The Republican Journal. ^11. 78. BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1906. NUMBER 21

widow of vr.ts of To-Day’s Journal. Almost without warning the angel of lifi Mrs. Rachel M. Thomas, the ORATOR OF THE DAY. died at the home OBITUARY. eternal has again entered the home of Mr late Jonathan B. Getohell, PERSONAL. r, Strikes .Secret Societies. of her in Fail field, Apnl 29th, aged ng and Mrs. L. G. Munroe and taken there daughter ..The News of Brooks..Me- 07 years, 0 months and 29 and from the sweet on Planta- u tv Exercises Yachts Lilliebell, wife of Charles T. Littlefield, spirit of little Evelyi her life had been passed Unity Miss Kertlia I. Bird went [to Rockland M urder in Searsport — Mount died at after Estelle—to dwell in tion. she was united by her home in Belfast, May 18th, that fair o: At an early age Friday, returning Sunday. inday School Association.... garden B. Getohell, who died an marriage to Jonathan illness of only four days, aged 40 years, eternal youth and beauty, with loved one: a little more than three years ago. Five Mrs. Anna Dyer of Brockton, Mass., is H ones..Children’s Aid Society. 7 months and 23 was born in of the circle who all of whom days. She family have preceded he: children came to bless the union, relatives in this Telegraph. fairer II- Gilman of Pitts- visiting city.; Belfast on the place now occupied by Sam- to that clime. Evelyn’s life on eartl are living, Mrs. John ■\;.r,i’s Letter..Belfast Free Li- she made her was field William with whom Mrs. Leonard L. Gentner has gone to of the Kebs uel Gurney, the second daughter of Na- quiet, kind and unassuming. ; J., Ii.feat (poem)... Among Mrs. Charlie A. °*» ‘•\:hiaus..The Liquor Problem.. thaniel and her schoolmates and friends home, Hartford for several weeks’ visit. Cynthia (Kingsbury) Gurney. she will b< Mrs. John C. Smith of Fairfield, and Perlie ... •ncut Demanded. She was married to Mr. Littlefield Dec. 24, greatly missed, being a general B. Besides her children she has left a large 1.Miss Marguerite D. is in Orono _The Churches....County favoriti Filsbury with all. The sincere circle of relatives and friends to mourn •w 1884, and to them were born eleven chil- and heartfelt sym for Junior Week at the University of Maine. .prudence. their loss. Mrs. Getchell was a most esti- ws of Belfast.Democratic of whom are now of a circle of friends is dren, eight living—Jose- pathy large extend mable of character and noble Wm. R. Ri ix, Esq., Bucksport, has been ... nal Convention.. .Transfers woman, high I Thad- ed to her mother id all matters ! -tate. phiue P., Isabel, Eddie E., George E., sorrowing father, and sis purpose, deeply interested appointed a justice of the peace and quorum. and welfare of her Kiddles of the Sea. deus W., and Virgil H. ters. The parents have been called tr concerning the good Lvnching. Lyle C., Henry upon in which she William R Ford is here fiom .t the Castine neighbors and the community Brockton, (poem)..The The youngest is but five mouths old. Mrs. part with two of their children in less.thar mother. industry....The Kathbune Sis- lived, a dutiful wife and faithful Mass., looking after his property in this Record". Littlefield was a woman of sterling charac- a year. Funeral services were held at hei ■neal city. shoals....Biggest Sailing Ship ter. She had a quiet unassuming nature, home on Sunday, April 29th, Rev. C.W.Ross Hon. Joseph S. Hall of Fort Fairfield, in the United w'as with May 5th, Mrs. F. A. Schubert and sister arrived shipbuilding her own home to mingling in of Unity officiating. Interment was in tht who stricken paralysis w m in Colorado., preferring condition un- un Suffrage remained in a semi-conscious will be held Wednesday, May 30th, by Sunday by boat to spend the summer in i r (poem) Culls as Scaven- society. She was a true wife, an affection- Center 'cemetery, Thorndike. The floral til when he passed away. Tuesday evening, Thomas II. Marshall Post, No. 42, Depart- Belfast. ate mother, and her wise counsel and ever offerings were many and very beautiful— He was born in Searsport about 70 years i.reals..Ship News..Market. at Van ment of Maine, G. A. R. The column will hands will be the her sweet, pure life on earth ago. He followed black smithing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adams have been n .Stockton willing sadly missed by typicaljof foi 'i iiages...Deaths Buren and later the same business form at 1.30 p. m. on High street, in rear of afflicted husband and children. She such a brief time. Evelyn was born in pursued the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Adams in sorely at Fort but of late years he had in the order: Fairfield, Memorial building following ('unxlpn possessed a sunny disposition and always Thorndike, Maine, February 7, 1894, and been a hardware and building conducting Marshal, G. W. boulter. "*htning strikes. im- materials business. Four years ago he rep- looked on the bright side. Besides her passed away April 27, 1909. The family Aids Miss Mar e Andrews has returned from a resented the town in tiie legislature, and iu uiaun nil miciiub iwi Ibtrii" tiurned ami Live mediate family she leaves to mourn their IUCU /■ ...lx*-,- ^f X.",. Mounted Police. week's visit with Mrs. H. J. Tibbetts in mil ill “ci mu' 11 -— -- > 1 r. * H.J M 42 T Mrs. kind assistance. ~i in Waldo County. loss a father and mother; one sister, and Frontier F. & A. M. Major ISenj. Pitman of Lynn. -Mass. Lodge, Belfast Company, U. R. K. of P. Roekport. Edward Evans of after we think what she is Waldo, and two brothers, “Day day doing Canton P. M. I. O. O. F. been the last week an Pallas, Pitman of Lynn, Mass., who Miss Marie York of Brooks has have In those bright realms of air iu an obituary published Major Kenj. Friday night, beginning Clarence and Henry Gurney, w ho ali Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. R., in in Y ear after year, her tender steps error was made. It was l>r. Charles Wes- is to deliver the Memorial Day addresses guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wiley pursuing, carriages, A. 0. Stoddard, Commander. Might. '1 he thunder and the deepest sympathy of the entire com- Behold her more fair. not who passed to grown ley Locke, Moore, spirit The Ladies of Thos. H. Marshall Circle, G. in Searsport and Belfast, enlisted as a Camden. The her late life in 2nd. it ust continuous and very munity. funeral was held at San Francisco -May A. in Mrs. W. J. Thus do we walk with her and keep un- R., carriages, Kimball, private in the Union army in 1802 and was Capt. B. F. Rice was in this city Tuesday in id and nervous. .Fatur- home Sunday afternoon and was largely at- broken President. THE NEWS OF BROOKS. mustered out as a Lieutenant in 1866. Fie on his way from Boston to his summer home ,ts learned that one of the tended. Mrs. south Bel- The bond which nature Miss Spinney’s class of little girls in Martin (flay of gives in North our carriages. saw service Carolina, Maryland in house of N. E. fast and consola- Thinking remembrance, though un- Sandypoiut. Keene, spoke words of comfort Orator and in He to spoken, Stantial is very dangerously ill. Chaplain carriages. and Virginia. formerly belonged of had been struck and tion. The bearers were C. H. Joseph Mr. James Baker Harwichport, Cape uc, Waterman, May reach her where she lives.” Citizens in carriages. John W. Gordon Post of Marblehead, his Chas. II. Forbes lias returned from a busi- was th; of Mr. and Mrs. George Jutting running along the F. L. Toothaker, L. P. Miller and Henry c. is. c The line of march will be as follows: Cod, guest Boston. native place, but joined Gen. Lander Post> in the Thorndike, Me., May 21, 1906. ness trip to down High to foot of Church to W. Miller Tuesday. making some holes Davidson. The interment was m tire West square; up Yn !> hf T vim twenty vears aim. Up whs Mrs. Lottie Watts goes to Massachusetts Grove; up Grove to Congress; over Con- Morison arrived milage has been reported Belfast cemetery. The flowers were many his Masonic for live Miss Evelyn 1’. Tuesday Mr. Nathan French died at his home next week for the summer. gress to Main; out Main to Cemetery. master of Lodge years, a of for the summer from Boston, where she is Fearsport correspondent and beautiful and were fitting tribute exercises will be held in the is a Past-Chancellor of Lodge, K. with his iu the Marsh house on The evening Neptune was daughter Museum Art School. inoceupied house there the esteem iu which she was held by her Mrs. G. M. Morrill has returned from a of the Arcanum a student at the street Opera House, with the following program: of P., Past-Regent Royal In Mont- Church early Monday morning, aged visit with her mother iu Swanville, who ,s etl to the ground. friends and neighbors aud included the Bartlett and to the Red Men and Ancient Mrs. L. A. Knowlton, Mrs. Charles P. and 26 was ill. Bugle call, Assembly, belongs struck and 90 years, 3 months days. He very cents barn was following: Mound with the word Mother, Free Lance March. Sousa Order of United Workmen. He is an Hazeltlne and Miss Margaret X. Hazeltine had lived in un- tree de- born and always Montville Mrs. Howard B. Ham of Fairfield, who Belfast M. S. leader. etl, and an apple aud bouquet, from the children ; bouquet of Baud, Crockett, effective and has done a great deal are at home from a Washington trip. who was has been her daughter, Mrs. Asa Belfast Band speaker Pullen's At Pros- til the death of his wife, Miss visiting Overture, Jolly Robbers, place. pinks, Mr. aud Mrs. Edward Evans; bou- has returned home. of as a stump speaker and of Eliza Davis of New about 11 Jones, Reading of General Orders by G. W. Boul- political campaigning F. S. Jones family Reading, Pa., barn of W. I), Harriman Mr. aud Mrs. basket, Hampshire, quet, Heury Gurney; ter, Officer of the Day. in Maine, New Hampshire and Massachu- are at their summer home in Islesboro- ago. He was the son of the late The last of May is the busy time for our the live stock were not in- years Roll of '06 to ’06. it from the following friends: Mr. W, L. Mil- milliners and dressmakers and they are Honor, May 30, May 30, setts. arrived last week. Nathan and Judith Bean French and is Address of Welcome, They ter Lincolnville the light- ler, Mrs. A. M. Underwood, Mrs. Jane just too busy for anything. survived a sister, Mrs. Emma A. Beldeu, A. O. Stoddard, Commander Misses Mary F. Johnson and Mary M. near Parker by tree Young’s Cole, Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Wentworth, Mr. X. Giun, one of our most intelli- Prayer, A. W. Hassan, aged 92 years, of Searsmont, and a brother, Joseph Chaplain. MURDER IN SEARSPORT. M illiken returned last week from a visit of Jit,ting is known to have and Mrs. J. F. Sheldon, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. gent farmers and orchardists, reports find- Moonlight Serenade, Neil Moret Phineas French, aged 88, of Montville. He 7 nests of the brown-tail moths. Belfast Band. several weeks in New York. .tees in Swanville within an F'red Mr. A. K. Jack- ing Woods, Mrs. Johnson, Bartlett was a farmer and was in town Bugle Call, drill, Au Italian Fracas in Which one Man is Fa- Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kotmau arrived the •>s. Elisha Parsons lost his Mrs. prominent Hobbs has now thirteen nice son and daughter, Mrs. E. E. Brown, J. H. very Singing and drill by young misses, directed affairs, having served as treasurer and was horses at his stables. He will take them all tally Wounded. first of the week from New York and are at Mings by the lire which.en- G. FI. Marsh. Mr. Cassius Hamiltou ; casket by Miss Lillian Spinney. town Miss to Bar Harbor as soon as the season opens. or 17 years clerk. One daughter, Blue Jackets Bennett to Stockton and Sears- the Pougan cottage, North Shore, North- ui able to save his stock piece, Flquity Grauge; bouquet of 40 pinks March, The excursionists Rosetta A. French of the firm of French & has taken of the L. Belfast Band i- 11 is loss is estimated at B. H. IraS. Grady charge last Sunday just missed a sensation, port, from Josephine’s class in the S.; Address Ben Pitman of port and a Charles T. French of A. Batchelder blacksmith shop and reports by Major ihe lionse of James Henry Ihipkins, son, although they saw the preliminary proceed- Mr. and Mrs. Horace Clienery, daughter, bouquet of 40 roses, Mrs. Page; bouquet, business good. Mr. Batchelder is now busy Lynn, Mass. New Bedford, Mass., survive him ; also two National Belfast Band the of a keg of beer. A crew mi burned, leaving both fam- Mrs. FI. Hall and family ; wreatli, at the farm. Airs, ings, tapping and servants, arrived Tuesdaymorning from Mary Lester N. and Ethel S, 5150 were burned in the E. grandchildren, Taps. of Italian railroad laborers living in a Boston and their house here for the Mrs. A. M. Underwood and Mrs. G. Miss Agnes Vaughan of Belfast, teacher of opened bolts of French of Lowell, and a greatgrandson, near Kidder's Point started in to ob- igs. Two separate Marsh; bouquet, Mrs. Brock; bouquet of the West Brooks school, lias been very sick THE WALDO COUNTY FAIR. camp season. Herman French. He had been con- with a carousal and it is a struck the Arthur and the school is closed waiting for her re- serve Sunday minute apart tulips, Mrs. R. P. Hills; bouquet of petu- John, James and William Roberts of a fined to the house about 5 mouths and fail- covery. Appendicitis is feared. It Will he Held in Belfast September 4tli, must have had something more po- tylor in Frankfort killing Mrs. F. L. bouquet, Mrs. thought Reading, Mass., are here getting their cot- nias, Toothaker; 5th and 6th. near ed rapidly the past week, suffering from a And now it is to seem like real tent than beer. At all events there was a md a cow. Both entered Frank Toothaker. beginning tages on the North Shore, Nortliport, ready of diseases. His summer weather. The farmers are One Italian drew a m il a luat- complication daughter early It is intended to make the coming Waldo general scrimmage. passing through at their planting in earnest and for summer occupancy. died at his home on has been constant in her devotion to her getting on and the latter to ■ ams and carried of Howard Murphy fair the best ever held in this coun- knife another, objecting pieces every item of lie]p that can be obtained will county Miss Herrick is a week’s S- was an honor- shot his Myrtle spending avenue May 19th, aged years. father. Mr. French upright, be from now out. and we have the the being carved drew a revolver and cr of rods into the pasture, Northport employed ty, grounds, buildings vacation from her duties in the office of A. to his bed for three able man and the of a wide the stomach at close range, in- was He had been confined enjoyed respect and the men in charge to ensure this result. assailant in e to anything. There Xext Sunday is Memorial Sunday and J. Bird A Co., Rockland, with relatives in frum valvular heart circle or mentis, rue iunerai look what to be a fatal wound.1 when the lightning struck, weeks. Death resulted piact Rev. Win. Vaughan w ill deliver a Memorial There has been a steady gain each year for flicting proved was and Belfast anti Nortliport. w ith He was boru in Kev. John W. Hatch sermon. Geo. G. Davis I’ost will be in at- at- Dr. Stevens of Stockton called moon there was another disease complications. Wednesday afternoon, the past few years in interest and in tendance, the church will be appropriately man was then Miss Grace E. Walton is out of St. the son of Robert and Deborah of the Methodist church officiating, and the and the unfavorable dressed the wound and the school, which was not felt here, George, decorated and the attendance w ill be large. tendance despite last of his the lot in Mont- to the Waldo Hospital in sintering with inflammatory rheumatism, The Howard Murphy and was the interment was in family weather last year the fair came out a win- brought County ullage in the country. in Memorial Day will be observed here a and Miss Lois W. Lothrop is substituting In life he went to Frankfort, ville. were and fine this city. The case was hopeless one, ia lor of East Jackson was family. early with our usual custom. The ner, records broken, racing accordance after- later to Belfast, which had since This the will however, and the man died Monday miters shattered but no tire coming Sarah C'., w ife of Capt. Nathaniel .wholes, Brooks Cornet Band will be in attendance, witnessed. year purses ag- Flirt ctnriic will 1\a nti.-gAii in fV»A aftPlTlfiHIl later this affair a 1). Hurd returned t-Med- his home. Fur lie carried which is in excess of noon. A little than young Mr. and Mrs. K. id oxen anti one cow were been many years died at her home in this city May 14th, aged gregate §2,800, §1,100 for eleven and our citizens generally will properly ob- Italian who had recently come from Boston Mass., Monday after spending a week e of A 1>. ill Brooks on farming and dairying, aud 12 She had those of last season, and additional premi- ford, l’aysou 5(1 years, 2 months and days. serve the day. Fol- to work on the Stockton water works was at their cottage at Little River. Tin y will ihe ground and a total loss been ill for sometime with consumption, ums are offered in all departments. Ned Ellis got around Tuesday to remove to when he was tired the season. at our State fair: also receiving pre- tramping Searsport return later for it about 51800 and was in- blitter Mrs. wholes was a native of Isle au Haul, his steam from the station lowing is the program: portable engine of the who was an International fairlield in SEI'T. 4. upon by another gang Thomas K. shea will arrive Following are reports from miums at dairy where she spent her early life and married, to his lumber camp on the Wentworth place FIRST DAY, Tl'ESDAY, Mr. and Mrs. and his face was lie sold his farm in Knox. The roads are bad this or armed with a shot gun, to a week New York. Some years ago later coinimg to Belfast. She was one of n awfully No. 1, 2.14 class race, trot pace, purse this. Thursday, morning spend and he had ten horses on hand to were a new house spring with bird shot. Many pick- T. li. Dinsmore before Me., May do. The Metho- on Northport avenue and built uf 8 children of the late Capt. Janies §300.00. peppered with Mr. and Mrs. family handle the affair. No. 2.29 Stage trot, purse §400.00. taken Fitrrt wa.- struck lie 2, race, ed out, but others seemed to have on the North Shore. by liglit- nearly opposite his former residence, and Annie Turner and is survived by two opening their cottage 11111 i 1 c1 :i hell vv shower. No. 3, 2.2o class, purse §200.00. Tuesday evening, May lffth, Charlie Rob- effect in one eye and the man was sent to was in the Grange, was a charter and Asa of this and and Mrs. Arthur K. Ilrown and 11eiior were prominent brothers, Wallace city, erts ar.d wife held a at their SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. li. Mr. badly damaged, reception Boston boat for treatment by a in a member of Seaside Grange, and for 12 years Cole of 1 ( W. Bennett by Monday Thomaston arriv-d Sat- lid nut take lire. Trees two sisters, Mrs. Annie Winterport present home, the apt. .1. AO. _.li Slake IclUt:, mn UJ juice, juuatj daughter Helen of 4, men who did the ..ms were lYmona lie was well attended. The bride- specialist. The shooting nf Hancock county treasurer .of Waldo Grange, and Mrs. 11. J. Brickett of Salem, Mass. Oi ; place, which $400 00. urday to visit Mr. Brown's parents, Mr. was liberal with refreshments, the in each case mixed in with the others in was of a Farmers Club organ- children !i are ; groom Xu. 5, 2.30 class, trot or pace, purse $2oo. Brown t-turned president her family of 13 living and it and Mrs. A. 1. Brown. Mr. Me., Max 'JO. Mrs. George visitors left appropriate presents, No. 2.40 class, trot or pace, purse $150. the shack and it was not to locate in and ban been a mem- D. Mrs. Me- 6, possible hi a farmer liv- ized here I860, James, Mrs. A. Hayes, Joseph was voted to be a pleasant occasion. 3 ami Monday. prosperous | No. 7, colt, stake race, years young- them. They would have the assistance of ed, was instantly killed ber of the Common Council, ife was twice Keen, Asa, Koy, Ada, and Mertie of this $250.00. ('has. E. Peavey has bought the thorough- er, purse and took leg Messrs.,]. II. Howes and \Y. li. Quimby mien, by a bolt of lightning, wife was Helena Scott of their companions probably married, tlis first city, Herbert of Bedford and Fred of Brock- bred stallion “Purist” of Edwin Shibles. THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, SEPT. <>. county, lie house during one of tile ] bail that although the officers of the went to Grand Lakes, Washington whom he had two children, Key. a un- This is without doubt one of the finest bred night, ever knoxvn Belfast, by ton, Mass. Mrs. Slides was of quiet, No. 8, 2.22 stake race, purse $400.00. and re- ctrical storms efforts to locate and lust Friday fora few days lishii.g and >'e!iie, horses in Waldo county, lie is also doubt- No. trot or pace, purse law have been making Her three-year old daugh- Theodore II. Murphy, deceased, assumiug disposition, a home-body, devotee 0, free-for-all, turned report a catch of 25 less the most valuable truck horse in this me hi. Tuesday. They a in was uupiuiu ns bolding her lap wife of Ernest L. White of Brockton, Mass. to the interests ot her and a true $300.00. li family of the State, for that is what Mr. trot or which when dre-.-cd led. Her husband and the part No. 10, 2.30 class race, pace, purse In with law an inquest was salmon weighed M s. White was here for two weeks but was friend and The funeral was held uses him tor every He handles compliance were in the barn at the time, neighbor. Peavey day. $200. for the traders and busi- held by Coroner Charles 11. pounds. the serious illness of her i was conducted Kev. David the light trucking Stock will be exhibited in front of the yesterday badly damaged, but did not called home by May 17th and by of Camden ness men and this horse does the work. each a tioral parade Coombs. The witness was Ed- Miss Maude Lillian Brown Kastman was tii years old a few hours before her fath- of the grand-stand day, big principal husband only L. Wilson, pastor Congregational Reltast third A short time be- will be given the first day and the ward E. of and Dr. K. S. High School was the winner of tb- children. two and A delegation from Marsh River Lodge of Doty Winterport, er’s death. He also leaves grandchil- church. Mr. Janies H. Braley Capts one of the best musical organiza- i.elouging to Mrs. Kastman’s Masons attended the funeral of Eli C. West band, Stevens of the stall, who attended $5 in gold, at the interscholastic of Boston and Theo- James F. MeKeen anc will be in attendance hospital prize, Ikiuden, about half a mile dren, Harold Murphy James K Perkins, in Frankfort last afternoon. Mr. tions in Maine, every of Sunday the case, also testified. The coroners jury, Speaking Contest of the University ink and burned with all its dore of Oklahoma. His second J. acted as bearers. There West was a member of this and fre- day. Murphy Henry Cbaples lodge of decorated vehicles the last -nt about For the best exhibit after hearing the evidence and viewing Maine, held at Orono Friday evening. SI,000. Mrs. Hattie E'. Perkins of Belfast, a of beautiful flowers from attended the meetings, especially wife, was profusion quently of kind shown a lady or company of ,, Jo. afternoon The funeral services of the any by returned the verdict: Sixteen schools sent Saturday of a devoted in past years. remains, following delegates. in survives to mourn the loss the family and friends. ladies, on the track in front of the grand clouds began to pile up Order were performed at the grave under Italian here sup- W. C. stand at 1 o’clock Sept. 4; first “That the lying dead, At a meeting of the executive committee west and for two hours, or husband, and her children, Mrs. the direction of W. Everett Tasker, and Tuesday, to his A. died at the Colburr M., second posed to be Nahum Janerio, came ■creesiou of showers oceurr- F.. Per- Miss Lydia Spring W. S. Jones. The bearers premium, $15.00; premium, $10.00; of the “Stetson Kindred of America, Ine.,’’ Vose, Mrs. Sadie Clark and Chester District Deputy, death by a bullet wound in the bowels from .t but were home on Church street Sunday afternooi C. M. third premium, $5.00. clearly defined, as a father to were Edwin Jenkins, Noah Sargent, a revolver in the hands of an Italian em- held at the office of Geo. Stetson, secretary feel that one who was a invitation is extended to lodges, certain and were not at all kins, illness of bronchitis. Mis; J. Dow and R. E. special in after a four days Page. and fraternal ployed on the water works at Searsport, and treasurer, in Medford, Mass., Monday mason. When them has been taken away. Domestic granges, unions organizations it everybody shock about five weeks whose name to the is unknown.” had a partial and 18th and as well as individuals to compete for these jury 42 members were easy and had decided that his tastes his home life was ideal, and in Spring Friday Saturday, May lffth, afternoon, May 21st, sc was I. W. S. L. but had recovered from its effects will long be remembered as the dates of the The jury Parker, Sleeper, some Belfast's busi- past, another merry joker was a citi- ago, S prizes. elected, including of every sense of the word he good and the most Bug out of the north, tiring that she was able to be about the house and worst electrical disturbances stake RACKS. E. II. Haney, C. llervey Howes, Alger knew him* we in CONDITIONS, ness men. More or less zen and by all who damage from lightning that have had as it came. respected walk out She was the only National Association rules to govern with Wellman and Orrin J. Dickey, clerk. the late occasionally. recent about midnight the ie during the passing of the The funeral service was held at years. Friday Mile heats, best three in five Rev. F. S. l’liilbrook went to Charleston survivor of the family of the late Saniue A. were struck and exceptions. K. T. Smith was dazed by a Rev. buildings of B. Paysou will not be barred. Association. the students of residence at 2 p. m. Tuesday, Ashley Wilcox with to harness. Hopples Mount Waldo Sunday School Tuesday to lecture to 1!ig- ,ck her home in street, and Betsey Thaxter Spring and was bori burned to the ground. Leslie Sidney Money divided 50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent. evening near A. of the Universalist church, his wife and four children were in the house giit’s Classical Institute. Tuesday oiial church in Brewer Smith, pastor in this city April 16, 1826. Her nearest No horse to receive but one money either was attended and all were shocked and stunned. in May 28th. The < oast ot .-truck, but no damage was officiating, and largely by Her en badly “walkover” or the field. Annual .Meeting Winterport, lie spoke upon Picturesque relatives are her niece and nephews. When Mr. Wilcox recovered he started out for distancing ctise on Chamberlain street Seaside at- 15th on stake races and evening .. The friends and neighbors. Grange and for 21 1 out his and Entries close June annual session of the Mount Maine Wednesday on the blaze im- tire life had been spent here, to investigate and got family The sixth tire, being with the me- when first of 2 per cent must be views from tended in a body, decorated Win. T with the aid of neighbors got out his furni- payment Association will be Life of Christ, showing seventy-live guished without help years she was a member of Mr. and horse must be named and describ- Waldo Sunday School ture and most of his Mr. Pay- paid, w lent. A house was also morial badge of the order, many [following until Mrs. Colburn’i provisions. 1st, 2 percent. Methodist ith eaeli lecture. Colburn’s family on R. F. D. No. ed. Second payment July held at the Episcopal church, Brewer. At 5.30 o'clock the were J. son, who is the carrier 1, remains to thegrave.The bearers 1 Third 1st, 1 per cent. Five one of the owners of the health failed. She was a member of tin and who lives in the village, had furniture, payment Aug. Winterport, Monday, May 28. E. II. Lufkin, Mr. F. 1’. Ricker, .Ivor passed. The display more from winners These W. .1. F. Wilson, A. L. Mudgett an amount percent only. Poland and vivid and the Wallace, a constant attendant anc bedding, clothing, etc., to quite Maine State S. S. Asso- Poland Springs House, Springs, •distant Unitarian church, stakes are guaranteed no more, no less. No general secretary, M. Cunningham. The liural stored up stairs and lost it all. The stand a including Mr. It was this and Edgar -.. witli ,-avy. during s •' » more than amount Me., together party UCVUICU IV entry is liable for paid and Miss Lucy G. Stock, elemen- a was the well known Almon S. Forbes place j ciation, image was done. tributes were very handsome, including a written is made to keep G. and Miss Inngley of about the services of tin one of the best in in unless request and Mrs. F. Staples hour inquiring in West Brooks, and was to tary worker, will be present. from his ; from Sea- tiie nomination alive. Trotters eligible Hotel, New pillow daughter pillow took after this having been kept painted and as follows: Lewiston, Me., left The llreslin KET SOCIETIES. day. The funeral place Tuesday vicinity, classes three seconds faster than above The program will be side from Chester E.Perkins in nice repair. The house, L, shed and car- for a run In his auto Grange ;wreath her Rev. Harry I.utz, officiat stakes will be allowed, giving trotters 10.00— worship. Pastor. York City, May ltith, Eliz- noon, pastor, house were connected and all were Opening and sheaf of wheat from Mrs. riage over Any W Dr. J. II. I laker. of the members of Canton family ; interment was in the Colburn oi wood three seconds advantage pacers. 10.30— elcome. to Poland Springs. ing.and the burned, with a year’s supply dry from abeth spray from Mr. and Mrs. Sel- number of horses allowed to start Response. ■11 called for even- Hart; lot in Grove Cemetery. and the numberless articles that accumu- The of It. Gardner Pendleton Tuesday Spring same stable. Right to declare off and re- Music. engagement den Gillum; spray from Mr. and Mrs. Ed- late about farm buildings. The barn did o.vs hall. All are requested fund money in any stake not filling satis- 10.45—Reading of records. of Uorchester, Mass., and Miss Margaret Knowlton. Oliver M. Crawford of Aurora, 111., die< not burn. The loss was about $2,000; in- ward factory. Usual weather clause will prevail. of secretary and treasurer. Boston is announced. Ml. Pendle- at the home of his sister, Mrs sured for $1,000. The next day Mr. Pay- Reports Paine of May 14th claims the right to change order of Report from each Sunday school in of Mill fron son at the of John Bailey in Society ton. who travels for the American l inseed meeting of tire Depart- Isaac G. Reynolds died in South Brooks, Melvin Staples Valley, Cal., stopped place straw and stabling free. district. to re on route the shower program. Hay, the effects of the shock his system Monroe his and during loss or has friends here, i: u: lue maiuc 7t> 2 months and 3 will not be responsible for Music. C of Boston, many iieiu uay May 5th, aged years, his from the strickei the barn of Mr. was struck within Society ompany ceived during flight Bailey to make the Home last summer was born in Brooks damage. 11.00— How Department his vacation here will be held in Portland days. Mr. Reynolds April 18. He was undergoing treat ten feet of where Payson’s horse was hitch- having spent city OTHER THAN STAKES. effective. Mr. Pen me wnum « in San Francisco aui l ed. The animal was not however, RACKS as tiie of OrrinJ. Hickey. and 21st. ana passea nearly an ment in a sanitarium injured, business, etc., or hard guest not set on fire. The more to 11.30— Organization was to flee hurriedly across the eit; and the building was Five or more to enter and four or Iris mother and Miss Paine, will he was born. At the age of 21 he obliged of management. dleton, John \Y. Cherry of Nor- of where the flames among fallinj : house of Fred Moulton, one mile north of close 25, 1906, when problems before advancing 1 start. Entries Aug. Conference and discussion. ilie month of August at theii cottage went to California, where he spent four over of dead hodie thp villAorp. was st.nink Saturday afternoon named and described and en- spend great council of the United walls and piles debris, horse must be 12.00— Picnic dinner. Delegates and visitors and was mar- and wounded men, women am 1 and the shocked. The ham of 5 cent must be Five at Temple Heights. M will be in Portland June years. lie returned in 1856 and dying family badly trance fee per paid. will bring lunches. Entertaining Reaching the shore lie securer I I of Win. Jones in South Brooks was also cent additional from winners only. ried to 1’hebe E. Hanson in November of children. per Sunday school will furnish tea and many as ■><>e of organizing the great across the Golden Gate and tliencr struck and some sheep were killed in the Entries for stake races close June 15. Nance O'Neil, regained by the passage ...... ,...4- i.nt Inttnrc haunno coffee. has of Pocahontas. that year. He bought in the spring to the home of his sister in Mil ! a half mile hack of the barn. In America’s Iradedienne, who Degree walked pasture 1.30— llible read or study. greatest as John Lane's in South The shock by the scene ; 1 some four miles from the village, to above date and hour wii. success in al noils with 2,000 members farm known Valley. produced Jackson, postmark prior 2.00— Primary and Junior conference, led made Hie most sensational across the tor 1 I a struck and a nice of he had since lived and of that journey city proved barn was pair be considered sufficient. Miss Stock. is in Maine tins there is much interest in Brooks, where by it by ol the world, playing much for his enfeebled constitution, and h '■ \ steers ami a heifer were killed. In fact, blanks will be sent to horsemen parts it one of the best farms Entry Music. Lew iston, and •f the council. hard work had made until tire his mini I i there are numerous in this vicinity The lias a bsl week. Mie has appeared.in great failed gradually end, places a very few days. secretary 2.30— The of Teachers. Mrs. Luf- h It was one of the not re- Question ami l in Waldo His health for two years dwelling constantly on the aw ful scenes I where the lightning hit. of over 500 names but those who do and tomorrow, Thursday iiday, Smith of the Maiue Odd county. kin. today his witnessed. Mr. Crawford was a nativi most destructive storms for years in this blanks are to write tin ! had been poor, and he decided to sell had ceive requested 3.00— Decision day and its uses. she wiil be at the Bangor Opera House, •ned the annual memorial of Warren, Me., a son of Sarah E. and tin vicinity, yet neither shower lasted an hour. Arthur Ritchie, Esq., Belfast was made the secretary, Music. As lust week Miss Snell, farm and the transfer day man feel thankful that no lives were Bangor. noted late Alexander Crawford. Since early The Me. -. ------oh is to the Odd Fellows people 0.10 voiding r.ll'rii.-T:,-. ... a severe chili which the west am I friends here, is Miss O Neil’s ■ to his hood lie has lived in middle lost. who has many lav is to the Grand Army previous having day school send a liberal contribu- had been a contractor fo AND BOATS. The day is universally resulted in his death. He was a Republi- for several years YACHTS tion. Election of officers. private secretary and occasionally appeals steel bridge’work, lie was a widower am to con- order in this jurisdiction, attended every HALLDALE. 3.3*)- Conference of teachers—How on the can always, having nearly two in Illinois. His moth Islesbori stage. 'ion is addressed to all leaves daughters E. L. Macomber came over from duct a led by of his for 50 years, Me. During the heavy thunder shower last primary department, ol of the county convention party er and his sister, Inez, live in Belfast, | week in Mr. Biddle’s Miss Nettie Louise Haney Bangor, Kebekah lodges of Fred A. Clement the first of the gaso Miss Stock. his element when discussing his brother, Win. C., and sister Frances ii i Friday night the barn was to grad- and reads: and was in Net'it and made the run fron 4.00— Conference, special features, grading, formerly of North Penobscot his Mrs. Lidi ■ lene launch a, ■ 45 Allston, Mass., and sister, and both of his visitation. Mr. those whose hands we have He was postmaster was struck by lightning promotion, reviews, from tbe National Training Mcliooi toe political questions. in Mill Cal. His age wa the Bluff at the entrance to Ryder’s Cove t< uate have one Staples, Valley, The on the scaffold over Lufkin. Dhip and whose eyes aided his wife, who with horses killed. hay Heaconness in Washington, D. < yester- years, by 50 years. Belfast in 41 minutes, which is at the rati 1 7.30—Service of Song. otherly and sisterly love into South horses was set on fire, but by prompt the Mrs. L. E. Bailey of the Address. Miss Stock. L';id. Mie is a graduate from oidance with the daughter, F. who died in Salem of 18 miles an hour. 8.00— day, May proclama- him. He Henry Hartshorn, ; action Mr. Clement smothered the iiames Mr. Lufkin. at :nd all subordinate and Framingham, Mass., survives 73 9 month 8.30—Address. Eastern Maine Conference Seminary sire, Mass., May 8, 1906, aged years, has a hand loss of until the arrived, when with a W. A. Macomber completed of the association are: E. II. Mia w Business that have suffered was a kind husband and an indulgent and 7 days, was the son of Elilin and Beulal [ neighbors The officers Buck sport anti from tbe liberal of water the fire was sub- Castine’s sumine: Mr. YVil- are hereby requested Hartshorn. The deceased wa supply some launch for one of president, YVinterport; was en- ueath, He was a strict temperance man, S. (French) a Boyington, College at Bangor, and prominently n or on father. > dued. In the barn was also yoke of steers; vice Miss Tuesday, June 12, born in Liucolnville, Me., and resided ther It has a stern and tin der Barker, president, Monroe; at Grace a of He calves, none of which residents. torpedo in League work vement day, and engage in never having drank glass liquor. until when he went to Peabody, Mass, two cows and two Harriet T. Moody, secretary, YVinterport; gaged Epworth 1891, Lamb of Lowell, inside is finished to suit the requirement! Monroe. where her al exercises. The right to had served his town as selectman, collector and resumed his trade for a fei were injured.George Mrs. Belle Palmer, treasurer, Methodist church, Bangor, carpenter ! -M is his grandfather, Job Clem- The is of thi Home ia on above-named occasion within years, after which he engaged in the leathe Mass., visiting of the owner. workmanship Superintendent Department—Mrs. mother and brother now re ide. rei of taxes (one year collecting $12,000 ent....There is to be a baptism here Sum eranted. worker’s trade in J. S. Crehore & Co.’s fae and it is a fine looking craft. J. F. Schneider, YVinterport. was to after the fore- best the year) and in 1895 representative been at Lincninvill day, May 27th, immediately Supt. Primary Department-Mrs. A. S. tory. He had employed be in the usual N. II. oil impnt* fur Catarrh That Con- He always regretted Camden at an 1 noon meeting. It is to place A recent issue of the Manchester, Goffee, Sandypoint. ISLESBOltO. the State legislature. Beach, Rockport and ship distance from the tain of at otne r in the pond a short a and o Normal Department— Pendleton and Mr. Mark Mercury, no book education, but had ideas house carpentering, also many Union contains picture description Superintendent Mr. Newton having F church....Mrs. Margaret Bowen, who has Miss Ethel H. mo.dy destroy the sense of smel- places. He leaves one brother, Charles the steamer I. M. Cottrell of this city i Baker, YVinterport. Pendleton returned Sunday from a month’s his own, and was true to his convictions. been appears to be gaining a Committee—Kev. ,J. F. Schnei- Huge the whole when of one sister, Mrs. Ellen M. I ral t quite sick, N. for Executive system and Camden; F. W. Barron of Bath visited building at Meredith, II., Captau Frank- visit ill New York. Mr. Howdoin Pendle- ••lid) the mucous surfaces. Such A man of faith in God he was liberal, of Mass.; two nieces, (daughter B little.Mr. and which i der, YVinterport; Miss Edith Rogers, Danvers, last week. He a Charles E. Dow of that place, he used except on prescrip- Hon- Mrs. Leila Mcl: Rev. S. W. Brown gave Mrs. Helen Smith, Stockton Springs; ton returned last week. ..The many friends could work withany Christian people. of Beulah A. Richards), to be used on Lake Winnipiseogee. Tie fort; ;itil*- physicians, as the damage e interesting discourse from the pulpil Ora Stockton Mrs. was a of Medford, Mass., and Miss Hatti very Endicotl launched a [ Miss Libby, Springs; Mrs. Winfield Pendleton will be glad to n*n fold to the good you can and energetic, his life tyre 1‘red Oliver, who has steamer Governor of est, temperate of Mass. The remains wer e last Sunday.Mrs. Lake Wiuni YVm. 11. Twnmbly, Monroe. -m them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, known in Bailey Malden, was called Lakeport last spring by the know that there is an improvement in her success. No farmer was better Beach in c f been visiting here, unexpectedly Each Sunday school is requested to be F. ,1. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., brought to Lincolnville charge last week. Transportation Co., was built b; ill she ;i‘ h e to her home in Mass., piseogee three that although critically and is taken internally, he having bought sheep, Crehore, one of the firm by which Lynn, steamer he is now build represented by delegates. Superiu- condition; miry, Waldo county, Flarry who lias been employed in Mr. Cottrell. The all endeavor n the blood and mucous sur- and funeral services wet e John S. Foster, wil | tendents and teachers should is more comfortable than she has been for wool of every one who had them was employed, re is 80 feet long, 18 feet beam, and in. lambs and i- for several months, has iug and in buying Hall’s Catarrh held 11th Rev. L. D. Evans of Can Lowell, Mass., Her net tor to be present. Pastors superintendents llosea W. Rhoades is taken in- was held at his late May by Staples had a very have a 40-horse power engine. several weeks....Mr. get the genuine. It to sell. His funeral was an t turned home.Sewall are to' extend the notice of this i.kIp F. den. Mr. Hartshorn honest, uprigl of nage is 35 tons, and it i'. said she will b requested last in Toledo. Ohio, by J. Small e cow last week. Dr* Darling Belfasl all interested in came Horn Belfast \\ednesday,bring’ residence, 8tli, Rev. Humphrey citizen, one who mac sick The Unioi ! convention and to invite I estiniomals free. May and highly respected at last reports the co^ able to carry 500 passengers. of his sister to he buried hero and hearts were sar l- was summoned and Sunday school work. ^_ iug the Icily ‘-gists. Price, 75c. per bottle. music by the Brooks male quar- and kept friends many speaks highly of the new boat. ■ f Officiating; his sudden death. was better. amily Pills for constipation. p- E- *■ dened to learn of 4w20 tette. A Republican state convenuon HOMES. BE HELD IN BELFAST WILL Family Physician for 35c- CITY HALL, PORTLAND, That's What “1. F." Costs Wednesday, June 27, 1906, February 9, 1934. AT 10.30 O'CLOCK A. M.f Dear Sirs:— for tlie purpose of nominating a candidate for Governor 10 be supported at the September We have used “L. F.” Bitters in our other business election, and transacting any for a and consider come before it i family long time, that ma\ properly all liver and The basis of representation will be as follows: them indispensable tor Each city, town and plantation will be entitled stomach troubles. d* and for each 75 votes cast tor to one legate; are, in our family physician. the Republican candidate for Governor in 1904 an They fact, additional delegate; and for a fraction of 4c votes Yours very truly. Are the results of a in excess of 75 voles, a further additional dele- Century of n, gate. Vacancies In the delegation of any city, MRS. ETTA M. PACKARD, town or plantation can only be filled by residents Me. perience. of the county in which the vacancy exists. Ripley, will be in session 111 the The State Committee Many unnecessary calls are made reception room of the Hall al 9 30 a. 111. of the receiv- the Follow the first day of the convention, for the purpose of upon physician. The MOST ECONOMICAL credentials of delegates. In order to he rule of health. "Keep your bowels Paint ing dele- I eligible to participate in the Convention, Take "L. F.’’ Atwood’s Bit- gates must be elected subsequent to date of the regular.” call for this Convention 1 ters when nature needs a little assist- Ail electors of Maine, whatever their political ance. affiliations may have been, who believe in the general prin iples and policy of the Republican the name party and desire its success at the polls in the Order by and of the author-,., coming election in this Mute, are cordially invit- ed to unite under this call in electing delegates agents only, to the Convention. Per Order, Republican State Committee, SETH M. CARTER, Chairman. BYRON BOYD, Secretary. On A. I>. at two Lewiston, April 20,1906. Tuesday, June IMS, 1900, MASON & o’clock l*. M., at the residence of Janies E. Put- HALL nam, town of Jackson, County of Waldo, State of DISTRICT CONVENTION Maine, I shall sell at public auction by virtue of a license granted to me on the tenth day of April, Sealed The Third District Republican Convention will in the year of our Lord 1906, by George E. John- Proposals ; be held in hall June son. Judge ot tin* Probate Court for the County City Uaterville, Tuesday, marked for Hatchery. < at 11 o’clock a. in., for the of of Waldo, the following described real estate in "Proposals 26, 1906, purpose Maine, and inclosed in an envelope a candidate for to be voted this State, winch Andrew J Mudgett of Jack- nominating Congress "Commissioner of Fisheries, Depain tor at the State 10, sou, in said Comity of Waldo, deceased, leit un- election, Monday, September Commerce and i> 1906. devised, viz: all of lo- No. 132, and also the west Labor. Washington. be received at this office until two o'- The basis of will be as follows: half of lot No. 131 in the town of Jackson, ac- representation June l. 1900, at which time they wii Each city, town and plantation will be entitled to cording in \bbots plan of Jackson, recorded in m tlie presence of attending bidders, : \ one delegate; ami for each 75 votes cast for tiie Waldo lb gistry of Deeds, Vnl 127, Page 5*2 and sti notion of a <*i candidate for Governor in 1904 an ad- 1 533, being the same and conveyct to Aml-ew J. hatchery building Republican (iovernment Iteservation at ( raig Hi• 1 — ami G . 1892, and recorded in Waldo reject defects, and to accept any part of a: DR. E. plantation can only lie li led by residents of the Registry of Deeds. r.nok 243, Page 1*5, same iand RESIDENCE OF A. WILSON. *• the other For in which the exists. described in deed from U. G. udgett to a. J. reject part. spceiliea!, county vacancy blank and full informali- The District committee will be in session in the Mudgett, dated January id A.D. ISW. and record- proposals, the Commissioner «»f Fisheries. room of the hall at. 9.30 a. m. of the day ed in Waldo Registry of Deeds, Hook 254, Page I>.*p reception and Washington, i*. < of the for the ol 337. 3W20 Commerce Labor, ! creased most since we ac- convention, purpose receiving •J\v-0 i from the money and effort expended. perceptibly Secretary ami Auditor, Mrs. Eliza- credentials of delegates, in Older to be eligible ; ULYSSES G. MUDGETT. tlie and in the If there have been little mistakes and cepted position, past j beth E. Brackett. Belfast. to participate in the convention, delegates must ; this Aid Society. it is a time to twelve months, despite our best en- be elected subsequent to date of the call tor Childrens’ disappointments good Treasurer, ('. \V. Wescott, Belfast. convention. deavors, we have not all | make a few.notes with a view to cor- accomplished Advisory and Publishing Committee JOHN SUVIINSBY, we desired. Beside keeping all the rec- J. W. at the Girls’ Home, Belfast, recting the ditliculty tins year. liev. A. A. Smith, Mrs. A. I. BLACK, ^IT SS ECONOMY: Annual Meeting ords of tlie we have written Brown, W. II. WILDES. The much needed repairs to the house society Airs. E. E. Brackett, Belfast. May 15 th. more than letters and F. G. KINSMAN. -TO BUY and stable, for which an appropriation 1,500 postals. Attorney, IE F. Dunton, Belfast. This does not include the number meeting of the Childrens was received from the last legislating large Members of Board of for The annual of notices and blanks. We have Managers held at the were finished sometime in duly, and general three years, Mrs. C. A. Bel- Sentiments of the School-Master. Aid of Maine was to homes Pilsbury, Society and ex- accompanied 10 of our girls Mrs. C. I Avenue, through the practical ability fast; J. Nickels, Searsport; Girls Home on Xorthport outside and have visited many others cellent management of Mr. Bowen, Mrs. Charlotte E. Pales, Biddetord; Men admire educated women, but PAINT Mrs. F. who had been in homes from one to j THE COLONIAL Tuesday May 15tli, president were brought"within the limit of .said Mrs. Geo. II. Ware, Waterville; Miss they love three and more. This latter is a good housekeepers. which was considerably years Carrie M. Cutter, Miss Maria Andrews of course—but i Boosiuso tli«* iiinnulaetHi'or places V. Griffin presiding. appropriation, most of the work and Forgive your enemies, the less than the estimate. responsible part Mrs. M. C. Belfast. don’t them. of the records Ilill, forget cau si clicinisi’s After the reading been often to ascertain the real condition of on every Stsite Some of our pressing needs have The election of Some folks want even their religion and the reports of and to see that the restrictions of tiie house and supply President's address pointed out but are not yet supplied. things for nothing. itiialysis showing; ils submitted the are observed committee was referred to the board of and treasurer were '\Ve deem it wise to state them again society duly requires A wound in the purse is not mortal, i secretary most delicate tact and is sometimes ex- and in addition to mention others which managers. Every man may have his price but and adopted. During tlie year ABSOLUTE PURITY. are worthy of consideration. tremely unpleasant. S. G. Norton, Tileston Wadlin and sometimes some of them have to hand we have, after taken three APllKKSS. An annex to give a larger school room investigation, Kev. it back. PKKSIhKXT'S our from homes One Wm. Vaughan were re-elected a is an necessi- of girls outside. unre- and hospital room urgent The ignorance of many people is un- of prosperity and because she was in from evil as- real estate committee. \ year general so that in eases of contagious dis- danger derestimated.— Creswell in closes witli this, our annual ty two beautiful McLaughlin mitting toil ease at once he isolated, sociations, others, girls, 1 he named has pi- patients may following persons were the American Magazine. Kmd Providence for who were in most uncongenial sur- j meeting. of His thus ensuring safety and comfort placed on the roll of active members: COOPER & 1!5 US. the representatives unhappy, and whose CO., milted others of the Hardwood Iloors roundings. 1 MAINE NEWS ITEMS. at this beautiful family. Mrs. Geo. II. to assemble in and lower halls and strength was plainly over-estimated. Ware, Waterville; Mrs. J. AGENTS REX FLINT KOTE ROOFING. work, of mteiest are needed upper home uudei circumstances This watchful care is deemed of vital ■ .1. Manson, Airs. IV. E. The Jlth annual of the Maine the in one or two rooms. The third story, Prost, Pitts-1 meeting to us all, to transact member of the Association will take nml pleasure now unfinished, should be converted in- importance by every | field; Airs. AI. C. Biddetord; Pharmaceutical place business therefore the very so tliat now with no thoroughly and moral environment, faithful matron and which in Maine Central and Bangor A Aroos- ; materially increased, have the finest desserts labor to ac- assistant, there is that we should laboi look railroads and to the Eastern nothing wanting to make this an and little Order importance one instance when fourteen were down ideal fair of the expense. to-day. result in our society and county up-to-date variety. complish that with ttie measles was a severe test, Steamship Co. 1 iie has and in- yet racing already been mentioned in irouse enthusiasm The widespread it uus revealed anew the true moth- personal friendly relationship these columns. It will he of tire first water. SEED BARLEY, our members and the by telligence among nature and devotion of the one to existing between the members of the There will tie both stakes and class races, a erly corn, et in (fathering up list of which we Grass seed of best Ensilag. ■ommunity general, whom our girls are entrusted. board and committees has made our recently printed. We 1906. Western and native. quality. •he children, unloved work much easier and for their idviseall within reach of this fair to com-i poor, neglected lias been no in the special them clean- There change uiunieate with Ritchie to a and uncared for. teaching kindly co-operation we tender our Secretary obtain also regime of the Horne. The girls have catalogue and then attend the liness. (lodliness and temperance, ueartielt thanks. races.—Turf, Lamson & Hubbard W. E. Brooks, Mai to all attended school, church and Sunday Harm and Home. BARKER, lomestic arts, commends itself We are naturally in constant touch us to exert school regularly. During the summer vise citizens and behooves with the ellicient management at the they were given several very pleasant j ourselves for the higher aggrandizment Home and with our appreciation of the who will make outings through the kindness of Col. W. of the rising generation, i-xcellent work done by o.ir matron is j' and tins A. Conklin of New York, one of tiie j ear laws, govern our homes, blended perfect confidence and loving CASTOR IA Dew Custom Made benefactors of the Home for years. glorious liepubiic. gratitude. For Infants and Children. unre- were invited to join in the ex- Our etlicient secretary lias been They Our coming together today marks not of de- cursions of the several churches and mitting in her toil and care every mly a year's close but a decade of work The Kind You Have CARRIAGES. widen we were furnished with free tickets to Always Bought partment of this work, for lor neglected, friendless, homeless girls, and she some concerts and fine entertainments best assort are all under great obligations, through prayer and struggle and in the Varranted first class in every respect. We have ttie and statis- by Mr. and Mrs Clias. Bradbury of our will report to you the details 'ace of many discouraging obstacles meat of Crass Seed in tin There were the usual Thanksgiv- tics of her work. city. die Home has reached its present pros sJnatLTof and Christmas festivi les and ttiese Comfortable and Durable. city, guaranteed 99 per cen Before closing 1 must inform you of ing It has shown itself Stylish, were made the kindness rerity. worthy by meeting in Los Angeles on March 2Sth, days bright by die best of all tests the fruits it has pure. Before buying con; Florence of many friends. The Thanksgiving our beloved co-worker, Mrs. jorne. It stands today a fitting Wireless Telegraph. at our Repository and examine pare our seed with that ;> remember dinner, a most delicious repast, was Spring Styles ff=Call Collins Porter, whom you all nemorial to the noble women who tf 19 other furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Tlios. E. »*♦*** them. places. as such an etlicient and indefatigable lave given not only of their time but All battered and lamed and shattered and and Shea, who have so often remembered j the assistant in our work in years past, if themselves, and precious it should mained mail-ship crawls into port. IS THETIME to the home. And the belted tire and the volted wire are I SAAC S. Brooks, Me. she wished to be kindly remembered ie to us and to the .State for the two ; MAU, STAPLES, but 1 the toys of the whirlwind’s 1’WYY was as ever interested in No iiave been received, mndred and or more little lives sport; TO BUY all, and deeply bequests fifty And the sea’s teeth in the YOUR we have of some soon to be gray depths be- all we are doing here. knowledge laved to the world through it. neath where the recorded. We however, liberal coiled, green ser- Thanking you for your forbearance note, In a recent letter from a prominent; pents play HAMLINS from Hon. Wm. W. Bradstreet of vviwi lilt*, mipc tmu mioi gifts ttdge of our State, he says “I am sure Are crumbling, crunching, mumbling, Hon. Geo. H. Ware of Water- may continue to enlarge and improve Gardiner, die Childrens’ Aid Society has well i munching, at the cable lengths al- Hal, Glows, Slirls, Dr. T. U. Coe of Bangor, the Co- way— upon our past endeavors. vill; lamed the right to appeal to the j Gkikkin. burn of Skowliegan. and the Ab- iut now they may howl, the storms, and Insurance Nik family lenevolent of Maine for An M. « t- r» it. * l. sup- people at work of Agency, growl, the the lineman’s >ort’’ and as our dependence is largely added to the of hands, Hosiery, Nectar, STOCKTON SPRINGS, MAINE, IN BULK ABE THE BEST have kindly receipts donations and we ipou subscriptions tut gone is their with the of .REPORT OK THE SECRETARY. we are certain that pride boast the year and every lave that the the tide that bit at of The hope during coming year the deep-sea OR ANYTHING YOU forms of Insurance. To the Officers and Members foliar has been used to the best ad- strands Writes all ; We have a full line of Maine: not received Children's Aid Society vantage. We have quite mprovements and plans too long de- i MAY NEED FOR with the best companies with those the usual amount of and sup- Tir a sentence thrills through the bas- everything you need Contrasting the past year clothing j erred may become an actuality. Let at tlie standard rates. the twelve months j tioned hills that has neither voice nor we can truthfully claim piog- plies during past , is barken back to the words of our lowest ((receding, j BONDS for Cashiers, Contractors prices. The swift- hut are for contribu- 1 URETY ress in all lines of the work. grateful timely .faster “Inasmuch as ye have done it sTor recks of the might of the Chaos-sprite more tions. The and Trustees. Iv i>assing months have brought larger family continuously j into the least of these ye have done it that lashes the earth with his storm ; la- and extra have drawn Telenlmno Connection lOtf than the usual amount of care and expenses heavily , into me.” fitted and bridled and shackled and gird- we led some criticism, hut upon our resources and again are and bound with a linkless chain, Hor and doubtless the door of your heart my friend, ! rv 1 confronted with the fact that our in- “Open .'lie brute power cowers at the god-like encouragement lias found its place Heedless of class or creed, ot come is to meet the needs power that dwells in human brain: I Notice, evervwhere. The countless details inadequate \\ hen you hear the cry of a brother's voice, i Caution to 1 Ian has stolen the wings of the deathless j cannot he in the time of the Home. We therefore bring The sob of a child in need. -Jie work given Things that range where the spirit is ! CONCERN: This is to and can- your notice, as we have several times To the shining heaven that o’er you bends, TO WHOM IT MAY allotted for an annual report lord, o:if\ all persons not t-> trust my wife. Bessie ! the of a You need no map or chart, 1 without a close study (d j before, necessity establishing Ie is anew with the Silence •atterson, on account, as sin- lias lett my bed not he realized j the love the leagued my fund. We have over goo lint only Master gave, and I shall no debts of her con- | hut we must all see with permanent through the strands of a strandless mi hoard pay GROCERIES, the system, j the door of your heart.” results at- members on our roll and ->2 ! Open cord. ai-tinu aftei this date. great satisfaction the good regular May 7. 11W«. members. of these do -l)on Marquis in the American Magazine. Belfast, tained. associate Many j Respectfully submitted, Masonic Temple, Belfast, Me. fredh. Patterson. DRUGS, and not the annual fee of L. lit We are still fortunate in retaining pay expected Elizabeth acicett. of the them. We trust some new plans may I Browntails in Knox County. A. I). 1866-1900. Mr. and Mrs. Bowen in charge The showed fact at this time, lint let us treasurer’s report receipts Boiler and In- MEDICINES. Home and farm and despite the be.suggested j Hartford Steam Inspection FOR SALE of remember that it is of greater : f or the year of $2028.29; Rockland, Me., May 17. Hiram Far- we have had a large number vastly disbursements, surance | that season’s Company. that the lives in our care ; ing ton has completed his labors the and mai e, significance balance on hand $247.80. Second hand hack,top surry, open surry, girls to care for past year 2730.95;—cash is browntail moth commissioner, and re- Thirty-ninth Annual Statement. have been shall he rightly molded and that the heavy burdens The President submitted an account mits having about 1,200 ASSETS Jail. 1, 1906. a Dr. F. K. SAVVY unusually shall be made comfortable destroyed nests, 0 pen buggies and harnesses for sale at the beloved matron, there little bodies vhich is an increase of about 200 over last and in 23 thrust upon < milk and 'ash in office banks.§ 137,832 from food and than f butter, cream, produce sold 6 the has been no swerving on tier part through propei clothing ear. The work was confined almost wholly ‘remiums in course of collection. 201,827 69 argain by shall rom with a to be joans secured on real care and that the accounts always strictly f the farm, together estimate ,o fruit trees, which seem the chosen by mortgages t* DEN IIST^ the same watchful supervision estate first 952,645 00 LIVERY dur- without deficit. i »rey of the caterpillars. Only two nests (442 liens) BELFAST COMPANY. that have characterized her work balance, ( f amount used in the family, as com- merest accrued on loans.. 24,082 5s irere found in shade one in a mortgage The meetings of the Hoard of Direc- trees, maple at cost 00 the three years. It requires iled her from bills and leal estate 14,690 MAi < ing past * by accounts, , ree and one in a birch tree. miscel- SEARSPORT, not a little Chris- tors have been held regularly the first itate, municipal, railroad and no little adaptability, £ a of $446 93. laneous bonds and slocks at cost.... 2,205,009 79 Notice. and third Tuesday of each month and bowing profit Caution the new anaesthetic adm tian and unselfishness, was Burdock ‘resent market value of stocks and omnoforme, charity, patience have “It almost a miracle. Blood we have in all matters of business received The following committee on nomina- bonds over cost. 21 has left home with- 3wl7* to till such a position and litters cured me of a terrible breaking out 152,059 My wife, Jennie Allen, my careful attention as heretofore. We ut cause. This is to notify the public tha.t Bowen a of all these ^ ions was the Mrs. .11 over the I am very grateful.” just Mrs. possessor appointed by ehair:_ body. Total assets §3,688,146 50 \ shall no hills contracted by her after this ear- in our President one fitted to be ►liss Julia West Conn. pay One, too, who studies possess 1 f. Mrs. A. Filbridge, Cornwell, ite. qualities. in W. Rich, M. Winslow and LIABILITIES. d j ttie best vvay to make a leader philanthropic work, gracious, May 8, 1906. nestly to know 1 .Irs. Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts, sprains, stock. § 500,000 oo Brooks, and bet- charitable, broad-minded, and, although Edward Sibley. Dr. 'apital IVORY B. ALLEN. these friendless girls happier tings. Instant relief. Thomas’ *Tet surplus over all Labilities ... 1.261,459 69 for Sale we were of her dur- The committee the and who sees in each one an im- deprived presence reported same Sclectric Oil. At any drug store. ..osses in process of adjustment. 34,614 94 Carriages ter, the winter months, we still had her teserve for re insurance and broker- mortal soul with for this ing ( Ulcers, with but one in the into AT A BIG DISCOUNT possibilities and wise counsel. change “That trust magnate got trouble on age on uncollected premiums. 1,892,071 87 life and sympathy 1 lis tour to the islands.” “How?” “A RENT beyond. had the of the 1 >oard of managers. Mrs. F. A. Griffin Fiji TO New ami second hand. One tine pod lias been car- We have cooperation dish of stewed octo- Total liabilities 50 The work of the farm lative chief sent him a .....§3,688,146 THE TIMOTHY < n. box. run one season, at and who de- leclined to serve as another dumber of boilers insured 92,038 H IHE NORTH HALF OF portable House Supply Committee, president ms, and he took it as a personal insult.”— e ost. Call or address, k. I, PIT' ried on by Mr. Bowen systematically, j sTet written in J CHASE house at the corner of Church and serve much credit for the faithful per- , and Lutz was nominat- Detroit Free Press. premiums M. Holmes’ .Mills, Nort! and lias been satisfactorily endorsed by ear Rev. Harry 1905 (all steam boiler) §1,272,472 71 iller streets, formerly occupied by Mr. Win. formance of every duty assigned them H andall. Has all the modern conveniences. Ap- Telephone—78-21. directors and committees. Tbe Presi- d. The secretary was instructed to cast All the balsamic virtues of the Record foi 1905. and we do not hesitate to state that the healing, Increased in United States. P y to MISS MAUDE E. BARKER, has facts Is or in Dr. receipts dent in her address given 1 he ballot for the way pine are concentrated Increased in New Or CHASE&DOAK. has members of the present working force following: nature’s receipts England. which perhaps will show that it Aood’s Norway Pine Syrup, own Increased receipts in Massachusetts. Belfast, March 29, 1900.—13 of the are a united com- Rev. Belfast. ior been a task of no mean proportions to society closely President, Harry Lutz, emedy coughs and colds. The HARTFORD is now doing nearly 9-10 of of women toward Vice Wm. B. Swan, Bel- he and insurance of Steam Boilers in these uncultivated and neglected pany kindly disposed j Presidents, it would be Inspection 1 desirable Residence bring “George, don’t you think just ! he New England States, and nearly 2-3 of the en- each other, accepting the effort of each : ast; J. W. Symonds, Portland; Wm. P. the acres to even their present available ovely to drift slowly down stream of ire amount done throughout the United States. FOR RENT without and Rev. D. L. Wil- as we and lower tenements of five rooms FOR SALK hut we trust we have passed criticism, anxiously seek-1 IVhitehouse, Augusta; ife, just living and loving floated North Eastern C. E. The upper condition, Department, ROBERTS, at No. 8 Union street. are In of to have the Home even more com- i ;on, Belfast; Mrs. Matilda Burleigh, dong?” “Too George. “I'd ich They good 1 the stage of this part ing slow,” replied 101 Milk Converse shed rooms, Situated at the corner of Franklin an problematical Manager, Street, r, ipair and have large connecting ; > its mission. I 1 South Berwick; Miss M. W. Fairfield, ather be or to A. 1’. MANSI I the work and that hereafter, with ap- pletely fulfilling pulled pushed.”—Milwaukee Building, Boston, Mass. a pply to MRS. ADALAKRABEE WILDES, s treets, Apply The work of has in- ! Saco. I Sentinel. tf 20 belfast. Maine. proved methods, we shall reap largely your secretary 3w20* a t D. P. Palmer’s. DEFEAT OF THE REBS a man may wade out miles from the MAINE PYTHIANS. MARACAIBO. shore without getting beyond his depth July 4, 1866, Told by one of in Portland. UKE In Searsport, Meeting of the Grand Lodge —and then shoal water ends as abrupt- tlic Union Survivors. ™nd Portland, Me., May l®- f sport in rural venez ly as the escarpment of a cliff into im- The glorious Fourth of ’66, L. Kimball of Nor- m,Ed that Chancellor Merton "LITTLE VENICE.” Words fail to con- And what took place day, order the Grand Lodge of V.;LA. aginable depths. is still remembered way called to No doubt the of Maine Knights vey an idea of this peculiarly placid In on the bay. ! Grand Domain Searsport of hall at 10 a. m. to- .-pomlence of Tin1 Journal.! and silent of Avatar—100 miles Pythias, in City body A sham fight celebration, The attendance of grand repre- of the day. \' i vKzrEi.A, April 14,1906. long by 70 or SO wide, glittering at all By citizens town, sentatives and permanent members Was to be the leading feature The convention voil think of a nation whose a of was times in a tropic sun like sheet doing the Rebs up “brown.” especially large. By the reading of reports, con- .port," next to revolutions burnished silver, with never a breeze began with Things went on about this way, the Grand Lodge rank on past is crocodiles surface. motion- ferring Mlits, hunting to ripple its Dense, If we remember aright. chancellors and routine business of an the delta of the ’twill never be forgotten as much in- ,mlasv Near less, primeval forests creep close to its For important nature. Not By survivors of the fight, manifested in the are many rivers, which no unruffled margin and stretch in un- terest as usual was ’Twas to be a battle royal, election of officers. 1 he advance- ever thinks of mentioning broken solitude far back to the foot- grand Of men who did and dared, ment of Grand Vice Chancellor Willis ! their waters a tierce at smell of powder, .',iuty. tranquil hills of the sierras. There ars num- Who grew B. Hall of Caribou to the head of the Nor of bullets were they scared. v environments, but for the ber of small islands in the lake, on one Grand Domain was expected and there assembled candidates each for d size of the crocodiles that of is a on an- The Union troops were two or three which leper’s hospital, on the At the Town House hill, the offices of chancellor, grand Many are the picnics other a coal and on others aban- their commander. grand mine, Major Biather prelate and outer guard. as through the drill. ven so far away Caracas, doned fortresses. Who put them Grand Chancellor Kimball in his re- .■most statesmen and litterati The city of Maracaibo, capital of the The Rebel troops were stationed port stated that Maine stands 11th in Back of Collins’ shed, 30th m as well as lesser of is situated Johnny number of Pythians, although mI, by lights, Venezuelan State Zulia, this historic spot And from population among the States. by ladies, to spend a on the western shore of the Went forth with martial tread. ..panied connecting Grand Keeperof Records and Seal AV. the amusement of atotal gentle channel, midway between lake and The gallant Major Biather, E. Ricker of this city reported from at a of 265over pouts and crocodiles It is a very rich old town, third Like “Scott Lundy’s Lane,” membership of 15,535, gain gulf. behind him, in- a The Union troops the year. The membership ii lairs. For such junket, in size and importance in the republic, previous Sought the battle plain. cludes 2831 past chancellors and 27 past are a camp with founded as as 1571 and now-a are 129 active along, early days Joe Fowler with the “Johnnies”— grand chancellors. There d tents is made on a high, doing an enormous business in the A tougher looking .‘Ct lodges. The financial statement show- seen in L'he sum of a distance above the Was never Searsport, ed a condition. ,u safe shipment of coffee. Time was when bet. prosperous Nor any where else, you was for relief and near for obser- $30,939 paid $66,787 uveniently tlie buccaneers made things lively along The assets are A little skirmishing at first, for current expenses. which the women was may these coasts and Maracaibo town With now and then a shot, as follows: cash on hand, $17,135; in- f tl.o fortified. ’Till they met at Leach's Corner, $159,590; real estate, $115,- strongly and hot. vestments, Where tight raged sharp 142; $117,396; $117,396; g implements are required .> .> ir. ij. »» Aiu'. paraphernalia, fry but The battle now waxed fiercer, total, $109,563. UP-TO-DATE ! I A Full line of id of fishing—nothing was subscribed I i*| Was Wasting Away. Neither side gave way, The sum of $1,162 by 0oods in diame- forwarded to MILLINERY 1 about three feet Back and forth the volleys tlew, subordinate lodges and Ladies^ Riding Gaps with dis- ...... | been troubled fur the “1 hail kidney frav the for the San Fran- | a vine, Lodge from light, strong ease for the last live t ears,” writes Robert Supreme vwhere in the K. Watts, of Salem, Mo. “I lost flesh and The Johnnies made an onslaught, magnificent rank was conferred never felt well and doctored with leading Hold Joe Fow ler led the way, The Grand Lodge the river banks. Strips About J00 along physicians and tried all remedies suggested With Lieutenant Loving Fields, upon so past chancellors. •of are wound around tlie without relief. Finally I tried Foley’s Who won dandelions that day. grand representatives had reported to less than two bottle com- at noon. lasso with a Kidney Cure and the committee on credentials The running On came like Pickett’s charge, strong me and 1 am now sound and they pletely cured meet Greet were received from the Rath- Fashion, ’Till the Unions lines they ngs ; i over the bait. Then this well.”' the summer kidney irregu- During When those valiant smut-grimmed bone Sisters, whose Grand Temple of larities are often caused bt excessive drink- HIGH SIGN OF THE RED AWNING is thrown into the stream warriors Maine also was in session here, and the % I STREET, ing or being overheated. Attend to the | ■ their retreat. I water several Began grand of Sisterhood. ant it touches kidneys at once by using Foley’s Kidney Grand Assembly Pythian A committee was to respond with wide-open jaws, make Cure." R. 11. Moody. Back they steadily fought their way appointed To where the final stand was made, to the communications. one that reaches it "ANOS and SHEET MUSIC The Near the \\ iswell blacksmith shop The election of otlicers resulted in 1 MiSSCS MOOdy1 & C0.,B£g, agerness to escape with the LIBRARY. In double lines arrayed. the choice of the following: Grand A Cash or Easy Terms ,ast-1 f BELFAST^FREE Caribou: j iis great jaw through tlie Joe Fowler with his cannon, chancellor, Willis ii. Hall, il A set on wheels. vice chancellor, Edward C. Plum- lie lasso immediately se- NEW BOOKS. MAY, igo6. stove pipe grand Full to the muzzle with powder mer, Rath; grand prelate, James E. half a ll t needs at least Annaudale, Nelson. To make Yankees show their heels. Lunt, Hallowed; grand keeper of rec- for he .T 49.1 An Port- to drag him out, The Faroes and Iceland. 1905. “Forward,” Major Biather shouts, ords and seal, Wilfred E. Ricker, them on the master of Ed- s feet with unconquerable Boyce, Neith. “Boys, we've got run,” land; grand exchequer, But like a valiant win C. Portland; mas- tor eternal A novel.... B 69 Joe, soldier, Milliken, grand oust tlie hank and fights The spring. MARK WOOD & new life anil lustre to old Stood bravely by his gun. ter at arms, Clarence A. Richards, SON, es^be;s8hed gives croeo- Brown, Horatio F. in him. Vo wonder Waldoboro; inner guard, A. H. tables, uhairs, furniture and pic- A With lighted match stood waiting, grand OF AND DEALERS IN- John Addington Symonds. outer -MANUFACTURERS ture frames. It is the ideal finish rous in these comparatively Nor e’er a word he spoke, Chandler, Columbia Falls; grand biography compiled from his I„ Portland. waters, judging from their He touched the powder w-s-h, guard, Fred Hutchins, for floors, interior woodwork, and “what a fearful smoke.” The otlicers were installed Past papers correspondence. Bang, flash, by bath rooms, sash and sills. jj | ...eh strew the banks after B 6 Grand Chancellor Greene of Port- 1903. 2-Sy When up to the cannon’s mouth, Wyer MONUflENTS Thirteen colors—100 different Each female to amend the MARBLE ug season. Or where once the cannon roared, land. A proposition grand 1 Churchill, Winston. uses—75 cents a can. so chancel- | quart which she in Ote Barney rushed with sabre statutes that the past grand rty eggs, lays The title-mart. A comedy in All the best and most As the paper bullets poured. lors, past grand vie? chancellors and widely o tlie hot sun 812. C 47 Tablets, & sand, leaving three acts. should have a mile- Headstones, Markers, advertised goods are always to 1 A few bits of sheet iron, past grand prelates om out. Each egg is about Coates, Thomas F. G. allowance for the annual We have a large assortment now on hand for be found at this store and at Some a lying 'round, age attending j of the Life spokes spring delivery. Why not call and see just size of those of a turkey, The prophet poor. Two some the same as do the represen- prices to please every purse. hubs, burning grass, meetings, what you want rather than buy of agents. If Booth. 1900. B 2-B 65 And flat the was defeated a with infallible instinct, each of General Joe stretched upon ground. tatives, by large major- you want duplicate work we guarantee to suit Robert. ity. The convention was adjourned. you on price and quality of work. Samples of .it tlie period when incuba- Collier, His whiskers, blinkers, moustache, those beautiful Conant: Illinois pio- All and minus of an ear, the mother crocodile, Augustus gone, part War Against Consumption. Paints, Painters’ Supplies, ioted, the awful din neer 1905. B-C 74 And above also IRON and preacher. All nations are endeavoring to check the METAL WREARTHS, VASES, w icked ways in all other re- Arose the Union cheer. Furnaces, Ranges, Tin Ware, Crockett, Samuel Rutherford. ravages of consumption, the “white plague" BOUQUET HOLDERS, ETC., :t.- some tenderness toward When Joe came to his senses so raanv victims each Fishers of men. C 87-18 that claims year. Kitchen Supplies, Etc. f outof their And heard his side had lost Foley's ami Tar cures coughs and assisting them R. F Honey always on hand. Please give us a call. Foster, He said, “Hoys, I've had lots of fun today, colds perfectly and you are in no danger of -.oner are they liberated 1906 795. F I the cost." health Complete bridge. Burned if mind consumption. l)o not risk your by MITCHELL & TRLSSELL. ;:t their sav- Brooks. MARK WOOD & SON, imps display j Frothingham, Eugenia “You see I meant to blow you up, m F 93-2 Honey ami Tar is sate and certain a marked The evasion. A novel. I “Hut I'd had a little linker. Foley’s Hills’ Phoenix Row, Me degree, biting | in results. Ask for Foley’s Honey and Building, Belfast, Adeline. I 1 was quick enough myseii t within reach. I'nlike Guerber, Helene j nought Tar and insist upon having it. R. H. But the was a darned sight How to for Europe. 1906 T 4. G 9 powder ause of tlie crocodile are prepare quicker.” Moody. Hamlin, Myra Sawyer. o. to the pressure 1 he number wounded far as yielding j winter known, THE PROBLEM. Nan in the city, or Nan’s rather to LIQUOR ,s when handled, yet so Though large mention, with the girls. 1899.J-H 175-2 I have i.o doubt if proof were shown extremelv diilicult to I | One fact not to be for a Jerome. Would entitle all to a pension. forgotten Hart, in all the discussion of the 1 are white, 'ike parch- 2 moment key A Levantine log-book. 1905.... T 04. H Geo. hit in the shoulder STORE Myers that the NEW HARDWARE liquor problem is, money spent Indians consider them T 4 vim From*the of his bursting gun, for beer or hard is so much Fred a liquor just at Hall. About in a Gas delicacies cooked in hot The of hazard. A novel... 11782 Geary pricked by bayonet from the and Situated Mechanic’s putting edge Because he couldn't run, taken weekly earnings, IN SEARSPORT, '•efore they are ready to be Landor, Walter Savage. just so much less to spend for the nec- Range for the summer. shot off his lumber I have added a line of Pericles and Aspasia. 1905. S28. I. 2 John Blake ramrod, essaries of life. The saloon thrives In connection with my yard house Which stuck fast in his gun. Let us your at the expense of the home, even pipe itinc :s not so sate and easy Lang, Andrew. As the battle smoke only of SHEATHING PAINTS and through if the drink habit does not lead to ex- Consisting NAILS, PAPER, spring Life of Sir Walter Scott, wort.. B 2-SC0 8-5 He saw the Johnnies run. BUILDERS’ | during your i saw a huge boa dragged cess. Those who clamor for license for- Laut, Agnes ('. in CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, house-cleaning. Drop :cans of a lasso tied to Ote Barney, wounded the foot, the vital of the HARDWARE OILS, '79. I. get bearing problem j Vikings of the Pacific. 1905.... Considered rather slight, a or call us an and think only of the attractive saloon us postal ,i i.orse. and was given In a hand to hand encounter Lucas, Edward Verrall. of business. Let us In a line of hardware used for building purposes. My stock is In the thickest of the as another place fact, general and let us \ t.o examine its jaws. They in Holland. Illus- tight. by telephone A wanderer remember the character of that busi- in and look ns over. NEW and CLEAN' and EBICES EIGHT. Call to ,d with two rows of sharp trated in color bv II. Marshall. Bob Coleord in Ills frontispiece ness, and what it inevitably insures to talk you. In the charge at Leach’s store bent inward like 49.2 L 9 the majority, before we turn out 14 Tours for business, teeth, WOO.T Hit with the butt of a musket, great of the of enforcement of law ks. The average anaconda Lynde, Francis. Looks as well as he did before. pathway of individual and A novel. L 99-2 and protection prop- '.-n as deer The quickening. is the list as such large prey This reported, erty rights. Law may legalize the sa- A. E. TRUNDY. Harr. Of the missing we'll never know, but holds it securely on McCutcheon, George loon, but it can never justify the traffic Electric Co 1 he rest were or accounted for BelfastGas* M l-fi present Cowardice Court. A story. in human souls. The issues are clearly r hooks until the animal's Which the orderly’s book should show. 62-12. Merejkowski, Dimitri. drawn and must not lie warped or TELEPONE NUMBER .•use from sheer exhaustion, 300Fuonev.maUna Alexis. The romance And thus the contest ended, twisted for effect or fel- Peter and political good • Delaware and Maryland. attack full A success in every way, Farms For Sale as \Vhen the licensed saloons ** frequently of Peter the Great. M 54-0 lowship. describes hundreds in with cuts of buildings; Hoping this may reach the eye Strout’s List No- 15 detail, rful bulls, aim- enter Maine, the highway will be strewn one 1000 to have stock and tools included; it is the most invariably Merejkowski, Dimitri. Of some one who fought that day. to acres, $600 $20,000; many with wrecks, the jails will fill with hook of real farm bargains ever issued ; with traveling instructions to .mural's snout, and when The romance of Leonardo da I remain, |complete criminals, homes be made desolate and Preach property. Send today for free copy to nearest office. ule have been buried The forerunner. M 54-2 Yours very truly, fangs Vinci. bills increase Does any WANTED E. B. B. pauper rapidly. E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY. Largest In the World” the victim seldom escapes. “Nessmuk." one the condition will be differ- Mass. suppose J50 Nassau N. Y. 88 Broad Street, BOSTON 799. N 57 Lynn, 335 Water Street, Augusta, Me. Street, Fat at 5 1-4 cents per pound. at it. is not unusual for a Woodcraft. 1900 ent here than in other license States? Hogs M. S, STII ES, Brooks, Maine. E. Phillips. OASTORIA. will itself, and the only Local Managers, | Veal calves at top market price. a snake asunder in his vio- Oppenheim, History repeat j eiiWAKD EVANS, Waldo, Maine. A maker of history. A novel... Op 5-4 Bean the Tbe Kind Vou Have Always Bough} safe way is to bar the door and then Farmers can save tiie speculators’ -. and then to march proud- larbor constantly Phillips, Stephen. earnestly, faithfully, profits by sending live stock on com- u-ad of the troop with the 822. P 5-4 for enforcement.—Dr. Twitchell in the MOTT’S Nero. A drama. 1906. i37 pills mission. Load car at Belfast every iphy dangling from his nose Maine Farmer. pennyroyal Kay, Anna Chapin. S&fe and reliable, they other stations on Belfast iked are fixed, 2-10 Friday, teeth firmly Hearts and creeds. A novel— K overcome wesvkrvess, in- HINTS BY MAY MANTON ENFORCEMENT DEMANDED. branch every Saturday morning. at the serpents hold upon Reed, John C. crease vigor, banish pains. R 2 No remedy equaJs DR. Cars leave Burnham junction every nl ut the lagoon, where he The brothers’war. 1905 974.7 “Be it resolved this conven- FOR HOME DRESSMAKING. by MOTTS PENNYROYAL PILLS F. L. LIBBY, •.died like a great log. is Singleton, Esther, editor. tion, that the present condition of |Sold by Druggists and Dr. Motts Monday. enforcement of the Chemical Co., Cleveland Ohio. extraordinary. There aie Holland as seen and described laxity of the Burnham, Maine. 1 49-2 Si law of this State, in 11. to which lie by great writers. prohibitory For Sale by K. Moody. Burnham, l-s tfr ks nor stump j several sections of the State, is Telephone 1 1 Strang, Herbert. iinself, yet a horse cannot detrimental to the moral and re- The Light Brigade in Spain, or aid until he has first been tone of the communities in- in of Sir John Moore. St 9-1 ligious The greatest thing C the last fight and that we demand its DUNTON & MORSE, volved, the world to I Strang, Herbert. enforcement without exception keep i.u'.orious c ule bras de women agua Adventures of Harry Rochester. throughout our entire State.” young looking Attorneys at Law, and anacondas gorge tliem- of the of Marl- A tale days Maine It does this in a natural way. It Savings Bank Building, Belfast, ■ whole deer at once and borough and Eugene. St 9-2 Such was the resolution introduced Archdeacon Robinson at the after- is not a cosmetic or artificial skin i.i! for muscular strength. Strang, Herbert. by Office hours 8 to 12 a. in.; 1 to 4 j> in. noon of the diocesan convention intment. 41 tf session It clears the pores, Evenings by app a is the most hold anil vo- Brown of Moukden: a story of coating. simply of the Episcopal Church of Maine, May Robert F. Duntox. Ralph I. war. 9- the blood free ■ St gives circulation, Public. two, and woe to the un- the Russo-Japanese Kith, and after a lengthy and animated Notary Gleed unani- removes all wrinkles, and insures a it or heifer, which, pant- Tuttiett, Mary discussion it was adopted—not Grey.) any means, but by a good clear, healthy, well groomed skin. at and (Maxwell mously, by thirst, incautiously T 88-7 It should he understood that The great refusal. A novel... majority. 7ts frequent use from now will .1. FRANKLIN HARRIS .! his the conven- pool pre-empted by Horace A. in adopting the resolution Vaehell, keep you young looking and good In an instant the coil of tion does not itself on record as The hill. A romance of friend- place or the law, but looking. 50c and $1.00 per jar. around him, and a i'ear- V It either favoring opposing GRADUATE OPTICIAN, J ship. as demanding that it should be of bones ensues, simply Call at our store Ward, A. ii. enforced Even Archdeacon impartially. 9 7 Street, BKLFASf, ME a /or sample High of Maracaibo leads by The sage brush parson. A novel. WI Robinson, in his arguments in favor of COATj low channel into a curious Wartle, Margaret. the resolution, declared that he was not Freshman. A a Prohibitionist, but he did think that poor & 50N': Call for Townsend’s ime name, and is often er- Hetty Wales, story for ( W 22-3 the law should he enforced like other ■ cubed as an arm of the for girls.. statutes.—Portland Press. llltl'GGISTS like channel connecting Wartle, Margaret. Family Use | Wales, Sophomore. A story eiity miles long by from Betty POSTALS for girls. W 22-S is one of our specialties. We will glad- miles wide, and gulf and Two Stones of Williamson, Charles Norris aud Large 1111 your order for any.quantity different bodies of 5335 Corset Cover, 32 to 42 bust. ly Direct Photographs •gethei A. M. Coal of any size, and feel sure that you gii together they are called friend the chauffeur. W 68-1 CORSET COVER 5335. My Passed From Bladder. will find our Coal, our Prices, and our Maracaribo.” The is Constance Fenimore. lingerie is always in demand. No gulf Woolsou, Dainty times. woman ever yet possessed too large a supply ami John Johnston, of 216 E. 2d St., service very satisfactory at all a the Carribean Castle Nowhere. Lake-Country some new who for over 1-1 Sea, salt, none ever yet failed to be fascinated by Plainfield, N. J., HORSE cover illustrated has been tax collector ot an of sketches. 1899. W 85J and pretty model. The corset years j -Seeds* ,1 the lake is expanse is essentially dainty and shapely, just full enough that city, writes: “About three Zueblin, Charles. wiih I to suffer with I ■sh water fed by a hundred to allow of wearing under the blouse waist years ago began ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ WANTED. MM?,'ll A decade of civic development. success while the, separate portion of the hips dreadful pains in my kidneys. I Tie Swan k Sibley Go. and safe fora lady to drive. Also wanted to ex- "in the horseshoe curved with bulk In the illus- was also at times but a 362. Z does away at that point. very bilious, change a top buggy for canopy top carriage. 1905 it is made of fine nainsook with trimming most serious trouble was with 1*. 0. BOX (iSl or t<> Tel. r>-3. t surround it. The connect- tration my Belfast, Maine Apply to of German Valenciennes lace ami embroidery my water. Sometimes I could 33, 35, 37 Front St., Beware of Seed! OABTOniA. and when I did it Imperfect is so shallow that worked onto the material The design for this hardly pass it, very labor invol- with most excru- TELEPHONE 8-2. Kind You Have Always last is a ample one and the time and was attended Do not any Timothy Seed that has Secon il-lia nd s Beaw the Bought purchase of lightest draught can yfTtl6 ved are by no means excessive while the result is ciating pains. Nothing helped goods of every de- in to I de- not the of the Maine State Ex- al far more satisfactory than can be obtained me and I began despair. got analysis scription. Furni- by the way, it is a little medallions any other way. There are, however, cided to try periment Station. ture, bedding, ear- utes ship which makes the and applications which can be substituted if bet- RALPH H. ROCKWOOD, pets, stoves, etc. ter liked, batiste, both linen and cotton, lawn Low grade Timothy can be purchased for Antique furniture from the outside world to Senate Passes Rate Bill. and all the materials used for of the If ip garments iess than a specialty. you sort are thirty cents per bushel good to of Maracaibo. Venezuela appropriate. DR. KENNEDY’S have anything Washington, 18. After 70days o The corset cover is made with fronts and back Civil & Land sell drop me a May sleeves. Engineer Snrveyor. quality. I derives its name from almost continuous deliberation the railroai and all allow a choice of sleeves or no postal card and you will receive a prompt call. ''uice”) When the sleeves are omitted the arm-eyes Do not take that will test less than 99 rate bill passed the unanimou: Surveys and estimates for railroads, any WALTER H. COOMBS. which the by practically edges are finished with beading or embroidery, villages early vote of 71 to 3. The three vote: cent. pure. Corner Cross and Federal Sts., Belfas negative ! when used they are joined to the corset cover, wharves, water works and sewers. per Iy6 discoverers found set up on were cast by Senator Foraker, Republican o Iheir edges trimmed to match the neck. being We are now into store a car load of and Senators and Pettus back is in ihe center for its entire MAINE taking •s and which their Ohio, Morgan The tucked STOCKTON SPRINGS, lake, glow- and the fronts at the waist line that tests 99 cent. Also Democrats, of Alabama. There was length only, giv- 6ml3* Timothy per pure. 1 of a and AND WOMEN -umiations to the fa- of Senator; ing the suggestion girdle doing away Favorite ___ MEN compared somewhat larger attendance REMEDY best quality Red Clover, Alsyke Red Top than usual but the attendance in the gal with fullness at that point. tty of canals and gondolas, The quantity of material required for the me- for I heard so much about its good results. It helped and Hungarian. WANTED, EVERYWHERE. was means and then leries by no abnormal dium size is 36 inches wide with 2f yards me so that I kept it up, and now 1 have not taken the resemblance must have l§ yard work for us? can earn was no manifestation of auy kind when thi of insertion, 3* yards of edging and 3 yards of any for a year and am in good health. I never have We have choice Seed Oats. Also 2-Kow Seed Will you providing you and old more than if work for some one else. mote indeed. result was announced. There was, how beading to trim as illustrated. any pains, my appetite is good, my bilious- for feed. money you the time I was tak- Barley and nice clean Harley Wouldn’t like to he become a stockholder in an almost of relie : The 5335 is cut in sizes for 32, 34, 36, 38, nees has left me. During FOR you 1 SALE ever, general sigh pattern if could do so without any in- of lake Maracaibo is 40 and 42 inch bust measure. ing Favorite Remedy I passed two quite, our company you mliaiity among Senators. to for a !l large atones, and I have never been trou-. buildings and early crop convenience yourself? building yourself to be “laid out” in if so send us full name and ad- appears A. D. CHASE & SON, AGENTS. bled with my bladder since. Farmland; ten acres pasture, a never dry spring; life income, your near ress at once. Address, ■ad ravines like the It’s folly to suffer from that horribl Write to Dr. David Kennedy’s Sons, Rondout, N. five acres wood, in town of Prospect, Me., surrounding barn and shed. Terms plague of the night, itching piles. Doan’ | Belfast, Maine, Y., for a free sample bottle of Dr. David Kennedy’s quarries. House, wagon THE SWAN & SIBLEY CO. HOOD’S, Advertisement Dept. 151, !,ims; that Liver reasonable: $300.00down. Address is, though deep enough Ointment cures quickly and permanently All Patterns 10c. each, 12c. Catalogue Favorite Remedy, the great Kidney. and Blood 4w14* Augusta, Maine * by mail, at ail 2ml5* J. E. SPRAGUE, Frankfort, Me.’ Belfast, Feb. 20, 1900—tf8 middle, there are places where a At any drug store, 50 cents. 10c. By mail 14c. medicine. Large bottles $1.00, druggists. SOUTH MONTVIIXE. The Journal. Correspondence. Mrs. 0. P. Fuller of Camden spent last Republican County Sunday with lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. of Camden AST, THURSDAY. MAY 24, 1906. LIBERTY. L. Adams....Mrs. W. Sprowl Mil Mrs. Wern Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Butler of Camden are was the guest of her cousin, H. th HOWES' Thursday Morning by JAMES Published Sukeforth Every Mrs. E. L. Bennett, last Sunday... —Ed. visiting Mrs. Butler’s mother, the first of Co. -pent a few days in this place Journal Publishing an Wallace Worth- Republican Mitchell_Mr. l Mrs. ltie week.Mrs. VVm. Pottle has been in LIFE of Palermo are visiting Mrs. J. i\. poorly the past few days... .On WS ing quite on the sick list.The mills of CH AH 1,1 s A I’H.SBt A. Brown of this town, Nash is lit.} }?usini‘.s Manager Clough....Harry have been shutdown for who went to Colorado about a year ago, Cram and Adams a few B. F. Knowles was seen on Untold and Constant writes a account of a trip into the days.... Suffering are free alcoiiol glowing He is looking for a buy Many advocating Pike’s Peak region. Mr. Brown is much the street Monday. From that to do the chores and attend school. Sight who are decidedly opposed to free rum. improved by his stay in the west and intends Misery—Awful to enter school vvoi k in Colorado. Dreadful Infantile Ec- eternal in the human JACKSON. Complaint, “Hope springs CENTER LINCOLNVILLE. At a caucus of the Republicans of the at of his the and zema-Commenced Top breast," says poet, certainly storm ever ex- M. S. Stiles was SALE The most terrific thunder town of Jackson, May 19th, SPECIAL Entire been for spring this over this last Friday Head and Covered Body. we have hoping perienced passed place shosen a delegate to the State convention to about midnight. The lightning struck a tree a long time. be held in Portland, June 27th. The fol- year near Parker Young’s house ...The Centre _OF_ for Lincolnville Telephone Co. are running a lowing were chosen as town committee It was the late Carl Schurz who said, MOTHER PRAISES line to Addie Thayer's house, also an extra 1906-7: E. E. Morton, chairman, F. S. Ddl- the United States are now to run when a member of line to Hope, and they going loff, secretary. A. E. Davis, Janies Work REMEDIES — CUTICURA then an extra line to Camden Miss Ella ioung and 11. C. Hadley....The barn of F. B. Senate, of George M. Robeson, has been has returned from Boston. She was struck by lightning last Satur- the that lie had Mrs. Avis Taylor Secretary of Navy, employed at Edna Mosman’s... afternoon about five o’clock, killing a dreadful com- went to iay “Our baby had that sailors of being Froliock and Miss Sadie Rackliffe Sue of 3 steers and one cow. -‘the reputation among Williams of pair year-old Infantile Eczema, which afflicted Boston Saturday night—Mrs. The barn was not burned — Jackson Tent plaint, constitutional lawyer, and at her cottage him for several months, commencing at a great Providence, R. 1., has arrived N'o. 93, Knights of the Maccabees, at their Mrs. 1). the of his and at last of being a great sailor. at Lake City.... Mrs. Allen Moody, last meeting worked the degree on one can- top head, covering among lawyers and Miss were E. Moody, Mrs. D. E. Fletcher iidate. The tent has never lost a member bis whole body. His sufferings Julia Freeman were in Rockland shopping and Mrs. C. in is "busted.” the rate by death or suspension....Mr. untold and constant misery, fact, The paper trust Al. Knight of Boston, not Friday_Policeman 11. OUIlg oi £iiiia visiteu ouuuttj there was nothing we would have and the a month’s vacation — bill has passed the Senate, Mass., is here for ind Mrs. H. E. Chase. done to have given him relief. The Ernest Heal of Boston is visiting Chas. Ismsnisurr!uiTs o! other to be state of mind of the magnates 11.L-lunii is family doctor seemed wholly ntOY. of with the case, and be inferred from the inde- visiting Mrs. I)r. Leach....Fred Moody is Incapable coping trusts may j Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Hawes of Boston, after of his, W'hich at home for a vacation. ; various experiments attacks upon the President by to the we cent spent a few days last week with relatives resulted in no benefit child, -—SPECIAL In con- a and certain United Senators. this FREEDOM. it the Center.Mrs. Rowena Clarv re- Bent to Mazon, 111., to druggist got PRICES,-- who has been sick, a full set of the Cuticura Remedies and nection the Boston Journal says: Mrs. Nellie Cook, very airned last week to spend the summer, as as directions, and he began ucuc- is better at this writing....The applied per Just what is the expectation ui reported lsual, in her old home at Troy Corner— resi- i/O improve immeuiiuwj'j auu m o-uuuu --ON- this torrent ol body of Albert Stephenson, a former Miss Roy Rollins came home from Bangor fit underlying present three or four to show a to under- here from Saturday.Stanley Chase of Waterville days began senatorial abuse it is difficult dent of Freedom, was brought and for is He leaves a wile was in town last week-Frank Rand of brighter spirit really laughed, If it is the attack Auburn for interment. stand. political, of 1 ort- Waterville made a business trip to Troy, the first time in a year. In about ninety of if it arises and one son, Benjamin Stephenson the sort politics; is her lis native place, last Thursday, returning he was recovered, with the poorest that ]and_Mrs. T. I'. Williams visiting days fully spite, very o Waterville Bennett wrhich s from petty personal daughter, Mrs. A. M. Small... .Bryant & Friday—Mrs. Sybil exception of a rough skin, its it it md S. L. are back to and fact is bound to defeat object: Yo.se have started their new null... ..Mrs. son, Bennett, moving and eventually hat- near the gradually disappearing, Saturday, and heir former home Monday fear mills, leaving is the echo of corporate Keene has returned home from Washing- will be replaced by a healthy one. Tuesday, it too winter — \raos alone, ‘•monarch of all he surveys"... red the people cannot know any ton, S'. C., where she spent the “Praise for the Cuticura Remedies returned from I ort- Mr. J. E. Pierce, who has been spending a We the temper Mrs. Susan Five has our soon greatlv misjudge ew at to his work in has been greatest pleasure, a mo- Freedom weeks home, returned always will for iand to spend the summer-The wre of the public if it justify of base Gloucester, Mass., Saturday.. Mr. and Mrs. and there is nothing too good that MAY 26, 28 AND 29 abuse of the Academy boys played two games ment such low personal with Waterville lohn H. Bagley were called to Sherman could say in their favor, for they cer- abroad in ball the past week—one chief executive. There is ast week the illness and death of their saved our for he was High school and one with liood W ill boys, by tainly baby’s lif3, States a very definite of Bates ittle telephone is 1 ever these United and won both games... Mr. Mann granddaughter—The the most awful sight that beheld, is homes of John and conviction that Theodore Roosevelt the pulpit at the Congre- leing installed in the to the treatment of the Cuticura College occupied Jharles Smith—While X. H. Ward and prior and it will take far more than church May -Oth. Mrs. 1826 honest, gational down the Remedies. Maebelle_ Lyon, of Chandler, un- S'at Sargent were driving the combined efforts ‘Rhoades Hill" last week the horse took Appleton Ave., Parsons, Kan., July 18, unsettle it. SKAKSMOXl. man and Bailey to right and overturned the carriage. Mr. 1905." Alice M. Simmons is at home from Miss Ward escaped with bruises and Nat with a of vacation — Irving There is a great diversity opinion Boston for her summer lisiocated ankle. of resubmission. In Tootliaker visited his parents last Saturday COMPLETE TREATMEHT $( ACENTS FOR LEWANDO’S ,, the question ■ iAXDY POINT. most radical and returning to Bucksport Mon- Complete external and internal treat- juvjr are found the Sunday, u dav morning....Bavid L. < raig has bought Several fine catches of trout have been ment for every humor, consisting of the advocates of B. has moved emp .'.auce people, the Thay'*r house... A. Ripley , aken from the brook here the past week. Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, may his new home at the village.. .Preston French & sale of liquol, and into now be had for one dollar. A single he ni restricted A. B. Phe largest one weighed 15£ ounces....Mrs. Dying the Ripley Cleansing Freeman has bought Company II. set is often sufficient to cure the most MASS. would substitute for prohi- Mrs. W. M. and Mrs. Albeit Thay- •Ted Perkins has been in Brewer several IHJSTO*, those ho farm... torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning, and license. er were in town Saturday and Sunday. < lays the past week with relatives... Mrs. ,,(.ai option high for and humors, eczemas, rashes, and Mr. and Mrs. Beebee h it last Tuesday Martha Mrs. scaly A. Partridge and daughter, from to when Pio- '.nation of seemingly opposing their new home at Pemaquid.Rev. I. irritations, infancy age, Handle arrived last week and have however. Purdy, our new pastor, preached to a large Clapp, all else fails. -^- tore..- is readily explained, < their house for the summer—Mrs. congregation last Sunday, making a very ipened Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills are sold throughout referred to wish world. Potter & Chein. Corp., Sole Boston, men the audience — Melinda Doe arrived recently from Massa- the Drug Props., The temperance, favorable impression upon bend tor The Great Skin Book." be- will be observed May » husetts and expects to remain several hr submitted to the people Memorial >unday question men are 1 nonths—F. A. Foote and family have the re- 27th. All Grand Army requested are confident that ! uoved to Veazie. Mrs. and son ■ause they to be present at the morning service. Ser- Whipple PROSPECT I'EKin to at 10.30 a. m.Mrs. M. sill occupy the house vacated by them as sult w ould be favorable prohibition, moti by the pastor Willard Harding came home from North- visit oon as repairs can be made on it — Mrs. advocate le- 0. Wilson lias returned from a month's Standard Patterns the larger number who Sarah Clifford and Miss Edith Nutter at- field, Vt., last week, sick with rheumatism. MAIL result. last w-eek The Designer for May is ready for you. ORDERS i-uhmissiuii hope for a contrary euded the convention in Bangor ; He is attended by l)r. Towle of bueksport. tlsoMr. and Mrs. Hamlin and Mrs. Cox and _Mr. George Gruby returned to his home is a Democratic SAVA N V1LLE CENTER. SINGLE COPIES 10c. Receive prompt and careful attentio- While it primarily Miss Randall from the village—Rev. T. n Mass last Mrs. 0. storm for boston. Saturday. doubt a raa- The heaviest thunder years Derrick was in last week for two week.Mrs. Levi at the iuve. and favored no by Bangor will remain another We take subscriptions reduced GOODS GUARANTEED over tliis vicinity about 12 o’clock lays_There will be a sociable at the hall Harriman of Cambridge, Mass., called on tl at quite a percentage passed 5o cents a nt; party, It is known to have ITiursday evening, May 24th. All are hi- relatives here last Sunday—\V. D. Hard- rates, year. as represente: firm for last Friday night. . lightning last struck in live different {daces in this vicin- at a like of >vei here Saturday morning and another Saturday p. in. A horse and three pigs hibition. There is diversity two miles and two sets ol build- ity within light, but no damage was done that we were in the barn at the time. They were far as learned no ...i in the Republican party. Brew- were burned. So Levi Harriman of Cam- ings jI leard of_Mrs. frightened, but not hurt.Miss Evelyn was done by the thunder storm Jordan a caucus which declared damage iridge, Mass., visited Mrs. Sarah Avery is visiting relatives in brewer- t,r je(j t,)f with afternoon... .Mrs. Beals is very Satuidav Lnd family over Sunday and left on the [ W. II. Hardman, who has been at other towns aie Mrs. Gilbert Morrill apt. tor resubmission; sick. Her daughter, Monday afternoon train for Bangor to join home the past week with his family, return- JAMES H. is with her — Hiram Hustus is to Cobh and prohibition. of Brooks, j mr husband, who has been to Machias oir ed to boston last Saturday to join his ves- HOWES, Hedged at work for for 0. G. of Waldo.... Hussey | ►usiness. sel, sell. Jacob M. Haskell — Albert Avery the result it is likely to be B. has returned to Lowell, Whatever S. Patterson was at home from Bangor and spent Sunday Me Keen and wife of Frank- Those who are advo- Mass.John with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. b. C. Avery. ODD FELLOWS’ disappointing. fort visited his mother Sunday—Mr. Jen- VIXTERPORT. BLOCK, BELFAST, KtAINE resubmission under the mistak- had a shock last week, remains ^ cating nys, who Quite a large party attended the annual UNITY. vote would about the same.There was no Grange Aid has ^——^1———1 en idea that an affirmative 1 ■leetina of the Grand Chapter 0. E. S. in The meeting of the Ladies’ Society _ — Mil- meeting last Saturday night George from 24th to 30th. remember that were Mr. been postponed May May mean license, should lev of Waldo is doing some papering for loulton last week. Among them with ! he ..The Ladies Aid Society of Troy met than two years must elapse — Mrs. Webb is more Miss Louise Cunningham ind Mrs. C. R. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. James Miss Maud Monroe Wednesday, May 23rd, ■ laws can he Knowlton is iore the prohibitory repeal- slowlv gaining—Llewellyn rreeman, Mrs. D. 11. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. for is that all who can I Frankfort. supper_It hoped “The rank is but the guinea stamp, ed, at d that untii then enforcement at work on Mosquito Mountain, i. ('. Thompson, Mrs. C. C. Moody and will furnish flowers for Memorial Day... I is at the he demanded A vote in favor of .Mrs. David Moody visiting 1 Japt. A. J. Crocker... Mrs. Mary M. Colson The man9 s a man for a' that.'9 will L. A. home of her brother, Mr. Robertson. ] etui ned home on boat after hav- ;!:o av. will not. as believe, set- Tuesday’s moil Sunday, May 27th, before the local G. I many of Frankiort was in !.James Robertson the winter in Boston — Capt. El- who has without the for years to come. ng spent A. It. Post_Charles Mitchell, is an undeniable truth, but question town Sunday. uer Larrabee has gone to Portland to take the last two or three the vote be close or the major- | been employed years the would not The Whether lommand of the schooner one of to in the guinea stamp gold Securities Pemaquid, in has returned his farm — the BERN HAM. Connecticut, tv ;;i;u in of prohibition His son Winfield of the support ;. A. McKenney’s vessels. tliis town bringing a wife with him— pass for the face value coin, or for a wed- — OH — for uulification repeal Mr. and Mrs. Eugene oiing gave him — Silas P. has gone in efforts Lccompanied Kelly There are many cases of sickness this and a man all the quali- one may possess will vniinue. The is that 19th. 0 Boston to visit his Edward and so doctors are problem ding reception Saturday evening, May brothers, and adjoining towns, that the of a .Oscar Cole has his es and characteristics gentleman •an never he satisfactorily solved. _Mr. and Mrs. George Dodge will hold a 'itzroy.. opened bakery kept very bus).The funeral of Mrs. and is his carts but if his does not pro- n theDuuton block running Conners was held at the village Monday and appearance wedding reception Friday evening, May is u>ual_Charles Curtis and wife an re- .Clarence as he will not be his was largely attended... Whitten, claim him such, itil CHI ROILS. *j5th_Will Getchell, who broke leg on of a | viving congratulations the birth who has employment in Boston, was at the some two months ago, has so tar recovered taken for one. laughter_Mr. Walter Haley has returned home ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred from his injury that he can move about Mrs. '-Hi next Sunday in the I'niversalist rom a visit with his daughter, George Whitten, over Sunday—Mrs. Hussey of without the aid of crutches-The six- There is that about of 12 Kuppenheimer Tie National Bank Hefei •luin:- .it 1".4"> a. in. Sunday school at lean, in Winchester, Mass.Leo LeSan was a visitor at the of Dennis Getchell has been Swampscott, Mass., years-old son nit last week for Boston.Captain Benj. home of her sister, Mrs. Khoda Taylor, from Clothes—a certain character—style- City for several with confined to the house days \twood and wife returned last week from a till the Tues- next Adams of Oak- Saturday, May 19, following elegance in material, style and lit that w l'nitariaii church Sunday a severe cold_Mrs. .John — the ;tay of several weeks in Boston Rev. W. day. She returned to Swam.scott on Tues- morning service at 10.43 o’clock, land is visiting at Mr. Dennis Getchell's. in mark the wearer immediately a “Gen- are \. Luce and family are getting settled day, and Mrs. Taylor will go with her and always open to the Public Our Best 0 the Kev. _Oakes Dodge, who has been in very Eye. ivith preaching by pastor, llarry Jieir new home and the society will tender continue her journey to Chicago, the home tleman.” blitz. Sunday school at 12o’clock. I poor health for the past two months, is ; hem a reception Monday evening.The of her son. for your money is Absolute and Unquestion. gaining very slowly.... M rs. Andiew Pease, j worth went to Cole’s Corner Fri- At tlif* Mission, 58 High street, prayer hip League Husiness and w ho has been very sick for several weeks, i SWAM’lLLE. profes- morning at '* o’clock; lay evening to present their popular farce, meeting Sunday is no better at this writing... .Mrs. Ardella j a Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goldsmith of Salem, sional men find that Safety. 2.30 ami 7 o’clock m. Meet- l'he Old Maid’s Convention. They report at i>. of Pittsfield visited friends and summer home on preaching Reynolds uil house and a good time-The usual Mass., have opened their Clothes during the week Wednesday, 1 hurs- sun- Kuppenheimer relatives in this place Saturday and he held here Memorial the east side of Swan Lake.Sunday and at 7.30 in. ixercises will Day. are as a U\. Frida} Saturday p. M»> 19th and 20th... Joseph Ilathorn school concert May at tiie just great help to day, L'he Orrington band will furnish music and Sunday, 27th, 3 on Accounts. Eve: > invited attend. to his barn com- to them as the Pay % Savings bvdy'is has the extension nearly he address will be by S. L. Miller of Union church at 1 o’clock p. in., standard. highest | has bought a sermon Rev. A. A. Smith of sri tes at the North cliurch : Junior C. E. pleted.Leander Young iValdoboro, Past Commander of the Maine Memorial by priced custom tailor's. 3;;n in.; of G. J. Dodges’ faun adjoining his, Belfast at 3o’clock m....Mr. E. 11. Nick- 1 l,ur- la\ at p. piayer meeting portion L A. R. p. If you have never worn w a desirable addition. Farm Solicit Check Accounts an 1 i at 7.30 p. m.; morning worship w hich ill make very erson of Portland is at Maple Terrace 42l your n:'day a • 12 ....Alonzo Dodge of Cheilis, Idaho, has for a few ten ilie thunder storm Kuppenheimer gar- Sir,.lay at i. 45 a in.; Sunday school at UONTVILLE. days.A » W are to all matter been his G. J. for over one. prepared give a. in Christian Endeavor at 0.30 p. m.; visiting brother, Dodge, passed this place last Friday night. ment, try ! two weeks Dr. had not The Libertv Telephone Co. has been set- evening service at 7.30 p. m. the past Dodge The lightning struck in rapid succession in You will find it the the most prompt attention i visited his native town for 15 years....The ing new poles between Liberty village and eight places within a radius of less than •Keiigious services will be held in the in this have farm- standard of what is best farmers vicinity begun he switch at West Searsmout... .C. T. Ran- three miles. The homes of Mr. Elisha Par- every detail. at East * ohape! Northport Sunday, May 27th, ing in good earnest. sons and Mr. James Ilei.ry Harvey were in quality and correct a. in., with sermon on Memorial la.il sold a COW last to Frank at 10..v» Friday Boyn- burned in an incredibly short time, leaving in the Kev. G. G. Wins- style. Thoughts !>;. pastor, THORNDIKE. ;on_S. L. Bagley recently killed his the families destitute. It is especially hard :t»w: at 11.30 a. at 2.00 have on hand Grade Bond m., Sunday school; florae that he had for nearly twenty years for Mr. as he is old. $150 was High The first warm days of the season, Friday Parsons, very p. m,. services at the Woods schoolhouse. ind bought another of V. A. Simmons of burned in the Harvey buildings.Albert and Saturday, brought with them several Davis is for to for sale. Morning worship at the Methodist church Searsmout—George working Cunningham went to Thorndike Sunday W. Clark thunder showers. At sunset Satur- Dan Sanford — The school Mr. Clement’s which he and Chel- & Co., next Sunday at 10.45 a. m. with sermon by heavy superintendent get horse, harry las changed the books In the schools of the lis Michaels took to Seal Harbor Monday. the pastor, Kev. J. W. Hatch; Sunday day night the changed and The Main Street temperature ;own_A. R. Boynton is In South Free- ....Masters and Elmer Cunningham Clothiers, Rent Fire and Proof Safe Boxes, school at noon ; Junior league at 3.30 p. m.; Sunday was cold ami windy. Sunday night, Emery Burglar Deposit lorn at work in James Sylvester’s mill.... went to Verona to visit their little Tailors and evening service at 7.15 p. in. All seats free, May 20th, quite thick ice formed on water Monday Outfitters, Last as Granville Atkinson was sister Uazel.Mr. and Mrs. of Ban- better can be found in the State. invited. in roadside pools — Ross C. Higgins and Friday Fogg Maine. protection public his his horse Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Belfast, Richard C. Higgins are making improve- farrowing potato ground got gor spent Sunday with The Great Drink as Kaised 1 over the trace and as Mr. Atkinson Maddocks of Belfast Question, by ments on their buildings — A .'bury Har- leg Nickerson.Alfred Israel in the Wilderness and Echoed was to unhitch the trace the with his Mr. and by mon has been very ill the past week. His attempting spent Sunday parents, ‘The Multitude** in the State of lorse kicked him below the knee, bad- G. Maddocks .. Whoever took Thirsty recovery is doubtful.Mr. and Mrs. Will just Mrs. Herbert Maine, is the topic upon which Kev. E. S. have moved to the home of Mr. Na- y splintering the bone. After a wait of the tulip from the Swan Lake cemetery will Libby will Total Over Khilbro- k will speak next Sunday forenoon than Libby in Unity—Stephen F. Files, several hours Dr. Hoit of Liberty arrived please return it...The W. C. T. U. Responsibility $132,000 n church. Other services will of but the Dist. No. 3 the Baptist who had been in Massachusetts the past ind later Dr. Miliett Searsmont, meet at 2 o’clock in schoolhouse he as follows: school at was so swollen that could be afternoon the sum- Sunday noon; two weeks, returned Monday night — Miss eg uothing every Saturday during men’s meeting at 3.30 p! m.; Christian En- Hazel Andrews with lone more than to remove some of the mer. NoticE and passed Saturday night deavor meeting at 6.30 p. m., Gospel her sister, Mrs. Fred L. Higgins.... Mrs. splinters, and send him to the Waldo coun- service at 7.2.0 in. w'ould have •..raise and preaching p. Fred Hasty and children passed May 20th ;y hospital in Belfast, where he CATARRH A GERM DISEASE. WM. B. SWAN, Pres. C. W. WESCOTT, Cashi The seats are free. with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heath.Al. Proper nursing,as it appears doubtful about the leg. He was taken to Belfast annual convention of the Waldo Howe of New burg was in town and saving : The ; Friday E. E. Tasker... Dur- Breathe Air Medicated by Hyoniei and Kill TO THE PUBLIC DIRECTORS School Association will he | bought some early lambs of Ross C. llig- Saturday morning by | ountj Miiiday the shower of last Friday night the the Germs. held at the church in Belfast Fri- gins—Estley Gordon lias bought the Al- ng I liomas W. Pitcher, Clarence E. Mcln baptist j struck the barn of Fred A. Clem- Now that and scientists uni- \Vm. B. Swan, day. dune 1st. l’icnic dinner and supper ! bert Monroe farm and moved therewith his iglitning physicians 1 Mit on Knox and killed two of his that catarrh is a germ dis- F. Elmer A. Thomas H. v il served. will ! family. Mr. Monroe and wife will occupy ridge versally agree Robert Dunton, Sherman, Shea, Delegates please bring Ono of thpin is said to have been I the home vacated Mr. ease, the reason for the failure of the old- uru i ''. I ea aiiu cunee, Deans, Drown by Gordon.The j Asa A. Howes, Chas. P. Hazelline, VVinfielJ S. Pen,II 1 It set fire to the but in this trouble is -o Now and Then Club met last even- tvorth §200. hay, by fashioned stomach-dosing ;uea-i. ., will be provided at the chinch. Friday 1 laid work on the part of Mr. Clements anil seen. \i ; ;ei,d> <>f the Sunday school are in- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson, readily some who were out hanging Prior to the of a treat- ICE CREAM t gBBBBBwBWHaBKWMMHWMM —■ < The and were young people discovery Hyoniei, PURE 11*■ Follow ing is the program : president vice president ab- baskets the fire was out and the cures catarrh the air sent and the meeting w as called to order by May put merit which by filling FORENOON. ! After all the was and I the secretary, Miss Ruth Small. At the juildings saved. danger you breathe with germ-killing healing manufactured. All orders prompt- Vi oo. 1 »evotional service, east Mr. Clement and at last ac- statistics showed that at least Belfast hmi: collapsed medication, of I Opera Led Lev. ,J. W. Hatch was confined to his bed. of hundred ly tilled, both In and out city. by I served by the hostess. The next meeting ,‘ounts ninetv-seveii out every persons Carriages and i'. we from catarrh or W. J. CLIFFORD. ’o. J»iM.'U.-'>ioii. Why have come, will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .James in this state were suffering sell by the gallon, in bricks, or in Led by T. N. Pearson some form. Although Ilyomei has been Cates Friday evening, May ‘Jotli. tlOMlOK. creams. 10. H j known a few the remarkable single Reports. The W. C. T. U. held their quarterly only years, 1. ami Treasurer. its use are shown the Secretary CENTER MONTVII.I.K. results following by HAY 2. Poll-call of Schools. | meeting in the Grange hall May 18th and much smaller percentage of those who suffer Parlors now open at No. 99, High Street. Harnesses. FRIDAY, sold five last Reports o£ Delegates. Yolney Thompson carriages •hose officers for the ensuing year as fol- with catarrh today. week. One went to two were de- The treatment with is very simple Music. Weston, ows: President, Mrs. L. VV. Woodman, Ilyomei and a small inhaler comes with l.oo. Discussion: Hard Problems in Sun- livered in Belfast and two in Lincolnville. Vice Presidents, Mrs. W. II. Twombly, pleasant; every outfit and three or four times a day „„ G. B. MARSANO. School Mr. to a MissS. A. Mansur; Recording Secretary, daj Management, Thompson seems have ready sale is breathed through this, making Led Mr. M. Prentiss for all the Mrs. W. II. Twombly; Corresponding Sec- Ilyomei stock of of all 6HMTEST by Harry carriages he manufactures. the air at that time like that found on the I have a large carriages 11.30. Miss Stock last retary MissS. A. Mansur; Press WHEN the Primary Department, During thunder shower Friday correspon- mountains where the forests give off custom and Western Car- 12.00. Dinner. dent," Mrs. Lora Chase; Flower Mission, pine kinds on hand, night Fred Clements’ barn was struck and and balm. Mrs. Julia Supt. of L. T. L., Mrs. their fragrant healing the best manufacturers. AFTERNOON. two horses killed. An apple tree was de- White; to riages from Lizzie llaskell. Cake and cocoa were Used iu this way, Ilyomei penetrates stroyed on William Pullen’s place.. Clifton over be- 1.30. Praise Service. Dolliff will the most remote cells of the nose, throat and If in want please look my stock Morse sent six barrels of apples to Boston served_Rev. Frank S. preach 1.45. local officer A. lungs, absolutely killing all catarrhal germs / it 3 at 119 Welcome, Py Ben va- the Memorial sermon for the G. It. May once, good painters. Apply High WOMEN last of the Starks ami Davis Mr. J. H. week, and a and fore purchasing. £ir Response, By Gilley 27th at 2 m. at the village church-The effecting complete permanent ^ riety. lie has in his cellar some sound p. v treet. Belfast. 2.00. and Junior ap- cure of the disease. rear of Windsor Hotel, ™ Primary Conference, that were the fall of Sunday school opened 20, and the Repository ples picked during May costs but one PAINT & PAPER CO. Miss Stock was for the first time since The complete outfit dollar, BELFAST 1904-Mrs. Rate Hannan has gone to Mas. diurcli opened i nut 2.30. Teachers’ while extra bottles can be obtained for 50 «« Training: What, How, sachusetts on a visit-W. D. Tasker repairs....Mrs. Jackson Curtis has been H. C. MARDEN. PRODUCED L Mr. Lufkin gave cents. R. Id. Moody has seen such remark- LUf Who, his house a new coat of last week. suffering from grip_Joseph Palmer is not Music. paint able results from the use of that he Wentworth did the gaining as fast as his friends wish he might. Ilyomei CARD OF THANKS. 3.00. Wesley job.The sells it under an absolute guarantee that it life Business. last _Mrs. Leonard Packard is very low- AT THE HEADQUARTERS a play taueTo Centennial committee met Thursday unless it cures. We wish to thank all of the friends and neigh- 1. Reports of Committees. the little son of Charles Conant, fell costs nothing afternoon at Charles King's grove, where Tyler, ^ lors who so kindly assisted us In our late be- SCENERY and 2. Election of officers. in the door and cut his head so that TONS OF the Centennial celebration will be held in step 1 eavement. Mbs. Howard Murphy, 3. Offering. August, to make plans for that event. ;hree stitches had to be taken—A. H. LETTER TO L. H. HART, Mr. and Mrs. £. L. White, ELECTRICAL EFFECTS 3.30. Conference: Grading, Promotion, Re- has been his Mrs. Harold Murhhy HORSE EXCHANGE, The committee were all present and a few Mayo visiting daughter, views, Visitation, Mr. Lufkin in Boston. His BELFAST, MAINE. of other citizens of the town. It was voted Agnes Dingwell, daughter, MAINE. AN EXCELLENT CAST M usic. H. A. Holtof him. Dear Sir: Thad K. Manning, editor BELFAST, to make three grades of privileges, one for Mrs. Dover,accompanied Esq., 4.00. Address: Decision Day, White a week in Alton Gold Henderson, N. (J., sends more useful horses selling ice cream, one for confec- _Mrs. Julia spent of The Leaf, -eiHEALEY’S*- THIC VVPPL' T- good, Rev. E. E. Morse selling of in his town. 1 MIS VVCL.IV arrived Tuesday. Some large and line one to be with her niece, Miss Jessie Sargent, us this tale Devoe and 50 CTS tionery that of goods and for 3300 lbs. This makes PRICES 25, 35 4.30. Intermission. before she away. Much Mr. James A. O’Neil’s house was painted pairs weighing from 3700 to victualling. These privileges will be let to passed sympathy to Bos- o’clock 5.30. here and 14 horses received and 19 natives slopped ! Seats on sale Thursday at 10 Supper. one on the of Peddlers s expressed by people for the family. twenty years ago with Devoe; lately as any payment $5. ton since April 10. Should like to ship many 7.30. Praise service, and Her father was a native of Monroe-The was painted again. 1 Ice Cream Parlors in others will be admitted for traffic by out as have been received. Bring your good Led Rev. T. P. Williams storm of last week did no is too but the by making a trade with the committee. In- heavy thunder Twenty years lpng; paint drivers and exchange them for something larger. Card of Thanks. in of Monroe so far as better than other in half the steam en- EVENING. vitation cards will be issued and circulated laniage the vicinity looked paint ABE NOW OPEN FOB THE SEASON. We have a six-horse power portable are externi saw- Our sincere thanks hereby beard from.. ..Mrs. Lonise is recov- time. This answers for Oil wheels in working order—wood " •< 7.16. and and the eveut will be advertised and a large Wingate quality. Orders gine good friends and neighbors and to Scripture Prayer, Mr. Loren A Devoe 1 Ye make a specialty of Dinner and Party Also one double horse jigger wagon nany is to be Pearl ering from her recent sickness. Takes less quantity, too. gallon ing machine. .odge F. and A. M., who so kindly remi Rev. D. L. Wilson gathering expected—Miss two inch axle, for sale or exchange. tlx Robinson still remains quite sick — Mrs. will go as far as five to ten quarts of com- Block with break, and assistance at the time of 7.30. Address, Rev. Fred Morgan Oxton visited her father Charles Oxton, 1 ’arlors next door to Opera House WILLIAM E. GRINNELL, >athy Buy Twombly has gone to Freedom to visit mou paint. Yours truly 3-13. 1 >f ouj husband and father.: Music. last Saturday and Sunday....Mr. and Mrs. from 6.30 p. m. to 9 p. m. Bearsport, Me.—Tel. ELI C. WEST and 0*“ her Mrs. Charles Brier of Win- F. W. Devoe & Co. ^""Open Sunday 7-11. MRS. 3.00. Address, President Chas. L. White W. F. White of Waldo were at W. A. Po- parents.... or Care of Phoenix House, Belfast—Tel. in town. S. Mason & Hall sell our paint. 1 109-11. Closing Exercises. land’s May 20th. terport has been visiting P. elephone > has requested that The Belfast Band was out for practice Mr. Freeman M. Wood of this dty will be Heretofore the Mayor marched around stores aud factories be BELFAST. Tuesday evening. They a candidate before the Republican all public offices, NEWS OF County to 4 I HE a few selections in Day from 1 p. m. the square and gave Convention for nomination at County closed on Memorial an audi- Duuton suggests that these PUBLISHERS’ NOTICE. post office square to appreciative Treasurer. Mr. Wood has served three This year Mayor »>■ f»r the reniainder of of The Journal are on sale at the ence. years in the common council and two years places close at 1 P to meet with .1856 gener- A. D. & ices: seems CHASE SON Search and so Seizure. It having in the board of aldermen, has been engaged the day, and this At the post nmee. n'.ce. in business in this from his al v springs. At the post been currently reported that liquor was city youth, and approval._ I. H. "■ nr. At the store of is in for the *W661 sold at the Phoenix House in every way qualified position lie REAL ESTATE. • being freely TRANSFERS IN and store nf n. J. Dickens. this city Sheriff Carleton with Deputies seeks. DRY GOODS, SMALL WARES CARPETS Miss E. M. Hall, 1 in in real estate -ear-port, and Ellis called at the house The transfers i M. J. Dow. llrooks, are author- Hurd, Cuddy Dickey’s excursion to Stockton Springs following and adver- in \Ialdo Countr Registry 1,1, ,,, five subscriptions last Saturday afternoon and made a sys- last Sunday was made under adverse cir- were recorded C0RNER LARUESr ST0CK OF of week ending May 21, 1906: re= Journal Publishing Co. tematic search from cellar to basement cumstances, the wind blowing cold and Deeds for the • Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Chase • ts A EIJASESThe most Caroline Bradbury, Bel- prominent ... 'sHIPT WAKT^i • w ithout finding a drop of the ardent. Uuo There were about on Albion H. ami 0,1 ** strong. forty board land in turn from Boston this week with new and sea- Z began its rounds last fast, to Elmer A. Sherman, Belfast; business estabiisn- sprinkler was the only thirst quencher on tap. the Castine, however, and the trip proved J ment in Belfast. IN Belfast. X one. to Nathan F. • sonable merchandise. Archie L. Shepard will present an entire an interesting Next Sunday the .1 W Bnrtress, Belfast, in Belfast. Sheldon has been appointed a steamer will make the same and Houston, do ; land new program of life motion-pictures at the trip the to 0. Gal- for busi- Flmer P Cole, Burnham, Mary .■tioneer and is ready new work there is of special interest to all. Belfast Opera House, Thursday, May 24th, lison. do.; land and buildings in Burnham. • Shirt Waist Lowell 2 Stockton to Priscilla Undermuslins matinee and evening. lie will show some Ask Mr. Dickey. Ruth C. Clifford, springs, do.; land in Stockton T. L'. will meet tomorrow, Fri- views of San Francisco to and after A Nason’s John M. Merithew, Suits prior Spitz great production, “When FOR JUNE BRIDES Cprpets # rs Helen A. Carter, 25 High the Palace to be at to L. D. { ll the earthquake, including Hotel, Women Love,” presented the Opera B. Cottrell, Belfast, Lit-1 AND URADUA 1 ES. SPHar8vey in Belfast. A The Acorn and Domestic The Lowell all wool extra 2 Market street, Ferry Landing, The Cliff Douse to-morrow, Friday, night is a of Searsport; land play tlefield, F. Z brands in two-piece suits, cataloeue bv mail FREE. Golden Gate Charles E. Marden, Liberty, to George Illustrated is the Lest 2 School House, Washington street, sunshine and shadows, smiles and w recommend themselves super Carpet he an all-day Sunday tears, Palermo; land in Liberty. Palo Alto ndiioh oarrinc il’itll it 9 lllfiinn nf Kroon Marden, Sold iu whole sets or singly. made in th's 0 meeting in Halldale Thursday, Park, Leland Stanford tomb, Albert H Monroe, Thorndike, to Rosie A highly to the buyer. country. University, and many other points of in- acter and pure love. The next attraction to E.* Wilson, Lisbon; land and buildings in; 2 Prices range from Sold only in Belfast by 0 also 30 others of and sensa- at the House will be Thorndike. ,, I are terest; comedy follow Opera “Utah,” A. D. CHASE & SOX. 0 lordly wintered well, as they J. Austin McKeen, Belfast, to J. B. Dar- A to tion. a rural comedy in four acts, with Wm. Law- Swanville. $1.38 $7.00 each. merous than ever tjiis spriug. ling, do.; land in j „.. .it ...„ n f w Stockton ... ----- in the role. It ill be H. Randell, Springs, ! show a ... rence leading present- Almeda Price 70c. 2 f the dog licenses will land in Stockton per yard. one on June 2nd. to G. A. Stevens, do.; hit i ? the third district Democratic Congressional ed for night only, Springs. A KID GLOVES convention, to be held in Fairfield June to G. A. to have one of Clean Streets. The Machias S. A. Rendell, Stockton Springs, Jap and China Mattings. 0 ,,acted published Republi- Stockton A in Black and le- 28th. Waldo county is entitled to delegates fact that the Stevens, do.; laud in Springs. White, an 0. Johnson’s articles on The can notes the street commis- to Charles Nellie II Townsend, Bangor, Wilton and as follows: Belfast, 6; Belmont, 2; Brooks, had ft button length, Bigelow Brus- 2 Nary this week, but the manu- sioner of that town cleaned the ditches C Pattersou, do.; land and buildings in 2; Burnham, 2; Frankfort, 2; Freedom, 2; sels Rugs, all sizes. al come to hand, along Main street, and that for a few hours Searsmont. 2 East Boston, Henry 9 Price $3.00 a Islfesboro,3; Jackson,2; Knox, 2; Liberty,2; it a very neat but Marietta McG. Eaton, pair. had a presented appearance; aud Lelia E. Man- K.'s particularly pleasant Montville, S. Launher. New A ork Lincolnville, 3; Monroe, 2; 2; that in a few hours “the usual amount of uuuu .uenr Roxbury Tapesiry Vugs, the evening of May 16th at the SOU, Pittsfield, .Mass., iu 0 Morrill, 2; Northport, 2; Palermo, 2; Pros- banana and and dirt of all de- laud in Stockton size 9x12, $18.00 Z Leslie C. Follett. Some piano orange peels thew; Stockton Springs; # ETON SUITS 3; 2; Stock- to pect, 2; Searsmont, Searsport, sci iptions began appear and the next day Springs. .... ,-specially enjoyed. F to Clifton P. Ellis, n Linoleum 5i'c. ton Springs, 2; Swanville, 2; Thorndike, 2; the street had assumed its normal W, Ellis, Searsport, Z We have a few of these ^P appear- Stockton land and buildings in .1 be a special meeting of the 3; Waldo, 1; Wiuterport, 2. Springs; w desirable suits left at square yard. Troy, 2; I'nity, ance. The Republican says that after Stockton Springs. ia.t.T. A.R.,this, Thursday,after- to Rose E. wholesale prices. Belfast Homes. We begin this week a streets have been properly cleaned they Marv E Gordon, Thorndike, 0 spection. Supper will be served et al., Lisbon Falls; land and Inlaid Linoleums jak illustrations of Belfast cannot be in this condition so Wilson, 90c., series of Homes, kept long as in Thorndike. t is invited to attend, buildings and $1.40 which will include many of tire private careless persons throw whatever waste they James ('. Lanipher, Stockton Springs (by Z Black Heatherbloom $1.00, $1.25 W arrived last week in Florence E. hisgaso- residences in this city. The house shown have into the ditch. This applies here as admii istrator) to Rendell, do.; square yard. V in Stockton Taffeta aii Vinalhaven with live lobs- land nd buildings Springs. Skirts, on the 2nd page was built by the late Janies well as elsewhere. Last Sunday morning ft at at 15 were retailed the boat for after as and P. White and occupied many years people were going to church, post office ft $2.25 $3.00 each I Ingrain Tapestry and 0 sold at 16 cents a when boiled his death members of his family. It is a and the streets were Democratic Convention. by square intersecting Congressional Plush Fillings for Rug 0 •> found a ready sale. tine specimen of colonial architecture and filled with waste paper, from small bits to A Domestic Wrappers, The Democrats of the Third Congression- Borders. subscriber writes: a commanding position at the sheets a or more boxes ^k .polls, Minn., occupies yard square, paper al District of Maine comprising theeouuties a all sizes. of and Church streets with which was Somerset and my pleasure to reuew my sub- junction High and rubbi>h of all kind*, blown of Hancock, Kennebec, WALTON Plain Linoleum 0 avenue. The front of Joseph will meet in convention at the ,0 ur interesting paper for the Northport here and there by the strong north wrind, a Waldo, ft Lace and /Vluslin Curtains house is seen on the and on on NA1RN5 Printed '9 1 have been particularly inter- Tyler’s right danger to those driving and unsightly to Opera House, Fairfield, Thursday, the left the C. B. Hall and J. C. Durham 28, at 11 a. m. ns m's articles on the Navy." everyone. In this connection the Machias June a Table Linens and Napkins PEERLESS Priscilla Undermuslins for women who a candidate BISSEL’S 2 house. well for the purpose of nominating Carpet Sweepers ■ Republican says: are an entertainment and dance and to transact other particular. for Congress any Scotch Brown-tail moths have been found on the Realize that the appearance of your town come before A Anderson’s Imprted -?t Grange Hail, Waldo, Fri- business that may properly MAY nANTON PATTERNS,!Oc by mail »c means If and Car- ik trees on lower Church street and as other something commercially. you — 32 inches •* Short Lengths M u j.'ith, with music byTown- thee nvent on; A (jinghams. CATALOGUES 10c., by mail 14c. must throw your waste out, let it be out will be as be infested with these The basis of representation Remnants of all -:ra. for those who sections may pests tlm back not on tlie main and wide to close, pet 2 Supper door, street, follows: Each city, town and plantation should be looked after now before the when the street commissioner has made an ^ kinds. W :: postponed until June 1st. they will be entitled to one delegate and for each A. D. CHASE & SON, Fringes. Rug effort to the as well as T%tT foliage comes out. Brown-tail caterpillars, improve appearance 73 votes cast for the Democratic candidate 9c. Fasteners and Linings. 0 sing have been drawn to serve the condition of the don’t start in at per yard CHASE’S CORNER. when well are mark- streets, for Governor in 1004 one additional delegate; district court in Han- grown, tawny colored, once to undo that work. i "states and for a fraction of :iS votes in excess of ed the sides In a row of £ along conspicuous the town clean—it Grand Jurors, Allen H. Keep pays. To votes an additional delegate. white with two red at the can be filled 000000000000 >. pure spots, spots Vacancies in any delegation Willis Hatch; petit A Bl kning Accident Last some tail. Brown tail change to the Sunday a resident of the county in which A. Hanks and Edwin M. caterpillars only by of Mrs. A. S. boarders were exists. form and emerge as moths about the Fahy’s spending the vacancy pupa The District Committee will be in session the day at what w as formerly the Condon first of July. Male and female brown-tail at Tlie Gerald at 10 a. m., on the day of the Lutz is the possessor of a on the shore below the moths are unsullied white, the female hav- place, just pavilion, convention to receive the credentials of 1 won 7 of iris chair, by doing now owned by Mrs. Fahy. They had a fire ■ ing a tuft of golden or brownish hair at her delegates. “1 Adulterated ! in Per order. e.,st puzzles found packages on the shore and while the others of the tail, from which the species takes its name. F. F. Fairiiuotiieu, known breakfast 0. food,]!. party were at the house Miss Lovisa Fuller, F. A. Greek. Tim eggs hatch out late in the summer and & ms on exhibition last week at CARLE a sister of Mrs. was in mak- George Ik Stuart, *T the larva- feed until the leaves be- Fahy, engaged JONES!,♦> \. A. Howes A Co. young Thomas F. Murphy, and ing coft'ee, when her apron took fire. She gin to fall, then spin a winter web District Committee. Pianos 1* nt is on foot among members wac linuhlo tn rumnvo if :iiui rusi 1 ii\ntier 3 eminent id Belfast to bring danger she called to the rest of the party, material ami cheap work « .foicement of all ordinances The loitering ami standing on street cor- Cheap who were in the and ran a distance covered with adul- citv statute books, or if un- ners on Sunday has been discontinued for house, cleverly up j to bring about their repeal, the first time in many years. The police at about 70 feet and threw herself into the tenants make the Piano look o*' to take ^ that nature ought have orders to keep people moving and it is water. One of the boarders saw her as she and We 3 1 HEALTHY, tempting VICTOR on ail.—Hallowed Register. noted with satisfaction that the usual ran and reached her as she fell, but for a little while, then th. crowds of loiterers are not seen on the busi- just good .j .- sticking to a proposition. : was he lifted her ness streets each Sunday as in the past. she unconscious when up insidegoes wrong, and the pure 1 or ten tlie government a day? We clip this paragraph front an article in and he thought she was dead, ller apron, chaser finds himself with « the words “fair ,1'..- repeated an exchange under the caption of “Minor shirt waist and corset cover were burned very unsatisfactory instrument and it continued colder and TALKING Reforms for Belfast,” and have only to say with the exception of the neck and waist Tj rain But at last a Piano of a < every day. that in many years of observation we have hands. She was taken immediately to her It pays to buy good .I,d fair and warmer, show- dealer. get failed to see this Sunday loitering on the sister’s home and physicians summoned in reliable w ere made at predictions long streets. Those who would naturally loiter a little over half an hour after the accident. on week days, when something is doing, It was found that she was severely burned MACHINES of the Belfast High school are find greater attractions elsewhere on Sun- on the back of the head, about her arms and for their and at the time when the Sun- of her but her face fortu- a -Uve preparation grad- day, except the inside hands, j | ■ -ivises. They have chosen Kev. day papers arrive the business streets are nately escaped. She manifested a great PITCHER’S -AND- ih of tlie Universalist church to deserted. leal of courage and presence of mind. It E J graduation sermon. Miss Ethel Grape Fruit. The rapidly increasing was at first feared that the resultant effects Music lie tli lass poet, and Theodore consumption of fruit is often noted. More would be serious, but nausea was the only Store, the She is comfortable i Hugh liayford are to share oranges and bananas are now sold in Bel- symptom developed. Main St Belfast, Me. Oil of gifts. fast inone week than would have supplied mil rests well and her friends are much en- 75 Edison couraged at her improvement and loos for j in A that Phonographs i letters remaining in the Bei- a year’s demand old-times. fruit recovery. ■‘•oi, for the week: Miss Mattie once was looked upon as a curiosity only is rapid Tor Vour Protection : | I,aura ilobhius, Mrs. Charles the grape fruit, which now has its place in New Advertisements. Jus. II. Howes, we place this label on every Florence G. S. Albert, ! the fruit stores and at the grocers beside Odd Fellows’ block, announces a special Undertaking For Cash or White, of Scott's Emulsion. Easy Payments. 'Ibis ; package | J F. Blakely, I the boxes of oranges and lemons. sale of women's suits at special prices for U letters), Harry 'l'lie man withalishon his back -AND- I! 1. dredge, I!. C. Hanley, Riley fruit has been greatly improved since it Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, May 26th, is our trade-mark, and it is a Knowlton, Allie Moore, first came into favor. Often the skin was ;gih and 29th. Standard patterns. Mail About 2.000 to Prom. •urge guarantee that Scott's Emul- E Records Select t Robert L. Woodcock. so thick that there was very little fruit, and irders rpeeive prompt and careful atteu- r dieR, ! sion will do all th.at 5s claimed CENSED EMBALMING^ I sometimes the pulp would be juiceless. It ;ion_Only eight days more of the great notice of the Congregational | fur it. Nothing better for lung, r Yoiks Thui.v. is no as bitter as but has reduction sale at Fred A. at the longer formerly, May Johnson’s, ; .June, to be presented I throat or bronchial troubles in an agreeable acid flavor. The principal Masonic Temple. This is the last call. See .di vestry early in June by the I infant or adult. Scott's Emul- supply this season has been from Florida, :he tempting iist of bargains.A. It. R. H. COOMBS & SON. the Christian Endeavor .So-1 sion is one of the greatest iiesh- and the fruit has been thin-skinned and base A Son, Chase’s Corner, illustrate CARLE & JONES. I "■■a received, and there is no ! builders known to the medical j juicy. Now we are getting the California :his week the Priscilla iinderniuslins for, u ,t will he a very interesting world. Robes and Burial Goods thick-skinned and seedless, or June brides and graduates, and the May | |t Caskets, lie table of contents grape fruit, complete We’// send you a sample free. but and of good flavor. Mantou patterns. They also have some- or announcement will appear nearly so, juicy Calls answered promptly either day night. to about shirt waists and car- at house and office. and Seizure. Daniel T. Ma- ;hing say Telephone Search SCOTT & BQWNE. ,#,j«rvor,""t Ambulance for the sick. Dinsmore Store has a special ! moving gee of Stockton Springs was taken before pets_The ty forenoon,at the 10:45 service comfortable and of ltith on two search House shoe, good ap- l’liilbrook the police court May -t church, Rev. E. S. Nathaniel Sholes and seizure warrants. He was found pearance.Capt. also a FULL. LINE of moral of the and guilty 3£§r*We carry upon the aspects a card of thanks.See of having in his possession intoxicating family publish : lance question which is now PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES BELFAST E. J. who AMATEUR SAVINGS sale in each case and was idvt. of Hatch, Liberty, Me., rep- of Maine. Iiis is liquors for illegal BANK, people topic at lowest of and resents four mutual ins. companies. ...Com- and dodeveloping,printing,etc-* prices. ■ sentenced .to a fine $100 costs Brink as Raised pay MANY Films for size or make of cameras. A dans Question by wanted for general housework. any and to serve in jail. From this petent girl room free to all. :.e and Echoed sixty days MAINE. Wilderness by to James BELFAST, took an to the next term Apply Pattee, Belfast—Harry of decision he appeal BELFAST. -t\ Multitude’ in the State W. Clark & Co., the Main street clothiers,. housework in old 72 MAIN SI’RKKT, of the supreme judicial court, and having Women do their c'othes.Mrs. secured bail in the sum of $200 for each tell the Kuppenheimer shoes—that art broken out at tha I0BERT F. DUNTON WILMER J. DORMAN, HERBERTJT. FIELD. The Waldo and children a card of iv's Meeting. arrest. These cases Eli C. West publish case was released from at tba heels—and Belfast House. teran Association, by invitation ihanks.Wanted, at once, three good sidas-run dawn Opera were founded on two search and seizures President. Treasurer, Asst. Treasurer. will meet at the Grange Apply to Belfast Paint & Paper much W. J. ..MANAGER Grange, made by Sheriff’ Charleton and his depu- painters. in general vary dilapidated. ■torrill, June 7th. If stormy, the Co 119 High street, Belfast... Mrs. How- ties. The first was the seizure of 5 gallons They do not do this for economy’s lay. Comrades will bring their rrd Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. White and of rum at (’ape Jellisonin Stockton Springs, want COM- May 24, there be as a a card of thanks. sake—but because they Thursday, ets. Should large who learned Harold Murphy publish May 4th by Sheriff Carleton, AND NIGHT. its as we we should have to _G. B. Marsano has opened ice cream dots this look MATINEE rhis bank commenced expect the location of the goods, which were mark- FORT. Not only thirty-eighth at 99 High street, and will fill all ed to Daniel T. Magee. The second case parlors but tha feot gat so out of both in out of the bad, ■cietary. seizure at the store of irders promptly anjl city. was a search and tha of ARCHIE L. SHEPARD’S^ December 1905. ....See new advt. of the Horse Exchange, shape that wearing any fiscal year 1, '■I the High school will learn Daniel T. Magee in Stockton Springs the Grinned. ^MARVELOUS* ■ :ire that a three years’ permit nwvhf rvf Muv niHflt-- hv Mr f!nrlpt.nn IV. E. shoe becomes a torture.

■ wived from the New England llurd. The officers and Deputy Sheriff Shipi’Ing Items. George A. Gilchrest Our special house shoe is first The last statement of the State Bank Examiner gives the es- hoard, which en-ures graduates found on the premises s quarts of whiskey has sold sell. Irene E. Meservey, recently are Pictures to rum of all COMFORTABLE. They .s. admission by certificate and several bottles containing and gin. repaired by him, to F. W. Ayer of Bangor. Moving imated market value of its assets as colleges and Universities of Tim Mncnrvtiv i« still til. t.hlS llOl’t. hilt. Will also of APPEARANCE and $1,532,932.31, International Peace Day. At a good Direct from 14tli St. Theatre, New York City. •nid for the coming three years. to lier new owner- of Seaside Chautauqua Circle Mon- soon be delivered fit the feet snugly. Rubber a safety fund as regards the depositors of admis- meeting they showing S203,- fortunate iii getting j “International Capt. Fred \Y. Harford has taken command day afternoon, May 21st, heels and very flexible soles are EXTRA at of time, and the efficient i Loduskia and sailed from Bangor EXTRA over and above all its liabilities. length Peace Day,” one of the special C. L. S. C. Bf sch. 709.42 is certainly to he congratu- 19th with lumber for Hoboken — Sch. other features. In fact they exert Days which Chautauqua Circles every- May Grand Special Program result of their efiorts. was observed and a A. Hall has chartered to load rough of comfort and ease where remember, pro- Mary an Influence Including Scenes of ill Texas were for this was at High Island for Philadelphia, at All received on will go on interest the unions” grown gram arranged meeting given granite that Is sure to make the wheels of moneys deposit John B. is ••I last week, and were better after the study hour. The program includ- $1.10 per ton_Sch. Carrington SAN FrtANCISCO. received I lumber at Stockton for housework run more smoothly. FIRST DAYS OF EACH AND EVERY MONTH age of that vegetable ed Scripture reading, selections relating to loading Springs _Before and After the Earthquake- name of Bermudas, recent charters are to the lliej followed by singing four verses of New York_Among Priced from $1.25 $2.00. of and calendar there will he peace, Hours Comedy Q ,nd on the first days of June and December of each year ion is not large enough to “Peace Autumn.” The roll call the following: bark Addie Morrill, Charles- Sensation. mm crop | Whittier’s 2 which in the has not been less than 3 sch. Alice dividend of interest made up, past per of New York alone and was on “Peacealso selections ton to New York, lumber, $6; i-.ty quotations THINK same. All dividend interest | to ent annum, the first Mondays after the own from Bermuda seed iu from ancient writers relating to peace. A Lord, St. Petersburg, Fla., Irvington, ana per payable of the an l if uncalled Texas sell. Savannah ABOUT 2S‘; i vill be credited to the accounts depositors, ’i,** Southern States. has) The Hague Tribunal and Peace dry cypress, p. t.; Helena, PRICES immediately paper, __ j"*"'?'*- 35c. sch. F. Evening, I5c., 25c., the same as the sum. an onion very similar to the Movement; reading “The Ballad of the to Baltimore, lumber, $5, Henry IT. or at the time,will bear interest, principal to Stockton i:ei some 50 y ears ago the princi- selections from Andrew Kreger, Baltimore Springs, Boundary Line;” ._■ and conscientious of its Phila- The affairs of this Bank have the careful oversight came El l’aso. address to the students of St. rails, $1.50; sch. Hattie F.jBarbour, Caruegie’s of its de- sch. Lena who ask a continuation of the patronage present ■ discussion to Lynn, sand, p. t.; rustees, respectfully me ago the Belfast post office re- Andrews University, Scotland; delphia to new accounts with any deposi- answer to the common fallacies White, Somes Sound New York, stone, wsitors’ and will be pleased open prospective fgistering clock, that recorded the of topics in ,to of A. the of the or without the State. and of the mails and respecting the advantages and necessity $1.50_F. Wilner, inspector tors within incoming that the an account of the work of Baroness first Lighthouse district, reports g and of letter carriers and war; The DinsmoieStore going entrance of Von Suttner; reading Longfellow’s poem, Sears Island ledge buoy at the it is called The New Bowker, but of the Camphor At the Annual Meeting j at a Stockton harbor has been moved east by ....AND.... Bank are from taxation. sold to the “The Arsenal Springfield;” reading Deposits in this exempt ■tlier devices post is entitled “Peace” Beujamin Cope- southeast about 900 feet. This buoy i-i'.irtment is said to prove chiefly poem by | three and is a — The land closed with John Abbington numbered spar buoy SEARSPORT SAYINGS from 9. a. m. to 3 those who sold it to the govern- ; singing, SANK, This bank will be open for business daily p. m., except “Peace A this sale is of the well known Bangor Symond’s Hymn.” year ago reported the following were elected: to 12 m. ; It- use here has been discontinued, Saturday Saturday from 9 a. m. Memorial International Peace schooner Isaiah K. Stetson to St. John par- been received to ship the new Day, Officers—F. I Pendleton, President; James having The Stetson was built at Brewer by Day, was added to the historic days cele- ties. p. Nichols, Treasurer. Moth Balls H. ROBERT F. D'JMfOM, ARTHUR I. aker to New York, JAMES HOWES, members of Circles, Josiah Ilathorn in 1882 and for many years I. Pendleton. A. M, Koss. J. N. brated by Chautauqua Trustees—F. BEN D. Trustees. nth grade of the Grammar school Chas. Trask. Her Pendleton, A. H. Nichols, J. A. Clement, BROWN, FRED G. 5WHITE, FIELD, as Chautauquans are students of human was commanded by Capt. Furs a C. E. Adams. For Putting Away their class ride to Camden,with was Merritt Smith of life and The next meeting of last master Capt. Adams, J. A. F. December 1,1905. progress. Corporators—C. E. Clements, Belfast, __ ■ y ride as a side trip, on the 9th at Gilder- J. N. Seaside Chautauqua Circle will be with Bucksport, who recently arrived I Pendleton, A. M. Koss, Pendleton,A. 1 FOIi SALE CHEAP AT THE 1 drove to J. E. Wentworth, F. Perkins, Last year the members Mon- from Brunswick, Ga.Steam- B. Blanchard, Mrs. W. B. Fletcher, 27 High street, sleeve, Ct., Pendleton, J. T. Erskme. L. w. Went- where were shown W. C. ■Springs, they 28th. The lesson will er Silver Star was launched from Gilchreste worth, Fred B. Smnh, W. M. Parse, B. F. day afternoon, May A. J. work of the Northern Maine Sea- and the steam Colcord, F. W. Treat, Geo. L. Smith, WANTED LUlMl WORK of Greek Litera- marine railway Tuesday L. "tininal Orrin J. Dickey, the local be from chapter fourteen Nickerson, N. Roulston, M. Sargent, J. by on for Yes- W. J. P. But- This will ture and from the Magazine,“The Influence yacht Navis taken painting. G. Merryman, J- Wainutt, A for general housework. Apply to Done at No. 4 Peach Street. ..Manager. year’s trip C. O. Loomis Eames, J. A. girl be Air. was run down and thf man, Sawyer, at reasonable conducted by Dickey and of the Classics in America.” Boll call, terday the cradle F. A. Curtis. E. D-P. Bew- MRS. SPENCER MATHEWS, Shirt Waists laundered "He Colson, Nickels, Store with the kilns at Kockport, quar- of “Theo- Deer Isle schooner A. H. Whitmore taker ail Lancaster, J. P Nichols, A. H. Nichols. 6wl9* will be of with quotations from the writings Drug 29 Cedar St., Belfast. tf20 prices. made interest, Sears City points port, May.17,1906.—Iw2i jly; on behind the yacht for repairs. | lr'P around the turnpike one way. oritus." cure i«r A Guaranteed Huntley ot me A. D. 1906. a? Itching, Blind, Bleeding. Protruding I F. widow of INVITATION alone- If ARY TURNER, Ulmer Turn/ CORDIAL Piles. are authorized to refund Not on the 11 late of in said <,f r A Druggists quarterdeck heioes Liberty, County if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Are the battle’s bravest known, eceased, having presented a petition TRIPLEJYNCHING. money the ,,UV),'/• Not gun be iu G to 14 days. 50c. by the man behind hat she may appointed administrair.x ,.f t.;K Three Colored Men Hanged by a Mob. ADDRESSEOTO WORKING GIRLS Are the glorious victories always wou state of said deceased. j bad keen His you boy! Valor hideth a blade as Ordered, That tlie said petitioner give of The Journal.] Hope.—Mother—Ob', scene r„;jr [Correspondence I’m afraid you re a Out of the sanguine o all persons interested by causing a ,,i Mrs. Pink, Dirty bands again! sight of ci.|.\ / It is Miss Barrows Tells How uia, Where deeds of daring none i •rder to be published three weeks / 1 Springfield, Mo., May 9,1900. case. Tommy (eagerly)—Oh, are success,’./ 1 Girls. hopeless doughty i a of cofnmuui- ham’s Advice Helps Working mean to give Like untley of the Castine!. he Republican Journal, newspaper jo, as true in the experience does “hopeless” you’re going Huntley’s-11 at i i .t Belfast, that they may appear a h /' of individuals that the most un- talking about it?— Philadelphia Ledger. at within ties as up When the little gunboat darted dawn, 'ourt, to be held at Belfast, and i.,i ; and things some- Girls who work flag at peak, ouuty, on the 12th day of June, A. j. » expected improbable For Over Sixty Years. With her fluttering starry For twenty Under Juan— it ten of the clock before noon, and show eau.e times take place. nearly are particularly Remedy. the walls of San the of said of the An Old and Well-Tbied San Juan .ny they have, why prayer perm years the inhabitants city .01 susceptible to fe- has been of Porto Pique— hould not be granted. to abide Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup She conscious thing bad been content rn a 1 e disorders, millions of seemed like a living GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge Springfield used for over sixty years by With quivering; the established order of things, those while teething, the battle passion A true copy. Attest: by especially mothers for their children her screws a-spin, The You Have Bought, and which has been Chas. P. been committed the At fullest speed, with Kind Always Hazeltine, Register, Whatever crimes had who are obliged with perfect success. It soothes child, she hurried in cures Aud her batteries roaring, in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and however on their the allays all pain, 88.—In Court of Probate, held at in the city, exasperating to stand softens gums, Leaping—the ol all the fleet— l\T ALDO «/ I is the best remedy for Diar- baby and has been made under his per- !T on the 8th of May. 1906. V the conditions bad been under which feet from morn- wind colic, and Her furnaces with fury heat. /) fast, day t*t1Tb | Is to the taste. Sold by glowing Itrout, administratrix on the estate of Pun,; crimes had been committed the people until in rheea. pleasant sonal since its infancy- ing night of the world. hold, supervision itrout, late of Belfast, in said County, ate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the -j 1 have seldom any the Whether — that he was family. Why, I didn’t know going if June and show cause, if any r h* the execution of summary pun it rains or shines, she bank directors Pank the next, > ed for well, whether away. Mr. Wilkyns—The “Quick! Hank the lire! Quick! ,vhy the said account should not be allow. ,| ishment in any other way than through must to her place of employment, either.—Somerville Journal. fire!” GEO. E. JOHNSON, I get didn’t, the the law; and when many of the resi the duties exacted of her— Cries fearless Huntley, man of hour, What is CASTORIA A true copy. Attest: perform liver can more due, Chas. P. Hazeltinf, R» t dents of their papers smile and be A torpid, inactive produce He will save from destruction Springfield opened agreeable. else. It is for Castor Pare- obtain the of bodily ills than almost anj thing Save if it lies within mortal power Castoria is a harmless substitute Oil, on the morning of April 10,they this class symptoms held at Belfast, with;; Among- good to clean the system out occasionally. The stokers heave with laboring breath It is Pleasant. It Vt a Probate Court i ed the first information that female diseases are early manifest by Drops and Soothing Syrups. of Waldo, on the second Tin anything Stir the liver up, aud get into shape gener- In a with a demon death. goric, the County midst. in the desperate light A. D. 1906. unusual had taken place in their weak and aching backs, pain ally. The best results aie derived from the contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic May, absenl of the Into the he dares, 4 instrument, to Personally, the writer was lower limbs and lower part use of DeW’itt’s Little Early Kisers. Kelii recking pit It Worms certain purporting the Castine: substance. Its age is its guarantee. destroys and testament of Isaac. G. Re.x on a hurried of with a re a Huntley—Huntley of \ will from the city, having gone stomach. In consequence frequent able, effective, pleasant pilis put of Waldo, K. 11. (0 for a waft of God’s fresh sweet airs and Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind •f Brooks, in said County to St. and knew absolutely of the feet, become tion. Never gripe. Solei by Moody allays been for trip Louis, wetting periods And the sea and the heavens clear and laving presented probate. until and Colic. It relieves Troubles, cures Constipation nothing about the matter nearly painful and irregular, frequently Miss Skreecher—W’hat sort of songs do clean!) Teething Ordered. That notice be given to all pe: with or rm- om. nine o’clock the next morning. Tin there are faint and dizzy spells, you like best, Mr. Suphrer? Mr. Suphrer— 1’ass the minutes—one -two—and three and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the crested by causing a copy three weeks successively in 'll.e few facts in the case as here- loss of until life is a burden. The songs of the 17th century. Miss S— To him and his comrades each seems to be imblished presented appetite, Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. at Belfast, to a de- Hum mid ! Whv do vim ureter them? Mr. A iean Journal, published with are not therefore the observations All these symptoms point separate eternity. at a Probate Court, to -.4- *„4? ♦ 1-, ^nmnlo «Vt*rT O T» 5 VTTI ever em nowa- Panacea—The Mother's Friend. may appear b—Because nobody sings The Children’s 01. of an eve witness, but they are, I think, The while 'mid the heat and the stifling Belfast, within ami for said County. Leader. June at ten nevertheless, substantially in accord which can he easily and promptly days.—Cleveland fume »nd Tuesday of next, dock before noon, and show cause i! as occurred: cured E. Pinkham s is with the He that is threatening with the events they by Lydia Vegeta- A good complexion impossible tightens the bolt ALWAYS the same should not be p the order. If sallow GENUINE have, why A woman arriving in the city on ble Compound. stomach outol pasty people doom! CASTORIA proven and allowed. Nelsonville, more attention to their stomachs 1 I1HXI JUllll IIHit* mm w cvv ...... GEO. E. JOHNSON evening of the 14th was met by a man Miss Abby F. Barrows, would pay lliej liei Co Ohio, tells what this ana less to the skin on their laces, they Prone before them with lidded eye— I A true copv. Attest: w ho, it is alii lined, offered to drive Athens great P. lb- w ould have better Kodol lor 1 ! but be did not die! I CnAS. Hazeltisk, near the western I medicine did for her. She writes : complexions. Nay nay to her destination will what you eat and put dvspepsia digest en to tlie blue held at w. limits of the While ok their way Mrs. Pinkham to do its lie did not die, and wl up At a Probate Court Belfast, city. Dear your stomach back in right shape on the set to tell the Of the boie him with reverent for the County of Waldo, to their destination were accosted ‘■I feel it mv duty you good own work. Kodol relieves palpitation of sky they i they mien day of May, A. I). mod. f.vdia E. Pinkiiam’s" Vegetable Compound | the flatulence, sour stomach, heart heart, on the that a ? *• Puri Her have done forme Before j And he roused and gazed Hag I certain instrument, purporting and blood ft. II. eil the man and rendered bin uncon- bum, etc. bold by Moody. will and testament of Theodore <>'u them I was very nervous, had dull Hew A assault ! I took soda in said of Waldo, u. scious. committed a fiendish and were “Drug stores sell ice cream, water, O’er the blare and blaze of tire battle scene, ol Palermo, County headaches, pains in hack, periods for of the woman, lie- eoniet*mnery, aud a lot ot other things cheered lnm, that having been presented probate, togei upon the person I had been to several doctors, and And smiled, how they that Eugene M. Clark irregular, that are not medicine,” said the man who a petition praying from his insensibility shortly did me no good. valiant crew ! administrator of the estate of covering thev “That’s true,” answered the appointed afterward the man returned to town, “Your medicine has made me well and complains. Shall we not join in the cheering, too, ceased, with the will annexed. kind of work “But most of them are likely For hero of the C'astine. a and returned to strong. I can do most any pharmacist. Huntley—the Ordered, That notice be given to all pe procured policeman all to lead to the ot mediciues.”— You Have are Kind order consumption The a of this aud my —Clinton Scollard. copy the scene of the crime. ITere they met without complaint, periods Always Bought terested by causing right. Washington Star. lished three weeks successively in 'I he He the woman. Two negroes were subse- at Belfast, that tin “1 am in better health than I ever was, Alewive In Use For Over 30 Years. Journal, published on The Industry. to be held at arrested and lodged in jail it is all due to remedies. I It is to obtain relief from chronic pear at a Probate Court, quently and I know your possible I THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY STREET. NEW VORK CITY. the see-- the of the aud medicine to all and the use of Ko- within and for said County, on charge being guilty parties. recommend your advice indigestion dyspepsia by the at ten of the clo< I of the most A Warren correspondent gives day of June next, Several weeks before the commission who suffer.” dol for dyspepsia, borne hope- I if have to facts relative to ; noon, and show cause, any they less cases of long standing have yielded following interesting at ■ of this latter offence an old unarmed that Mrs. Pink- same should not he proved, approve! It is to such girls It to food eat alewive in that section: it. enables you digest the you the industry and the of said petitioner giant*; man was shot down one evening on the hand and ex- _I prater ham holds out a helping aud exercises a corrective influence, build- “As it draws near the time for the an- I H t. Jt 1 Ml : grounds of DrurvCollege bytwo negroes, a cordial invitation to correspond the of the organs. con- within and Attest: tends ing up efficiency digestive nual alewive catch few probably At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, who at this time were generally be- in-law of wherein the steam A true Chas. P. Hazeltisk. I with her. She is daughter The stomach is the boiler sider the work that has to be done, for the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday copy. lieved to be in trial; and a for is made that health A. D. 1906. jail awaiting E. Pinkham and twenty-five keeps up your vitality, I from the time the are built until of May, one of our most Lydia and Kodol what eat. traps be the last SS.—In Court of Prolate, lie short time before this, has been sick women strength. digests you or a certain instrument, purporting to years advising the fish are either smoked salted, on the 8th of May. ltMr- and inoffensive citizens, re- record of Makes the stomach sweet—puts the boiler for Sale. A will and testament of Mary E. Cole, late ol WALDOfast, day Her the estate peaceful free of charge. long demands for the market. Each year a tisli in said of deceased, Marden, admiuistiator on was iu condition to do the work nature ready Cottage Winterport, County Waldo, ( to his home one ills makes in said ..til- turning night, success in treating woman's dis- is chosen to the been for probate. Gardner, late of Palermo, The of it—gives you relief from digestive agent superintend having presented his first am. final shot dead in his own door yard. of untold value to sale a on ed, having presented her letters of advice and iu to do your of the and record the The subscriber offers for cottage Ordered. That notice he given to all persons in- for allowa: believed orders, puts you shape building fishways visitors “an administration of said estate colored people were by many Address, and feel best, bold It. H. Northport avenue, called by many terested l*y causing a copy of this order to be pub- every ailing working girl. best, your by number of iisli caught and sold each for That notice thereof be pi'* to he of this crime although ideal summer home,” and occupied many lished t hree weeks successively in The Republican Ordered, guilty also, Mrs. Pinkham, Mass. Moody. of them are The house is in 'Ihe ublican -i Lynn, day. A large number years as an all-the-year residence. Journal, at Bellast. tl at they may ap- weeks successively, Rej no arrests had been made, and no at- ar published in Belfast, in sai< when fresh but the balance are one and one-half stories and conveniently at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, newspaper published at “In this the bought There are pear interested attem tempts had been made or expected instance,” explained profes- ranged, with plenty of closet room. within and for said County, on the second Tuesday that all persons may stu- sent down the line to the large Iisli The first ht Id at on the of like sor of surgery, to the group of medical three rooms besides the kitchen on floor, of June at ten of the clock before noon, bate Court, to be Belfast, The accumulation crimes, atlii'nied, many people who, myself, next, if : lynching. some- Bros, of a and hard wood floor and show cause, any an dents, “the left leg of the patient is house of Nickerson Boothbay, with handsome lire place and show cause, if any they have, why the same of June next, however, lias at times the effect of were out of town that night, and an in the well should not 1 e all- what shorter than the right limb, thus caus- to whom the fish are sold. The select- in the sitting room; steel ceiling hall; should not be proved, approved and allowed. whv the said account accumulation of pent-up anger, and large number who retired to and water in the kitchen; closet. On the CEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. OEO. E. JOHNSON. unusually ing the patient to limp. Now, Mr. Fresh, i men the built May city to of knew noth- require Traps’ by second floor are three bed rooms and a large Attest: A true copy. Attest: people began talk putting a-stop rest at an early hour, and what would do in a case like this?” A true copy. you 1st, but as it all depends on the amount stoiage loom. There is a 7-foot veranda on two Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. Chas. P. Hazeltisk. Ib ro them in some way or other. These ing of what had transpired until late the alert Mr. Fresh, “I of and a “Well,” responded of water (lowing over the falls, there is sides,affording shade at all limes day crimes, as they had Cine of our ex-mayors guess I’d too.”—Brooklyn Life. line view of the hay. It is on tin* telephone line Court of Probate. I previous preceded Sunday morning. limp, no definite date. 1\T ALDO SS.--In a on the and leetric may be had it desired. Til? At a Probate Court hem at Belfast, within and of liM" been by many personal insult told nie that lie had heard absolutely Fortunate Missourians. lighting \\ last, on the 8th day May, “The next after the ‘traps’ are contain fruit and shade trees, shrubs, for the Countv of Waldo,on the second Tuesday will -l V of the had element of the colored of the matter until on his way step grounds D. Wood, executor of the last part nothing is the of the line of vines and flowers, with ample mom for a vege- of May, A. D.1906. in said County. I it much to at “When 1 was a druggist, at Livonia, Mo.,” completed building Wood, late of Belfast, population, had. is probable, home from an early morning service table garden. Call on or address to be the last his first and final a- j writes T. J. Dwyer, now of Graysville, spouts from the fish house, and these 4 certain instrument, purporting having presented do with the excited state of mind which the church. A will and testament of Julia T. Hatch, late administration of said estate f»-r allow, Mo., “three ol my customers were perma- are so connected with the waters of the CI1AKI.ES a. pilsbuky, obtained among the people. The attitude and temper of the citi- of Jacksor. in said County "l Waldo, deceased, that notice thereof be gn cured of consumption by Dr. King’s dam as to the fish when Ordered, the news of the of the mob is nently mill convey Belfast, Maine. having been presented for probate. in The Republica' Saturday morning zens toward the conduct New and are well and stiong to weeks successively, | Discovery, Sometimes as many as 100,000 That notice be to all persons in Belfast, in -a the woman soon on one hand and caught. Ordered, given a newspaper published brutal assault upon one of sympathy the One was to sell his property j tDr. Williams’Indian Pile t<> be ar- j day. trying ; fish have been in one day. but Interested by causing a copy of this order tv, that all persons interested may in direction on the other. Some but after New caught vOintment will cure Blind, spread every throughout I of resentment and move to Arizona, using \\ hen published three weeks successively in The Repub Probate Court, to be held at Ib llast, louud it un- ; the average catch is about 00,000. 'Bleeding and Itching that can the country and somehow or other I excuse and them; others Discovery a short time lie lie.in Journal, published at Bellast, they day ..f June next, and show many justify are ■Piles, li absorbs the tumors, be at to do so. I Dr. King's reach the Iisli house they may at a Probate Court, to held have, the said account shot. to he a simultaneous execrate and condemn. who de- neccessary regard j they acts appear they why there appeared | Many the itching at once, on second as the most wonderful allays Belfast, within and lor said County, the l0'vei1- nc>- New Discovery instant re- movement of persons toward the city, j'luic till' c>«m cm. v micin.r.1 UMurtm _as a poultice, gives of June next, at ten ol the clock be- (.BO. E. JOHNSON medicine in existence.” bluest tough anu them and barrel after barrel of them lief. Dr. Williams* Indian Pile Oint* Tuesday l lie numbers from without soon found ertheless that under the circumstances | fore noon, and show cause, if any they have, why A true Attest: Fold cure and Throat and Lung heaier. One ment is for Piles and Itch- copy. I. with kindled are packed away everyday. year prepared the same should not be pioved, approved and al- < has. P. Hazeltine. themselves in contact the conduct of the mob was justifiable K. 11. f»Uc of the parts. Every box is Guaranteed by Mood}’. Druggist a was built the middle of the ing private lowed. The cour- track up i— mail on re* within the city limits. and that owing to the frequent andbl. Trial bottle free. warranted. By druggists, by CEO E. spirits healthy, but as this had to be JOHNSON, Judge. ("urt of Probate. > was the coin- and the river, continually ceipt of price. f>0 cents and $1.60. WILLIAMS IIr ALDO SS.—In age of one augmented by occurrence to similar crimes said the ser- A true copy, attest: el “You can’t see Mrs. Oldun," on account of of it being MANUFACTURING CO.. Props.. Cleveland, Ohio. \? last. oil the 8th day May, of another. The little of or total failure iu tue exe- repaired, parts Chas. p. Ha/.lcltine. Register. of tin-• age sparks long delays vant, “she has the toothache.” “You must the belt Dr ink water, administrate! carried away by the strong current, lt.H. "t Beltast, name soon negan 10 spread aim many cution of the laws something had to be mistaken," lvpiied the man. “1 am her For sale by Moody Samuel Kirg'-bury, lau- of was resorted to Court held at Belfast, w itliin and for last will ot Melni..1 for and have her teeth in this old custom spouts At a Probate was executor of the became suddenly thirsty revenge, be done, .til through these Southern dentist package.” j on the second of and has the best way of trans- the County ol Waldo, Tuesday worth, late of Waldo, in said County, and others for form of States in which the colored form —Philadelphia Dress. | proved A. I). 1 906. first and time 1 thirsty any I people For Taxes, May, having presented the excitement. ‘To the jail” and “hang ! quite a percentage l S. la’e of the brutes” became a very prevalent there is on the part of many a good Win take things Bv an Order passed by the City Government I V will and testament Lizzie Hall, Ordered, that notice thereof be gi- j \s Laxative and Tar to the who dock to : am authorized and instructed to udver- \ in said <>i Waldo, deceased, having in Hie Still the authorities were deal of race on the of both. cough? Kenned} Honey especially outsiders, thereby I'nity. County weeks successively, Republie.u passion. I feeling part over ! tise for seaieu for collecting the State, for in Belfast, in ■ seri- allays the congestion, stops that tickling, see the a'lewives captured from all proposals been presented probate. newspaper published eilnci too confident that nothing There are to he moreover in all ! < it Taxes ot Belfast for the I,.,, ill nocioiK interested inav att«-i. apt urives the cola out through your bowels, The fault is that County and y year Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in- was he or too wo- Knox county. only I Mich bids must be before 7 in., held at Belfast, or ous to feared optimistic cities many bad negroes, men and .sold 1000. presented p terested causing a copy ol :1ns order :<> be Bate Court, to be I by K. 11. Moody. not last- reserves the by if to with the crowd the season is too short, usually June 4. lt»oo. 'I lie City Government three weeks in The Repub- «.t June next, and show cause, of their ability cope men. who will not shrink from the per- I.' ..I ,1 1- .. wlr.fi ir « wilit published successively than ten and the light to accept any or reject all bids submitted. at Belfast, that have, the said account should be formed. Some blame the all are ing more days, Hop- lic,u Journal, published they why should any petration of any crime. Mot 1 him to MAURICE W. LOUD, City Clerk. at from Cult:*, but couldn’t get prom- of the fish is missed mucl inav appear at a Probate Court, to he held Bel- 1"W,''d' officers for their attitude, contending bad. On the of them Newitt— ping very 3\v20 GEO. E. JOHNSON contrary many ise to give it to me very prompt.” After the until another year rolls by. ar ten of the clock before A copy. Attest: that they ought to have been cognizant j are as virtuous, truthful and honest as “Why, he’s usually very prompt.” iiroke- Tuesday <>f June next, true \ season’s catch is over, the fish are all HOLLISTER’S and show cause, it any they have, why the (’llAS. P. HAZELTINK. of the 'temper prevalent among the many white people. leigh—“Oil, yes, but lie wanted me to be noon, :,ame should not be proved, approved and allowed. them for 1 pressed and barreled, ready and others blame Ledger. unpacked, 1 crowds, The insults and offences committed equally prompt.”—Philadelphia Mountain Tea GKO. K. .JOHNSON, ot for to the southern Rocky Nuggets Judge. IffALDO SS.—In Court Probate | their cowardice in white women are shipment ports, A true Attest: <>t 1!" allowing prisoners | by negroes upon par- Postmaster Kobbed. A Busy Medioine for Busy People copy. \) last, on the Sih day May. j the where they are sent, much to the delight Chas. 1*. Hazkltine, Register. on the est.r ! to be taken from the jail without ticularly exasperating to the people. Golden Health and Renewed Vigor. 1*. Hollins, administrator i.G. \Y. T'dut.-, l'ostmasler at Riverton, la., of the black race.” Brings late of in said County, most determined effort to defend them, to he more inllammable for Live Rollins, Unity, They appear nearly lost his lile and was lobbed of all A spAi-iflc C.'nsiination, Indigestion. his first, account ot a even at the cost of blood. the of men and women and Ki limy Tri ttbles, Pimples. Eczema, Impure At a Probate Court, held at Relfast, within and having presented | upon passions ‘unii'ort, according to his letter, which says tion of said estate tor allowance. down THE RATHBONE SISTERS. Blood. Bad Br**aih. Sluggish Bowels, Headache for the County of Waldo, on the second Tues- As night began to settle upon ! than even cold-blooded murder. It is ‘For zu 1 had chronic liver complaint, notice thereof be go yeais and Backaeh**. It’s Rocky Mountain Tea in tab- day of May, A. 1>. 1906. Ordered, That tire crowds to more these a severe case ul in The the city began grow no wonder, therefore, that under which led to sucii jauudice Hold:* Second Con- let form. :r» ceuis a box. Geuuine made by weeks successively, Republican Graiul Temple of Maine A certain instrument, purporting to be the last in s..i more determin- even nails turned Houi.isteh Drug Madi.-.on, Wip. in Belfast, excited and to become conditions the results in the present that my linger yellow ; Company, will and testament of Thomas late of newspaper published [ vention in Cortland. Grady, all interested may attend -ot took com- nor is it when my doctor prescribedFlectiic Ritters; in said of deceased, hav- that persons ed. The spirit revenge case were what they were, GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE Relfast. County Waldo, to be held at Belfast, on tin j cured me and have me well for 10. The second bate Court, ot them. were is which kept Portland, Me., May ing been presented for probate. cause, if any plete possession They I probable that so far as the future it. h. moody of June mxt, and show eleven Sure cure for biliousness. annual convention of the Grand to all in not he ah' out for blood and without waiting for ! concerned lesson will years.” Temple Ordered, That notice be given persons why the said account should any important Weakness and ail .stomach, Kathbone Sisters of the terested a of this order to he pub- GEO. E. JOHNSON of the law to tile Neuralgia, of Maine, by causing copy the process determine have been learned from the history of and bladuer lished three weeks successively in The Republican Liver, Kidney derangements. World, was held today in Pythian hall. A true copy—Attest: guilt or innocence of the accused they the past. w. it. w. A wonderful tonic. At K. 11. Moody’s Journal, published at Belfast, that they may ap- Chas. P. Hazeltink, h Grand Chief Mrs. Byron Giles of to he held at declared them guilty and decreed their Drug store. 50 cents. pear at a Probate Court, Belfast, The Grand Tem- and for said on the second Tues- I death. As the crowd arrived at the Boothbay, presided. within County, ¥7\LDO SS.—In Court ot Prohate, Riddles Of The Sea. now and of June next, at ten of the clock before lb'’ A little nonsense, then, was instituted in this city two years day fast, on the 8th day of May. j found the sheriff and his depu- ple and show cause, if any they have, why the W last, will ot 1 jaii they Drips from the ablest sort of pen. with a of 50 chiefs noon, Kendall, executrix of the j of the with ago membership past same should not be proved, approved and allowed. in said oim ties in possession building, The writer may not think it is, dal) late of Winterport, Two sea formed the basis of and with nine in the State. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. first account the doors locked and barricaded. The riddles but all is not bis. temples ed, having presented her opinion At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for A true Attest the on which Stewart Edward There are now 11 subordinate temples. copy. istration of said estate for allowance. I sheriff commanded them to disperse story —The bohemian. the Countv of Waldo, on tlie 8th of May, Chas. p Hazkltine, Register. new tem- day notice thereof be g:' them unless White and Samuel Adams The Grand Chief reported A. I>. 1906. Ordered, That j and threatened to tire upon Hopkins there is like in The now For the painful burn nothing instituted at weeks successively, Republic;) j his or have collaborated, “The Mystery,” ples Freeport, Houltou, H. administrator of At a Probate Court, held at Relfast, within and Belfast iu they obeyed orders, but, wisely DeWitt's \\ itch Hazel Salve on the market— NICHOLS, a published in Belfast and and a total mem- ot Hannah C. late of for the of on the second Tues- newspaper 1 j not a shot was fired. The running in The American Magazine. Ask (or De- Kangeley ALEXANDERthe estate McGilveiy, County Waldo, all interested may atten unwisely, see that you get the genuine. A. 1906. that persons j of 400 Searsport, in said County of Waldo, deceased, day of May, L>. he held at Belfast, on i: structure was of brick and stone, the One is the classic Marie Celeste disap- ft itt’s. bruises, bership S00, including honorary hate Court. to Good,too,for sunburns,cuts, a petition praying that the to be the last il any j have The having presented certain instrument, purporting of June next, and show cause, and it took in 1887, which is said to and recommended lor piles. knights. market value of the of said de- be a. doors and windows of iron, pearance especially actual property V will and testament ami codicil tnereto of whv the said account should not 1 is on At the afternoon session the follow- in to the the crowd a long time to break into the formed the plot for more fictional “ex- name K. C. Deft ill ifc Co., Chicago, ceased now his hands, subject payment Alonzo Shute, late of Relfast, in said County of GEO. E. JOHNSON R. Ti. were elected for the of the collateral inheritance tax, the persons in been for of the than other ma- every box. fcoid by Moody. ing officers year: Waldo, deceased, having presented pro- A true Attest; ;ail, but once in possession prem- planations" any single terested in the succession thereto, anti the copy. was a Grand Mrs. Zelta Ilall, Dama- bate. Chas. p. Hazeltink, i ises with the within their rine event. The Marie Celeste chief, amount of the tax thereon, maybe determined prisoners Oh, there will he something doing senior Mrs. Eliza- Ordered, That notice be given to all persons reach seized the two men who had “18 having left. New York for riscotta; grand chief, by the Judge of Probate. they ship,” fu tlie land ot Romanoff interested by causing a copy of this order to he of Probate.1 iu 1887 with thirteen beth ,1. Hutchinson, Hallowed; grand That the said give notice to ITT A LDO SS.—In Court, been accused of the assault upon the European ports \\ hen tlie duuma, trouble brewing, Ordered, petitioner published three weeks successively in The Repub- of H1*"- War- all interested a of this VV fast on the Sth ay May. ; tbe Mrs. ltose Kalloch, persons by causing copy lican at Belfast, that they may n woman and with roues around their souls aboard, including captain’s Tell tlie czar where he gets off. junior chief, in Journal, published administratrix on the e>t order to be published three weeks successively to be held at Richards, \ was News. ren; Mrs. Hattie Kill- api ear at a Probate Court, Belfast, rt, m said « \ necks them lo the wife. Two weeks later she sighted —Chicago grand manager, The Journal, a K. Thomas, late of Northpi dragged public Republican newspaper published within and for said County, on tne second Tuesday first an mistress of rec- a l’mbate moie than a half mile in mid-Atlantic, deserted. She was iu man, Rockland; grand at Belfast, that they may appear at ten at of the clock before noon, ceased, having presented her; | square, distant: It the oil ot life into of June next, of said estati s pours your system. Nellie to be held at within and for said count of ailministration her sails set, a hall- ords and correspondence, Mrs. Court, Belfast, and show cause, it any they have, why the same sere they made them ascend the steps perfect condition, It wanna \ou up and staits the life blood 12th of A. D. a nee. mistress of County, on the day June, 1906, should not he and allowed. to which eaten meal on the table, the That's what Hollister’s Tupper, Boothbay Harbor; proved, approved he of the statue of Liberty, they captain’s cucuiatiug. Rocky at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, GEO. E JOHNSON, Judge. Ordered, That notice thereof wife’s work on the machine, and her does. 35 T ta or Tablets.— finance, Mrs. Emma Singer, Damaris- it the of said in Tin- hung them. When life was extinct the Mountain cents, any they have, why prayer petition- A true copy. Attest: weeks successively, Republn j Miss Prudence er not in Belfast, iu mob in its lurv material and small boats all inboard. There was no R. 11. Moody. cotta; grand protectress, should he granted. Chas. P. Hazkltine, Register. newspaper publisl ed gathered GEORGE E. JOHNSON, Judge. that all persons interested may atu*n a the remains to a of disturbance and the weather Richardson, Kangeley; grand guard, kindled lire, burning sign any His grateful countrymen, anyway, A true copy- Attest: bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on j was mild.’ No of the cir- Mrs. Gertrude Howland, Freeport. Chas. P Hazkltink, Register. and show eausc, if any crisp. explanation Can Jay llieir bands on their heatts and say At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and of June next, the re- should not bt Still the mob was not satisfied with cumstances has ever been given. Those have laid tu rest the boues The officers were installed by -*-- for the of on theSth day of May, why ihe said account They probable County Waluo, GEO. E. JOHNSON who have one had van- Of the late lamented John i’aul Jones. Mrs. Byron Giles of At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and A. D. 1906. ts work. In the jail at the time were might furnished tiring grand chief, Attest: — for the of ou the second Tuesday A true copy. ; and forever. Chicago Tribune. and the session was closed. County Waldo, G. NORTON, administrator of the es- Hazeltink. two men who had been accused of the ished, Boothbay, A. D. 1916. Chas. P. of May, tate of Anna A. Morse, late of Palermo, in | of the old man on the What is lacking iu this MERTON shooting campus phenomenon Have you pains in tlie back, inflamma- OASTORIA. 4 certain instrument, purporting to be the last said County of Waldo, deceased, having present- the excite- for the of the writers was codicil thereto of for a to sell at ub of Probat*- of Drury College. During purposes tion of any kind, rheumatism, tainting Kind You Have j\ will and testament and ed a petition praying license i LDO SS.—In Court Be»ra tho Always Bought late ol in said or vate and certain real estate of If ment at"the jail when the doors were luiinsiicu uy iiit-stm uiuic meA^ii^c*uic- spells, indigestion or constipation, Hollis- /011,0 Sarah C. Sherman, Belfast, Count) lie. pr sale convey WA fast, on the Sth day May, of having been presented tor of said deceased, described in said petition. on the estati- one circumstance of the derelict ter’s Mountain Tea makes you well, keeps Waldo, deceased, Gibbs, administratrix $ open one of these escaped. Some picked up < ic 11. probate. Ordered, That the. said petitioner give notice to Gibbs, late of Brooks, in said j tlie of those two in ISM, several hundred miles off the you well. 35cents.—R. Moody. her first and tina suggested hanging “■T" (Z/SitflG&u Ordered, That notice l>e given to all persons in. all persons interested by causing a copy of this having presented j coast of the Ellen Austin. to of said toge’f. men cm.se n\ me scene 01 men mimes. America, by .She’s a light-hearted damsel, terested bv causing a copy of ibis order be order to be published three weeks successively in ailministration estate, Records. in The Re- for allowance, to the jail took the one Why she should he derelict, no man but, strange to relate, historical published‘three weeks successively The Republican Journal, a newspaper published private claim, | lieUmiing they at that at a Probate be could since she was in she will publican Journal, published Belfast, at Belfast, that they may appear Ordered, that notice tnereof ol the two men who had sav, Tlie scales tip > remaining apparently at a Probate Court, to he held at Bel- Court, to be held at Bellast, within and for said i*» I be At two hundred and eight. A. M. custodian of the they appear weeks successively, Uepnhl: ol' this crime and hurried good condition, A crew was put Soule, depart- on the second on the of A. 1). m been accused prize fast, within ami for said County, County, 12tli day June, 1906, a in Beltast —l’hiiadelpliia bulletin. ment of and historical relics of of the clock be and newspaper published j him to the square where they meted I aboard. The Ellen Austin parted com- history Tuesday of June next, at ten at ten of the clock before noon, show cause, that all nelsons interested may at the Maine Sons of fore noon, and show cause, it any they have, why if iiiiv they have, why the prayer of said petition- to l»e held ai out to him t he same measure of pany with her, to pick her up sev- weakness of any kind—stom- division, Veterans, bate Court, punish- only Have you should not be and al- should not be sh<»\v auM s has received a set of It’s volumes of the same proved, approved er granted. day of June next, and ment had meted out to the former oral later, again deserted and or any oigans of tlie body? Don't just they j days ach, back, lowed. GKO. E. JOHNSON, Judge, have, why the said account and 5 two on derelict. With a second crew our self with ordinary medicine. Uol- the official records of the Union and GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. two. It was about o’clock Sun- ; difficulty dope y A true copy. Attest: should not be allowed. ■ Tea is the supreme issued A true Attest: E. S' morning when the crowd to «as persuaded to take her in charge. listei’s Rock Mountain Confederate armies, 1S61-TS05, copy. Cham. 1’. Hazkltine, Register. «KO. JOHN day began Tea or Tablets. Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. she and this time curative power. 35 cents, the UT.S. government. These records A true copy. Attest: disperse, and at 8.80 when I arrived ill ] Again diappeared, by Chas. P. Hazkltim R. 11. Moody. are the first vol- |! the I neither saw nor heard of neither nor crew was ever heard of very scarce, especially At a donate curt nem at. cenasr, wuiiiu ami city any- | ship At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for with a lie umes. new editions of which have had for the of W on the 8th day of to indicate that unusual again. No horse can catch up the Countv of Waldo, on the second Tuesday County aldo, TV- thing anything 1906. 4 1)M lMSTRATOK’S NOTICE. ff lien it has taken wing, to be issued to the demand. [Sen- A. D. 1906. May, A. I). had taken place. supply of May, gives notice that, he In but. trv an automobile; some A. MASON, administrator of the es- j\ hereby j The attitude of the in ator W. P. Frye was written to certain instrument purporting to be the last 1|TILL1AM administrator of the estan people regard Oub Clubbing Offers. Owing to the VV tate of Laura A. l'ullen, late ol Liberty, in appointed It can ruu down anything. w and he has succeeded in se- will and testament and codicil thereto of '■ the affair is as usual in eeks ago A of W JOB C. VOSE, late of Km to unfortunate condition of our columns we have Herald. Lauraett V. Knowles, late of Troy, iu said County said County aldo, deceased, having present- crowded —Pittsburg from the war a com- that the Court deter- such cases one of with the curing department of having been presented for ed a petition praying may in the County of Waldo, decease sympathy the advertisements of Walco, deceased, of said es had to discontinue no imi- sets which was forwarded mine who are entitled to the balance as the law directs. All let- of the mob, on the of many, See that your druggist gives you plete duly by 1UUUAII7. bonds doings part them Laxative tate now in bis hands, their respective shares the estate of said 1 clubbing offers, and will present tation when you ask lor Kennedy’s mail and is now in the possession of the Ordered, That notice be given to all persons demands against and one of chagrin and shame for the therein anil ornei same to be distributed accord- to the same lor set: < to and Laxative cough of interested a copy of this order to be desired present of such a terrible crime in briefly here. They apply only subscrip- Honey Tar, theoriginal custodian. The department history by causing thereto are t< commission II. H. three weeks successively in The Repub- ingly- all indebted requester! when is syrup. Sold by Moody. and historical relics has been published said notice to midst on the of and tions in advance; and payment organized at that Ordered, That the petitioner give went immediately. ... their part many lican Journal, published Belfast, they liEl* 1'. '1 to several and some valuable to held at all interested by causing a copy of this the endeavor to the leaders at made it should be stated what premium, if Lady customer (ill baker’s shop, shop for yenrs may appear at a Probate Court, be persons bring on order to he three weeks successively in «, 1006. these buns today’s, because what relics and other artictes pertain- Belfast, within and for said County, the sec- published Belfast, May least to account. Some few persons is desired. It is also to say girl)—Are books, of the clock The Journal, a newspaper published any, necessary weren’t.—Punch. the war of the ond Tuesday of June next at ten Republican 1 bought yesterday ing to Maine’s part in at that at a Probate NOTICE. The Satis-' were soon arrested, but bail was none are mailed before and show cause, if any they have, Belfast, they may appear EXECUTRIX speed- that of these publications noon, i" rebellion have been collected and held not be and Court, to be belli at Belfast, within and for said notice that slie basin furnished. A grand jury lias been A Mountain of Gold why the same should proved, approved I jj by gives ily with The Journal or from this office. We in the season County, ou the 12th day of June, A. D. 1906, executrix of the last will the trustees. Later allowed. _ pointed in session to investigate the case, but to Mrs. by at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, if have to pay for these publications one year could not bring as much happiness when the Maine Historical GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. intuit of have not as been made one Society have, the of said petitioner their reports yet Lucia W ilke, of Caroline, W is., as did A true Copy—Attest: any they why prayer HENRY WHITCOMB, late of Seal and are then sent from moves into its new there is a should not he State were ordered here iu advance, they Arnica Salve, when it building Chas. P. Hazeltinb, Register. granted. A) public. troops 25c box of Bucklen’s GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. in tlie County of Waldo, deceased. their offices to our subscribers. sore on her that the Sons of Veterans may the estate > and remained until the excitement had respective completely cured a running leg, prospect A true Attest: having demands against new so Court held at within and copy. the slum died For several Our offers are as follows for one which had tortured her 23 long years. be given space in the building At a Probate Belfast, Chas. P. Hazkltine, Register. ceased are desired to present apparently away. clubbing of on the second air > Greatest healer of Piles, Wounds, that can make a exhibit of for the County Waldo, Tuesday tlement, ana all indebted theteto however, the excitement was at in advance: antiseptic they public of A. D. 1906. days, year’s subscription paid 25c at R. H. Drug of May, to make payment Immediately. and Sores. Moody’s their increasing collections at '' 1 fever Some were bold enough rapidly certain instrument, purporting to be the last 88,—In Court of Probate, held Bel MAKi height. The Journal and Farm & Home.$2.00 store. 1906. William to advocate the of war records and souvenirs. will and testament of William O. Eolsom, late WALDOfast, oa the 8th day of May, Searsport, May 8,1906. driving every “nig- The Journal and Tribune Farmer. 2.25 A trustees of Belfast, in said County of Waldo, deceased, H. Goodell and Alexander H. Nichols, out of the city. It is estimated The Journal and McCall’s 2.10 “Did Simkins get any damages in that as- under the will ol Daniel 8. Goodell, late of Sears- ger” Magazine... Pirating Foley’s Honey and Tar. having been presented for probate. NOTICE. The | that about tiiree hundred of them have The Journal and Tribune.. 2.50 sault case?” “Did he? My dear fellow, in said County, deceased, having presented si Tri-Weekly Ordered, 1 hat notice be given to all persons in- port, her hereby gives notice that to see his face.—Baltimore Ameri- Foley & Co., Chicago, originated lloney their first and final account of said trust for al- ADMINISTRATRIX’S ih* left of their own accord. Within a you ought terested by causing a copy of this order to be duly appointed administratrix with and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and lowance. week two other colored men were shot Best for Women and Children. can. published three weeks successively in The Repub- nexed of the estate of on account of the great merit and at Belfast, that they Ordered, That notice thereof he given, three N»m1 one a white the other a action and Deaths from Appendicitis popularity lican Journal, published JAMES I. JACKSON, late of dead, by by On account of its mild pleasant of and Tar many imitations at a Probate Court, to be held at Bel- weeks successively, in The Ri publican Journal, a Foley’s Honey may appear of deceased. •' colored but both were exonerated taste Orino Laxative Fruit is espec- These for said on the second in Belfast, in said County, in the County Waldo, man, Syrup decrease in the same ratio that the use of are offered for the genuine. worth- fast, within and County, newspaper published All ii > women clock be- all interested attend at a Pro- bonds as the law' directs. persons the and it is that it recommended for and chil- imitations have similar of Jnne next, at ten of the that persons may < by jury, probable ially Dr. New Life Pills increases. They less sounding Tuesday uiands the estate of said deceas* It does not nauseate or like King’s The fore noon, and show cause, if any they have, bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 12tli day against will be difficult to find a sufficient- dren. gripe from and bring quick and names. Beware of them. genuine sired to the same for settlement jury save you danger the same should not be proved, approved of June next, and show eause, if any they have, present and ordinary cathartics. Orino Laxa- and the and Tar is in a yellow why thereto are to make ly impartial to sentence any member of pills painless release from constipation Foley’s Honey pack- and allowed. why the said account should not be allowed. indebted requested tive Fruit aids digestion and stimu- refuse substitute. '' the mob to the extreme of the Syrup Ills out of it. Strength and vigor age. Ask for it and any GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. GEO. K. JOHNSON, Judge. immediately. penalty the liver and bowels without growing and KLVA A. JACKS lates irritating follow their use. Guaranteed by R. It is the best remedy for coughs colds. A true copy. Attest: A true copy—Attest: law, however conclusive the evidence the name Orino and re- always Feb. 13,1906.—3w 18 them. Remember H. Moody, Druggist. 25c. Try them. R. H. Moody. Chas. P. Hazeltike, Register. Chas. P. H^zeltine, Register. Northport, might prove to be. There were, so it is fuge substitutes. R. U. Moody. Boston harbor that night, at about 7 Spring Fever. o’clock, the sea between Cape Ann and swmls. When conies o’er the tme A Valuable Agent. on Martha’s HUMPHREYS’ Spring hurrying hills, 'over gorgeous Gay Head, Vine- And music in the rills I was cure diseases ripples The glycerine employed in Dr. Pierce’s yard, white with sails Vessels and beating Veterinary Specifics And soft the winds begin to blow, UNSUSPECTED passage for Coasting medicines greatly enhances the medi- to the shelter of and I ,, t desperately get harbors of Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs I want to pack my grip and go— -4' Disasters. cinal which it extracts and Horses, scene of Many properties of refuge. on the sick parts Go where? O, anywhere! I in much better than alco- directly holds solution before the had Poultry by acting Just of wireless hol would. It also medicinal Already, gale really go. h installation possesses the sea. was monstrous without loss of time. a valuable begun, and the on the Xantucket Shoals properties of its own, being I grab my grip and hustle down and anti- wind was blowing with what would A. A.) Inflamm*. of demulcent, nutritive, antiseptic FEVERS. i*ever. To that little railroad town. WORMS Xantucket Congealing.. yon ; e old landfall hurricane cures* tions, Lung Feter. Milk in ferment. It adds greatly to the efficacy have been called velocity had And when the engine whistles blow ,ecoine the most famous are the cause of numerous little that MB of the Black Cherrybark, Golden Seal it not been for the real blow that B. B,) Lameness. Injuries, I ticket and I go— things go began SPRAINS, buy my wrong with children. When t are sick HE root and root, con- cures icy you root, Stone Queen’s later in the ) Rhcumatism. Go where? 0, thiuk their sickness is of vessels ran evening. anywhere! rarely caused by worms. Ml at thousands tained in "Golden Medical Discovery” in J are treated ivortus. Forty and more ships reached Vine- C. C.I^ORE THROAT. Quinsy, Epizootic, ust go. They rarely for Yet worms are ^B get their proper bearings subduing chronic, or lingering coughs, the cause either directly or of over Haven that Before morn- CURES) l)i»tetnper. There’s mountain indirectly 75 per ^B the bronchial, throat and lung affections, yard night. top and shaded dell, cent, of the ailments of children. Thev are also Bil idling American coast; half of them for all of which these agents are recom- ing more than were wreck- WORMs, Rots, Grubs. There’s prairie, lake and seaside—well frequent cause of illness in adults. The familiar an every ship that can pos- CURES J of mended standard medical authorities. ed. It makes no difference which, just so symptoms wormsaredisturbedhealth,deranged .mis to the by E. E. Col da, Influenza, Inflamed stomach, furred tongue, variable and ’|>ass lightship, there is a ICOl’GHS. You and your and go— appetite In all cases where wasting Bad as the evening looked, and up pack grip ching of nostrils, indolence, outbound, to get herself of with cures) Lung,. Pleura-l’nenmouia. Go where? 0, malaria, irritability, dis- away of flesh, loss appetite, alarmed as the coastwise mariners were anywhere! eeth, slow fever and often in children, convulsions— ,| receive or transmit im- as in the of F. F. > Bellyache, Wind-Blown, J .ist go. ^B weak stomach, early stages the appearance of the sky, when COLIC. ination. there can he no doubt that by CURES) Diarrhea, Dysentery. —Elinor Van Houton in Four-Track N’ews. consumption, that great storm really began to blow is not the real landfall glycerine acts as a valuable nutritive and G. G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE. Seal root. Stone root. it exceeded the apprehensions of even Gulls as ! he great ships would never aids the Golden Scavengers. root and Black Cherrybark in the most timid and the prophecies of A BLADDER DISORDERS. I,, tlie network of shallows Queen’s Jl^iRIDAEV digestion and building up the the most Trans Atlantic for more than a promoting experienced. Mange, Eruptions, Gulls love society. They always nest lUE’S at extends I. I. >SKIN DISEASES. ELIXIR flesh and strength, controlling the cough liners were beset so hard that even I Farcy. worm remedy ever :mtre miles around that they cures ) (Jleers, Grease, in colonies and live together the entire irely vegetable compounded. It BB and bringing about a healthy condition had to for their lives. With the all waste matter, leaving the blood rich and light year. are most useful birds about pure ^B U neighbor, Martha’s Vine- of the whole system. Of course, it must J. K. I BAD CONDITION. Staring Coat. They mg ami healthy. Known and used for great northeast wind came sleet and Staggers. our cities. successfully not be to work miracles. It will cures ) Indigestion. Stomach the water-fronts of These •stimouia! came with aa order for more Klixir. expected snow so thick that men on f^B in its earlier laboring have certain traits that 1 .. of old San- not cure consumption except Ten Book, &e., C? gulls developed ^ .la. 1906. far southward not see across the nar- 60e. each : Stable Case, Specifics, will cure obstin- schooners could mark them as birds rather than trn, Me.: one of the first stages. It very severe, At or seut on receipt of price. land jfl! whicli was druggists, prepaid son shows symptoms of having worms, and I know ate. chronic coughs, bronchial and laryn- row decks. Bulkheads, breakwaters, Cor. William and John birds of the sea. In Southern California car made in the north Atlan- Humphreys’ Medicine Co., •ine will give prompt relief. My oldest eon now a ^B ai:d chronic sore throat and roads were washed n a and in health. We geal troubles, piers away. Streets, New York. and 1 have watched flocks of l>oy. sickly po>r gave him decks of the liners there Oregon ixv and thrived on it. We it ihe hoarseness. In acute coughs it is ncio uiiuoiuiiucu nuu believe saved his life. with tt IIUIC UCrttIICo them leave the ocean and rivers at ^B ,i lie seen when the in the FREE day- MUv JOHN COOK SUN. ships not so effective. It is lingering off. Houses near shore were jH swept break and sail inland for )c. an> 1,202 429,327. mi moose their own way, all on each scattering them far apart, though Often the remark is made that ing drug. Ingredients printed 1903 .1,159 381,970 tear being driven out of bottle wrapper in plain English. weighed tons. the kitchen is the best room in with 1904 .1,005 205,104 s or the Sick those suffering The schooner Columbia by gales currents, people, especially pilot 1005.1,054 300,503 a are invited the house. Why not have 1 Nantucket's shoals are from diseases of long standing, four men dead in her, was thrown up Dr. Pierce letter, free. All 111 1905 we fell short of 1001 by 208 ves- that not for vessels, for the to consult by on the beach and into a cottage, which range only bakes well large is held as strictly private sels and tons, in the six months w tliev could involved correspondence fell over on her when she struck. 09,500 but adds to the lo^ks of the get and confidential. Address Dr. December 31 last we built 542 sacredly Life savers their had ended vouid’be by gross blunder- K. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y. making patrols and kitchen. at times to vessfls of the following classes tbe days of sailing ships, Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser is sent free to lie flat on the beaches tides to of hold on. tonnage: inds and the wicked on receipt of stamps pay expense Number Tonnage KINEO RANGES and only. Send 21 one-cent stamps The life savers who tried to get out to trl make chops rips mailing Wood, sailing. 109 22,228 for or 31 stamps for cloth- two that came ashore almost re menaces that fulfilled paper-covered, schooners Wood, steam. 318 11,191 with their attractive nickel too oiten. bound copy. of each other in Menemsha f only alongside Steel, sailing. 2,551 work are pleasing to the eye. on Martin’s had a new steam. 51 100,127 AC I s OF THE sEA. Cove, Vineyard, Steel, twisting channels called “slues,” and strange experience. were they that once even through which the tides race in con- Although the surf would have seem- Total]. 542 136,097 JOHN B. I rigate came near to leav- fusion, making wicked cross-rips as ed fearful to a landsman, it was not a In the last half year of 1904 we built STICKNEY, there. The natives have soon as the wind blows. serious obstacle to the life savers. But the same number of vessels, hut the ag- AGENT. BELFAST. are caused If eat a name ol the ship, but And the wind does blow. Almost every when they put their boat into the sea gregate tonnage was only 92,598, leav- by Indigestion. you little too or if are to — l.«v.:LV4^Ty..r.. BY forgotten the story. The afternoon, as unfailingly as the trade they discovered that the wind was ing us 43,499 tons ahead for the past much, you subject attacks of have no doubt iskeget and Tuckernuck winds of the subtropics, a great wind greater than even their tough strength. half of 1905. The 542 vessels built in Indigestion, you had shortness of breath, heart beats, 'ell with pride how one begins to snore up through the south- Though they waded into the water till the six months ot 1905 were for the fol- rapid heartburn or of the heart. ..Men lift in a gray fog dis- west and almost at once the merry men it was up to their armpits, they could lowing trades: palpitation NOYES & NUTTER MANUFACTURING causes the stomach to COMPANY. ship standing into danger of the shoals begin to dance and sing. not force the boat out. Every time it Vessels Tonnage Indigestion men Great Lakes. 57 81,094 expand —swell, and puff up against the two islands, how Let a vessel then miss the slue in which was blown in on them. At last it was 13 A. 341 47,383 heart. This crewris the heart and inter- IV G!0 R, MAINE, teed to get the honor of siie to be by so much as an blown bodily across the beach Atlantic and gulf. happens actually Pacific. 58 4,005 feres with its action, and in the course of ut. and how the M uskeget inch and will have tier the heels into a at least they by pool seventy-five yards Western rivers.... 84 2,190 diseased. side as the on the .time the heart becomes or port just and pound her up and down a wav. Porto Rico. 2 15 .it touched her star- sunken sand until the masts shake out worked for hours They twenty-nine Not a vessel was built for the result that both island- of her and her back breaks like a match. out to the wrecks. single Remember the Full Name before they got They Hawaiian trade. Had it not been that Always of saving the frig- as far as the eye can see saved six men at last. All the rest had glory Everywhere, our for the Great hakes a the shoals shipbuilding Kodol even from masthead, been drowned. lug amounted to thirty vessels, of 78,811 cisatlantic ships no long- then a beautiful but from Head to present thrillingly Everywhere, Gay in excess of the last half year of as tons, Uronao once the lined with | was .axative ,ir tiie shoals they picture. Everywhere Monomov. the coast Cure alarming 1904, we should have Icon thirty vessels Dyspepsia Quinine II remain deadly for the narrow sines are beset with tossing wrecks aiid for a while afterward long and 84.812 tons short of the correspond- t ratlic of tlie north At- waves, and foam and the New digests what you eat, takes the strain off ltips cross-rips almost every village along j of the year.—Brad- nst. two hundred vessels make broken water east, south coast buried unknown men ing period previous of the heart, and contributes nourishment, north, England street's. Cures a C©M in One in Two, :.rious parts of tlie sand- and west. Breakers thunder oil invis- who drifted ashore as ghastly remind- strength and health to every organ of the Day, Grip tlie last ten waters cascade Cures Sour ore during ible obstacles. (Ireen ers of that night. Woman iu Colorado. body. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Suffrage Inflammation of the mucou* a fogs cover rhe vexing Tides whirl and suck. It was a way for the year to Stomach, unceasingly. fitting oil n is a while the wreck- membranes lining the Stomach and Biges- Bes. 25c. nth almost impossible, Xow let ship blunder sailing end, for it had begun with Another woman said decidedly that (O. twists that the toward Asia on the tive Tract,Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrh perplexing in the northerly part Monomoy ing of the British ship she was ghul siie had a vote. “It pays and it is then the Ilorse or the when were of the Stomach. hois make, and she will lind Stone shoals in January, eighteen me well, some o' the time,” she ex- rs and steamers anchor dreaded Handkerchief shoals ready to drowned. Eleven afterward, on FRED ATWOOD, Insurance and Rt al Estate days plained. After eating, myfood would distress me by making w,ScPORT' can rind holding ground, pick her bones clean before she can so January 31, the American schooner St. “How?” I asked my heart palpitate and I would become very weak. I a bottke of Kodol and it gave me immr OVEK FORTV-FIVE MILLION ASSETS. M that others still under much as tack. Or let a vessel get lost J\, IIllO Sll itnueu uu 1)1/1 ol’Ol 1 ) OCC of as. the sinking of Martha's Vineyard, and her crew The woman stared at me in blank her Digests What You Eat vaeht Alva, when nine was drowned. amazement. she “all i' A' i»1.1 ochi If iinrl his A GREAT THOROUGHFARE. “Why,” cried, the good it do bring is that!” Dollar bottle holdi 2^ Prepared at the Lab* EASTERN STEAMSHIP CO, The Yet for all these dangers thousands times a> much as the of £.0.DeWltt v lost their lives. “Your own oratory each BIGGEST SAILING SHIpTfLOAT. principles,—don't you & Co., Chicago, U.B.A. t the waters of vessels thread the place year, trUUo^Ocent^eUejJ in treacherous _ want to be free to vote think as.you SUMMER SERVICE. On an2 04 f3 f 9 the advisibilitv of building the. other craft about her, her great They S of the life-saving stations investigate with frankness. Thorndike. o5 2 lo 4:05 that shall run : is 450 over all—and tier ended, simple Unity.'.s 13 2 IS 4 13 ■: and that thrust a great stone breakwater length—she points An older woman whom I met (lis Burnham, arrive.,... 8 35 2 40 4 35 111to tliis dismal sea are full out into Nantucket sound from a point high freeboard, the Rickmers became 30, 1906, closed a manner of dealing with her G.C. LOWER Commencing Monday. April Clinton .. 8 52 6 16 of a little south of Great Point on the Is- an of interest to seafaring ,-ports of the finding object great which I afterward learned Steamers leave Belfast for Boston via Camden Benton. 902 6125 in the The prerogative 11 30 4 45 6 10 the of the land of Nantucket. men bay yesterday. big First-class work- and Rockland, daily, except Sunday, at 4.30 p. m. Bangor... recovery was rather common among the women A M wifed who are That a harbor of refuge is needed vessel lay not more than two cable’s man in all its For Searsport and Hampden Tut-sd iys. Tliurs sailors, of Denver. Waterville.. .. 9 0$ 6 30 is best and who of the poorer districts branches, such as days and Sundays at 7.45 a. m. 3,05 as unknown that cruising ground from shore, everybody F M AM to be buried along lengths “1 know some of the nicest in For Bueksport, Winterport and Bang"!', daily, the list of victims over whether ailoat or look- people Portland ..1215 5 35 1 10 no way of telling with shown by great passed, ashore, I Turkish and Plain except Monday, at 7.45 a, in., or upon arrival <>; town," she informed me; “generally, E D. 4 00 05 530 which tlie men of the Nantucket ed at her in a sort of admiring wonder, | steamer from Boston. Boston,Boston I in what tragedies they merry me to. w. 4 20 when with votes the way they wants 'they Parlor Suits | D. 05 7 utlis. shoals and sound can gloat they for the vessel is not only equipped RETURNING. are awful kind to o’ course TO BELFAST. the southwest or but me; they and From Boston at 5 in. or of on this dance to the tune from an acre so of canvas, amidships Spring Edg Couches, Carriage Sleigh daily, except Sunday, p. shipwrecks don’t never give me money for votin’,” From Rockland, via Camden, PM AM A ar as that draws through the slues and is an the smokestack of which Boat daily, except American coast, reeord- up engine, “I votes the Trimming, Mattresses Renovated, Cush- at 530 a. m. IE. I>. 7 00 9 00 she supplemented, Monday, nos.on, tlie wakens them to rollings and the vessel the of an quickly w u 8 tliese years when all green .gives appearance ’cause and Cabinet Repair- From Hampden and Searsport Mondays, Wed- | 30 several times way they wants, jus’ tliey’s good ings. Gluing, Varnishing and I P M charted, lit and spoutings. auxiliary yacht, magni- the nesdays Fridays. buoyed, to tne.”—Elizabeth McCracken, in 2 ml 6* From Bangor, via Winterport and Bueksport. Portland...10 35 7 (0 105 makes an admira- Of all.the shoals and rips famous and fied. ing. easingly. December Atlantic. daily, except Sundays, at 1.3U p. m. A M Handkerchief shoal, south Bremen on 23d the iry on "tlie wonderful nau- dreaded, lying Leaving April SHOP ON MAIN STREET, All cargo, except live stock, via the steamers Waterville. 7 15 9 52 4 16 msessed the old sea eap- west from wicked Monomoy Island, Rickmers made the voyage across in of this company, is insured against lire and ma- Bangor 7 15 1 30 by by ANiEMIA IS CURED rine risk. netrated into tliese waters has taken the most, for in the past ten about twenty-three days. She had a Shoe Belfast, Maine. F M Opposite Factory, Benton..,. ...17 21 f9»7 if 23 un- have stranded time most of the Oil the FRED W. POTE, Agent. Belfast were strange and all years twenty-three ships rough way. Clinton.. |7 30 tlO 06 4 33* The other I5y Dr. Williams' Fink Fills As Food Cures CALVIN among its smoky breakers. first day out a nut in her steam steering AUSTIN, Burnham, depart. 8/0 10 20 4 55 Tliey Are the Most Widely I'sed President and Gen’l Manager. Boston. old Bartholomew Gosnold shoals have this record of stranded ves- gear broke, and, it being impossible to Hunger. Wanted Unity. 9 08 10 35 6 10 aud Successful For All Forms of Thorndike.. 9 17 10 45 6 20 wore sels: the had to be Remedy e unhandy ship, that replace this, great ship Knox 19 26 11* 54 f5 29 Chatham of the Debility. Httle'better than a scow, Bishop and Clerks shoal, 2; steered by hand the remainder MIANUS Brooks.. 9 40 11 10 6 46 the hundred dangers of tlie roads, 4; Common flats, 3; Dennisport way across. During the heavy gales Antonia, whether it results from actual Waldo. I9 60 til 20 15 66 Hawes ENGINES City Point.110 00 til 30 16 06 v until lie reached and 1; Dogfish bar, 3; that were met it took two, due waters beach, frequently loss of blood, from lack of nutrition to Belfast, arrive 10 05 11 35 6 10 men her sue 2; three to hold who and on Horseshoe shoal, Longshoal, and sometimes island itself landed shoal, 1; or whatever its is ARE GOOD f 1 Mutton shoal, stomach trouble, source, r station a Head? That was 3; Muskeget Island, 5; course. thousands of Can THE YEAR Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at Sankaty a of the vital fluid. Dr. By Brooklyn people. jou and Shovelful Bandelin is the com- simply deficiency $5.00 from and all stations on Branch. Vantuc^et has been a land- Norton shoal, Osterville Captain Herman take a few? If so, list your house in the ROUND. Belfast 5. Williams' Pink Pills actually make new FREE IN- Through tickets to all points West ami Nortfr ittle more than 300 years. shoals, 1 each, and Tuckernuck shoal, mander of the ship, but he lias another BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE in A. do that one and do FORMATION for which pur- I led tliose seas then, and Vineyard Haven, Vineyard sound, master mariner with him, Captain blood. They thing they BUREAU, have run a Mi- Agent, Belfast. GEO. F. EVANS, are sore beset pose a Blank is provided. ■i and to which the that who the owners of It well. As the blood directly feeds the printed anus Motor 4 years, Vice President ami General Manager, of incredible strange ships Woolsen, represents of the INFORMATION BU- has a score on the nervous The service F. E. Bootiib v. Geu’l Pa9s. ami Ticket Agent. f the sea whence may be de- on the skoals run for refuge, the cargo. On board as passengers were nerves their action system summer and winter, in the last remarkable and have cured REAU So, pressing close of thirty-nine stranded ships Andrew Rickmers, senior member of is often they and the past two profit." nervous disorders that have not yield- Will Cost You Nothing sailor-adventurer’s course, ten years witness to its treachery, and the firm that owns the ship; his daugh- many winters have been has eat- ed to ordinary treatment. rom to kill whale Menemsha bight, not far away, Miss Renie Rickmers, and Harry is the best advertis- unusually cold. 1 England ter, “As a girl,” says Mrs. Jessie Fink, of 180 The Brooklyn Eagle the Martha’s who not ■iid and herring. en eight. Altogether Wuppesahl, a Bremen Alderman, East Mill street, Akron, Ohio, “I suffered ing medium in the world. It carries more would exchange have for any amount if I ■ waters alone caught is an insurance broker. and when I was resort advertisements than any New York old l’ilgrmis got their grant Vineyard from nervous indigestion could not an- in their Add about in It stands PRE-EMINENTLY at the get was included in it. It be- seventy-six vessels traps. Miss Rickmers, who is only eighteen years old I was reduced weight paper. other. shoals head. oi aew iuii m seven taken Nantucket twentv is in to 98 Founds. I was ansemic, nervous, FREEMAN HORR. me Slave by years old, accomplished in on Nan- couldn’t eat or was short of breath An ADVERTISEMENT the Eagle ■is deeded hack to Massa- proper, twenty-four stranded nautical matters. SI e lias sailed yachts sleep, and had headaches costs little, but brings large results, be- miMnvg muivn tucket Great Neck, Great Point, and on after the least exertion nunivo, bar, and heavier craft, prevailed the EAGLE INFORMATION BU- of the almost constantly. I had adoctor.of course, cause nows or how the Great and other points Bandelin to let her take an oe- it. MAIN 29 Portland Pier. PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE why island Rip Captain but 1 might as well have taken so much REAU is constantly helping PORTLAND, F, as oceanic and the total record of I “hand” at the wheel of the called Nantucket; but island, casional water for ail the good his medieine did me. Write for listing blank and Advertising G. I>. Thorndike, Gen. Mgr. State Maine. area of shoals t soon became famous all for all that i vessel during the voyage. and strength were so Rate Card. Address strandings great “Finally my vitality Schebler for Autos and Mo- In Effect Nov. 27, 1905. of is 107 in ten battles with wind and take to bed for Agent Carburetor Monday, "rl'l. because the greatest and harbors refuge years. I No trace of her reduced that 1 had to my tor Boats. 3i iiS .if .. flmu 1 nmilfl no! Hicrpist. INFORMATION BUREAU, sailors that ever the THE STORM OK IMIS. I waves was observable when the Rick- swept weeks I did not DEIWKTIliK v uvi solid food and for onest and toilsome llieis UrtllJC IU lUicm i. omuj any living Most memorable of the great disasters than a of BROOKLYN DAILY be take any other nourishment cup EAGLE, 5.50 Stockton *5.05 a. tu. from its wind-whipped, is the fierce ! greeu sides hardly a mark could Lkavk—Searsport a.m., of recent years cyclonic tea or beef broth. for ami arriving at No. Bangor 7.22 a. in.. Bangor ; seen, and her varnished shone I)r. Brooklyn, N. Y. storm that began on the evening of yards “While I was sick in bed 1 read of (via B Nr X.K.K.) 7 a.m -«» Lagrange 8.05 a.m., the of a in a. m.. a. AGO. s-jtnwinv November 20. ISOs, and lasted j like spars yacht just put Williams’ Pink Pills and 1 stopped all other Book Dover and Foxcroft a.22 (irecnville 10.55 H"|-> LONG Binding the 2ml8 in.. Miio 8 48 a. te... Millinoc:-.,-, 10.25 a. til.. Ash- with a that commission. medicine and began to take pills. Soon advertisement. twenty-four hours, violence Fort Kent 4.15 m.. Ilmiilon 12.55 : * re the revolution Nan- for seventeen knots an hour was very noticeable. My _AND.... land 2.15 p, in.. p. my improvement :: even the matter-of-fact ollieial reports Designed ». m.. Fort F.tirfiel 1 ir> p. m Presque Isle 2.46 some not as as the the Rickmers did to return, my stomach gave big service and of the under canvas alone, strength began in., Caribou 3.15 p. in. of the life saving as soon as I to j> i went into the on this me no pain and just began today, up as not have a fair chance voyage. LKAvi:—Searsport 1 50 p. in.. Stockton 2.05 p.m. hoard describe “almost take solid food I in weight, i shall STATE OF MAINE. and back whale lighthouse one she 810 gained REPAIRING. for ami arriving at No. Bangor 8 22 p. m.. Bangor brought Though day logged knots, I was when 1 real- unprecedented.” never forget how happy [via B. & N. K. It.) 4.05 p m.. So. Lagrange 4.05 p walrus. When the revolu- her average run was only 100. well. WALDOS 8. The tempest expended the day’s ized that 1 was really getting n., Dover & Foxcroft 7.07 p. in.. Guilford 7.20 p. sailed great a the- this 12th of A. D. on MAGAZINES BOUND. igHUUtg whaling ships, by its in the area in- Classed as live-masted bark, “Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills certainly saved Taken day May, 1906, n.. (irecnville 8 40 p in.. Udo 4. ;r p.m., Milliuock of rage A. 1). issued on Rooks loose in the covers replaced, from 10 the fame greatest part is a sister have execution dated April 24, 1900, | ■t 0.113 Ill Ilouiton 8.15 ’ll Fort F.tirli ■! I I'l.l ■'linen, carried 2 of Itickmers, built in Germany, my life. 1 am now perfectly well, p. p. cluded in District No. the United a rendered l»y the Supreme Judicial cents a.57 m Caribou 10.25 l over the world. the normal of 120 judgment up. >. ni Presque Isle p. p..in all They within which sliip to tlie l’otasi and Preussen, regained my weight pounds Court lor the county of Waldo at the term there- states life saving service, Pink Pills are a JOHN S. FERNALO, take whale under the very but is feet longer than either. She and I think Dr. Williams’ of begun and held on the tlr.rd Tuesday of April, ARRIVALS lie Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket and fifty I have recommend- of D. ■ war in the wonderful medicine and A. D. 1906, to wit cn the 21st day April, A. I the British flags named is built of steel, and her gross tonnage Side Door, Belfast. AitutVK -Stockton 10.15 a. m Searsport 10.23 all the curiously shoals, rips, ed them to hosts of 1906, in favor of William H. Arnold of Beliast, 26 Miller Street. I the but the island The mizzen and people.” l. in. Leaving Milo 7.3U a. m., (irecnville 5.35 a, I’acillc, which make the is 5,548. fore, main, Pills are recommend- in said county and State, against Nellie II. Town- slues and.deeps up Dr. Williams’ Pink n.. Guilford 6.44 a. ill., Dover & Foxcroft 7.02 a. rcat losses steadily. Un- masts are with for all send of Searsmont, in said county and state, for known loosely under this jigger square rigged, ed for stubborn stomach trouble, u., So. Lagrange 8 15 a. in., Bangor (via B. Sc N. the brave sailors seatrap the after- seven hundred and fourteen dollars and seventy- wever, double topgallant yards, and cases of weakness and debility, such as re- IT. K.) 8.05a. m No. Bangor 8.55 a. in. title, “Nantucket shoals.” eight cents debt or damage, and ten dollars and and after the general carries the fore and aft sail as fevers and other acute diseases. 8.30 go forth, In this District No. 2, more than two mast sult from sixty-one cents, costs of suit, and will be sold at Akrivk—Stockton 8.20 p. m.. Searsport p. the first to the new in barks. She draws 20 feet 9 are to the most delicate stom- auction at the office of F. W. Biown, WANTED! li, Leaving Caribou 11.45 a. in,, Presque Isle 12.15 ship tly at sea in that usual They grateful public was hundred persons perished a tonic without being a McClintock Block, in Belfast, in the County of >. m Fort Fairfield 11.40 a. m.. Houlion 2.00 p. in., lag in an English port one inches. Under full sail she carries ach, are powerful one Of these, more than not to contain Waldo to the bidder on the 16th day of Port Kent 10.45 a. m.. Ashland 12.45 p. in., Milli- night. of can- stimulant and are guaranteed highest MOKKV ket whaler Bedford. H about thousand square feet at ten of the clock in the fore- SALESMEN. locket 4.20 m., viiie 5.43 Greenville 3.40 p. hundred and fifty went down with the fifty harmful drugs. Their double action on June, A. D 1906, p. p. m., at shoals that surround the York Herald 10. any noon, the following described real estate, and all n., Guilford 4.50 p in., Dover & Foxcroft 5.08 steamer Portland, which foundered off vas.—New May the blood and nerves have made them valu- Write for particulars to p. the Southwest shoal, lying the right, title and interest„whioh the said Nellie n., So. Lagrange 6.20 p. m Bmgor (via B. & N. Most of the others who were able in the treatment of a wide range of dis- to the same or had on It. 5.50 No. m. the cape. Timely and Valuable Suggestions. H. Townsend has i.*J and The R. G. CHASE CO., R.) p. in., Bangor 7.00 p. I Nantucket and Martha’s that and claim made for them is of December, A. D. at 8 drowned went down with vessels who lead eases, every the eleventh day 1905, 3ml3 Malden, Mass. W. M. B R() WN, C. C. B RO W N, and the Nantucket shoals, especially women and absolutely hours and no minutes in the forenoon, the time on islands where Many people, substantiated by authentic Jen’l Superintendent, Gen’l Pass’r Agent were tossed outlying suffer from attached on the writ in the a title for a closely confined domestic lives, honest records of cures. Send for free book- when the same was very general saw them in the darkness of “nervous.- lots or of nobody what in general terms is called let same suit, to wit; four certain parcels -plead of water twenty-three that none situate in Searsmont in said Waldo coun- the terrible night, or on vessels ness.” Among all forms of treatment All sell Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills laud i't.ward and thirty-nine miles intelli- druggists Maine, on the road leading from Arnold’s Dr. 13. E. BROWN were driven across the shoals and has even approached in success the be sent on ty, Island. or they will by mail, postpaid, corner, (so called) through the Marriuer neigh- card from Nantucket use of Dr. David Favorite six boxes OF broken on the drowned bars far away gent Kennedy's of 50cents per box, borhood the late homestead BANGOR, “cottage lots. receipt price, (so-knowu.) Being at this area ihere are shal- of N. which promotes Medicine big from land, as a stick might be broken Remedy, Rondout, Y., for $2 50, by the Dr. Williams Go., of Jarvis B. Arnold and Emily F. Arnold, con- in Diseases of 'the Eye. Ear with deep ones, an and natural action of the digestive about two hundred acres. For a more Specialist atternating a man’s knee. easy Schenectady, N. Y. taining Any size from a few hundred feet to 175 acres across the nervous _ see deeds of Jonathan L. the shallows are composed of organs and imparts tone to particular description Nose and \ll have shore fronts. from Belfast to As Sumner I. Kimball, general super- dated 16th 1847. recorded in the Throat, Anywhere ai shift system* has been recom- Frohock, July Saturday Cove. Fine view of oay and islands. I ! constantly, thenaviga- of the life service said Miss Pole—May Goodley Waldo Registry of Deeds, book 60, page 168; Has taken Boon. No. 2, Odd Fellows* block, and intendent saving very to me. wiil be in Belfast Office horns 10 ilso have a large list of city property and farms is the most baffling “Don’t you think that members of Con- mending her dressmaker highly Sarah L. Arnold to Jarvis B. Arnold dated De- every Monday. i locality “This overwhelming loss to til sizes and prices. Send for hook. 1 1 in his report: ? really should go to recorded in Waldo a. m. to 6 p. in., and 7 9 p. m. I gress ought to receive more compensation Miss Peppry—Yes, you cember 14th, 1864, Registry, F. S. HOLMES, imagined. life on a coast noted for fright- think so? Miss so much of the Refers to Drs. C. B. Hoit, Liberty; Adalbert of long “Some to answered Sena- her. Miss Pole—Do you book 130, page 309, excepting Real Estate Me. 'i’fiis vary in the most startling a ought get more,” B. to Millet!, Searsmont; D. P. Flanders, Elmer Small Agent .Belfast, ful disasters was the result of single to be' con- she’s so clever she same as conveyed by Jarvis Arnold Joseph *- far out tor “and some ought Peppry—Yes, indeed; S. W. Johnson Belfast. of ttie though was Sorghum, W. Moody; Sainuel Arnold to Jarvis B. Arnold nd spots, inflicted in the dark, which fund.”—Wash- can make the very nest girls look quite _33tf 4 it "t in stroke tributing to the conscience pla dated June 16th, 1869, containing nine acres t, land and apparently .the not be Polite, smart and active so sudden that it could parried ington Star. nice.—Philadelphia Press._ more or less, Sainuel Arnold to Jarvis B. Ar- iai a or women, loca- i i'en not more than ■klTCTI^_Men house to house canvassers. sea, being so that its awful effects nold dated November 21st, A. D. 1872, and re- VV M Pi i EL U representatives for nr and powerful liberal terms. four feet deep, wliile others make Callahan apologize corded in said Registry Book 169, page 232. high class magazine. Large Commissions. Cash Very Apply (."■ not be Mike—Did yez » rcial St- l' liiem or could mitigated.” Cure ? Pat—Yis. He 12,1906. prizes. Write J. N. TRAINER. 80 East Wash- the Portland Flavoring Co., 208 Comm may show twenty-five in of warn- Kodol for what he said about yez Belfast, May Me. tfl3 When the Portland, spite Dyspepsia so AMOS F. CARLETON, Sheriff. ngton Square, New York, N. Y. tf8 Portlaml, feet over them. l .i was sorry he said little.—Judge. | T? steamed away from her pier in Digests what you oat. ^ -tween these sands are narrow. ings, it was enough to make Mass., May 19. Ar, sch. be hoisted to the of the stafT and will remain sharp musketry, that Newburyport, top one ‘the house was until sunset Committee will be governed feel that Penobscot, New York. _. there literally arose bark Carrie accordingly tumbling down on his head. Many Galveston, May 19. Ar, LOCALS. close case of SEARSPORT It is requested that all places of business and to be ready in fire; Port dressed, it Winslow, Spain. from 12 to 4 o'ciock p. m. others were made and all pronounced S. May 21. Ar, bark Ethel, will be held at the ill, Charleston, C., Mr. E. M. Glidden arrived Thursday A Union Memorial Service a wild barn of Mrs. Charles York the forenoon. 27. Rev. tempest, The For May Cong’l church Sunday of the town, was 18. Sailed, scb. from California. sermon Hatch, in the north part Halls Quarry, Me., May; Reduction Hill will the were un- Great Harry preach horses \ or'k. Bos- 9.30 morning struck, but fortunately his Charlotte T. Sibley, New G. W. Hichborn arrived from Comrades will report at Sunday the May Capt. 14. at Memorial doom to attend the service, weal- harmed and no tire was caused though San Francisco, Cal., May Ar, ship ton Saturday. shattered on one ing Memorial badge. building was quite badly Emily F. Whitney, Makawell. Sale] storm it P. Curtis has returned to his By command of side. After so violent a thunder POUTS. Joseph Children Commander. FOKEIGN J. H. Kneeland, would dawn home in Doicliester, Mass. was expected the morning 14. Cld, sch. Lu- THIS J. a. Colson, Adjutant, clear, but instead it was foggy and dull with Hillsboro, N. B., May ONLY LIGHT DAYS MORE OF PHENOMENALLY left Wednesday to ther Alexandria, Va. Mrs. E. C. Harriman frequent showers during the day. It was T. Garretsou, NORTH SEARS TORT ITEMS. 10. Ar, ship Fort George, visit friends in Augusta. To succeed these you not until that the skies cleared and Kaanapali, May SUCCESSFi L SALE. HUNDREDS OF MONEY SAV. days from Sunday "• is friends Mrs. W. R. Thompson has returned the wind into the northwest. Newcastle, N. S. Mrs. Louise F. Bailey visiting must of cour- Mr. got 5. Sla, bark A. Or. AWAIT have plenty grit, a visit with her parents in Islesboro, had been ill St. Helena, April ING OPPORTUNITIES YOU. NOW IS THE in Bangor and vicinity. Miss Frances Cleaves, who New \ork. and Mrs. John Enckstrom. and since mid-winter Ropes, (from Iliogo), visited age, strength. How is it with confined to the house 14. Sid, sch. M. >. B. IS THE PLACE. EVERY William X. Field of Bangor to go out Bermuda, May TIME, JOHNSON’S PRICE There will be a social hop in Marden’s and who had improved sufficiently V. 17th. Richmond, ... „. friends in town May the children? Are thin, the bene- to her times, took a severe Chase, they hall Friday night, May 25th, for store for a few 12. Ar.ship Acme, Sing- most intense suffer- Honolulu, May A FEATURE. Miss Hannah C. Colcord is visiting delicate? Do not fit of Henry Tripp, who had the misfortune cold and after a day of pale, forget is. a last Saturday moru- friends in Cambridge, Mass. to break one of nis legs. Mr. Tripp ing passed quietly away Montevideo, May 21. Sid, bark John S. the a standing being ®-8i> 26 cent Ribbons. You young man who has always attended ing, heart trouble of long New York. * 9.00 Covert Coats. • j..^ j a business Sarsaparilla. ... James P. Butman made Ayer’s turn the been in very poor Emery, Capt. dances and a large delegation should final cause. She had 14. Ar, brig Jennie Hul- 11.50 8-60 to York last week. Havana, May t'o, Xew know it makes the blood has health of having always " *• trip pure him a full hall. Mr. Tripp fora number years, — ... out and give bert, Mobile. 12.00 ®-75 15 the foe of asthma to contend against, but Gilkey of Rochester, X.H., is spend- the many friends in this locality. 50 Gilt Belts. I'yam and rich, and builds up had battled with it and struggled MARINE MISCELLANY. 12.60 ...jj* ing a few weeks with his family. valiantly I-49 87 Neck 8carf.. i in to attend to her business. Having gained Norfolk, Va., May 14. Sch. Harry T. 7.98 Raincoats. 4;lr were health every way. came as a after collision 8-10 $1.25 Silk Neck Scarfs. Frank I. Mortland and B. F. Colcord general as much as she had her death Hayward, recently raised 9.00 Jap. y.-( j have health on business. The children cannot possibly good SPRINGS. to She was the youngest with steamer San (Ger.) was sold q iyi •* 8.55 2.26 Crepe de Chine Neck in Bangor Thursday condition Cor- STOCKTON surprise everyone. Miguel Scarfs.$ 4.,, unless the bowels are in proper and Mrs. to H. T. laxative daughter of the late Mr. Stephen here U. S. marshal Hay- .. 888 ,r*0 cent Pillow Evie Downs of Belfast is visiting rect any constipation by giving small today by 10.00 Tops. Miss doses of rills. All coated. in Cleaves was 24, 1850. She ward Ayer’s vegetable.sugar Ban- and born Sept. for 8;!0,fl00. ,, Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Dowtus. Mr. F. E. Edwards spent Sunday 10.50 9'45 25.. ;7 her parents, leaves two sisters, Mrs. Melvin E. Colcord Boston, May 16. Sell. Eugene Borda has gor. libbettsof 12.00 *' 10.80 Everything in needle work novelties or. M. returned Tuesday M Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Iiowell, Maas. of this place and Mrs. David been sold ('has. Bicknell, of Rock- j Mrs. Laura Perry of uew by 41-*5 D. Also manufacturers Mrs. Amelia West moved into her William of Bos- to John formerly in 12.60 price. from a visit with friends in Washington, Boston, and two brothers, land, Captain Francis, The funeral The Borda will con- 12 16 15 and 17 cent India Linons.. 1 C. •if A\ 9 HAIR VIGOR. house, Monday. ton and Frank of Searsport. sell. Fannie * F'ay. 13.60 .. ilj AGUE CURE. services were held Tuesday afternoon at tinue in the coastwise trade. 13 50 •20 25 *• / If to Mr and Mrs. Frank L. Marston returned 15.00 , 0. J. Lawrence and Hope M. Cur- PECTORAL. Mrs. M. b. col- 16. Commander Misses A AUVI O CHERRY the residence of her sister, Portland, .May, Wilner, Suits. 10.00 9 cent for flue shere India Linon | from last r riday. tor 12.00 Veiling quality tis aie making a short visit in W ashington, Bangor with whom she had lived many in of this lighthouse district, gives cord, charge 10.00 Linen .. 3 We have no secrete ! We publish The 12.00 Silk Suits. 35 Lawns. D. C. Ladies’ Guild met Wednesday years, Rev. T. II. Derrick officiating. notice that the week ending May 19, the formulas of ail our medicines. The Young dining " 9 The io.oo 62 ... with Miss Vettie Twiss. floral offerings were very handsome. Railway Ledge, south side buoy, No. 2, a 12.00 Mohair Suits. ;jC|, Mrs. Stone has returned from lloulton, where the de- of her sympathy of the community, led sour win he established near the 7.60 30 Inch Natural Dress Linen. w here she was called by the death and Telumali sailed from to the Sclis. Otronto is extended in Rock- .. 7.30 ceased had always lived, southerly side of Railway Ledge, 8.00 Tailor-made Skirts. M •-*(. father. and Jellison with lumber. was in the avenue, owned by Geo. W. Partridge, Cape Sunday bereaved family. The interment land Harbor. 35c A. L. Sweetser arrived W ednesday from it was burned to the ground. The alarm of meet Thurs- lot in Mount Prospect cemetery. New May 1!». The sail tonnage The Ladies’ Aid Society will family York, 6.00 75 Handkerchief Linen. in his re- ••• “'t?5.8.» ,, Muo and is by E. C. Pike fire was rung in and the fire department All market was unchanged and only i; rj> employed day, May 31st, with Mrs. A. A. Beaton. Your has received the fol- practically mill. but the house had evidently been correspondent the tendency of rates for :!oo 830 51 25 spool sponded, are cordially invited. from an old friend and a strengthening on fire some time when discovered and was lowing clipping lumber .. Gulf to return Mrs. Olivia Me- loading ports ports b.76 Tailor-uiade t 20 cent Colored 1 i Rev. and Mrs. T. P Williams will was saved without moved last week former resident of Belfast, The a total loss. The barn Mr and Mrs. Hunting north of llatleras was noteworthy. 0 08 caline and other places Gilverv now living in San Diego, Skirts. Lining.' from visits in Freedom injury. This house was occupied by the late from Mrs. Amelia West’s former home to Mudgett, coastwise coal tonnage market continues thi, with the that it be published Ladies' Wrappi s* 1. \Y. Havener and used as a ship chandel- the Crawford Treat house. Calif., request exceedingly dull and rates are low and un- 7 25 Tailor-made in The Journal: 0 53 1 50 cent Ked Table re- and grocery store for his shipyard, which Republican Skirts. Mrs. A. M. Boss and daughter Emily ] ery The J. M. Ames company has just com- satisfactory. was located at this and where the SAN DIEGO AND THE EARTHQUAKE. Tailor-made I Damask turned 1 from a visit with frieuds point, outside on their 4.98 uesday was built in 1853. a new stairway was shaken an famous schooner Rainbow pleted The city of San Francisco by Skirts. 4.40 25 cent Ked Table iu boston. a great improvement. Is. BELFAST PRICK CURRENT. In later years a large number of barrels building, earthquake on Wednesday morning, April Damask M:i»v old huilrlinffs were thrown down or dam- 4.37 Tailor-made M r, Townsend, photographer of Belfast, marked “elephant oil” was seized there and H. Brock of came Mr. Lowell way Searsport Kineu aicw IS Skirts. 3.94 75 c e n t Seamb" views for Mr. was found to be old aged, and about 350 people ,u;. Corrected Weekly for The Journal. was in town Monday taking when analyzed good over uigbt to spend a few days to the destruction Saturday later tire broke out, and owing Sheets .... A. Cook. rum. It was then sold to the Marston. Prices Paid Producer 5.50 Tailor-made M. New England with his sister, Mrs. Frank L. of some of the water mains- consumed about two- Produce Market. it into 4.95 i 42x36 Pillow Case late Samuel Wallace, who converted thirds of the The damage done by the trem- Skirts Miss Ida A. Whittier wem to Bangor Sat- it until bis L. Colcord arrived train city. Annies p bu., 75JU.0O Hay P ton, Shooglt.oo a dwelling house and occupied Miss Evelyn by or was trifling compared with the havoc wrought 3.98 Tailor-made Silkolenes per. yd and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. r. from Guilford to attend the dried. Pit- 7 Hides ptb 9 || urday death a few 5 ears ago. Saturday night by the flames. Lamb ft. s> 3 39 cent C’retou.. •. from the scene of Beaus, eea, g.0Hg2.25 Spring p Skirts 12J \\ Adams. of her Miss Cleaves. far ■ funeral services aunt, Newspapers published \\ ool Skins, 1.00121.25 •• Memorial Hat. Again the day set apart disaster printed accounts of it that their YePeycs,2.25a2.50 3.37 Tailor-made 10 Capt. Albert N. Blanch- for coastcaused had sin- Butter P tb. 20:222 Mutton P lb, s| Ship bangalore, custom of the of our The lighter Atlas sailed Portland readers to believe that the entire — 3 04 10 Outings hv for Delaware by the revered people Beef lb, ii®8 Oats p bu., 32 lb, to Skirts ard, sailed May 2d from llilo a of hard from the the destroy- sides, p is designated by law after discharging cargo tered severely quake—that 5 Potatoes 70' Skirts 4.39 Flannelett* »,< country approaching, Monday fair cities of the south Beef fore quarters, p bu., 4 87 Misses 124 breakwater. of the men who for the Northern Maiue Rail- ing angel had blasted the as a perpetual memorial pine Seaport of the north- Barley p bu.. to Bound Hog, 7. 3 15 10 l^arge Fring and as well as the great metropolis 7.110 3.75 Mason has the Tuttle their names to the Union army road Co. truth. Hours Cheese !h, 15 Straw p ton, , William 11. bought gave, Nothing could be farther from the p 348 ed Doiles — it as were faithful unto death. What a Chicken 13 Turkey p tb, 25.22s 2 75 studio on Main street and will occupy navy and are at Jel- after the in San Francisco slight p lb, The following schooners Cape great quake lb. 14 Tallow p tb, 2js;i i.a'Vii 50 cent Fine Da; we do will be but a part of the universal was felt in San It did no damage, Calf Skins,per 1.00 White a dwelling house. lisou lumber: Lizzie Lane, Flora tremor Diego. Veal lb, «a; loading inhabitants. San Duck p tb. 14215 p ask Towels .. ceremony all over our land where the veter- B. and was unfelt by many of the Waists.79 of the Ricker Classical Condon, Sarah A. Blaisdell and John into its harbor 364 Eggs P dor. 17: Wool, unwashed, 28 Miss Ethel Elder ans are at rest. Every j ear makes its mourn- Diego, since Cabrillo sailed White 75 cent Fine Dan; Jlr. and damaged by earth- Fowl p tb. 14 Wood, hard, 4.00,114.50 1.25 and 1 37 Institute is visiting her parents, ful contribution to the silent army W hat Carrington. years ago. never has been the records of the Geese p tb. is Wood, soft, 3.00 Lawn Waists .98 d ask Towels Mrs. James Elder. will also be in of Grant of quake. Indian traditions, we do, therefore, memory Mr. and Mrs. Luther Prospect of adobe buildings more cent Fine Dan the old. A padres, the rigid walls 1.50 White Lawn r 98 Theie will be a social dance at Marden’s new graves, fast outnumbering are boarding with Mrs. G.’s sister, Mrs. bear witness to the truth of Retail Market. than a century old, Retail Price. 119 1 ask Towels ,* idav 25th, for the bene- few more years and the last survivor will Maurice Patterson, while Mr. Grant is em- statement. Waists. hail Fi evening, May this tb, Lime p bbl., l.uOgl.10 have the last encampment will be Mr. H. L. San is 500 miles south and about 300 miles Beef,corned. P 8@10 1.75 W hite Lawn fl 10 cent Nainsook lit of Henry Tripp. departed, ployed by Hopkins. Diego Blitter Salt. 14 I8a20 Oat Meal p lb, 4 in the last deserted, east of San Francisco. Draw a line from an tb, 1 44 Checks. adjourned silence, post Corn bu.. 07 Onions p tb, 3 Waists. 6 ^ Iloulton The school will be re-opened next Francisco eastward across the map and it will p Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood Drideof the worn ritual put away, and little children Sunday fit 15 cent in. At t’olo Hutchinson. Cracked Corn, p bu, Oil, Kerosene, gal., 142.15 2.00 White I.awn Mercerized and are of streets will hush their to Sunday at the church at 2.30 p. that pass through or near Creede, ; *' 5 arrived by train Monday guests upon the laughter : Charles- Corn Meal, p bu., 54: Pollock 'b, hour for future sessions will be Kan ; St. Louis, «o.; Frankfort, Ky Waists. 1«9 Waistings wards. look at bent and white haired men, the last time, the lb, p tb. 11 ^ * M iL. \\. Kd ton, \N Va and Richmond. Va. The line would cheese, P 17@18|Pork of the What determined. All are most cordially invited. Cotton Seed, 1.(15 Plaster p libl., 1.13 White Lawn f-' White Dotted Swis* of the Grand Army Republic. end at the mouth of the Potomac. p cwt., 2.25 Mr.Mark Ward 8 2 9: Meal 3 Mrs. Henry Harrimanand we will be a from San and it Codfish drv, p lb, Bye p tb, Muslin ...... 1 Mr. do, therefore, grateful recog- The steamer Castine brought a party of Draw a line eastward Diego 125 Waists.4-94 were in town last week the guests of El 1 Cranberries, p qt,, 18 Shorts p cwt., nition to the living, no less than a memorial will pass through or near Phtenix, Ariz ; aso, Lawn 25 cent White Mad- excursionists from Belfast to Cape Jellison Mont- Clover Seed, 15 p lb, 6 2.50 White and Mrs. F \\. Ellis. dead. The of this Tex ; La.; Vicksburg, Miss.; Sugar of the scattered spirit is the first of a series of Sun- Shreveport, bbl.. T. I., p 4n ras 1, Sunday. This Ala., and Savannah. Ga. Flour, p 5.25a(i.U0Salt, bu., Waists.3.19 Robert Fletcher of Stockton hour puts to silence the voice of partisan Mr. Orriu gomery. ; H. G. Seed 1.80 Sweet Potatoes. 4 Mr. and Mrs. day excursions to be arranged by Ignorance of the geography of California had p bu., ! 2.t* White Lawn 50 cent F r e n c 1. the of Mr. It turns our thoughts from the nnnd Lard, lb, 12 Wheat Meal, 3g4 were in town Sunday, guests dispute. J. Hickey of Belfast. something to do with confusing the eastern p Lawns of the world. It sancti- the trem- Waists.3-34 and Mrs. C. R. Bryant. sordid enterprises as to the extent of the area shaken by 6 9 cent French Oi- fies the flying moments to the tender offices James A. Blanchard of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., or. L> ing and dishonest fakirs did the rest.—San u 2.87 Wliite I.awn fastest BORN. 11. R. Dyer lias one of the gasolene of and of love. The day by right •arrived in town. May 17th, and is the guest Diego Union, May 8th. waists.***• L. memory, ! gaudies. launches in the haibor. It was built by to the veterans of the civil war, and 11. R. Hichborn. His many belongs of his cousin, Waists. 36' Hamburg Edging and Insertion.... the local boat builder. women who shared with to welcome his Boynton. In May 4, to Mr. and 3.00 White Lawn W. Rich, to the men and friends are glad genial and Tar J.lbertyville, .33 Kennedy’s Laxative Honey Mrs. soil. M9 Hamburg. them the experience of those torn and bleed- among us once more. Pel-lev Buynton.il ! 3.25 Mr. Walter F. Lyons of Elmwood, Mass., presence Cures all Coughs, and expels Colds Irom Chamrf.ki.ain. In Belfast, May 17, to Mr. 319 .42 ing years. It is the earnest request of the 3.75. has been Dr. and Mrs. Lath- C. Colcord arrived from Nor- the gently moving the bowels. and Mrs. Charles H. Chamberlain, a daughter [ who visiting should he no unneces Capt. Albert svstem by 7.-0 ■50 .. veterans that there Taplky. I11 West Brooksville. May 10, to Mr. ! 8.00 Lace Waists. bury, returned nome -Monday. diver- folk, Va., last Friday, where his vessel is sarv desecration of the day by any and Mrs. C. Taplay. a daughter. n-‘° .55 t>< the repairs necessary, after the Roy ; ooo Services, both Sunday and mid-week, at sions, and that the places of business be undergoing .15 Nainsooks. in the recent collision. He soon to have 4.50 church have been closed duriug the services at the hall hopes ‘f '• the Congregational ShiPNEWS. MARRIED. 3,38 .20 ... are the the Harry T. Hayward ready for 3.75 trom 7 to 7.130 p. nr. afternoon, and all, both old and young, vessel, changed .25 ...... to attend the services. sea. SPECIAL in Muslin Drawers.31 especially requested Ami it RWs- Watts. In West 1, who has been at- AMERICAS TOUTS. Roekport, May .. 25 Miss Ethelind Havener, will he llenj. ,. .35 of Music iu bos- The address given by Captain If the old adage,“wet May plenty ot hay,” George A. Andrews and Aliola E. Watts, both of the Conservatory an old veteran of lti. sells. Kit ('ar- 43 .42 tending Pitman of Lynn, Mass., will be a one this \hiv York, Mav Ar, Ruck port. returned home Sunday morning. be true the hay crop big .50 ton, the civil war, who comes to ns highly rec- in of the cold weath- son, liangor: Kaipli M. Hayward, Hath; Ca.-i’hfi.l III;vi'pin. In Searsniont, May ID, by .50 Silk Muslin. year. Even now, spite and Miss 1.25 Night ltobes (special!.07 founda- ommended as an orator for the occasion Oliver Ames, Frankfort; 17, ar, sells. Helen Rev C. A. l'uidy, Wilbert 1>. Campbell Mr. N. c. Sliute began laying the er, the fields are putting on a fine coating .25 Mercerized Checks. a to listen. t; David Faust, Jennie K. Dunton. .50 Corset Covers.43 new house on the corner of and to whom it will be pleasure tlie trees are out Kins, Stockton Springs; tmi, of Ins of green and leaving very V K i. 11 1 <'.>-11 r. \\ in m, 124 and 15cent Colored Muslin... do. ; St. Croix, StoniugUin ; F. < l’endleton, .75 Night holies.00 street and Mosnuur avenue last of li- John and Mal'-el Esther Hewett, both lioward The following is a list coastwise rapidly. Fort for .'sil- Creighton 79 do.; seguin, Heading Lubee; of Thomaston. .87 2 50 Nemo Corset.. week. censes issued in the port of Searsport and Patterson sustained a Mrs. Maurice slight ver lieeis, South Amboy for F.ontlibay; (1 i.iihikn- Rain ev. I,i Frankfort, May 14. by •' .*- district of Belfast in 184'J and 1850, I*e- .02 1.25 Wash Petticoats. and Mrs. W. F. Ellis have gone to by shock the middle of last week, induced bv eld. sell. Metinio, Jacksonville; sld, sells. Rev. vir. McNeil. John (Hidden of Frankfort and 134 Mr. who was 1.37 where will ieg Nichols, deputy collector, ap- over exertion. At writing she is so \ii p. m. is, “Character Building.” .95 Millward's Needles. in-cun cottage by port, Majestic Searsport; eld, brig Gabrieile, Jacksonville; sell. Alice Richardson-Ra« k.-IEFE. In Rockland. May Griffin of -ch. Clarissa of I Every one is most cordially invited to attend. '-13 shore. Dennis Searsport, Lord, Tampa; sld, sell. Edith O. Fohvell, If., Lewis Herbert Richardson of Rockland and 1.25 White Skirts. Coat’s Thread.. S. Merithew of Kacklift'e of South Thomaston. 1-*® dis- Searsport, Capt. Benj. Hoads and Charlotte Harbor; J0, Mabel 1.50 soli, dailies W. Paul, Jr., finished afternoons nt:! o’clock. The Hampton \s In Silkateen.. Gram! Turk of Searsport; house Sunday h.dkr-Morse. Searsniout. May 13, by •• •' of coal Searsport, brig sells. Izetta and Independent, liangor; 1.98 If,9 cbnic:i g her cargo ot 2,MOO tons of sell. Rialto school meets at J p. m. ar, Rev. C. A. Purdy, William Langley Wilder and i Capt. John Fowler Searsport, Sunday Belfast via Block ball...... morning for Sarah L. Davis, Island; M rs. Stella L. Morse. 1.75 >-r‘s Welting Cord, per Mai loili. and sailed Sunday of Searsport; Capt. Hiram Eaton of Sears- X' Mr. W. F. Treat, the druggist, has bought Adelaide Barbour, Feruantlimi; 21, ar, sells. sch. Matilda of Searsport; (’apt. Geo. J 2.12 I»' Ball and Sockets, per dozen.. port, a lot of land in Cape Jellison, in the vicinity H. L. 'Pay, Hed Beach, Me. ; Eiheman, Ston- I). V. White of South Kensington, ft. 1., brig DIED. .85 Chimese.77 Tim steamer C'ulifornian, Capt Joseph ol the pier and will erect thereon a small ington ; 22, ar, sells. John Cadwallader, Ban- Darning Balls..... for San Miles Walker of Providence; Capt. John II. 1.13 Sweetser, lroin New York Diego, drug store, to be a branch of his business gor; Susie I’. Oliver, Stockton Springs; J. 1.25 toe and of Islesboro, brig Sherer of Sears- Burpee. In Rockland, May 10, Samuel Tl. Dip Pin. touched nt ('oronel for coal May 13th Moody here. Miss Edith Fletcher is to be Mr. Frank Seavey, Stonington; Odell, l’rovi- j 1S7 109 .Jeremiah M. Grant of Sears- Burpee, aged 88 years, 5 months and 3 days. the same day. port; Capt. Treat’s assistant through the summer. Best Hooks and Eyes per dozen..... proceeded sell. Mexican of Searsport; Capt. Clough. In Rockland, May 11. Rebecca .92 Corset Covers.-...S3 port, It). Ar, sell. J. Manchester 74 0 months and 4 .53 stevedore of the C. II. of sch. Trav- and little son of Pros- Boston, May Clough, aged years, days. .59 Allover Swiss Embroidery Waistings Darning Cotton, per spool. Mr. Wilson, boss Thomas C. Currier Searsport, Mrs. Clifton Fames J. C. Straw- Nathan Haynes, St. Simons; sld, sells. French. In Belfast, May 21, French, •• ,v Son Coal Co., has rented the of Josiah P. Towle who have been several weeks .05 .59 iague eller Searsport; Capt. pect, spending Gov. 90 years, 3 months and 26 days. Crochet Hooks... Field and will bridge, Gulfport; Allies, Newport aged " chambers of Mrs. Elmira of Searsport, sch. Bangor of Searsport; at her mother’s, Mrs. John Kandell’s, went Fields. In Rockland, May 11. Lucinda ().. 1.25 113 News; 20, ar, sell. Daylight, Norfolk; 21, Soutache Braid, per piece... move his family here from Bangor. ( Park, 2d, of Searsport, brig home last for a few days, returning wife of Issac I. Fie ds, aged 43 years, 10 months. 1-35 apt. Joseph Friday ar, sells. Julia Baker, Orland ; Thomas llix, 1.60 Tangier of Boston; ( apt. Leonard M. Fel- Monday, blit- will remain here for several Hannan. In Libertyvilie, Emma Hannan, aged 39c Silver Thimbles.*. The class of the free High Rockport; sld, seh. Jacob M. Haskell, I'er- 1.75 1-58 graduating ker of Searsport, brig Franklin Adams of j weeks, during the absence of her husband. 39 years, 7 months. school aie making rapid progress in their uandiua. Homer. In 10, Mrs. Augusta Searsport; Capt. Albion O. Fells of Sears-j Bucksport, May relieai sal for the drama to he given at Mrs. David Tibbetts by her Philadelphia, May 15. Ar, sell. Almeda Homer, aged 63 years. sch. Batavia of Searsport; Capt Wei- ; accompanied Lilia Union hall and which will he announced port, Frank Tibbetts of Boston, arrived Sun- Willey, St. John, N. B.; 17, eld, seh. Annie Littlefield. In Belfast. May 18, Mrs. come of brig T. P. Per- , son, months and 23 Gilkey Searsport, called here the B. Mitchell, 18, eld, sells. Augusta Bell Littlefield, aged 40 years, later. kins B. B. Park of j dav morning by boat, by Boston; of Searsport; Capt. Star of the Fer- days. death of Mrs. Tibbett's sister, Miss Frances W. Snow, Cardenas; Sea, Miss A. A. T. P. Perkins of Spring, in May 20, Lydia FRED JOHNSON The sermons by the newly appointed pas- Searsport, brig Searsport; Hattie H. ar, Belfast, of Cleaves. Mrs. Tibbetts will remain with naudina; Barbour, Lynn; 21, 80 ! tor of tlie Methodist cluiich, i’ev. Harry Capt. George W. Mudgett Prospect, Spiing, aged years. her Mrs. M. E. Coieord, for the sum- sch. Carrie E. Look, High Island. Snow. In South Thomaston, May 15, Sarah been as also have bark lJency of Prospect; Capt. Lebbens sister, 1 i ill,have greatly enjoyed, but Mr. Tibbetts returned to Baltimore, May 17. Cld, seh. Brina P. widow of Moses Snow, aged 93 years, 3 The Advertiser of Mr. C. Curtis of bark Solomon Piper of mer, Boston, (Foster) tlie cornet accompaniments by Ralph Searsport, Pendleton, Mayport; 18, ar, sch. Frontenac, months, 5 days. Facts, Capt. Andrew Grant of Pros- Wednesday. Came Bryant. Searsport; Portsmouth; 21, ar, ship Luzon, Nehoue. Stover. In Rockland, May 16. Ardelle, sch. Genoa of Jacob 41 9 MASONIC TEMPLE, MAIN pect, Searsport; Capt. The following ladies attended the four- 20. Ar, sch. L. ife of Alden A. Stover, aged >ears, months, BELFAST, While tu the alarm of lire on of of Portland, May Mary responding Clifford Prospect, brig MonteceUp teenth annual session of the Grand Chapter Savannah. 4 days. .... Steamboat avenue Friday night the light Andrew of Pros- Crosby, Turner. In April 27, Lliner Tur- V, J Prospect; Capt. Dickey of Order of the Eastern Star, in 21. sehs. Lu- Libertyvilie, tlie of Elisha Bar- Maine, Vineyard Haven, May Ar, 69 8 months, 7 from burning buildings bark Cortuvilli of Boston; Capt. : Mrs. Frank L. Blanch- ner, aged years, days. pect, Iloulton last week ther T. Garretson, Cheverie, N. S., for Bal- In Mrs. son's in Swanville was plainly seen by tlie Isaac Hatch of Islesboro, sch. Centurian of Wentworth. Canulen, May 12, Mary ard, Mrs. Harry L. llichborn, Mrs. Noah Lucia Halifax for ! 63 ll 22 firemen. Wm. of timore; Porter, orders; A. Wentworth, aged years, months, days. Searsport; Capt. Berry Prospect, Twiss, Mrs. L. F. Murray and Mrs. Jennie sch. New Y'ork for Isiesboro; Hudson of sld, Puritan, | Rev. Harry Hill, pastor of the M. FI. sch. Prospect. M. Bragg. They left home on the morning passed, sells. Abbie G. Cole, Frankfort for will the Memorial sermon train, Wednesday, returning Friday even- Sadie for church, preach Freeman G. A. has New Y'ork; Walcutt, Stoniugton church next McGilvery Post, R., ing. They report a most delightful trip in at the Congregational Sunday committees and made details for New Y'ork. ORGANIZED 1874. Ail veterans are requested to be appointed all particulars. lti. sch. Annie P. morning. the observance of Memorial Day as follows: Bangor, May Ar, ONLY m. at i Chase, Stockton ; sld, seh. Ned P. Walker, present. Executive committee. Services were held Sunday evening a Huntington, L. 17, ar, sch. Hopei During tlie thunder storm Friday night J. E. Wentworth, W. B. Sawyer. E. Hopkins, tlie church with good attendance. Mr. I.; H. T. a. E. New Y'ork; 18, sld, sehs. A. F. the live-masted schooner James W. Paul, J. w. Black, J. A. Colson, Scribner, Frye again sang for us, rendering verj Haynes, THE RECORD IN BELFAST IS A * Nickerson and L- to. Sargent. the “Face to Kiudberg, New Bedford; Omaha, Boston; Jr laving at anchor in the harbor bad tlie finely grand solo, Face,” by ONE. 3 f Account* Marshall. sehs. Abbie M. Colburn, New Y'ork ; UNIQUE iiv attached to her spanker-mast the late Herbert Johnson of the famous 10, sld, pbie Clifton Whittum. Susan Stetson, do.: Loduskia, Hoboken; Xo otner with Ruggles street quartette of Boston. We ...WITH THK_ carried away by lightning. To visit surrounding cemeteries, power A. are much indebted to Mr. for liis Sarah Biaisdell, Stockton Springs; 20, damage was done. to call on comrades to assist: Frye If the reader has a “bail back” or any kidney in his ar, sehs. C. B. Clark, Boston; Nat Ayer, A. K. Gray. kindness singing and hope vacation relief and better de- W returned to Portland Tues- Prospect, Stockton sch. Win. ill and is looking for cure, F. Trask Stockton Springs, Henry Overlook, trank may extend over another Sunday that we Springs; 21, sld, Slater, liis artesian well drillers New York. on the only remedy endorsed by people you day shipping by Patterson. may have the renewed pleasure of listening pend F A. Curtis. relieve rat Mr. Trask has been employed at Harbor, E. J. Wentworth, to him Stoniugton, Me., May 14. Ar, sell. Maud know. Doan's Kidney Pills quickly— A. O. Fernald. again. BANK North Stinson, E. SEARSPORT SAVINGS Mack's Point and Cape .Jellison for about Searsport, XL Dudley, Providence; sld, sehs. Mary Belfast citizens testify to H. to. ( base, Isaac Mason, J. O. cure permanently. a and has made his headquarters at, Swanville, Benj. Yerxa is having a pavilion con- Boston ; James H. Hoyt, New York. year A. E. Nickerson. Lynch, this. Here is a ease of it: Kneeland, structed at Kidder’s a 40x60 Car- INSURES ABSOLUTE SAFETY ANI) the House. Point, building N. 9. Ar, sch. .. .._ m I^Kinn clriint Searsport Belfast, <*eo. W. Curtis, H. M. Chase, H. T. Wilmington, 0., May IldlflKt surrounded a veranda 10 feet in A. Scril E. W. Ellis. feet, by rie Bucknam, New Y'ork. W. F. Trask of Portland completed drill- ner, “1 have had complaint and TIIE PRACTICE OF ECONOM Y. Smart Cemetery, E. W Robbins, Albert Nicker- width. This lalter will be furnished with Port Blakely, Wash., May 8. Ar, bark Me., says: kidney ing the artesian well at the C. 11. Sprague attacks son, Nahum S. Piper. 40 small tables, while indoors will be long Adolph Obrig, Port Townsend, to load for backache for a number of years. The A Son coal at Mack’s Point Thursday, E. plant Gordon Cemetery, Hopkins. tables for seating a large company. Heie New Y'ork or Boston. that it was difficult for me to give attained a of ;>01 feet with a M. M. Whittum, L. M. were so severe having depth Sargent Cemetery, will be served the “shore dinners” an- Port 15. Ar, ship Added with a suc- Townsend, Wash., May attention to household work. capacity of (15,000 gallons daily Sargent. nounced recently, and railroad parties will Shenandoah, Manila. proper my On e_ Dollar tion The water is clear and soft. Merrithew Cemetery, H. T. Scribner, F. F. was an annoyance caused by pump. have dinner coupons attached to their trip Brunswick, Ga., May 18. Sld, seh. to the suffering Water for filling the tanks of all the large Whitcomb. action. The secretions Comrade M. M. Whittum will receive private tickets. The pavilion will be finished in Francis Leiand, New Haven. weakness of the kidney colliers discharging at this wharf will be the fact TAKEN. decorations at Memorial Rooms and see them plain style, with no attempt at elegance. Newport News, May 17. Sld, sch. Harry were unnatural and irregular, despite AND UPWARDS taker, irora mis wen. properly placed. We wish the new project much success and R. Tilton, Newburyport; 18, ar, sells. Jen- that I was continually using medicines. Finally Committee on in Village and j Foreman of tlie Water marking graves no doubt it will be greatly enjoyed. nie French, Potter, Portland ; Gov. Powers, Pills and a Clancey Searsport Nichols Cemeteries. J. W. Black, E. Hopkins. 1 heaid of Doan’s Kidney procured beyii s first of each month, eom-~ Works, with his crew, is making rapid John B. Ames. do.; 19, sld, barge Batavia, Searsport. Store. The benefit I de- INTEREST Flags, Mrs. S. J. Clifford, Miss Nutter, Mr. J. box at the City Drug and X or tv. far. in laying the water mains. The Clifton Whittum Norfolk, May 17. Ar, seh. Alice Hol- pounded May progress Transportation, W. Hamlin, Mrs. J. W. Hamlin, Mrs. B. J. rived from their use was entirely satisfactory. work on steamboat avenue and Water Evergreens, E O. Colson, L. •'*. Sargent, M. M. brook, Boston;" sld, sell. Y'oung Brothers, Cox and Miss Elva Handel) attended the and aches were relieved and the kid- street was completed Friday and the water Whittum, Silas Young, F. W. Porter, F. A. Col- Newport News; 18, ar, seh. Addison XI. Bal- The pains ’Teachers’ Convention in Bangor, May 18th. 1 have not been amow use was turned on cord. sell. Y'an Allens so strengthened that your lepositsof any t andf for hydrant Sunday. was in lard, Searsport; eld, neys W E SOLICIT Flowers from Schools, J. A. Colson. The forenoon spent visiting schools, or weaknesses The crew are now at work on Mt. Soliciting Houghton, 19, sld, sch. Harry T. with any Fphraim Graves of former Post Comrades which were in session to Searsport; troubled irregularities offer you FREE of charge any been as far as Decorating give attending in ar, sch. I first used street, tlie mains having laid Wm. West. L. VI. llayward, Baltimore, tow; 21, It was several years ago that in neighboring towns, Sargent. teachers an opportunity to observe their since. assistance you may v:ant. Union school house. Mr. Clancey has GO tnnr Mniinnii-iit I'hiirnh mill Hull. .1. r>. Edith G. Folwell, New Y'ork. my win k. inti aiieimiuii was uevuteu to ieu- this remedy and I have never changed good men employed. Sweetser, .1. C. Dutch, F. A. Colcoid.C. w hittum, Port Arthur, Tex., May 12. In port, sch. 15. turns in City liall by Ur. W. F. Goody, of it A. K. Nickerson, L. Al. Sargent, W. Sawyer, Eila M. \\ illey. opinion on tl in of Fcbouls in Uass., and Price 50 cents, bus- tpnsit thix bank. William K. Porter, one of Boston's M. ai. Wnittum. Snpt. Springfield, Pensacola, May 17. Cld, seh. Rebecca For sale by all dealers. NO TAXES W. b. Pres. G. E. Fellows of the University of for wealthiest men, has given up his home on Music, Sawyer. Crowell, Ponce. ter-Milbuni Co., buffalo, NY., sole agents Decoration services in the meteries Maine. The entire day was very much en- Allen street, for a more >iuiet residence on outlying § Fernandina, May 18. Ar, bark Jose- will he conducted early in tlie morning, as far by the whole party, the time being the United States. Common wealth avenue, lie, however, feels joyed phine, Mayport. take no as practicable. spent profitably as well as pleasantly. Pam li ter the name Doan’s—and some satisfaction in the fact that he is to Invitation is extended to ladies New Haven, May 19. Cid, sch. Estelle, hereby patriotic and Mrs. Foster JAMES P. continue daily at his little stable office on to assist in the preparation for decoration exer- Kev. T. H. Derrick have Savannah. other. FRANK I. PENDLETON, NICHOLS. Green street with his confidential mail, cises, and to furnish cut flowers. not only been busy regarding the new Sun- Charles C. Hamilton, who of late years has Loyal ladies in surrounding towns are request day school work but have been enlisting in- Treasurer. ed to meet and make wreathes for soldiers’ and in the of a Union Con- President. looked after his real estate interests through- terest organization — sailors' in their cemeteries. out the Thus he will be enabled to graves gregational church here and have met with city. It is hoped that all soldiers and sailors of the with his old friends. Mr. C. such encouragement that a new church or- keep in touch late Civil and Spanish wars wiil join the ranks. is to be launched mem- C. Hamilton is a well known Searsport hoy Citizens and children are requested to take a ganization soon,with n and has been in Mr. Porter’s employ for place in the column, and J. W. Black is detailed bers coming in on profession aud letters r several years as business manager. to have command of the platoon of children. from other churches. If the plans that are Committees on decoration in surrounding on foot are carried out a new church build- cemeteries will report to Commander as early as VALUABLES The out-of-town guests last ing will be erected late in the summer or registered possible after pei forming the service. There WANTED at the House were as fol- early fall, thus adding one more new edifice week Searsport will be. a picnic dinner served in Union Hall FARMERS : C. E. R. Bel- ro. to the now being built in Stockton as eare-tak. lows Walter Shaw, Conner, dining room at 11.30 a. Post will furnish many home, every family, possesses papers, jewels, silverware Some reliable person A. S. O. D. coffee. Comrade J. E. Wentworth will act as Every THE LIGHTNING SEASON bathonse am! pavilion situated at fast; J. Perry, Wight, Boston; Springs. fire. c mmittee to receive donations of with or other that or perish in Condon street. Apply to O. Lombard, New Haven, Ct.; F. C. Vick- food, The new school organized a week valuables, tempt burglars detail comrades to assist in the Sunday us with more than its usual damage. It Mrs. C. A. Pii.-* G. H. D. L. power to prepara- can Is upon ery, Bangor; Davis, Belfast; ago by Mrs. S. E. Foster in the schoolhouse Their loss is do not assume the risk, when you and struck live President of the Belfast C. N. Stock- tion thereof. irreparable; has come early hard, especially lmprovemi Constantine, Bangor: Staples, Column will be formed on Main street, near is progressing nicely. There were 38 in the a stock. Protect yourselves by insuring in our tf 20 New York H. John- rent a box in our Fire and Proof Safe Deposit Vaults at ton ; Janies Torney, ;T. Soldiers Monument at 9 a. m., march to Nichols classes last Sunday. The new officers are: Burglar Maine Mutual Companies and save money. Get son, Bangor; W. E. Towne, C. If. Woolley’, cemetery, where appropriate ceremonies will be Mrs. Walker; and the Maine Standard Policy without riders and ex- Superintendent, Secretary very reasonable cost, $3.00 up, per year. in Boston; Frank Firbush, C. H. Coombs, W. held and decorations deposited. Line of march and Treasurer, Mrs. Henry Overlook. Mrs. ceptions. I have insured for seven years city, H. Bailey, Bangor ; A. E. Astle, C. F. Bur- will be resumed to Village cemetery, where like Foster will act as Assistant Superintendent country, factory, farm, horses, cows, everything, CARD OF THANKS w ill be that their losses. rill, D. J. Dooey, Houlton; C. L. Blanchard, ceremonies performed. her of several weeks here. The anywhere, in companies pay Returning to Soldiers’ Monument, will during stay Write or telephone and I will call. Stockton ; J. F. A. R. prayer Derrick for the senior Spellman; Nickerson, be roll of honor read, and decoration ser- teachers are; Mr. We wish to thanks to all wb F. J. E. H. Car- offered, K. J. HATCH, express Bangor; Biather, Boston; vices conducted. After wiiich column will class, Mrs. Libby for the intermediate class Waldo Trust us in our late bereavement ami for Castine; John hall and disband for dinner. the Company four 1 penter, Flannery, Machias; march to and Mrs. Vincent for depart- (Representing companies) flowers. Capt. Natl. Sholes am> primary Maine. C. I). Pettengill, Augusta; G. H. Ward, A 2 p m Major Benj. Pitman of Lynn, Mass ment. Much interest and enthusiasm, pre- K.F. I). No. 2. 3m21* Liberty, lw*21 Waterville; J. F. Sprague, Monson; A. B. will deliver the Memorial address at Onion Hall. vails regarding the work of the new school. Rockland Mrs. E. M. Island Music tor the occasion will be furnished by the Bussell, ; Flye, A shower occurred MASONIC TEMPLE, J. W. Boston; P. B. Bradford band. tremendously heavy Falls; Jenks, Berry, As to the oi the National colors on about Charles Islesbore. display midnight Friday, rousing everyone Wanted. Houlton; McMann, Memorial Day, the United States Army regula- slumber and flAINE. Girl WRITERS WANTED from severely frightening BELFAST, a tions are as follows: “On Memorial at all A competent girl for general housework, One of the heaviest thunder storms of Day many. The flashes were extremely bright, and stations the national flag will be good cook, willing to wash and iron. Will pay over this section about army posts and in several instances the of thun- 1 Steady office work for young ladie- recent years passed displayed at half-mast from sunrise to midday report good wages. Wanted from June 15th to Sept. 12 o’clock the storm der was so simultaneous with the ! work in summer cottage in Sear sport. plain writers. Apply by letter, Friday night. During anu immediately before noon the band will play nearly 15th for lw‘2l* MR. TOWNS! N<’ the house of flash of and so ! to JAMES PATTEE. >■ lightning struck unoccupied a dirge or some appropriate air. At the conclu- lightning, unusually noisy Apply The Sawyer Publishing Co., Waterville. the late Samuel Wallace on Steamboat sion of the memorial tribute at noon the flag will and heavy in its rollings and tumblings and I, Belfast, May 22d. 22 v J