all the have a society wife, either. In your 63.60 you. Only 25c. Recom- poiaons from Elnora. hurrying for the door to hide We realize that Ho Is almighty and your system They will heart you’d like the smaller home of hy eil druggists. the teats which were rolling down her that He could prevent It if He wished. Equally Low Rates to Other Points. surely get you well again. 25c at all comfort, the furtherance of your am cheek*. druggists bitions. the palatable meals regularly We read In His Word that He is more "I nuM. help." said Ammon, disap- willing to do for His children than served and little children around you. W. B. HOWARD. D. P. A.. O. P. R., . nearing also. “ Klnora,'' he culled, catch are earthly parents fop theirs, and we I ! PILES! PILES! 1 am sk;k of all we have grown up to, * St. John, N. B. ng up with her. "tnko me where 1 von know how much that means; yet of INDIAN PILE OINTMENT Beware vf Humorous Letters. Hart. When your hour of trouble cry i;)it Wasn't she groat?” tentimes it .seems that those who try That musicians, like every one else, cotnes there is no comfort for you. 1 log and Itching Piles "S: ij vrlu ” e.\ > biiineil Elnora. “1 have to do and live right have the most itching at once, should be careful In writing humor am tired to death. You find out what im word-;. I (col so 1. uiublcd!" trouble. This question is made very reUei. ous letters is illustrated by the break you want to do and be, that is a man's So do I." said Ammon. '1 think a dear in a book entitled. “The Divine THE INTERNATIONAL RY. W m S iij aH alf druggist*, mail aoc and $1.00 in the friendship between Wagner work in the world, and I will plan our grout deed like that always makes one Ulan of the A ges.” Every statement uW i l iHW n r 11 ..Cleveland,Ohio and Liszt. Following a would-be home with no thought save your com of New Brnnswick fool so Sow are.iou happy?” Is backed by Scripture, and shows that humorous appeal for money from fort I’ll be the other kind of a girl ♦Sold by LEIGHTON & FEELEY “ I'n-pe,tkably happy!” answered El- while (bn! does not sanction evil UK Wagner to his friend, the correspond as fast as I can learn. I can’t correct Uniting Campbellton at the head of ence between the two, we are -Inform all my faults In one day, but I’ll n ora. H A S H A D A PURPOSE IN ALLOW navigation on Bay Chaleur with the St. A Mosaago to Railroad Men ed by the London Musical Times, •i mi; i:\n. IN G S IN AND DEATH TO REIGN change as rapidly ns 1 can.” John River Valley at St. Leonards and E. 8. Bacon, 1 1 Bast St., Bath, Me. ceased for 11 years. Henderson was not talking then, so T H E S E S IX THOUSAND YEARS. 'I'Dis end many other subjects of deep | connecting the Intercolonial and Cana- •lada out this warning to railroaders they sat through a long silence. At The Test That Tells eiorywhera. “ My work aa conductor Foley Kidney Pills will reach your last Henderson heard Edith draw a Interest to nil of God s people are dis- djan pacific R til way systems, D The Test Of Time. Many Houl cussed fully and in language easy of j a chronic inflammation of the quick breath, and lifting his head he individual case if you have any form of ton People Have Made This Test. comprehension. Winter Time Table, Summary and 1 was miserable and all looked where she pointed. Up a fern kidney or bladder trouble, any back Years ago this Houlton citizen told I„ Knitlisii. liormau. !>«««- Q 0 , v ( . W KST-Kxpre,. train out. From the day 1 began stalk climbed a curious looking object. ache, rheumatism, uric acid poisoning in a public statement, the benefit de Norwegian. Italian. I- rend). Greek,! r t fk lif Foley Kidney Pills I began to They watched breathlessly. By lav or irregular and painful kidney action. rived from Doan's Kidney Pills. The Iluimaiian. Spanish. Polish. Holland-j Campbellton daily (except Sunday) at regain my strength, end I am better ender feet clung a lug. pursy, lavender They are strengthening, tonic and cur- statement is now confirmed---the testi fish, Finnish. (Syriac and Turko-Ar-j 7.30 a. m. for St. Leonards and inter- mlw than 1 have been for twenty years.” splotched, yellow body. Yellow and stive, and contain no habit forming lavender wings began to expand and mony complete. Instances like this ineninn in preparation.] I mediate station*, due at Sr. Leonarda Try them. Houlton Grange Store. 35.5 pages, cioth bound. 37 cents post drugs. Houlton Grange Store. take on color. Every instant great are numerous. i hey doubly proiethe 12.30 p m. Address Bible and Tract Socle- i at 1 beauty became more apparent. It was rm-rit of Doan’s Kidney Pills Can paid, m tv, 17 Hicks Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. one of those double brooded freaks, any Times reader demand more con- GOING EAST— Express tram leaver Prof. Cords. H. J. Chandler which do occur on rare occasions, or \ wring proof? It’s Houlton testimony St. Leonards daily (except Suuday) at merely an Eaeles Imperialis moth that - it may be investigated. j 5 00 p. m. after arrival of C. P. R. ex- iu the cool damp northern forest had Mrs. B. J. Dilling, Id North St.. Public Sale ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR failed to emerge In June. Edith Carr 1 press from St. John, Vanceboro, etc* OR. FRED 0. ORGUTT Houlton. .Me., says : “ 1 can still rec A. E. Astle of Houlton, Administrator drew back with a long, shivering j due ommend Doan’s Kidney Pills, for I of the estate of Alexander Reek of Lumens. at Campbellton at 10 00 p. m. Dentist Office 12 Hey wood Street breath. Henderson caught her hands Oilers for side the following described land j and gripped them firmly. Steadily she know that they live up to all the claims A n d in addition to above and to the made for them. I confirm all l said in to be sold at public auction on the premises Olikl N mm 27-4 Residence Phone 13-4 Tel. 56-2. HOULTON, MIC. looked the thought of her heart Into ordinary freight trains there is a regu Of lies Hour* i th°ir praise in my former public state on Saturday April 12, 1913. Situated his eyes. in Linneus, bounded and described as fol lar ACCOMMODATION TRAIN car Wert Day* 9 a. m. fSp.m Sundays hr “By all the powers, you shall not!” ment and add that the cure they cffect- td has been peimanent. A heavy cold lows, viz :-0ue half part in common and un rying passengers and freight running Appotataacat swore the man. “You have done divided of the west half of lot numbered two which settled cn my kidneys was the JtNCOCK BLOCK HOULTON. Dr. G. H. Tracy enough. I will smash that thing!” (2) in the third Range of Lots in said Linneus each way on alternate days as follows, starting point of my kidney trouble. DENTIST “Oh, no, you won’t!” cried the girl, excepting some 84 square rods heretofore con viz :Going West—Leaves Campbellton clinging to his hands. “I am not big My back was lame and ached a gteat veyed by S. T. Plummer to said W. Fenlason at 8.00 a. m. for St. Leonards and in W. J. Thibadeau L. L. B. Rice Block, Houlton, Me, enough yet, Hart, but before 1 leave d“al and work of any kind aggravated by deed dated .July 5, 1873, it being the same tei mediate stations Monday, Wed nes- this forest I shall have grown to my suffering. The kidney secretions premises conveyed to Alexander Beek and Insurance and Collections Office Hours : 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. breadth and strength to carry that to annoyed me and 1 felt miserable in May Beek by Kenneth C. Beek, by his deed day and Fiiday, due at St. Leonards at Evenings by appointment her. She needs two of each kind. Phil every way. Hearing of Doan’s Kid recorded in Aroostook Registry of Deed, Vol 4.20 p. m. Real Estate Bought end Sold only got her one. You may watch me ney Pills, I got a supply from the 2">0 Page 427. AS kinds of R. R. Tickets bought and Telephone connection. deliver It!” Hatheway Drug Co. and it was not There will also be a sale of the personal Going East—Leaving St. Leonards “Phil may be there by now.” told long before 1 was free from my trou property at that time (including the reversion at 8.30 a m. for Campbellton, etc. “I bope he is. I should like him to of the w idow’s dower therein.) Office Formaly Occupied by Judge ble.” Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdaj, due see me do one decent thing by which to A. E. ASTLE, Admr. Otftas»OarollOom«r Main and Mechanic LOUIS J . FREEDMAN For sale by all dealers, Price 50 at Campbellton at 4.30 p. m. remember me.” 311 ffta. “I tell you that Is not necessary!” cents. Foster-Milburn Go. Buffalo, MOULTON, MAINE Forester & Surveyor “ ‘Not necessary!’ ” cried the girl, New York, sob* agents for tin* Governed by Atlantic Standard Time United States. her great eyes shining. “Not neces Unwelcome Visitor. See local time tables and for full in Remember the name -Doan's Mansur Block sary? Then what on earth is the thing A pair of large eagles which are formation regarding connections etc. doing here? I just have boasted that and take m>