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f e ; lights and torpedoes to warn the sec Second Seventy-seven. ond section well up the hill, lhen ■,;> ; y -'T z & tf- walking across from his caboose, he got under the lee of the hind Pullman C l o t KINS By Frank H. Spearman. sleeper to watch for the expected headlight. It it • bftd grade yet. But before first one anyway and pend you out The storm increased in violence. It the new work w*e done on the river right behind the flier. Get your badge was not the rain driving in torrents, division Beverly hill wet ft terror to and your punch from Carpenter, and. not the lightning blazing nor the deaf trainmen. On rainy Sundays old whatever you do, Buckley, don’t gee ening crashes of thunder that worried ■t T :.' •witchmen in the Znoeeville yard* still rattled." him, but the wind. It blew a gale. tell in fiteir ehantiee of the night the “ No, sir. Thank you, Mr. Heed." In the glare of the lightnmg he could 'Blackwood bridge went out and “ But his “ thank you” was so pleas see the oaks which crowned the bluffs Cftmeron’s tt« ok train got away on the ant I couldn’t altogether ignore it I whip like willows in the storm. It ldUt with the Denver flier caught at compromised with a cough. Perfect swept quartering down the Beverly rim foot like a rat in a trap. courtesy even in the hands of the awk- cut as if it would tear the ties from r in Bnokley wat only a big boy j wardest boy that ever wore his trou- under the steel. Suddenly he saw far tfcat, braking on freights, I was dis- sers short is a surprisingly handy thing up in the black sky a star blazing. It fitiibiag under Alex Campbell on the! to disarm gruff people with. Ben was the headlight of Second Seventy- was undeniably awkward, his legs Watt End. Ben wat a tall, loose seven. --iff'' jointed fallow, but gentle at a kitten ; were too long and his trousers dded-eci A whistle cut the wind, then another. Ifgi at long at pineh btrs, yet none ly out of touch with his feet, but I It was the signal for brakes. The too long running for the Beverly turned away with the conviction that second section was coming down the •*Heb tint night. Hit great chum in in^epite of his gawkiness there was steep grade. He wondered how far The Leading Union Square Clothing Store something to the boy. That night those days wat Andy Cameron Andy back his man had got with the bombs. W here you will find a full line of Men’s, Boy’s and Children’s Clothing. The only store in Houlton that Guarantees every proved it. v a t tlm youngoot engineer on the lino. Even as he wondered he saw a yellow thing we sell to give Satisfaction or your Money Back The rim time 1 over raw them to- When the flier pulled in from the flash below the headlight.t Tt was the f-'i Aady, abort ftnd chubby at a west in the afternoon it carried two first topedo. The second section was MY CLOTHIER wet dooring around, half dres- extra sleepers. In all eight Pullmans, already well down the top of the hill. B. S. GREEN ‘/O id , oo tbs roof of tbt bath house, and every one of them loaded to the Could they hold it to the bottom ? ventilators. While the train was *iriQfflBg to got away from Ben, who had Like an answer came shorter and sheets of rain poured on him. Water slowly and so smoothly—up over the comfort to the mother’s lonely heart to changing ^ngines and crews the ex HjltjflN Koto below, ploying on him sharper the whistle for brakes. Ben streaming down the track caught his switch and past, over the hill and past feel that somebody else cares for that cursionists swarmed out of the het cars « trio inch ttreomof ice water, thought he knew who was on that en feet. A slivered tie tripped him, and, and so to Turner Junction and around which means so much to her. Especi to walk up and down the platform. op to tome tort of • prank gine ; thought he knew that whistle, falling headlong, the sharp ballast cut by Oxford to Zanesville. ally we ought not to he too buay to They were from New York and had a >• for engineers whistle as differently as his wrists and knees like broken glass. When the sun rose the earth glowed give and receive kindness in our own band with them— as jolly a crowd as *«** oottUy o roah* month with they talk. He still hoped and believed In desperate haste he dashed ahead in the freshness of its June shower home.” we ever hauled—and I noticed many m m the ooast we caught the — knowing who was on the engine— again. The headlight loomed before bath. The flier, now many miles from May no one be able to say of us that boys and girls sprinkled among the toot and tbe fall im- that the brakes would hold the heavy him like a mountain of flame. There Beverly hill, was speeding toward we are too busy to be kind.—The grown folks. «p| Obioa tllkt. California load, but he feared— was light enough now through the Omaha, and mothers, waking their lit Young Woman. As the heavy train pulled slowly out fruit*, and Colorado was A man running up in the rain pas sheets of rain that swept down on him, tle ones in the berths, told them how the band played, the women waved ittle ikipmonta. From sed him. Ben shouted and help up his and there ahead, the train almost on close death had passed while they handkerchiefs and the boys shouted STATE OF MAINE. p i ehetp and from Oregon lantern. It was his brakeman. il, was the spitch. slept. The little girls did not quite themselves hoarse. c o r NT Y OF AROOSTOOK, &». IL j$|Nfcrae not merely in oar- “ Who’s pulling Second Seventy-sev Could he make it ? understand it, though they tried very Half an hour after the flier left, 77, Taken this lirst day of June, 1907, on an ex- AMM trains, At timer we en ?’’ he cried. A cry from the sleeping children rose hard, and were very grateful to that cution dated May 9, 1997, issued on a judg overland traffic the fast stock freight wound like a ment rendered by tiie Supreme .Judicial Court “ Andy Cameron.” in his heart. Another breath, an in man, whom they never saw and whom for said County of Aroostook, at a term there- keep us bbtf. On great snake around the bluff after it. “ How many air cars has he got .' ’ i of begun and held at Houlton within and for stant'floundering, a slipping leap, and they would never see. But the little , saitl County, on the third Tuesday of Septem- iw a t movement of Ben Buckley, tall and straight as a “ Six or eight,” shouted Ben. “ It’s lie had it. He pushed the key into boys— they understood it, to the j her 1900, to wit, on the twenty-eighth day of that summer, and pine, stood on the caboose. It was his ! September, 190 June 25 Fort Fairfield at Caribou 23 Presque Isle at Caribou BASE BALL Presque Isle at Houlton Fort Fairfield at Houlton 26 Caribou at Presque Isle 26 Fort Fairfield at ('aribou Houlton at Fort Fairfield Presque Isle at Houlton I • What The Players Are Doing 27 Houlton at Caribou 28 Caribou at Presque Isle Fort Fairfield at Presque Houlton at Fort Fairfield Improved Cultivators Isle 29 Houlton at Caribou 28 ( aribou at Houlton Houlton High played Gardiner Ft Fairfield at Presque Isle Presque Isle at Fort Fair- 30 ('aribou at Houlton f o r | High, on the Tenney grounds, Fri field ------day afternoon, winning by a score of Presque Isle at Fort Fair- 10 to 5. I'p to tiie seventh inning July l Presque Isle at Caribou field the game was very interesting, but Port Fairfield at Houlton Sep. 2 ('aribou at Fort Fairfield INTENSE CULTIVATION after t hat Gardiner went to pieces 2 Caribou at Fort Fairfield Houlton at Presque Isle and Houlton High won out. Houlton at Presque Isle 3 Presque Isle at Caribou Fort Fairfield at Houlton The game that was to have been 3 Fort Pail-field at Caribou played with R. C. I., had to he can i’resijiie Isle at Houlton The R. C. I.. ball team, which in celled on aecount of rain on Satur 5 Caribou at Presque Isle the early part of the season looked It is a Recognized Fact that INTENSE day, and Gardiner returned home on Houlton at port Fairfield weak, has developed by Coach Al CULTIVATION is the cheap way of the Pullman. S Houlton at Caribou len, into a winning team as will be 5* Ft Fairfield at Ptvsque Isle seen by the games that have been The Job department of the Tl.MKS 10 (’aribou at Houlton played as follows: getting Big Crops has issued a pocket schedule of all Presque Isle at Ft Fail-field Ricker, 18, Island Falls, 5. games that will he played in Houl- The “Old Style” one horse cultivator 11 Caribou at Fort Fairfield Ricker. 16, Caribou High, 13. ton, in tlie Aroostook league, and Houlton at Presque Isle Ricker, 10, Houlton High, 9. will soon be classed with hand scythes any one who did got one in the dis 12 Presque Isle at, Caribou Ricker, 9, Higgins Classical Insti tribution can have one by calling at Fort Fairfield at Houlton tute. ,K. and other primitive implements the Timks office. 15 Fort Fairfield at (’aribou Rickor. 7, Hebron, 13. D on’t continue in th e old r u t w hen you ('has. MeCluskoy of this town, Presque Isle at Houlton Ricker, 9, Bates 2, 6. can get improved ways that are better Messrs. Pearee and French of Fort 17 Caribou at Presque Isle Ricker, 5. Caribou High, 4. Fairfield, F. I. Waddell and John Houlton at Fort Fairfield Ricker, 13, Houlton High, 3. IS Houlton at Caribou and cheaper J). Henry of Presque, and P. L. Mc- Chas. Allen, an instructor in the Ft Fairfield at Presque Isle Nclly and L. J. Pendell of Caribou, Gardiner High School and a well < / PJ Caribou at Houlton representing the four towns in tin1 known ball player, who played on Presque Isle at Ft Fairfield Aroostook Base Ball Lhague, met at the Houlton team for a number of We offer a Cultivator especially adapted for the 22 Presque Isle at Caribou the Vaughan House. Caribou, last seasons, was with the Gardiner Fort Fairfield at Houlton Wednesday afternoon and completed High school ball team, which played Potato Crop at Reasonable Prices and Terms 21 Caribou at Fort Fairfield final arrangements far the season. in Houlton last week. It was unanimously agreed that Houlton at Presquo Isle Houlton High and Riker played the public want good, clean base 25 Fort Fairfield at Caribou one of the best games of the season Catalogue and Full Information for the Asking ball, free from any signs of rowdy Presque Isle at Houlton on Tuesday afternoon, which was ism; and it was agreed that hoodlum 26 Caribou at Presque Isle won by the High School witn a score element which finds its greatest de Houlton at Fort Fairfield of 7 to 5 and was hotly contested. light in uncomplimentary remarks 29 Houlton at Caribou about visiting teams could he dis 30 Ft Fairfield at Presque Isle pensed with; and offenders of that 31 Caribou at Houlton Presque Isle at Ft Fairfield Columbus, Ga., is making a fine class will be summarily removed record for beautifying its streets, John Watson Company I from the grounds. Each town is to Aug. 1 Caribou at Fort Fairfield parks and public places. Last year furnish its own umpire. Houlton at Presque Isle the street committee of the city Each town reported that its salary 2 Presque Isle at Caribou council planted over 2000 shade list would come within the stipulated Fort Fairfield at Houlton trees, and this year the tree plant amount. The season will open June 5 Fort Fairfield fit Caribou ing campaign is proceeding with 25 |and close on Monday, Sept. 2. Presque Isle at Houlton equal vigor. A shade tree planted The last games are scheduled for 7 Caribou at Presque Isle for each horse power of electric September 3rd, hut on account of Houlton at Fort Fairfield energy developed by its water power the annual fair at Presque Isle, 8 Houlton at Caribou is the city’s unique record in recent lob Printing commencing on that date, these Ft Fairfield at Presque Isle years. Columbus, with its wealth games will probably be played on 9 Caribou at Houlton of foliage and flowers is already one some Saturday preceding. Presque Isle at Ft Fairfield of the prettiest cities in the entire Promptly Done ••••••••• Times Publishing Co. The schedule as adopted is as fol 12 Presque Isle at Caribou southland, and if the above parallel lows : Fort Fairfield at Houlton is maintained until all its splendid 15 Caribou at Fort Fairfield water power is developed, it will be, Houlton at Presque Isle indeed, a city beautiful. The policy 15 Fort Fairfield at Caribou is a good one for all cities to adopt. Presque Isle at Houlton A tree or a horse power—it’s all 16 Caribou at Presque Isle right! Houlton at Fort Fairfield 19 Houlton at Caribou 20 Ft Fairfield at Presque Tsle SITUATION WANTED. . . Head - to - Foot 21 Caribou at Houlton By a young man, sixteen years of Presque Isle at Ft Fairfield age, for the summer vacation; situ ue “ - 4“e - " SFSxbSoS 22 (’aribou at Fort Fairfield ation in a store preferred. HOULTON, Houlton at Presque Isle Apply to Times Office. M E. Men’s pure wool, gray Suits, regular price $12.00 Men’s all wool, brown mixed Suits, regular Price $25.00 ■R! NEWTON. ' MASS. I f 225 60 SUMMIT STREET | June Price ------$8,00 June Price - - $16.00 = m Men’s all wool, black worsted Frock Suits, regular price Boy’s all wool Suits, dark and gray mixed regular price $12.00 June Price - $ 7 .0 0 $9.00 June Price $ 6.00 Boy’s dark plaid Suits, regular price $G.OO .J une Brice $ 4 .0 0 Boy’s light color Suits, regular price $10.00 .J une Price $6.50 Chaloner’s “Special” Boy’s light plaid Suits, regular price $12.00 June Price $7.00 Children’s Sailor Suits, ages 4 to 10 years, regular price $2.50 June Price - - $1.75 All Tea is Tea, weight considered, but Children’s Blouse Suits, regular price $3.50 June Price $2.00 strength and flavor is what makes tea worth while. Childrens Russian Blouse Suits, regular price $13.00 June Price $ 2 .0 0 Chaloner’s ".Special” is full of exhil arating goodness, and will make more Children’s Knee Pants, ages 3 to 17 years regular price cups of Delicious Tea to the pound than Children’s Sailor Suits, blue and gray, ages 2 1-2 to 10 any other kind you ever placed upon years, regular price $4.00 June Price $ 3 .0 0 40 Cents June Price 18 Cents vour table. Sold onlv by IF YOU WISH TO SAVE MONEY NOW IS YOUR CHANCE H. C. CHALONER HOULTON, Coffee and Tea MAINE HOULTON MAINE We are publishing on page one of arrival of shipments, market condi of the W. C. T. C. are requested to tliis issue one of tin* popular Rail tions showed a good profit, to accept bring a list of sick persons to whom road stories, by F. H. Spearman. Miss Hattie Bradford invited and pay for goods, otherwise, to flowers will be taken. ’This is in Chief of Police has had orders to guests to a picnic supper at tin* Park disclaim purchasing; make a pre connection with flower mission work kill all dogs whose licenses arc* not in honor of Mrs. ( ’lay Fruit, of tense of rejecting on account of in charge uf Miss Downs, who is paid, by June 20, 1907. Tomisket, Wash., Tuesday after quality, or render it impossible to county superintendent and is a very Frost was reported in some locali noon: Mrs. Vinal B. Wilson, Mrs. serve execution by having the im porta nt depart meat. Claude C. Smith, was W alter S. Coes, formerly foreman jrt^oa, over Sunday. ties in town Tuesday morning. J. I). Perry, Mrs. B. F. Townshend, transaction in name of some clerk in In reply to a letter to tin* B. A A. in the Pioneer Office*, lias accepted a Mrs. I,. (). Ludwig, Mrs. W. F. employ of the firm, as was done in _ j . Tarbell of Smyrna Mills, A. G. Chambers of Haynesville, similiar position with the Mars Hill R. R. officials this answer was was in town on business on Friday. Jenks, Miss Winefred Retaliek, St. one ease in particular. received: — "We will authorize, waa in town on business Monday. View. Mrs. Moses Burpee is visiting John N. B., Miss Annie P. Millar, The New York Produce News of agents, at all stations' in Aroostook Poter Watson has been visiting Astle and Page* the contractors Miss Hortense Millar, Miss Ethel last week handled some of these bis sister In Fort Fairfield. friends In Fredericton, N. B. Co. and Patten, to sell tickets from have he*en awarded the contract to Jenks, Miss Margaret Atridge, Miss parties without gloves, particularly their stations to Island Falls and Beginning June 22 the Waterville Blehajrd CutWHff of Winterville, build the passenge*r station for the Eldee McLeod, Miss Caroline Dunn Annum, who lias heretofore figured return, at the rate of one fare for Sentinel is to issue an evening was in tow* last week on business. B. f'lotiQe of ftoreeioscire. \V. H. W ATTS J. I). WATTS The Aroostook Times. Whereas, Thomas I). Hamilton, of Ilodg- don in the County of Aroostook and State of Maine by his mortgage deed, dated the iirst Do you intend having MsUMlshed April 18, I860. day of May A. 1). 1905, and recorded in the Aroostook Registry of Deeds at Houlton, in Vol. 210, page 514, conveyed to me, the under ALL THE HOME NEWS. Legal Newspaper Decisions. signed. James E. Rhoda of said Ilodgdon, the A M O N U M E N T following described real estate to wit : I.ot 1. —Any person who takes a paper regularly numbered Three (8) Range Eight (8) in the PnhHitort every Wednesday Morning by the from the l ’ost office—whether directed to his North Division of said Ilodgdon. Also all Erected this Season Times Publishing Co. address or another, or whether he has sub that part of Lot numbered Four (4) in the scribed or not, is responsible for the pay. Ninth Range of l-ots in the North Division of If so call and get our prices. 2. — If any person orders his paper dissaid Ilodgdon that lies Fast of the McIntyre CHAS. H. FOGG, Editor & M g r continued, he must pay all arrearues, or the Road, so-called. Also fifty (50) acres of land WE HAVE THE described as follows to wit:— the most North- Subscription* «i per ;veer in advene;; single publisher may continue to send it until pay ly fifty acres of Lot Four (4) Range Eight (8) LATEST DESIGNS copies tinree cents. ment Is made and collect the whole amount and that j>art of Lot Four (4) Range Seven (7), whether It Is taken from the office or not. which lies West of the Road running through and can give you the lowest prices 8.—The Courts have decided that refusing said last mentioned I.ot to Cary Plantation ; consistent- with Snbecriptions in arrears $1.50 per year to take newspupersand periodicals from the all in the North Division of said Ilodgdon. Jfo Mnteeription cancelled until all arrear post office, or removing and leaving them and lieing the most Northerly lifty (50) acres of FIRST-CLASS WORK. ages are settled. uncalled for, is prima facie evidence of fraud. the farm long occupied by the late William 11. Outhouse as his homestead in said Ilodgdon, Advertising rates based upon circulation and If you want to stop your paper, write to and lieing all and the same premises detsled to very reasonable. the publisher yourself, mid don't leave It to the said Thomas D. Hamilton by his father, HOULTON Ooaunanioattons upon topics of general inter the post-master. John Hamilton, on said first day of May 1005; est are solicited and whereas the conditions of said mortgage For Advertising Kates apply to the are broken, now therefor-, by reason of the & Entered at the post oi oe at Houlton for cir breach of the conditions thereof, I. the said Granite Marble Works eolation at seoo: laes postal rates. Editor and Manager. James E. Rhoda, claim a foreclosure of said Building, Monumental and Street Work. mortgage and give this notice for the pentose Quarry, Smyrna. Office & Works Houlton, Me. From now until the end of June of effecting said foreclosure. “ all over” , making every advantage May 21st, ion?. F. F. W EED, Agonf, throughout the country, in school# and count and if you have not decided on JAM KS E. RHODA, U\ his Attv. 825 WALTER CARY. oolleges there will be many words of what you are to take up as a life work, advice and counsel as to how to live, make it a point to decide what is most act* and many other things that sound to your liking, before you complete Man and Wife Wanted nice, and yet five jninutes after the ser- A good position for tin- above to your course, and then bend every effort run a farm 1 1-2 mile from town, non or address has been completed the to make each study count to that end. good convenient house to live in. 21 Apply to TIMES OFFICE aama things are forgotten, and very Yet with all the work that a thorou • FOR SALK BY ••ldom is this advise acted on. We ghly interested student can put forth to know for we have been there, and FARM FOR SALE. this end, there will be four of the One mile from town and station FOX BROS what follows ia from the practical side pleasantest years that can be spent of Norridgewock, Somerset Co., HOULTON of lift, as experienced by one who has during the whole life, for these four Maine. 5c acres with buildings ; had axpariance. years compared to the work of lite is a 65 acres 1 1-2 miles distant. 65 W anted. If a parson desires sn education regular vacation when sve have to go ooongh to work his or her way by earn acres under cultivation and in liay ; j GASOLINE ENGINES A capable girl to do general out and meet the ups and downs that housework. (iood wages to the ing money enough to pay the expenses, 18 in pasture, remainder wood Reliance Woodpecker come to us, while to the student who right party. Apply to. that peraon has little need of instruction land. 8 room house, fine cellar, goes from his High School to the serious L. E m m a P e a r c e , cistern; woodshed and wagon as to what ho or ahe should do etc. duties of earning a living he or she has Hydro Pneumatic Water Tanks V)H Court Street. house ; open shed for farming CAN'T FREEZE UP To the ptiooo who goee through school passed the easiest time that will come F o r Sale. ot ooDoro in a methodical way, going to them, yet many times, it seemed a tools ; barn 40x80 with cellar thfangh the exercises and looking for Price $3,800. Wind Mills That Oil One 25 inch “ Undercut” paper cutter great deal like work to have to attend in good working order. Apply to A bargain. We have others From the Ground without Climbing tha and, without any attempt to gain school. Those days are now over for Times office. and eoaspfthend tha studies and their equally good. Any kind of water supply contract taken. Over 20 years many, and for such let us remember experience. Write us your wants. Catalogue free. ■waning, than tha words at tha closing the words of Buskin: Traviss & Traviss afaahool will'matt with the same fate FOR SALE. “ It is only by labor that thought can Norridgewock, Me. Brackett, Shaw & Lunt Co. A bargain in a 2-horse power aa the atndiaa. be made healthy, and only by thought 20 a O M R R S W O R T H , ,TV. H . Gasolene Engine, but little used, To thoea who intend to take a college that labor can be made happy”. in good condition. Apply at aamiao, lot them go into the spirit of it THE IMPORTED PERCHERON STALLION. TIMES OFFICE. CHAS. E. DUNN'S COLUMNS. COCO 46925 40134* PEBR1G0 & FOSS County Y. M. C. A., to Enter in, but they must help to provide the Dark gray, star, foalded April 7, 1900. Bred Oeneral Law and by M. Alexis Ofon, Authon, Eure-et-Loir, the Field in Behalf of Pure best class of pastimes. Business men, France. Sired by Marescot (4822b) dam Ida Bankruptcy Practice. Sport— 'The generally, recognize the Y. M. C. A., (24184) by Aiglon (8187) 2nd dam Marie (22580) French’s Block, HOULTON Plan by Favril (1122). Weighs over 2,000 lbs. aa a powerful factor in solving this pro Coco was approved by the French Govern Telephone 2—2. ment to stand for public service in France. The Areoetook County Y. M C. A., blem and it is of pecuniary advantage With his perfect draft horse proportions he ket iaeegtirated a movement, the im- to them to spend a little of their valu possesses in an extraordinary degree the won Mary—Dark circles under the eyes derful quality and great activity which has indicate a sluggish circulation, torpid poataoca end magnitude of which only able time and money with their em made the Percheron the most famous of all Few operation.) in the household require more delicate handling draft breeds throughout the world. His liver and Kidneys. Exercise and the initiated have any conception. ployee at their sports. than that of starching line linen—especially when you wish to be sure pedigree like his individual merit is the best of fine results The first thought should be the starch and the selec Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea will iSw k fbult has been found in the past Amateur athletics are far and away in that can be found in France liis immediate an castors on both sire’s and dam’s side being the tion should invariably be make you well and beautiful. 35 cents, frith amateur athletics, because of evils advance oi professional athletics under most noted prize winners and breeders in that Tea or Tablets. country. and abustt which unorganized athletics similar conditions, for each man is fired YEAS’ Robert J. Cochran. SE A SO N t907. FEE $12. waahelp^pss to control. Young men with local patriotism, and his aim is al Monticello, Monday Noon Until J p e learned a coda of “ honor” under ways to win while his personal record is Gloss Starch Wednesday. EASTERN STEAMSHIP GO. •Mb conditions, which was decidedly a secondary consideration. In profes thus insuring a superfine, unusually pliable finish of snowy white Houlton Thursday Until Monday. ness. It is the one starch chosen by careful laundresses for men'* BANGOR DIVISION. haimfbl. Let a man be dishonest, in sional ball, the reverse is true. Ama linen, shirt waists, skirts, lace work, and every garment or article Commencing Monday, April 29, steam ■ay field, and the habit will get a teur ball, under expett management HOULTON HORSE where faultless work is essential. Can t harm any fabric, because absolutely pure.* All grocers, in full-weight packages. ers leave Bangor week days at 2.00 p. ra., r dutch on his character which is hard to will reach as high a state of proficiency for (Hampden on signal) Winterport Iiucks- BREEDING ASS'OC. BEST TOR ALL KINDS OF STARCHING. port, Searsport, Belfast,Belfast, Camden, Rockland off. as professional ball has, and it will also For general use boil as directed. For light starching and Boston. imequaled as a cold water starch, requiring no boiling. It CM be eaaily seen that if athletics i m*ch localities, where professional ball C. A. Atherton, Sec. NATIONAL STARCH COMPANY. Now York, RETURNING be purged of all dishonesty and unfair-i cannot flourish. Professional ball, ex- Leave Boston week days at 5j00 P. M., 1, thet the standard of honor among cePfc largest cities kills itself, as FOR SALE for Bangor via intermediate landings. Leave Rockland at 5.140 A. M., or on ar young men will inevitably be raised. it cannot be made to pay, and it leaves rival of steamer from Boston, daily (except One four year old driving horse, Monday), via intermediate landings. This la precisely wbat the Young Men’s behind it an apathy that is deplorable. First class fare Bangor to Boston, $3.50 one The present plans as discussed by the bay color, weighs abount 1000 lbs. way; $6.50 round trip. Christian association plans to do. On All freight except live stock, is insured Ike other hand, it does not intend to committee, Saturday, are to have a kind and pretty, has been driven r * Tl against fire and marine risk. rule, but merel to euggest, and in the county track meet at Washburn and at very little. Inquire of H. T. SANBORN, Agent, Bangor, Me. final analysis, the young men will con Presque Isle. Tennis tournaments for C. L. PACKARD PAINT TALK trol themselves. the championship of the county will al FOR SALE. By the invitation of County Sec., so be held. So wide a range of athletics 114 Court St., Houlton, Me. One story and • a half 9 room 0mHh of the Y. M. C. A ., representa should reach every young man. house and shed, large corner lot, tives of different towns in the county on the best street in the town. met to adopt a coneititution and form IRA G. HERSEY, DERBY PAINT represents the Highest Skill Call day or evening. The Saloon A Nuisance. and Nicest Combination of Pigments known to No. 86 Court St. Houlton, Me. laaguss under the control of the Y . Attorney & Counselor at Law C. A. The old abuses are corrected and paint science, it excels in covering ability, beauty Our readers are aware that Judge and clean sport is guaranteed. As NOTARY PUBLIC'. and wear. It is manufactured especially for the GIRL WANTED. •oon as tha constitution has been ac- Artman of Indiana recently decided Office: Sincock Block that the cities in that state had no Residence, No. 3 W inter 8t. climate to which this latitude is subject and possesses A capable girl to work at Crescent ceptad by the various clubs, the sche HOULTON, MAINE. Park. Inquire of dule will be*taade out and published. constitutional right to license saloons. TEjyWill Practice in all the Courts in the State qualities unsurpassed by any other known pigment MRS. FRED STEPHENSON, We wished to print the decision in full, It is the most largely used of any paint manufactur Crescent Park. The leagues will be known as the New England Tel. 51-8 northern and southern Aroostook Y. but did not have the space to spare. ed in New England. H . C. A. Leagues. They will play for The liquor men were afraid to feipeal Time Tells The Story. a pennant in their respective leagues, from that decision, and so the case There is a big difference net ween FOR SALE. *nd the pennant winners will contest ended there. The Indiana Anti-Saloon the cost: of making a first class Sew DERBY PAINT is truly the Paint of Quality later for a cup generously provided by League caused some suits to be insti ing Machine, embodying the best Small Saddle and of materials and workmanship, and County Secretary C. C. Smith. Spald- tuted praying to have the saloon abated Harness Horse. Young one which is made in the cheapest OUR PROPOSITION: Paint your buildings as a nuisance. The word “ nuisance” Ing’s rules will be adhered to strictly, manner. Dwith DERBY PAINT and we will guarantee the sound, kind, and fear including the provisions for benching a is derived from the Latin word meaning The bnyear of a cheap Machine wearing qualities for five years. If within that less of automobiles. man and in extreme cases suspension. hurt, and in law meaning a thing that soon pays the difference of price in DR. F. M. PERRY, One game a week will be played by has no right to exist on account of the the constant cost for repairs, to say time it chalks, cracks or peels, we will furnish a f t t»h team, and a constitution will injury it does the people. It would nothing of its annoying inefficiency. sufficient quantity to repair free of charge. We take Fort Fairfield, Me. 3 2 4 P •how how the amateur standing is to not take much cf a lawyer to ascertain Singer Sewing Machines Do Good the risk. If the Paint is not right five years will he maintained. that the liquor business is a nuisance show the defects. mm “ Roughhouse” of any kind will be of the first water, according to the defi Work During a Lifetime. AN INVESTMENT FOR repressed by the penalty of forfeiting nition of that word. In two of the D BUSINESS MEN. the game, and spectators can be assur cases thus instituted the judges have Send $6.00 to the “New York Commercial” The Price is as low as the Quality is High. and receive daily (except Sunday) a ed of attending a game absolutely free held for the complaints, and declared Jas. A. S. Findlay, BUSINESS MAN S NEWSPAPER Giving, besides nil Important general news from those things which make public that the license law in Indiana is un of the day, quotations and reports of all AGENT Color Cards showing 5f3 desirable shades for inside, markets. •port distasteful. Business and pro constitutional, as being in contraven UNEQUALLED MINING NEWS fessional men are expected to lay aside tion of the puropses and spirit of the outside and all sorts of work, such as floors, Is u strong feature of the “Commercial.” 57 Spring St. Houlton. The Dry Goods, Grocery, Dm*. Metal and the cares of business occasionally to en- constitution of Indiana. piazzas, furniture, wagons, etc. Provision Markets each are given a large amount of space dally. eourage the young athletes of Aroos The Supreme Court of the United Smaller and less active markets appear when warranted; at least once a week. took county. They can raise the States has time and again held that the WANTED The FINANCIAL NEWS is unsurpassed, and the INSURANCE DEPARTMENT Is standard of trust-worthiness among saloon may be prohibited because of Girls to work on Power Sewing one of the strongest In the country, Includ ing Fire, Life and Casualty. amployece by encouraging a field of its deleterious effect upon the health, Machines Stitching Shirts. High All for $6.00 a year, $6.50 for six months, $2.00 for three months. 75 cents. Send for ■port where honesty and the square morals, peace and good order of society, Wages. Steady Work. Apply to sample copies. The Estabrook’s Shirt Mfg. Co. NEW YORK COMMERCIAL deal are insisted on. Business men, in thus judicially establishing that fact. John Watson Co. 8 Spruce St. New York City increasing numbers, recognize that, not The court has also held that the pri 622 Belfast, Maine. only must they insist on knowing mary duty of a government is to pro- Make your friend a present by add wkat pastimes their employee indulge (CONTINUED ON PAGE 5) The Aroostook Times one year $1.00. Ik IOC xc x=I ing his name on our subscription list &"'r The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, June 12, 1907. C. E. DUNN’S COLUMN CONTINUED KROM PAGE 4. In color, flavor, nutrition and mote the health, morals, peace and quantity of bread good order of society, and that this is a per barrel duty “ which it can neither abandon nor barter away.” It has long been our opinion that in T. * X. YELLOW PACKAGE TEA view of these two lines of decisions the T. A K. GOLD FAN TEA time is coming when the courts will have to hold that the saloon cannot be T. AX. FLAVORING EXTRACTS permitted under any constitution or “TownTalk”Flour (Am erica’s Greatest Winter Wheat Patent) T. A X. TOILET ARTICLES authority, for the reason that it sub T. A X. YELLOW LABEL COFFEE verts the fundamental principles of T. A X. LE BON COFFEE government and fosters the very thing Leads all competitors. HARRIS PANACEA A famous household remedy that government is created to prevent. Makes more and better — West Virginia Citizen. ’oread, biscuits, cake, AUNT REBECCA’S Cough Syrup i/fsk your Grocer for "T id ’Hits” from “Town T alk’’ the latest AUNT REBECCA’S Cough Drops Cook-book. pastrv than others. PURITY CANNED GOODS W e W ould Einjoyit. For Sale by Retail Grocers. Several of the League workers m New Jersey have aided in fighting some tremendous battles in Illinois. As the exhiliarating news was flashed THURSTON & KINGSBURY over the wires to the office that the l1 04*68 Broad Street, Local Option Bill had passed both BENEFITS Houses, intense desire came to us to go B A N G O R , MAINE. back into some of the towns in which FOR we had worked to have men sent to the Assembly who wovld vote for the Local To see our Large and Extensive Option Bill, to do a little toward rid Stock of Clothing, and then you ding the municipalities from this curse will know what is the proper t ■!, , which is blighting them, but over garment to buy. which now the people shall be the judges. fs7 Confidence FOR US s’' i ; To show you, and convince you In the goods we carry, makes Needs of Ricker Classical that we have the largest stock, L* 1 us want other people know Institute. and the best assortment in Town ? : 7, r. about them- An Opportunity to Make a bequest that Call and look over our line and Wilt Do Much Good. b you will be convinced that our We wish to call to the attention of We make a specialty of Clothing confidence is well placed. the alumni and friends of the school for YOUNG MEN. the fact that no considerable sums of If you have not been buying your money have been received by the school for many years. Clothing of us, we would appreci m U L T O M MUSIC STORE The friends of the school were ate it if you would call and allow justly proud of Wording Hall and its us to show you, just what we Prop. P. S. Berrie, Hgr. equipment when this new building was erected in 1887, twenty years ago. have for MIDDLE AGE MEN. Twenty years makes their inroads We carry a stock, that will suit upon buildings as well as men, and we find the buildings themselves deteriorat the most particular, the style Copyright 1906 ing with age. Of course money has B. Kuppenhalmer A Co., Chi. and quality are both there. been expended upon them in repairs, but no considerable sums have been H. WILSON available, and only the repairs that The lines that we carry are all made of the best materials have been absolutely necessary have and workmanship that it is possible to have, = DEALER IN been possible. and that is what you want. The floors were of soft wood and in some places the floor has worn entirely throngh. New hard wood floors are Our Youth’s and Children’s Clothing absolutely necessary and at least a K . ** Is of the same high standard as our other lines. The brand Choice Groceries part of the building will have to be XTRAGOOD being too well known to provided with suitable floors during the need explanation. VISIONS, VEGETABLES, coming year. The ceilings also, owing to the age of the building, have been h ’- FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, crumbling from time to time. Two of Our Collars, Ties and Gent’s Furnishings are the CIGARS AND TOBACCO. the rooms have been renovated and steel ceilings have been put on. But ------latest effects ------the main rooms have been patched Fay cash for Poultry, here and where the plaster has fallen, B utter and Eggs. as the trustees found it too expensive Our Boot and Shoe Department is Complete to put on steel. But the plaster has fallen again, and something must be ...... CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK ------.v-;* ■ done to repair these rooms. These are only a few of the necessary repairs on SQ., HOULTON. the main building. The Dormitory, an old building Clough & Taggett, twenty years ago, has not renewed its V " 99 State vs. Caroline A. Ackerson Apt. manded by ordered Court. Costs allowed by S J Court $2,777.97 STATE OF MAINE. CRIMINAL D O C K E T E A Holmes (A A B) ImC Ilersey (’osts allowedjby Co. Com’rs $283.63 Itecog. with John L Acherson surety Continued Costs allows! $37.02 State vs. Vernon Topham AROOSTOOK, ss. Court of Probate^ 100 suite vs. John I. Ackerson Apt. Jn Vacation May 27,1907. 8. J. COURT, APRIL TERM, 1907. E A Holmes Assault R W Shaw Arthur T. Robinson Administrator of the E A Holmes (Obstructing a water coinse) Irn O. Ilersey Capias Arraigned Idea guilty Suit Estate of Ruth B. Robinson late of Sherman, Ezekiel LeVasseur Flea not guilty Plea retracted 4 State vs. Recog. with Caroline Ackerson surety Continued < osts allowed enced to sixty days in County Jail Mittimus Costs allowed $33.93. in said County, deceased, having presented E A Holmes (Nuisance) his First and Final account for settlement, 943.42 state VS. Vernon Topham 101 State • vs. Charles Baar Apt. Ordered. That said Accountant give public Nol pros - E A Holmes R W Shaw notice to all persons interested, by causing a 8 State vs. George Ouillette E A Holmes Threat to kill A murder Lalitierte A Burnham Assault Capias Arraigned I’1« a not guilty Idea retracted Plea guilty In- copy of this ()rder to lie published three weeks £ A Holmes (Nuimnoe) Recog. with Charles Hossignol and August Bard sureties Not pros successively in the Aroostook Times, a news dictment ordered on tile Costs allowed $11.75 Continued Costs allowed $7.(0 paper published in Iloulton, in said County, George Ouillette State vs. Joseph Hedrich that they may appear at a Court of Probate 9 fltata vs. 102 State vs. Arthur W\ Campbell Apt. for said County, to be held at the Probate E A Holmes (Selling Liquor) E A Holmes Keeping Liquor E A Holmes ('ommon nuisanoe office in Iloulton, in said County, on the Continued Reoog. with John A Brown A Rollin Brown sureties No! pros Costs Capias Continued (’osts allowed $11.76 third Tuesday in June next, at ten o'clock Samuel Thompk ins in the forenoon, and show cause if any they 11 State vs. allowed $19.18 State vs. Leroy F Pierce have, whv the same should not be allowed. E A Holmes (Common Seller) 103 State vs. Petfr ( arney Apt E A Holmes Nuisance Ira G Ilersey NICHOLAS FESSENDEN, Judge. Continued E A nolmes Killing moose Capias Continued Attest: Seth S. Thornton, Register. vs. Samuel Thompkins A true copy. 12 State Recog. with Frank 1 )esmoml, Elmo Carney A \ ick Buker sureties State vs. Leroy F Pierce Attest: Seth S. Thornton, Register. X A Holmes (Nuisance) Continued Costs allowed $12.25 E A Holmes Common Seller Ira G Ilersey 323 Continued 104 State vs. V Cunieo Apt Capias Nol pros vs. Fred Bell 18 State E A Holmes Keeping liquor Chas (J Briggs State vs. Leroy F Pierce (Common Seller) REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF E A Holmes liecog. with I)avi(i Ziter A John A Twmlie sureties $15 costs paid E A Holmes Selling Liquor Ira (i Ilersey Nol pros Nol pros Costs allowed $11.79 Capias Continued The First national Bank ot Honlton, vs. Fred Bell 105 State vs. Vital Cyr! 16 State State vs. At Iloulton in the State of Maine, at the close X A Hoboes (Selling Liquor) K A Holmes Killing moose j Joseph Vhiston E A Holmes Common seller of business. May 20, 1907. Nol pros Recog. with Asa M Pinkham A Dominique Daigle sureties Continued Capias Continued Costs allowed $1.62 RESOURCES DOLLARS 18 State V8. James Crandlemire Costs allowed $14.19 I .nans and Discounts $ 282,750 77 X A Holmes (Selling Liquor) 106 State vs. Frank Dempsey Apt State vs. Joseph Whiston (Kerdrafts, secured and unsecured 229 61 Continoed, E A Holmes Cruelty to animals E A Holmes Selling Liquor U. s. Bonds to secure circulation 21,700 00 James Crandlemire Bonds, securities, etc. 67,350 00 19 State vs. Itecog. with Hugh Campliell surety Continued Costs allowed $5.85 Capias Continual Banking house, 2,000 00 X A Holmes (Selling Liquor) 107 State vs. Win Green Apt Due from approved reserve agents 46,845 TO Costs allowed in additions to costs in Joseph Miller 11.87 Checks and other cash items 6,956 02 Continued E A Holmes Assaulting an Officer 23.10 Notes of other National Banks vs. James Crandlemire the foregoing actions: !A In,on I’ePeanl 4,936 00 90 State Continued Costs allowed $10.28 Thomas Stewart 28.5(5 Fractional paper currency, nickels, X A Holmes (Common Seller) 108 State vs. David Howe Apt Joseph Crabb $ 10.14 Briggs 4.86 and cents 171 35 Continued E A Holmes Killing moose Ira 0 Ilersey Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz: John McNulty John Curren -,(l-"l \Villiam Hubble 3.24 S rw ip 17 *>40 HTi 98 State vs. Reoog. with Ira F Howe A X C Horve sureties Continued Costs al I homas Ilanery "°.09 ^-jtnesses before Grand Jury 54.GO Legal-tender notes 6,000 00 23,(140 85 X A Holmes (Common Seller) lowed 956.75 William R lowler 23.66 Horace Michaud 37.38 Redemption fund wi th U S Nol pros 109 State vs. Ernest Langley Apt Treasurer (5 per cent of circu John McNulty John Kent ] 2.01 .officers on Capias 66.29 lation) 1,085 00 M State vs. E A Holmes larceny \\ illiam (. Kitehin 39..16 officers on Subpoenas 40.88 (Nuisance) X A Holmes Nol pros Costs allowed $85.42 Kate I Jut 9.89 pre(j Michaud, allowed by Co. Total 457,665 39 Nol Pros 110 State vs. .John Martin Apt Fred Michaud 148.42 Com'rs 104.85 vs. Frank Manville E A Holmes Keeping liquor LIABILITIES. DOLLARS 97 State A true abstract. * Capital stock paid in 50.000 00 X A Hohnes (Selling Liquor) Nol Pros Costs allowed $27.19 Attest: MICHAEL M. CLARK, Clerk. Surplus fund 50.000 00 Ord. on file 111 State vs. Fred Marquis Apt Undivided profits, less expenses Albert Michaud m State vs. E A Holmes A & B and taxes paid 17,939 90 (Common Seller) l National Bank notes outstanding. 21,700 00 X A Holmes Reoog. with Delmar D Terrill A Francis Dugal sureties Nol pros Individual deposits subject to chick 317,525 40 Ord. on file Costs allowed $38.70 Demand certificates of Deposit 500 00 19 Stats vs. Herbert Tompkins otherwise 112 State vs. Levi II May or person unknown Apt called Herb Tompkins E A Holmes Keeping liquor R W Shaw Total 9457,665 30 X A Hohnes (Common Seller) R W Shaw Nol pros Liquors ord. returned Costs allowed $4.79 State of Ma in e , County of Aroostook, ss: I, Frank E. Gray, Cashier of the shove- Nol p m 113 State vs. Leroy F Pierce A pt named bank, do solemnly swear that the above- Top Coats in Large Range Black Suits, all the New Grays in Checks Blue Serge Styles and Fab- Outing Suits Stripes and Suits, Single & Plaids in Reg rics. Double B reast- Raincoats in Outing Pants ulars, Longs ed to an d S touts all sizes 34 46. Copyright. 1907 hjr PI L. ADLER Copy > r,«*V , BROS. S t CO IQOT fcy' l> ALM.ER BROS. & CO All the Stylish Fabrics are shown here, and when you try on some ot our Garments you will at once see what we mean when we say fcur Clothes afie a little different, a little out ot the ordinary, and you will understand why we always “suit” and fit the most particular V n ■ ALWAYS PLEASED TO SHOW OUR GOODS "— ..... " - ■ - .. Opposite Snell House ERVIN & DAVENPORT Houlton, Maine >* ' y * ' Tne Aroostook Times, W ednesday, June 12, 1907. Montiotll6. HOULTON TRUST GO., r * NAD IAN o flEwy «t Portage, has OF LOCAL INTEREST. hTfiSNfe* past week, looking H O U L T O N , MAINE '- ’'PACIFIC Ivi fete Hilt fntarests. Capital . , . $80,100.00 Steady gain in business, income and Passenger Train Service From Houlton. Jtfc JUfiwd Bridges was called to Surplus and Profits 28,849.01 assets has marked the growth of this Bildlmater, Wednesday by the Effective June 2nd, 1907. Get your garden seeds at Fogg’s. Salome at Hamilton and Webbers. Resources . . 301,608.30 bank since it opened business, April M b of his father. DEPARTURES. Sterling Silver Souvenier Spoons. 30th, 1906. Mr. Joseph Cheney was In Wood- See Salome at Hamilton & Eastern 5.25 a. m. Mixed, Week days for St, •toek N. B., for a few days last week. W ebbers’. At Osgood’s. Atlantic 6.25. Stephen, St. Andrews, Ask Hamilton and Webber about 3 1-2 Per Cent. Interest. Fredericton, St. John and Miss Nina Sypher one of our hello Woven Lap Robes at special East; Vanceboro, Bangor, Paid on Time Deposits, Compounded. Semi-annually, June 1st and girls spent Sunday in Blaine with prices. John Watson Company. Salome. Portland, Boston, etc. relatives. Mrs. Robert M. D arrah is visiting Miss Lydia Garrison is at home December 1st of each year Eastern 9.25 a. in. Express, Week days for visiting her mother and family. Atlantic 10.25. Woodstock, and all points Mr. Web Tapley of Blaine was in friends in Boston. North; Presque Isle, Ed- town Saturday evening to instruct Largest line of Solid Gold Rings, Two rubber tired wagons for sale Does General Banking Business. Pays interest o» Savings ac numd.scon, Riviere du at Osgood’s. Lowest prices. cheap. Jewett & Co. Isnip and Quebec; and the band boys. counts. Loans money on approved security, Legal depository for Fredf ricton etc., via Gib Ash Lunch Baskets with covers- son Brandi. M». H . C. Sharp was in Wood- Call at Hagerman’s Piano Parlors Trust Bunds. Receives deposits subject to check- Discounts Bus s toefc, a few days last week. and hear the latest songs. just the tiling for picnics all sizes at Eastern 5.00 p. m. Mixed, Week days for iness paper and notes. Has Safety Deposit Boxes to rent. Collec Atlantic 6.00. McAdani, St. Stephen, W hen H . C. Chaloner calls on John Watson Company’s. The people who live on the west tions promptly attended to. (St. Andrews after July JNiad, gave an ice cream social in you, it will pay you to try his tea Solid Gold Wedding Kings, at Os 1st,): Vance ton*, Bangor, good’s. All styles and sizes. Janies K. Plummer, Pres. Thomas P. Putnam, Treas. Portland, Boston, etc., •Ike school house, last Saturday and coffee. Montrea* and points West: ^ evening, the proceeds are to go to* Mrs. Joseph 1. Huggard of Tracy's Wm. A. Martin, Yice-Pres. \V. I'. Titcomb, Asst. Treas. Fredericton, St. John ana Lobster dinner will he served at Points East. wards building the new church. Lakewood, Sunday evening from Mills, N. B. is the guest of her soil T. W. Huggard. ARRIVALS. Mrs. Thistle the station agent’s four to eight p. in. Special music. If you are thinking of getting out Eastern <>.30 a. in. Mixed Week days from wife of Stockholm, was in town a Mrs. J. D. Walker and son of Bos The most attractive line of Atlantic 7.30 Woodstock, N. B. % bracelets every seen in the county. of this dusty old town for a couple of few days last week, visiting her ton, are visiting Mrs. Walker’s par -: Eastern 10.25 a. in. Mixed Week days from uncle A. Y. Foster. At J ('Weft’s. weeks rest and recreation, we want to Atlantic 11.25. St. John and East; Fred ents, Rev/ and Mrs. McKay. ericton, St. Stephen St. Ftank Bull a student of B. C. I., Money can be saved by placing White Mountain lee (’ream outfit you in summery shoes so that Andrews after July 1st, Boston, Montreal and %tm been home a few days, on ac> your orders for coal with McClusky Freezers. All sizes^at John Wat your bodily comfort may be complete. it of sickness. son Company’s. points West. Bro3., now. Tan Oxfords of many designs and Eastern 0.02 p. in. Mixed Week days from Harry Peters our custom The “Little Store with the big When coal is unloaded from the all at the popular prices for Men and Atlantic 7.02. Woodstock, and north oftoer, was on a business trip Stock” is the place to buy your cars to your cellar it can he bought Presque Isle. Edraund- cheaper than at any other time. Women. ston, and Riviere du Portland, last Monday jewelrv. l/oup, and Quebec; and McClusky Bros., are booking orders White and colored canvas ties for Fredericton, etc., via Gib ■tot. Norman McLeod has given The June Edison records are now fresh coat of paint which now. Ladies and Misses. son Branch. house a on sale. Just what you want at WM. STITT, Gen’l. Passenger Agent. greatly to its appearence Hagerman’s Piano Parlors. Capt. Harry Wh eeler of Houlton, Black Gun Metal and Patent Montreal, P. Q. who has a fleet of boats on Portage W. B. HOWARD, District Pass. Agent. A party was given In the Grange H . ‘00 delivered the Leather Oxfords for everybody. Paul Powers Lake, went up last week to look after lust Wednesday evening, in “Ivy Day” exercises at Any price you want to pay. St. John, N. B. poem at the his interest there. if p a r of Miss Bessie B. Van Allen, Bowdoin last week. ' ' ‘ is soon to leave for the west. Reading glasses, telescopes, Opera Buy a Dayton bicycle in running H. D. Atherton has gone to glasses, Filled glasses, Ante goggles, JVIerritt’s Shoe Store order, a good strong wheel, Jewett colored spectacles, and Eye glassss to attend the Mahie A Co. d^hMttirtd Institute. Her son Harry and all repairs at Jewett’s. The Most Economical Store in Town. FOR SALE * ftmeaiber of the graduating class The well known “Keen Kutter” The “Peerless” window scree l scissors Knives, and toools are for adjustable for all stock sizes of Starch Manufacturers Mbe MdnticefKo band gave d pleas sale at Deasy’s Hardware store. e s e f i i i u n s eeneert Saturday evening. This windows. The best adjustable 2 Look. first of the season and was Save a dollar by placing your or screen made, sold only by John enjoyed by the towns people. der for coal with McClusky Bros., Watson Company. Screen Doors, Screen Windows, Garden I offer for sale a complete line now it saves one handling, 1 Imitations are out for the John Deasy has a full line of ice Hose, Lawn Mower, Refrigerators, of Machinery for barrel making, «f Miss Katie Vandine of Hon. A. P. Daggett of Smyrna cream freezers, garden hose, lawn Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn been used but little, in good re N . B., to Mr. Fred Mills, was in Houlton last week, on mowers, and screen doors and win pair consisting of first class cylinder business. Rakes, Etc. the proprietor of the Medux- dows, as well as Rogers paint and stave machine and equalizing A few Ladies and Gents silk um varnishes. Motel of this town. jointer, heading turner, shafting brellas, plain and fancy handles for Mrs. John Stewart of Smyrna sale at cost, at Jewett’s. Mills was in town last week visiting A Good Stock of Seasonable Goods and belting, also one 40 special €srd of Thanks. Wash day made cheerful by our friends. Laffell water wheel. Call or new style washing machine, sold on You will find it pays to employ the write to W. H. HARDING, of the Unitarian Church trial, return it if it does not suit you. best workman when your watch R. F. D. No. 6, p, | wish to extend thanks to John Watson Company. breaks down, you won’t need him so j JOHN WATSON COMPANY Houlton, Me. rid kindly assisted in the pro* Did you see those tiny crosses in often. Jewett & Co. 224P kOf the opera,4’Evangeline,” Osgood’s window ? They are Mrs. Frank Sincock has a fine le little children and beauties. line of mid Summer Millinery. Send your names for the centenni Everything in Flowers, Feathers ive their servioes al celebration invitations to the and ribbons, and all the latest is Organ Beeital. Timbs office, -or call up on the tele ideas in plain and fancy hats. interest in the many phone. John Alden Flour is the highest ahd charities given in Mrs. Clay Fruit went to Orono, product from the choicest material^ a feeling of com- Saturday, where she will visit her Price $7.00 per barrel at your gro and unitedness that parents, and start for the west the cers. John Watson Company dis ! for the young people of 20th of June. tributors. i You will shortly be in need of a It is reported than Hon. Waldo Oka G il p a t b ic k . Lawn Mower. Let us show you Pettengill of Rumford Fal.s, is tore- some bargains before you purchase. sign as chairman of the Sturgis John Watson Company. Com mission. ; § £ * * » Better place your order now with Now is the time to get your refrig S' E. Merritt & Sons for coal for future erator for you will surely need it, filled the Bapt., delivery, you will save money by so and Fogg Co. have a great assort i#ro of June «th. Rev. doing. ment, large and small, low in price, D. D., of Bangor, Geo. A. Gorham and Dr. H. B, high in saniiary conditions. excellent and Instructive Garrison, returned last week from The wedding season is at hand, we “What he saw in Moosehead Lake, where they have have all the accessories, Engage |i England and France”. Dr. been enjoying the fishing. ment rings, Wedding rings Wedding OBpahle at all times to say For a graduating present buy the presents etc. Jewett & Co. ■instructive, he also has little girl a locket and neck chain, Our proposition: Paint your This is the faculty of saying it in an come in and talk it over. Jewett & buildings with Derby mixed paint The audienoe had ray. Co. the paint of quality and if it chalks, ,|0 tlielf mental vision a cracks or peels yon will be furnished nf the social, moral, Ice cream time may be here any «f the people referred day,* and if you buy a feezer at A. H. a sufficient quantity to repair free of Collegian Store features of the Fogg Co’s., you will have it when charge. John Watson Company. fMJfcr*-ffttherft. The ad* wanted. They don’t cost much. If you contemplate purchasing a “ Much appreciated For sixty years without an equal. refrigerator .'Novum OV FmST Mb s t ih g o r Cb e d ito r s , of the United States for Pianos, Organs, Players, In Bankruptcy. A FULL LINE OF Paul Sonde, | In Bankruptcy. Phonographs, Records and Bankrupt ) To the creditors of Paul Soude, - of Township 14, R 6, in the oounty of Aroos Musical Merchandise of all kinds took and district aforesaid, a bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that on the 8th day Lateit Songs and Instrumental Pieces. -of June, A. D. 1907, the said Paul Special Attention and Prices given to teachers. KING QUALITY .goods was duly adjudicated hankrnpt; and that the first meeting • of his creditors will be held at the • office of Edwin L. Vail in Iloulton, on the 29th day of June, A. D. 1907, ,0> o o’clock in the forenoon at the said creditors may attend, claims, appoint a trustee, bankrupts, and transact such Geo. A. Hagerman, i as may properly come before S. GREEN EDWIN L. VAIL, Referee in Bankruptcy, FRISBIE BLOCK. i M t i t i sdtou. Jane 10, 1907. M 8 The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, June 12, 1007 and was rewarded for all my trouble by ■Si iG liS iiS tiS n S i rib rib •?4»T«iT 1 o p in, Sherman 0 44 p m, Rogers Paints and Varnishes growing sections. In Crossing cess, treated the work from a scientific fairly decent sleep the night before. Island Falls 7 10 pm. one of the Down breeds, we be standpoint and met with success. In GKO. M. HOUGHTON. Pass’r Traffic A hearty good morning is a certificate M anager. it to be better to nee another the following letter to the Independent ot self-restraint and a clear conscience. \V. M. BROWN, General Superintendent, CALL AND SEE HE birad which txoefe in some parti- he tells how the work was accomplish The devotee of sensuous pleasure has Bangor, Me., March 10, 1007. point in which improvement is ed: rarel) the honest right to say good A still better wey, in the After the purchase of a setting hen, morning. There are no good mornings FOR SALE. ggipion, would be to get a the high combed Leghorn kind, such for him. Dissipation has soured the 2 new two-horse Jigger Wagons. fliat*clasa ram of tbe eame breed. as are known among professional poul atmosphere and poisoned the sunrise for Call on GEO. A. HAGERM AX. ohn H. Deasyj You will have to pay a premium upon try folk ae non-setters, I proceeded to him. If he says good morning at all tbit kind but they can be hq$l and will make “ Biddy” as comfortable quarters he lies. It is merely a perfunctory re COCAN BLOCK. pay, evdn for use upon grade flocks; as possible in the shed- With a bar mark. His languid manner and icy Notice of Foreclosure. I but if you desire to make a cross as a rel laid upon its side, nailed securely to touch expose the falsehood covered by W h e r e a s , Malaehi McOallan, of Fort more direct method of securing these re the floor, a metallic coal sieve stuffed the words Good morning. Fairfield in the County of Aroostook and State sults, use a ram of the larger and with hay for a nest, a window tcreen to of Maine, by his mortgage deed dated April 2, Good morning is the sequel of good 1 !<02, and recorded in the Aioostook Registry heavier shearing Down breeds, as pre stand up in front of the mouth of the behavior. The price one pays for a of Deeds, Northern District, in Vol. 42, Page 485, conveyed to I-aura F. Trafton, of Lime viously edvised, as in this way you will barrel and thirteen full blood Rhode real good morning is a good’s work. stone, in said County and State, the following get a uniform flock wbick can bs per Island eggs placed in the nest, some described real estate, situate in Caswell Plan Good sleep, early to bed, up early in tation, in said County, to wit;—Ixit numbered petuated with a fair degtee of satisfac whole corn and a dish of water also the morning, then indeed it is a good one hundred and twenty-live (125), according to Cutter's survey of Township Letter F, now tion end profit. placed in the barrel near the nest, all morning. said Caswell Plantation. Being the same Business Opening. was in readiness tor the enthronement Every morning is a good mort ing to premises conveyed to said McCalian by said Trafton, on April 2, 1902. We have had placed in our hands for immediate sale, a fine business of “ Biddy.” In placing the nest with such persons. They have paid the Now, therefore, the condition of said mort Knowledge end Training Pay On The gage is broken, by reason whereof I claim a stand, in a smart and growing town on the B. & A. R. R .f a general Farm as Elsewhere. in the barrel one of the wire hangers on price for it and are entitled to it. foreclosure of the same, and give this notice the side of the coal sieve flew off and in for i hat purpose. store doing a good business. Fort Fairfield, Maine, May 21, 1907. The stock will invoice about $2,000, besides the buildings which, Firming is s business requiring capi falling struck one of the eggs, cracking LAURA F. TRAFTON, consist of a two and a half story building 25x40 with ell 32x40, and a tal. There ere always some young men It for Sn inch or more. Having no Village Farm. By her Attorney, HERBERT W. TRAFTON. stable 26x36. poilmen* of e deep desks to own a more eggs I could count upon, and de 323 The store and storehouse are on the ground floor, with a nine room farm, but lacking the necessary funds siring to set tbe mysterious thirteeen, 1 12 3-4 Acres $850 sought the shellac bottle fctad quickly Here Is a smifc little farm 1 1-2 miles from dwelling above all well finished. for the undertaking. Such young men Richmond Village, pleawintly located, near coated the crack and placed it with the Kennebec River and M. ('. R. R. There are Notice of Foreclosure. Besides the store there is also another line connected with the am urged to persist in reaching their 150 grafted apple trees, bearing In season others. All went well until the seven 100 Iwirrels of apples; cutting 4 to 5 tons of Wn eke as Elbridge A. Campbell of Cari business which brings in good returns with no money invested. ufcfiltfon. It will take time, but sue- hay, pnstnre for 2 cows. Light loamy soil bou, in the county of Aroostxik and State of teenth day when Mrs. Biddy refused to good for early culture. ] 1-2 story house Maine, by his mortgage deed dated January Details will be given on application. oMa is practically certain. A young with “L” containing 7 rooms. Two good sit any longer and being unable to find hen houses, ban* 82x34, watered by well, 22, 1901, recorded in the Aroostook Registry of A bargain for someone. Apply to w «n of energy, push and patience can spring watered pasture. Trolley road laid Deeds Vol. 128, Page 37t>, conveyed to the find work at home with the best farmer another setting hen, in dismay I carried out right by the door, mail delivered, near Houlton Savings Bank the fcilowing described nelghliors. TV) settle estate price only I860, parcei of real estate situated in that part of Real Estate, Times Office. in the neighborhood. He will take an the nest of now cold eggs into the William Hutchins, Purrington Block, said Caribou formerly Eaton Grant, to wit: — Augusta, Me, Lot numbered forty-five. (45) according to plan Interest in everything, learning to skil kitchen and after testing one of them and survey of said Eaton Grant by Daniel by making a small hole in the big end Dennett in 1859, reference to said survey being fully perform every operation. He STOCK SALESMEN WANTED had, containing one hundred eight (108) acres •htuld be faithful in executing orders, to detect if the chicks weie still alive, more or less. Representative, of standing In Houlton Now, therefore, the condition of said mort but always at tbe opportune time quiet which I found to be the case as I could to place the Preferred Stock of a sound, gage is broken, by reason whereof the Houlton conservative, well-known manufacturing SALE of STOCK. ly do helpful things without order. He view the pulsations within, I closed the corporation, paying 7 per cent, dividends. Savings Bank claims a foreclosure thereof, and This concern has always been successful gives this notice for that purpose. will eave most of his wages. When a hole by placing the big end of another and Is more prosperous now than at any Houlton, Maine, May 24, 1907. time'in Its history. Capital Is Increased goodly sum has been laid by, he can go egg over the hole in the pregnant egg HOULTON SAVINGS BANK, solely to Increase facilities In order to take It is the desire of the Aroostook Telephone and Telegraph Company to place in the hands sealing the edges with shellac and plac care;of Increased business. A particularly By its Attorneys, to the University to acquire special attractive Investment for persons who now of its subscribers and to her citizens of Aroostook County, shares of its Capital Stock. ing a layer of cotton over them. Then have their spare funds in Savings Ranks 324 POWERS & ARCHIBALD. training that will further develop his because it Is unuuestlonably sakk and at The Aroostook Company is organized under the laws of the State of Maine and is carrying the same time pays a liberal dividend rate. on a prosperous business, It plans in the future to extend its service and thoroughly develop powers, thereby enabling him to com I filled the hot water bottle and for Reply at once wit h full particulars and at two days and nights the eggs came least three references, otherwise no atten Are you tired, fagged out, nervous, the telephone business throughout the County on sound business principles and at reasonable mand belter wages. When the funds tion will be paid to application. sleepless, feel mean ? Hollister’s rates. along under its warmth. As the Address A. F. M„ are exhausted, the process may be re P. O. Box UlSW, Boston, Mass. Rocky Mountain Tea strengthens the For particulars regarding selling price of stock, etc., address the following resident directors: peated, and in the end an education twenty-first day came on, 1 was fortu 224 nerves, aids digestion, brings refrtshing T. H. PH AIR, Presque Isle, F. F. SPEAR. Limestone, gained. nate enough to get another setting hen, sleep. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. L. E. TUTTLE, Caribou, E. T. McGLAUFLIN, Presque Isle, C. A. POWERS, Fort Fairfield, or L. 3. B^ACK, General Manager, Houlton,Maine This system develops* tbe beet there to whose care I now turned them over The Aroostook Times one year $1.01 R obert J. Co ch ran.