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VOLUME 21. HALLO WELL, ME., SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1898. NUMBER 15
“ FOR VALOR.” “ Were you so frightened about the AN IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT. Western world. “The defeat of the but on his deathbed he declared that his baby?” she asked. Invincible Armada,” says Mr. Fiske, act was the result of misrepresentation Spring and Summer There never was an eight-year-old Miss Janet was a friend of Allan’s When Mr. Seward, at the very height “ was the opening event in the history and was therefore null and void. This boy who found so many things to be and moreover was the sort of a person of the debate on the slavery question, of the United States. It was the event restored his act intended to make his afraid of as Allan Brent. His brothers to whom yon find it easy to tell things, declared that the struggle between the which made all the rest possible.” daughter Isabella his heir. When Ferd and sisters laughed at him, his father so he confessed how afraid he was of two principles of freedom and slavery The awful blight which has fallen inand died Maria Christina was reigning gravely shook his head, and even his the dog, but how he had tried to be wa9 an “ irrepressible conflict,” he upon Spain and slowly but surely as Queen Regent and the little girl Isa mother called him a dear little coward, brave. clarified the whole situation. To a sapped the forces of her life, has rested bella was the heir apparent, just as SUITS AND OVERCOATS, but though he wras ashamed of himself, She looked rather puzzled as she patted great many reluctant minds he brought upon every one of her colonies. One Maria Christina reigns in the name of and often determined to be brave, his the plump hand. “I ;nn glad you tried home the unwelcome truth that, while by one those colonies have shaken off'a the little boy known as Alfonso XIII. compromise might postpone the final fears always proved stronger than his to be brave,” she said, “ but 1 don’t rule which became intolerable. Since The brother of Ferdinand, usually resolutions. There really seemed no know how you could have seen a dog on collision for a time, collision was the present trouble began, the Spaniards known as Don Carlos, but who indulged ALL LATEST STYLES and PATTERNS help for it till one afternoon when his the porch, for Dion went to the country inevitable; the two systems could not have assumed that they had the chival in the uame and title at home of Carlos father sent him with a message to his last week.” co-exist; one must destroy the other. rous instincts of gentlemen and that we Maria Isidor de Borbon-y-Borbon, in uncle, Professor Brent. Allan wras so certain that they went to For the same reason, the war between were a race of sordid traders bent only fant of Spain, entered his protest before I PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. While the professor wrote a note in the side door to look, and when he this country and Spain was inevitable. upon money-making. As a matter of the death of Ferdinand against all the reply, Allan’s attention was attracted by peeped cautiously out, there was Doctor It has been long foreseen; it has been fact, history can show no more appalling proceedings setting aside the Salic law a small object on the library table. It Marvin’s big bearskin rug thrown down postponed from time to time; but it could chapter of greed, cruelty and incom admitting the female line, and declared was a Maltese cross of bronze attached to air. not be avoided. To those most reluctant petence than the government of Spain himself the heir-apparent to the throne ASK TO SEE OUR LINE OF to a faded red ribbon. On the cross Allan’s face grew very red and his to have recourse to the ancient bar on this continent. It has been one of Spain. Immediately on the death of was a crown and a lion, and beneath eyes filled with ferr^ after all he had barism of war, there has come recogni prolonged carnival of theft and op Ferdinand the northern provinces of $7.77 S U IT S . these a scroll, on which were some let not been brave! tion of the fact that between the pression ; a systematic robbery of de Spain arose and declared for King ters. Allan was trying to make them Miss Janet wouldn’t let him run away civilization of the two countries no fenceless people without giving even Charles, as he was styled, and these peo out, when his uncle looked over hjs as he wanted to do, T ut kept him and division of the North American world the semblance of decent government ple were called Carlists, a name which shoulder and asked, “Can you read it?” comforted him, and finally heard all was possible, and that with a country in exchange. Corruption has eaten the continues to exist. Those who adhered “ For V-a-l-o-r,” spelled Allan. about the Victoria Cross. so blind to the movement of modern heart outjof Spanish administration,from to the existing government, the govern “ Yes, for Valor,” said the professor. “ You were brave in spite of the funny history as Spain there was no other the Covernors-General down to the ment of the Queen Regent, were popu “ Do you know what that means?” mistake,” she said. “ aad you will have method of settlement than war. most obscure custom-honse official. It larly called Christinos. “ To be brave?” another opportunity sometime, so don’t In this conflict the men of to-day are is reported on good authority that the The cause of Don Carlos, dear to the “Yes; courage; bravery; and this be discouraged.” Allan went home moved by historic forces which they did Spanish army in Cuba sell their arms to Spanish heart as standing for bigotry One-Price Cash Clothier, medal is what is called a Victoria Cross; feeling a little consoled, though still not set in motion and which they could the insurgents; that that same army is and despotism, seemed at one time like you see the V just below the clasp. rather grieved. not escape. The war now being waged half starved because the money for its ly to triumph, but was betrayed by one It once happened during a war with Miss Janet knew tie professor very is the end of the campaign which sustenance stops in the pockets of the of its Generals, Morotto. Don Carlos 141 WATER ST., GARDINER, MAINE. India, when a town held by the English well and from her he had the story. The began in the reign of Queen Elizabeth; 10apr98 officials; that gunnery practice is prac fled from Spain, and in 1844 abdicated was besieged, that one of the ammuni result was that he we «t to see his little it is the last act in the great drama tically unknown in the Spanish navy in favor of his son, the second Don tion wagons exploded. They had but a nephew a few day9 lat >r. which stirred the world when little Eng HEADQUARTERS FOR for the same reason. Everywhere cor Carlos. Cabrerea invaded Spain in scanty store at best, and there was great “ I have a favor to ask of you,” he land faced the immense power of Spain ruption has bred incompetency, unreadi 1849, but he neglected his, former prac danger that the flames would spread to said, “I am going sway for several on the high seas, and English pluck, ness, moral paralysis. There are noble tice of murdering and mutilating his Granite and Marble Monuments the other wagons, and to make matters weeks and I want yon to take care of skill, and audacity nobly dared and won, Spaniards, but they are the victims of prisoners, and his efforts were not sup worse, the enemy turned their guns the Victoria Cross for lie.” as did American pluck, skill, and conditions which have become chronic; ported with the former enthusiasm. Tablets and Headstones. against the spot to keep any one from Allan’s face glowed with pleasure. audacity at Manila. Between Anglo- there are brave Spaniards, but they are The second Don Carlos attempted to en approaching. “You see” the professor continued, Saxon and Spanish civilization there is helpless in the coils of universal mis ter Spain in 1848 and again in 1860, The lives of helpless women and child “ I think you were tru y brave the other an irrepressible conflict. The differences management and greed. when he was arrested and signed a re All kinds of Cemetery Work Done Neatly ren depended on that ammunition, and day. It is a very common experience are not merely in habit, dress, and Spain has been driven step by step off nunciation of his claims of the Spanish and Promptly. !@) Prices Right. yet it seemed as though nothing could be that the things we are ifraid of turn ont taste; they are divergences of principle this continent because her misgovern- throne. The present pretender is the done to save it, when a young officer to be quite harmless, r > I want you to so fundamental that they cannot co raent has been intolerable even to men third Don Carlos, grandson of the first, Tablets and Monuments, Granite or Marble, Cleaned with splendid courage dashed forw <1, keep ovi trying, and erhaps the cross exist in the same quarter of the globe. of her own race: she is now to be •1 son of Doit .Tn ' He has made ~cv- at Lowest Prices, All Work Guaranteed Jt'trst- Class. and while the shot from six cannon ,-11 will help von to Tb* il'va civilizations are mmuaih e ?- at' off- {.< o' ihrow the govern- *.v. v.v.v.v.;. apiin8 around him, he tore tnt.,„ >f Spain, the Dost formidable be- mass and extinguis in m» « 10, Ssniu-r urtil 1876. WILLIAM TREGEHBO, ing on earth an# ' .. Jai oe, n ho is described as de- he was not ert*n uc went 10 bed that ni^ht he saiu, ••>ou the.1 wry nature to close in a death mittent straggle, the civilization of sirous or mixing in Spanish affairs as 94 Water St., Hallowell. For this heroic deed he was given the need not stay with u:e mamma, I am struggle. repression succumbs to the civilization head of the Carlists, is the son of the Victoria Cross, which is presented to not going to be afraid of the dark any That struggle began when America of freedom and progress. The great third Don Carlos. English soldiers and seamen who per more.” was discovered, and it will be ended conflict into which the English and It is a noticeable fact in Spanish his form some deed of valor in the presence “ Very wei.', dear, I am glad to hear only when the last Spanish official leaves Dutch threw themselves with such tory that no real curse ever permanently of the enemy. it,” she answered, a good deal surprised, the shore of the New World. Martin desperate courage the United States will departs from Spain. One of the perma That young officer was my uncle, and and turning out the light she left him. Luther nailed his thesis on the door of bring to a conclusion. At last the nent afflictions of Spain is what may be New Designs s would have been your great-uncle, if he Going back some fifteen minutes later of the church at Wittenburg in the same irrepressible connict is being fought out; termed Carlism. In no other country is were living, and his name like yonrs and she found him asleep, bat as she bent year in which Spanish troopers were and when it is ended there will a lasting such a party as the Carlist possible. It mine, was x\llan Brent. When he died, over him to draw up the cover he stirred exploring and conquering Central Amer peace.— The Outlook. is a party willing to shed its blood for a the cross was left to me, his namesake, a little and murrnurec, drowsily, “For ica. In the struggle for religious and government of the worst type of -P" in Wall Papers and I count it one of my treasures. Valor.”—Mary Leonard, in Portland and civil freedom which the Reforma THE CARLISTS OF SPAIN. the 14th century. There have been Don’t you think you and I should be Transcript. tion inaugurated, Spain stood for merci many Carlist risings, and they are per proud of our name and try to be worthy less and arbitrary suppression of free Who the Carlists Are and What They Stand For. petually expected.— Kansas City Star. Lower than Ever for Cash. of it?” WELL BEGUN, HALF DONE. dom of faith, worship, action and His uncle was called away for a mo thought. The implacable bigotry of the The talk of Carlist risings in Spain, SOME PECULIAR TREE CLIMBERS. ment and while he was gone Allan held There is no place where this old adage Spanish priest has left an indelible and particularly the rumor that the The average boy in this country learns the cross in his hand, whispering under applies with more truth and force than image on the memory of Christendom. person known as Don Jaime de Bour to climb a tree by locking his arms and Stock Larger and Designs Handsomer than we have ever his breath, “For Valor,” his heart beat in the preparation of land for crops. England and the Low Countries fought bon proposes to put himself at the head carried before. ing fast at the thought of the wonderful If the work is not well done the result not for their existence alone; they of the Carlist party, may incite a curios legs around the trunk, and then by a series of upward wiggles, resembling courage of the other Allan Brent. He is far-reaching, for it shows upon every waged a war for humanity. All the ity to know who the Carlists are and period of growth during the season tne motions of an inch-worm in the act thought about it all the evening, wonder dearest interests of the race were in what they stand for in Spain. Ferdi and is most marked at the time of of crawling, he draws himself along a ing if he could ever do anything their keeping; and nobly did they guard nand V., who came to the throne of Paints and Oils. Window Shades. harvest. few inches at a time until the top is brave. Jt matters not what the crop may be, the spiritual and civil life of the future. Spain after the earth had settled from reached. This is not only slow but ex As he came in the gate from school it must be planted in the proper way The heroic figure of Drake stands out, the Napoleonic earthquake, married for hausting work, and in the end it oper the next day, his mother called to him: and when the soil is in good condition despite his faults, like a minister of his fourth wife, Maria Christina, daugh- or it will never be as good as it might ates considerably against the popularity C. BEALE & CO., Augusta. “ Allan run as fast as you can to Doctor light against the relentless and saturnine of the King of Naples, a sister of the have been. of this sport. Marvin’s and ask him to come at once to There is no use in hurrying a crop genius of Philip II. Duchess de Berri and niece of Queen But there are many other ways to Mrs. Brown’s. The baby is very ill. 1 into the ground as soon as possible after In that struggle for the right to live, Maria Amelie, wife of King Lonis climb a tree, and as tree climbing is es saw the doctor drive past a few minutes spring opens unless tiie soil is in a fit breathe, think and worship, England Philippe of France. Ferdinand, always sential to the development of the re ago, so I am sure he is at home.” condition to work. The only object in and the Low Countries fought against a miserable creature, like most Spanish plowing is to loosen the soil and sources of many countries it is interest Allan put his school-bag on the step great odds. Spain had the treasuries of monarchs, became more miserable after crumble it in as many pieces as possible, ing to note some of the methods. Even TABER, CAREY & REID, and ran off, but when he reached the and the harrow is used to supplement the New World at her hand, and she his fourth marriage. He fell complete in our own land telegraph and telephone house, which was only half a block away the work of the plow. It does not add set the New World against the Old. ly under the domination of his handsome, AGENTS FOR linemen have to climb trees for a living, he found a card tacked over the bell, in the least to tne plant food in the When she was driven out of the energetic, ambitious and thoroughly un soil to plow, harrow and cultivate it. Netherlands in 1609, she had already and a peculiar invention has been made which read, “ Go to side door.” The plant food is there, but unless the principled wife. for them. The sharp spikes that they Ho walked down the steps very slow ground is pulverized i* is locked up as taken from this continent hundreds of Queen Maria Christina was determined attach to their legs probably enable them “Orient” Bicycle, ly ; a battle had begun inside of him; securely as if hidden in a vault For millions in gold and silver, and had that the crown of Spain should descend to ascend a tree or telegraph pole as easi for to reach this door it was necessary this reason the finer the soil the better spent the greater part of it in the futile to her family. But governing the de ly as any human climbers in the world; the crop, because the feeder roots of the endeavor to annihilate Protestanism, but their device is not by any means as One of the Best Machines on the market. The model for to go through a certain gate behind scent was the decree of Philip V., which ingenious as some employed by savages. plant can get at a larger amount of and with it civil find religious liberty. 1898 contains the same superior workmanship that has gained which lived a big dog, of which he was plant food in fine soil than in one that had been law in Spain for 120 years In tropical America where the tall terribly afraid. is lumpy. The great English sailors saw early that and which declared that no woman palms and cocoanuts yield their fruit so many friends in the past. Call and see it- He glanced at the windows but no Water is the most important agent in the only way to destroy the power of could reign in Spain while there lived a fifty to seventy feet above the ground, conveying food to any plant, and in Spain was to destroy the sources of her expert tree climbers become important one was in sight. That poor baby— male descendant of Philip I’/. In de accessories to the business communities. lumpy ground the air has such free revenue, and it is to the foresight as mamma had said it was very sick. He play that it deprives the soil of water fault of male heirs from the marriage of Long ago the natives of these southern GOOD LINE OF FISHING TACKLE. went to the gate and looked through— until there is not sufficient left to supply well as courage of such men as Drake Ferdinand Y. and Maria Christina, the countries adopted a method that is still yes, there on the porch he could see the needs of the plant, while a fine soil that the English-speaking peoples in all lawful successor under the decree of employed with considerable success. A rope is passed around the tree and the Dion’s brown coat; then something holds the water like a sponge, allowing parts of the world to-day largely owe Philip V. was Don Carlos, Ferdinand’s only the surplus that is not needed to their freedom and their prosperity body just above the waist and securely seemed to whisper, “ For Valor,” and brother. As it turned out, the first tied in a short circle. The native then 269 Water Street, Augusta, Me. escape. The indomitable Admiral “singed the ljan98 the thought that he must not be un Heat plays an important part in child born to this couple was a girl, Isa plants his bare feet against the trunk of worthy of his name gave him sudden vegetable life and the soil must he warm King of Spain’s beard” on both sides bella, who, fourteen months later, was the tree and begins the ascent. courage. He softly pushed the gate before seeds will germinate. They will of the continent, and his name became a followed by a sister. Even before the -The success of this method depends start with a heat that is too low for terror in that far Pacific which had upon holding the body rigidly, at a cer open and made a dash for the kitchen birth of Isabella, the Queen Maria Chris tain angle from the tree, and always their best growth, but a plant that until his coming been like an inland sea 12-QUART GALYANIZED IRON door, which he thought offered the best starts in a soil that is too cold starts tina began a movement for the setting keeping the rope tight. By degrees the chance of escape from the dog. with such a small stock of vitality of Spain. aside of the law of Philip V. rope is worked upward as the climber “For the land’s sake,” cried Patsy the that it never becomes a rampant grower, Out of that deadly conflict Spain Ferdinand for a considerable period takes one step in advance. The man cook, as the door flew open and a small fit to produce a large return to the emerged crippled and maimed. The resisted, but yielded at last, and on April goes up quite rapidly by a series of side planter. Dutch had taken her Eastern possessions, jerks, which every moment seems to frightened boy tumbled in. 6, 1830, ordered that an incomplete de threaten him with a mishap. It takes The secret of success in farming is to and the English had secured the condi Only S3 Cents It happened that Miss Janet, the doc be ready when the time comes to do the cree by Charles IV., in 1789, which ap long experience to enable one to ascend tions necessary for English supremacy kVrt.T.rt.VA.T. tor’s sister, was there giving some or necessary work in the most thorough peared to repeal the Salic law, should a tree in this way. The native children ders, and it was she who soothed his ex manner.—Farmer's Voice. on the American continent. For the be publish 3d and made perpetual. All are taught the art of climbing when very young, and they seem to take to it as fate of America hung in the balance the Bourbons protested, and the King SWIFT & TURNER, citement and after sending off the doctor, when the Armada sailed; if Philip had naturally as an American boy does to Men and medicines are judged by what endeavored to undo his action by what made him rest a few minutes in her sit they do. The great cur^s by Hood’s Sarsa crushed England, no English-speaking swimming.— George Ethelbert Walsh in 193 WATER STREET, - - AUGUSTA, MAINE. ting room. parilla give it a good name everywhere. | colony would have been planted in the was called the “decree of derogation,” The Advance.
t HALLOA YELL REGISTER—SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1898
HALLOWELL REGISTER. WASHINGTON LETTER. that they are going right ahead prepar GLADSTONE DEAD. MEMORIAL DAY. (*) Q) Q) (*)'(*)'(*) (*) (V) <*) Q) Q) Q) ing the printed blanks that will be P u b l i s h e d S a t u r d a y s May 16, 1898. needed in distributing the bonds. The Right Hon. Wm. Ewart Gladstone, Members of John B. Hubbard Post, No. —AT— provisions for issuing $150,000,000 in England’s grand old man, died at his 20, will hold a special meeting Monday eve If either Admiral Sampson, with his ning next to complete plans for observance SHIRT W HISTS! 1 5 8 W ater St., H a I lowelI, Me. home Thursday last. American read fleet fresh from the destruction of the greenbacks, and for issuing $42,000,000 of Memorial Day. ers are familiar with his political work, Spanish fortification in the harbor of San in silver certificates in advance of the The oration will be delivered Monday eve $ 1 .6 0 per Y ear in A dvance. coinage of the seigniorage on the silver for he was four times Prime Minister of A F ine L in e of Teem s Juan, Porto Rico, or Commodore ning, May 30, at Wilson Hall, by Rev. C. 4 $ 1 .7 6 after Six M onths. Schley, with his flying squadron which bullion owned by the government, are England; but a sketch of his life will be Everett Bean, of Stroudwater. not likely to be in the bill when it be read with interest. The memorial sermon will be given Sunday W. F, MARSTON , edito r and Pr o p ’R. is itching for a chance to distinguish it evening, May 29, by Rev. D. E. Miller, at STYUSfl WAISTS—This Season’? Good?. self, can meet and fight the Spanish comes a law. The late Right Hon. William Ewart Hon, W. J. Bryan, the recent demo the M. E. church. Hour, 7.30. Cape Verde fleet, the end of the war Gladstone, M. P. P.C. was the fourth son All ex-soldiers and sailors are cordially 33c., 44c., 79c., $1.29 and $1.49. cratic candidate for President, shows will be in sight. There is no doubt that HARRISON’S VIEW OF THE WAR. of the late Sir John Gladstone, Bart, of Fasque county, lvincardino, N. B., a invited to take part in all the exercises—both Crochet Cotton (Silk Crochet) in all colors, 4c. the stuff lie is made of, by raising a either Sampson or Schley can crush the Memorial Sunday and Memorial Day. In regiment of Nebraska volunteers the Ex-President Harrison is considered a well known merchant of Liverpool, and Side Combs, 5, 7, 8, 9, and 10 cent per pair. Spanish fleet, if they can only get at It, was born there, December, 29, 1809. vitations are to be extended to the ladies of Pompadour Combs, only 12c. colonelcy of which has been tendered by but there is a doubt about their getting conservative and safe statesman. No He was educated at Eton and Christ John B. Hubbard Relief Corps, No. 59. to the Governor. at it. This Spanish fleet has been play mblic clamor ever kept him from the church, Oxford, and graduated in 1831. the City Government, to the Uniform Rank Muslin Dress Goods, regular price, 12 l-2c., only, 9c. ing now-you-see-it and now-you-don’t- line of duty. Since his return to private He entered parliament in 1832, and was K. of P., to the children of the public Cambric Lining, 3c. The question of Hawaiian annexation life he has borne himself with becoming appointed to a junior lordship of the schools, and to the Hallowoll Fire Depart see-it. It is now thought to be trying to treasury in 1835. The revision of the Paper, letter size, 24 sheets, 24 envelopes in box, ruled, 5, 9, and 10c assumes an altogether different aspect dignity. Seldom has he spoken on pub ment. get to Cuba without fighting either of tariff in 1842 was almost entirely the re Envelopes, 2, 3, and 5 cents bunch. with war on our hands. As a needed An abundance of flowers will make it pos our big fleets. If it succeeds, the war lic questions, fearing the public expres sult of his energy and industry. sible for our people to contribute very gener Writing Paper to match, very cheap. boon of supplies, the island would form sion of his views might be misconstrued. In 1843, Mr. Gladstone succeeded the will be considerably prolonged, and that ously to the work of decoration of graves. Crepe Paper, only 10c. a roll. a most important link with the unlooked is evidently what Spain desires, in the When, however, he has consented to an Earl of Ripon as president of the Board for possesion of the Philippine Islands. interview or made a public address, his of Trade, but resigned that office early Neck Ties, New Bows, silk, 17c. ope that if the war is prolonged some in 1845. LOUDON HILL NOTES. utterances have been read with interest 5 papers Needles, assorted size, only 2c. The boys themselves have the power other European power or powers will He left the Conservative party in 1851 by his fellow countrymen. Last week and in 1852 was appointed to the chan Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stearns went to Port to close the cigarette business. In Wat- get mixed up in it. Owing to the snpe- at (he camp where the 5,000 Indiana cellorship of the exchequer. He held land Wednesday and returned Thursday. New Goods are coming in every day both in erville, the anti-cigarette league, com ior speed of the vessels composing the volunteers were assembled. Mr. Harri that position for several cabinets. On Mrs Abbie Brown, of Augusta, was the Fancy Goods and Millinery. posed of some boys of that city, has, it Spanish fleet, they will have their choice the resignation of Mr. Disraeli’s minis son spoke to them as follows: guest of Mrs. S. J. Fairbrother Sunday. is reported, succeeded in stopping the of running should they be met by either try in December, 1868, Mr. Gladstone -“Yrou have a trained and organized Mr. Vincent Huntington went to Cobbos- sale of cigarettes. No cigarettes are of our fleets. The most formidable succeeded that statesman as first lord of militia a great advantage over the volun the treasury. In August, 1873, imme seecontee Wednesday. C. H. OLDHAM. fighters in both our fleets—the monitors being sold there and would-be users are teers of 1861-62. Our foes now are not, and battleships—are too slow to keep up diately after the close of the session, Mr. Ernest Williamson spent the day at obliged to look elsewhere for a supply. thank God, those of our own household. the cabinet was considerably remodeled. LORD BLOCK, .... HALLOWELL. with the Spanish fleet, if it desires to That was a war for the life of the Union; Mr. Gladstone assuming the chancellor home Sunday. A sad accident occurred at Gardiner, run away without fighting. It is only a this is a war for humanity. That for ship of the treasury. Miss Jennie Clifford, of Waterville, is (*)(*)(*)(*) (*) Q) Q) (*)~Q) (*) (*) 0 )S 3 § 3 S § ® <3>
PERSONAL NOTES. THE FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, long strings of stove pipe. The basement Royal makes the food pare, HALLOWELL. was divided by a solid brek wall, the west STATIONERY, all styles, wholesome and delicious. Mas. Fred J. Small, of Bath, has been half of which was finished for vestry, the the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. F. Marston, Historical Sketch and a Chapter of floor being slanted in amphitheatre style, BLANK BOOKS, all styles, Reminiscences. and furnished with solid plank settees. F. Mortimer IIow'e , son of the late Frank The east half was used as a meat market. Howe, of this city, has been commissioned, SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT LOW PRICES JUDGE A. D. KNIGHT. The occupant, being a bachelor, boarded to recruit a band for the First Maine himself and did most of his cooking on regiment. Twenty-five adult persons, having a Sundays, the smell from which ascending religious faith in accordance with the pre One of the Finest Lines of Confectionery in Miss J osephine J ew ett, of South into the church above became an appetizer vailing doctrine of the early church, on the Gardiner, has been the guest this week of for the audience before the preacher had the city. Try some. A prl8,’98 eighth day of May, A. D. 1842, met at City her aunt, Mrs. S. C. McKenney. reached his ninthly. Hall, Hallowell, and adopted the Constitu The outside of the church was plain. On to be rid of, because bad blood is STONE & AINDJERSON, Fred E mery Beane attended the ses tion, Articles of Faith and Covenant of the the breeding place of disfiguring sions of the Grand Lodge, K. of P., in the front was a|run of steps extending from First Universalist church of Hallowell; side to side, in immitation of those of and dangerous diseases. Is your Portland Wednesday. He was accompanied twenty-three of whom were baptized by blood bad ? It is if you Agents American Express Company. by Knights Frank Atkins, Geo. Willis Pilate’s house in Jerusalem. Up high above are immersion and two by affusion. The ser the outer doors, extending from side to side, plagued by pimples or bothered by J. F. Stearns and Edward Barker. . vices at the recognition were: prayer by in block letters of the size of two feet and boils, if your skin is blotched by We shall be pleased to show you our stock of Rev. C. W. Mellen, sermon by Rev. Giles Mrs. J. M. Robinson returned Wednes color of gold, was inscribed “Universalist eruptions or your body eaten by day from a visit with friends in Biddeford. Bailey, right hand of fellowship by Rev. Ohapel.” sores and ulcers. You can have Ladies’ Underflannels, William A. Drew, sacrament administered Forty years ago the east half of the good blood, which is plre blood, if Miss L. M. Staples, Superintendent of by Rev. W. A. Drew assisted by Rev. Giles the Maine Industrial Schools, has been in basement where the meat market was, and you want it. You elm be rid of -ALSO- POWDER Bailey. all the land south of the church where our Absolutely Pure Bristol this week, returning home Wednes The following September the First Uni pimples, boils, blotches, sores and day. vestry stands, was owned by the Metcalf ulcers. How ? By the use of Hosiery of all kinds for Men, Women versalist parish of Hallowell was formed heirs, who were desirous to realize on it. Mr. J ames L. Mouse, of Tempe, and subscription book opened to erect a The Free Baptists being about to erect a and Children. Arizona, who is spending the summer in church building, which memorable event in church, on learning of the condition of the Maine, called on his brother, A. F. Morse, its history is the occasion of this celebration, Universalist parish, attempted to purchase Ayer’s Saturday last. Mr. Morse went west 10 which we trust is alike creditable to the the Metcalf’s rnterest and a majority of the ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK. years ago. He started lumbering, but now society worshiping here and complimentary pew-owners’ and get possession of the conducts a large ranch. to the lialf-century-ago founders “ who church. LUNT & BRANN, builded better than they knew.” The parish had ever held a firm faith Sarsaparilla A. D. 1843 the present building was The Ladies’ Relief Corps will hold a whereby it recognized God: but just at this ^Socat AlToles. erected and Rev. N. Gunnison was called to It is the radical remedy for all dis 164 Water St., Hallowell, Me. Imay98 Picnic Supper Friday evening, May 27th. juncture it had a very urgent reason to the pastorate. For a few years after Mr. eases originating in the blood. The ladies will utilize the time in making recognize woman. As services in the church Gunnison’s resignation the church was Read the evidence : Memorial Day wreaths. All are invited. had lapsed for nearly ten years, yet during Comuieucing June 1, the Maine Central closed, and reopened again in 1858, through “ Ayer’s Sarsaparilla was recommended will sell Round Trip Tickets to Boston, all these years a few Marthas and Marys had to me by my physician as a blood purifier. BICYCLES FOR 1898 Supt. Taylor, of the Electric Road has the efficient aid of the Ladies’ Circle, en sewed and had used their needles so that, good for 30 days, fo< $0.90. decided to close up the Maple street waiting gaging Rev. Giles Bailey, of Gardiner, and When I began taking it I had boils all over having accumulated the munificent sum of my body. One bottle cured me.”—Bonnes apr23 Mr. O. W. Ridley, of South Gardiner, room on account of abuse of its privileges by Rev. R. A. Ballou, of Augusta, who $400, they purchased the Metcalf heirs’ Craft, Wesson, Miss. was in the city Thursday, the guest of certain individuals. It would be better to alternated in holding a five o’clock service, “After six years’ suffering from blood interest and saved the church. I wish just poison, I began taking Ayer’s Sarsapa HERMES, - $40 & $50 Engineer Frank Howard, of Johnson Bros. punish the said individuals and keep the as in those days all clergymen were preach here to say that if any heroine should be room open. ing two sermons each Sunday in their own rilla, and although I have used only three It is a noteworthy fact that the only deaths canonized a saint by our parish, that heroine bottles of this great medicine, the sores churches. When clergymen could not be ACORN, $50. PARK FLYER, $28. in the W. C. T. U. organization have A crew of some 50 Hungarians arrived in should be our late Mrs. Miner. have nearly all disappeared.” —A. A. Man obtained lay-services were conducted by Ladies and Gents. occurred this last year; both Mrs. Rowell and town Thursday to commence work on the The parish now being in possession, ning, Houston, Texas. ____ Samuel T. Cannon, James G. King and Mrs. Baker were charter members. Water Works. Middle street will be their finished a small vestry in the basement and first base of operations. The crew will be Mrs. E. S. Decker, which were well appre opened a Sunday School, which has con A. S. Chadbourne is making extensive Hallowell High School, Also a Warranted Bicycle for $25.00. augmented by any Hallowell workmen who ciated by those hungering souls. A social tinued until the present time. improvements on his residence at corner of wish to take up the pick and shovel. Con conference followed the reading of excellent Soon after a weekly prayer and conference Union and Middle streets, and will probably MAY 21. 1898. ______A. F. MOUSE & S O N . tractor Taylor is with his men. sermons. These lay-services were held in meeting was held in the vestry which repaint. The house has been shingled, new the morning—in the afternoon all would Gr a c e K a t o n , ’98. The Republican caucus for the choice of continued until absorbed by the Y. P. C. U. E d ito rs: walks laid, and other repairs made. meet as a Bible class with Mr. King, One of our excellent pastors has remarked H e l e n Cl e a r w a t e r , 1900. delegates to the State, County and District E m k ey B e a n e , 1901. The Saturday evening caucus in Oakland teacher. Mr. King, a native of Scotland, in my hearing that those meetings in that Lettuce, Radishes, Strawberries, Convention# will be held Tuesday, May 24, indicated a good deal of opposition to the was a faithful Christian Universalist. little vestry were the happiest of his life. School N otes. at 7.30. Six delegates and six alternates will January 1859, the Ladies’ Circle purchased regime of County Attorney Ileselton and be chosen for each convention. The Parish commenced holding meetings Sheriff McFadden. The County Republi of the Metcalf heirs the basement of the with a typo from the Gospel Banner office Mr. Charles Braun was a caller at the Everything in the Market. church and the lot of land south. % High School Friday afternoon. cans ought to be sharp enough to see that The High School boys captured the first reading a sermon from the Banner. That m ay 16 that opposition is widespread, if not as game on the new field Wednesday afternoon During the winter of 1859 Rev. J. W. young man is now Dr. Safford, editor of the Miss Susie Philbrook, 1900, has gone to radically expressed. with the Gardiner High School boys, in a Hanson was pastor. April 1859, a two days’ Sunday School Helper. her home in Yinal Haven. Special Sale Saturday, May 21, 600 Baskets of game resulting 10 to'0 in their favor. The religious conference of much interest was Since then the parish has gone on with Miss Alice Cottle, ’99, will not be able to St. Com. Field will continue his macada held in the church. Four clergymen were mised road on the Plains to the Augusta luck seemed to be mostly with the home forward and backward movements like the finish this term’s work on account of Strawberries, 3 for 25 c. team, but a strong outfield took care of all present—the pastor, Rev. Giles Bailey, of children of Israel in the wilderness. The sickness. line. The large amount of grout used is all Gardiner, Rev. II. A. Ballou, Augusta, and This will be a goofl time for purchasing berries to preserve. furnished without expense to the city by the work given them. Stanley, of the Gardiner great object of the worship has been to make Miss Helen Maddox, ’97, made us a call Rev. C. II. Moor, of Portland. the members wiser, better and consequently Hallowell Granite Works. team, played an excellent game. Wednesday afternoon. Italian Groceries and. Confectioneries. June, 1859, Oscar F. Salford, a student of happier, to soothe the unhappy, to sympa The *‘Ad-here” Club was entertained The Senior class have chosen Robert The boys who have rolled the roller and Canton, N. Y., Theological School, was thize with their misfortunes, to compas Wednesday evening by Miss Lulie Clary, the Anderson for marshal at Graduation. U1X WATER STREET, otherwise contributed to the new ball field, engaged to preach for four months, the sionate their miseries, to restore peace to president of the club. The club was in S . JYZEtA.TRA. HALLOWELL, MAINE. will soon be enjoying the same. The High Sunday School was then organized and troubled minds, has been the grand aim in The Base Ball Nine have their new suits School Nine will shortly appear in new possession of its tennis couit Wednesday weekly prayer meetings were held at private view—ever endeavoring to he guided by the and feel very fine in them. They have such suits, with the determination to play good afternoon, and hopes to enjoy many games residences. June 1861, the church being in unerring principle of Di’ i;u Truth. an effect upon them that they beat the ere the close of the season. The following ball. a dilapidated condition, an effort was made Some 40 years ago a y< u man came to G. H. S. 10 to 0 Wednesday afternoon. A New Departure ! are members of the club: Miss Lulie Clary, to unite with the Unitarian society. Osma Sumner ’Of, a ealW .fhp '**' t* °mnn < lerk of the School TTallovrell from T.lvw’wi * 8 no pns
TEMPERANCE COLUMN^ Maine has more money in the savings bank per capita than any State in the Steam ^ Carpet A NEW ORDER OF THINGS ! Maine Central Railroad. STATE HEADQUARTERS: Union, because the money that would Arrangement of Trains in Effect have gone for drink has gone into the And we have an abundance of NEW, November 10,18 .97. 150 Free Street, Portland. savings bank. Cleaning. Until further notice trains will leave Hallowell as ftr NATIONAL OFFICERS DESIRABLE GOODS, selling at Up- lows : Acting President, Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, Portland, Me. Going W est—6.35 A. M. for Lewiston, Farming- Let the church bell go, if our town to-date Prices. ton, Phillips, Rockland, Portland, Boston. Montreal Cor. Secretary, Mrs. Katherine L. Stevenson. D. F. SOMES & CO and Chicago; 10.10 A. M for Lewiston, Farmington, Office: The Tem ple, Chicago, III. and city councils will in compensation Phillips, Rangeley, Bath, Rockland, Portland, Boston, Rec. Secretary, Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, Portland, Me. Take ’pleasure in announcing that they Montreal and Toronto; 3.41 P. M. for Lewiston, Bath, Ass’t Rec. Secretary, Mrs. Clara C. Hoffman, erect a belfry on every public hall and have opened the STEAM CARPET CLEAN Portland and Boston; *11,07 F. M. night Pullman for Kansas City, Mo. We have Three well-stocked Stores, Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston. Sundays only. Treasurer, Mrs. Helen M. Barker, Office : ring the curfew every night at eight. ING WORKS and respectfully solicit the patronage of the public. 11.40 A .M . J ■” The Temple, Chicago, 111 and are confident we can fill orders for Going E ast—* 1.35 A. M. night Pullman for Skow We doubt not that diligent inquiry at hegan, Belfast, Dexter, Dover, Foxcroft, Greenville CITY OFFICERS. Carpets Cleaned and Returned states’ prisons would reveal that the P rom ptly. Bangor, Bucksport, Bar Harbor, Aroostook County, St. President. M r s. C. F. P arsons Stepheu, St. John; 9.03 A M. for Waterville Skowhe- gan, Belfast, Bangor; 9.10A. M. Sundays only to Bangor; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr s . W. H. P e r r y pathway to crime and vice were dis PRICES: Ingrains, 2c. a yard; Brussels. Meetings: The first and third Thursdays in each 1.08 P. M. for W aterville, Bangor, B ar H arbor, Vancebo m onth. covered after darkness in some early year joy. Every woman is not so situated that 4c., Velvets 5c. Rugs 3c., to $1.00each. ro, St. Stephen, Houlton, Woodstock and St. John; 2.46 EINF GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, P. M. Sundays only for Bangor; 3.30 P. M. for Skow- jtyT he Reform Club and Gospel Temperance meet before the age of twelve If, therefoie she can be an interesting invalid, or rather, ings are held every Sunday afternoon at five o’clock in hegan, Belfast, Dexter, Dover, Foxcroft, Greenville, an uninteresting invalid, for there never Bargains in New and Second Bangor, Oldtowu and Mattaw-ainkeag; 7.15 1‘. M. for different vestries in town. parents are so indifferent concerning was an interesting one. Augusta and Waferville. their children’s welfare as to allow them The woman who suffers from weakness hand Furniture. The mid-day express train foi points West leaves and disease oflhe distinctly feminine or MEATS.5 PROVISIONS. &c.. &c„ 10.10 A. M. runs every day. Conducted by the Ladies of the W. C. T. U. to rove the streets after nightfall, does gans is certain By become an invalid. No * The Night Pullman Trains run each way every night woman can s v ^ r in this way and be a Sundays included, connecting for Lewiston, and Bath, not the state owe itself the duty to pass THE As promptly and satisfactorily as any but not to Skowhegan, on Monday mornings, healthy, happy, amiable wife and a compe Belfast Dexter, or beyond Bangor, on Sunday morn Be Sober. laws that will throw the bar of protec tent mother. Troubles of this nature sap ings. the strength, rack the nerves, paint lines Grocery Store on the river. tion around the youth in its charge. of suffering upon the face, destroy the tem RELIABLE ACCOM MOD A TION TEA INS. Do you wish to know the easiest way Let the curfew ring! per, make the once bright eyes dull and A.M. p .m . P.M. the once active brain sluggish, and trans LOOK IN ON US OFTEN. So. G ardiner, leave 6 20 I 00 4 35 to be sober? It is to take the total absti form a vivacious woman into a weak, sickly G ardiner, 6 30 1 10 4 45 BLUE Hallowell, 6 44 1 20 4 59 nence pledge, says the Western Chroni invalid. Augusta, arrive 6 50 1 25 5 05 FAVORITE POEMS. The one sure, speedy, permanent cure A.M. P.M. P.M. cle. What does a man do when he takes for all disorders of the distinctly feminine Augusta, leave 8 2 00 6 10 nature is Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. FLAME SIMMONS