The Republican Journal. ^'llME ~4-_BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, APRIL 10. NUMBER-15. ■ ---- —T ^ nts of OBITUARY. Mary Jane Hoag died at the To-Day’s Journal. home of her OPENINGS. hair braid bound with satin. Mrs. MILLINERY Tiny yellow PERSONAL. daughter, Willis E. Hamilton, No. 12 PERSONAL. PAGE 1. A. Ileal June roses faced the under side of the Wesley died at his home in this Cedar after brim, street, April 6th, an illness of and .«1 Industries..The Rialto Club March after a brief ill- This is the season for millinery openings, black Louisine silk was laid in folds Miss Bertha Wood left for city, Monday, 81st, three years, which she bore with Monday Rox- Jefferson Larrabee arrived home from Tl'.-atrieal News from Gotham.. great forti- with around the brim ness, at the age of 71 years, 10 months and and Saturday was opening day J. W. and knotted with drooping bury, Mass. Boston : mg of the City Government. .Mil- tude and a patience sustained by the abid- Tuesday. School Notes..Belfast 14 He was born in Lincolnville and & Co. and Mrs. B. F. Wells. ends. The entire stock shows the skilled High days. faith which Ferguson George Knowlton was in Boston last week Hon. Win. T. Cobb of ! m .IVrsonal.. Bells. ing characterized her whole hand Rockland called on Wedding was the member of There was a constant stream of visitors at and the trained and i. al Kstate. Mr. Willis A. only surviving the fam- life. Mrs. artistically eye, on business. friends in this Cates Ityag was born in the city Tuesday. School Base Hall League..Arbor ily of the late Ilezekiah and Ruth Heal of Manchester, both places all day, and large sales. At J. display is a credit to Mrs. Cunningham N. H. Her maiden name was Mrs. 1). II. went to last John Walton was ation. Nutt. In was and her Libby Searsport in Belfast from Skow- that town. At the age of 20 he had W. Ferguson & Co.’s black found to be milliner, Miss Dora M. Casey. years life she week for a short visit. a PAGE 2. early married Langley J. noag of Miss liegan few days the past week. learned the carpenter’s trade, which was his much used. The new Continental shape is Hattie M. Black, who occupies a Sally to Manchester, and with him went B. Special Knvoy Spain.. a hat of that part of the Ilarlan Ellis of Embden was in Belfast Wm. C. Crawford of Boston Milk Production The Roberts principal vocation through life. He married to,Cleve- favorite, and a black style, Cunningham store, had an open- arrived Tues- where lived a in Waldo in land, Ohio, they until brim in her line few days the past week. day to visit his mother and mg County..Spring Abby A. Thomas of Lincolnville, Sept. 22, twenty- with black roses on the and black ing the same day. Her stock is sister. two years ago, when they came to Belfast. was much as larger than and the is Miss 1850. A few years later he went to the ostrich pompons admired, usual, quality fully- Frank W. Collins of Rockland was in Bel- Jane A. McLellan arrived by boat PAGE 3. Mr. Hoag died Aug. lit, 1803. Three chil- state of on was also a black hat trimmed with black kept up to the standard which the last for a week’s 1 rinidad.. Upsets of Life. Illinois, but account of the ill- dren high fast a few days last week. Saturday vacation. ■ Theory survive her, Mrs. Emma J. • !<*ok for l'.tfvj.. Belfast Free Steinweg roses and a crown of rose petals. A ladies of Belfast Lihrary. ness of his family returned to Lincolnville, chrys- have, by experience in the Miss Capt. J. L. Smith left American Relations. of San Francisco, F'rank II. Hoag and Mrs. Mande K. Russell went to Boston Monday for Glou- alter a few months. Of this union were anthemum straw in Continental shape, past, learned to look for at her store. Here I’AGE 4. E. Hamilton of Belfast. last for a short visit. cester, Mass., to join a fishing vessel. Mary Mrs. Hoag be Thursday born one son and one The son with black wings and cabochou ornaments may found everything for a ward- oe First Penobscot Salmon..The daughter. leaves one lady’s Mr. brother, David H. Nutt of Man- Fred A. Harriman of Waterville was in and Mrs. Horace Chenery are expect- ■'••utli Africa U. of M.. 4; died of which the mother was much admired. A very handsome robe, outside wraps and shoes all Wesleyan, typhoid fever, chester. Funeral excepted, ed to arrive 'pond, nee The Churches Tile services were held at the in Belfast last week on business. here May 1st for the season. contracted and from black hat was trimmed with and bore the best quality and in great Ma- •k'. Va.-hls and Boats Mt. which she died. The home of Mrs. jet, variety. Desert Hamilton Tuesday afternoon, Miss Elva Randell A Murder in Patrick Mrs. James now resides in two rosettes of white a new feature terial for making the nicest of shirt- Mell M. Bickford went to Fairfield Mon- of Stockton Springs Augusta. daughter, Heal, Rev. A. W. pearls, quality Taylor, pastor of the Second arrived last wee, Lincolnville. this season. Pendant waists is a new feature this and this day to work in the Journal office. to visit relatives in this November 26, 1871, he mar- Advent Church of pearl ornaments, season, PAGE 5. Rockland, officiating. The drew city. ried Ruth A. Levenseler. In 1879, he rosettes of flowers and cabochons with department unusually large sales. Mrs. Janies H. went to Portland t Belfast. May, Moral offerings were many and beautiful. Dodge moved to Maine. his pearls in the centre are among the new' for medical John M. Kilgore of is in PAGE 6. Lagrange, By second The interment will be in Grove Saturday treatment. Lowell, Mass., Cemetery. features. A hat in rose effects with Scotch Belfast visiting his Hr. G. C. Kil- ws and Notes..Across the t'<.iitl- marriage one daughter was born, Mrs. Daisy HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. W. U. Nickerson returned home last brother, Ol Deep Water Vessels...The L. now roses on the of the brim was a gore. Doe, of Millinocket. The mother edge novelty from a business p .nr!.. Song of the Mystic Eliza A. widow of the Thursday trip to Boston. u*"cm>. died Heath, late Al- that admired. The window Mrs. B. h. ;• iz Review..A Winter Bride. August 11, 1879. In December, 1881, lie many display Misses K. Cushing of Boston is visiting bert A. Heath, died at her home in Fatten Florence Dunton and Abbie O. L. W. George returned to his duties as page 7. married Ida was attractive. The centre her Ranger of Auburn, Maine. Of very pieces both parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Staples of village, April 1st, after a brief aged Stoddard, ’01, visited the school last station agent Monday, after a long illness. Week Apple Growing in Waldo this union cue daughter, Alice M., was illness, were a white hat in rose petals and a bonnet Citypoint. •;t"ndor to tl.e Coronation Preser- 72 years. The deceased was born in Friday. born. In 1890 he of his Belfast with black lace, black and white Abiram Merithew returned to South Bos- ve Game. Reflections of a Bachelor. disposed property jetted Mrs. (>. and was the of George Hatch, Xortliport avenue, daughter Robert and Har- and flowers in which a combina- ton Saturday, after the winter in page s. and moved to Bangor, where lie remained aigrettes spending returned last riet Smith Patterson. She to At the class meeting last week the Seniors week from a visit to relatives als < went Patten tion of white a ef- Belfast. oimty Correspondence..Ship about one year, lie came from there to black and produced grey in ! Births .Marriages .Deaths. with her husband and eldest elected Miss Margaret Billings class Massachusetts. where he has since In 1862 daughter, Kate, fect. it Co. have taken special poet, Miss Isabel Towle Belfast, resided. Ferguson Miss I). returned Saturday to about 1860, and had lived there ever Marguerite Pilsbury historian, and 1 he engagement has been announced of he volunteered and served as in since. pains this season to secure a line of Vinalhaven to resume tuning Local Industries. sargeant stylish Austin J. Fernald teaching, after a short Two sons and two survive class prophet. It was Willis Irving Cain of Clinton and Xellie Company G, 26th Maine Regiment, partici- daughters her, morning hats. -Miss Ada C. Jones, the vacation at home. viz. Albion Wallace Miss voted to ask Bev. Geo. S. Mills to Maud of in all the B., ('., Lizzie G. received many well deserved com- preach Luce, formerly Waldo. Bros, have a crew at work pating battles, marches and ardu- milliner, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Heath and Mrs. Wilbur the graduating sermon to the and he Skinner and three Barstow, all resid- on the and of the class, Mr. and Mrs. leo. F. Kent and have laid the keel ous services of that regiment while in the pliments beauty elegance children left for have returned id, in Patten. Mrs. Heath has consented to do so. Monday Roberts, Montana, South. He returned with health ing possessed a stock, which, from the most expensive to from Madison, where Mr. Kent has been tasted schooner of about l,ooo impaired where they are to reside. truly loveable Christian and was of careful incident to that service, lie was made a character, cheapest, showed signs selection looking after his real estate interests. keel is iso feet in The Watch for length. a most devoted wife and “The Elevator.” It will soon Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Wagner arrived home mason in David mother. She was and discriminating taste. Hr. W. L. post and rudder are made,jbut King Lodge, Lincolnville, be here. West went to Waterville yester- held in esteem a last Friday from North Adams, Mass., and was also a member of high by large circle of to .mi other material have not ar- the Odd Fellows. day perform an operation before tiic and She The millinery parlors of Mrs. B. F. Wells where he has been employed. As a citizen and mechanic lie neighbors acquaintances. has Maine \ •ugh due. was temper- In eterinary Medical Association. been for a consistent and were and prettily decorated and order to get more class news for this D. ate, faithful, industrious, and for many years high- delicately Capt. E. Ryder was at home the past 1 respected Rev. A. A. Smith left v s her stock was and in members have been chosen from Monday for a v sit Barrow have replaced the old the strict ly valued member of the Congregational complete up-to-date column, week, while his schooner, the A. W. Ellis, integrity which governed every of a few in machines in their church of all Mrs. F. G. show- each class to class interests and days Gloucester, Mass., where shoe factory as a soldier Patten. The bereaved family departments. Spinney represent was discharging coal in Rockland. act; he served his country with Mrs. Smith and and have in have the heartfelt ed a quick discrimination as to the particu- furnish items of interest. daughter were visiting. linger vanipers, put that zeal and determination which charac- sympathy of their many I)r. G. C. Kilgore returned home lar hat would be most Tuesday He will return <- >r A Wilson machines, friends which becoming to Saturday. stitching terized his whole life work. The funeral from Portland, where he accompanied a omit machines in other each customer, and ladies of different com- A clever parody on Hood’s of the Mrs. E. P. Alexander, Grand depart- services were held at his late home, Thurs- “Song patient to the Maine General Hospital. Superintend- lion. and forms were fitted ent of been new, but all William Milliken died at his home in plexions readily to Shirt” in the back tile of a young Juvenile Temples, went to Water- replaced by day afternoon at 2o’clock. The officiating people’s Ross Patterson has Gardiner March 30th. He was born in Scar- what would best suit them. A black em- returned to his studies ville f the same makes as those dis- magazine seems to Tuesday to attend the Grand Lodge of clergyman was Rev. G. E. of the M- boro, 10,1819. When seven of particularly appropriate Edgett April years broidered chiffon with small ornaments at Hebron Academy after a short visit with Good age his moved to Gardiner and locat- jet the approaching season, and a part of it is Templars. E. Church of Belfast. parents his Mrs. R. 0. Patterson. ed on a farm in what is now of and black roses below and ostrich pompons here grandmother, last Machine A Co. is part West quoted: Foundry where he remained Bells. Gardiner, during his mi- and jet cabochon above was admired by all SONG OF THE GRADUATING Austin Whitmore spent with his Wedding run of new GOWN. Sunday urge work on machin- Mrs. Susan Ginn, one of the eldest and nority. In 1841 he took up his residence in who saw it. Long green stems and pendant With fingers and black parents in this city. He is in the steward’s various kinds they manufacture, most respected citizens of Prospect, died at Burnham, engaged in trade and resided inky there about buds are used with telling effect. One hat With eyelids heavy and red, department of the steamer City of Rock- Parker-Bi khows. Mr. S. Augustus *. eighteen years, during which granite polishers,saw mills, stave her home April 3, 1902. Mrs. Ginn had A maiden sat in time he tilled many positions of trust. He with this trimming, combined with pearl umnaidenly wrath; land. Parker and Miss Georgia T. Burrows of etc. Last week cast an iron been an invalid for six and was ten- All from her face had fled— they years was always much interested in and joy Belfast were married polities, ornaments and white pompons, was special- Write! at the home of the itig 1‘-*50 pounds for M. I*. Chatto cared for her Mrs. M. A. was one of the founders of the write! write! Lewis C. Smith has returned from Massa- derly by daughter, Republican brown bride’s brother, Mr. Calvin 1. He was chairman of ly pretty. A handsome hat with In headache and desperation. Burrows, 8k l>r luksville. They recently made Devereaux, and her Foster N. Ginn. party. the school board ; chusetts, where he spent the winter, and is son, represented the class of lace and attracted favorable atten- And still with feelings blacker than pitch, Summer street, Rockland, March lidth, _> for 12 Burnham, Unity pearls ill at his No. 66 by Rogers vamp markers. Mrs. Ginn was the daughter of Capt. Benj. and Knox in the She sang of her graduation. boarding house, Congress Rev. Legislature for the years and much had a silk Charles Moore, Congregationalism of 1848 tion, another, admired, street. A. is rever- and Sarah Poland Shute and the last sur- and 1849: was elected .Senator in the GileJjrest using his brim with black velvet and a crown Work ! work ! w’ork ! that place. Burton and Madeline fifth district in 1851 and 1852. edged Burrows, a In 1859 lie When the Edward for moving the railway cradle vivor of large family. She was married rooster begins his crowing; Mrs. Sibley arrived Lome Satur- the little and niece returned to Gardiner and was engaged in of chrysanthemums. Children’s hats are And nephew of the bride, Feb. 1840, to Alfred Ginn of Pros- work—work—work from visits to her Mrs. II. II. 'ting and the donkey engine for 0, Capt. tlie boot and shoe business until 1898, when attractive this and the day daughter, acted as best man and unusually season, Till gas-burners are brightly glowing! bridesmaid. The .*> saws and other The pect, and moved into the house in which he retired on account of advanced age. In Hilton, in Chicago, and Mrs. W. B. Kelley machinery. effects are rich in artistic combinations. It’s oh! to be a slave, bride was very in a 1848 lie was married to A of becomingly gowned tli is made in a she died at the time of her marriage, having Mary Lyon To be reduced unto in large boiler in Flexible are starvation— Minneapolis. traveling dress of dark blue and Monmouth, who together with a son, Fred effects produced by the absence the brides- lived there She was one of To never have another gown, use. The frames of the govern- sixty-two years. E. and Fannie E. L. F. left for New York last maid wore a daughter, survive him. Mr. of wiring. The hats, from the nicest to If this be graduation! Simpson pretty gown of light blue shal- g steamer are the sweetest women ; just Milliken had been in un- up and the ceiling tempered always fairly good health those of school are Thursday after a short visit in Monroe, to lie. Mrs. (_. 1. Burrows til about six weeks every day wear, very j played Lohengrin’s ; n. so; to in times of sick- ago when betook cold Fight—light—fight. About 50 men are employed always ready help which he will move for the march. The and a complication of diseases set in. death pretty, and on t he children seen in the Wells Nothing but and place summer ! wedding parlor, where the ard. ness or trouble. Her whole life and charac- quarrels squabbles; finally resulting from a shock. parlors Saturday by The Journal repre- Fight—fight—fight, early in Mav. ceremony took place, was decorated with ter were as nearly perfect as any ones could As boys do over tlfcdr marbles. and ferns. ■"inber has orders for launches sentative the effects were attractive. The Mrs. Joseph Flagg, Miss Stelle McFarland palms Immediately after the be. Her good deeds will always live in the Meeting of the City Government. Kings and pictures and gowns, j *5:*' which will keep his crew line of materials for millinery work in this and Mrs. F.’s two arriv- ceremony lunch was served, and the dining minds of the who knew her. She Gowns and pictures and rings— younger daughters, 1 people room decorations and til\ 1st. He has completed The regular meeting of the council store is large, affording a fine choice in all Till our faces are covered with frowns ed Saturday from Brockton, to visit her lunch were in violet leaves to mourn their loss three city sons, Capt. At these and kindred ami white, and were lit- launches and a row boat for was held with kinds of ribbons, ornaments and other things. father, John H. Hallowed. very dainty and pretty. Manley Ginn of Bangor, Allred Ginn of Monday evening, April 7th, a boat for materials. Mrs. S. B. Parker, the groom’s and parties, yawl Cobb, all the members of both boards present. millinery Mrs. Levi Clay went to Portland Saturday mother, Lowell, Mass., and Foster N. Ginn of Pros- A favorite a Rockland, and four row boats j Tlie roll of accounts was Senior quotation: “There few Rockland friends.were the only gim>t> passed. Following for a short visit. Her position in the West- pect; four daughters, Mrs. Clara Littlefield, ; the Mr. and Mrs. av i.- of that city The last launch are the amounts under the various No one could pass Mrs. R. P. Chase’s speaks Europeanized mind.” i Parker left on the noon train Mrs. M. A. Mrs. Susie. appro- ern Union telegraph office is tilled by her L‘*vereaux, Barnes, j en route for iM-n out of the simp Saturday, priations : window Tuesday and not stop to admire. sister, Miss Dora R. Newell. Boston, where they spent ten all of Prospect, and Miss Kmily II. Ginn of The ioiig, has a standing awning, Contingent..$1,286.35 The effect was in white, with strings of appearance of an Arachnida Pulmon- days, arriving home last Saturday. They Auburndale, Mass. They were all with her | Grand Secretary G. E. Brackett went to i in hard wood, natural color, the Highways. 199.04 sniilax extending from top to bottom. A aria in the Literature class created quite a received an unusually large number of gifts, Fire .... Waterville to attend the annual at the time of her death, with the exception department. 95.84 commotion last week. Monday several beautiful H.h guard painted white. It is a Free large white arch trimmed with green had a including pieces of cut of Alfred who was unable to come on library. 74.U1 session of the Maine state (J. T. '1 i.i Ginn, Lodge. linen, and t!e craft. Tim orders now on School contingent. 44.00 bunch of scarlet p./ppies on one side, and glass, silver, pictures, other of a account of sickness. Rev. Robert Mrs. Brackett went Sutcliff General school 509.01 The class have Tuesday. more useful nature. Both i.'le a iaunch for T. George L)od- purposes. in the arch stood the handsome wax chemistry begun keeping bride ami groom Free text figure, of Bucksport spoke words of comfort to the books. 5.50 note and have made some Miss Laura Berry of have a host of who wish New York, a summer resident at a black and books, interesting Valley Springs,! friends, them pros- the “Marguerite Chase,” wearing 1 family at funeral service, Saturday, experiments. Calif., who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. perity and happiness. Mr. Parker i> the ;, on which work i>well advanced, Total.$2,012.95 white hat of the stylish Continental shape, April fltli. Mrs. Anna Avery, and Mrs. C. A. Wiley, left for home last of the Lnited ami abin launch for Rev. Fr. J. E. I he compensation of the road commis- and very artistically trimmed. In the mil- Thursday. proprietor Laundry, Mrs. Anna Ilarriman two “Some- will visit in on a 22-foot sang selections, Singing lessons began She Michigan and Illinois Parker has been a resident of our admit iaunch for George F. sioner was fixed at $000, to include the use linery rooms up-stairs was seen a handsome Tuesday. city time We'll Understand," and “Sleep on Be- the way. four years, here from New York, will probably have two more of team. array of spring hats in the latest styles, the coming loved." Fred and wife had Capt. Ilarriman Mr. and Mrs. Cecil are where she had been for a Sin- is a build for Relfast parties. These A petition of Mrs. Lizzie L. l’ote and most fashionable colors and the richest The physics class have been trying some clay at the IIa\- year. charge of the funeral arrangements. The ward during the April term of the supreme graduate ot the Boston School of ;<>n :e equipped with the Palmer others for a water materials. One hat has been sold and de- experiments. The class is “La l\xpres> supply in Grove Ceme- reading court. Mr. is to flowers were very beautiful and included a Clay stenographer Justice and is a tine ■ i nes. which very elocutionist. She has been have proved highly tery was referred to the on livered to a lady who will wear it in Lon- Kelle Xeveruaise.” who is and is one of the lili*1.- from Ginn committee ceme- Emery, presiding, both in pot of Faster Capt. Manley shorthand an assistant in the Public Librarx foi Mime yachts and for station- teries. don during the coronation exercises. The Fair Holmes has left school. most expert writers in Maine.— and cut flowers from Mr. and Mrs. ln addition to launches family, Bangor Daily News. time, wh eh position she tilled most an ept- building The city solicitor on prevailing styles are heavily trimmed at the of cut flowers from Mrs. reported pauper The Junior Literature class are its James Bangor, studying Charles ably. They will be at home to their friends Macomber has more or less claims that in the Brier case back to match the style of dressing the hair. W. Berry, formerly proprietor of the father the of Arthur and the Susie Ilarriman, cut flowers from Mrs. legends King Knights Hotel North, Augusta, is in town shaking after to-da\ at their corner of and the fitting out of sailing is liable to the extent of his Roses are much used, and pearl trimmings home, Millet Smith, Miss Hannah Mrs. B. ability; of the Kound Table. hands w ith old friends. Mr. Berry has for ami ■ 1 *od Mary Ileagan, Cedar streets. worth's sloop Helen, hauled in the West and the Tremont in cabochons and pendants are after the the last been in business in Rhode Is- Mrs. Alfreda case, suit, year , •■ar of the lias been C. Avery, Ilarriman, and Miss Twoot the Juniors, instead of shop, sold to the sureties of the late Harrison style set by Mrs. Leslie Carter. Noticeable going 'way land. ile is undecided about returning ; llayford Transfers in Real Estate 'i tli of Camden. Ellen Ileagan, sheaf of wheat and cut back and sitting down went down there and may relocate in Maine— Kennebec are liable. among the hats were a very stylish one in 'way flowers from the family. She was buried front and sat down.—’u:>. Journal. Voted to devote the income of the Na- black with a soft facing of plaited tulle; a he Rialto Club in Camden. in Riverside cemetery at the Narrows. The J. K. Pierce of Fairfield, Iowa, was on The following transfers in real .-Mate thaniel Wilson fund to the F'ree Library. suit hat of ecru and black straw with straw family have the sympathy of the entire Miss Madge Sanborn has left school. steamer Penobscot Monday returning home were recorded in Waldo County KegiMi-' Gn request of the chief engineer the elec- cabochons; a swell suit hat with straw 'it of the Rialto Club to Camden community. from Bangor, where he had been to deliver of Heeds for the week ending April !>, i■ *«r_* and berries: an Mr. Howard has been notes to tion of assistant engineers of the tire de- crown, foliage brim, outing dictating Willis J. > was a success in every way. horses. He sent his regards to all his Bel-1 Kiiowitoti, Liberty, to R. K. l'eck was hat with ;a new and the class, who will soon the partment deferred to the next regular painted quill feature) Botany begin and J. R. N. the trip by steamer ! fast and Waldo county friends. Howard, Concord, 11.; hunt in Castine, Evelyn Theodate Lowe, only child of 1!. meeting. silk ribbons; an odd outing hat turned up at active work of the season. number of Liberty, ( has. .Sheldon, Exeter, to Win. goodly passengers B. and I'. A. Lowe, died at her home in In the with velvet ribbons and Thomas West and wife were in the 1 joint convention, the following police- back, bright How can the Sophomores expect to have city play or skilled physicians could do, could not C. W. posed, there being little trimming as com- who cut his foot dently place agrees him, for he has Follett, Joseph W. Jackson, W. H. Michaels, very seriously port. Vie II. Townsend, Boston, to Lin- Vengeance” in the Belfast Opera from with former grown stout and rosy, and one at least of save this bright young life the fell Staples, John 0. Black, M. M. Fred pared years. during the vacation, was absent last week. The Rialto Colson, wood Townsend et al., Belmont ; land in Club presented “A She was and his old shipmates on cruises down the bay destroyer. gentle retiring by- Nason, B. S. Staples, Amos A. Ii. Prin. of Belmont. Hattie F. ’s Devotion” in the C'olcord, Perkins Skowhegau High, and Ilustus, Searsniont, to Camden Opera nature and beloved by all who knew her. All who passed up or down Main street failed to recognize him. G. Roberts. Rev. VV. A. Richmond of Freedom visited Abner II. Richards, do; land and building.- iday evening and the were the applause She was greatly interested in the work of The Tuesday struck by beauty of the A. II. Ilanseom, who for many years has following officers were elected: the Ancient History class April 2nd. in Searsniont. S. II. Cables, Rockland, to at the efforts of the players were the School. A few months before window at the store of Misses M. E. been a purser on the Boston A Bangor line, Sunday Post Warden, N. S. Lord. display J. G. ived and The Jellison has left school to to work. has been promoted to the position of a super- Packard, Searsniont; land and build fully enjoyed. her illness it was her privilege to attend Pound Keeper, Wm. A. Arnold. and L. P. Ellis. In one was a wax bust of go intendent and henceforth will have head- in Searsniont. Susan M. Towle, s.-ars- was the most of E. ings rip enjoyable and services held by the Brotherhood of Andrew Surveyors Lumber, S. Carter, a lady, dressed in black and a black Miss Grace Hayes was absent part of last in 1 he wearing quarters Boston. Eastern Steamship to ( has. 11. "1 Walter Cooper, Sanford Howard, A. T. port, Gilkey, do.; land and the series, and the Rialto Club and Philip of Belfast and through them she lace hat of the most stylish shape and week, on account of illness.—'05. Co. believes in recognizing the ability of its Stevens, J. C. Durham, Augustus Clark, buildings in Searsport. M. B. Hunt, Bel- he terms of the on officials and could not have taken a more highest courteous learned something of the joys and beauty William K. Keene, E. I. Rar.kin, B. B. materials, and near by, a pedestal, was a popular or more deserved method of show-1 mont, to Chas. M. Brewster, do. land m >u.s treatment received. The Greenlaw, E. Fred white lace straw trimmed HOW THREE they of the Christian life. She was interred George Michaels, Holmes. child’s with blue FROGS TUMBLED INTO ing it than they did in the of Al. Weighers of Coal and Edward Sib- promotion j Searsniont. Chester (>. (Jerry, Lnit\. i correspondent of the Bangor from the church nea, her home. The im- Day, liberty satin ribbon and forget-me-nots. THE WATER. Ilanseom.—Rockland Courier-Gazette. ley, A. D. F. G. Alonzo B. do.; land and mil. m ■ Hayes, White, II. C. Jackson, *vs burial service of the says: pressive Baptist Church Pitcher, C. S. Bickford, N. E. A. M. In the other window were a pillow with Mamma and papa frog woke up very early Rev. Geo. S. Mills went to Limerick Keen, Mon-; Unity. Austin Greer, Morrili, to Levi .-liter's Devotion, presented in the was read Percival W. Keen of Belfast Carter, Roscoe Black, E. W. B. R. violet washable silk one with a sudden for I by Ellis, design, neckwear, morning quite start, day to hold a week's meetings in the Searsniont; land and ■use on Friday evening by the Hamlin. Greer, buildings in and remarks were made and prayer offered gloves and hair bows. The stock inside believe they had been having bad dreams interests of the uniatic Club of Belfast, was well Measurers of Grain and Sa t, Edward “Forward Movement." By Searsniont. A. II. Nichols, Searsport, to b\ the audience and it by Rev. II. W. Norton, pastor of the Metho- C. S. was a feast to the eye. The trimmed hats the night before. The first that mam- this although Sibley, Bickford, H. C. Pitcher, thing movement the Congregational ministers John W. McGlivery, do. ; land in Searsport. presented here several times before dist Church of Searsport. The floral offer- Augustus Clark, L. T. C. W. Fol- on the and the ma did was to to the bed of her two Shales, counters, laces, ribbons, frog go of Maine assist each other instead of em- Albert A. Baker, to llarn A. veil in a manner equal to many lett. Winterport, ings were many. Among them were a ornaments, etc., in the show cases, were little ones aud take them to the pond just outside missionaries. Mr. Mills is ml companies. Mrs. Madeline Measurers of Wood and Bark, F G ploying Billaway et al., do.; land and buildings in beautiful of roses and lilies from varied and seasonable. There was a to bathe in the fresh ! as France was excellent and she pillow White, N. E. Keen, B. It. Hamlin, Fred pretty- yonder sparkling water, assisting his father, who is pastor in Winterport. M. S. Goodwin, Burnham, to of the audience her the men of the a Holmes. hat with blue silk Batavia a which the sun was on ipplause by young Brotherhood, pale crown, shining very bright- Limerick. Mrs. Mills and the children are F. A. McAllister, do.: land and buildings appearance and bright wit. of ferns and Cullers of Hoops and Walter G. bouquet white carnations from Staves, bow of black velvet ribbon and a brim of ly. As they neared the bridge the little with him. in Burnham.Cl.a.-. S. ■»rd as Jack Worthington made a Hatch, F. M. Lancaster. Hathorn, Bangor, the a ones '■ Sunday school, bouquet of pinks from forget-me-nots. A bonnet much admired eyes were put out the to Inver and as a villain Fred G. Fence Viewers, Emery O. Pendleton, nearly by bright Mrs. E. II. Colby*of Watertown, Mass., Almeda C. L\on, do. ; land i:i Isiesboro. nudered the in an excellent Mr. and Mrs. G. C.Seaveyof Belfast, violets George F. W. A Monroe. had a crown of black chrysanthemum straw- of the sun tHe water. Roth part Mayliew, light rising upon arrived last week to visit relatives for a Clarence L. Cummings, Yancehom, to As Gerald the Weston, tramp, C. from Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Thayer of South The boards arid a brim of black silk Batavia with a of the children to continued in joint convention began be naughty and month. was Amanda C. Gowen, Jacksonville, Fla,. hind Id impersonated the role equal to She accompanied to Rockland Lincoln, Mass., rosebuds from Mrs. G. E. after the officers pompon of black ostrich feathers and white would not have their faces washed. and in ■'fessionals. The rest of the cast electing and listened to the They by her husband and son Miller, who went buildings Isiesboro. Clms. L. Ken- lirst-class amateurs, and the Chapin, red roses from Mrs. A. 0. Spauld- reading of recommendations of the flowers, a black velvet bow at back and ran away from their mother and hid under et a's., Frankfort, to Ella I Chief to Pulpit Harbor, where they have, had a ney, Curtis, were tine, should the club visit ing, and others w ere sent without the in cabochons in centre. The line of a of many Engineer which he detailed his plan for pearl piece board which lay on the bridge. built for their business and do.; land in Frankfort. Sarali P. Twiss, pgain they would be sure of a sloop fishing j name. The bearers were from among her equipping and the Fire sofa pillows and pillow covers is large and At last the mother her little ones Stockton Springs, to Mt. Waldo Lodg* K. •ption. maintaining Depart- persuaded will bring her to Belfast this week. Th»*\ j young associates and schoolmates, Andrew ment, at a cost of 81200 in addition to the of varied designs, to suit all tastes. to come out, and as stood into of I\, land in Frankfort J they looking are to have a new cottage at Sunset, Heer ; Frankfort; leatrical News from Moore, Ered E. Chester M. usual the fresh water Grace Gotham. Stinson, Trundy appropriation of 8900. lie offered to and gaping, papa frog, who for their in a deeds.) E. Walton, Belfast, to Isaae The show window of Mrs. II. B. Isle, ready occupancy month, ! aud Robert The funeral arrange- do the work of Cunning- had land Spaulding. re-arranging the Depart- heard how naughty they had been, pre- ami the family will spend the summer there, Jackson, do.; and buildings in I.• i "i-K, Anui. 7, 1002. The second ham was an index to the rich and hand- j ments were made and conducted by Arthur ment rooms for the use of 2 horses and 4 pared to them. He came to the fast. Panic] W< ymouth, Morrill.to Melissa V Viola Allen’s whip up The Journal the of coming engage- night men, the to furnish one some stock to be found within. The back- acknowledges receipt Boyd of Prospect. city helper children and gave them each a which E. llaugli, Belfast; land in Morrill. •• ami the kick, on Grand Opera House, material: to put up ;he lire alarm ground was of white lace, and the base of a postal card which is a photographic re- Chicago, and do all sent them flying into the water. Mother J i. will be the duties of Chief Engineer for of a scene in connection with marked by an evert of pale green, edged with evergreen leaves and production j Mr. Willis A. Cates Assigns A. died at SOliO per year. The other details of his frog, who was very much astonished at tlie merest; the Mrs. Lydia Staples her home in the of the statue of John Erioson ! production of Sheridan plan are as outlined in The Journal last white blossoms. The display of her unveiling Monroe, March L’litli, at the age of 56 berries, way husband treated the little ones> play “The years, week. in Stockholm, Sweden. On that occasion I Mr. Willis A. ">7d Hunchback” with grapes, pearls in cabochons and him a Cates of Congr'">s St,., T months and 0 She was born in The boards pendants, gave kick which sent him flying after 'Mi as Julia. days. separated, and after a brief our minister to Hon. W. W. Thomas the well known is i 1\ em- This very exacting roses, etc., showed to a slight extent the tlie babies. Sweden, jeweller, temporal a of the late discussion the Aldermen voted Papa frog, wlu^had caugiit a barrassed and lias made as -i Knox, daughter Joseph and unanimously assignment lor lit ful role has been from which milliners can of Portland, delivered the oration, and the successfully that he be given leave to withdraw the variety- select in bad cold in his was sore for a the benefit of his creditors to Sarah Brown, and was the w ife of eye (which j Hon. Ilenr\ famous actresses in George recommendations. hats and bonnets. was taken at the moment when B. ( leaves 1 former days, trimming Three hand- week after) saw that his was a photograph and Oscar II. Jersey. 11 is cred- B. Staples of Monroe, who survives her. The boards then whipping the present adjourned. some hats were shown in the the Crown Prince of Min- itors will have a meeting to consider the generation by Clara window-. One failure and said that he would never Sweden,grasping and They had no children. Mr. Stap es follows whip situation some day the early part of next Adelaide Neilson. It is regard- Arbor was an entire tulle hat in pure the his ister Thomas* hand, thanked the orator in the of and Day Proclamation. white; froglets again.—’05. week. If a little time is given the assignee- test of occupation farming, they have supreme ability, and Miss crown made of pearls and trailing arbutus the presence of the dignitaries there as- in which to realize upon this stock, cons :>i- lived In the towns of Searsport, Swanville phenomenal record this winter Governor John F. Hill of Maine has issu- in rows on the brim. A falls sembled. ing (of diamonds and jewelry, it is hoped gives Monroe in filmy drapery ■ 'f and the past twelve years. She ed the Belfast Weather that the\ w ill realize sufficient to all continued in the following proclamation: over the brim and is a Report. satisfy triumph future, caught by pearl pin The Boston Globe last week leaves two brothers, H. Brown of In accordance published indebtedness.—Portland Press, April 4tli. be Eben Joseph with the statute which in the back. A was supported by Plympton very attractive hat is a the of twin Knox and lor Brown of Michi- makes it the of the Governor to Following summary of the weather portraits sisters who had just Mr. Cates Belfast friends will regret to 1‘'ter and both Tay Midland, duty ap- made of castor satin Walter, scenery and a in the straw, the brim faced of the Belfast station celebrated their 86th gan, and one Mrs. Lois E. of point day springtime for the plant- record of the U. S. birthday. They were hear of his financial embarrassment. ,M,HS be of the sister, Dickey of shrubs with folds of blue worthy occasion. ing trees, and vines, and the light chiffon. The brim Weather Bureau for the week born in in the western of the Belfast. She was a member of the Con- ending April Camden, part a .sensation adornment of public and private grounds, was cut towards the one among theatrical mana- back, side rolling 1902: the tow their maiden were School Base Ball gregational church in and her life with the advice of the Executive I 8, n, names Tyler, High League. been produced Freedom, Council, and the other down. by Judge Gilder- hereby designate the first of up gracefully Pale and they married brothers. The Globe was one of devotion to every good work Thursday, day S S s» The School base ball recent decision in the case of James May, as Arbor blue liberty- satin, pearl ornaments and for- High league, with which came to her Day. K Wind, etc. said: Rock HIne’s widow harid. Her death was Let us devote this to the the §■ ! Sky, Rockland, Camden, port and Thomas- against Messrs. day improve- get-me-nots formed remainder of the us Liebler (t n Mrs. Fidelia M. Barrows and Mrs. Susan ton schools as the teams was the result of of the ment of our and X X comprising it, paralysis throat. highways public places, r» c* regarding “sag Harbor,” of which trimming. A nobby hat was in white chif- R. Barrows, twin sisters, celebrated their organized Saturday night. The schedule for Funeral at and to beautifying our homes, that every }|ave the services, which Rev. David the narrow brim 1 50 33 E. Part cloudy. 86th at the the season was and enthusiasm right of production until portion of our State be rendered more fon, caught high at each birthday anniversary yesterday arranged may 2 50 34 W. Showers in after- over the Uth» 1903. Brackett officiated, were held at her late attractive. where velvet home of the granddaughter of the former, outlook for an interesting series of Verdict was given in the side, black was folded over noon, with rain, snow and hail. | home I Mrs. N. I. Osgood, on Vine street. The af- games between the nines was reported by and Easter Sunday, and were largely at- especially recommend that the teachers the brim and held 3 52 30 W. Clear. favor, the precedent thus by pearl buckles. Real 4 52 fair was entirely informal, a din- the representatives from the several schools. tended sincere and pupils of our public schools devote 27 W. birthday Ls,ie(l is by mourners, as all who lace in fichu effect fell over the 5 51 31 E. Part ner being served to a few immediate considered of great im- some portion of this day to the gracefully cloudy. Belfast is not in it, for reasons that those knew her improve- 6 53 28 W. Clear. friends. The twins were born in deeply felt their loss. The inter- ment of the grounds buckles. A taking hat inside for a miss Camden, occupied by them, and 7 52 30 W. who followed the games last season will ment was'in to exercises Me. Both draw pensions, each having lost Monroe. appropriate thereto. was made of looking ruffles of 8 54 27 W. filmy black Part cloudy. a son in the civil war. j readily recall. sour the sweetest disposition and OL' MAMMY SALLY. Dairying in Waldo County. SPRING IN GEORGIA. transform the most even tempered, lov- able nature into a and Gold Dust. cross-grained and To the Editor of The Journal: ■< Story of Love, Journalism DWill TCorrespondence of The Journal.] irritable individual. on the increase 01’ lived in a ramshackle Dairying in undoubtedly Mammy Sally If or are Thomasville, Ga., March 31, 1002. impatience fault-finding in are our little cabin on the outskirts of the small Waldo County. Xot only ever excusable it is when the body is Spring is here, summer near at hand. of 1!-—, in far away Dixie Land. farmers interested in the modern meth- city tortured by an eating and painful sore. The beautiful Cherokee rose will soon Mammy Sally was old; no one knew exact- ods that are in the various It is truly discouraging to find after employed send out its sweet perfume to mingle ly how old, but the white children in the but the con- months of diligent and faithful use of external remedies that the place branches of this business, with that of the and that she was a hundred honeysuckle neighborhood said and offensive as ever. chronic no sumer of is remains as defiant, angry Every sore, the finished product equally A few more weeks in this beau- she looked it. She jasmine. and one—and certainly matter on the it is an evidence of some the cream or what part of body comes, previous interested to know that tiful for herself and Uncle country and I will be wending my earned a scanty living constitutional or trouble, and that the dregs of these diseases his table is the organic butter that comes upon to was way north, again witness the Pale Ned. her husband, who even older than it be that some hidden coming Faces remain in the system; or, may long poison—perhaps best cc ws and that healthy scrupulous of in that section. We are low his w ife, by doing washing and ironing for Cancer—has come to the surface and begun its destructive work. spring neatness can make. 3 “de quality" in the city—how scant nobody The blood must be before the sore will fill up with healthy flesh enlivened with base ball. The college purified Mr. X. of Morrill and his knew but herself, for Mammy had no sym- and the skin regains its natural color. It is It. Cross students are out in forty, and the tell when \ excellent aided their pathy for the “cullml trash wliat lived through the circulation that the acrid, corroding helpmeet, by boys, National Boston team is spending two \ on oifen de and did not deign to make fluids are carried to the sore or ulcer and it are a dairy the most quality," keep running private weeks here in practise, and are j her many w ants know n to her patrons. irritated and inflamed. S. S. S. will purify and approved making butter for the plan, showing up well. The team comes Vinol is needed, or j Tonight, as she sat swaying back and invigorate the stagnant blood when all sediment Belfast market, and at the same time blood is carried to double, has extra men, and will build forth in her calico-cushioned “rocker,” other hurtful materials are washed out, fresh rich the to the demonstrating how keep boys their team from the which will ! with “de Uncle Ned’s diseased new tissues form, and the decaying flesh begins to have a two, groaning] mis’ry,” parts, upon the farm. Mr. Cross is located ceases and the Sore heals. assure them a very nine. We refund shrill voice from the bed gave what sympa- healthy and natural look ; the discharge strong upon a fine farm, where he was gladly S. s. s. is me large We had a circus here for several money he could from his own woes. only mooupurmer days, thy spare Several years ago, my wife had a se- that is born and bred, and has been noted for it “But honey,” she moaned, “how 1 gwine vere sore leff and was treated by the guaranteed entirely vege- and finally became a stranded circus, best but reoeived no benefit. table. It builds the blood and some time for the large of corn git Marse Kd ward's washin’ done to’ Fri- physicians up crops but with the help of liberal subscrip- for Vinol if it does not Our drug-grist advised her to try S. S. S., as no paid de tones up the general system and he Two or three years day'.' How 1 gwine do V.’” “Trust in which she did. Fourteen bottles cured hay produces. tions on the part of the visitors they other medicine does. If you have Lord, chile. Friday ain’ come yit” piped her and she has been well ever since. ago he came to the conclusion that were able to leave the The a sore of write us and city. J. R. MAROLD, 22 Canal St., any kind, get farm was not LTuele Ned, asAuutie pottered feebly around, selling hay from the the circuses here resemble seen satisfaction. We Cohoes, N. Y. the advice of experienced and those in give know for bed. making preparations right kind of farming for him and so the north Skilled physicians lor which no charge is made. .Book on Blood and £>kin but you seldom see much The next morning de mis ry was slight- turned his attention to stock- Diseases free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. dairying, riding under the canvas. With very was with- ly better, but still the little cabin cows he could it ing up with the best get few have horses. makes red blood out the usual sunshine of Aunt Sally’s smile. exceptions they good rich, and the modern dairy j “to drive de outer the Saved a Time. buying appli- \\ e were interested in a visit to the Slowly and laboriously she got ready the noon nap, misTy | Many Don't colds even if it ances. tubs and scrubbing board and all the para- bones." neglect coughs and Confederate soldiers’ graves in the is cases and of the twins was still un- Such often result seriously Last summer lie built a and in weak women of lue old-time “wash Be- The problem spring. silo, a few and found and phernalia day/’ at this season just because people are care- cemetery days ago, pale, solved tlie next after the it with six acres of fore much, progress had been made, the morning ironing less. A dose of one Minute Cough Cure the autumn filled some monuments there of which any was done, although the mysterious “twins" will remove all Absolutely safe. door opened and in walked Aunt Sally's be- danger. the best flint corn lie ever raised. Many city might be proud. The city has a manifested their the Acts at once. Sure cure for coughs, colds, children presence by surpris- a and loved “little mistress, Miss t'ynthy.” It and other throat of the ears were more than foot in monument erected in the rosy. ! in wh>h the croup, grip, bronchitis, large square strong that her iugly easy way things slipped Due Minute gr.. ved mammy very deeply “lily and lung trouble. “I have used length. Last winter he built a dairy on Broad which is out from under the iron, and marvel- Cure several Postmaster street, very pretty How Vino! Airs. Hindle. ah..' was to the old home aunty Cough years,** says Helped obliged give up room, an annex to his house, 1(1x20 attracts the attention of all who ed much but found no solution. C. o. Dawson, Barr, 111. “It is the very feet, and and earn her own thereat, “Count me one fartlioi south, living. best medicine on the market. It has with and among the thousands of who can sav f- cough hardwood lloor, ceiled, win- pass. One sees very few bronze people Miss however, had long since saved me a severe of sickness that ynthia. many spell Vinol is a tome > dows on three sides. In this is his l'. experience splendid and builder. For some time in her ■mm) 1 recommend it. The children’s buttons in the south, hut the badge of >wal owed pride, and rather gloried warmlj health had been until I so weak favorite. S. Xo. •"> 12, failing got I could do no housework on the small Separator, Surprise churn, the Confederate soldier is seen .]: as society reporter veiy was to break I tried butter cream cans. etc. compelled up housekeeping. different patent mr, la in B-• She w as an orphan, and worker, molds, and that order is frequently, quite cines, but seemed to no better. I had THE ROBERTS FAMILY. A built in a section get heard of the virtues of V' he; old mammy had a warm corner in her large refrigerator strong in Georgia. The badge is some- I decided to try a bottle ofVinol. I had taken a few doses of \ 1.. ar It was through her effort* \ of of Wind- of the 1. stands near the dairy room, in tlie of a cross of only mainly Cienealogy Joseph lloberfs thing style Greek before I a felt change for the better. I continued with the medicine that the old colored woman was supplied ham. Maine, 1 St h Century. w Idle another annex for an ice house is from a and bronze suspended bronze bar. it me. besides a few helped My appetite improved. I felt with work. This morning, This is the title of a book of 14 from the room my strength returning pages by separated dairy by only The wearers are very proud of them never before saw such a remarkable tonic as it seems a: ci Is containing comforts for Uncle is Vinol; to reach j- West Cedar a narrow passage. This filled with and take as much interest in fully to every of the Then, it is such an Wo carried a good-sized rectangular that is of much, local interest. part body. too, flav street, Boston, sufficient ice to ensure him a year's their as do the G. A. 11. in agreeably in brown meetings medicine to take. Oh! It is A. H. package, neatly wrapped paper. So of the name were horn in Brooks splendid.”—Mrs. Hindle, Thaxb many supply. the north. \.rioting mammy affect.onately she Court, Me. that it is a wonder the place was not named Bangor, -i lie lias at this sixteen cows. n bundle on the table, saying, w ith a writing There are some very interesting Robertstown or Robertsville; and it would A Boy Cured of Hanging-on Vinol. *i can't this mammy, About a dozen are giving milk, from in the South and one is the whist- Cough by M:i stay morning, seem that about every town in Waldo coun- things which lie makes of ;- j*1.. !.iought two little who can “Warse Kdward's" bundle of clothes,even eighty pounds butter choir in The had a bad has 1.. people ty has one or more representatives of this ling Atlanta, Georgia. “My boy very cough, always had it every winter sin ever -,v Tin Bold-Bust twins will intro- more ami smooth than before, week. This lie sells to cus- he was a little child. Have spotless sturdy family. On page r we tind this per thirty choir is in the Berean Baptist Church tried several kinds of remedies but n.- Ijtsi* ws, and 1 il come in some day lay in state awaiting hi> arrival and mainiin tomers in the of t such results as from sketch of City Belfast, delivering school, where Hev. .1. 11. Oliver ge good Vinol. He took one bottle of Vinol a them." in honor the Sunday mh s»*e how you get along with had donned a fresh turban of is I’lIK FIRST SKTTl.KK OF KROOK-, MAIM-.. it once each week, lie keeps his cows is pastor, and is under tlie direction of cough entirely gone. Something unknown before. I think Vinol 4 •>,. a that sent mournful occasion. The afternoon sun, :l\ cheery goodbye of saw no serves for the into the wilderness Brooks, Me., well bedded with dust, and odors the of the Sunday great praise work.’ —Arron O. Mason, Biddeford. Me u. v. out el the corners, she whose rays entered the small, vine-covered in Roberts :;rst selected a superintendent dying 17*.•**, Jo.-eph spot offend source. from any .1. T. who has his Vinol is such a .-i .j stat and she had hard- farm w(11 bad t tling, lowed by “M arse Kdward. Mi>s Cynthia wishing to secure the improvements made buildings. If. cannot sing, there are few who cannot children and old people. she exchanged with him for a large ,x lUlglit then d. li slow ly, upproach- swd'th ci os-ed the room to Mamm> Sally's by Joseph, while the ot the tract of land about a mile west of the first whistle, majority girls the i'H :»s |-a: and gingerly un- and said, rather darse Kd- -*d liiysi. side, shyly, farm, now called tin “Thorndike Farm." are not afraid to pucker up their lips, tied the st; ing t-•*»i In-id the w rapping. ward is not going North tomorrow, Mammy, Here Joseph and his boys cleared up an- so in the 801 members of the Sunday » back, almost other farm, built a house, and here In* j] v s.aid tin paper lie ;> go.ag to stay here, and we are to be log lived and dieii respected and lamented 1>> school they have, is a change from song', d of wlar. was to .<•- re waled. As the mat led next month and and l m-.e Ned ,vfr; you all. Lie built the first saw which de- mill, a interesting choir. coot.ut> fell onto tlie table with a thump are to com" ami live with us on the old around and a few Weak? decidedly whistling veloped the village it, later built the on the -ite Mr. Lockhart, lerived his idea of a li a most awakened the sleeping member plantation." years grist mid, w stood. 1 heie the “Page Mill.-" recently iioiisehol s' < d -s (Ie i.o! i ; ; ejaculated llie H--j whistling choir after hearing the pro- gently wa> a natural mechanic, and was a ruuui- 1 suffered terribly and was ex- a sniff of a:n-d bead, and gave- vent to old woman. !aetnr«-r of wooden ware, selecting wends | tremely weak tor 12 years. The duction of the “Burgomaster," and >ne er dem no After the emluat' with the greatest and with a foot lnth<- n.jit, “Hull! count," and humble congrat- care, j doctors said my blood was all says lie has no cause to regret his ac- turning out howl.-, mdttars, etc. Som-- of bt-uan. but checked herself as she re- ulations t*o- :u med spectacles resting low her when Miss Cynthia laughingh explained spinning manufactured were a source nf revenue-. and ot t:he that could render- linished a them to Mainim “Kress praise be l( \ i>.er she reading, thought her, Sally said, Whib- some were making artic''--. other* around I No matter how ed to God in form of music." .• 'trike her,and^he looked gracious, honey! ain' never gwine to live would go out through the sparceh settled long you every arid trade them for necessities of die n wonderingly. “Mhar dem twins without dem twins agin, toby shod I gest country have been nor how (me of the sports is fox hunting, on life. ill, ‘bout .' M lull* dem ine 1 is." 1). - \i ." nthy spoke gw adopt 'em, M. 1*. lines similar to those in Kugland. The old soldier was an upright, moral and poorly you may be today, very IN CHILDHOOD Keceiving no answer other than man. industrious and frugal. His I foxes are hunted, and while the twins religious is Grey j from the inner room. descendants have inherited these traits ina Ayer’s Sarsaparilla the L n- aged snore hounds are '-cry swift the fox usually Sp«***i:»l to great measure, as well as his consistent f went her i-tnvoy Spain. best medicine can If a \ .i, t >alh about preparations you child is restless ill the s; from Pr. i. patriotism in time* of war. gives them a good hunt: but as they night. irting suddenly on .Take/ M. Curry, who lias been .... B., fjown of her wrinkled ( about the bed, the perplexity of more than interest to mam of take for and en- of tox of sleep, tossing grinding teeth—growing appointed special envoy u.t to passing j purifying have not the freedom the red thill and from loss ;-,.w she* was settling some Spain listless, ipparently of rest- tl trouble is Kvidently our reader* is extended sketch of reimeseni the the blood. soon become and she said aloud, the president at the coming j riching tlie north they weary worms. A few doses of that famous oid remedy, question. Finally Cassius Roberts, formerly of Stockton, Clay if in a are often killed the a disdainful grunt, "Ugh! I hates ter Don’t doubt it, swamp by now of Chicago, Hi. There is a full page put your can j.m d 1 dot s, but ter please my honey- trust dogs lief ore the hunter reach them. portrait of him, and on tlx-* opposite page whole in it, throw (•! ami sh*- iringei’.y took up the package This is as much TRUES WORM portraits of his daughters—Pauline Roberts j away else. sport enjoyed quite by ELIXIR ai d tollowed tlie directions for everything I'.ti'tfu’iiy her husband, .lames J. -00 a bottle. All 1 iic ladies as tlie men. will Lawler, and Lawler, $1 druggists. by expel the worms, and cure th diseased omdi: aus- of and went on with tp it' contents, is the home of the razor-hacked the w- .1 and Mi.*.- Rosa Roberts. His first This ing child to at night. ano. it .1 Parepa Ask your doctor what he thinks of sleep naturally. gi\<- la r washing. Ayer’s ami cheerful wife was Mis.* Pauline F. Colcord of Stock- Sarsaparilla M- know* ,i 1 about this grand pig, and y m will he surprised when ! bright disposition tlivugli nit in- da; Ur.Tnu-\ "id !• 11i:!!v medicine. Fellow his advico and is Pin Worm Klixir a pure!> veget d;.h- o-m- lv that w-ed ; : : ton, who died Nov. :;o, l*7r>. He married we will be satisfied. tell you that these black, dirty, ugly d. C. Aver harm the most delicate child w< it r. i :■ w am Jan. l si wln> lied Co., Lowell. Mass. .*i, is, Margaret Bennett, ; are and ■ pigs taught many things, really use 50 years. S' 11 at store." genera" ys cent", b >k. : n August L’H. 1 so!), lie went to Chicago in possess a large amount ol' "boss sense." Children and Tlu-ir Diseases free Writ u-. for r 1SS4, and has been a grocery and market A man not far from here has trained I>r. J. I-\ TRUI; & CO., Auburn, >lt-. keeper, an ollicial in the Chicago post nflice, several ot Ids porkers in his spare time. Special titMlm- nt fur \v. 111 ,s. 1 .•. proprietor of a hotel, and a newspaper j CURES ALL PAINS Two of liis can he driven in a reporter and publisher. pigs light Another interesting sketch is that of wagon, lie uses a harness, with check One of the m<»t popular medicines rick who was for Barnabas My Roberts, in New England today is Minard's lines and bridles, with bits, a neck four years collector of customs at Belfast, a Liniment. It’s popular because it lias yoke and whillletree. They seem to at Stale never recorded a in like term postmaster Stockton, failure relieving show no objection to being harnessed, Senator for two years, and representative to suffering. It’s popular, too, because it • and are so well trained that can he is the same as it they the name the legislature one year from Stockton. Of just to-day was years a REST,because and A medicine that lias driven at trot without Mr. Roberts it is said. years ago. gentle balking. been made just the same, that 1 »«ks the The are and will Politically, Me was originally a \\ lug, be- pigs very strong pull same, smells the sam*\ an I works the came an Abolitionist about 1*44, was one of as much with an ns a is a nearly weight equal the founders of the Republican party and same it did nearly century ago, chance as a Shetland pony. always one of its trusted leaders in Waldo remarkable medicine. County, lie was a man of great energy Minard's Liniment is a remarkable Thomasville is a “local option” town, and a debater and a determination, ready medicine in more ways than one. The and of course they do not sell liquor in the arena of \ >!m proceeded with her task her eyes ■ prominent figure political cures it has effected have bordered on iiis county from 18C>"> until his death. He here, any more than in some Maine to Not so the miraculous, and the ease with which ;'*a-r;11 brighten. nearly much was the recognized leader of one faction of j it conquers is in itself remarkable. towns. There is a noticeable absence t i: w a >]*enr on Hu; branch of the labor, the Republican party, Truman Hannan of pain It is too, that a medicine of saloons and of drunkenness about the r: 1 it iMerva ’.lie n-tonished old colored I-k jabez Tj. m. fruity. Thorndike being the head of the other. remarkable, | should live all these and increase Their last great struggle was in 1809, in tin- ; years, streets. There are some who are sure a; auzed womieiingl} around the of ,'ijri' of King Alfonso XIII., was min- contest for U. S. Senator between Hannibal ; its sales each year. Few other medicines to have a and in the of •an a, mutter::.g ‘‘Wliar dem twins.' ])em llnmlin and Lot M. Morrill, Mr. Roberts have done it. This that Its stimulant, place Kt<*r to Spain when the young king was | proves rv ins am >ho!ey here." Long before noon suppoiting Hamlin. do exist, otherwise it the for a born, sixteen years ago. healing powers longed “redeye” they buy He was a candidate for the congressional Li > gim of labor were put away, and after could not have grown to a business of of alcohol, which mix nomination in 1*66, but was defeated by the quantity they •Me dinnuh" foi two was over, the old over a million bottles annually. of Forage Crops for Milk Production. sitting member, Frederick A. Bike. with a third or more ginger ale,land rocker was drawn into the the Mmard s Liniment cures these ; sunshine, is of a resident of ! Here a sketch Belfast, troubles: rheumatism, this is known as "A. K.," a drink more •Cold I Hist" package was placed on the Hon. II. W. Ellis of Kmbdeti, writing to diphtheria, a granddaughter of Esther Roberts and grippe, sore throat, neuralgia, sciatica, deadly in its effects than whisky. This mantd-shelf and mammy sat down to study Hoard's haimnan says: While conduct- a ing a series of experiments this winter for Daniel.IHimilton: croup, quinsy, hoarseness, bronchitis, is used the negroes, but there is STANDARD MERIT >\r the l/nde N* d was fretful chiefly by problem. | our of to deter- Eliza A. Kimball is:s7; mar- ear, and burns, of commissioner agriculture, bnrnJAugust, tooth, headaches, scalds, are a v whites who cannot afford to carry ai d pe Mi. ami demanded conversation to j mine the relative value of the lilferent ried Nahum S. Riper of Waldo, Me., June frost-bites, chilblains, chapped hands, 1874. lived in till choice line in their and re- a as to li»*|p liis grievances. *‘>ally,” lie shrilled, j forage crops grown in this State for the 11, They Swanville, Me., old son s, boils, salt rheum, flesh cellar, they and Guarantee of I found to utter as- 1*67, since then in Belfast, Me. Mr. Riper Vou uwine git Mar.se Kdward do's production milk, my wounds, caked breasts, erysipelas, sore sort to the deadly "A. K.” ready tonishment that file different fodders, when furnishes timber for shipbuilding. He was Jo' nipples, bruises, external poisons, croup to Friday.’ fed separately, will produce considerably in the Twenty-sixth Maine Infantry in the Florida is already beginning feel I rfll IlllnJ i * ifti W iB 11 fc w for or spasms of the colic, asthma, “Laws y.-s, chile,” more than when combined. For instance, Civil war. Eliza is noted in Maine her stomach, the week re]ilien ki'.V. I given requirements of society, more numerous. and all kinds of Admitted''.Vtfgbfs, #L‘ had started in life thirty-six years before. I fit wasn’t for it I couldn’t It fligestanis digests was the cause of Miss Cynthia’s The first effect of the praiseworthy effort to sleep/ LIABILITIES DEO. 31. 1901. appearing, The little one lost her new mother two Table Talk for food. It,givesinstam teliel'and never alone This keep up with all these things is keeps down the swelling and prevents April, published at unpaid losses, ( recently, thought perceptibly commonly and one-half years after this, but her uncle, fails foetire. It. allows\< u to eat all seen in a weakened or debilitated condition the pain.” is a is- (Unearned Premiums, troubled her, for “Marse Edward Ran- mindful of his promise of adoption, kept Philadelphia, particularly good the foodytmwant. Theinost sensitive All other liabilities, .... j of the nervous system, which results in Gentlemen,— I was quite disabled in walk- had been “bo’n her with him until she was twenty. She sue of this favorite household stomachs call take it. Itv its use Total,.iliv.i dolph” and raised” on the defective nutrition of both for seven a maga- .... dyspepsia, body lived in Brooks four two ing years, owin to partial shock. many Cash Capital, ,» and cases years, Searsport I have used Mlna dN Liniment for some thousands of over all plantation adjoining the one to brain, and in extreme in complete daily zine. It ably sustains the reputation dyspeptics line been Surplus liabilities, belonging | years, and in Winterport until 1862, when and am now aide to walk nervous prostration. It is clearly seen that months, about the cured ,after else failed. It Total liabilities and surplus Si, Miss Cynthia’s father, and he had been she started out in the world for herfcelf. home 1 cannot this has for its everything long w hat is needed is what will sustain the considerably. dispense with magazine practical side, sys- use. format ion of gas on the stom- her favorite customer on She married, May 3,1869, Lemuel C. Grant, its This is a volunteer tribute to its prevents 3W13 the reportorial tem, give vigor and tone to the nerves, ai d and it stands as the Ameri j son of Joseph Grant of Frankfort, Me. lie efficacy. What is your price per half dozen everywhere ach, relieving all distress after eat ing. staff of the daily, on which he had been keep the digestive and assimilative func- bottles? Do forward free? can on matters. It served through the war, first in the Fourth you authority culinary Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take. tions healthy and active. From Yours truly, Mrs. S. F. all steadily advanced until lie was now its personal Maine, re-enlisting in the Nineteenth Proctor, gives the latest information about | we can recommend Hood's Sar- * Mi. Pleasant St., Plymouth, Mass. chief. Soon after the knowledge, and was the fashions of tlie table and decorative It can't pleasant news of ills saparilla for this It acts on all the Maine, appointed quartermaster help j purpose. sergeant in First Maine Regiment heavy Minard’s Liniment Is on sale at all meals. The number contains T. R. SIMONTON latest advancement was received at the lit- vital organs, builds up the whole April but do ! system, He was at the close of at cents a bottle. yon good artillery. discharged druggists’ twenty-five Luncheons a'nd Flower Decora- E. 0. IIk’.Y itt .V < tie more unwelcome news and fits men and women for these high- “Spring Prepared only by O., truteaga cabin, had come, | the war and took up the sailor’s The contains LAWYER pressure days. profession. tions," “Aromatic Seeds used in Cook- $1. bottle 3H times the 50b. »ia». telling the old that he would He was the mate of the bark Warren when people start “The Pie “Tricks in It H. she was lost with all on board in the sum- ery,” Problem," MOODY, for the North the coming and that Saturday, Relief in Six Hour*. mer of 1870. RESTAURANT AND BAKERY the Economy of Dress,” and other in- And Real Estate the wash Ag'ic intrusted to Aunt Sally’s care must Distressing Kidney and Bladder Diseases Mrs. Amorena Grant, granddaughter of teresting articles, besides the always JR STOPPED FREE be ready on the preceding day, when he relieved in six hours by“NEw Great South Dr. Jacob Roberts and great grandchild of FOB SALE. instructive “Housekeepers’ Inquiry” PerminenOji Cured bj Offices, Chestnut St.,opp. Bay Vie" American Kidney Cure.” It is a the sol- KLINE’S would call for it. If was loth to great Joseph Roberts, Jr., revolutionary department, which fills several pages ■ I ^ DR. BREAT Mammy “The restaurant and business In surprise on account of its exceeding prompt- dier, is the author of this book. bakery the each montli of information on NERVE RESTORER CAMUbN. MAINE. lose one of her best ™ customers, she was Opera House Block, Church street, is for recipes I W No KiU ness in in sale, ■ I Rfii-r first • me. relieving pain bladder, kidneys and menus for in the day la" more with the ovens and all appliances: also, to be special occasions ■ Conivitation. personal or hv mail; treatise and Will attend to any collecting or other stall loth to lose a trusted friend, and and back, in male or female. Relieves re- (old with the business or separately, the horses, home, asked for subscribers. Back TRIAL HOTTU-: PKBK ness you may have in Knox or Waldo tention of water by t* Fit who on she had also thought -. “But what dat almost immediately. If Itch on human cured in 30 minutes by wagons and the new bakery building on Union patient* pay expreaaage only delivery and selling or leasing real estate, numbers will he sent free to our read- Prrmmn»nr Cyri. not relief, for nil Ner buying, you want relief and cure this is the never (treet. to only temporary titles of real estate, m does is she quick Woolfor d's Sanitary Lotion. This Apply «’»•» IHtnrdert, Kpilrpsy. Spumv St. Vitus' Dance. cottages, looking up honey-chile right,” assured her- ers on or the number ei remedy. Sold by A. A. Howes & Co., Drug! rails. Sold by A. A. Howes & Co., Drug- MBS. J. W. KNOWLTON, request, April Debility. Kxhnimion DB. R. H.liLINE, Ld. or conveyance*, negottatingjloans. eof, as she settled for an tltf 46 31113 comfortably after- gists, Belfast Me. gists, Belfast, Me. Iy47 Union Street, Belfast. for ten cents. IB|BHB93t Arch Street. Philadelphia, ihim iml —'THf; ISLAND OF TRINIDAD. ! island. The old THREE CHICAGO DOCTORS Spanish system of no- BELFAST FREE LIBRARY. menclature, though liable to monotony, AT TOR. I n..-t *»f Hit* World's Supply of THE Special List of Books on had the of to Botany. April, Obtained. Territories that, Failed to Do for advantage compelling no! It Is a laudable ambition reach the Miss Mabelle l.s 1 1902. | body to cudgel his brains for of the ladder of success. But u til llrlnutt to 1 Hcle Samuel. LaMonte What Was original top many Avelmg, Edward. Accom*? • man who reaches the I ideas. Whenever new topmost rung to the of bot- :■ 'pomlence of The Journal. by E. territory was instead Introduction study plished Lydia PinkhanPfl finds his position a torment of a | discovered, or a city any. 1891. 581. At m’ain, Tvinhlail Yesretable Compound. founded, they had mumpn. tie Has island, to John Hutton. only consult the calendar and sacrificed h i s Balfour, Notwithstanding the find Dkau .Aius. — Second book of i'iNiviiAM : I was in the name of the Saint orSaintess whose health to success. botany. Suited vine, and the talk conet*ru- an awful state for nearly three years A man can suc- for beginners. 580. B 2 “day” chanced to fall on the same date. ler Amerii-aus," the fact with a complication of female troubles ceed and be Beal, William James. CUSTOM The Forlnfants which three called result was considerable and Children, uowhere on earth are so physicians by dif- repetition, strong if he Seed dispersal. 1900 58], B 3 ferent names, but the were all and the modem traveler who heeds Nature’s ents in pains follows in Blanchan, Neltje. j represented equal the same. 1 dreaded the time of my the Spaniard's wake, however warnings. When flustered islands off our anti-Cath- Nature’s garden. Our wild flow- olic his there is indiges- religious views may be,finds him- ers and their The Kind You Have t.iMern coast. tion, loss of | .insect visitors. Collectively self a ap- repeating perpetual litany of the in BUM. 580. II 6 West Indies," and ranged in petite, ringing ; Saints in the names of the the ears, dizzi- Clute, Willard Nelson. .■ftween Florida and Vene- places visited. ness, .be- Our ferns in their spots haunts. 587. C 0 As- Always Bought lnprise, all told, not more fore the eyes or AWgetable Preparalionfor After a little more than four Creevey, Caroline A. j umlred thousand hundred palpitation of the similating theFoodandRegula- square the Recreations in 1893. 580. C 8 years, outlook from a vessel an- heart; or all botany. the S toinachs and Bowels of ml: any ting yet today they display oi Darwin, Charles. chored in the Gulf of Paria, must be tnese symptoms seven nations—'including to weakness and ■ The power of movement in about the same as when Columbus first point r loss of nutrition. Dr. plants. 1883. 581. D 2 2 i.i w Cuban Republic, the saw it. The easy-going people of the Pierce's Golden Med- G. not at St. Figuier, Louis. yet displaced do not ical cures dis-: j tropics obliterate ancient land- Discovery The world. Promotes Digestion,Cheerful- voi\ and st. and the vegetable 580. F 4 Jan, nor eases of the stomach ness and marks, move mountains, nor change | Goodale, George Lincoln, Rest.Contains neither above l'orto and other of di- stripes Rico, the course of organs nor Mineral. rivers with the tireless and nutrition. Physiological botany. 581. G Opium.Morphine :m anti Culchra. Haiti, you KotNahcotic. energy of Northerners in their des- festiony perfect and abund-' Graj, Asa. '.he tlags of two republics. ant tructive “March of improvements.” nourishment dis- Manual of botany of the nnrth- Curacao. *»t. Kustatius tributed to each vital ern United States. 580. tells us that Columbus was as- G.7-1 Old History it enables the Rtaprof OrSAMUEL PITCHER and while to organ co-opera-:: School and field book of 580. Ayre Oruba; tonished to see botany. 6.7-2 such a green and beauti- tiou of all the organs to pre- Honp/tui Seed' ms St. Bar- Structural 581. G 7 Alx. Senna Martinique. ful serve the health of botany. ; country so near to the equatorial perfect Rochelle Salts Maria (lalante. MABKLLE L. LaMONTE. uie Hardinge, E. M. | iiuadalujie. line, the to be body. Anise Seed expecting soil dry and "For about two I suffered from a With the wild i.es Naintes. as monthly periods for it meant a coupls ! years very flowers front /ttpennihe Knglaud. like obstinate case of writes R. E. Br Carbonate Soda * of in bed in awful I final- sterile, the deserts of correspond- dyspepsia,” Secordf, to the imp's share, wii it the days agony. Esq., of 13 Eastern Ave.. Toronto, Outario. ”1 pussy-willow thistle-down.. 580. 11 2 Mom* Seed ly made up m\ mind that the good ing latitude on the other side of the tried a great number of remedies without suc- Herrick, Sophie liledsoe. Clarified Sugar Ju- cess I lost faith in them all. was flavor. i’.ermialas. Barbados. doctors v.cre giiev-dig ; and finally I so tVinteryreen hearing world. Trinidad is traversed bv three far that I could not bear solid on life. 581. II -i ■ gone any food in Chapters plant ,. fn m different f> -d> such re- 1 loinipha. Mon;sevrat. good stomach a mountain between which lie tuy for lcwig time ; felt melancholy Hooker, Sir Joseph It. of Id ranges, and not nor A Remedy Christopher. Redondo. P'-vts L>dia IHnkliam's Veg- depressed. Gould sleep follow my perfect forConstipa- etable < omjMumd, 1 tried that. I a series ot lovely valleys, many of occupation. Some four months ago a friend Botany. (Science printers). 580. 11 70 fion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea pi. st. Vincent, most of recommended your ‘Golden Medical 1 .»•>.■> tlu »:a\ J din. for it was the Discovery.’ Worms the latter like little After a week's treatment I had derived so much Keeler,illarriet L.j .Convulsions .Feverish- Wands. Orenada and the green pockets, dawning of a new life for me. 1 used benefit that I continued the medicine. I have Our native trees afel how to iden- ness and Loss OF SLEEP. being crossed by transverse ridges, or taken three bottles and am convinced it to say noth’*. of half a five bottles before I was cured, but ; has them. 1000 in my case accomplished a permanent cure. I tify 582. K 2 j when thev wen- taken I was a well hill-spurs sent down from the moun- on the main iand of Ceil- j ean conscientiously recommend it to the thou- Louitsberry, Alice. Facsimile Signature of j woman once \d-nr Compound is \ tains. There are innumerable streams sands of dyspeptics throughout the land." " Guide to the wild flowers. ut.. America. worn! k The Common Stuse Medical 1800.. 581. L S certainly Several of my and a soil Adviser,* of such marvelous fertility Lubbock, Sir John. ity groups of islands oom- friends in '< m t lute England this must be to and good, some are bad, some harmless, while place transported uses. Furnishings. Aside from the of brownish- 1885 582. Sa a- fat berths in "the strip others possess little or no medicinal giien j from the on If half the prop- A. C. water with which the ship lighters. The sale of “Blood Wine” lias Sargent, Frederick Leroy. SIBLEY, whether or not they are lit-, green Orinoco erty. We have them in all lines expense and thus incurred on its for Corn their uses ■ stains the Atlantic, there is no more danger by been developed purely merits, plants: and ways the a m; tired of having all the and at the lowest possible following real estate is offered foi sal* exporters, merchants and ship-owners, the manufacturers have always held of life. 1899. 584. 9S ■ Hi than the ned by nabobs who reside delightful voyaging anywhere aloof from that to prices .... HOMESTEAD ON HIGH STRtET. in course of a decade, were put into the advertising, believing Spalding, Volney M. : side of the Atlantic, approach toTrinidad. Passing through thus present it might prejudice the minds One of the best places in Belfast. The pay so-called harbor—or rather were Guide to the study of common TIN buildings the narrow channel called Boca del dredg- of some, as tiiere are people who think are a large two story brick residence with ell. a iiii.il wages to native vvovk- Introduction to 583. new and commodious ed out of it in reefs and mud—it might that advertised medicine is a plants. botany. Sp AGATE staid** and carriage house, Mouth", between any “quack \V ADC and a smaller stable; all modern care nothing for the islands Drags “Dragon's nostrum.” Ward, 11. Marshall. conveniences, be made worthy of its great commercial The grounds extend from High to I'nion mreef s’ tall dark c id's close on The oak. A introduc- NICKEL money they can squeeze out crowding either “Blood Wine” is a scientific prepara- popular and contains about one acre. Tennis conn. Nice to its situation at orotund. Within a few rods importance. Owing — W of Belfast I'.iv ot -t" lie elsewhere. Sure- side, you enter the magnificent Pari a tion; in fact, one of the most potent of tion to forest botany. 1892 583. WOODEN spent the mouth of the Orinoco—for most of which it commands a tine view. Especially adapt- recent discoveries in materia medica. Weed, Clarence Moores. ed tor summer home or a., shines, the end of this t.ulf- the great embouchure of the fashionable boarding the steamers that river enters If you should summons a re- Ten New England blossoms and bouse. Six thousand dollars buys it. A portion itself a upon by physician, slate of affairs must come, Orinoco, land-locked harbor, ceive his his their insect visitors. 1895. 581. W 4 of the purchase money can remain on mortgage if the Northern Delta—Port of Spain has advice, accept prescription, desired. 'taut That the ninety by forty miles, shallow enough have it filled and conduct yourself ac- day. present a trade with and Amer- for to large European to his must be Shot in IIis Left : the islands are not ships anchor anywhere. 1 magine cording instruction, you Leg;. insensible ican LAMPS FOOLER HIGH the for all or HOUSE, STREET. ports, being entrepot at an expense of from say $1.50 to $7.00 For all kinds of or shown In garrisons ninety miles ol the bluest blue that sores, burns, bruises, recently destined for the Orinoco even $10.00, according to the physician other wounds DeWitt's Witch Ilazel Salve Five thousand square tod of land and a Nature ever ultramarine goods country cosv, and the extraordinary care painted—an aud the druggist who compounded your is a sure cure. Skin diseases yield to it at Chimneys, convenient brick house Formerly owned ami and interior Venezuela. during his residence m so vivid that the summer it (■nee. Never fails in cases of Fool- occupied, Belfast, by .Lis- firearms out of the hands sky above prescription. piles. ti• William II. ep and None but De- Fogler of the Maun* Supremo Fannie B. Ward. Now for cents can a bot- ing healing. genuine Shades, -Iiidn-al Court. Modern conveniences, price mves. Not even a looks pale and faded. Imagine on one fifty you get peaceful Witt's. Heware of counterfeits “I suffered >• tle of this excellent French remedy -nl»j• t to mortgage of $ir»oo to Belfast savings li lowed to take i.is 111- side the Venezuelan mountains of for many years from a sore caused by a gun Bank. !*f»o0. pistol I'psets Theory of I.ife. which will do as much for you as your Burners and Cumara shot wound in my left leg," says A. S. Ful- ut paying several times its —rugged, mysterious, impene- Professor I.oeb of the Uni- physician and druggist combined, pro- Ind. “It would not heat and Jacques ler, English, MAIN AND trable, their summits lost in the clouds: of course that “Blood Wine will me trouble. 1 used all of Wicks. FEDERAL STREETS. irity lor his own good be- versity of Chicago declares that elec- viding gave much kinds case. It is not a it is no on the other side the cliffs suit your cure-all; remedies to purpose until I tried De- ConitT lot in the business heart of the ll a that he will towering of tricity. not heat is the basis of city; guarantee energy, not a medicine that will cure disease af- Witt's Witch Ilazel Salve. A few boxes ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« t.ir.a feet. Le\ isos and lot owneu ! fids, two of the ones n eomiiion beaches, the trees standing knee-deep colds, grippe, pneumonia, consumption, leading being, with Mon. \Y. H. Swan. Wji, alwavs which might easily have led i first, the lack of frequent and direct rent. in at their old Bright’s disease, rheumatism, indiges- eral the water, tricks of lur- the ab- Price, uprising. Especially in tion, constipation, nervous disorders and communication, and, second, $1500 out of the when the | ! sence of tariff the sentiment against the ing oysters depths j infections of the blood, and it will bring satisfactory arrange- tide is to to the about cure of of these ments. Much might lie done to over- BAY VIEW s ttie hoi in, cling submerged j a permanent any STREET. strong among polloi. come the tirst if our would branches and be left and when diseases excepting when consumption or government About one half aero oi level laud breeds who the bulk high dry to a>iithig comprise disease is in the most advanced give greater encouragement the es- tide water, about one-eighth mile below si ••am boat the tide recedes. You remember that Bright’s wharf. Suitable liave are to tablishment of and the for cottage. Hie best i,. copulation French blood stage. If your lungs beginning be steamship lines, for Columbus wrote of the curious if a wharf southed' Connm-i cial stn et. and in case phe- if you have a poor appetite, second satisfactory reciprocity trea- veins; of trouble affected, Price. $250 nomenon he found here of are are or ties could he made. would follow “oysters sleepless nights, losing flesh, negros the Social intercourse is to fol- on trees." notice a slight cough, are nervous and quite apt o a man and—worse growing yet—to a fidgety. “Blood Wine” will cure you. low commerce. With Mexico, since NORTH CHURCH. 1 The 1 the celebrated “Diaga” has four Go to the store and tlie of the various railroad Hiring last annual carnl- drug inquire opening I’ews No. 30 and r»«;. Price, *">0 eaeli, mouths, each with islets scat- about this celebrated see if lines, we have established not a Horseman Knows hicli for two days, all over the craggy preparation; only Every it suits read the commerce, but intimate fi- that it is foolish to abuse a ■lies, the tered through it like broken teeth—all your case, sample it, large quite BROOKS. natives, dressed in nancial and social but witli literature and make a thorough investi- relations; more ■ tufted with cacti and with blos- horse. It is (me fourth mill. etc., rule was draped If invest cents for the other countries we have little trade willing grist occupied bv Swan everything—it plain gation. satisfied fifty ; & Sibley Company. soming creepers, and silent as the a full bottle and notice its wonderful ac- and less social intercourse. There are foolish to abuse your stomach een that the celebration was j Price, $250 for the cries of boobies tion. “Blood Wine” contains no wine or ! good reasons for the latter. Aside from and the of ; commemoration of the good grave except pains indigestion and inhabitants of 1 i:oFi.ssoii Jacques uoeb opiates. You will not be humbugged, you fids similarity of our systems of gov- of when plover—the only will soon prove that to you. negro insurrections, will not be fooled, you’ll get your mon-1 ernment we possess little in common PERSONAL PROPERTY these miniature Edens. There are other eular action and all the vital processes "uses were burned to ashes worth times over. witli Latin America. have a dif- If are it out for j ey’s many They you finding Ten shares stock in and out of the Gulf of the body are not due to the heat Maine Condensed Milk Co. ’be families murdered by their passages of Pa- “Blood Wine” costs fifty cents a bottle, ferent language, religion, and historical a bottle of the furnished the food that is eaten, as yourself, try Price, $1.50 per share the Beca del by but you can sample it free of charge at association. Their government loans, TRUE The is ria—notably Sierpe, (Ser- Seven one English population is hut rather to financial hundred and twenty-eighths of Mouth and generally supposed, exchanges, and banking, are schooner ill in pent's the “Mouth of the V A. Howes it Co., druggists. “L.E.” ATWOOD’S BITTERS Charlotte T. Sibley. Price, w;:l, earn- Trinidad, being practical- the electricity contained in the minute | with Europe; their steamship commu- from date of sale only. iSir.oo. red to a Monkey." Columbus sailed his cara- ings few officials—who, by particles that compose the food. j nieation is most frequent to ttie ports and be cured. vals one of are the through every them, that of that continent, and the tide of travel heartily disliked, i summer of and returned to Nasal I turns thither. ... r most of all. A mistaken 14S1S, finally For further particulars call on The Crop Outlook for 1902. There is also a reason of a personal the open sea through the Dragon's j1 prevails in the United States— character which has operated to our EDWARD SIBL EY, Belfast, Maine Mouth. On that memorable fourth CATARRH '■ gathered from the tine forts The tirst bulletin of the reorganized In all its stages there disadvantage with the Latin-American or JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, Jr to this side of the world he met Maine of was countries. Too little attention has deni guns at st. Lucia and trip Department Agriculture should be cleanliness. with issued March 31st. The leading article is en- been given to the fitness of the Administrator, Augusta, Maine. that British many discouragements. After be- Elj’s Cream Balm diploma- On and after Oct. 8, 1901, trains connecting trooos are titled Orchard Notes, and was written by \V. tic and consular sent to buffeted wind and waves and de- M. cleanses, soothes and heals representative at Burnham and Waterville with trains in the W est Indies. In ing by Munson, horticulturist at the Maine them through point the diseased by our government. It is a calms for several he Agricultural Experiment Station. The re- membrane. for and from Bangor, Waterville, Portland,, and V cere are few layed by months, It cures catarrh calumny to state, as has been charged, English soldiers turns from the State, taken by counties, and drives Boston, will run as follows: became reduced to the utmost extreme- show that the to he raised the away a cold in the head that the Spanish-American countries < d except on the two islands crops present FROM BELFAST. ty. There was one small cask of season will average 100 per cent. The prml- quickly. have been made tbe “Botany Bay" of niied there are no only AM PM PM fortifications duct of the farms in 1901, as compared with Cream Balm is into the broken-down American but 3 ! fresh water on the and the j placed nostrils, spreads politicians; 7 lf> 1 26 3 30 ship, sailors former years, was mo cent. The Belfast, depart There are a few per over the membrane and is absorbed. it is true that the on 20 tl Mentioning. j Relief is im- I diplomatic posts Citj Point. t7 30 13 36 : DKALKKS IN : had been on half-rations. The amount of land plowed last fall was 93 per. I long mediate and a cure follows. It is not this hemisphere are not so much sought Waldo. ...i? 30 tl 4o t8 66 dd forts here and built cent. The number of farm stock was lot drying—does there, the doldrums—as a not nor the exer- Brooks. 7 42 1 52 4 20 heat of belt of wind- ; produce sneezing. Large Size, 50 cents at after, has government ^panards centuries per cent; value 100 per cent. The cost of Drug- Knox .17 54 12 04 14 38 ago, but or cised as much care in as they less area the farm animals was 105 cent. gist* by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents mail, tilling them, Thorndike. 8 oo 2 lo 5 15 ■ is called— wintering per J by as along equator ineffective in modern war- The on ELY 50 Warren those in This does not Unity. 8 10 2 18 6 60 Second-Hand Goods- had seams amount of stock fodder hand was j’ BROTHERS, Street, New York. Europe. grow opened the of his caraval arrive. 8 35 2 40 6 26 the 100 per cent. The local market out of the fact of lower salaries, as Burnham, 4 rusty guns that top them. prices 11 35 4 35 till it leaked so badly that two-thirds of average: 22 1-2 cents; eggs, 23 has treated them on Bangor. c Mder then Butter, cents; Congress equality. A M that "the powers" re- 13 is OF ALL KINDS. his men were at I poultry, cents; cows, $30. Following .... But it is a rare instance that a Waterville. 908 3 08 7 20 1 kept constantly the h alarm the sale of the the for Waldo county; Amount of PM AM Banish report person when appointed a minister or Parties having FI RNi n ri ( pumps. In these dire straits the prayer- crops to be raised this season, 115 percent. Portland.12 16 5 35 1 26 If the event of or AVest consul to a coun « war, Hay and corn will be the leading E. L. Spanish-American ( E. D. 4 00 9 05 6 67 CARPETS. ful old Admiral promised his patron crops. MACOMBER, has of the lan- Boston, revolution, or an island appeal- Product of the farms in 1901, 93 per cent. try any knowledge j w D. 4 io STOVES, or’anything to scll{ Saint that if new land was and he has had no TO BELFAST. us a card < 1 1 any discov- Most profitable varieties of apples raised, guage, usually by sending will receive a prompt ncle Samuel for protection, a Balwin, Northern Ben and previous Our P *M AM call. Furniture u ered he would name it in honor of the Spy, Davis, King diplomatic experience. Antique specialty. k 'Mi—even King Edward’s Greening. Amount of fall plowing, 85 will not exert the influence in D. 7 00 #00 navy A few per. country BostonBoston, JE ! Holy Trinity. hours later the cent. Number of farm 101 cent.; j w D 8 30 io little in these waters with the stock, per. Latin America that it should until 33 Main Street, Belfast, Me. 5 that mark 105 cent. Cost of farm " triple peaks the southeastern value, per wintering Boat and attention is to the greater given appoint- Portland..•.11 ( 0 7 00 1 v'iis and coaling-station of St. animals, 103 per cent. Amount of stock fod- YaclHBuier, 06 corner of this island ment of ministers and consuls fitted for A M lliaB sprang suddenly der on 102 cent. Increase in num- barred against her. It is hand, per their Waterville.— 9 52 7 10 4 15 into view, and of course ber of dairy cows, 6 per. cent. laical market posts. 7 16 1 Wonilerlul a Columbus re- MAINE. Bangor... 35 Truly How question of time when all the 22 22 BELFAST, Quickly them as a prices: Butter, cents; eggs, cents; 1 garded heavensent confirma- Neglect Meant* Danger. "lit territories will clamor to poultry, 12 cents; cows, $35; sheep, $4.25. Burnham, depart. 8 60 10 20 4 67 be 08 tion of his pious intention. Soon as Don’t neglect biliousness and constipa- Unity. 9 10 76 6 05 CMAPHAIN’S I am prepared to build all kinds of yachts, power tion. Your health will sutler Thorndike. 9 17 11 20 6 15 land was reached he knelt permanently upon the “The True or sail, row boats, yacht tenders, etc. if you do. DeWitt’s Little Risers Knox. 19 26 jll 35 f5 24 Story of Paul Revere’s Early Brooks. 9 40 12 12 6 40 sands with alt his crew and cure such cases. M. B. Golden redeemed Ride” is told to the readers of the New Smith, Butternut, Waldo. 19 60 112 30 16 60 Crown Oil C Kisers ASTOR IA his promise, Charles Mich., says “DeWitt’s Little Early City Point. HO 00 112 60 t6 00 solemnly consecrating the England Magazine by Ferris are for the most satisfactory pills 1 ever took. Belfast, arrive 10 05 1 06 6 06 BELIEVES AND Cl'KES Infants and Children* island to Gettemv in the and is Gasolene Lannchts a the blessed Trinity, to whom April issue, Specialty. Never grip or cause nausea.” specially timely at this season when tFlag station. he attributed his Limited for are now COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, Kind salvation. He tarried — tickets Boston sold at You Have fresh interest is awakened in this his- Engines, marine and stationary, sold $1C0 Dr. K. Detchon’s Anti Diuretic Always Bought a separately. $5.00 from Belfast and all stations on Branch. here long needed torical event be worth to more than if time, finding rest commemorated by the Estimates furnished on application. may you *100 you Through tickets to all points Vest and Nortq CROUP and all LUNG TROUBLES. local have a child who soils bedding from incon- west, via all for sale L. W. C.eokgf for himself and his men, and were observance of “Patriots’ nay.” A sloop yacht and row boats for sale. 3m8* routes, by they tinence of water during sleep. Cures old Agent, Belfast. GEO. F. t VAKS, able The value of this article is greatly en- to repair their ship, calking the and young alike. It arrests the trouble at Vice President and General Manager 85o. PER BOTTLE hanced by its wealth of illustrations F. E. Booth by. Pass, and Ticket seams with the E. L. MACOM once. *1. Sold by A. A. Howes & Gen’l Agent. natural pitch of the and of rare old documents. BER, Belfast,Me. Co., October copies Druggists, Belfast, Me. Iy47 Portland, 10,1901. AT THE DKUG STOKES. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Tug, hews of brooks. A Murder in Augusta. I JOURNAL. Humors ..• THE REPUBLICAN Spring Augusta, April 6.—Albert L. Haselton, HALLDALE. Mrs. Will has spent two weeks Peering aged 30 years, was found dead on Glendon BELFAST, THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1902. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. of Come to most people and cause many Craig Fitchburg, with her sister in Jackson. street in this city early this morning, boils and other WE Mass., are visiting Mrs. Craig’s parents, Mr. troubles,—pimples, appearances indicating that death was the WELCOME THE CRITIC. Published Every Thursday Morning by the E. C. Roody who lias driven a team in the and Mrs. A. F. Major—Mr. L. \V. Penny eruptions, besides loss of appetite, result of a knife thrust inflicted in the woods ail is at home. heart. James aged a veteran has winter, Granger, 09, returned to his home in Newtonville, that tired fits of of the Civil is under arrest Journal Pub. Co. feeling, biliousness, a nice cabinet war, charged north M. J. Dow has added glove Suits Republican Mass.... Wild geese were seen flying and headache. with the crime. Spring | Top Coats. indigestion to the furniture of his store. March 31st. Frogs gave their first serenade CHARLES A The sooner one gets rid of them ths ril.SBURY.} BMiSlSTtojger. March 30th — The relatives of William Ban- Mrs. Herbert Hamblen lias returned fro 2 Patrick Sentenced. Suits to stand tiie and the crucial test ton received last week the sad news of his better, way to get rid of them a visit to friends in Yassalboro. of par- Beyond the shadow Si bscription Terms: lu advance, $2.00 a New 7. Albert T. ticular men’s criti- March in South Thomaston. and to build the that haa York, Apr. Patrick, of a doubt we offer $i.ou for six months: 50 cents for three death, 29th, up system Mrs. Rose I. Forbes visited friends in the convicted muiderer of year; William Marsh cism; and shod' the smartest months. Mrs. Fiona Ilall is on the sick list this week. was to Spring suffered from them is to take Waterville and Fairfield last week. Rice, sentenced death today by Re- forth more Ahveftisim; Terms: For one square, one j corder Goff and his execution fixed for praise- Coats at lowest inch in column, 75 cents for one week, and .Thomas Thompson has hired with C. A. May- under the Jength Francis M. Forbes has returned from a 27. worthy prices. To prove it, 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. Hall for the season ...E. J. Stevens went examination. Hood's Sarsaparilla visit to her three daughters in Boston. Every come. You'll find to Rockland with a load of beef last week. spring style, includ- our short Coats Miss Nellie formerly of Waldo, is Top l)r. Edward Everett Hale has passed — The frost is about out of the ground and and Pills Luce, ing a large variety in the smartest visiting her friend, Miss Mabel Rose. of the new leader— his SOtli birthday, and is still Hale, and the mud is fast drying up. The roads are in combination the length and shade.-, Forming Spring the black and white our hearty. in a very rough condition — J. E. Ilall was Mrs. Nado and two children, formerly of graceful Long Medicine par excellencef of unequalled mixtures. Values Coat in black and in Belfast last — Mrs. Enos are visiting Mrs. Campbell. Tuesday Emery Winterport, to at all There is a strike in the Boston brew- in the blood aa delight you colors; unmatched remains about as she has been for a few strength purifying Prince has been a visit to Bessey making prices from and unmatchable at eries. The trouble tiad been brewing weeks ... Miss Lottie Glidden received shown radical and Your Prterds and past by unequalled, per- bis father, Charles F. Bessey, in Barre, Yt. Neighbors in Bel- these prices. for some time. a visit from her mother and sister last week. manent cures of li at Wilt Show You Thomas West and wife of Auburn are ! Mow to Rodman of was in this _Moses Bangor the of Per- ! $5-00 Miss Stone has decided not to enter Scrofula Salt Rheum visiting family Capt. Stanley 00 to vicinity last Monday. kins. itul the back won’t cure backache. the lecture field. Good! Miss Stone Scald Head Boils, Pimples j bing LIBERTY. A liniment but cure, 00 Several of our Good are attend-; may relieve, can't is and so are the All Kinds of Humor Psoriasis Templars tired, public. W. J. Knowlton has sold Millstone Island backache comes from the inside, from the kid- $20 $20'00 Blood Rheumatism ing the Grand Lodge at Waterville this the second largest island in Lake George, to Poisoning neys. The Prohibitionists will Hold their Catarrh Seek. I a Mr. Peck of Connecticut, so that now Dyspepsia, Etc Doan’s Kidney Pills get inside. State convention in Bath, and the Times Birch, Lotus and Millstone islands and Pa- Accept no substitute, but be sure to Julia S. Lang came home from Augusta They cure sick kidneys. Monday night, very much improved in Here is Belfast proof that this is so: of that city promises them all kinds of nola Point are owned by New York, Boston get Hood’s, aud get it today, W. & CO health. Mr. O. A. Hopkins of No. 5 Ba> View street HARRY CLARK front to the salt and Connecticut first fish water, pure Nequasset parties.The says: ”1 had a steady pain arioss the small of BOKO. the slime of the in the lake was taken Monday by C. ISLES Mrs. is in Boston on a New 83 Main Street tide of old Ocean and caught Fannie E. Merritt my back w hich bothered me more or less all the {The Store.| W. Brow n. Jr was a rainbow trout weigh- Capt. and Mrs. John Davies are at home Hope Walk Pond. business trip, and incidentally to visit some time until 1 took one box of Doan’s Kidney Pills. of four This while the schooner Pendleton Sisters is dis- ing upwards pounds. species friends. j I saw them advertised and highly recommended, Wilbur F. of Waterville of fish was into the lake about seven in lie broke ground liev. Berry put charging Rockport. Mrs. E. C. is with her Levi so I wont over to Kdimtud Wilson’s drug store, 2- Boody, father, the ago, and this is the first one caught.... April 7th on the foundation for a tine them and used them as directed. The said to a representative of Evening years Rich of Jackson, who is considered danger- got steady The boats are now all in the lake, story residence on the lot next to Mrs. D.’s aching pain left me and 1 haven't felt it since. Mail ol that city last week: "I do not nearly ously ill. GREAT like corsairs father, Capt. R. P. Pendleton. Doan’s Kidney Pilis cured me.” believe in a third movement for freshly painted, looking ready ! party C. E. Lane and wife, who have been at Solti for cents box all dealers. Fos- ! to attack the big salmon or any other fish.. CENTRE fifty per by we MONTVILLE.*^ Governor at this time. Before try home for the two w have returned ter-Milburn Uo., Buffalo, N. V.. sole for tue Misses Leta Young and Frankie Ayer left Miss Miriam Bartlett returned to Hope- past eeks, agents 0 tore the we better United States. eaj Governorship to a term at Wa to Presque Isle. Monday attend of school dale, Mass., last Friday — Mrs. Nathan j ■ r hold of some of the minor offices.” Remember the name- DOAN'S—ami take no terville—Charles is at home from who lias been in health for Mrs. Warren Jones of has been Berry Bennett, poor Unity ubstituie 1 hat does not intend to be pick- R. I — Don Walker is at home on Mailt Berry Howard, is now ill. Her her Mrs. K. Down sometime, very daughter, visiting daughter, Harry Staples ; Salt. ed eb re lie is a short vacation from Bowdoin (•OLD DUST. ripe. college ..^ Mrs. Jordan, is here from Massachusetts. of this village. j Our new meat men take possession this Wales Bartlett returned to Eliot this week to the Kennebec Journal's II. II. Pi Hey lias to r some two weeks been "Let the GOLD DUST twins do your work." According w eek. will for the the They occupy present to resume teaching.At a special town on the sick list and confined to the house record Kennebec and Penobscot coun-! Brown house on the in Montville. 7th, the town voted to estab- plains meeting April most of the time. lish a State road and to raise $200 for the ues ave each furnished.eight governors ! L\XCOLXVI LLE. improvement of the same. No matter where Rufus has has Lancaster shingled the office of t Maine. Cumberland county \ Mrs. James Ferguson of Boston i* visit- the county commissioners may locate this Fred W. Brown, Jr. Fred knows enough to luiidshetl six. Lincoln three, Oxford.! ing her mother, Mrs. I'. 1\. Frohock_Mrs. road, we feel it to be a step in the right di- NEXT THIHT\ 1>.V\'S ;ili\ >; wm r. was in rection— B. Hustusof Burnham at keep out of the rain. -ton* at such cut prices as will asit. Volk. and Andro- W. W. Ogier and sons and Waldo, Sagadahoc j Edward, Joseph K. P. Downer's last week — Samuel Lunt Miss Grace L. Dow aiul Miss Nellie Luce A good Wood Saw for use tor s ■ocgni two each, Aroostook, Somerset | Walter are visiting her parents, Mr. and recently had a shock. His son, W. W. ready 45-. Lunt of R. was called home. visited the of Edwin G. Lander in .Shovels. 20c 50c. and f-5c. and Franklin one each. Knox. Wash-! Mrs. K. 1*. Hahn—Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Howard, L, family Mr. Lunt is and his son has .up- Horst-Shoes lor 2 1-2c lb. Buswell of Camden called on improving Thorndike last Sunday. per and Hancock have friends at the turned to Rhode Damian inuton, Piscataquis Island.—Frank Ho- se Nail-, 10< per lb. Beach Friday... George Pendleton is at has lately been in North Berwick conferring Mrs. Belle Booth spent some weeks with .ever enjoyed that privilege, and; Skates at lowest prices. home repairing his yacht, which he will with T. B. 1! ussey in regard to the maim- | her daughter, Mrs. William McTaggart in Kernel" r and Penobscot, at least,: faclure and sale of Good Handled Axe-, 60« soon sail to Boston—Mrs. R. R. Fernald agricultural implements Waterville, but is now at home. sir. .nd he excused from further drafts of his Mi. Danmui’s) invention.A. Po- Thermometers at 15,. left for where will Friday Boston, she visit land is at home from Howard, R. I... F A. The highways are terribly rough this Axe Handle a or their Gubernatorial timber. week her Robert Gould — There will be Allen goes to Taunton, Mass., this brothei, spring, and the road commissioners' will 6 dozen Coat and Hat Hooks for for the summer. Mrs. Allen and 25c. a benelit sociable at Odd fellows daugh- white clothes are the result of hall Thurs- have a hard with the Snow using Good Cut s Tin bulk of the large fortune of ter will spend the summer in Bridgewater. job, money at their Cross Saw for $1.00. A will be day evening. good program given, -There will be a social dance at the disposal, to satisfy the Sh rs and Scissors for 10c. ci it-, by bis will, is to lie de- j public. and icecream for sale....Miss Helen Trus- Grange Hall on tlie evening of April lf»th. Ha d and Wood Saw Files for v..t.il to educational and the Miss Grace E. Dow, during tin* absence GOLD DUST purposes, sed is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Dun- Bicy cles worth $35 for *»2. THE of the rest of the is i'h.nd states is to he a sharer in his CHURCHES. family, keeping house $25 for can— Miss Flla Thomas, who has been at- i It makes light the labors of washing. Turns wash $16.5 for her father. She will soon return to into Far better than and more benil ceuce. The will for two day play day. Soap Raisin Seeder for 5c. provides tending the Camden High school, is at home economical. Buck sport to resume her duties as school Good Combs ..rail at Oxford to for the vacation... Mrs. Mul- The business meeting of the Epworth Curry M'holarslilps spring George teacher. Made only by THE N K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. League will be held with Miss of tic; present states ain't 'i evri- lock and Miss Alice Howe have returned Nettie Chicago, New York. Boston. St. Louis. [) \ 1 Vi rC Paints, for h 1 Kev. 1 r\ I n 1 a to Follett, No. Park St., Monday David Brackett is at work on his 4^7. anj ’i■: i; also provides for live scholar- home from visit their sister in Massy evening, Makers of CVAL FAIRY SOAP. carriage 14th. A to garden here at the ch a set is Mrs. Laura French had a severe Apr. trip Epworth will betaken, village. Tuesday, April i ships for students of German birth at Leads, Oils, Varnishes at cut p attack of neuralgia Miss Winni- and there will be oilier interesting enter- sth, he had it plowed and has planted p<\is, | oxford, to lie nominated the Km- Friday.... Ready Pixed Paints at cut price- by fred French left for tainment during the. evening. Those not etc. From this garden lie will obtain much Saturday Frankfort, A1.S( A 1.1. cf or William. In making these be- of the for his where she will teach — The Good Will members of the League are cordially invi vegetable supply boarding sts the testator For a ed. house in Belfast. jin says good < irele held a vei \ interesting meeting last Carpenter and Farming Tools 1 m between Ger- Ifrstauding Fngland. Thursday evening at tlie home of Mrs. F. “Duties and Opportunities of the Lord's \\ ill M. WVlcl who with his wife is Fencing. Axle Grease,Locks,Km n.a.v and the states will se- a I'll:ted E. French. These meetings are well at- Day” will be the topic of the prayer meet- spending few weeks with the family of Latches, Bolts and Building • ■ Dr. u! the peace of the world, and educa- tended and much enjoyed. The Circle meets ing at the North Church this, Thursday, A. E. Kilgore, is acting the part of a tional relations form the strongest with Mrs. French next Thursday.... A evening at 7.15. The Sunday services will landscape gardener just now, and is trim- terials tie." dance was held at Freeman’s Hall on Satur- be as ft Hows: Rev. Charles liarbutt of ming up the lawn and walks in great shape. Nov. i- th** opportunity to Imv i, He takes -prii.. day evening. Portland will preach at 10.45 a. m.; Sunday just comfort in it. mg. It will p;t> you to buy now. beginning with the earliest settlers MON ISOK. school at 12 m.: C. E. meeting at b.JO p. m.; 1 he telephone instruments have been put ALL -At i S STRICTLY LOR C > the people of this country have waged The remains of Mr. Israel Staples, topic, (living: its law, its re Hex influence.” into our stores and houses, and it is ring, unceasing war against the forests—first an old resident of this town, were brought At the Unitarian Church next ring, jingle, jingle! Old men and young This :i I.-iririni;itc s;Uc of ^oo ,! Sunday, tluee stock. here and interred in the men, women and are to jnr to make clearings for cultivation, and Sunday family regular morning service at 10.45 a. m.. children, practicing Conic curly nul ;»v.iul the crowti. the of the T build their log dwellings; and latterly lot in the village cemetery. He died preaching by Rev. Ashley A. Smith, pastor get hang thing. The connections at at Mr. Nickels, where he of and instruments will soon be perfected and for commercial purposes. It is admit- Searsport the Universalist Church, in exchange boarded and had been cared for the then we shall settle dowi to practical busi- Remember-68 Main Beil ted that this destruction of trees kindly with the pastor: Sunday school at 12 o’clock. $t„ general ness. past few years. His wife died some years The Browning Class will meet at the ms led to climatic It has A. C. changes. He was 01 old and with the BURGES ago. years ex- Parsonage Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock, Rufus Ward, who has been sick a long .used the drying up of streams, and of an asthmatic trouble had been in ception and the Bible Class Saturday evening at 7 time, died last Saturday. The funeral was : :f greater of destructive good health. He leaves ;; frequency fairly children, o'clock. All are most cordially invited. held Monday afternoon at the home of his ■.re-lets. The is Geo. Staples of Monroe, Lydia Cummings remedy tree-planting, The joint convention of the Christian nie ce, Mrs. Ella E. Springer, where lie had pence we have Arbor in of Kockland and John, who, when last and bay many Endeavorers of the New England long resided. Kev. 11. Small read selections heard fiom lived in the West. States, the Mates. Governor of Funeral ser- of and made a few and of Stanley to be held in Boston, Oct. 14, 15, 10 and 17, Scripture remarks, vices held at the church. Lev. 11. W. Norton Kev. David Brackett offered The Kansas in issuing his annual proclama- promises to be a most enthusiastic gathering. prayer. Tells all ub a' it on page ,5, of Searsport officiating ...The funeral of church choir furnished selec- tion for Arbor bay this year urged a The fact that there will be no international appropriate or on opposite page. Mrs. L\d:a A. Staples wa* held last Sunday. tions. general observance of it, and a special convention this year will add much to the Anobituan > published in another column. effort was to he made to interest the interest in this union of State workers. James F. Jewell, proprietor of Sunnyside ... Dr. Hill of Dixmont was called here The next international convention is us .-ci.Is of the state m the work of to be farm, recently showed a sample of last week in consultation with Dr. Holt re- held in Denver, Col., in 1P0.T S. pears of which he raised several trees on the named. July, Percy bushels, pi.uiting day Gov- gar ling Mrs. Jack-on Curtis, who has been Foster of Washington, J). C., will be the last year. They are still sound and in good ' ernor Stanley said, in his proclamation: asnil eiers w ith erysipelas all winter. Dr* 2( Four Ounces for musical director for “Boston, l‘»02.” Mr. condition. Mr. Jewel' has expended quite 10c. forests of this Hid of the 2°°: “The great country approved treatment she was re- a in Foster has had charge of the music at sev- little improvements upon his ply ;e Trusses are being rapidly destroyed. More and she had seen ceiving thought the worst. eral of the international conventions. The T he loots of the buildings have been shin- t’l.it j.Vimmi acres of trees are cut down She has had the of all in sympathy her Maine will he at the the and the interior ,ii ilie l'luted stales and made into headquarters Claren- gled, chimneys rebuilt, all'iction Mr. Nelson Curtis is thought to of nun .el1, furniture, railroad ties and don Street Baptist Church. Hie house thoroughly overhauled and re- bf gaining—Albert a oth commodities every twenty-four Curtis, young man, paired. Fine biff At the Baptist Church the topic of the 50c. and is a great sufferer from rheumatism. lie to$T(). uun In the of those judgment pro- social meeting this, Thursday, evening will le-; to know, this destruction cannot be turned in bed w ithout in- iig great causing he The of the Yachts and Boats. o Healing Paralytic. Friday ot forests threatens unfertility in ie::>e agony.air. anil airs. >. A. Nye at 7 r evening o’clock the pastor’s Bible class new parts of the Union. It is urged that will return from Boston this week with a Many styles and all are general tree in the western will meet to study the last lesson of the W. A. Decrow is fitting out the .-loop planting j full line of millinery, new furniture, ete. guaranteed to give you perfect Mates will affect climatic conditions. series in the life of Christ; subject, The [ Alice 11. The \Y. C. T. I'. will meet with Mrs. R. W. satistaetion if so. in- uns ae you say uaiigei attending great Forty Days. The usual Sunday services The Jennette returned from her i ^Nasturtiums1 sloop first Majo April tsth-We shall soon have en- j .''tieI• tion of trees is rendering tree-i will be held : the Rev. tertainments for church Sermon?by pastor, fishing trip for the season last Saturday planting more and more a necessity. If ! benefit. It is hoped ] E. S. Philbrook, at 10:45; subject, A Second with a small fare of fresh cod and haddock. u planting was generally encouraged the services of Rev. II. W. Norton may he BY THE OUNCE. j view of Faith; Sunday school at noon ; men’s She is manned Arthur L. for in 'lie schools and homes, and more! secured. We have a good church and must by Gray and Her- Prepare meeting at m.; Y. 1’. S. C. E. at 6.30 i l’endleton. I yt i. rally practiced in Kansas, we could ! hold meetings—Percy Ham has returned 3:30p. p. be! -■ 1 ■!1 make it a forest State. in., a missionary meeting with a missionary great to Boston after visiting his parents_Miss There is an old maxim, “If you have a Spring. <•;- "I most that there be newspaper; gospel, praise and preaching earnestly urge Mertie Jenkins, who lias had a position in thaw the latter end of March look out for POOR & SON, Drill »iid: a observance of Arbor service at 7:30 with sermon the spring.” We at Deer Isle have a never < general day has returned home and will teach p. in., by as to make the Augusta, failing When we see the present year memorable pastor on The Master’s Own Question. The sign. yachtsmen Every truss fitted by a eonine- this summer... Mrs. Fred Grant and chil- town we know that ni Kansas, and request that teachers in leaving winter is a tent and experienced truss meetings for girls and young women con- thing of the and is here. Mon- .an universities, colleges and schools dren, who spent the winter in Massachu- past spring titter. tinue to be held every Monday evening at day saw a goodly number of our men leav- ••ii' mirage each class to plant, protect setts with her husband, who has employ- 7:30. ing to take their places on yachts. The < ai.l cultivate at least one tree; that) ment there, have returned to the farm. steward, Amos Scott, and cook, Charles L. UNDERTAKERS tin- and councilmen of the cities mayor Mr. G. thinks of coming back this fall. Services at Universalist Church next Sun- Saunders, of the yacht Akela, commanded make for the W. S. left on the special provision planting day will be as follows: At 10:45 a. in., regu- by Capt. Greene, early of trees, shrubs and vines SWAN VII.!.IS boat, while the rest of the crew, City Drug Store, upon public lar Rev. Lutz consisting A. Eugene Nickerson of Portland is the service, preaching by Harry of .John K. Hillings of Little Deer and private property; that every church Isle, ELTMUNB WILSON, of the Unitarian Church, in exchange with mate, and S. G. Haskell, seaman, went on Erop’r, secure the planting of shade and orna- guest of liis father, Hon. A. E. Nickerson, R.H. Coombs & Si the at 12 school and Crockett’s boat. The Sapphire’s crew, mental trees about its and a in pastor; m., Sunday FOR SALE BY property, lie bought colt Fairfield which he will composed of E. Y. Haskell, mate, BE .FAST, riAINF, to Bible class; at 6:15 hi., Joseph that every farmer set apart tins day train while here.('apt. N. Smart, who p. praise service; Davis, launcliman, Alec Thompson, Frank CASKETS, his and orchards. led cornet and ('has. Carman and enlarge groves iuts been sick for several weeks, is able to singing by violin; soprano Lufkin, Ralph Lufkin, beautiful venues of also went. Then the crew of the steam Henry Staples "The shaded Mrs. .1. II. a ten-miuute fine be out Small is solo, by Webber; ROBES arid attest the again—Foster delivering Felicia also left on many of the cities of Kansas address by the pastor on “Hymns that yacht Monday’s boat, wisdom of the early settlers in giving wall papers.Mr. Joseph Maiden was among whom we noticed Morton II. Holden Haven't helped me.” All are cordially in- and Helcher BURIAL GUI special attention to this feature of city driving last week when one wheel struck a Henry Morey, quartermasters, vited to with us in the service of Howard, launcliman, Ed. Knight and a Mr. i IWi^APCH aihirnment.” rock and apart. One thill the wliif- join song. HiT SHIRT, sprung seamen. Alvin Howard left ! 1 e red hours to do I- M !>.\ At 7.30 p. in. the fifth lecture will be given; Gross, Monday pa Jut ;al! II -tiee and cross-bar were and Mr. to the and ! Ill III broken, join William ,1. 11. INC yacht Malay; Their fame as such has been so well ;tud Fl'NKKAL WOl.’K. \\ n was throw n 1 am a Universalist.” The The Fust Penobscot Alard* from the wagon and subject, “Wliy Jarvis to join the yacht Adrian, command-1 ESTABLISHED IN 1836 Salmon. established that are well known dragged several feet. The horse did not musical program will be as follows: ed by Capt. James Staples. Capt. E. s. they Connected hy telephone doth da> and run, but succeeded in cutting both tugs and Powers went to East Huston to fit out the to every one. Also the HrcKspoiiT, Mi:., April ii. The first sal- Voluntary, Evening Song, Sass. Op. 0, No. l. capital stock, $ 150,000, otherwise injuring the harness. Mr. .Mai- lantlia, with him as crew Fred 72 Mail 9elf:< mon of the .sea-on to be taken on tile Penob- Trio, Mendelssohn taking Capt. Street, den escaped with a few slight bruises_ cook and and Edson scot was in a weir at Ve- Scripture Reading. Greenlaw, steward, H. & P GLOVES,*^. caught. Saturday Airs. Albion Forde, whose remains were seaman.—Deer Isle sukplus, 33,000. rona A. 11. Whitmore. Jr about Baritone Solo, Morey, Messenger. by weighed here for interment last week, was a made to order direct from their was sold to brought Mr. John Parker. faetoiy. JO pounds and ltoston men for of Johnson and Eliza DEPOSITS daughter Sargent of Prayer. SOLICITED .Monroe. She went to Alassachusetts to Mt. Desert Address, Why 1 am a Universalist, Correspondence. NECK WEAR 5 f.* Deposit Box is for Rent at As in The Journal _ $3.00. reported last week spend the winter and died March 29th at Rev. A. Smith. MEETINO Ol CREDITORS Ashley $5.00. $6 50 and 00 a yeir. Poleman Pros, of took a lit the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Searsport pound Hymn, 419, by Congregation ■S. W. 11 1902. direct from the New York in U. s Woodman, in Chelsea, Alass. The funeral Aitnon,'April 7, Wm. II. factory l>iniici rumi. I-,,i n„. Di-nno ,, salmon from tlieir weir at Sears Island Recessional, March,Th.Kulloch,Op. 100,No.2 all the latest and shades. lii services were conducted at her old home Ward, who has a cancer on the side of the patterns Bankruptcy. Our vault is mi 1st. That was a Penobscot salmon. 2nd Rev. David Brackett of nneunaUed Eastern Maine art! The first meeting of the creditors of April April by Bel- The annual meeting of the Bible Society tongue which showed itself about a year fast. She leaves two daughters—Mrs. Frank Hens and UNEXCELLED in security against lire and A. Cross ofNThoriitlike. Maine, adjudu of Maine was held at will leave boat for the Maine Boys' Pants. nipt upon hid own to The Situation in South Africa. Woodman of Chelsea, Mass, and Mrs. Wm. Portland, Thursday. ago, by today Ir.irg) try in the country. petition, prow ilT- agamst him and choose one or nioiv Alason of two Mrs. Officers were elected for the ensuing year General Hospital, Portland, but does not Everett, Mass.; sisters, Tim so renting boxes ean have the exclusive of Ids estate, will he held at the olti The prospect of cessation of hostilities in lloffman of Melrose, Mass, and Mrs. Julia and the reports of the board of trustees and expect any relief. Juvenile 5uits referee, Belfast, Maine, on the J.'fd dav Boys’ p. iyil‘g «>i' t iding th-ir b »xes to and from the South Africa is brighter than a few weeks White of Winterport, Me., and two broth- A. 1). liRW, at 10 o’clock v m. treasurer were read. Rev. A. T. Dunn, D. Mrs. Stoddard of Boston is to build a cot- ban k. ago. Conferences of Peer leaders with ers, W. B. Sargent of Brooks, Me. and Will I AM l\ TIIOMISa is and Rev. Gowen to be the EHP’lf there is anything yon want in t"ir>* Keteree for burghers have been held and peace terms Joshua Sargent of Alton, Ale. The floral D., Waterville, president tage here, occupied during sum- Waldo I*, Gent's call at discussed. King Edward is said to be tributes were numerous and costly. Mrs. C. Wilson, Portland, is State superintendent. mer season. Furnishings anxious to have the strife over before his Forde was a devoted wife and mother, a The anniversary meeting of the society will The twenty thousand dollar cottage on coronation takes place and is ready to make kind-hearted and thoughtful neighbor whose be held in 11th. Island for W. liberal concessions, in fact is disposed to genial countenance will be greatly missed Bangor May According to Greenings S. Colton, Jr., of Henry Staples, grant most anything short of independence. by every one who knew liei. A large circle the reports, the whole number of families Philadelphia is covered in and partly We have a line line of hair can match The movements, have not of friends extend to the bereaved 12 MAIN STREET, switches, military however, sympathy visited during the year was 21,960. The shingled. to any shade, si/e or price. We have also added b "ii The British are family. The school committee have elected to our stock Salary or ndvan., relinquished. doing of towns canvassed is in The looks for a a good assortment of HAIR PINs, commission, money their best to Gen. PeWet and his the teachers for the number 52, eight prospect bright good com- capture following spring term, .STRICTLY CASH TO ALL. SIDE and BACK COMBS and HAIR RETAIN- expenses, first-class outfit free. In, forces. w hich begins April 28th: Nos. 1 and 2, Aliss different counties. The number of Bibles pany season at this resort. ERS. When in want of these goods please call at 15 Main Street stairs*. the very best grade of nursery stock. W Ethelyn Moody; No. 3, Aliss Katherine or of Bibles sold in the is C. E. who has been in (up parts year 4,512, Capt. Stanley, the 14tf No. 7, Miss Julia Chase; No. 9, MRS. B. F. WELLS. us at once for terms and secure r U. of M., 4; Wesleyan, 3. Nickerson; whicn cost $1,824.85. The number donated, sch. C. B. Wood of Boston the past good Miss Stevens. The committee show- twenty- NICE I lie Alary HOME FOR SALE. lory. R. O. Chase Co., Nm sin m ed in re-electing Air. A. T. Nick- 1,218, at a cost of $301.79, besides more than odd years, has left her and taken an interest judgment Mass. erson Air. N. has served a thousand sold at the I offer for sale home at No. 11 Union Malden, | Middletown, Cohn., April 7. The Wes- as superintendent. copies depository. in a herring weir at Sorrento, and has moved my street, leyan University baseball team played the in that capacity the past four years in a The number of Protestant homes that were Belfast, with 28 square rods of land, and hand- his family there for the summer. some imported Norway maples, first game of the season here today with the very painstaking and conscientious manner, found destitute of the Scriptures was 536. Norway spruce and rare shrubbery. The house has 10 rooms, ar- of Maine and was defeated and' the schools show much improvement, Of 22,000 families 2,517 had no relig- University by nearly ranged for one family or in flats for two. There In this city, the one story brick building recently ous on their own confes- the score of 4 to 3. The local team was un- lie knows their needs and is the right man preferences, 8,123 is city water on hotli floors, the cellar is cement- occupied by the subscribers as a screw driver Harnesses are for sion never attended chil- The is has a Single able to bit Mosher and their rally in the in the right place.We sorry the any church, 7,072 ed and the drainage and sanitary conditions are factory. building 85x35. metal roof and basement. a last inning came too late to be effective. illness of Mrs. Thomas Dowling of Malden, dren were found who attended no Sunday perfect. The house is in perfect repair, inside light dry It contains large cis- FOR <8 and a 25 H. P. boiler with a SACK, and and is with tern, 20 H. P. Score: Alass., and hope she may quickly recover. school. The year’s activities involved a ► out, supplied double windows engine and screens for all windows and doors. Ladders set and ready to run. It is for steam heat Maine.0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 x—4—7—3 are taking quantities of big fish travel of 9,733 miles, mostly on foot by a This signature is on every box of the genuine piped _They and a lawn mower included with the house. Will and city water, and wired for electric lights. A 0000010 2—3—4—4 from Swan Lake. Adelbert Brown took mission band of the society, costing in sal- chance for a small ALSO Wesleyan.0 Laxative Tablets be sold at a bargain. Apply to my agent, F. A. good manufacturing business. SHOATS AND PIGS Batteries—Mosher and Chadbourne, out two last week, the largest one weighing aries and expenses $2,716.16. The treasur- Bromo-Quininc Greer, Me. Apply to F. A. HOWARD & SON. Chap- the remedy that cures a cold In one day Belfast, Hume and Attendance 200. 7 lbs. er’s shows a deficiency of about $700. 2ml4 MARY L. Belfast, March 26,1902. —I3tf man, Inglis. report PATTERSON. tfla HKLFAsr L1VKRY CO THE NEWS OF BELFAST. to Willis E. Hamilton is arranging start a The board of Aldermen, as a licensing i branch greenhouse at Dark Harbor, Isles- board, have granted a license to & was at work Bray j.. <]*ii’.achine yesterday Max field for Special Sale boro. Belfast Opera House for one Special Sale pei Main street. ..Mathews Bros.’ mill is shut down fora year. contractors in the various building SILK few days for retubing the boilers and other At the meeting of the Grand Lodge N. E. SILK this city have agreed upon a 9- j repairs. 0. P. of Maine in Bangor last week officers 1 GINGHAMS SATURDAY best cure for sickness is not Pensions have been granted as follows: were elected for the ensuing year, and it GINGHAnS v ( o. have renovated the oftice John W. Keene, Fairfield, S10; Hanson II. was voted to hold the next annual meeting other improvements at their lum- of the Davis, Liberty, $17. Grand Lodge in Bucksport on the THEto sick. Don't take first Wednesday in 1903. get medicine Dr. W. L. West recently dehorned 20 head April, “K‘ a of Monroe a hand- SILK QINQHAM pies shipped of cattle for N. R. Cross of Morrill, and the The County Commissioners, now in DRESS ? i-old mare by Nelson to Rhode but take Guard herd of Fred Knowlton of Belmont. session in the Court House, are considering nes Monday. forethought. applications for State roads from the towns against There will be a social gathering and ■ 1 A Co. are extra win- of putting supper at M. E. Hills, Northport, Thursday Liberty, Montville, Troy, Morrill,Frank- Cieir store an I sail loft and inak- Lincolnville over-fatigue. It is difficult to go evening, April 17th, for the benefit of the fort, and Jackson ; also a peti- through All are tion for discontinuance of a road in mprovemmits. i pastor, Chas. H. Bryant. invited to county Saturday afternoon and evening we will Swanville and Monroe. i unniugham of Swanville late- attend. sell ten yards fifty cent Silk i two incubators and three certain months without The contract for quality Ging- large taxing your The farm house of J. H. Bryant of Knox carrying the mails be- use in the tween ham for three dollars poultry department was burned Tuesday night, and Mr. Bry- Belfast and North Islesboro and and ninety eight Islesboro ant was so affected that he died of heart has been awarded to G. 1. Pendle- cents. ton. Regularly five dollars. Sleeper’s pet cat “Twinkle” is strength, but the remedy is—a cup of disease. He was 72 years old and leaves a Beginning April l(j, the mails will be carried on rwinkle was born in the spring wife and three sous. steamer Silver Star. For the six was a very intelligent animal. The members of Seaside Chautauqua past months the mails for Islesboro tea! Not tea that have been forwarded of _ j.fd iuA pounds. ordinary merely Circle will meet with Mrs. W. A. McKenzie, by way N'orthport, being ferried across to the island in a ntative of Skelton, Foote A Co. 25 High street, Monday afternoon, April small We are boat. After the middle of June there will showing tlie largest and best selected stock was in Belfast the first of the but the Extra 14th. Lesson: “American Deplomacy,” of these quenches thirst, thirteen and fourteen, followed be two mails a day from Belfast to Isles- in Belfast. The made arrangements with F. W. High chapters by goods regular price is fifty cents per This boro. yard. act with the farmers for piok- a discussion of the questions 1-7 in the sale is for Saturday afternoon and evening only. ~}() N'T tubers. Grade of tea membership book. Author, Nixon Water- Mr. Campbell, an insurance imported annually Chase inspector MISS THE by man. All are to bring their from the Board of OPPORTUNITY. i> of K'.ijahS. Shuman had dan- requested Underwriters, Boston, book. arrived in this and is for dinner April 4th. The membership city Monday night, & Sanborn. is as The held a Tuesday in company with Mr. .'.>t of doors without cultivation, It stimulating as Belfast Improvement Society MacKenzie, the new Chief of Fire ral stem had begun to develop business session last Monday and entered Department, made a f them. upon another season with much interest thorough inspection of both the water and wine. Ask for Chase & voted to the City Government fire departments and took extensive notes. mid Breese Stock Co., which your grocer They petition to water into Grove Cemetery from He also called on the Mayor and requested FRED A. April _1 and 22, is one of the carry if in the next JOHNSON, the city A committee was ap- him, possible, thirty days, to amatic that has ever standpipe. companies Sanborn's Tea.- -- pointed to buy and plant the Boston ivy on see what he could do to equip the tire de- __ :iiis city. It is managed b\ ship- Package “original package the brick school Prizes will be partment for better and id New York. buildings. quicker working — TEAS. ottered for the best essays on public improve- service. He also called on D. X. Bird, ADVERTISER OF contractors a road machine FACTS. put Bcffai.o Chop (Formosa Oolong). ments by the members of the Freshmen superintendent of the Belfast Water Co. Hi ng Kp.e Chop •. the section of Front street in (Formosa Oolong). of the He was furnished with the list of « >rloff ( Formosa and Sophomore classes High school. appropria- ■ Oolong). laid the sewer and the and gave Koh-i-noor (English Breakfast). Plans were discussed for a to the tions, the recommendations made by ^ reception smooth surface. The Orange Pekoe (India & Ceylon). M r. "d, side- City Government and invited guests, to be MacKenzie to the Mayor and Board of mis to be put in passable condi- given later. Aldermen and Councilmen for the Fire Department service; also The Republican George A. Gilchrestlias bought the prin- See Our Journal; the list of Big ; \ Brown cut bis left foot badly abutment of the old ice wharf at containing opinions of See our The attendance at the cipal Big- in Castine State There will be a Universalist dime social business men in to better fire Show ug timber Gilchrest’s ship and it was towed to Bel- regard protec- ; Normal school this term is l7t>. Murphy’s Point, Show 1 was this, Thursday, evening at the home of Mr. tion. Mr. Campbell left by steamer M. and hursday. The wound .‘U fast Monday by sch. Annie May. it is Window J Farineis began plowing and and Mrs. .1. Granville Paul, High St. All M for Bangor, to take the Window ■nipletely through the foot and planting peas 25x50 feet, and will be used to extend the Tuesday p. m., or 14 are invited. \ J SATURDAY un tlie end of the second toe in- April 7>th, days earlier than last year. cordially midnight train for Boston. Saturday d Saturdav p. wharf on the north side of the shipyard. i'the foot. Another of 11k Got a A sign spring—Chester E. Per- Bargain. well known Bel- The stone ballast was taken off and loaded Xlow Advertisements. Fred A. John- kin> has his store at the fast business man ut merchant received an order opened northern bought recently at a bar- on the schooner, and the heavy cob-work son, Masonic Temple, advertises a special t<> on a entrance Nm thport and is a lor of Tuesday of last week for Camp Cround, gain personal property, including was then lifted by the aid of oil barrels. sale of silk ginghams for next Saturday, white diamond as ready for the season’s business. etc. While over dyes and, his patent medicines, looking Little is now left of the ice wharf but a April 12tli, afternoon and evening. He will all at he Miss his with a friend he asked: “What | busy the time, made a Catherine M. a. Morrison is in the property small abutment inshore of the one moved, j have a big window display Saturday after- I rug before it dawned on m the will you give me for that stuff in the stores, j cty interest of the “Loch Lomond” The outer end of tlie wharf, which was | noon— The house-cleaning, painting and as corner to what rien’slYouths’ the first day of April. Shelter for Cirls. 42 Lincoln street, Bangor, pointing appeared to be a built on piling, has been swept away in paper-hanging season is here, and the clos- and is of rubbish. was the re- ! uk. ]>r. YY. L. West recently soliciting subscriptions for its sup- pile “Fifty cents,” successive storms, as has the approach to it ing out sale of wall paper by Carle & Jones ply. The money was paid, and the ! horses to \\. S. .lackson of port. buyer from the shore. ought to interest almost everybody. They Fine sent a team to haul his Spring > and a purchase away, have a stock to select pair for backboard use Congressman Burleigh has introduced a Miss Hattie Clement, representing the big from_Mr. and when the supposed rubbish was found to ment of Seal Harbor— E. 11. bill to grant a pension to Pembroke s. linn of Fuller A Cobb of Rockland, is hold- Mrs. It. B. Lowe publish a card of thanks. contain barrels of bottles of medi- Suits and '•■Id bis road mare of extracts, .... William by St. . Me., for a lot va- lution of the firm of Wood A of st. pension. linery rooms. She arrived Tuesday morn- Harrison, Co. Coats! estimated at from to and iop riously ^TuO, to continue three and the continuation of the business the Jordan \V. Coombs is building a new ing days. The stock is by the bin er refuses to sell at any price until new firm of Heal A Wood_K. II. Bark, graced by a large bunch of stable for Horace Chenen on the large and elegant and includes the latest Crosby In* has had samples analyzed and knows Belfast, has some fine thoroughbred Scotch Make tour money travel in Mayflowers. They are at least estate. He is also putting box stalls into styles and colors in ladies fancy waists, collie pups, seven weeks old. for sale_ the just what it is all worth. right direction. H ue it tidier than the average. Their the stable and making other improvements skirts, full suits, long cloaks, etc. The line Boor A Sou are selling Skoda's ointment at bring you the utmost of the Fish Facts. half-price.For fishing tackle to F. A. best. We show — iance is a to the liower } about tie* C. L. Fletcher is to moor of children’s suits is also of the latest go you Iiott pleasure premises. full, Follett, 51 Church street, lie has here — Men’s his new car every- and Youths' """ins are not so this lobster off the .1. Y. Cottrell and best While the stock plentiful L. L. Centner lias bought K. S. Shuman's styles quality. thing in that line; and also a full line of Spring Suits and Coats.- and will sell both live and Top i'i ai, uf foli- shipyard, boiled shown is can be Spaulding base ball W. We are allowing a 1 large patches green street sprinkler. It has a of ;>r>0 ready made, garments goods_Harry rgeassort- capacity lobsters at his market-The first shad Clark A Co. advertise suits and ment of without a bud, but this of a'tered to fit, or orders will be taken for spring top Cheviots. Cassinieres only gallons and Mr. Centner has bought another coats at from .*5 to and the season were in the prices .*20. Call at 8k Worsted Suits—and Tan st of tlie search for our most market Monday at garments made to measure and a lit (>{ <>oo gallons, both of which will be used Main street and see w hat they have to offer. and oxford Covert Top Coats docents — apiece, and the first blueiish at 22 — Xew mixed sweet spring flower. on the streets this summer. guaranted. peas, four ounces for. many silk lined throughout, cents a pound — Schooner Little Inez was ten cents, and fine dwarf and tall nastur- •rt and last entertainment in the 1 lie North church school had a tiums by the ounce at Boor A Son's ...A. Sunday in port Monday from Isle an Ilaut with inl» course at B. Stantial, Belfast, his own straw- the Fniversalist picnic supper and sociable at the vestry grows fresh and dry fish... The first salmon to be berry plants and ships direct from the field b>- given Wednesday evening, last Friday evening, and the to Baptist Sunday taken at the Bangor pool this season was OH for the to the buyer. Send to him for a catalogue. $4-98 $15.«1 ilithe following artists: Mr. school had a supper at their -The Eastern and vestry Tuesday landed late Sunday afternoon by Sam G. Importing Breeding F ’■*. i‘itcher, Mr. Edward Thorn- evening. Both were attended. Co., Belfast, is now supplying customers largely Drink water and Edward who with !.. T. Mrs. R. II. McCosker, Belgian hare meat every Saturday. Frost, llowes, Advertised list of letters in the Children. See their advt... remaining were on the side .House wanted in Belfast II. fishing Bangor at the WILLIAM A. v ’ l.ittlelield, reader, Miss Belfast office 8th: for the summer and suit- (CORNER.))c,'“Ksj CLARK, post April Ladies—31 rs. lower end of the a fewr rods possibly longer, Y\ ells and Miss Aide Miss pool, from the able for boarders. Poor, Olive Duncan, Mrs. Emma Miss Give them oil—cod-liver oil. Jackson, Maine Central tracks. The fish was a 20- and an orchestra MANUFACTURING CLOTHIER, ugsbury, pianist, Jane Jacks, n, Mrs. A Good Amatkbk Dkama. The Alary J. Staples, Miss and a per- ec*-s, four mandolins and two poumler put up game fight_Our It's curb us to sec the result. Maud Welch. Gentlemen—Seth II. Cool, formance of “A Daughter’s Devotion” by North Searsport correspondent bought some Belfast Maine. Mr. W. E. Mr. Robert Give it to the the Rialto Club in the Belfast Opera House Kidder, Montague, eltgns of Ilartson Clark of Belfast Feb. 22nd peevish, fret- w iNfi school. The Sewing Mr. George M. Young. Monday evening was satisfactory and the and used some of them for chowder that ful •a iacted under the child, and he Give auspices of the The laughs. parts well rendered, the players having the Republicans of the Bueksport repre- day and put what was left in the cellar and -an Woman’s A11 i- added Temperance sentative class nmt in ;t to the child, experience of several performances convention on Satur- fed them on corn meal for a week, when pale, ancemig : a very profitable Urm of twenty in other towns since their former day at Bueksport and re-nominated O. F. they were found even better than the first. and his face becomes appear- ist afternoon. A treat and ance here in the same Saturday Fellows, its candidate for the rosy play. The plan of E>q., legisla- To test the question how long a clam will C Trout and Generously provided for the chil- ture. The class fc.ll of health. Take a flat the play and the cast are slightly changed Salmon Bueksport includes Verona. live after it is taken from the Mats, one was close of the session, since the first the cast I consisting Penobscot, Otis, Amherst and in a box in the performance, being CAUGHT WITH FISHING Mariaville, placed cellar with some corn chested or a child L TACKI.E BOUGHT OF lahviches, fruit and confectionery- and child, that as follows: Dedham, nearly every place sent a full meal and it was alive April 1st, a little over were amply lopaid for their tkomm; i;. delegation. six weeks from the time it was dug_.St. has stopped him •'■us in witnessing the of growing, give the convict Clias. II. pleasure John Jerry, MaxiieM - Waldo county vas asked to contribute' alewives were in the markets Tues- Col. F A. FOI FFTT -iris. The wliole number regis- the oil, and he will grow big Lee J. Lee Patterson •S7(» to the McKinlej Memorial fund, and daj, retailing at 7 cents apiece. Janies Black burn, his nephew Jjii ty-three ; average attendance JUST our and rest. Fred ft. LARGE STOCK RECEIVED. exchanges report that >78 has been I The Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip strong like the Spinney 1 he contributions to the school Warden Burrows c. (J. Dickey The total gave a A FINK BAMBOO ■s given. subscriptions, in Maine very pieasing entertainment to a SPLIT KOI), #1.00. fine canvas yards of dormet flannel, no of This is not a rc. w scheme. Miss Sedley Florence Spinney fish basket. reached the sum of >2,7:Mi.73, or $23(i.78more large audience in the Baptist Church last TIIK NEW THINK 1 nel, of gingham, percale and DRAMA. than was It 1 us been done JAPANESE BAMBOO POLES. 10c. to 25c. asked of the State by the National Wednesday evening. were assisted fo<* years. Gerald "f unbleached and 4 of bleached They Weston, know n as The Outcast, REELS. XICKKLEl), 3J>c. TO *.{.00 Memorial committee. b\ Mrs. W. B. Miss Clias. II. Max field ttons and Fletcher, pianist; Cecil Of course :r :• : use the FULL LINE OF BK1STOL STEEL KOOS thread. The pupils you Col. M l. KINDS SI I K ANI) Littlefield, cornetist; and Ross Patterson, Matthew Lee, A Southern Banker, LINEN LINES d to make garments from the Shipping Itkms. Capt. Bartlett Wadi in oil. J. Lee Patterson banjoist. Miss Littlefield is a delicate little Scott’s Emulsion BAIT PAJL, ALL SIZES, ARTIFICIAL HA IT of every donated, retaining them for their is at his home in Northport. The sale of right Janies Blackburn, His Nephew, description girl of eleven but handles the years, cornet one. Fred ft. Spinney including the eilebrated Silver Minnow It seems as if more children his vessel, sell. A. Rayford, was re- is the recently with the ease and of an Jack Blackburn’s grace adult. She Worthington, Rival, KILL OI ad themselves of the benefits ported in The Journal. It appears that he Osborne Lord LINfc 1902 SPAULDI BASE BALL GOODS had been the pupil of Mr. B. A. Roundy Scott’s Emuir ion neither this and extra had sailed from a Puban and the vessel Officer Fogg, C. ft. Dickey All are to school, effort port before cordially invited cail and look at onr bargains. coining here and will make a pieas- Dennis, fr >111 the Ould Sod, Tom Davis made another season to invite touching a reel the crew refused to proceed looks nor tastes hue oil because ing addition to Belfast’s musical Mrs. I .eo, Wife of tile Lillian and he into circle. Rev. Col., Spinney F. A FOLLETT, 51 Church uoed of such training to attend. put Neuvitas, where a survey Sadie, Faithful but Mae S. Maxtield Street. K. S. Philbrook has very patiently drilled a we are so careful in ii Free, •di»‘S of the Alliance feel was held and the vessel condemned. She making Miss Sedley, Florence Spinney deeply number of the Brotherhood men in was sold at auction young Madeline Neal Lord, France those who so generously donated and brought a very to take. the exercises of Indian clubs and single pleasant The and to the good price under the circumstances_Sell. specialties were new, and eacli per- als, city officials for the sticks and their Send for free appearance was a credit to sample. former was with well deserved < ommon council room in the Charley Bucki, built at Belfast in 1873 and greeted WE SRI 1 city him and to themselves. were dressed SCOTT & 1IOWNE, Chemists. 409 Pearl St., N. Y. owned here for They The were: W. J. n which the school wras held. Too many years, sailed from 500 and $1 00; al druggists. applause. specialties uniformly in black trousers, gray sweat- black not be said in Jonesport laid week for Two Rivers, Nova Ilavner, face comedian; J. Lee Pat- praise of Miss Mc- ers and white shoes and Scotia.Sell. presented a fine Davis & he who no Pendleton Sisters, Davies, terson, saxophone solo; Fernald, teacher, spared pains in appearance. These exercises combine arrived at phy- Dutch C. ng the children. lioekport April 2nd from a Gulf acrobats; G. Dickey, baritone Waterman’s Ideal Fountain sical culture with amusement and should be Fen. port with hard piue for Carleton, Norwood Plants singer; Florence Kraddock in song and ; Moving*. the encouraged by all interested in the Among families & Co-Sch. A. W. Ellis, Ryder, arrived boys. Strawberry dances; Ilavner & Maxfield in sketch. A Good Fountain Pen for $1.U0. changed their of abode One of Mark Twain’s Ghost Stories was pre- C, It OWN IN MAINE AUK THE places at nocKianu April 2nd with a of coal cargo sented and not mentioned in by Rev. K. ,s. Philbrook in such a BEST IN THE ! to n previously from New York — Four schooners were WORLD Letter K, Knowlton, weird and vivid in.ii!, are the following: Daniel manner as to tingle the I own which are d toweil up to Bangor last Thursday night— grow my plants, shippe direct Me. M. J. moved nerves of of his from the field to the purchaser. You want ’em. Belfast, LOCKE & SON. from Bangor and taken a The many listeners beyond the !| Julia Baker from Bucksport, to load Send for catalogue. 2wl5 Dear Sir: One coat of Devoe is better Post Office me Wilband’s house on Point of pleasure. The lights were turned Square, Belfast, Me. Northport damaged phosphate for Weymouth, Mass.; A. B. STANTIAL, Belfast, Me. than two of mixed paint. I telephone m.u 1 n*d H. Mathews is to move from off and only a dim candle illuminated the The American House, at Tannersville J Kitty Lawry, from Northport, light, to load Moore house on which was X. Y., Chas. L. had Court street to for reading, accompanied by the (Catskill Mts.), Wiltse, Islesboro; Charleston, from Bucksport, two coats of Mixed Paint five :i house, corner of Court and clanking of chains, heavy breathing and City of Belfast, years ago; with ship timber to E. A j. K. Stetson, and last spring had two more coats of the same. groans from Samuel L. is to different parts of the house. In Hoard of Owner was to use Devoe Sleeper C. Taylor, 3rd, from with lime to Municipal Officers, going but got his " s liockport, 'Jhe G. Bicknell's house on Pearl Brotherhood has been requested to re- April 7,190_-. Mixed Paint a few cents less. Delicious Hare Meat. the li. 11. Co_Sch. the A. the Dunning Maggie tlieir Upon petition of G. Gilchrest for per- Kight across the street, Charles Ilaner Belgian Alexander bouse, corner of peat entertainment, but the nervous mission to erect and maintain a boiler a of stationary one coat of Devoe at the same time 1 Hurley discharged cargo phosphate have and in his on the painted We are supplying customers every Saturday with nice at gn n-nts Park streets. David Alexander people made a special request that the engine shipyard easterly side of —last young Belgians per last Thursday for L. A. Knowlton A Front street in Belfast, it is ordered that a hear- spring. pound. Recipes for cooking w ith each order. Orders bv 'mail w ill'receive Co., ghost be omitted. pi .mint de- up-stairs. Maurice Curtis has story ing be had at the Aldermen’s room on The Ilaner house is the better ;ob; hut llares dressed from 2i to 4 lbs. from Boston ... Sch. Lillian loaded Friday, livery. weigh 2wl.‘> general 1*. wait live !n the Towne house on Pearl April 25, 1902, at 2 o’clock m. years. for last M i:amisn Xotks. L. 11. ,fie cargo Stonington week.Sch. Messrs. Calvin Austin, MURCH,.Citv Clerk. The point of the story is that Wiltse is ANI> Limeburner house on Condon A il KASTKUN IMPORTING fUtKKIIIMi CO., UKLKAST. MAIM-'. Delaware received at (iil- general and James T. Belfast, pi 8,1902.—2 \v 15 sorry already. He has learned something ones slight repairs manager, Morse, treas- h. Clmrchill is to move from that not one man in a thousand knows— chrest's — urer of tlie 1 last week Sch. 1*. M. Bonnie Eastern Co., were on Miry house, corner of Steamship that a gallon of one kind of paint can con- Congress arrived last the Steamer of Friday from her first trip for City Bangor last Thursday tain twice as much as a of streets, to the Towne house, to paint gallon the season as a Vinalhaven packet_Sell. and looked over the wharves and buildings Wanted Sect another kind of paint. cut in lately bought, and where he is You Skoda’s Vandalia loaded coal the route. can’t afford to put on another paint and machinery for along Mr. Austin told a Journal In Belfast for the summer stable. Charles Brier is to move | or possibly long- even if you have it to At the a given you. Islesboro at Lewis wharf Saturday.Sell. representative that the of Rockland er, house suitable for boarders, (hie with same i hurlow house on City time, you see, that Mixed Paint ap- Congress street bath-room preferred. Address Nettie Perkins arrived Monday from Bos- will probably come on the route flay 6th, pears to have worn five years—give the devil i.eibury house. Geo. W. Benson MRS. J. his due. Yours Two- ton with general cargo, 12 tons of and that if the business warrants REINIIARI), truly, < including the three 15 31 from his house on Newbury St., Roston, Mass. -'4 F. W. Devoe & Co. Ointment. Spring street for rags Sherman A Co-Cobb, Butler A boats, City of Rockland, City of Bangor and P. S. Heights, Northport. E. M. Hail J. tV. Jones sells our paint. Co. of Rockland have sold to George Penobscot, will be run on this route. The I from Mrs. Win. B. Conant’s Arey of Rock the schooner has the FOB SALE. port Red Jacket, and Bangor name “Eastern S. S. Co.” the THE BEST ‘KIN spring street to the Benson house. Stops Cough CUKE. in the future the vessel will hail on her from Rock- painted bow instead of B. & B. S. S. and works oft the Cold. Ii;|nt, who lias boarded, will reopen .a: REGULAR 5 c. SIZE EOR port. She is loading stone at Blueliill for Co. as steamer anewstock as and Mr. and formerly.The Catherine, driving of Ohio, and fancy kennels of Ver- axative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold bilious, yo Appetite. Mrs. W. A. Mac- New mont. 1 Yolk. The Red Jacket was built at Capt. O. Crockett, has been taken off the Enquire of will board with her. 3W15* c one day. Xo Cure, no Pay. Price 25 They have Camden in 1860 E. H. PARK, Belfast, Maine. and is 110 tons net_Sch. route between Rockland and Bit ehill and euts. GAS IN STOMACH. 'Mg in Mrs. Helen A. Carter’s house J Ellen M. Baxter arrived and is in sent to where -s:-25 Cents.$ street. Freeman Monday Bangor she will alternate on Cook has moved dock for NER VO US an<1 CAN’T Dyer’s repairs by Gilchrest. She the Bangor and Bar Harbor Co.’s line with SLEEP, Kilgore block on to Bridge street was built in Canada in 1861 and hails from the Cimbria. The Juliette L. Crockett s house on Charles street. Chas. Boston....Recent charters: Sch. J. Man- will continue two trips a week between iv’itt has moved from the Patterson POOR & SON, DRUGGISTS. chester Haynes, Brunswick to New Y'ork, Rockland and llluehill the remainder of Poor’s Mills to the Stickney house Out lumber, $5.25. Sell. Sarah this — Sale of Wall !l D. J. Rawson, month The steamer Golden Rod will Closing "Ch Street. Mrs. C. A. Hrown is Paper. liv- S. to Georgetown, C., New York, two trips, take the place of the M. and M. on the 11,1 her Mrs. daughter, Hale o£ Cas- ties, 15 cents. Sch. Pendleton Bros., Pensa- Bucksport and Camden route for a :u"t has rented her house to week, George cola to New t. Y'ork, lumber, p. Brig Jennie commencing to-day, while the M. and M. is FREE!! and PAPER will who moved from Mrs. Moore’s house FREE!! HANGER, paper for you a room Hulbert, Savannah to New Y'ork, lumber, receiving an and street. Geo. E. White has overhauling painting_ FOR moved p. t.; option Hudson River. Sch. Carrie E. 9 m‘ Borders $2.2,5, 8 The Rockland Star says: “It is understood OUK regular 8c. house on ® Papers Hay View street to the to f°r on^ week furnishing paper and all. 50c. A BOTTLE Look, Fernandina Elizabethport, lumber, that a small steamer will Frfe only, ending April 16,1902. Ceilings whitewashed, 'll(! of L. F. be put on the recently bought Howard. $5.62 1-2.Sch. Minnie Chace has been TWO FOR 76c. >einent coming season to make between mi“,i)2mMgl9i?t.2alS.iYe niak'-,11 sPecial discount of 30 PEK CENT moved from the Howard sold daily trips WILL YOURTROl’ :LKS. by her Belfast owners to Rockland and Islesboro Peats—Decorative Painting at lowest price. I give a guarantee IQP tlie and Camden, which are but a few for a OU IaCi F0R S ALE AT Kitredgehouse on Main street, Lincolnville hrst-class job. Address. "Kai» parties. miles across Penobscot from each A. Bl.oovt, as High St., Me. to Vine street. Austin bay other. S‘°re thiS year’an(I *> *» this Belfast, Danforth must'idose'out tlfe inost'of'our we Drop a postal card and 1 will call. 13tf»2t ""ved By this route close connection would be wal|lpapers.ery from the house on Dyer Union I'uiut Your for to tlie Buggy 75c. made with Rockland via the trolley from 350 DOZEN SHADES—ALL house lately vacated by Geo. NEW—ALL GOOD—ALL CHEAP to $1,110 with Devoe’s Gloss Camden.”—The Castine was taken on Hote, and Oscar Wentworth, who re- Carriage Paint. ”TRULY' It weighs 3 to 8 ozs. more to the pint than Gilchrest’s marine railway Tuesday to have HEA% FOR RENT. M1°Ted into town, is to have onetenr- again. m DRUG i,i, ,J others, wears a CARLE & longer, and gives gloss her bottom and A convenient and rent for a STORE, 111 the L. F. painted undergo slight re- JONES.; pleasant small Howard house. equal to new work. Sold by J. W. Jones, f family is offered tor rent; also two furnished front pairs. and rooms, a commodious stable. Apply at No. Belfast i ‘2 Grove Opposite BELFAST, street, corner Church. tilt. National Bank. ( MAINE RIGHT IN HIS LINE. The Cuckoo Clock. A Winter Bride. How a Was Cured of After- Druggist Grip’g Among the brilliant weddings of re- Ebenezer Billings called on Angelina Brown Effects. He Tells a the Reason And and and until Reporter cent occurrence in New York was that stayed stayed stayed W liy He Recommends Dr. Williams’ Pink her face was in a frown. of Miss Alice Morton, who became the She Pills for Pale People. fidgeted and looked fatigued and yawn- The Armor of a Houso ed behind her hand, A man who can speak authoritatively on But Ebenezer Billings didn’t seem to under- is the roof. M F Roofing Tin (the genuine old- j medicines is Mr. J. stand. S. McElwee, Ph. G., teme the most He said about three thousand of no style process) give9 complete pro- manager of the Red Cross Drug Store, in , GOOD things account, and then tection to a house and lasts much than any Dover, X. J. Years of has longer experience He blandly smiled and started in to say other form of roofing. M F is made by hand demonstrated to him that one preparation GOOD VALUE them all again, When Angelina’s cuckoo clock the labor exclusively and every sheet must pass a excels all others as a remedy for diseases j upon TOBACCO mantel near. rigid examination and be in every way arising from the blood and nerves. When It lifted its voice and said ten perfect up times in before it is offered for sale. asked by a reporter what he considered Billings's ear— the best medicine for such diseases, he said: “Br-r-r cuck-oo, cuck-oo, cuck-oo, cuck- oo, “J have recommended hundreds of cuck-oo, cuck-oo, peo- Cuck-oo, cuck-oo, cuck-oo, cuck-oo!" ple U> take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills foi Pale People foi 1 know both from observation rnOV But Ebenezer never flinched; he waited till and personal experience what they will do the bird M¥ in restoring health.'’ Was done with its cuckooing, when he didn't “You say you have tried them yourself?” say a word “Yes, and w ith the best of results. I had About how late ’twas growing, but he just a severe attack <>f the grip last spring,” he kept talking on continued, “and it left my system in a bad As if lie meant to talk until the coming of the condition, i was much run down, weak dawn. and Poor Tin listless, nervous, food didn’t appeal to Angelina! How the wished that be me—in 1 was would Roofing short, generally miserable. I go away; had had She knew her previous experience with other pa would raise a fuss because has lasted 50 rears, on houses exposed to the tonics and had done me no she let him they good. Rut stay. sea under more I knew what Dr. Williams’ Pink Eleven came and then the atmosphere—even longer Pills clock, still faith- favorable conditions. It will would do and I began them. Three ful to its trust, protect your taking house the better of two boxes lestored tne to health, strength and It yelled as if it firmly meant to make him go part fenerations— costs less than siate or tile. good spirits. They are a splendid blood- or bust— maker and nerve tonic. My w ii'e lias taken “Br-r-r cuck-oo, cuck-oo, cuck-oo, cuck- then, with great benefit and she believes in oo, cuck-oo, cuck-oo, T h 1 trademark la stamped j them as thoroughly as 1 do.” Cuck-oo, cuck-OO, fcUck-oo, cuck-oo, cuck- on each v-/*heet of the genu- 1 ine. Ask dealer, or It is of the utmost importance to your oo !” your health if you have suffered from the write (W. C. CRONEIHEYER, grip, However, Mr. did not mind the Agent, that you should cleanse the of the Billings to \ system clock a Carnegie Building, Pittsburg, lingering genus and .t in condition to bit, put But talked till she for illustrated book on rooflnf. resist and ward off disease. Angelina—oil! nearly had ^ a lit. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People She knew her father listened in the chamber AMERICAN in a condensed all contain, form, the ele- overhead. TIN PLATE COMPANY ments necessary to give new 1.1“ and iich- MRS And thoughts of what tilled, NEW YORK uess to the blood restore WIXTHBOP RUTHERFURD. might happen and shattered her soul nerves very with dread. and they are m unfading specific bride or \\ ntlirop Ruthcrfurd. Miss She yawned, and in a way that meant 'twas not on; for the after-effects of the of * grin, Morton is the fourth very fevers and of other acute diseases but also daughter of ex- growing late, Yet Ebeii ezer talked right on, unmindful of for such diseases as locomotor ataxia, Vi ee President Levi P. Morton, par- his fate, tial paralysis, m. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, -- Till midnight came, and then the it nei\ous of Scrofula is a bad to inherit or ac- clock, neuralgia, headache, palpitation thing .sort of cleared its the heart, and sallow and ACROSS THE CONTINENT but there i* this about it—Ii repeat them and do it ! THE YORK PLATE GLASS IN si R The Merchants Insurance Conipat Samuel who were from Hut halted ere he reached it to LITERARY Pingee, returning This is the way they were reu- ; just whisper ANCE CO., New York City. NEWS AND NOTES. slowly. one word Nevr ark. a visit in the dered*: more, year’s Western part of the And he there stood and talked and talked ASSETS DECEMBER 31. 1901. ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1901. Continent. left When Freedom from her mountainite till They their home in] Angelina, she— loans Real •_’<>. "Wliat Women Like in Men. What Uncurled tlie dander f- om her hair 1 Mortgage $ 2,089 50 estate.§ ’Twas awful!—but she wished him at the loans.. ,.m Carleton X. March Stocks and bonds .. Mortgage Men Like in Women,” and “Husbands County, B., 25, 1901, She wore her bathrobe all the 386,53500 night bottom of the sea! Cash in office and bank. 21,828 26 Stocks and bonds. ,\r and are the a And et the starch in there. Wives," titles of series of by the Canadian Pacific Railway, and. glory And then—her pa appeared and brought Uncollected premiums. 33.166 .38 ('ash in office and bank.. e Rafford his Rills receivable. very interesting papers by Pike, returned The rreside»t a Slave to Catarih.— D number 'leven feet. March 25tli, 1902, by the South- Gross Agents* balances. the third of which appears in The Cos- T. of Instalmen Poor Mr. Hillings landed in the middle of assets.§ 443.619 14 ern Pacific. Air. and Airs. are Sample, president Sample’s Admitted assets..$ 443,619 14 Interest and rents .. for The same num- Pingee writes: “Fo the street, Uncollected mopolitan April. Company, Washington, Pa., j The Best Practical Farm premiums tl> and Most and Family And as he rose and brushed his clothes LIABILITIES DECEMBER ber of The Cosmopolitan treats of possessed of rare descriptive powers vears I was afflicted w ith Chronic Catarrh 31, 1901. All other assets. 1. Paper Published and limped away Prince visit, with a series of and it was both instructive and Uemedies and treatment by specialists only slowly Net unpaid losses. 84 Henry's enjoy- He heard the little cuckoo clock call after $ 3,234 Gross assets.. gave me temporary relief until I was indue- Unearned LvS.tsi 20 beautifully printed photographs, under able to listen to their accounts of the him and premiums.. Deduct items not admitted .. .' tlie title of “A ed to use Dr. Aghew’s Catarrhal Pow der. say— All other liabilities 7.18888 Clever Emperor and a “Hr-r-r-r euck-oo!” many interesting and delightful places It gave almost instant relief. 50 cents. Sold Admitted assets. Confederation of Nations.” F...... Hopkrn- by Edmund Wilson and A. A. Howes A Co. For $2.00 —Nixon Waterman in the April “National.” Total. .$ 149,204 92 son Smith, Israel Zangwill, Bret Ilarte visited by them, in California, Oregon, _* r. Only Cash capital. 100,000 00 LIABILITIES DEI EMBER 31, 1901. Surplus over all liabilities. 194.414 22 and Maarten Maartens are among the X'evadaandUtah. of the Net unpaid losses.. ...51 Especially interesting said the old doctor: should Song Mystic. “Yes,” “you that every one of our readers should Unearned contributors to this number, which is Believing Total liabilities and 14 premiums.... was the account of their ascent of the to have own all means, have at least one and surplus.$ 443,619 Ail other liabilities. re. in fiction. try your carriage, by good farm family journal I walk down the of unusually good want to to a we have Valley .Silence- JAS. PATTKE & SON. Maine. Sierra X'evada when three because when you get patient perfected arrangements whereby we Agents. Belfast. Mountains, can send Down the dim, voiceless 3W14 «• The New York Central Railroad quickly”— that practical and instructive journal, Valley—alone. Total.. S pub- enormous took the the M. “I Farm and Home, in connection with The Re- And 1 hear not the fall of a foot-step step Cash capital. 4u< a engines passenger “Oh,” interrupted young D., lishes monthly magazine, called The t*i Due an Jot RN Ai.. a beautiful and Around me, save God’s and own NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY Surplus over all liabilities .. i.v. don’t think any who sent for me including my ; Four Track train to the “Summit,” amid snow, patient useful Art Calendar for 1902 as detailed News. which is far removed ice, to die 1 below, And the hush of my heart is as holy would be likely before reached all for the of The Keitbli of Irelaud. Total liabilities ana from the literature one anil slush. At this break- only $2.00, price As hovers where have down. surplus..«i,. prosaic naturally point they him.” an .Ioi rnal alone. We are unable to give bu t angels in connection ASSETS DECEMBER 31. 1901. MKLVILLK C. HILL, Agent. Belfast. \i. expects with railroads, fasted about six o’clock in the morning, “No, but he might recover before you got a brief description of the contents of Farm In the hush of the Valiev of Silence it is a beautiful Press. and Hi»me, which is for and Stocks and publication, handsome- there.”—Philadelphia unequaled variety I dream all the songs that 1 sing; bonds...$ 4*27,525 91 Capital Fire Insurance Company and in two hours time, after excellence. Prominent among its Cash in office and m bank. ly printed, replete with and rounding many depart- And the music boats down the d.m 56,091 S2 interesting “My Heart was Thumping my Life ments may be mentioned the— Valley Agents' balances. 75,40s 82 Concord. N, H, valuable in to “Cape Horn." so called, they passed Till each finds a word for a reading regard travel, Out,” is the way Mrs. Ii. II. Wright of wing, All other assets .. 1.565 00 Orm Hntl That to localities, lake and mountain resorts, through orchards with trees in full Brockville, Out., describes her sufferings Gank'n Market Reports hearts, like the Doveof the Deluge, \SSETS HKi’KMBKH Ml, 1901. and historic and Fruit Culture Mechanical Devices A message of Peace they may bring. Gross assets.5 560,591 55 places, interspersed with from smothering, fluttering palpitation. K*'al estate .. $pc bloom, and before noon were in the Fashions ami Fancy Work Deduct items not admitted.. 5.203 41 bits of news and of the After main remedies without benefit, Mortgage loan ... verse; whole trying Fee«ling and Breeding The Apiary Hut far on the deep there are billows Sacramento were Sto< k- ami bonds .. Valiev, where people six bottles of Dr. Agnew s Cure for the Talks with Our richly illustrated by tine half-tones of Lawyer News of the Day That never shall break on the beach ; Admitted assets. § 555,388 14 ( her to health. The ash in office and bank. It is much of their time Heart restored perfect Dairy and Creamery Household Features And 1 have heard in the picturesque scenery. only 50 cents haying. They spent songs Silence Interest aid rents...... first dose gave almost instant relief, and The Foult :\v Yard The Question Bos liabilities iikckmbkr 31.1901. a sent in That never shall boat into ; I'neolleeted inemiums. year. Sample copies upon San Francisco, I.os Angeles, and in a ceased Sold Clouts an*l Flowers The speech day suffering altogether. Veterinary And I have had dreams in the Net unpaid losses..$ 44.426 96 All other assets. receipt of live cents by (ieorge II. bv Edmund Wilson A A. A Howes A Co. The Horse £ Sheep and Swine Valley Truckee, and had line photographs of Too for to reach. Unearned premiums. .. ..' 50.2441 50 (leneral lofty language (iross Daniels, Passenger Agent. —26 assets. .... ji-t* some of the Pacific steamers. At Port- Farm and Homi published semi-monthly, —Father Kyan. Brand Central New York. rota I. .. s 46 Admitted assets. .< Station. the 24 numbers which comprise a year’s sub- 346,868 “Why don't jou make a name for your- I deposit capital 200 < nn > 00 land, Oregon, they made quite a stay, scription making a volume of over 600 pages, It is said self'.'” 'asked the serious CASTORXA. over all liabilities. os I.IABI CITIES I>F« K.Ml:i:i! Ml, 1«H»1 by those who have seen the person. teeming wuh all the latest and most reliable in- Surplus s.r,i:» and much time in the best “1 wish 1 had luiu the said The Kind You Have advance sheets of “Miss they passed only chance," formation that experience and science can Bears tho Always Bought Nunpaid losses..^ Petticoats,” supply. Total liabilities and ass the “but N o better of its can surplus.$ 555. 14 tin- new novel by the unknown Dwight farming districts of the West. Their pale young man, my parents proof popularity be offered than Unearned premiums.. thought they knew it all, and the\ made up its enormous circulation, which extends into even FIELD A* QUIMliV. Agents. Belfast. Maine, All other liabilities.. Tilton, which comes out in that state, each number read no May, trip across the Lava Beds in Oregon, one of their own, and that's win 1 am com- being bv J“r.j than a ‘“:r (ZvtfZz&u awl 4 an excellent summary of the ethical million readers. Total.. >1,1 and their visit to the Hot in the pelled to struggle against fate under the Spring ( ash capital.. e. motive of the plot appears in the quo- of Begina'd Claude .“— Washington ."Star. offer we will send with Farm aril Home The Webster Pocket 4f>.800 ton, Mass. in lien of Dictionary, containing — serves a preface. It reads as adventures. The water in the Hot The edit.on of the In- Total liabilities and^sutplus .... sm j • ill-1 >osed with nauseous, big purgers, woids with full pronuneitiiou. and much < ther shipbuilding follows: is never so beau- ASSETS DECEMBER 31. 1901. 1 HKD W "Humanity Spring is of an even temperature of fid prejudice people against pills generally. :m.-fr.l Information. It contains to? pages and is dustrial Journal, Bangor, just issued, ATWOOD Ariel it. nterpon. M tiful as when for designed for use. praying forgiveness, Hr. Agnew’s Liver Bills are revolutionizing specially pocket A sample is a credit to Editor l’landing, repre- Stocks and bonds.. .soil.ois r.O degrees, while from a crevice in the copy may he seen at thisoffief. Cash in Niagara Hire Insurance or else forgiving another. When thou the pill demand—they're so pleasant and senting as it does a v ist amount of office and bank. a>'ssa t.c Compa Do not or fail to lake of tins Incrost and rents. the man who lias solid rock of the mountain, several feet eas\ to take—the doses are small and so is delay advantage labor as well as the skill 3,344 .-(i New York. t'orgivest, pierced thy j was painstaking Uneolleeted the 10 cents for 40 doses. Biliou>- great offer, for never before premiums. «;i »;«; heart stands to thee in the relation of above the comes a current of price, so so that is born of It contains spring, mueb offered for small a sum. Remember experience. Harold 11 eric •.. President. ness, Sick the sea worm, that Headache, Constipation dispell- w»- '■•nd both a full Gro>s assets. .... perforates the shell ice-cold the Wind- papers year, all postpaid, a complete record of vessels launched $709 492 32 «;•••>. (’. Howe, Vice PreMdenc air, called “Devil’s ed. Works like a charm. Large size 25ets. at tbe 1 low stated. Address all orders of the mussel, which closes y price in New and (Ietc \\ l>ewe\ >- straightway Sold bv Edmund Wilson A A. A. Howes A England the Maritime LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31. 1901. the wound with a mill.” It is sufficiently strong to blow to REP. JOURNAL PUB. CO.. Belfast. Te. pearl.” Co.-27 Provinces in 1901, and also a review of VSsl.ls 11 la FMKKIi Ml. I'.tni. Net unpaid losses.. > s.449 21 a person’s hat off. all vessels on the or under con- Mot tunlo loans... Patriot and Charles John- stocks, Unearned premiums.. 227.14s 04 Tory, by — W Stocks and bonds.. Mr. is School Teacher hen very tract in the the Allan All other liabilities .. son is a but Dingee one of New Bruns-1 Sunday shipyards along 21.60276 Noyes, simple, never dull, what .should do'.’ Cash in office and bank. angry, you NOTICE. tic seaboard from New York to Prince baianees. story of those who freed Boston from wick's most prosperous farmers, and he Thick neck— Knock the other toi- Total .. ..$287 260 01 Agents' Johnny Edward while the Uash Interest a I rents British rule. In the words of the 2(h). Island, accompanying capital.< >0.000 no pre- that if ill the West let sit on his head and then count There will he an important meeting of one All other assrjs.. says people saved, down, same are numerous half-tone illustra- Surplus over all liabilities. 122.232 31 face, “It is not intended as an accurate That’s the safe ma'am.—Judge. or more members of the elass from each town as do in only way. people the East, must the Class Committee tions of notable of maritime 'Cross ass ts. of the terrible months they representing Republican specimens Total liabilities and .. history during Humors—Hr. Agnew's Ointment of tbe Towns of surplus. £769.492 32 become rich. “Uncle Baby composed islesboro, Prospect, architecture, including the seven-mast- Deduct items not admitti b which the old town was in the posses- immensely Sam,” j effects and Stockton Swanville and Wal- JAMES i'ATTEE A Belfast. Me. soothes, quiets, and quick Searsport. Springs. ed steel schooner now SON, Agents. sion of the The at the office of J. W. in Fri- nearing comple- 3W13 ■ invaders. attempt is feeds most of the stock, and their1 effective cuies in all skin eruptions common do, Black, Searsport. Admitted .assets_ _ at 2 r. m.. 11. lf«»2. tion at Mass. merely to clothe in the attractive garb to baby during teething time. It is harm- day. April Quincy, winters are such that barns are not 2wi4 FRA NK ( lit 1CKETT, Secretary. I.IM5II.I PIES DKCKMI.I u Ml. 1. *1. ot romance sulhcient fact to render in- j less to the head in cases of Scald Head, and Net losses..> needed. Ten tons of Alfalfa to the cures Salt Blieum and all Skin A Card. unpaid teresting a review of those stirring hay Eczema, of Water Vessels. Unearned premiums..i Diseases of older people. 35 cents. Sold by Register Deep the do CAUTION NOTICE. times, when our patriotic forefathers, acre is not an unusual crop. This is \Ve, undersigned, hereby agree to All other liabilities. .. Edmund Wilson A A. A. Howes A Co. refund the money on a oOcent bottle of pledging and perilling all, laid broad cut in three SHIPS. Whereas, my wife. Hannah R. Sargent lias left crops. Manure is carted Greene's Warranted of Tar if it Total. and in and j “It’s sick been, Mrs. McGinnisay Syrup fails mv bed and hoard without any justifiable cause. deep Liberty Independence you’ve Abner arrived at Town to cure or Cash capital.. off as worthless and into the sick that I'd be a Coburn, Cape your cough cold. We also guar- I hereby warn all from trusting heron the foundations of this and dumped “Sick, is it V I was that persons over all liabilities i. majestic C. G. H.. Dee. 5, from Port Townsend. antee a 25-cent bottle to my account, as I snail no hills of her con Surplus dead woman now if I hadn’t a lived."—In- prove satisfactory pay The author thus rivers, and the soil is so rich that A D. San or after this date. mighty Republic.” grain j (J Ropes, Rivers, Francisco for money refunded. trading Total dianapolis News. March liabilities and surplus. hopes to contribute to that sentiment in the luxuriance. The Birkenhead, sailed from Queenstow n Apr 2. A. A. IIowes Montville, 24. A. I). 1902. grows greatest j Co., GEO. D. SARGENT. •IAMKS PATTKK & SON. Aionts I; r which will the Half the ills that man is heir to come from A J Fuller, arrived at Honolulu Feb 28 CmfiiW. O. Pooh & Sox. preserve unimpaired Witness. Allen Dyer. wia 1 > “Combine,” of which Mr. 1). had a! from N S \V. _MW precious legacies we derive from the indigestion. Burdock Blood Bitters Newcastle, for ! makes A. S. sailed from San sacrifices of the men who stood behind photograph, cutting and threshing strengthens and tones the stomach: Aryan, Pendleton, Francisco Dec 27 for Queenstow n. the breastworks of Bunker the is five men and indigestion impossible. Hill. The! grain, operated by Bangalore, Blanchard, arrived at Port love of the patriot Ralph and Agues i thirty-two horses. rather (who has caught ratricK steal- Townsend Oct 2d from Nagaski. form a the som- thought you knew better than to F B J P bright picture against I What Mr. I). said of Salt Lake ing)—I | Sutton, Butman,sailed from Hiogo hre clouds of war. The book is j commit a theft. You know how the law Dec. 80 for New York; passed St. Helena! pub-! for small offenses? lislied by Henry A. Dickerman A (Son, | was not such as would tempt us to ; punishes people March 2. Patrick—How about you, father, when , port t Boston and New York. Its is1 leave Waldo On the whole tieorge, nas. t. Mceiure, arrived price county. | stole mother’s heart? You never got at Port Pirie Keb 2o $1.50. you from Phemanus. it was refreshing, to say the least, to punished for that. Gov Kobie, from Everett, Wash. Sept l \n attractive feature Father—1 got a very severe punishment for N S. W., arrived at Town of '‘Hester• meet a brother farmer, who, by “put- and Sydney. Cape my son. I got penal servitude for life, J an t>. Iilair," William Henry Carson’s novel, ting his shoulder to the wheel (or 1 am doing it now.—Tit-Bits. B arrived at New York Feb. which has into a third ! Henry Hyde, quickly gone and his bread the 25 from San F rancisco. is the verse of plough)” “earning by Accidents come with distressing frequen- edition, poetry which ; Luzon, Park, sailed from Newcastle, N. heads each of the book. While sweat of his brow, ’’was in position to cy on the farm. Cuts, bruises, stings. chapter Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil relieves the pain S. W. Dec. 23, for Manila. this is done with lines or a across the whole L arrived at Honolulu frequently enjoy trip continent, instantly. Never safe w ithout it. Mary Cushing, of from F'eb 22 from N. S. W. verses poetry quoted some one and in a time. Mr. and Mrs. Newcastle, put years Fair is this man in Manuel of the great poets Mr. Carson lias sug- Visitor—What poor Llaguno. D C Nichols, arrived at on their gested the theme of each of his chap- Pingee were accompanied trip prison for ? New York March 1 from Hong Kong. their little Bessie Jailer—for the murder of his w ife, ma'am. Puritan, A N Blanchard, sailed from San ters with a very hit of by daughter, Edna; appropriate and it was mentioned that no- Fair Visitor—Oh, what a pity! But isn't F'rancisco Nov 2 for Hull. versification from his own pen. Here casually where from the Atlantic to the Pacific he sweet, though ? Reaper, arrived at Honolulu May 30 from is tlie one heading the twelfth chapter: Jailer—Yes, ma’am, lie’s too sweet to N. S. W. was her fare asked for, hut from Burn-1 Newcastle, “A Lie with Truth set out one News. S D Tacoma for Hon- day, ham to Thorndike. So much for 1 live.—Chicago Carleton, Amsbury, To the Jerre’s out Neah March 11. journey along same highway: “I-ittle Colds.” Thousands of lives sacri- olulu, passed Bay As on each loyalty to the railroad company. St Paul, F W arrived at Seattle they went, passer-by ficed Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Treat, A helping hand lent to the Lie. every year. March 5 from Manila. (Syrup cures little colds,cures big colds, too, Truth: ‘Eh faith! how can it be C A. M O ll X A State of Maine, I, A Colcord, arrived at Quoth down to the very verge of consumption. They tender not their to me?' New York March 7 from Hong Kong. help Bears the Kind Vn|i Have Always Bougjit With scornful mien came quick reply— J Biggs—You sav Brown is enjoying very- Tillie E Starbuck, Eben Curtis, sailed because, my friend, they Love a Lie.” poor health. Don't you know that is in- from Honolulu F'eb 27 for San F'rancisco. ALL correct? Wm 11 Many, sailed from Port Gamble Under the title of “'American Boggs—Not in this case. Brow n is never Dec, 20 for Algoa Bay. Shrines” the New England Magazine Wants to Help Others. happy unless he has something to complain Wm II Conner, B F' Colcord, arrived at is a series of about.—New York Telegram. Baltimore March 21 from Hong Kong. presenting frontispieces. “1 had stomach trouble all my life,” says The April number contains a line half Havana Edw. Meliler, proprietor of the Union Bot- Itching piles? Nevermind if physicians BAKES. tone from the only photograph in exist- “and tried all kinds tling Works, Erie, l’a., have failed to cure you. Try Doan’s Oint- Alice Reed, Alanson sailed from ence of the Charter < lak. of went to several doctors and Ford, remedies, ! ment. No failure there. 50 cents, at any Montevideo Dec 4 for New York. considerable to a ! spent money trying get drug store. Fid ward arrived at San When inquiry is made in regard to moment’s I read of Kodol i May, F'rancisco peace. Finally March 10 from Kahului. Filler what people read, the thought naturally Dyspepsia Cure and have been taking it to “You needn’t hide that letter you’re writ- j | 1 wasn’t Ethel, Dodge, sailed from Rosario Jan 29 turns at once to the novels which my great satisfaction. 1 never found its ing. That's impolite. looking hap- | it.” for Philadelphia. to he at the “lien equal for stomach trouble and gladly ree- at pen popular moment, j that 1 was Mabel 1 Meyers, N Meyers, sailed from nmmend it in hope that I may help other “You shouldn't have noticed Hur,” “Robert Elsmere.” That wasn’t either.” New York Mar 3 for Pernambuco. “Trilby,”! sufferers.” Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures all trying to hide it. polite “Janice — arrived “David Harum,” Meredith,” or You don’t Tribune. Matanzas, at Philadelphia Dec 3 stomach troubles. have to diet. Chicago from Havana. “The Crisis,” or “Audrey,” as the ease Kodol Cure what Dyspepsia digests you in Olive arrived at may he. Vet as John CottonDana for- eat. lu reply toiuqulres we have pleasure Thurlow, Wilmington, N. C. March 8 from Baltimore. FOR shows in a statistical article in announcing that Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm cibly admira- Penobscot, arrived at March 27 the March issue of the World’s is like the solid preparation of that Singapore Work, The repairs on the outside of the old ble in that it cleanses and heals from Cape Town. even these record-breakers make hut an remedy house at Portland have be membranes affected nasal catarrh. There Rebecca Crowell, M G Dow, cleared from when Longfellow by insignificant showing compared or Cream New York for N. S. gun. It is to have a new tin roof, and is no drying sneezing. The Liquid April2 Bridgewater, 1 O with what the as a mass Rose Melvin sailed $ use who have Innis, Colcord, from people really woodwork and blinds are to be painted. Balm is adapted to by patients and nose the New York Jan 11 for Port Natal. read, namely, newspapers periodi- The door in the vestibule from the trouble in inhaling through the cals. lie finds that 4,500 new hooks are prefer spraying. The price, including spray- Sachem, Nichols, arrived at New York street is to be restored to its original Feb 28 from published yearly in the United .States, ing tube, is 75 cents. Sold by druggists or Hong Kong. appearance and the old stone front door mailed 56 Warren Streets. Thomas A Goddard, arrived at Buenos with a total sale of 10,000,000. by Ely Brothers, perhaps stoop which has been covered up many New York. Ayres March 18 from Boston. How are overshadowed in the mat- they years is to be raised and used as ter of circulation the again 8CHOONEKS. by periodical formerly. When the house is Mr. Dana out some in- opened press, points by again to the public it will be found in Bishop Codman of the Episcopal Georgia Gilkey, W R Gilkey, arrived at tables. One of the most curi- New Y'ork March 8 from Brunsw ick, Ga. teresting much better condition, and it will look diocese of Maine has some in ous is devoted to how much plans Ilenry Clausen, Jr, arrived at New York showing as it appeared in early in terms of a book the size of “Dav- days. view for the improvement of St. Luke’s April 3 from F'ernandina. space B sailed from New id Harum” is to various in cathedral in Portland. He in Gladys,H Colson, York given topics For Over Sixty Tears. proposes March 31 for Brunswick, Ga. the United States for a The the near and has obtained the given year. An Old and Well-Tried Remedy. future, John C Smith, McDonald, cleared from commercial and financial news of the cathedral to equals Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been permission chapter, Jacksonville Jan 3 for Guadaloupe. You can't a of in of David on the cathedral A better space 270,600,000 copies used for over sixty years by millions of pull down the house Mary Hall, Haskell, arrived at Boston buy Cigar Ilarum,” trivial personal news, 160,200,- mothers for their children while teething, grounds formerly occupied by Dean April 2 from Pascagoula. 000, advertisements, 159,200,000; politics, with perfect success. It soothes the child, Sills, and erect in its place a fine chapel Lucia Porter, Farrow, sailed from Pen- sacola March 20 for Jucaro. 156,600,000; sports, 132,000,000; legal, 119,- softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind in memory of his father and mother. and is the best for Diarrhoea. R W Hopkins, Hichborn, arrived at New 000,000; criminal, 86,200,000. The list is colic, remedy The new building will be erected for 10 cents York March 9 from Fernandina. each. Is to the taste. Sold and down to mu- pleasant by druggists of the quality long, tapers literature, entirely at the expense bishop R F cleared Portland FLORODORA" Band* are of in every part of the world. Twenty-five Pettigrew, April 3 lam* value as Ta*s from "PLANET.” "OLD HONESTY" and sic, art, etc., which together make 51,- and to the It will for * " cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be presented parish. Newport News. SPEARHEAD Tobacco. and a _ 000,000, theatrical news, 13,400,000, sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing probably be built of stone and will be Willie L Newton sailed from Fernandina biblical, 3,600,000. Syrnp, and take no other kind. handsome structure. March 28 for Providence. NEWS OF THE WEEK. .MUNYO N’S WITCH HAZEL SOAP Embaaa.dor to the Coreaatloa. and Whltelaw Reid, editor of Keep Lady Baby ( the New M \ttehs. Mayor Hyde of Sweet aa Roses. fork Tribune, is special embass-dor to issued an edict to stop all it dens from doing business so !>e is Mayor, and has also ; tin- Biuu.swiek and Lewis- SPRING ,.;• from running past Sag- SCHEDULE. iare to the waiting room, ail cars mus stop at a point FOUR TRIFa A WEEK e head ot ( entl'al street. t Mar. L'Tth people at Umns- •ii wore horrilied at seeing an young man slip and fall front of the express from llangor a> it was coming Mak 's the skin soft as velvet, improve* r. on. Before he could pick any complexion, keeps the skin free from the engine struck him in pimple-, wrinkles and all facial blemishes. ; nut he was thrown off the Keep your digestion and blood in good order u-inar Cure. It without serious in- by Munyon’s Dyspepsia ^ 'raped makes good, rich blood, enables you to eat Commencing Monday, March >ist steamers ■ 1 used to give his name. what vou like and all you like. Cures dizzi- leave Belfast: W. Fuller ot Rockland has ness. constipation and all stomach trouble*. For Boston, via C amden and Rockland, Mon- ed Little- Languid, days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Satin days at Congressman by about 2.30 i*. si., or upon arrival of steamer from lie was tie winner of the APPLE GROWING IN WALDO COUNTY means more than Bangor. it means more than For " ve examination at Lewiston lazy; idleness; it desire for action Sear.sport. Buck-port. interport. Hamp- implies vet den and en appointed to the vacant does not include it; it means that state of from Bangor. Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Fri- Bulletin State of life which vim, and days and Saturdays at from 5.00 to o.uo a. m. the naval at [ Department Agriculture.] vigor vivacity academy has been for some reason or RETURNINC : WiNTKitroHT. We are sapped other. The The young mail is a son of interested in languid person is slow to sluggish; hrom ri. Jr., editor ol the Courier- almost all kinds of fruit culture. think and act; in the but Boston. Mondays. Tuesday-, Thursdays Ap- nothing particular matter, backbone all gone, without life and Fridays at 5.00 p. si. Mi F. W. Cram of Bangor From Rockland, via ples take the lead. The varieties gener- to furnish sufficient will to make a Camden. Tuesdays. Wed- -ini from the commission to enough power quick motion. nesdays. Fridays and Saturdays at from 5.00 to in this section t>.00 a. si. Fa!r at St Louis and Mr. ally grown are Baldwin, T here are lots of languid tired—people. know and realize their trouble From Bangor, touching at Mon- M. of has Ben They way-landings. Sargent Sedgwick Davis, King and (Iravenstein. We but haven t been able to their on days, Wednesdays, Thursda\s ai d Saturdavs at iiled the to till put finger the and correct it 11.00 A. M. by governor favor land, and for cultiva- WHITELAW REID. spot high, rocky As an a corrector of FRED W. •y. ...T ie American bark St. enervator, abnormal and morbid an POTE. Agent, Belfast. tion we like to spread dressing from the court of St. James on the conditions, enlivener, CALVIN AUSTIN, lien'l Manager, Boston C.ich arrived at New York occasion and as an antidote for take the barn of the coronation of “languid TONIKO-TEA. from Seattle, via Blaine, cellar, plow it in shallow and King Edward VII. it of 140 has a to Honestly, will and y age days, cargo plant some hoed crops. Our method help strengthen and cure you. That’s the sort of Notice of Sale. ises of salmon. This is the of propagating is tu set lieu Davis or Preservation of Large Game. medicine it is. of salmon sent around the ^_ Pursuant to a license from the Honorable Northern Spy and graft in such rarities of Probate for the of New York city. ...In the Knox iudge County Waldo and as the Baldwin. (Iravenstein. or the last few State of Maine, 1 shall sell at public auction on a was reu- King. During years many pub- verdict ot S350u the twenty-ninth of .a. I). at ten such other kinds as the markets call for men have realized the Female Troubles day April. 11102, ni-t the Bodwell lic-spirited neces- Helped > clock m the forenoon, at the ofliee of Diintou & Granite Co., and can he Wonderfully. raised most prolitably in sity for the presevation of big Dimton. in Belfast, in said of Waldo and ,it for damages brought by game, County that locality. March or June are con- and numerous State and federal laws Hebron, Maine. state of Maine, all the right, title and interest wen. This is a which 11. Knowlton. late of negligence sidered good months to but for have been with Toniko Remedy Bainbridge Belfast, the wife of James prune, consequently passed Co., Waterville, Maine. in said County of Waldo, deceased, had in and to ught by 1 all times in the this In this myseif prune year. object. general purpose Dear Sir,—Your Toniko-Tea has I he three following described parcels of real es- administratrix, to recover helped me won- viz; (lur worst insect is the tent caterpillar. may be accomplished by two methods: tate, ages on account ol injuries derfully for Female Backache and First parcel. A certain lot or of land We collect the eggs in March and .1) the of winter arid sum- trouble, Constipation, parcel i liven received while in the April. protection with the buildings tb-weon. -minted m said B« 1- While the mer and I recommend it to all. caterpillar is young we spray ranges of game; and cb the f;i-t. and bounded anu deseribeil as follow-, to •i the company, the injuries re- reguia- and when grown we take old turn of the and sale of came, Yours LAURA wit: Beginning at a stone wall on the center line his death.The Minford phosphate j slaughter truly, M. KEEN. No sacks, fold The of lot 42 in said elfast, at a point twd\•• atnl them several times, and rub importance of the of • o. is to e j preservation a half rods from 'ongress streeT. then ha a new mill very off the westerly caterpillars when are col- natural game ranges has been parallel*\\ ith -aid -t vet three ro..-; e that will they usually northerly give employment -a lected in hunches. We also have the | understood: but several attempts have Was Slok For Two Years. [hence westerly p.trail-1 with d center line of atives. Already the excava- lot No. 42. twehe and out-half rod- to a Ma- oyster shell hark louse, which we de- been made to restrict the sale of game !:•• foundations are being put No. tlienee southerly parallel with said street rhr*<- sire) with in the hunters and to limit the number of Maine. rods to said stoiie wail; then.-e aster,v on -a d ■ok will tie ruslied until it is by washing strong lye I by Shapleigh, middle of .1 une. We trees I animals which be killed one Toniko Remedy Maine. wall twelve and one-half rod- t«> the pl;n*e of be- ..Rev. Jeremiah A. sprav apple may by Co., Waterville, Riordan, three times with a season. ginning. Bordeaux mixture, hunter during given The have been sick for Second A or ars curate at St. Mary’s Gentlemen,—I nearly two years. parcel. certain lot pare.-! ,>t land tiist before they blossom, next when : large prices which are to be obtained situated in -aid Belta-t. hounded and described has been recalled to Have been Toniko-Tea some little time Bangor, the are about the si/e of ! for the meat of as well as taking your as follow-, to wit: 1 *.«‘-_r:tniin_• at a -ton.* po-t m ■ apples peas, big game, tor ut Mass.A and I am almost well now. I think the northerly line of land of Amos F. Bo\\--p. at Springfield, and again in ten thus. A. W. Ilardv. the skins, heads, antlers and tusks, have Toniko-Tea is the Maine Central railroad best the southwest corner of land of l.ewi- Smdh: m \>t. r or tins locality the Bald- i made hunting very profitable to men medicine in the world. thence westerly by -a,.i Bowen's laud about ■ s that the past winter has win is at present the most protitable who are thoroughly acquainted with Yours ABBIE twenty rod-to land of heir- of 1.. A. Knowlton; Hardest outlie tracks of truly, BRAGG. tlienee northerly by hue of land of -aid tieir- of any market apple. 1 believe it can be best the natural habits of these animals. ■lienee‘if nmre than L. A. Knowitoii about i.wn rod- to land S. nventy- grown into trees. I -iiiusues cannot ne ootameu rot ex- A. Littlefield thenei a-i.-r'A -aid Littleti Id were by topgraftiug >py by The tracks in good land about rod-, across regard the .Spy as tin- best tree we have actly determining the number of game twenty tln-ne.*'southerly when the frost came in the Warrenton, Ga. right of way ami line of land of said Snt th for to otli.-i and : killed hunters as b> topworking varieties, by compared with the Toniko Remedy about eleveii rods !•• iin* .■••• of e >n i.e heavy rains that followed Co., Waterville, Me. pi beginning, would recommend that it he used for | number dying of starvation on account taining two hundred and twenty -mare r-i-. ground and undermined the Gentlemen,—I have taken for Consti- more or b*ss. with right of -tr«•• Baldwins, Kings. (; ravensteins and "f the lack of range, lieatli starva- your remedy way to‘Cedar .a It j by Third \ tain «>i of a id riomtless places. will Bassets. and dizziness and have been CURED parcel. lot parcel Although the (iraveustein tion. however, is apparently a more pation by it. I situated in said Bed -t. bounded and d>*-,*r.h.-d iimpany a good many tliou- does well when planted from the nur- serious problem than slaughter by never will do without Toniko-Tea. a- follow-, to wit: b,-. ilining on the ea-toi l\ i d'lilars to restore the tracks ■ sery. it is. i tliink. a better bearer when ; hunters, whether legal or illegal. The Yours of Cedar street, at tin corner of land of Cat :n- i to their usual excellent eon- very truly, JENNIE CODRY. White; them e e,:-t.' iy about thirty b et to d topworked. A strong, moist soil, not evidence which can he obtained regard- of Jordan w. Coo: bs; tlienee Announced hat a ne a hotel, southerly by too wet. is best for orchards. i mg the starvation of game of Jordan W. < ooi i- and Char'.e- It’. c'o,.nd>- it will lie erected on Pruning big during kt.h.noO, should he done a little at a time and winter is extensive anil It about twenty d- to land of Arno- 1’. Bow a; i convincing. Mo. tlienee we-ti r,\ -a d Bowen'- land .. it and iiii'ii streets, lioekland. often. is Columbia, by Prune every year and the trees only necessary to travel for a few thirty f-*et to -:1>: street: tIn*in*** northerly i* fall. The hotel will he Toniko Remedy Co., Waterville, Maine. will be kept in good form with little days through any region in the Western by -a:d Cedar -ti« «*t about twenty rods, to p;.a<*. i- built of brick and oi' high, work. 1 have had an States where such animals are Gentlemen,—Your Toniko-Tea has done me lots of beginning. mu quite experience plentiful Dated tin- tw< ntv-seeond da*, ot March. \ D. wii have about rooms. to in planting and caring for trees, and 1 find carcasses in considerable num- good. My daughter has had sick headaches for some 11*02. ROBFKTF. DC N D»N 'i;e ot the hoatelrics largest am satislied that bers. Some of Admini-trmor of tit-* estate of good eu'tivation of the animals have evi- time. Your Toniko-Tea has cured her. I can He. The is to he fur- entirely u capital the orchard docs nut mean plowing and dently been killed for their tusks, hut i:« Ida: ibridg» 11. Knowlton. dee. d. syndicate. some of the stock recommend it to all that are troubled with headaches as harrowing but mulching and manuring, it is practically certain that a much cl in Portland and Boston.... a sure cure. Mrs. ... 1’IIK... i an you give any information about largei number have died of starvation. being NEAL MAHONEY. lt like. Mai' JHtti. "ebago the introduced into this All hunters know how elk for salmon apple being frequently listing began State under the name of Paragon? liow and deer are found in a half-starved Anoti r -e ot is smallpox does the si ark apple compare with the condition m the midst of 50 Cents at all Druggists. at the Hliost ;uul IV winter, espec- '‘Iluly Baldwin in hardiness, ially when the snow is It is 1 he a-sideiits refuse keeping quality, deep. easy TGNG'O REMEDY hearing and market value? Bnoeh < tor to GO., Waterville, Maine. hated in ot tlie efforts unscrupulous persons slaughter spite I low. them in such circumstances. They 'Mb' Board of Health. They No n The Pa! i> a new may then take from the it is not in with agon apple, of slaughtered conformity which little is kno.vii. .should nut advise animals such as •1 to lie vaccinated. While portions they wish, JO 15UK US OK planting it tu a large extent, but . In a and your should not be planted in New Kngland as it sportsmen from the Eastern States iietmc March aMh Secretary needs a longer season than ours to ripen it. are not. as a rule, desirous of culture Wilson made a state- undergo- Its quality is much tin* same as the lien ing the expense and hardship incidental SEEDS and the discrimination Mavis, it is of Missouri and does best in canting by to life in the woods at such times. against American food pro- that section of the — 'oimnissioner.) country. In order to call attention to the 'pecailly meats. He pointed Wu.imi. The Baldwin is the best of GROCERIES the extent the loss of large game by Herman analysis of these we have. mi paying apple Probably per starvation, it may he well to cite a few diets were very undoubtedly cent, o! the apples shipped from this instances which occurred at Jackson Imp«>r{(*r*^ Of uni indicated th it if similar vicinity arc Baldwins. Very littie at- Hole, Wyoming. The number of starved re resorted to by American tention has been given to spraying. elk which are found aainst Herman food actually by ddahw.s in i'a« ti’‘■ s* M’l Jify of products Orchards are fairly well dressed and settlers in that lie the I nited states millions neighborhood may well trimmed. Breen's :oiii quite “Fruit t loin to 1,000 in a single season. of Herman goods would be Brower" lias been helpful in showing virgo numbers of elk come down into i"iic ifltbracite tl is country every year. where how to how to and 1 and get good trees, the valley in Jackson Hole during the p I taken by secretary Wii- care fur them after how to setting, winter: but that district is only a small i1 led as a mild intimation to market Blacksmith fruit, etc. The heavy snow portion of the winter for game. LOR*S, that the present situation range storm of last November prevented as Hundreds of men have testified that ■thine....The State llepart- much fall plowing as usual. Many they have seen elk the winter OltDKKS I’KOHl'TI V FILliKI* taki im to to the during stiyis bring 1 armors plow as late as possible to des- m the last oi and of stages starvation; the I bluish government cut which are des- troy worms, very these men know, from observa- •V, > ■>, > 7 h'ron* St,, lie!fa> n e res against trie of personal integrity 1 tructive to the corn crop on spring tion, that a number of elk die statesmen large preferred by Hap- plowed land. Farmers are full of coin- every winter, where the TEliEPELON § 4-2. lif tii: l- and to the at- especially brought j age and with a favorable spring a summer range of has been too i tile Housent ! game Representatives. large amount of work will be well closely grazed by domesticated animals, rimetit the as — regards charges done. .1. B. Harding. and where, in the game its attention reason of in- consequence, Assessors’ Notice. by Ijni oi.NYii.hK The varieties of lias been driven down to lower altitudes break back to floors clean ? cidence and obvious error in Why your keep your apples generally grown in this vicinity early in the fall. Whenever, as is of ia>t. niv- noli'1.1 to tin- ml.a miant- v,h alleged fuels.... Kepreseu- are Northern Ben Davis. the In-ii'lly Baldwin, Spy. frequently case, carcasses are found P •Hast, to malm and bn,:., in to iii.*m ir m .i"uay. chairman of the House and some McIntosh Bed. The King, huddled together in a sheltered spot poriVot n>l> of Hr ,r polls and ostatos, n-u a.id mi invalid will w pensions, pre- latter are proving very satisfactory. I where the available food material— poisonal. in itm n moludiiii: moiiov on 11..n i a at iufi ivst. dobts out limro than tlio\ >• :u to give to Mrs. McKinley am trees to this such as grafting my King hark, of trees, and tall and all hold a. mist a v t a twigs proporP unai dm.;. s.'i.iiOO yeai.The engage- with results. 1 consider e or variety, good dead weeds—has been completely de- tor. administrat othorwiso \oopt -non as announeed of Miss is law ox. from Evelyn a moist not wet rocky soil best adapt- voured, the evidence is overwhelming by nipt taxation'', wlii-di »!;«•> engest of the Secre- ed to the orchard. I whenever I possossod of on tin first da\ of Apr,! n. vt’ ... daughter prune that the animals died of starvation. ■ ■ DUST bo prt‘parod to snlistantiaio tin ini'- ! and .lames W. Wads- GOLD •• state, have tlie time to and in spare, my Where game are caught in a deep fall will do the work twice as in half the at half the cost. It's the modern to law. For the purpos,- of ivoni\ ::m m son oi Wads well, time, a :vo ,.d |. --i Kepresentative limited it to thinning of snow and a crust is and m.ikinu otVtransnns experienee.prefer subsequently tlio undorsiiriiod will I*.' in sr-mion at ill- — I N ew York...The secret service the fruit. We manure substitute for A household without GOLD DUST is almost as apply barnyard formed, it is evident that theditficulties cleaning soap. sors’ oflioo dullin' bnsinos- hours ot ;. ,ta\. that a live dollar note pur- mulch with refuse corn ol ro liberally, and obtaining enough forage to maintain off as a without a rudder. For own sake GOLD DUST in from tli»* Flits t rut; fifti n if ii ship your try i. N l:\ t m be issued by the Union Xa- or else life are badly l> A V OF A l’KI and no [ou.a stalks, potato vines, anything almost ■ insuperable.—Earley an> j>i*rsonal ovamination of t- mk of New Orleans is in eircu- we can that will serve the Vernon You’ll never be without it. proporty b> get purpose. Wilcox in the April Forum. cleaning. again sossors will not bo ooiisidorod as a uawoi no Tlie is a counterfeit photo- The worst enemies we have to light are nooloi't of any poison in briniiinii in ti n.' nd and is one.... foot list-, as law. Planks oi: .-. 1 n print a fairly good the borer and railroad worm. We try Reflections of a Bachelor. Made THE N. K. FA1RBANK ro.piirod by only by GOMPANY, to mako siudi lists Im had at the ii drew 1). White. American ani- to a lookout for the former may keep sharp New York, Boston, St. Louis-Makers of OVAL FAIRY SOAP. oflioo. to will re- Chicago, Hermany. probably and dig him out. but about all we are Many proverbs are the wit of one Pol fast, Mai Ii tao-j. st \. A. .- fall when lie reaches the age able to do with the latter is to the and the wisdom of none. SMALL. \s-, keep d. F. y. Mr. White is not in robust I think native SHF.LPOV. apples well picked up. ::w i:: A 1*. \ You don’t have to wait so to be MAXSF1 LLP. I'.'-in-t. ('ommissinner of Pensions stock, set one year and grafted, proves long J as do to be sure. as his in the on the sorry you placed resignation best in the long run. I depend _I_' _:_~ • vv» d the President. It will not experience of farmers as published in it a woman is born beautiful she can icct until 5 some important posi- the Bulletin more than what I see in marry riches and luck. Rain and sweat they buy have no-effect on Uie service can he found lor or II. magazines pamphlets.—A. Miller. harness treated It is better to take in de HARSTON 3 Years Old A DM1MSTK VTOIt’H NOTICE. Tile — nt>e Hki.mu.nt—I think every farmer pride your with Eureka Har- C., .1 herein gives notice that he has .in scendants than in ancestors. ness Oil. It re- duly should raise fruit enough for ins family, your administrator of the estate ■! sists the j appointed and I tliink it would be well for him to damp, WW \ \ The twentieth of May is A woman cries either because s lie ^ftsRACf-. Rf-’CORD 2 lQ’t PH I LENA PATTERSON, latent S: i. >■ raise fruit for market. If one likes ings, set for the inauguration has a reason or wants to have one. Spt to care for small fruits, it is a em- in the County Waldo. deceased rwvn t'uhan government and the good ^ N do not break. \ 16 n for both old and L. netting on in the world means Bay Horse. Hands High, 1250 lbs. bonds as the law directs. \11 persons .g de- over of tiie island to its inliab- ployment young.- get- No sur- Weight rough \\\\ § j// mands a a ins: lie estate < >! said dree m- ,nv de- P. Allenwood. around face to chafe \ aecording to the stipulation ting the people of the world. f JliX \ sired £•> present the same for settleim u « and cut. '1 he Teller resolution. this We have voted at \\ indebted thereto are reipiested to m \U 'Miriit By Mouhii.i.. just '1 he man who Harness noi doesn’t owe some of Earn immediately. .IOSIM'a i. < iNN. our will lie out of the our annual town to take ad- A troops meeting his success to some woman hasn’t had only keeps Ellsworth, March 11. l‘.H>2.- Id ut a small coast guard, and the of 28'), Public Laws of looking like % Maideu vantage Chapter any. but J \i,l he under the con- to State Hoads, and have new, completely mill, relating wears twice 1 by ADMINISTRATORS NO'i E. Tic u r-er The sins of the second as ,i u its own inhabitants.Albert appropriated money for the purpose. and third gen- long by the i Sire hereby gives notice rh.,’ he has In-.- ap- ii■ k. the lawyer convicted of the These roads, after being lmiit, are to he erations are visited upon the family use of 1‘ureka Electioneer pointed administrator v>t tin* estate o: Harness Oil. 4 of Wm. M. Bice, has been and or name. Piedmont M A I! V W ODD, late of Bell ;. inspected, accepted, rejected, by Sire'of I> O in the of m l : to Mrs. Adelaide M. Frances, the county commissioners. Will you Calomel settles a heart County Waldo, deceased, given good many 2-171 bonds as he law lireets. All persons n tvtng dr- .■ house Patrick boarded to tell us the Bulletin what the with records prior through problems that otherwise would be un- mauds against the estate of said dee»* ,-r am ■ Sold Sire of 25 st ....sir Thomas is said character of the road should lie to sat- sol I sired to the same for settler., o. m l al1 I.ipton veil. better \ ban present everywhere indebted thereto are to mr *n; originated the idea of the din- isfy the demand of the State and meet with records fripiested ;>»>m Any woman can love a man if he can in cans— immediately. VI. :EBT I. BLxNCIlvRD 1 :i• 11 Edward will to the of said commissioners. all sizes. 2..34t | King give acceptance make her believe other women would Bangor. March 11, 1 P* *2 Id r of London on the occasion of Will outline a method of Made by he‘ter than M you kindly like to love him he won’t let them. Miden is of only lunation.Miss Ellen M. Stone, construction of a permanent piece Standard Oil 2.30 The which a men \ aierican missionary, arrived in road, over soil, also over rocky respect good many full sister to clay have for Company ! LIVE STOCK inn, Mareli 2t)tli, from Salonica, by bills separated by wet valleys. Doubt- themselves is in the inverse ratio to the which others have May King if Vienna. She said to a rep- less others are asking for like informa- respect for them. SOLI) ON COMMISSI O N alive of tlie Associated L’ress; tion, and the question of good roads in sire of mi but 1 ain to be our rural is the at- Mirrors would be a bad to have Dr. Emmons’ RECEIVERS OF... very tired, glad townships receiving thing Bingen | in a the women Monthly Regulator has brought happiness to 11 I cannot reiterate too often my tention its importance demand.—Dan- theatre, because in the New Milch Veal Beet of hundreds of anxious women. There is posi- ! I Cows, Calves. ss to friends on the other side, iel O. Bowen. audience are to look at the my expected tively no other remedy known to medical science every description, and also Hogs, ill be to home once people on the that will so quickly and safely do the work. delighted get (Notk.—Locate your road according to stage. It would be with his size and finish in New Sheep and Horses. well Longest and most obstinate irregularities from hard to find a n ore beautiful stallion Eng- Miss Stone looked fairly section 1st of Chapter ‘285. In section Women admire the heroes of land. He is bound to be a great sire of and extreme sp *ed. and his colts are large fiction, auy cause relieved immediately. Success guar- early attention to New Milch Cows. was nervous.The second of said we find, “in perma- No and handsome. He trialed October, 1901, tnre* miles in 2.12$, 2.11$. 2.11$ over Charter SjM»cial very Spanish chapter because there was never a novel where anteed at any stage. pain, danger, or inter- Veal Calves sold on their merits. whose nent of a continuous portion ference with work. Have relieved hundreds of Oak Park. He will stand for service at Pearl Brooks Farm, North Belfast, Maine. veterans of New England, improvement one of them found fault with the way Hogs sold at market price. of said road, and in a manner satisfactory cases where others have failed. The most diffi- tellers are more than 7,000, are mak- the cook got the breakfast. Quick returns and market values. to the county commissioners of the county cult eases successfully treated by mail,and bene- Have had 15 experience. plans for a excursion next ficial results in instance. No $20 to insure. years’ grand wherein said road is located.” Now it It is queer that no matter how rich guaranteed every ,Terms, Write or telegraph for information. ember to the risk whatsoever. We treat hundreds of ladies Ohickamauga camp would seem safe to consult with the com- are Mistook shipped from Burnham ev.*ry Monday. you you can’t buy happiness, but whom we never see. W rite for further pa rticulars nd. 'where the New England regi- missioners as to what would E. L. B. vSi A. Stock Yards. they regard no matter how poor you are, you can and free confidential advice. Do not put off too LIBBY, "'Os were first located after leaving nermauent improvement. They appear to long. All letters truthfully answered. Remem- F. lyT* Brighton, Mass. get all the you want for H. SniTH, F. I,. Burnham, Me. hie. The excursion will be the tribunal to accept the road. Just unhappiness ber, this remedy is absolutely safe under every „ LIBBY, go by way Direct all to nothing. condition and leaves no after # .... — -— — 4 inquiries the mammoth what one board of commissioners would possible -— Niagara Falls and ill positivelySent t *+ m desire not be what another would Women never from effectupon the health. by mail, securely LIBBY BROTHERS, Me. oe in the veterans might learn discretion letters should be Burnham, Kentucky, giving call for. sealed, $2.00. Money registered^ of seeing these great experience; no matter how often they DR. J W. EMMONS CO., 170Tremont St., Boston. 'pportunity In reply to the second question, 1 know NMOKB consume walk into a predicament will do it dural wonders, and would of no better than Mr. J. O. San- they authority to see if the same will BELFAST SAVINGS BANK •F">iit twelve days. ford, State Highway Commissioner of Ver- again just thing Tax Collector’s Mice. happen.—New York Press. mont, and we are sending you a copy of the THE ANNUAL MEKTINU of the corporators for 1901 are now Boston Colds report of the Board of Agriculture for 1901, All taxes doe and liable to Terrier of the above bank will be held at their banking A11 owners or of should cost. Taxes on real estate not paid before Are the either of exposure to a in which you will find a lecture on the sub- wASTORXA. keepers dogs procure July C%o. room on Wednesday, April lb. 11)02, at 4 result, the annual license on them at as the license 1,1902. will be returned to the City Solicitor for Cigar, for or or of road which he deliver- once, o’clock I*. HI., the election of trustees and !'" temperature, overtired nerves, ject construction a The Kind You Haw fee is due ou and the law suit order of the I will be P"tli Bun tl» k\mn Bought April 1, will be strictly per city government. to transact such other business as may legally “L. F.” Atwood's bitters by their ed in this State. If any one else enforced all unlicensed in office in Memorial troms.ao k 0E0. S. HARRIS & building against dogs and their my building daily * CO., come before said meeting. gentle cathartic action relieve the nerve roads under this act desires that report, it owners. L. H. Clerk. I to 11.30 a. m., and Satuidays from 1.30 to 4.30 i*. m MURt'H, City ...BOSTON. MASS. WILLIAM H. QUIMBY, Clerk. pressure and cure the cold. will be sent on application.—Commissioner. Belfast, March 25, 1902.—3wl3 M. C. HILL. Collector. Belfast, March IS, 1902.—4\vl2 BEAKSMONT. Mrs. Wm. Hetrick, Kennard, Wash. called to Mrs. Hiram Pierce was Augusta ington county, Neb., writes: last week on account of the serious illness of I am fifty-six years old and have not ■ Fred Marden her daughter Annabel. Mr. DISGUISED CATARRH. felt well since the Change of Life bcgan of in town for a week ...Mr. Pittsfield is ten years ago. I was in misery some- Ernest who has been sick with Wing, where most of the time. My back w:i, fever in Palmer, Mass., is recover- typhoid very weak, and my flesh so tender it was at work in the ing... Adelbert Iiunton A hurt me to lean the back Stealthy, Insidious, Weakening against of , woods on farm, and in split- the Severance chair. I had pain under my should,... a noticed a which was covered ting log plug to Women. blades, in the small of my back anti with a wood and bark, showing it growth of Enemy hips. I sometimes wished myself out ,,f had been there years. On removing this many world. Had hot and cold sp a the he found a lock of brown hair and plug dizziness, and trembling of the lit; , a small knot of ribbon. and was losing flesh all the time. “After directions PROSPECT FERRY. following your to„f Peruna I feel a Harry Berry of Boston, Mass., is visiting taking now like different Wm. Hetrick. his parents in this place, Mr. and Mrs. Levi person.”—Mrs. Barbara corner Seventh Berry....Miss Ellen Ileagan is visiting Mr. Alberty, utul Walnut and Mrs. Wm. Smith of Stockton....Mrs. streets, Appleton, Wis., wr as follows in to Peruna: Orilla McMann is stopping for a w hile with regard her niece, Mrs. M. E. C. Libby of Prospect. “For years I have suffered with btc _Miss Lulu Avery is at home for a two ache and severe pains in the sid, i weeks vacation, from Andover, Mass. doctored so much that 1 became is Mr. E. M. C. S. visited Ed- conraged. ROYAL Powder indispen- Harris of the Baking — ■ ward Avery last Saturday and Sunday “A school friend told me how v to of the finest Alfred Frye, after a two weeks’ vacation at much Peruna had benefited her sable the a preparation home, returned to Colby College. Water- I sent out for ville, last week... Miss Alfreda Harriman bottle, which did rolls and muffins. was called home last week from MedfieUl, more to relieve me the cake, hot-breads, Mass., on account of the illness of her than all I mother... Capt. Manley Ginn, wife, and other medicine I I daughters, Alice and Celia, returned to their had ever taken. T used it faith- are sometimes to home in Bangor last Monday morning. Housekeepers importuned buy- for two LINCOLN VII.LK CKNTRK. fully other because are weeks and it com- powders they “cheap.” Schools in town will begin Monday, April pletely cured me. should and It such 28th. Following are some of the teachers stop think. I have not had Housekeepers engaged: Annie Miller, Village school; are are not inferior? any pains since, lower priced, they Nina Jones, Beach school; Grace Mahoney, powders a n y w h e r e, but Miller Hist.; Helen Leadbetter, Young- t Barbara Albert; Is it to to save feel like a new economy spoil your digestion who has the town_Winfield spent *- * * • Young, ■woman. 1 am a few winter in Florida, arrived home Satur- pennies? past truly thankful for what Peruna 1 .. .. of ar- day.. Mrs. Lola Green Lynn, Mass., done for me.”—Barbara Alberts-. Alum is used in some rived Saturday to spend a few days at baking: powders Mrs. It. W. Mason. .302 Batiphine si The " Baker and Cook”—con- and in most of the so-called pow- “Green Acre.”_Ora Mathews returned to Royal Pastry phosphate New Orleans, La., writes: over Soo most and valuable ders, because it is and makes a Boston .Hattie Hook is taining practical cheap, Monday... spending Peruna to But alum is a corros- I have been taking your cooking receipts—free every patron. cheaper powder a few days with lipr parents in Searsmont. Send card with full address. ive taken in food, acts Manalin and can cheerfully reconn postal your poison which, injuri- ....Mrs. Albert Greer is dangerously sick. ously upon the stomach, liver and kidneys. it to all those suffering with the _Mrs. Kate Griffin of Boston is spending troulile that I was. I have been su- a few weeks with her parents in town — ing for the past two years with f. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Moody spent a few days ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., IOC WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK. weakness, palpitation of the heart, st in Freedom last week. ■ Our milliner, Mrs. aeh, kidney and liver disorder, will leave this week for Bos- Dora Moody, all a dreadful with smo'i LOCALS. Mrs. H. T. Scribner is in Frankfort taking WINTER l'OKT. HARRIET R. above cough SEARSPORT ton. j REV. EDWARDS, CLINTON, IA. j I was run d. care of Mrs. Lizzie Treat, whose home was -Mrs. C. E. Atwr jd has gone to Bangor | j ing spells. completely NORTH TROY. taken one bottle of blessed with a fine Mrs. T. where she has a position as matron in the “After I had are getting to be quite plenti- recently boy. in most districts is Mayflowers has The traveling very W 'w runa a few doses of Mauai was formerly Miss Lizzie Larrabee of this Children’s Home_Miss Jennie Grant and your ful. ! much ice went out of Rev. Harriet R. Edwards in a recent letter from Mt. Pleasant Park, I heart town. been quite ill, but is recovering—Elias improved.The could sleep soundly, my C. Park is her daughter 1st—Miss Flora la., writes: Mrs. I. visiting Kneeland has returned from his visit to Winnecook lake April Clinton, better, my cough left me, it acted iiu ! About forty of the neighbors and friends last week “/ have found that Peruna Is a wonderful medicine to use In diseases I in Brockton. Boston_Mrs. J. F. Hussey has gone to the Carleton returned from Pittsfield diately upon my nerves, and after of Mr. Luther George turned out last Sat- women. It and restores health Miss Alice Blanchard left for her home in j Eastern Maine General for a short vacatiou — Mrs. L. M. Smith of peculiar to quickly permanently and vigor ing four bottles according to your d afternoon and about fifteen Hospital, Bangor, urday split up and acts as a natural tonic to a worn-out I ha ve so far never observed cured of all n last week. treatment and a Her Brooks visited friends in this vicinity re- system. \ ttons, I was entirely California cords of fire wood. Both Mr. and Mrs. for surgical operation. has sold the horse was not aided its H. troubles. Mrs. C. 1. Davis has removed to the Alvin many friends will anxiously await the out- cently_Milton Carleton a case which greatly by use.”—REV. DR. R. EDWARDS. George wish to express their thanks. \ to A. L. Ward of m-m can that then West for tire summer. come— Edwin Billings has moved his fam- belonging to his brother “I truthfully say place M- Obituary. Evelyn T. Lowe, the .Mrs. Hannah Woods is to Peruna and >! .; to and Mr. II. Smith has moved Plymouth... passing arc a multitude of at once. The backache nothing equal your A. E. Nickerson loaded a schooner this ily Bangor, HERE women, symptoms year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roswell a few weeks with her Mrs. Al- alin. I was a different women after s j into the house formerly occupied by him.... daughter, housewives, and all other ceases, the knees are strength- week with hay for llrooklin. B. Low died March 30th. She had been in especially trembling e, of Pittsfield. ■ .Reuben Rhoades the second bottle. It is with' Mrs. Walter Marshall has returned from a phonso Dyer women to be on their feet ened, the restored, the digestion ing son have sold the obliged appetite L. H. Rogers and Navy I poor health for two years and was a great a horse a few’ weeks doubt the best medicine in the w stay of several weeks in Boston—Mrs. bought carriage ago, constantly, who are wretched beyond de- made perfect, the dull headache is Yard place to ,1. L. Cunningham. sufferer during the past six months. She which has Language fails to express my gratn Annie Atwood has gone to Boston on a bus- proved very satisfactory....Miss scription, simply because their strength stopped and the weakening drains are was a of and a A. Colcord and Nan girl pleasant disposition Maud Monroe has to Bar for this cure. May Hod bless you Capt. L daughter iness trip— Miss Louise Plummer has re- gone Harbor, and vitality is sapped away by catarrhal gradually cured. These results certainly last week. good scholar and will be greatly missed by Mrs. D. W. Mason. visited friends in Camden turned from Arizona, and Mrs. Plummer where, she has been engaged to teach the discharges from the pelvic, organs. follow a course of treatment with Pe- her young schoolmates. It seems more than Ina Kellar of If do not derive and -1 »- Miss Clara Bullard of Newton, Mass., is | and Miss Georgia have returned from Bos- coming year_Miss Isles- These women get up in the morning runa. you prompt sad as she was the only child. Her funeral result* from the use of Per — who has been school at the their H. from visiting Capt. A. M. Ross and family. ton The school house in Hist. No. 2 is re- boro, attending tired, drag themselves through Jos. Crowley, Congressman factory services were held at the M. E. church at ! onee to Dr. Maine Central Institute in is duties tired, to to bed at writes from Robinson, 111.: write at Hartman, givi: Mrs. Roane is the guest of her ceiving some much needed repairs_Fred- Pittsfield, daily only go Illinois, Zilphia this place April 1st, Rev. IL W. Norton of statement of ease and lu- relatives in town.Mr. N. W. as tired as before. “Mrs. has taken a number full your Mrs. Grinnell, at the hotel. erick, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank visiting night Crowley daughter, Searsport officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Lowe be U give you his valuah died Barker bad the misfortune to lose one of Feruna is such a perfect specific for of bottles of Peruna on account of pleased Mark Porter and Rufus Curtis har e situa- have the of the in Foley, very suddenly Sunday morning sympathy community ner\ous It has a vice gratis. of heart failure-Mrs. Littlefield, widow his cows recently—Miss Agnes Carleton each case that when patients have once troubles. proven in the woolen mill at sorrow. tions Sargentville. tlieirgreat tonic and cure. I can Address Dr. Hartman. Presiden of the late Aaron Littlefield, died at the will enter the hospital at Portland this week, used it they can nov,»r be induced to strong lasting .1. Biather has sold his residence on recommend it.”--*Jos. B. The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus A. home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Eliing- to begin a course of training as a profes- quit it until they are permanently cured. cheerfully Mt. avenue to Dr. li. il. Sellers. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Ohio. Ephraim wood, at Ellingwood's Corner, Friday. sional nurse. It begins to relieve the disagreeable Crowley. are still securing drift logs. Our boatmen 15HOOKSY 1 LLK. Funeral services were held Sunday after- THORN DIKE. a number of fine ones were secured II. 1. of Morrill Ilong Kong; schs. E na, Guanica; Henry Bankrupt's Petition f*r Disc liar. Quite The teachers selected for our noon, eonuueted by Kev. J. W. Hatch_A llev. Holt will preach a public Crosby, Tampa, via K-y \V«*si ; s 1 1, ><-fi. Corrected tor The Journal. 1 Tuesday. Memorial sermon at the Centre Church | Weekly In the matter of ) schools this year aie as follow's: list. No. citizen’s meeting for the purpose of forming Melissa Trask, Norfolk (!. ar. shin 'V H /‘rodnee Market. /'rices /‘aid /'rod o er. George \V. Viiut g. ; H. Rice returned to Mt. a Sunday. June 1st,at 10.30 m.Mrs. J. ('. v,a Baltimore: ,u"‘kr' 1 Miss Jennet 1, primary, Mrs. N. J. Skelton; grammar, permanent temperance organization was p. Conner, Ilong Kong brig Bankrupt.i to resume at of is Sullivan, Surinam; 7, ar, sch. Pocassott, Apples p bu., $1.00 Hay p toil, lo.noai'j.oo Desert last week teaching Miss Kate No. Grace held at the Odd Fellows hall Satur- Whitney Embden the guest of her To the Hon. \ A I'll A N Wki-.I:, of »' Coombs; *2, Stover; banquet Somes Sound. .Irie.i, p lb. .■>»/.»; Hides p If., .Ill'lge — ourt. of the United States f**r the Otter Creek. No. Eliza No. and a dinner was served for mother,Mrs. Thomas Keene Mrs. Frances r Bean-', J.OOto-.'.I.anib If., pj 3, Perkins; -I, Ella Bates; No. day morning Boston, April 1. Ch', sch. Jc.'vsir I.min, pea. |» Maine. inediiim, Lamb Skins i.<-hs. WellMoct, Miss Jessie Morison, 8, by Vel eye->. j.35toj 501 Mutton p It-. rtEGKGK W.UU Nfi ..f Belfast, in :i with her Mrs. Zaza, Cuba; Mar\ \. Hal!, Pascagoula; friends in Boston and vicinity, returned Eva Jones. From district 2.\ the pupils are try. and Thursda> daughter, F. Butter t» d». jntojj oats p bu., tb, :<> J of Waldo, and State of Maine, in s.; ing Maude Palmer, Baltimore; Geo. W. Weils, •'eel. It.. 0fi7! that on the 2-1: — Mattie sides, p Potatoes p bu.. 75 respectfully represents, to be to district No. 3. The ex- V. Yose Misses Small and Bessie home Saturday. tiansported STOC KTON SPRINOS. Newport News : sld, si li. Herbert 17, Shute, Beef fore quarters, o'. Round Hog, Fel»ruary. iast past, he was duly ad.jmig. were guests of Miss Lettie Hunt 40m 45 under Acts of ii of Mariners pense is about >30 a term, which sum is in- Miss Edith Gridin returned last week I Higgins Portland and Richmo id, Ya. : hark Addie Barley p bu.. Straw p ton. to.or nipt (.'••ngres.- iaiir. At a stated meeting Lodge, cheese tb. 1. that he has surrender.', — Buenos sdi. Viola p Turkey p tb. is at: ruptcy; duly cluded in the current of the irom Thursday Mrs. Abbie Hurd is visiting Morrill, Ayro>: 3, sld, the third will be conferred expenses town, a month’s visit with her sister, Mrs. J Chicken lb, fOtold Tallow It., •/.. and rights of and ! April iLd, degree | Reppard, Brunswick, Ga.: 4, ar, schs. Laura p p property |mi|>eny, and not Mr. and Mrs. Boscoe in — Calf lb. om to Veal lb. with all tile does lessen the school fund for the L. in Camden... Miss Leora Perley Unity M. Sears- Skins, per p C;7 e>f Court touching year. left 2nd for a visit with port; Lillian, Portland; r», cld. sell. Well- 14Wood. llattie who has been in Ban- Partridge April I’ggsPdoz.. hard. 3.50b-l.oo ruptcy. Miss Porter, B. u .*•• 1 were of Mrs. James Monroe in fleet, Kockport, sch. Fowl 8 13 Wherefore lie That EAST SEAHSMOXT. Kev. and Mrs. Webber of Hallowed_An guests Me., 7, sld, Henry |;> it, Wood. soft. 3.00 prays. imay the winter, is with Mrs. D. S. Eiske, Fernandina; ar, sells. Tlieoline, Geese p lb, 14.7 15 by the Court tohave a full discharge t r* in gor during Skowhegan last week — I)r. B. I*. Hurd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ileald have returned April party was in Colcord’s Hall Etta A. provable against, liis estate under sai I !> o Jieals fur the summer. given Brunswick; Stimpson, South Am- Retail frier Retail Market. was in Lewiston I >ana 11 | Acts, except such del't; as are to their home in Camden after a two weeks the Saturday.... iggins, boy: Hattie S. Collins, Stonington. evepv Wednesday evening, April 2nd, by young ! Beef, eorili'd. p tb. S/ilOTame P bid no If 1.(10 from such discharge. second officer of steamer who has in March 31. Sld. from Dela- Harry Dow, visit here with relatives and friends_ ladies of the Various and employment Waterville, passed Philadelphia, Blitter Salt. 14 tt., Isto-JOOat Meal p tb. 4«r. Dated this 31st aav of March, A.I> village. games ware at home while the a few last week with his Air. Breakwater, sells. Pendleton Sisters, (\>ni t> bu.. TO'Onions p tb 4 GEORGE \Y B .i Pathfinder, will remain Will and Leslie Wellman have gone to formed the days parents, YOUNG, dancing entertainment and Philadelphia for Georgetown; Maggie E. Cracked Corn p bu.. 70 Oil. Kerosene. -al.,l:. c.1i a to Porto Rico. and Mrs. A. H. steamer makes trip Massachusetts — S. 11. Cables Higgins—Emery Whitten for Corn Meal bu.. 7i>, Polloi k !l 4«T. o of Rockland horn -made candies were served. Quite a Hart, do. New Orleans: April 1, cld,sch, p p oki>i;k of noth i; thkiji and O. J. Far well in Levi S. cld. Cheese p tb. 17 Pork p tt \\ L. who lias been visit- was in town Frank of passed Wednesday Andrews, Newport Nows; 4, District of ss. Walter Mathews, recently... Ripley large company was present, and passed the Cotton Seed p ew t., 1.50 Plaster bM.. f. Maine, Belfast—X. A. Webb sch. Annie P. Clias*, Portland; 5, ar, sell' p returned Belmont is for passed Friday night Codlish. lb. r>nn Meal ;; A ing his brothers in Massachusetts, working Leroy Marriner in evening very enjoyable.Mrs. Nancy Hattie 11. Barbour, New York. dry. p Rye p tb, On this otli day of April, D. Iiufj.* in the guest of his friend Carter Cranberries p qt., Stoiu Shorts p « w t.. l.jo mg tiie foregoing petiti* n. it is steamer of Tuesday. his mill J. G. Packard lias the and Freedom, 2. Paul by City Bangor bought Gerrity daughter Helen of Bangor i Baltimore, April Ship Revere, Clover Seed. 1::m 15 Sugar p lb. 5 Ordered the That a B. Keene of I). C—R. F. hy Court, hearing S. II. Cables known as Washington, Whittier, New York, in tow ; 4, Flom 4.75to5.'j."» Salt, T. I,, ;».{ the same on the 25th *>: A Mrs. J. L. Prentice arrived by train Mon- farm, formerly the were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel sld, ship p bbl., p bu.. upon day of Waterville was in town W. II. New York. II.(LSeed Phil., 3310 Sweet Potatoes 3 D. 190*2, before said ( ourt at Portlan*: Abel Marriner Elmes left Jaynes last Conner, and will the summer with place_Fred Thompson several day s last week, return- 2. sch. Herbert Lard p tb. 13 Wheat Meal. 5 District, at 10 o’clock in the foreiiooi. day night spend on business—Alton Portland, April Ar, E., 3d for Wednesday Pilley of notice he in The k* her grandfather, Nelson P. Staples. April Worcester, Mass.Frank ing home Saturday—Mr. Wilson Staples ; Shute, Boston, to load for Richmond, Ya.; thereof published a few last week at Frank Journal, a newspaper m said Di- Gelo lias gone to Vermont on business. Unity passed days 7, ar, sch. Sadie for ptinted came home last Friday for a brief visit with : Willcutt, Stonington ISO K IV that all known credit*. and other Miss Maude B. Colcord, who lias spent Harding’s—F. X. Vose will return to his New York. PRoSPKPT. his sister, Mrs. Bowden_The Oli-' interest, may appear at Hie said time toe winter in and Brooklyn, is Ray Savannah, 1. sch. Florence Ro- win Philadelphia employment April 7th_Leslie A. Brad- April Sld, Kane. In Tremont, March 15, to Mr. and Mrs. and show cause, if any they have, Fred vettes held their regular last Fi i- land, New London ; <>, ar, sell. M. of said should not he grameo to return home by first steamer. Karnes is sawing wood for 0. II. meeting ford on Wesley Jason P. Kane, a son. petitioner expected went to work the railroad again And it is further ordered tin* Court. The day evening with Mr. II. i?. Park_Friends Oler, Baltimore; sld, schs. Penobscot, Perth Li nt. I11 Tremont, March 9, to Mr. and Mrs. by Partridge. wood-sawing machine will ; to ail Some of the boys who are shooting ilies April 1st. He has been off since the strike Amboy; I). J). Haskell, New Haven. Walter S Lunt, a son. Clerk shall send hy mail kmwu will be to learn i ■ go next lo William Smith's and that glad that Mrs. Adella Hich- SiMiFFoun. in Deer March js. to Mr. and copies of said petition ami this order, to tiie will do well to be care- finishes last IS. Port Heading, April 1. Ar, sch. Izet-ta, Isle, close village year—A. Higgins, Elijah Simpson, W. to them at their places ot residence as up in this section....J. F. Gould and C. II. born, who recently underwent a successful Trim, New York; 4, ar. sch. Lizzie Lane, Mrs. Charles Spofford. a son, Pcrley Kilgore. wo: d to the wise should be sufficient. Wallace Robert Walter Witness the Honorable Nathan Wp ful.JA Palmer, Cates, New York ; ar, sch. Sarah L New have each a surgical in New was able 5, Davis, of the said Court, ami tin seal there.! Partridge got hired man, from operation York, and The school committee Bohn, Winnie Patterson were all sick York. SIAKKiED. land, in said District, on the 5tii da\ <>f .superintending Orland and — to leave the and is now- Iiiuehill The roads are in hospital April 2nd, 1. sch. D 1902 with the mumps last week — Mr. and Mrs. Newport News, Ya., April Sld, have a large crew at weak on Union school at the s A. DAY I had shape this spring. What was expected recuperating home of her niece, Mrs. William E. Palmer, McDonald, Portland. Ikvino-Rkvnolhs. In Waldo, April 0, by [L ] H. Bert Stevens Gth with Mr. and A true of and then-*.: building painting and cleaning it through- Mildred li. at Port L. passed April Brunswick, 4. Sld, schs. Edith G. Omar G. Hussey, FNq., Jonathan R. Irving and copy petition order from paying cash instead of labor on the Mitchell, Washington, April Attest: A II. DAVIS. 1 Mrs. Forest Frentiss in E. Folwell, Melissa A. New Abide L. Reynolds, both of Brooks. out. here she is her Troy.C. Santiago; Willey, roads has not come to pass in our town. It I.,w accompanied by daughter sch. Inez L. Pahkfh Bi iiiiuws. In Rockland. March Knowlton of Freedom was in town Thurs- York; ar, Carver, Boston; 7, Rev. Charles S. Parker and Miss Eunice Whittum, Miss Lucy Sar- was saiii Alice.... Miss Lillian A. Simmons arrived by Voore, Augustus MARYLAND CASUALTY cO‘li that half as much raised in money sld, sch. Ebenezer Haekett, New York and Miss for milch cows — Georgia T. Burrows, both of Belfast. Fast net day looking Ice cream gent, Miss Marion Whittum, Miss instead of labor would make better roads; Saturday from Boston to spend her Easter Perth Amboy. of Baltimore, McL and cake were served to a party of friends 3. sch. A. B. Krskine and Miss Katherine who our vacation with Jacksonville, April Cld, Kneeland, hut town raised as much in money as her mother_Mrs. Elden D1KD. ASSETS I>E(.'E.M It hit 31, 1901. and neighbors who met at Fred Patterson's Sherman, New York. a arrived home Shute left for have been taking vacation, used to he raised in labor and we are in it Saturday Boston.. .Airs. II. L. Wilmington, N. C., April 3. Cld, bark Ground rent l charges were heavy. road and bridges Monday trade J. Manchester 5 months and 7 pretty traded two horses for one ’Palmer, Newport News; 76years, days. I sion. to H. M. Higgins Lowi;. In keep passable, and it is a hardship for stone cutting—Capt. F. B. Clifford has Haines, St. Simons. North Searsnort, March 30, Evelyn Ail oth furniture cost The class committee of with David Vickery of Unity last week — assets, u, representative in town to 5. sch. Annie Theodate Lowe, only child of Koss B. and Delia t 688.68.. many pay money, especially the sold his house on Pleasant Point to Mr. Robert Leach sold a nice cow to W. II. Pascagoula, April Ar, Lord, A. the towns composed of Islesboro, Prospect, Kendall, Havana. Lowe, aged 14 years, 10 months and 12 days older Few men are Fred Hendricks—Miss LauraMarden and Coffin .. Ross C. Higgins had four Mi lieu. In Ellsworth, March 27, Roswell 1 tax-payers. young recently New 7. sch. Sarah L. Gross assets.. > Stockton Springs, Searsport, Swanville and men 7th.Bert London, April Ar, Murch, aged 67 years and 7 months. found now shearing sheep April Deduct items not admitted .. who will work at farming, and Mrs. Ada Mudgett opened dressmaking Davis, Port Reading for Stonington. Smith. In Waldo have been notified to meet at the Stevens is painting his house. While paint- Lamoine, March26, George s. Smith, the time is in some rooms in the Masonic Block San Francisco, April 5. Sld, Tillie aged 59 years and 3 months. coming sections when Monday_ ing on the gable end he slipped and fell to ship Admitted assets. >.‘.» office of .1 W. Black in Searsport Friday E. Star buck, Curtis. Honolulu. Sellers. In Sunshine. Deer Isle, March 26, you cannot get money, or labor to make The Misses Edith and Amy Griffin and the ground bruising himself severely, but lltli. FOREIGN PORTS. Mrs. Eflie L. Sellers, aged 28 years, 1 month and 8 LIABILI IT ES D.ECKMKEK ill, P.H afternoon, April not — Mrs. Rebecca Files roads. Somehow now most Lida Shute went to Belfast Monday to seriously pass- days. Net losses. everybody’s with Mrs. I’. March 24. sch. Staples. In unpaid § OBi'jTAJtY. Died in ed Sunday afternoon Margaret Guayanilla, R., Sid, Monroe March 26, Lydia A. Unearned Searsport April 3d, business is so lixed that are attend the millinery openings.The Isaiah K. premiums. prices paying- Heath. Stetson, Trask, Boston. Staples, aged 56 years. 7 months and 9 days. All other 90 10 months and liabilities, safety reserve_ Israel staples, aged years, all but the fanners — Edward Curtis went Current Events Club was entertained Wed- Bermuda, April 2. Sid, bark ('. P. Dixon, resided in from Turks Island for Philadelphia, in tow Total. >i.i 27 days. Mr. Staples formerly to JJelfast last week for a nesday afternoon by Mrs. Morse_ State of Ohio, City of Toledo, day. Ralph ( of tug (J. W. Morse. Cash but has lived in for Lucas County. »‘ Notice of Foreclosure. capital. Monroe, Searsport ill response to numerous requests, the A. G. Surplus over all liabilities FREEDOM. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that lie is the Birkenhead, April3. Ar, ship Ropes, Whereas, Andrew B. Seaver of Troy, in the many years. He died at the home of Fred Church street division of the V. I. S. has senior of the firm of F. -J. Cheney & Co., i San Francisco via Queenstown. partner of Waldo and State of Maine, his < The students of the held a County by Total ana .. Academy social business in tiie of Toledo, and March 3. liabilities surplus. A. Nichols, where lie lias made his homejfor decided to give a Ghost Party and dance in doing City County Fayal, Sid, brig Harry Smith, mortgage deed dated the twenty-third day of at G. A. R. Hall in the in- Kate aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the New Bedford. A. FRED several Mr. is survived Friday evening May, D. 1881, and recorded in tlie Waldo Reg- ATWOOD, Agent, Wihterport, years. Staples by Denslow Hall, Monday evening, Apr. Ht-h, sum of ONE HUNDRED DO!.LARS for each of 1st. terest rtf the Basket Ball which Barbados, March 24. Ar, sch. Arthur V. istry Deeds, Book Rage 144, and also in three who resides at Club, they aud every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured the same in Book IsT. children—George B., and a full explanation has been requested S. Woodruff, Cayenne. Registry, Rage 166, convoy- propose to organize soon. The Juniors by the use >f Hai.i/s Catarrh Cure. ed to me. the undersigned, a eeitain of John a resident of 5. Sid, Abner Co- parcel Dissolution of Co-Partners! Monroe, IE, Cincinnati, to avoid misunderstandings. The ladies FRANK J. CHENEY. Capetown, April ship real estate in the town of Troy, in tin- County of will give a reception at the Hall to New York been as whose Grange to me burn, (has reported bounded and described as follows: be- and Mrs. Lydia A. Cummings, home only will dress as ghosts, and will send Sworn before and subscribed in my Waldo, Notice is hcrchv given that tin- the this, 7th of A. bound to Newcastle, N. S. W.). on the line of lot at the south- Seniors, Tuesday loth.... presence, day December, D. 188b. ginning westerly > in Me. He was a of evening, April lately subsisting h.-twcrii Chai!' K M is Rockland, pensioner invitations to the gentlemen, who are Manila, 4. steamer Pills- west corner at a stake at the corner of the Fred Muicli!! a r gone to where h April Ar, Peru, range Llewellyn Wood and Aiiimi S 11- the United States reason of lost Rockland, ! A. W. GLEASON. San Francisco via Honolulu and Yoko- line of lot numbered ten; thence running north- by having requested to be in the hall before 8 J~aT.1 bury, fast, in the County of \\ aldo, uml.it :■ has employment on the electric —— Public. hama for erly to land owned l>y Richard II. Ward; thence remains were railway. Notary Hong Kong. of Harrison, Woo’d & Co., was di-".. 1902, 1>\ mm m internally port ship Luzon, ing from Rogers Corner in to taken to Monroe for interment. assembled. The grand march will begiti directly < n the blood and mucous suriaces of the from X. S. arrived 1st. Troy 1’1>mouth; All debts dec tlit* said partnerst• -|. mi ■■ t-- relatives in town the past week_Carter Park, Xewcastle, W., thence southerly on tin* line of said road to tlie system. Send for testimonials, free. MARINE and till accounts against the >anic w at 8, sharp, for which ;tlie ghosts will MI St’El, I, A NY. south line of said lot, thence westerly on the B. Keene of Washington, D. made his F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. charged at the place of busines- m th« NfJItTII SKARSl'ORT JTKSIS. C., 4. new south line to place of and select the invited by them. At its Bath, April The tive-masted sch. beginning; meaning in said Belfast, where the Pimm. ut mother a visit last will partners Itee soitl by Druggists, 75c. intending to all that land which was con- Luther George lias sold his farm to Irven Hying jveek_It be Cora F. Cressey is to be launched from the convey tinned by the said Amasa S. IP i1 and : conclusion each will aloud Hall’s Pills are the best. 4wll veyed by Benjamin Loud to Edwin to do some on gentleman guess Family of A Small next She Roiindy, by Wood, umler the tirm name <>f IP \\ necessary repairing the roads yard Percy Thursday. deed recorded in \\ aldo of Deeds. Vol- George. the of his If she is Registry Dated at said Belfast, this thud da\ before identity partner. correct, all rigged and will be ready for sea in a ume 14S, 271. and the same much planting is done, because of Rage being premises A. 1). 19(L. < ’ll AS. K HARK Win. H. Nickerson of Belfast was in will furnish the ice cream. If few days after she goes overboard. conveyed ty said Edw in to me, deed the washouts-Mrs. Amanda incorrect, Roundy by AMASA S. II I A I many Burns, SHIP NEWS. Rockland, April 4. The new sch. Kate recorded iii said Registry. Book 173, Rage 110; town last Sunday. this pleasant will devolve upon him. 3W15 I.LKWI l.\N W who has been quite ill, is slowly recovering. duty Feore, Capt. McKellar, from Roekport for and whereas the condition of said mortgage has The will follow the been broken, now, reason of tin* Mrs. Nettie Prescott of Belfast is in town, ....J. D. I.amson has returned unmasking guessing, Curacoa, before reported ashore, has been therefore, by home from breach of the condition thereof, I claim a fore- before the so that examined a who the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorr. where he the winter dancing begins, those POET OF BELFAST. by diver, reports injury closure of said mortgage. WANTED. Milton, Mass., spent The leak was a who find it to dance while mask- light. stopped by diver anil Dated at 1’ittsfield, Maine, this seventh of with his Mrs. Severance_Aiden unpleasant ARRIVED. the day Nickerson of called on daughter, vessel proceeded with cargo. April. A. D. 1902. Kelley Prospect ed will be relieved of this It will ONE HUNDRED TONS OE OI.D made a difficulty. London, April 4. The Iroquois, OR IN I)A SEAVER. Will the s.m his brother, J. S. Nickerson, Whitney business trip to Augusta Apr. 3. Seh. Maggie Boston; ship Capt. pay highest market price, Monday. be ladies’ the Hurley, from New Nov. for By J. VV. Manson, her 3wl5 rubbers. Parties a last Bennett arrived at night, and, reversing usual Lillian, Stonington; Delaware, Rockland. Thompson, York, 22, Attorney. living long distance Tuesday—Percy before ashore at dinner for drivers and teams free. Wallace Harmon has gone to Bangor order, the ladies will buy the dance tickets. Apr. J. Schs. P. M. Bonnie, Burgess, Tsintau, reported Sapis the sheep ranch last Tuesday morning quite after been floated at flood ED. ('LEM I a Isles- Strait, having where he has situation on the electric The list of gentlemen’s names will be found Vinalhaven; Vandalia, Pendleton, Belfast, April 2,1902.—3wl4* unexpectedly. About a hundred sheep and boro. tide, began to leak. She parted her anchor NOTICE. cars. at E. F. and the ladies are and drifted seaward and has not been lambs were received at the ranch Wednes- Staples’ store, April 7. Seh. Nettie Perkins, Tyler, Bos- yet to check the names of those heard of. Her crew was saved. This certifies that I give Fred Miss Hattie Larrabee of was in requested early ton. hereby my son, Prospect day night, sent by Hon. F. P. Bennett of 1. A. Klmes, his time to act and trade for himself. 1 invited. The committee wish it understood SAILED. Darien, Ga., April Sch. Senator Sulli- town last shall claim none of his nor of his FOR week, the guest of Miss Lena Saugus, Mass—The schools in town are to that the invitation is general to all to be van, Boston for Fernandina, which strand- wages pav any RENT 4. debts WILLIAM M. ELMES. and take in the whether Seh. Maggie Hurley, Rockland; ed on near has been George. begin the first Monday in May. Miss Flora present part dance, Apr. F.gg Island, Doboy, Arthur P. Heal. Lillian, Stonington. and Witness, A ter-einent of seven rooms in a desiraP dressed as ghosts or not, and whether re- surveyed it has been recommended that Searsmont. 1902.—3wl5* Mrs. Patch of South Brooks was in town E. Cunningham is to teach in the Marden April 5. Sch. Y andalia, Pendleton, Isles- Me., April l, tion, No. 6 Miller Street. Enquire of ceiving written invitations or not. Those she be stripped as quickly as possible. The W. ! last week her Mrs. Fred Miss boro. GKO. BURK! visiting daughter, Hist., Lily Hutchins at Smitbton and coming simply as will 10 vessel is going to pieces and will be a total Odd Fellows’ i ; W. Smart spectators pay 12_ Miss Orrie Sibley in the Barlow District. cents. Good music will be furnished, and it AMERICAN PORTS. loss. Card of Thanks. Mrs. Wallace Harmon is is hoped that a large attendance will make New 1. Sid, sch. Almeda Rockland, April 4. The new 200-ton sch. employed by Miss Rena Sibley is to teach in Albion. York, April the late Illness and burial of our the affair the success which its ob- N. under process of construction at the south During daugh- Melnot Wentworth as cook at his at worthy Willey, Brunswick; Clifford Carver, Gal- ter wish was favor con- For Sale at"a cottage deserves. marine since last is every anticipated, every Bargain Swan Lake. ject veston ; 2, ar, schs. Grace Davis, Manzanila; railway, Rockland, fall, ferred by kind friends and neighbors. Were it TO A now toward CURE COLD IN ONE DAT Sarah D. J. Rawson, Georgetown, S. C.; 3, being pushed along completion possible we would thank you, but words are That desirable and well located real esi Marshall Nickerson ana Irvin That Beautiful Gloss as as all the men that can be George ar, seh. Geo. B. Ferguson, South Amboy for speedily spared empty and idle and can convey nothing of what the foot of Main street, known as the P a Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All for the work we but we shall ever a are doing quite business sawing wood comes from the varnish in Devon’s Varnish Bangor; sld, schs. Hattie H. Barbour, Phil- can dO. Business has been feel, bear grateful remem- Lane wharf property, will be sold low t. with their refund the if it fairly brisk lines so brance of your many acts of kindness. the estate. of horse-power wood-sawing mar druggists money fails to Floor costs fi cents more a delphia; Herald, Crandall, Fla.; Thelma, along repair lately, that Inquire Paint; quart, much work has not R. B. LOWE. N F. Execute chine. cure. E.W. Grove's on each box Sold J. W. Jones. 5, Manuel been done on the new HOUSTON, Signature though. by Brunswick; cld, ship Llaguno, craft. Iwlfi D. A. LOWE. Belfast, December 19,1900.—51t