The Republican Journal, \HPoland of Saturday 1'tpeis and Periodicals..E. Lolette, Mont- to two to on his father’s farm until when he Pittsfield choose laymen repre- Irom visits in Medford and "••mi inary. nuck sport. .Republl- 1862, ville died at the home of her son March Worcester, liNention. enlisted in Co. E. of the 19th Maine In- sent eastern Maine at the next session of Mass. 21st from Bright’s disease after a Locals..The New* of Rel- lingering the general conference to be held at Los fantry. He rose steadily by reason of William A. Clark p New* Brighton Live Stock and painful illness, which at times serious- retnrnediby Saturday faithful and efficient service from Angeles, Cal., next May. l**-ifast Price Current.. Births. orderly ly affected her mind. She was the daughter eights’ train from a business trip to Port- ! v af.es. .Deaths. the two of lieu- John H. Vincent of the Metho- sergeant, through grades of Solomon and Lurana (Wright) Getchell. Bishop land. tenant, to captain. He received a severe dist Episcopal church arrived at New York secret societies. She was born May 20, IfSod, and had always 11. E. McDonald w ent to Boston wound in the right shoulder at the battle March 23d on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Tuesday lived in Montville. August 28, 1859, she :o buy furniture and will return the last of of Spottsylvania, May 12, 1864, by which he der Grosse, after an episcopal tour of the 1.■» Ue, F. ami A. M., con- was married to Alonzo Poland and to them die week. was from the front four but European stations of the church, of which kept months, were born three children: Ida j ii'i degree at a special meet- M., wife of Mrs. M. H. Small of East Belfast is v; -it with his still in a he has had the few returned to duty arm W. of charge during past years. .; svlay. F. White Waldo; Weldon A. Poland, ing friends and relatives in Ever" mustered out He will over the Maine Portland, sling. He was May 31,1865. with whom she and Lettie E. preside conferences, 1 <(>. had work in lived, Poland, ?tt and Lynn. F., soon after a farm in attend the conference at Los An- He bought Searsmont, who died in 1888. The funeral occurred at general ! »• .:iee at the E. D. Burd of regular meeting ten seven of which geles, Cal., and then return to his head- West Medford arrived last on which be lived years, her late home Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. ■-diir.g. quarters at Zurich, Switzerland. Friday to attend the funeral of Dr. John j he served as town treasurer. In 1875 he M. J. Wentworth of Knox words speaking J. Brooks. uampment. I. < >. O. F., con- his farm and in the manufac- at the sold engaged of comfort to the sorrowing ones. The Prayer meeting Congregational ii Purple degree at a special ture of silver and nickel ware in ■hutch at F.zra L. Talbot is oil on Deering. bearers were four brothers of the Grange, this, Thursday, evening 7.15; duty account of i iv business to Portland and of the illness, and ow evening. lie moved the II. P. Barker, W. D. Tasker, C. B. Ring topic, “The necessity cross.” Sun- George Bige is tiring on the until when he sold out and services: Easter of the Y. P. train. ommandery of the Golden continued 1890, and (.(scar Newell, and the funeral was un- day meeting passenger to Swanville. He was town clerk S. C. E. at 7.30 a. m.; “Our victories ie will meet in Path, April 20. returned der the direction of Hon. L. C. Morse of topic, d\. R. Ilunnewell of Pittsfield, a member from 1858 to I860 through Christ,” I Cor. 15:50-58. Rev. A. if the are expected. of Swanville inclusive, Liberty. The floral offerings were as fol- Democratic State Committee, was in II was State senator from Waldo county in Young of Bangor will preach at 10.45 die city .11 ch will iimu lows: cross, Mrs. W. J. Bean; wreath, Mrs. Tuesday. There will be 1871 and the Deering class two a. m. special Easter music. vorocation next even- represented Eliza Bean; bouquets, Mrs. Effie Bean, r„ i\eeu anu granuson, rranK Keene, Monday school at noon. Address in the in the State while living Sunday were in n the Mark years legislature Mrs. W. X. Mrs. Rebecca Poland and DR. JOHN G. BROOKS. Rockland last week to attend the degree. Fay, at 7.30 m. Rev. A. H. in that town. In 1869 and '70 he was a vestry p. by Young. funeral of A. J. ■" Mrs. C. II. Clement. She was a firm be- Capt. Hall. Lodge, K. of I*., conferred Dr. John G. Brooks died at 5.15 a. m and Dr. of the State valuation commission. Easter will be observed the Brooks had two valuable oil paint- member liever in Spiritualism and was most Sunday by Fred Atwood has been and third ranks, by dispensa- happy March _>4th at his residence on Church ings of his appointed post- He was in the common council of Baptist church with appropriate exercises. great-great-great grand parents, when surrounded by her spiritual friends. master at Rumford but it is not our :esday evening, March 23d, to street, lie had been as well as usual when and his who was a Falls; two and an alderman one Sermon the Rev. E. S. Ilabijah Savage wife, Portland years Up to the time of her last sickness she was by pastor, Philbrook, Fred Atwood of new member to participate in he retired at 9 but had a severe ill She a Winterport. at 10.45 a. Emmaus o’clock, Phillips. was remarkably beautiful year. He was a U. S. inspector at the of an affectionate and cheerful in.; topic, Revelations; Prospect to institute McKinley disposition, turn in the and medical aid woman Mr. and Mrs. Charles KniMinrr nf tha Har llarhnr Hrpnkwufpr. school at men’s at night, although and her mother was one of the Bradbury arrived which endeared her to her family and a Sunday noon; meeting was promptly summoned, and he had handsomest women of Tom Camden last to look after in that at other 3.30 Y. P. S. C. E. at 6.30 m Easter every her day. Dr. Brook’s Thursday and acted capacity points circle of and we trust her p. m.; p. ; large friends, attention, he passed His mother died :heir residence in Fellows at Bar Harbor lie was a charter service at 7.30 m. It is peacefully away. several years before his recently purchased this lodges on the Maine coast, beautiful belief has been realized and that praise p. expected end while sudden was not unexpected. He father’s demise. She reared six in titled that the Patriarchs Milt- member of F. and A. Mr. Clarence G. Gould of children, 3ity. Deering Lodge, she is now reunited with dear ones gone be- Colby College had been an invalid for many years, and at namely: John G. of Mrs. one w ill hold their held day there and a member of Hosworth Post, fnra will sing morning and evening and Mr. Belfast; Sophia A., Charles Baker, who spent the w in- XL, times confined to his bed for several weeks, wife of of York Julia ter in h* probable dates being the 14tli, G. A. of Portland. He was married Percival W. Keene of Colby will Joseph Bragdon ; E., East Orange, N. ,)., has returned to R., “Over my heart, in the days that are flown, preside in the usually winter season, but rallied of York; Edward who died in the summer at nth. During that time some five in 1859 to Ellen of Capt, So love like mother-love ever has shone. at the organ. The monthly covenant meet- G., early ipend her home on Congress V., daughter from these attacks and So when warm weath- Thomas an eminent ; members of the order from all James Cunningham of Belfast. Their other worship abides and endures ing of the church will occur this, Thurs- manhood; S., physi- itreet, er came would be and about will be Faithful, unselfish and patient like yours.” up attending cian of Illinois, where he died in 1880 and Mate present. one son, James C., died in 1888, aged 23 day, evening at 7.30 p. m. All members are I>r. George L. Walton, a professor in to business as usual. At no time was his Mlintida Mrs. who was Friends and are in- L., deceased. Bragdon is the j"ss Lodge, Knights of Pythias, years. His second wife, Margaret Margaret F., widow of the late Joseph expected. strangers Harvard Medical school, was iu Belfast remarkably clear and vigorous intellect only survivor of the ■ family. attainment and card in Cunningham, widow of Edwin Greeley of F. Heath, died in Waldo Jan. 26th, llKH. vited. ast Friday iu consultation with local phy- party clouded in the least, and often when con- John G. Brooks attended the district survives him. His brothers and ■She was the of David and Eunice licians. .Tuesday evening, March 29th. Swanville, daughter There will be an Easter service at the fined to his bed he received visitors and well known in schools in his native town until he was members, ladies and invited sisters, now deceased, were (Files) Thompson of Thorndike. At 18 Universalist church next at 10.45 One of the speakers in the sophomore Sunday discussed and decided important business thirteen years old, when he became clerk in •• A Maine. were Col. Reuben S., Joshua, years of age she the Methodist present. musical program They joined a. m., as follows: is no irize debate at Bates college was Fred I,. matters, lhere one, and has been no a store. He was later church. an employed in the ■•red, consisting of vocal solos by Albert, Hannah J., Joseph, Mary XL, Isaac Although invalid for many 1'hurston, a graduate from Freedom Organ voluntary, one, in this community, who was so often same in Boston until ill her was capacity health ker and Mrs. Jesse H. Webber XL, Elizabeth and George. Capt, Smart had years quiet home life full of Chris- Andantino, Chauvet, Guilmont Vcademy. consulted on business matters as Dr. him to the When tian trust and ."he was a Mrs. Herbert F. Drinkwater. obliged resign position. "ns by a male quartette, cousist- always been a staunch Republican, casting patience, trusted William R. Roix Easter carol, Welcome the Light, Brooks. Persons who had no claim upon nineteen years old he to for returned to Bangor Mon- Merrill his first vote in 1880 for Abra- friend and neighbor, who threw the mantle began prepare .tlier Hammons, Atherton, presidential Fred E. Saville from a visit to friends in to him, personally, professionally, ior political- college at Gorham, Me., and in 1844 entered lay Bueksport. -ter and Custer G ham Lincoln. He was a valued member of of charity around the faults and failings of Minister and Dickey, Psalm, People. esume his studies at j ly, came to him for advice, which, with his from which he in the University of and was others. She was a life resident of Easter anthem, I Will Go Unto the Altar Dartmouth, graduated ■;s p.ayed at ten tables. Ice cream Comet Grange of Swanville serving long j of Protheroe valuable time, he gave freely and cheerful- 1848. In 1851 he from Maine Law School. as master at the time of his Thorndike until about two when God, graduated Jefferson were served. his fourth term years ago, Universalist Church Choir. ly. One man who needed capital to buy a College of with the of W. Hills has entered the death. He was also Overseer of the Waldo she went to the home of her oldest daugh- Easter Pastor Philadelphia, degree Cyrus employ ■••i s of .Solomon R. lesson, and King Council, business who went to Dr. Brooks for Doctor of Medicine and at once if the Mutual Insurance Company of New su- ter, Mrs. C. E. in who did Life Over Death is opened an Pomona Grange, and had been Gurney, Waldo, Soprano solo, King, with Knox as were installed evening County financial aid as well as said that the Fork, county his held of labor Tuesday all a Loud advice, office in Belfast, continuing in active perintendent of the Swanville Union Sun- that loving daughter could do to soothe prac- -Rockland Courier Gazette Parker, Past T. I. M., assisted Miss Marian Wells. doctor talked to him like a father. He got by March As and comfort her The de- tice here for nearly half a century, lie day school since 1,1900. husband, declining years. Prayer, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nickerson of Castine :'"akas Grand Marshal. Follow- the money he needed and is grateful to-day was a most and he was ceased leaves two other Mrs. Fred Forth from Dark successful physician and sur- father, friend, soldier citizen children, Anthem, Respond, the were in on -ofl vis: T. 1. W. C. for the aid and Belfast Tuesday business. Mr. M., Libbey; and C. W. Greene encouragement given him. geon and had a and lucrative ever kind, thoughtful, conscientious and Hasty and Charles H. Heath, who mourn Stormy Sky, large prac- •-<■ Nickerson is on the Silver Star, R. l>oak; Tr., Robert Burgess; Sermon, The Divine Ingathering of Souls, There are many like instances, although tice. He had been engineer faithful. His was a noble life. The funeral the loss of a gentle, loving mother; also city physician, was ex- as. Rev. Ashley A. Smith rnd they drove up from Camden. K. .Johnson; C. of G., Frank U. perhaps in some cases the gratitude has for the to services were held at the Union church, two brothers, Joseph and William Thomp- Hymn. amining surgeon State, pass upon •a :. .. _ post Tuesday.— Bangor Daily ■ be the administration of the men who 'i in nth. The ses- felt and feared no more. preceded by bap- established the Belfast Sav- Bath, April from the the the Her remains were a in the Post, Grange, Sunday active had attained eminence in Miss G. Bernice Rogers, teacher p !i at in o’clock in the forenoon laid beside those of her tism and reception of candidates into full practice ings Bank in 18(18, and served continuously school, near friends and 'lie family, bore husband in the North Mass., school, ar- his and was often called in con- Andover, High 1 Lincoln 1. 0. 0. on membership in the church ; Sunday school profession on the board of trustees until a short Lodge, F., their subtle testimony to the esteem in Centre Cemetery after a funeral service at rived Saturday night to spend the vacation and continue the at 12 m.; Easter concert by the Sunday sultation. There were some who could not time before bis death, and had been •a, through day, which the deceased was held by the many the Centre church, Rev. David Brackett with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. at 7.30 in. All are in- give up their old fatuity physician and lie me for those attending to take officiating. school children p. president of the Belfast National Bank people present. attended them as as he was and Rogers. ain, if they so desire. Maine vited to these services. Following is the loyg able, since 1879. In the days when the ship Mrs. Abby r. Cummings died at the for the Easter concert almost to the last gave advice and medicine George G. Rose of No thport is clerk of 7. is planning to entertain the A useful life came to a peaceiul close in program Sunday building industry was nourishing here he Finest K. home of her daughter, Sirs. Alonzo C. to his household and friends. Dining the was a owner of vessel ;he Windsor Hotel, succeeding th a reception, social and dance the death of Hannah S. Hussey, widow of large property and in war lie was for a time the who is clerk at the Revere. ■ Batehelder, March after Organ voluntary, Edith Davidson civil only phy- was for of Burgess, Ralph ling of April 5. Reduced rates the late Lincoln Hussey, at the home of her Northport, 27th, agent many the vessels in a illness. She was born in Chorus, Life and Immortality, by school sician in Waldo and he E. of Warren is at tne lii'fiil nn t long Northport county, although which he was interested. At the time of Stiekney porter oldest son, Omar CL, in Waldo, March noth. Prayer, Rev. G. E. Edgett nearly four score years ago, in the house in had lived to a good old age the exacting de- his death his vessel Revere. -•ation of '_'l members of silver The deceased was a daughter of William Solo, selected, Lizzie Chamberlain only property was an w hich she passed her last hours. She was Rec., Welcome, Lillian Iiraddock mands then made upon him undermined interest in the schooner Flora Condon* Horace Chenery arrived from Boston i.-e, of went to Gould, who moved from sandwich. New Knights Pythias, a of the late Amos and Easter greetings, Ruth Xlacomber his health and resulted in the invalidism of daughter Jane Pen- Always a Republican l)r. Brooks was ever last Friday night, but soon after received a last Thursday to assist Hampshire, seventy years ago to Brooks, Chorus, Exalt the Risen Savior, by school evening, dleton, and was married in life to his last years. Hut for the skill with which the illness of his on what is early Pastor and school influential in the councils of his lie telegram announcing Olivers to institute a new with a large family, and settled Responsive reading, party. lodge, Otis and were well known he handled his own case and the unremit- Friends Cummings, they Vocal duett. Sunlight Wakes the Morning, was alderman from ward 2 in and w ife’s mother, and left Saturday morning was made with a 4-liorse team often called Gould hill. The large 1871-2-2, a iarge as a hotel at Wood and Isabel Carter care and attention of his wife he could by circle, they kept Sybil ting mayor of Belfast in 1874-3. He was a mem- or Boston. tlie W. S. Edminster. The meeting in Brooks was one attraction to for lie is Risen. owner, Saturday Core in the of coach Class exercise, Joy never have attained even four-score days stage years, ber of the Senate from Waldo county in W. lias 51 charter members and was the family at that time. The Friends be- Rec., Easter, Florence iiraddock George Burkett arrived Satuiua\ travel along the shore road. Her and he exceeded that age by three, lie was husband, Chorus, The of Resurrection, 1872, but declined a second nomination. In a m South Branch hall, lief thus inculcated in youth, and the habit Day light from Boston, lie is director of the Grange who is the school a rather than a and past mark of four-score years by sociable, society man, 1880 he his in the state was from the of attendance at services, represented city leg- Belfast National Bank, and came to attend delegation present regular religious and quite feeble, survives her, with one Rec., Mary, by Ola Wood liked to have his chosen friends about him. islature. , Jehu Frankfort. The visitors were followed her through life. She was well son, Henry Otis Cummings of and Song, Angel of God, by the Johnson girls he funeral of the late President, Dr. Boston, He was a reader of books and a lover one daughter, Annie, wife of Alonzo The of Louise Nash good Dr. Brooks was twice married. His first ( w :ii refreshments when ar- read and a firm believer in those Capt. Rec., Angel Mercy, i. Brooks. they principles. of and did a C. Batehelder of Northport. She also Chorus, Beautiful Lilies, by the children flowers, rarely birthday pass wife was Elizabeth L. was served at and brother survives Daniel F. Gould McIntyre, daughter ■upper midnight One her, leaves one sister. Mrs. Louise Lord of Rec., Wesley Wood that both did not come to him from old Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Stone of China were of the late Jeremiah and Elizabeth A. Mc- fore the visitors left. who visited her last Patten, four and one Jesus is the Children’s of Boston, spring. grandchildren great Rec., Friend, friends who knew his tastes. His chief di- n Waterville for a short time last Thurs- grandchild. Mrs. Gracie Packard of Maine. November one two sons and Cummings’ life had been Intyre York, 14, to where Mr. She leaves daughter, version was and in lay on tlieir way Lewiston, Transfers in Real Estate. closely identifier, with that of the little Rec., Song Easter Lessons, by four girls gardening orcharding, 1899, he married E. who sur- The Mary Chase, w ill a as overseei of eight grandchildren. daughter, Mary village in which her whole life was Frances Murch which lie was successful. He Stone accept position spent. Rec., very usually vives him, and from whom he had the most of Thorndike, was with her She was a faithful and Floats a Golden school me of the mills. E. Johnson, loving wife, mother Chorus, Chime, by a month or two at his on the and spent cottage devoted care and attention in his wing transfers in real estate much of the time during her brief illness. grandmother, a sympathetic neighbor Class exercise, The Golden Keys. declining a North where he had a Mrs. Joseph Bragdon of York village, the idi-d and true friend ; and many, both in her Song, Florence Iiraddock Shore, Northport, in Waldo County Registry The son, K. of Dallas, years. youngest Irving native town and will Rec., Resurrection Morn, Lulu Stover line and orchard, many of the fruit July surviving sister of Dr. JolinG. Brooks, fur elsewhere, sincerely garden the week ending Mar. 31, 1904: Texas, visited her last autumn after a long mourn her The Blessed Evle Hall departure. Rec., Story, trees as well as shade trees planted under was ill and unable to attend his funeral. \ Foster, Charlestown, Mass, to her and continued Singing Beautiful Easter Daj, absence, giving great joy his own direction. All charitable or Other relatives of Dr. and Mrs. Brooks 1 Lulu Stover and Ola phil- Funeral services were held at isby, Belfast: land and build- of mind in,answer to earnest prajer Mrs. Ellen P Salmond died at her home, Colby 2.o0p. in., peace Stella Black movements had his co- were Mrs. Whitmarsh and Mr. and Rec., The Resurrection, anthropic hearty at the handsome residence on present elfast. Asa F. Riggs, Belfast, to for As the hours of evening drew No. 40 Church street, March 2(ith, after a Monday, years. Chorus, Risen for You and Me, by school and he to them much time Mrs. Drown of Boston. A. operation gave Church street erected Dr. Brooks in Riggs, do.; land in Relfast. A. on and the end came without a strug- long illness, she was born in Belfast Benediction. by happy sixty- and He had been for some ■ thought. years, and which had since been his home. A new The Lord is Mindful oi t at., to Sarah G. Blais- six a 1878, anthem, Bangor, the were gathered about the years ago, daughter of the late Asa there will an gle, family At the Unitarian church be and was at the time of his death, President His Own, composed by Anna Colson-Rich olford, land in The casket was placed in his office, w here Pa.; Nortliport. bedside tearfully watching the loved one, and Nancy (Piper) West, and was the wife Easter service next Sunday morning at of this city, is published in tin* March num- of the Children’s Aid Society of Maine and so much of his time had been and Cain, Montville, to Ralph II. when one of the -ones exclaimed, of Edwiu Salmond. her mar- spent, ber of the Church Choir, issued by (!. F. younger During early 10.45 o’clock, with sermon by the pastor. in few weeks di- the past had personally whose well filled the liosclie of Chicago. Mrs. Rich’s bass song. land and buildings in Montville. “See face shine!” So ended ried life she was operator, the bookcases, pictures grandma’s telegraph The service of communion will be held im- rected and others The is with a if. improvements projected and of those he were Fiery Chariot, meeting Cunningham, Frankfort, to An- this faithful Christian life. Her friends office being in the room with the Eastern photographs loved, in the mediately after the morning service. Sun- at the Girls’ Hume on avenue. cordial reception West.—Bangor 1 for which her husband was Northport eloquent of the The room was rockett, du.; land in Frankfort. and met at her home in Waldo Express Co., »re departed. Commercial. neighbors day schodl at 12. All cordially invited. a *■ agent. Mrs. Salmond was an earnest work- He was vice president of the llumaue one mass of flowers in set and I- Crockett to Albert R. Cunuing- to the for Brooks and lis- lovely pieces prior departure er in the Unitarian parish and during her The musical program for the Easter ser- and President of the Home for “ITncle” Nathaniel T. Swan of Bangor, ■nd in Geo. H. Society bouquets, and a sheaf of wheat and a beau- Frankfort; Ryder, tened to reading of the Scripture and pray- long and try ing i lness she received at the vice is as follows: ns he is affectionately known by all rail ■ Women. Cue of the last business to Charles F. hands of her lriends the Aged tiful wreath were laid on the casket. The road men, for over 20 conductor on Ginn, Belfast; land er by her friend William Jones of South same loving care jears Organ Voluntary, Credo, Haydn acts of his life was to for ten on the B. Ar e. ( that in her days of health and she arrange buying directors and officers of the Belfast National the old B. & 1*. and years A. Gerry, Unity, to Louisa Brooks. The funeral services were held strength Anthem, Hosanna, Granier bestowed upon others. Her parents died the Cutter house on Cedar street for the A., who was retired sometime ago, went 141 1, do.; land in John F. Kev. H. Small and Gloria, Toznanski bank were seateil in the room during the Unity. at Brooks, March 24th, many years ago, and her sister, Mrs. Frances Liver the line Friday morning to Milo, to 1 Carol, Hall last named These to Fred A. and A. died Nov. society. organizations service. The directors were Messrs. Wm. look over the new growing towns in that Monroe, Tasker, do.; Kev. D. Brackett, acquaintances life- Kogers. 13, 1902. She leaves Response, The Day is Ended, Bartlett u I two brothers, William West of Boston and will miss him greatly. It w ill be difficult B. Swan, A. A. Howes, T. W. Pitcher and vicinity.— Bangor Commercial. buildings in Monroe. Alpheus A. long friends of the deceased, rendering sat- Mrs. Pitcher. James G. West of Brockton. Her husband to find one ready to give the time and '"arsinont, to Elvira J. Cobb, do.; service, and Kev. E. E. Colburn Anthem, Rejoice, Calkin George W. Burkett; cashier, ('. \V. Wes- Mr. and Mrs. Granville Fernald held a isfactory is seriously ill, aad her death will prove a Carol. he did to such and it in thought objects give cott. Nathan F. Houston, for many years to friends at their 1210 buildings Searsmont. Mary E pronounced the benediction. Her four severe shock to him. The funeral was held Mozart reception home, Postlude, March, so cheerfully. Others will miss a true President of the Belfast Belfast, to Julia G. McKeen, do.; grandsons, Pliny, Willie, Emery and Leon at her late home Monday afternoon, Kev. Savings Bank, of Eleventh street, Washington, D. March Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock the who was ever I in Harry Lutz officiating. friend, ready to respond to which Dr. Brooks was until a in of the 50th buildings Belfast. Mary II. Hussey, acted as bearers. Her grandnieces, recently 20th, observance anniversary Knights Easter service will beheld made as the 1 xt *.1. __: i_ Templar any call upon him, writer of was also The other bank- Belfast, to Alma E. Bradbury, Alice some sweet se- trustee, present. jf their marriage. Capt. Fernald, who is a Grace and Dow, sang in the Unitarian church. Palestine Com- land this inadequate tribute to his memory can institutions were Wm. and buildings in Belfast. assisted G. M. Morrill as tenor home in March at the ing represented by Civil War veteran, and his wife, were lections, by Lewiston, 25th, age will attend in a Rev. to E. mander}- body. llarry testify. 11. Quimby, treasurer, and Wilmer J. Dol- from Maine. Higgs, Belf.st, Mary Ilamil- and W. S. Jones as bass. The tloral con- of 75 years and 0 mouths. She was one of formerly Lutz will deliver the sermon upon “Modern assistant treasurer of the Belfast Sav- aml buildings in Belfast. Asenetli were beautiful. seven children of and f’hebe Her- man, Donald S. Walker, Bowdoin '04, tributions very Friends Samuel Rev. A. A. Smith, Rev. G. E. passed Mockton Chivalry.” J)r. Ifrooks was born in York, Me., Feb. ings bank; and F. R. Wiggin, cashier of Springs, to Champlain and neighbors gathered at the services to rick of Northport. For several years she Edgett and Rev. E. S. l’hilbrook will take through Belfast Tuesday on his wa\ to 15, 1821, a son of Solomon and Nancy the Peoples National Bank. The local d". land and buildings in Stock- show their appreciation of her honest was head milliner in the store of H. li. part in the service. All are most cordially New York, where he has accepted a posi- and her invited. The following musical program (Savage) Brooks, His father was a native physicians attended in a were tion of trust with John C. Brookinan, Ha- Christian life. The interment was in the Johnson, moved, with mother and body. They will be rendered in the course of the ser- Wall street broker. 11 is friends sister Adelaide in IStiti, to Lewiston, where of New Ipswich, N. 11., and his grand- Drs. Elmer Small, w ho attended Dr. Brooks many Friends yard near by. she has since made her that vice here and at college, where he has been v»*r> Beltast Weather home, except also named Solomon, was one of the in his last I). P. S. W. Report. father, illness, Flanders, w ith so the family had a summer residence near Processional, Flagler popular, regret very much to part Organ Voluntary, New men who in the G. C. Everard A. Miss Etta r. Mullin of Camden died at which a Alleluah Forth Buck Hampshire fought Johnson, Kilgore, Wilson, genial a companion, yet they are pleased to i*s a of the weather Brunswick, they occupied portion Anthem, Sing summary of the time. The sister Adelaide alone re- Gloria. Revolutionary army. Solomon Brooks, the E. L. Stevens, John Stevens and it. It. know that he has the opportunity to enter 1 the home of her sister, Miss Mary H. Mullin, the Belfast station of the U. S. were such a career. Having mains of the family. They sisters of Solo, If God so Clothe the Grass, Bischoff father of John G., was born in 1784, and Tibbetts. Mayor L. T. Shales represented upon promising Bureau for the week in Boston, March -'2d, after a long illuess. the late G. who died satisfactory examinations in all the ending Mar. Benjamin Herrick, Mr. Pitcher. a store in New a passed kept general Ipswich the and the ex- course the. 'M She was born in Castine lifty-three years very suddenly on the street in Belfast Carol, Ilall city government, following requirements of the colege Match 1898. Miss Herrick’s remains ar- number of years. He served in both Houses mayors were N. F. V\ m. excused him from participation ago, a daughter of Capt. Perez and the late 2, Response. present: Houston, president rived in Belfast evening and were I of the New He in the graduation exercises, as he is H. Mullin. She attended Monday Quartette, Yea, Though Walk, Hampshire legislature. B. Swan, L. F. McDonald, R. F. Dunton, Mary (Fernald) placed in the receiving tomb to await inter- Sullivan obliged to report in New York by April Wind, Sky, etc. died in York, Me., about 1864. His first William C. Marshall, Win. P. Thompson, of j the common schools of Castine and the ment in Last Northport Cemetery. Postlude, Triumphal March, 1st. May Don realize the best wishes whose maiden name was ! Camden High school and graduated from Mendelssohn wife, Wheeler, A. C. Burgess, C. 0. Poor, Elmer Small. the mauy friends he has left in Maine. 4' -1 Miss Rosilah A. Coombs died at the home died a now de- Aside from S. W. Part cloudy. Rain to 9 a. the Castine Normal sohool. She began Mrs. Keyes, soprano, Mrs. Pitcher, con- young, leaving daughter, these officials and ex-officials Mines. M. FT. Willett, F. L. Austin and m.; rainfall for 2 days, .42 of an of her in Last Belfast March tralto, Mr. White, tenor, Mr. Pitcher, bass, ceased. His second wife, the mother of tlier were in addition to the entertained the inch. teaching while in the Normal school and parents 24tk, present, many Sawyer Minneapolis chap- »4 32 w. after a and illness. She was Miss Faunce, organist. John was a of Thomas and friends of Dr. and Mrs. ter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Clear. continued in that vocation until about one long painful G., daughter personal Brooks, so s. to W. this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Willett, Cloudy. Rain; not born in Isle au Haut in November, 1859, a Lydia (Grow) Savage of York. The Sav- the leading professional and business men enough to measure. year ago, when she was obliged to give up SWAKVILLE. | on Fifteenth avenue SFT. Mrs. Charles 4i S. w. daughter of Capt. James and Mary age is an old and of the who came to their last trib- on inhab- Part cloudy. Lunar halo, on account of failing health. She taught (Simp- Mrs. M. J. Downs, who has been away family distinguished one, I city, pay Marsh read a paper the primitive 8 p. m. in sou) Coombs. Her came to Bel- the winter, has returned from the Norman in one w su itants of the territory comprised the 4, 26 s. E. schools in Maineand was ateacher for parents visiting during dating Conquest Eng- I ute of respect to ho had been long Cloudy. many when she was and ot Bar Louisiana and there was Mime 15 s. fast young she worked home—Henry E. Greeley Harbor land. In 1066 a Norman of noble Le purchase, Part cloudy. Snow In night. a few in the west. For several birth, identified with the best interests of Belfast. in Jy^ years years as a dressmaker in this several was in town several last called music. Light refreshments were served 26 s. to W. Part Snow in city years. days week, Thomas le cloudy. a Sieur Sauvage, invaded England Rev. of the Unitarian the where the colors ct the forenoon, snowfall, 2 inches; past she had been a teacher in the public She had large circle of friends, who sin- here by the sickness of Capt. N. Smart— Harry Lutz, pastor dining-room, pre- train of William in and cipitation, .23 ot an inch. cerely mourn the loss of one who was ever Foster Small is canvassing for wall-papers, in the the Conqueror, and church, was the officiating clergyman and chapter were carried out ribbons schools of Camden. Miss Mullin possessed ; R. F. '•arch 25. Fields and faithful and true. The family has the sym- mouldings and curtains and has a large as- after the Battle of settled in that flowers, and Mines. JS. A. Reed And open laud bare of the of a successful teacher Hastings ; the bearers were Messrs. L. F. McDonald, IMW highest qualities pathy of all in their bereavement. She sortment from which to choose—W. S. Goodwin presided. Flags and bunting about 12 inches in the woods. Roads country. One of his descendants, Sir John Edward G. P. Lombard and Chas. to a marked degree. Her discipline was leaves to mourn their loss her parents, two Nickerson made a business trip to Unity Sibley, a patriotic air to the other rooms.— with bare — commanded the left of ! A. March Iflth. alternating spots. Snow go- strict, yet without harshness, and she bad brothers, Theodore and James, and one last week Mrs. Nancy Billings of Wiu- Savage, wing Rich- Pilsbury. The directors of the Belfast Save[inneapolis Evening Journal, »ff by sister, Geneva. The funeral was held Sat- has been the guest of Mrs. D. mond’s at the battle of melting, without heavy rains, the faculty of making her pupils under- terport Mary army Bosworth National bank and the local physicians urday afternoon at her late home and was Nickerson for several days....The robins, As a family medicine, we know of noth- mostly on wheels. Large flock of stand their lessons. Her into child Field, Aug. 22, 1485. Members of the fam- were among those who followed the re- A gaming<1 insight largely attended. Rev. £. S. Philbrook of- bluebirds and song sparrows have come in j ing which so completely tills the bill as Seese, came to this in colonial flying low, evening of 24th. nature was acute and she dealt with the ficiated. large flooks. ily country times, ; mains to Grove Cemetery. Brown's Instant Relief. fc* ___ which bloom before THE BROOKS TOWN MEETING. wood dower, all of I Get Wise on the Sub* a MAGNOLIA SPRINGS, FLA. the leaves appear on the tree, those Letter from Washington. most and As It Is ject talked about after the blossoms have fallen. As It n as In the Fast To-day. 5 $ showing The Session its Congressional Nearing to the The trees include the live oak, magno- In the good old days prior building Close. What Hale and •_ pioneer Southern Kesort. Its Attrac- Senator Congress- of our railroad the Brooks town meetings lia, pine and palm, which are green all man Burleigh are Doing. Cloak Room were marked by turbulence and discord. tions, Scenic and Otherwise. Birds and winter. Others come in the spring, The momentous issue of aid to the rail- their blossoms and fol- Gossip. IS first MONEY I lowers. showing IT? [Correspondence of The Journal. J road was the basis of many an acrimonious with the leaf. The pussy wil- lowing Washington, 1). C., March 29. The debate, and it was not an unusual thing New coin catalogue just out giving prices of The Journal.! low has also and is a remind- 1 or rare coins, on sale at PALMER’S or i, Correspondence appeared Maine members of are for the annual town meeting to consume by Congress rapid- 0 cents. er of Easter-tide, while a few buds are the whole of one March day and pass Magnolia Springs, Fla., March 6, ly closing out their work here and be- long to be seen on the orange trees. The well through the daylight of the next. iout. Magnolia Springs is situated on ginning to look forward to the journey FRANK N. LORD, is in full bloom and Then it was that we listened to the thrill- river some 28 miles from honeysuckle filling the St. Johns back to their home in the Pine Tree to the air with The sweet ing eloquence of a Daniel Jones, the The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been Jacksonville, via the Atlantic Ciast perfume. yel- State. The session will last from two subtle argument of a Joseph Ellis, to the in use for over 30 has home of low over trees and years, the signatnre or be reached the jasmine climbs to four weeks from Line, may by daily yet but, profiting leonine roar of Sam or Henry Reynolds, and been his fences like the clematis of the north has made under per- steamboat lines down the river. The past experience, the Maine men are to the resonant thunder of an I. G. Rey- and the blossoms afford sonal supervision since its infancy. ace was settled many years ago, and pretty cup-like aware that the last two weeks will be nolds and to the enthusiasm of pi contagious Allow no one to deceive in this. a home to the bee. Far over our you is claimed to be the first winter resort honey with business a Chas E. Lane. The crowd was never jammed which every- All Imitations and are but heads the trees are laden w’ith the Counterfeits, “Just-as-good” in the south. The first hotel green seated. You could only keep them still for gave way body nearly is clamoring to get done. trifle with and the health of vine and blossoms. Experiments that endanger to the one more than cup-like yellow The in the will be a minute. They surged about the room present twenty offices department Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. Each now opens some new glory in with their muscles knotted as for adeadly ye ars ago. The St. Johns river at this day tilled during the morning hours with the w ild flowers and the of the conttict, their foreheads wrinkled as in a po int is more than three miles wide beauty Congressmen who have something to frenzy of hate, their eyes flashing with T-" 1 an unobstructed view forests entices the Northern visitor into ask that have been asked earlier. and affords eight might the electrical excitement that filled their What is CASTORIA It long walks and rambles. are miles south and twelve miles north. The Maine men wiser and avoid brain. One side pictured the successful Orrin J. Dickey. Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare- This Handsome Couch 1 as the appearance of a beautiful lake. the rush by having their errands per- future that awaited Brooks as a railroad and It is Pleasant. It Ti e air is very salubrious and free from formed before the crowd arrives. town, the other the financial ruin that lay goric. drops Soothing Syrups. BELFAST PEOPLE AT NASSAU. Narcotic iiven with $16 assortment of Soaps, Kxtra.^ us contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other dampness both night and day and the Both the men of special political in- just before us. To those of who remem- Apices, Tea. Coffee, Cocoa, Toilet Goods substance. Its is its U Worms northern visitor soon realizes that Capt. W. M. White of the S. S. Miami. Suc- terest to the Third Maine district are ber it all it is now but an echo from the age guarantee. destroys standard Groceries. cess of a Belfast Artist. distance. of the most active partici- and Feverishness. It cures Diarrhcua and Wind Send at once for (fur big of enervation does not follow, as is usual- rounding out a splendid winter’s work. Many allays catalogue writes pants are sleeping in their quiet graves. Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation the transition to a semi-tropical cli' W. K. Morison from Chicago Senator Hale has the appropriation 200 OTHKK PREMIUMS Like many other issues this one is dead. and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the mate. In fact the air has something under date of March 21st: “I have not bills, of which he takes personal charge, The railroad lias become an accepted fact; Stomach and and 'natural had the of but a sin- out of the and he is fortunate Bowels, giving healthy sleep. of a bracing, tonic effect. The hotel pleasure reading well way it is to and our are thank- here stay people The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. Hoie are of number of The Journal for the in them con- Supply C», and grounds here the property gle past this year having passed, ful for it. We have a bright, clean, happy I>. >eavey Co., and there are five eight weeks until I arrived home last sidered in conference, and forwarded and prosperous village. Teams from miles hotel. our GENUINE ALWAYS I .•otiages in connection with the Thursday morning, when I read all the around are daily at station. Our busi- CASTORIA w Mile the liver attorns tine nsning, back numbers. We left in January for earlier than is usually the case at long ness men are active and well-to-do. We “Don’t Read This" all we eg and boating, the favorite amuse- the south, spending a few days at St. sessions of Congress. When he takes realize that without the railroad should have been only a sleepy little ham- For this is the medicine that c l K ment is golf and the extensive nine-hole Augustine, l’alm Beach, Miami, and a up the general deficiency appropriation Samuel Prouse ef Dixmont after he had let in the woods. various doctors and two _■ mas are among the best in the State, month at Nassau. There was rather a bill in committee the world of Wash- given up by lint- « hut lmc this tn fin with thp rpppnt best specialists in the State, as hating a and a half miles in The St. occurrence on the then knows that a few curable stomach trouble, and t lias cm length. strange steamship ington only town Not it is Brooks meeting. much, C. Sylvester of Liberty after he spent hr : > is a river and has Miami. W. M. or of the session remain. Men very sluggish Capt. White, “Bob,” days true; it is only to note the change wrought weeks and three days in The Genera! I at and was sent home a- the of north, its as we ail know sat at the about the when the end pital Portland, peculiarity tlowing boys him, speculate day by the passing years that we indulge in cprable. waters are usually quiet and afford head of the table, and besides Mrs. of the session will come, but when Mr. these reminiscences. The meeting March mating, white the alligator, a eom- Morison, myself and our little daugh- Hale calls a meeting of the subcom- 7, 1904, was held for the first time in our at the same The were Brown's Stomach Kin. -igl.t. is of never-ceasing interest, ter, there were table Ralph mittee to consider the general defici- new 85,000 building. people The Kind You Have Always Bought Royal seated. wished to el. the sport of shooting them C. Johnson, his wife and daughter, and exists no The Everybody'who speak ency uncertainty longer. is for sale by all druggi-ts and McLane of could be heard. Due respect and deference In Use For Over 30 Years. grocer- in: since been discouraged. Fish Mrs. Washington, I). C., bill itself, however, does not involve is sold on a guarantee. Thousands an was of others. The THE CENTAUR 77 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY. who the 6. R. paid to the opinions COMPANY, ing it to-day. t -aine an- plentiful here, and quail bought Williamson tasks and is speedily dis- any gigantic decisions of the Chair were as recommen- and v 1 odcoek are found in large place on Northport avenue last year. of. It is held as the last meas- posed dations and not as commands. And oh! :>er- the house. The In other there were at the ure to because of not far from words, for Congress enact, shades of the past! The business of the I table Belfast or which the dif- .t Minot of 25 quail is a daily affair eight people, people a large number of items meeting was pleasantly despatched. ARTHUR A,MOORE, larger bags have been seen by who in a way were Belfast people, ferent departments want included in it. M. J. Dow, Esq., then begged the indul- either former residence or sa. '•■•ssor t" Charles L. Fletcher, deal- : be,. 1 .arger game can be secured through Gov. Burleigh has been hurrying his gence of the chair, and of his courteous Belfast now as their summer a He a into the forests, where the having work so as to have all the little ends lownsmen, for few remarks. mention- trip HAT Jl-S- home. When we landed at Nassau one before the last of the ed the fact that it was a custom now quite i and deer •fllP i abounds where up iPHHAT Turkey gathered day ITsfrjng 1904 Spring 1904 of the first I saw zenerally observed among bodies of people i: e often fr. «thd. I n tlie river are trout, persons was II. L. session is announced. lie has been where business of an and excit- Woodcock, who is his third down to the little brick on the important vd ami black bass, the latter very I spending building ing nature had been transacted, where dif- v' 'e-btifnl. and other small lish. season there. Considering the great Mall, known as the Fish Commission, to pickerel, ference of opinion, it may be, had existed, Vn’.- th.em is a lish an distance, and the fact that Belfast is go over the matter of fish distribution h 'iig resembling al-1 md where acrimonious debate perchance OF A LTj KIXVS. rather a small it is re- for streams and lakes in the Third Dis- iigator it: color but about the size of a place, really had occurred, where passion, perhaps, had markable that there were so in a trict with the rotund and -1 and called in the soutli a “mud many enterprising been aroused and excitement predominated, Sea bunch. who Trout* In the winter this lish burrows gentleman presides there, Com. to take a little time at the close of it all for the We Nassau in- M. Bowers. He had a satisfac- : mud ai d lives upon air and what enjoyed very much, George purpose of good fellowship and fraternity, Portland deed. The first thing 1 did was to hire talk there and that a lot of that all might remember before they Pie to draw from the mud. This, tory says parted Cod and Haddock one of the three best sailboats in the fishes, more than in that they were all but as one family, each :ish used mainly when dried, like dry probably any pre- harbor for all the time 1 was vious will be in the waters benefited by the prosperity of his neigh- few them fresh. there, year, placed .•od. very eating bor. He then asked to be allowed to intro- Hayford Block. Belfast, Maine and I was all the time that 1 of Waldo The has .«• water here is sailing county. governor T supply very fine, duce to an of the citizens of 14-4 4«;tf been on several to the Pen- assembly Telephone from artesian wells was not occupied in swimming, and that also trips coni lug with great Brooks, who can be met in a body like this was a thing to do sion Bureau, in the big brick force. The hotels and are regular every day. building but once a a who re- grounds year, gentleman had .1. WILSON. Pres. XV. L. XVh>r the boat the which is one of the show sights of thus supplied with beautiful, soft water, Taking during moonlight cently come among us, who wished to adapt Since the leaders in Con- which also lias medicinal properties. evenings, with from fifteen to twenty Washington. himself to his newr surroundings, and who friends aboard and half a dozen or so determined that there should be was anxious to look into the faces and be- FOR SALE BY An analysis gives it 2.3875 grains of gress colored men who could and no service pension law enacted at this come personally acquainted with the sturdy and 2.3(117 grains of lime. \ play sing, ! magnesia _ Waldo uuv. nao mauc a u it controlling element of this community, the water lias beneficial going eight or ten miles into the ocean SCSdlUll, jjuiicign County Phe proved very efforts to advance to final men who own the homes and pay the bills, cases and is now bottled and with a good stiff breeze and warm adjudication HENRY STAPLES :many | j md make the town. He was a man who at ! for duck the claims of a lot of veterans in the 11 ri u iijjv.ii mi mi iiiv.iv o. enough trousers, negligee jju jjvjov the of twelve was a drummer in District who are well in age boy SOLE A (I EXT FOK THE Fhe hotel are laid shirts, with sleeves rolled up, we Third along grounds prettily j the army, who had associated with men in Society and need increased for Agricultural .•nt the house has thought it was fine, as years pensions | and accommodations pretty especially many conditions of life, and who knew by FOR SALE BY ...Monarch the short time have to live. Then Shirts...; • ver nests. Good is it was thirty-six below zero when we they observation the sentiments AT bathing personal pre- Al>«> a tint* assortment of ANNUAL FAIR BELFASI left he has been several times the in i,-d ;i a large tank in the base- Minneapolis. during dominant tlie hearts of mankind. Collars and Cuffs and II- and I*. (iloveS, | 11 il 1 «> UUUCUCK IIUS Ml't'Il 1111 ! past ten days to the Post Office Depart- In response to this introductory ad- uea; i the hall room, 75x40 feet, and UOlllg STAPLES Hats and Caps, It races, Neckwear, lielts, j the of Maine gran- Iress Rev. E. E. Colburn said that lie was HENRY excellent business there. There were ment. great building & 04 :-tt ii. depth. There is also a' Sweaters (direct from the factory), SEPT. 6, 7 8, n of man who had three ite on Avenue, and visit- the condition the prayed If a mere covering for the head is all you Men's and Hoys* Hants (direct from -u.i..' air tank, where the water artists who exhibited at the Pennsylvania open lie then Wool- ed a dozen of the administrative offices :o he delivered from his friends, and want buy a bonnet, but if you care for tin* tli Madrid and Pottsdam is always warm and inviting. Colonial Hotel and it seemed to me to deliver a and comfort of well dressed, the satis- en mills). saw matters the proceeded witty eloquent being •• "Four Friends Orchestra” from what I that he was doing as regarding affecting postal of! speech to an audience as quiet and atten- faction of style, the knowledge that you Children’* -oil-. from .‘1 to 1year* of age. much or more ! service of the District. On one of these .■ business than the other as the best mak- T ieuee. I;. I., furnishes music for tive as that in church. And this in a are wearing as good hat Clegant lie* of 1 NDKIIWK Hi in extra took any two trips he to the Acting Fourth As- a to any HALL, his er-; GUYEK, *i/.e* -liorts ;tnd I nion & \ put equal and -touts,ami WRIGHT a eourer*.-. and with all the ae- together. Certainly Brooks town meeting! produce, buy were sistant Postmaster General the petition hat for quality. Suit-. 11 amlkerrhit fs.tiarters,.\rm ■ivs of a modem hotel life hue pictures very attractive. We What have former residents of the town j Hand-, .lie! > to lit* found were to one of them of Jackson and Thing House Ulock, Helfast, t- is glad bring home, Gladys others, request- to say to that Opera p> .-.-ai.tly. The place ex- in (lentFurnishing Store. and had two of his ing a change in the Rural Free One ill is of no- Iu- ve It is one and a half miles to already pictures. Delivery thing particular worthy DEALERS IN It would not he route No. 2 out of Lincolnville, Me. In- tice in this town and that was tlie •■ possible for anyone meeting, arest settlement, which is know n SOMETHING NEW! j to be more on or stead of such mail unanimity of sentiment in regard to tlie popular oft' his ship sending requests by — a- Gntnf.'ove spiiugs, and wasonei I have about sou samples to select from. £1 will MEN’S AND BOYS’ RUBBER GOODS HEATING and value of the snow roller which we have PLUMBING, than ( apt. White. He is a to the Department, or sending a clerk •ne .f the most attractive of the St. I sailor, take your measure and get you a* Rubber with the Governor almost in- tried for two winters. They raised money Oil Coats, Hats, Mittens, John's winter resorts. It had every inch of him, inspires confidence i them, GAS SUPPLIES several; to construct two more rollers, making three CUSTOM SUIT, Aprons and Umbrellas. ,, 1 in takes the there in hotels and business blocks and every one lie is brought in contact variably papers per- .argc j in actual use in town. Were they crazy or PANTS, VEST, is and which assures a consid- 4Vf can furnish nil of the late-t :ii <: a t- with, very attentive, puts him- son, speedier mow ing rapidly under the guiding were not '.’ No other town in Waldo or they OVERCOAT, date in tin* above lines at re;i- self out to be agreeable to his pass- eration of them. goods laud of the Uoidens of condensed milk j county has one. RAINCOAT, These are the in when priccs. fame. Its attraction was a; engers. days Congress former residents of Brooks have SUIT principal Many Or 1 will order you a READY-MADE 12 MAIN STREET. All labor and material the cloak rooms are not guaranteed Republican friends buried in tlie new so- and work- beautiful sulphur spring, some I THE GRANITE INDUSTRY. cemetery, from samples and guarantee, the fit factory before paid for. forty much That is BLUE TRAIUXG STAMPS. frequented. because it called. will be interested to know save from to $5 on every feet in depth and which is a thing of They manship. I wdl you $3 to l>e Opened at Pleasant is the busiest of the session and that, it is to be and and NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES. few Quarries Island, period enlarged improved. suit, you get all of last December Scotish Union and National Insuran beauty. A years ago lire destroyed invest- p. s. 1 bought my goods at Hancock County. Quarries Ready f« r has to do. Brusque. * hy? Because I do not have any money nearly everybody something the old price, before the rise in cotton, Scotland. the business center and the hotels have Business. me a small per cent—the old, re- Edinburgh, ed. They pay sell A few choice spirits, who like a Suicide in therefore I can cheaper and better since been and the is fast good Rockport. liable firm of Burton Peirce Co., Boston, the closed, place The Rockland Star that four than one can the inferior ASSETS DEL EMBER 31, 1903. reports anecdote better than hard work, FAMOUS BLUE SUIT- goods any goods down. congre- largest makers of the going are they are putting on the market today. Real estate.§ men from New York city about to on the House side in the Ellison for fore- which I am sole for in Belfast. gate along Collamore, many years INGS, agent loans. ^ An interesting sight, especially at man of the lime in Rock- Mortgage open quarries at Pleasant Point and forenoon. But the of the Re- Shepherd quarries Collateral Loans. are the forest tires which majority committed suicide shooting him- CITY FIRE INS. CO. J light, occa-! Pleasant Island and port, by WILLIAMSBURGH Stocks and bonds. will expend $30,000 members reach the self with a revolver at his residence in the for- ! publican Capitol Cash in office and in bank..' j sionally spread through pine to in the about 10 a. in. March 16th. Mr. SHERIFF’S SALE. N. Y. balances. .1 $40,000 developing properties. barely at noon, having spent the entire Rockport Brooklyn, Agents’ ests. Sparks dropped from the engine i Collamore has been unwell all winter and Interest and rents. At ttiese there is a of ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1903. places deposit morning down town attending to cor- unable to work. He left a letter to his near here one night recently caught in STATE OF MAINE. (1 ross assets. .. f4. j dark gray granite, and extensive oper- and after dated Feb. 7 1901, giving full direc- Real estate.3 762,9-29 76 respondence looking Depart- family loans. 253/200 00 Deduct items not admitted. the grass and burned acres and acres ! tions in regard to his funeral and burial. WALDO SS. Mortgage ations are planned. mental business. The COUNTY OF Collateral loans. 36,00000 Democratic He leaves a wife and one son, He assets. before it could he stopped. The fire Harry. Stocks ami Bonds. *. 1,2*25,988 13 Admitted j In Hancock county a prosperous sea- corners are was a man of tine character and liked 15th of March, A. I>. 1904, at l better occupied. The by Taken this day Cash in office and bank. 99,251 89 LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1903. burns in the and on execu- rapidly dry pine spills ! son is looked for. Down at the all who knew him. lie was 49 years of age hour and JO minutes in the afternoon, balances. 168,420 48 old South corners are more inclined to of a. I>. Agents’ Net unpaid losses. $ 1 and was a member of St. Paul F. & tion dated the 12th day February, 1904, and rent**. 15,39160 can he seen creeping along Lodge, Interest Unearned steadily, Hall at Mt. now issued on a judgment rendered by the Supreme 8'2 premiums. quarries Desert, oper- “wind jamming” and story telling. Then A. M. All other assets. 11,339 * *' with now and then a pine stump left I Judicial Court for the County ot Waldo, at a Capital deposit.. ttie McMullen of New on the first Tues- over all liabilities. ft’ 1 ated by Company as minority members of the House they term thereof begun and held Gross assets. $2,482,521 68 Surplus little grass in a. 1). to wit, on the 14th burning. Very grows it is said that a of 200 will OABTORIA. day of January, 190?, Deduct items not admitted. 8,608 3*2 York, force have less responsibility and less to do A. in favor of Charles E. intai liabilities anu surplus. 5* section and what there is euiti- day of January, D.190J, this is, j Bears the ^8 Kind You Have Always of in the County of Waldo, soon be put on, the number being nec- than their northern brethren. The _/) BotlgM Knowlton Belfast, Admitted assets. $2,473,913 36 FIELD & QUIMBY. Agents, Belfast. M vated and The Charles II. Elwell of Brooks, m tlie carefully preserved. to the against LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1903. essary fill orders in hand. Camp- Senate cloak rooms are more secluded County of Waldo, for thirty eight dollars and soil is Cattle run to their • or 66 very sandy. bell A Macomber of Mt. eighty eight cents.debt damage.andtwenty-pne Net unpaid losses..$ 81,68*2 —-—=-—I Quarryville, than those of the House and there is cost of suit, and thirty ..... *27 content in the woods and dollars and seventy cents, Unearned premiums 867,93*2 hearts get two executions issued thereon, All other liabilities. 43,781 56 Desert, have a force of men at work less of a tendency to congregate there An Attractive Booklet. cents more for their in summer and winter as and will be sold at public auction at the office of Cash capital. 250,000 00 living a contract for stone for a filling large to exchange yarns. The loafing is gen- George E. Johnson, Esq., in Belfast, in said Surplus over all liabilities. 1,230.516 87 r s Dr nest can. The hotel are “In the Maine the & ot to the bidder, on the they grounds hotel in New York, besides other or- woods,” Bangor County Waldo, highest erally done in committee rooms in pref- Aroostook booklet for 1901, is the best thing 30th day of April, a. 1) 1904. at ten o’clock in the Total liabilities and surplus. $2,473,913 36 now green, hut the uncultivated real estate and quite ders, and indications to a of the kind that has it was forenoon, the tollowing described point busy ereuce 10 me cloakrooms. yet appeared, which the said ARE CVREU AT grounds will remain barren for some written and arranged Fred II. Clifford all the right, title and interest THE TRADERS’ INSURANCE CO. season, while across the at Sulli- The by II. Elwell has in and to the saint- by bay constant exodus of Senators and of and reflects credit Charles time longer. Bangor great upon virtue of a bond for a deed of said real estate, van and Franklin are in ot 111. preparations members to attend State conventions him as well as upon the enterprising man- given to the said Charles 11. Elwell by one Charles Chicago, The here are made pleas- road. Its 181 are A. 1) Ihe Forest Glen Sanitarium I mornings of the 1901, progress for opening up quarries, clos- has It will continue agement pages E. Lane, bearing date of January 22d, ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1903. begun. right up filled with articles on the charms of the to wit: A certain lot or of land, situated in ant the of birds, and parcel Real estate... ..$ 31,993 84 by so'igs already ed the and to Monroe, in the of Waldo and State of j during winter, increasing to the end of the session. northern woods for the hunter, fisherman County loans *213,300 00 II seen. Promi-; Washington and bounded and described as follows, to Mortgage SOUTH COSWAY. S. a g eat variety may be tlie force on others. In and tourist, and there are scores and Maine, Stocks ami bonds ‘2,1*25,143 57 western Han- watches the outcome of these conven- wit: Bounded on the north land now or for- scores of the by Cash in office and bank 331,768 2*2 lient among them are the “merry brown half-tones, showing scenery, on tlie east land now cock the outlook is as and tions with merly of P. B.Clifford; by 178,587 97 Particulars sent upon request t< equally good, lively interest, for politics is big game, camps, etc. Several full page or of P. B. and land now or Agents’balances. and the mocking bird. The formerly Clifford, Interest and rents. 11,50*2 74 .thrush” one or two new are to be drawings in colors add much to the attrac- of Charle < on the south by land quarries always the breath of life for a city like formerly Maiden; All other assets.. 7,254 92 tatter picks up the songs of Us compar.- tiveness of the volume. One of the features formerly of said Charles H. Elwell, and on the CLIFTON J. BAILEY, Manner opened while the others heard men the Robertson f(oui this. Some of the Maine will cer- is a long and well illustrated article on we.-t by road, (so-called) leading 36 10 ns and tills the air with its sweet house ot Martin Robertson, Gross assets.$2,799,551 (Formerly Keeley Institute.) will be in Maine’s fish. The book will be sent to any past tlie dwelling Deduct items not admitted. 45,978 35 operation. tainly attend the convention at Port- acres, more or less, and beyig tones. No bird in the south can lead one on of 10 cents C. Brown, containing eighty receipt by the farm formerly by one Gideon Cur- land, but just who they will be is not G. & T. Maine. occupied Admitted assets.$‘2,753,573 01 the mocking bird in singing. Crows P. A., Bangor, tis. late of Monroe, Maine, deceased. certain. Neither of tlie Maine M. G. NORTON. j LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1903. are the yet quite numerous, taking place Fleet 3wil Deputy Sheriff. Net losses.$ 117,975 71 1. V. HILLER Senators and none of the Maine Mackerel Getting Ready. ] unpaid of the buzzard farther south. Wild CASTOR IA repre- Unearned premiums. 1,055,661 36 liabilities. 51 sentatives expect now to attend the fleet from All other 3,135 IS CLOSING OUT HIS doves inhabit the woodland in Por Infants and Children. The mackerel Boston and vi- Cash 500,000 00 large for the Notice. capital. Chicago convention. A good many of cinity is preparing spring fishing. Assessors’ Surplus over all liabilities. 1,076,800 43 numbers and, are often killed for So far as is known now the fieet will in- Hi Kind You Havi the States send a senator or two and The subscribers, assessors of the city of Bel- Prices table use. are to a Always Bought clude 17 vessels, 12 seiners and five netters. Total liabilities and surplus.. $2,753,573 01 ^ They decoyed fast. give notice to the inhabitants of said | FURS Bargain some of their on This is about the same number of vessels as hereby & representatives the Belfast, to make and bring in to them true and J AMES PATTF.K SON, Agents, Belfast, Me. cleared space of land by a frequent last but the start will be much later. delegation. The Maine men, however, year, perfect lists of their polls and estates, real and At 54 Church Street, of and the hunter The first vessels last year sailed March in including money on hand or Losses in the Baltimore tire.$200,000 00 distribution grain personal, writing, 00 prefer to let those honors go to some of 19th, but this year the seiners will not get at interest, debts due more than they are owing, Cash in bank Feb. 3, 1904.$264,000 Opp. The Journal himself in ambush near and held in trust as execu- places by the at away before April 1st, and the netters not and all property guardian, boys home. Senators Frye and adminsttrator, or otherwise such as COMPANY OF AMERICA. them off at his will. This is before tbe middle of April. tor, (except CASUALTY Second-hand picks Experiment in the Training of Horses. is by law exempt from taxation), which they are Hale used to go to conventions groom- of every not as of on the first day oi April next, and desj-n considered by southerners real possessed ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1903. ion. Furni In the Pearson’s is an article Mr. Blaine for the but ne to substantiate the same according April by ing presidency, prepared and bonds.. 49 rail’*'* and is hunters to law. For the purpose of receiving said list Stocks 408,*70 bedding, sport only practiced by Mr. H. J. Holmes on Boxing Horses, in and bank. 59 since those days they have let some of and a record of transfers of re.il estate, Cash in office *29*2,084 stoves, e,t< who like to secure without which he describes a rather ex- making and 48 furmt'1 game great interesting tlie undersigned will be in session at the asses- Agents’ balances premiums. 180,067 tique made Mr. A. B. an the other fellows do the grooming. and rents. 67 lf effort. periment by Powell, sors’ office during business hours of each day. Interest 3,541 specialty English trainer. Mr. Powell has succeeded There is a movement of from the FIRST TO THE FIFTEENTH DAY ______have anythin-* great people 934,164 23 and will Butterflies and mothfiies are very in teaching two horses to box, more or less OF APRIL NEXT (and no longer), and any per Gross assets.$ sell drop me a postal card you now from the South. are Deduct items not admitted. 9,282 99 a call. WALTER II. COO with on. While one just They sonal examination of property Dy the assessors prompt around here and the beauti- scientifically, gloves Corner Cross and Federal St.. i; -plentiful cannot admiring the intelligence dis- the tourists who have the winter will not be considered as a waiver for neglect ol ly52 help spent Sufferers Read! in in true and lists Admitted assets. $ 924,881 24 ful color and markings of their wings played by these horses in learning and any person bringing perfect in the South and are now as by law. Blanks on which to make LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1903. practising this novel accomplishment the journeying C. G. Archer of J’revver, Maine, says: “I have required are something seen only in warm lati- such lists may be had at the assessors’ office. 94 Salesmen Wanted unnaturalness of the rather home. iD Wash- had catarrh for several years. Water would run Net unpaid losses.$ 8,047 Travelling performance They generally stop Belfast, March 24,1904. Unearned 153,437 13 tude*. The warm days are bringing one. It seems infra to from my eyes and nose for days at a time A. P. MANSFIELD,) Assessors premiums.. jars upon really dig a few en and enliv- i All other liabilities. 20.930 19 to force these noble animals to the ington days, route, About four months ago wa* induced to try Dr. A. A. SMALL. J of CO them out and we are enjoying their I per- Catarrhal Powder, and since tht Cash capital. 500,000 oil WHITING NURSERY > en their Agnew's using 3\vl2 J. F. SHELDON, ) Belfast. formance of such futile tricks. the general situation by tarry 1 have not over all liabilities. 242,465 98 In the flower line we have the wonderful remedy had an attack. 11 Surplus beauty. relieves in 10 minutes.” 34 BOSTON, MASS. ing. IAI A or women, loea Total liabilities and 24 tinted blossoms of the Ten thousand demons gnawing away at MTCO_Men surplus.$ 9*24,881 1 beautifully pink Dr. Heart Cure relieves ww #4 HI I EL U representatives foi Finest new fruit specialties ever oftVn I one’s vitals couldn’t be much worse than Ajgjnew’s FRED ATWOOD, Ageut, Winterport, Me. " of a class Large Commissions. Cast ass tied. tree, the white blossoms the ■ the tortures of Yet in 30 minutes. high magazine. perience not necessary. Success peach itching piles. there's a Early Write J. N. TRAINER, 80 East Wash Steam Boiler Insurance and Inspection Special- prizes. once for full information. 3,u° cherry and the large open-faced dog cure. Doan’s Ointment never fails. | JBisar» Sold by Edmund Wilson and A. A. Howes & Cc ington Square", New York, N. Y. 8tf ties. 3wll* at continued until most of the warriors rejoicing under Egyptian names, (a of South America. fell. The remainder were made fleet of are jhe End fifteen,) remarkably long LILIAN S QUICK TMP. and distributed the and built on prisoners among slender, the narrow gauge LIVE STOCK TIERRA DEL FUEGO. several of r uGCNIA AND regiments the Argentine plan, so to speak, for the of the passage A Belfast Boy’s Sail With Capt Ryan. COUNTRIES NOW. NEW army, in which they afterward proved fiords. About 25 first-class *N0 SUCH passengers The Colorado Climate, etc. excellent soldiers. The women and fill the tables OF DISCIPLINING INDIANS. just comfortably and all v rnOD of The Journal: children were seut to the Argentine the cabins of each. As a usual To the Editor ON COMMISSION. of The thing i.irpspondence Journal.J 1 have been very much interested to- cities, where they have since been held the diversity of languages spoken on Ai;i\A>. Feb- Denver here in Patagonia, in a state of the board is almost as as that day on my trip from semi-slavery by fami- great which Since the was raised •a'4. When you and I went to and it is hard to quarantine lies of influential men. The dead were confused the builders of reading The Journal, Babel, and in ,ider mine, there was a Pata- realize when with the windows Massachusetts we have been do- never counted, but were covered up in among the passengers are authors, art- riding t: c maps that we studied, and and the as warm as a Live Stock Commission busi- the ditch that caused their destruction. ists, merchants, mine-owners, curio open atmosphere ing but now is ; rra del Fuego: there in summer that Belfast bay frozen ness. We And so the Patagonians were wiped hunters, from Germany, France, Rus- sell each week live stock si.ch countries anywhere, al- over, and that you are having cold win- out of existence, and the great Indian sia, England, Denmark; indeed from at Brighton market direct to the old name still dings to the ter weather. We have had a most de- nation which the every country except perhaps from the early explorers Milkmen and Butchers. We save \ few years ago it happened lightful winter. Very little snow and romanced so much about was almost United States. It would appear now- auee that the two most pow- no cold weather. There has not been a for' the shipper the speculator’s exterminated. a-days as if the nephews and nieces of : ibiics of South America— dozen so far when anything more live Both and tradition have Uncle Samuel had no business down days profits. If you have stock to sell history than were re- trgentina—found themselves this and there are those to light outside garments reported them as a race of way, the it is worth dollars to you to inves- on falsely cannot internal revolutions hand, manner born and to the manner quired. Florida nor California giants and attributed to them traits of adopt- tigate our methods. Our live stock combined in a sort of mis- ed who are not furnish better for climate fierceness and which backward about ex- anything courage they business was established in lsOS. i.teri rise against their weaker themselves to that effect. than we have had so far this season, never possessed. Probably that arch- pressing ess civilized neighbors, the Fannie B. Ward. although we are liable to have some Our salesmen have had 20 years’ romancer. Pigusette, who accompanied before summer ins and the Tierra del Fue- heavy snow blockades experience. We guarantee Magelhaeus (anglicized Magellan), the THE ROAD quick ling off most of them, en- QUESTION. arrives. But our heavy snows in spring great navigator who discovered the returns at market values. Write remainder, and dividing do no harm. The grass and budding “An Ideal Summer or "Strait" that bears his passage To the Editor of The Journal: Home,” us if you have live stock to sell. ---ssions between themselves. trees seem to flourish and the robins name, was for most of So visitors have called WINGATE responsible Why not agitate the road the COTTAGE, on Northport Avenue, Belfast, now offer- We will on the me to a division uf spoils, question? sing louder than ever when ground keep you posted these absurd tales. The two were the ed for sale. It is also a comfortable residence and has been so raises $2,000 for is the warm sun all-the-year occupied for market. 1 States was called upon to Searsport highways covered with snow and See our market reports in first white men to interview these In- a time. A new Glenwood furnace was installed and for snow and has long recently, and there is one of the .eh her Ministers in Buenos $1,000 breaking, is shining brightly. this Stf dians, in as well as the first to handsome lireplaces of the & Boston Face Brick Co. in paper. 1520, not roads. I can look back 40 Philadelphia the sitting room, Santiago, and so to many The article on the old schooner Polly entirely enter the Pacific ocean. Pigusetta where driftwood makes a cheerful blaze. iction of the years, when I first came into the town, is to me, and in victors was the very interesting speak- The house is 30x10 and told marvelous yarns for the world's conveniently arranged, with plenty of closet room. There are that tliev and with few exceptions can see but of to my mind a listed afterwards ing Capt. Ryan brings three rooms besides the kitchen on the THE I edification, which had about as much ground floor and three bedrooms and a large trunk little since on the testimonials of improvement then, especial- trip I took with him Lillian or room on the second costly regard foundation in fact as those of the storage floor. There is a 7-foot veranda on two sides, affording on the back roads. must There Ministers aforesaid. It was ly Something nearly thirty years ago. was shade at any time of day and a tine View of the water and warrior women that their name bay. City well water in the gave be There is no so LIBBY it tue line of Chili wrong. money nearly never a in Belfast who was not house. It is on the telephone line, and electric may be had. The boundary to the and other sixteenth boy lighting proposed elec- Amazon, thrown as that raised for tric road from to extended down the coast of away high- ready to accept an invitation from Belfast Camden will pass the door. century fables. For example, he time is and The grounds contain fruit and shade and then run eastward ways. Any good enough, to make a trip with him, trees, shrubs, vines and flowers. Apply to ..try asserted that the Capt. Ryan COMPANY, gravely Patagonians there is else to do then i.i of the strait of Magellan, when nothing and the one 1 have in mind was oue.be A. "were of that bigness that our menne CHARLES PILSBIJRY, at The Journal Office. emitina should have the vast work is done on the roads. J believe invited Frank Woodcock and myself to of meatie stature could reach to up the best time is in the or as Patagonia, and Chili the spring, make. We were delayed in getting to MAINE. their waists aim they had big voices so BURNHAM, : and most of the Boston storms and head but Magellan that their talk seemed like unto the by winds, work on. One shovel full of mud is t.w thus the mod- minute. No time, how- it, making roar of a beast.” Later enjoyed every navigators worth two of dust or sods. A road BELFAST ■i < iii.i look like the of a ever, was lost in and leg | felt in bound to see and unloading loading duty describe made in the or when the and lean with a spring, ground at Boston, and the Lillian was ready to long very as as their amazing things predecessors is soft, will last much longer than one -'ep and several conspicuous start for home before noon on Friday- had witnessed, and even went farther made in the summer. Most of the sur- It is difficult to whicli Frank, to and say in their laudable efforts to however, began worry Gas& Electric Co. keep up veyors seem to think they must repair Light got tiie best of the bargain— wanted to reach Belfast before Sunday. European interest in the New World, three or miles of road an ex- four at -- the great international water- He thought about the rough seas, head ♦♦♦ -- and so the fables crept into history, of $40 or throw in a sod here tlie southern eorn- pense $50, winds and in and archipelago, delays coming, finally * and many of them still find credence. and a shovel full of dirt there, run the ousands of unexplored islands decided be would take the steamer that Therefore, though we speak of ex- Electric of All Kinds, road machine in the middle of the road in order to be at home Wiring to be rich in gold, silver, coal and Pierre del night Saturday. ploring Patagonia Fuego and leave the ditches full of water. I Delicious Hot Rolls f is most or the So we sailed without him and went [ly- ;‘per, valuable, when into those of ro- going regions Now 1 think it is a better plan to lams which fell to the share of ing down the bay under full sail, with I IN 15 mance, in we shall remain MINUTES. » reality build a amount of good road — a, in terraces certain all the wind we wanted and Gas Fixtures rising regular within the new boundaries of Chili everybody Electric, Supplies, each year, the rest go if •: seaboard to the summit of the letting pass- As darkness the for some weeks to come. It would happy. approached and be and in this to over all the Baked Browned Perfectly. That’s ras and as extensive as those able, way get if this we will be hard to find more captain said, keeps up dangerous voyaging roads in time. It does not cost much the result of an retell between tlie at borne for and attend church. using Mississippi in of the world Sunday Office Washington Street. any part than off the to in toads that have been d the mountains of keep repair When I awoke we Colorado, southwestern coast of Saturday morning Telephone number, 44-2. South America, built. And another the ■ seful for properly point: were the old and reach- agricultural purposes where two boundless oceans come passing battery roads are not looked after as should —ATLANTIC— ittle raising. they ed the wharf before it was breakfast together in their sweep around the PALMER \ be in the spring. The old saying that K. Curtis writes as follows time. 1 ate my breakfast, went home, hemisphere, and the vessel is exception- “a stitch in time saves nine”'holds true s high-handed dissecting of a harnessed the horse and went down THE KING OF RANGES. ally lucky that can enter the Strait, or here. 1 know of an instance in this Gasoline country: “It is commonly street, got Mr. Woodcock and went to round the Horn, without being caught district where two hours’ work in a in to divide property after the meet the boat il think it was the old in a gale. rain storm would have saved an ex- leatli, but in this instance tiie Cambridge) and waited for Frank to ENGINES Looking on a map you will observe pense of $10 later. Those who have re was come. I shall look House Block lirst shared by tiie never forget the of & Sole Dpera Most Reliable that the Andes break suddenly near charge of the roads should be required WRIGHT HALL, Agents, -I tiien tiie owner was merci- when he saw me on Eng nes on the end of the surprise standing tip continent, leaving to look after them in the spring. the Market ightered. They called it a the dock and lie would not believe that the and narrow that Ma- ATLANTIC RANGES, FURNACES AND HEATERS. I deep ravine Now as to snow breaking. Men go I'o-day. :mph of tiie genius of civiliza- the Lillian was in, but thought I had galhaens discovered, and that innumer- over a road after a storm with one Cut Shows Our 1904 Vi mol 10 11.\1’ Mu- •w the barbarians: as in him the and come home but, given slip by J and able small islands are scattered ali and a sied—and I have seen rine Kngine. Frier *000 *1.000. ■■ horse it -r mses, the to rail. .4 impediment the coast, from the We make all sizes of marine engines. ii to along separated done with a jumper—and make a rab- 11. 1\ was in a cata- has made a number of swept away one Capt. Ryan Insurance and Our STATIONARY tor farmers i.-> lias no mainland and from another by ,bit path. It is simply money thrown FRED ATWOOD, W,S0RT Real Estate, :'»id." Gen. Roca, a recent but I think that was the equal: a II. I’.. SIH>; f> H. 1'., ri;>o. of ocean. Most of these quick trips, slender threads away. 1 believe the time is near at REPRESENTING OVEk FORTY-FIVE MILLION ASSETS, Semi for our eat..logue ami n« price list. ■i; "1 the Argentine Republic, banner trip of the Lillian. It was cer- Special discount on eiders placed bet'oi April islands are mountains, some rising hand when the roller will take the Plate 4w*i ■■ hire, Life, Accident, Glass, Tornado Insurance, Steam Boiler 1. author and executor of the tainly the most enjoyable one I evei out of the sea to a height of several i place of the snow plow. Mr. Editor, Insurance and Inspection. PALMER BROS., Cos Cob,;Conn. '! civilizing Patagonia, and lie made and 1 will never it. thousand and all are of not set the ball We are forget K. L. MAl'Olir.KK. lor lie I fust. feet, pictur- j why rolling? Security Bonds for Cashiers. Contractors. Administrators and Agent died it in tiie same way that The Folly ought to make an interest- Trustees. esque outlines. The winding fiord be- ; living in an age of improvements; why Correspondence solicited. Keai estate bought and sold. v Conquistadores introduced subject for some of Sanborn's tween them, known as Smyth's Chan- not adopt some of them here? The en- ing Percy ty with the keen edge of a 1 water colors and they should be in greal Mianus Miarine nel, was scooped out, so geologists say, terprising town of Brooks used rollers 1 .is is a fair sample of his demand in Massachusetts. His wate: by the action of ice during the glacial i this winter and found them so satisfac- work: The old dividing colors of Belfast bay are greatly ad AND period, and is so narrow in places that tory that it was voted to build others •>' ru Patagonia and Argentina and if contained tu'n fitfiflniPi’k i-niilil ni if- iwtccililv for use next winter. a. mired, they somethin? On and Rio Negro, a mighty river of historical interest like the Polly the} after Oct. 12, 1903, irams connecting one another between the rooks and at Burnham and Waterville with through tram* 1 J ^ Lilt 1U1 II 1 ol (l 1 MENACED AT LOOM of more StationaryMotors would be much value. for cliffs that crowd to the water's and from Bangor, Waterville, Portland aw ,i edge. ly thousand miles north of I The Journal will continue Boston, will run as follows: thus from all the w inds A Plucky Weaver Endures A Painful Per- hope pub LEAD THEM ALL. .lit Ueing protected of Magellan. The Southern secution. Course Pursued by Mr. Hickey articles the FROM that outside the ocean, lishing regarding early day: BELFAST. rage upon open to an End a Serious Interference Fully guaranteed. ..is great stretch of country is to Uriug of Xew and of AM I’M »>¥ Vessel outlits— Hoist is it England Belfast; the; Belfast, the passage perfectly smooth: yet i With Hi* Work. depart 7 15 125 3 21 anchor, <1 barren, mostly shale beds are of interest. Will no sails, cargo of the always you City Point.1720 tl 30 13 26 and pump bilge. is avoided by navigators because The which Mr. C. II. of v. ith shrubs and coarse | pluck Hickey, the Road" from "al 16 compelled an of inter- Andean slopes. During half ville, made him object peculiar F. W. An'giek. Benton. 9 02 1*5 26 MIANUS to “tie _ to anchor night, and also est to his fellow workmen. Bangor... .. 11 30 4 45 the of the Straits is every j region his work was Trinidad, Colorado, March S, 1(»04. A M up" whenever snow is falling, because Every day hampered more, those fierce winds called at its close he himself to his Waterville. 9 08 3 08 6 30 MOTOR by I and dragged •* of the great danger of collision with »' m a y ms. which are the dread of both THE CHURCH OF THE FUTURE. Portland.12 15 6 35 1 06 in some of the circuituous E* D. 4 uu » 00 6 67 WORKS, -aturs and landsmen, since time | icebergs BREAD MADE OF 1 Boston,Boston ! ideal jw D. 4i0 7 26 turns. Sailors prefer to take tlieil “The church,” says Newel *39-.‘l3 Portland Pier mind the Patagonians had been Uillis in TO BELFAST. chances on the open sea, where there is Dwight Everybody’s Maga mbit of their cattle from zine for “is one noble washburn-crosby’s I driving April, building PM A ft POlM'liAND, of room and can plenty they keep going crowded from Sun E* D. 7 40 9 01 MAINE. d and windy lowlands to winter j centrally situated, Boston,B aron 1 by night as well as by day, rather than ! day morning until the next jw D. 8 30 Siotliills of the and these Saturda; p r Andes; the in a where the sun sets at night, a church that is centre o' Portland.-.10 45 1 05 also had the habit of I linger region saiages the social, the the tin A M A M three o’clock in the afternoon. Winter musical, literary, their herds and women in the j ethical life of the community; the hom> Waterville. 7 15 9 62 4 16 — 1 K$on*>'or Division. 1 is eternal so far south of the equator, of and the of all tin Bangor. 7 15 36 tins while they made excur- 1j light joy; pride p y and though not usually excessively peop e. With numbers comes enthu MAKES THE CHILDREN ROBUST I Benton.+7 21 19 67 *4 22 mto Argentina, stealing, burn- j Clinton.. 4 33 in the siasni, economy, emulation, efficiency +7 30 tlO 06 cold, water freezes every night 8 60 4 I killing. At every raid the When all the teaching forces—and tin Burnham, depart. 10 20 47 and the line of snow be- Unity. 9 08 10 55 5 06 tiicken ranchmen lied toward year perpetual art of teaching is a great gift, and then Thorndike. 9 17 11 20 5 16 at an elevation of feet. are a few teachers out of twi Knox. f» 25 til 35 15 24 ties, so that year by year the gins only 2,000 only I FREE TO BOYS! I Brooks. 9 40 12 12 5 4*. the thousand that know how to j Send us this advertisement and a circular •■r of Of course no other than channel impar Waldo. +9 60 +12 30 t5 6( line that republic receded taken from the GOLD MEDAL Flour wisdom—are united, the Sunday-sehoo [ pack- City Point. 110 00 112 50 f6 01 route would us, after we will T the Capitol instead of advane- satisfy especially will become The age and Belfast, arrive 10 06 1 05 6 0f again popular. grea send you, post- Vincent’s He CHARLES H. HICKEY, 1 [ reading description. library of this church and its socia I paid our Boy’s Jack ! tFlag station. in view s home ami w as put to bed exhausted and Knife. It has two casl ? Limited ai dent Hoca—then a of writes: “We had continual rooms, equal to those of the best club tickets for Boston are now sold general suffering to such an extent that sleep was steel blades, $5.00 from Belfast and all stations on Branch. I of snow-covered rooms in the great cities, will be tin E w ho had won some renown in range magnificent impossible. Every morning he forced him- spring bols- Through tickets to all points West ami Nortl Icei Embargo in Penobscot Bay. centre of the artistic life of the town C o c o al mountains to the same self w ith heroic resolution to resume his ter, west, via all routes, for sale by L. W\ Georgs '•a the of belonging great Bolo handle_ Steamers temporarily withdrawn from route. against Lopez, tyrant | work. 'Rut the days went by without where the new painting, purchased b; Agent, Belfast. GEO. F. EVANS, chain of Andes that extends almost and is fully warranted. If your dealer does Vice President and General Manager, Service will be resumed upon the opening of sent out with three him until it became some merchant will be ex’ MEDAL send us ■ainiay—was bringing any relief, prince, not handle GOLD Flour, F. E. Booth by. GenM Pass, and Ticket Agent. navigation. from the Isthmus of Pana- clear that even his remarkable will hibited for all to where the clul > and four MEDAL adver- cuts to unbroken power see; this other GOLD FKEI) W. POLE. Belfast. “discipline the Indians.” which will in this Agent. could not longer sustain such fearful odds. life for youug men, the literary life fo tisements appear paper CALVIN AUSTIN. '1 ma to Horn. The Chilian moun- the next four and give us is is how he did it: while the In- Cape His good wife became alarmed and both fo during weeks, Vice President and (ieneral Manager, young womeif, and the musical life name and we will send tains are of the most fantastic descrip- began to look for assistance. They your grocer’s you Foster’s Wharf, Boston. were enjoying their customary eagerly all classes will centre. On the Sabbat! the knife without the circular from the found it at last by following the advice of a tion. Their contour is infinite. They there will be a sermon in tin GOLD MEDAL package. Address. r he set three thousand and a French weaver whose great picnic storekeeper BROWN & Portland. MTe. are dome and had been aroused. I morning, that represents the though JOSSELYN, '■is to an enormous peaked, jagged, pyramid sympathies M*ntion this Paper. digging ditch, I and and of six anc | snow thal Told in his own way, Mr. Hickey’s ex- study prayer days iv feet wide and tifteen feet shaped, and the amount of deep, perience was as follows: “My'trouble, nights, of a man whom God ordainec Business arlliurPQ tn thoiv nlmnet. npmPTlfliCMllHI *■ from the mountains to the 1 think, came from the strong draught of his for moral illumi Carriage way I through ancestry cold air that feet at sides is astonishfhg. Tliere are scores played about my my ; nation. There will be a great Bible ''(■gro and gave the diggers partic* six looms. One foot swelled above the Swan <£ Co. in just i sclioo toward which all the familie: rders to scatter abroad the earth of glaciers, too, as splendid as any ankle, and the became something Nasal pain will be a Sibley ! converge. There will grea sold half interest in and How can I an terrible. 1 forced myself to limp about Having my carriage the excavation in such a manner Switzerland. give you tha business to K. A. MATTHKWS of j during tho day, but it was worse at j choral service in the afternoon, JOBBKKS OK wheelwright the weird nigh^ CATARRH North Searsport, who has been the past two ave no evidence of their work, ; idea of the varying colors, w hen I got home as soon as I i will he more attractive than all tin and, got my In all its stages there years in the employ of N W Hall of Hath as ot this supper, I had to go to bed to get a little ! of the or the ball-field we shall move to the Morison eai the ditch was completed he ! ness and the utter savageness things park, should be cleaniiness. blacksmith, 1 wouh I relief. Resides the torture in my foot I There will be a practical address t< riagt* shop on Washington street, near lumbar's i the with his Antarctic scenery? An artist j and in eonneetion with our wheelw Indians cavalry would have nervous jumping spells, short- at that will leai Ely’s Cream Balm stanle, right first i young people night, business we shall he to do rave, a poet would rhyme. At I ness of breath and pain near the heart. ! cleanses, soothes and heals pn pared carriage drove them southward on the men out of ignorance into wisdom, ou ; ironing, and johhing under the firm “I stood it as well as I could for three the diseased membrane. Grain, Feed, Seeds, horseshoeing | A. ■ of the thought of Norway, then of Switzer of selfishness and sin into righteous name of (JKO..A.& K. MATTHKWS. Thank- but all the 1 quick. Ignorant trap months, trying many medicines, ; It cures catarrh and drives tin* for the favors, 1 trust we shall j of I ! and the manhood of Jesus Christ.’ j ing public past ■ then of and then In time until two friends told ness, ul been set for them, the Pata- land, Bolivia, getting worse, i away a cold in the head receive your patronage in the future. me ___ I what wonderful virtue they had found 1 Yours respectfully. s dia; but the unobstructed view of thes< quickly. galloped pell-mell into the in Dr. Williams’ l’ink Pills for Pale Dr. Wood’s Pine Syrup seemi , | People, Norway Balm is Into the India. Glaciers so numer ness left me for good. 1 have tir.est quality of of the dreadful illness since. My wife and On March 20 of last year an August: The Continental Insurance Company; i id on ous and snow fields so measure by those who tumbled top, vast, I never fail to recommend these to A. pills man, George Colburn, planted th< No. 46 Cedar Street, New York. ^ ■ and seen in other rheuma- Anthracite and Dry the few who managed to crawl less, I have never any every one we find afflicted with first peas of the season. He at first wai tism.” ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1903. were the sabers of of the globe. And to think that in doubt about the result of his expert dispatched by part There is joy in the Hickey cottage now, estate. 00 Blacksmith Goods ment; but he soon discovered theltini Real $1,113,000 C O SI I Fancy Those who were not dll these beautiful and majestic scenes for the disease that dogged the heels, and Mortgage loans. 32,150 00 '‘cavalrymen. which became matured 1 ;vt,n to the [ marred the sleep and sought the ruin of the sprouts plhnti 8tocks and bonds..11,460,630 14 ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED into the ditch lied eastward are altogether unknown genera had in office and in bank. 53 weaver, has been completely- mastered by and as usual Mr. Colburn mani Cash 808,508 Millinery Dept. .. the river, for a and all but unknown to evei 1 Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills Obstinate cases ahead of his neighbors the first Agents’ balances..... 866,624 69 hunting crossing, tourist, days Bills receivable. 427,853 81 Front Maine 11 of sciatica and even of locomotor 33, 35, 37 St., Belfast, h the soldiers allowed them no world wide travelers!” neuralgia, peas upon his table. The thermomete: Interest and rents. 85,431 24 have also to the same U|c ataxia, yielded at Augusta that day registered 80 de to make. The had There are no American steamers ii 1 is a for all diseases TELEPHONE 4-2. Patagonians remedy, which specific in the one of the warmes Gross assets.14,794,093 31 We sell the filobe 1 These are grees shade, tools for the southern Pacific, and those of thi ! of the blood and nerves. pills in Deduct items not admitted. 601,915 68 bridge building; picks, the March days on record and market ^ 's sold by all druggisits throughout Corsets and recom- and shovels were unknown French and English lines pass onl; world. contrast to the temperature (44) on thi ) Admitted assets.14,192,177 63 -- of the month this Fev mend .hem. .Of them, and, as they were not the arouud the Horn, or through the Strait: i same day year. LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1903. WANTED N'-'MO A Card. peas are likely to be planted in Maim 5 ‘"ts of any nation, guns and amuni- of wechosAthe ‘‘Kosmos’ Net unpaid losses.$ 464,893 23 Ladles to know that tumors, cancers Magellan;so for some weeks to Nev Unearned 36 .. We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to come.—Augusta premiums. 6,646,414 had never been furnished them, which alone sends ves All other liabilities.. 61 and all uterine troubles nan be cured line (German), refund the on a 50-cent bottle of 517,441 1,1 money Cash 00 course the chase ended in Chan Greene’s Warranted of Tar if it fails Age._ capital.. 1,000,oOO by a simple home treatment. One box MASSAGE. unequal sels regularly through Smyth's Syrup Surplus over a inabilities.... 6,663,428 63 to cure your cough or cold. We also guar- Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man given to every lady addressing Ladles’ MRS. ETTA WEYMOUTH. Graduate Ma*- hoca’s driving the Indians into a nel on their between Ilamburf sagist, will accept a limited number of way antee a 25-ceut bottle to prove satisfactory dear head, an active brain, a strong, vigoi Total liabilities and surplus. 63 Home Treatment ! patients. 14,192,177 Co.y 257 Deev ing Ave, Facial and muscular massage a Call | 't’ther, with the Kio the western of South Ameri or refunded. 6mo. 45 him fit for the battle o specialty. impassible Negro and ports money ous body—makes t FIELD & QU1MBY, Agent*. BelfMt. Me. or address G8 Church street, near Court House. rl A. A. Howes & Co. W. 0. Poor A Son. life. 3wlS Portland, Me. Agents wanted. 4t51* 'nd them, where the slaughter waf ca. These neat little German boats, al [ | 4wll* The Republican Journal. THE NEWS OF BROOKS. Wendell Reynolds is suffering from an BELFAST. THURSDAY, MARC H 13, 1904. abscess on his face. i Plants E Saturday finished our sleighing. Nearly sang Published Every Thursday Morning by the farmer knows that everyone used wagons in the afternoon. Every Republican Journal Publishing Co. Abbie A. Roberts and Mrs. Mary Staples some plants grow better than have both been threatened with pneumonia. Others. Soil may be the same CHAKLKSA. P1LSBUKY.} Roy and Bernard staples and Raymond md seed may seem the same BuJe^M^ger. Merritt are from the : recovering whooping ut some are weak and Subscription Terms: In advance, $2.00 a year; cough. plants $1 .cm) for six months; 50cents tor three months. others Advertising Terms: For one square, one inch Daniel W. Dickey, who broke his hip last strong. length in column, 75 cents for one week and is now able to walk about with the aid And that’s the with 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. fall, way of a crutch. children. They are like young Come, gentle Spring. Mrs. A. E. Chase, who was recently plants. Same food, same home, severely injured by a fall on the ice, is im- The Jans have made several unsuc- same care but some proving slowly. grow big cessful attempts to bottle up Port and while others Mrs. Charles Brackett and daughter strong stay Arthur; but have been victorious in a Gale have returned to Newport after a small and weak. land battle with Cossacks. short visit here. Scott’s Emulsion offers an The expected has happened. In Mrs. Wm. McTaggart and children of easy way out of the difficulty. Kennebec Journal Hon. Waterville visited her mother, Mrs. E. 0. Tuesday’s Child weakness often means announces Boody, last week. Joseph II. Manley formally starvation, not because of lack his withdrawal from the gubernatorial Janies F. Jewell went to Dixmout last at his trade of food, but because the food race, assigning the condition of his week where he has a small job health as the reason. His letter is as a house carpenter. does not feed. published in another column. Miss Jessie Brown, who has been ill m Scott’s Emulsion really feeds bed for more than two weeks, is not much and the child I'. S. Senator a gives growing Pettigrew predicts improved in health. SUITS AND landslide for and that strength. JACKETS. Hearst, says Mrs. John McTaggart of Belfast was in Whatever the cause of weak- South Dakota is solid. Well, we sup- town Thursday to attend the funeral of pose that settles a headline in Mrs. Hannah ness and failure to it; still, Hussey. grow— ■ the Gloucester Times assures us that Oscar and Henry Dow are getting out Scott’s Emulsion seems to find JAMES H. HOWES, Odd Fellows’ Block. “Flaherty is for Gluey.” That com- shovel handles on the old Franklin Hol- it and set the matter right. i licates matters a little, as we don’t brook place in Knox. Send for free sample. Scott & Bowne. Chemists, 409 Pearl St., New York WllflUKAWa know which is the or of work and MR. MAWLJ1/Y •x-!~ •'s-|*-*'*i*\* •:***'$'nr^tnr biggest, Flaherty John H. Gordon has a rush 500. and $1.00; all druggists. •{•>«^. ^«v,« Let them South Dakota. needs more girls in his shop. From His Candidacy for the Gubernatorial this matter than that of and fac- THE SPEEDY SON OF come; we ali want them. shops Nomination. | ARION 2.071 At Hot Springs. Arkansas, there is a tories, so often discussed. It affects our C. II. Forbes has gone to Connecticut, with with busi- Augusta, Maine, March 28, 1904. paper known as The Thomas Cat. .In people already.here homes, where he has a contract to sell goods for a ness and with obligations to the young who the Kennebec Jour- its issue of March ti, it steals To the Editor of twenty. are to-day under their immediate care, but (food dress- • items manufacturing company. nal: I have recovered from my # tie different from The Globe. soon Although Masconomo 29568 who must take their in the places e r s are j We have refused to with the wife have to have attended I exchange Mr. A. R. Tilley and begun bustling, workaday world. It can be read- recent illness sufficiently —'-^ ■ J=r=r- a w a kening 1 because of its habit, but the ed- old homestead. Best ily seen that the heaviest tax payers are al- matters for some paper, housekeeping at the to my private business to the fact 2 R- CORD 2 17 3 4 it' >r subscribes for a of The G lobe most a unit in favor of the scheme, believ- copy wishes to them, we all say. time past, my return of strength has not that it a fictions ing that it will be a benefit to the town pays at Track aider name, and continues and f Second Empire City in n.i:’, i-4 known here as the financially. It will, however, be of the been full and complete, my physician to get in to ;s stealing. What can be done with Mrs. Mary Anderson, T greatest benefit to the poor man with a now advises it to be unwise for me to again a Kuppen- <£ Trott t. lired b\ .1. Malcolm Forbes, Hoston, Mass a ii a man?- Globe. of the late Augustus Curtis, re- Atchison, Kansas, daughter of whom he cannot sup- heimer family children, take my former active part in political af- suit. We had a like with a birth to a nice boy. at institutions from home. experience cently gave port away fairs. For this reason I must retire from Custom sat- They can here be fitted for college while | Maine Miss mown of of our my candidacy for the Governorship; and 1 isfaction at paper. Freedom, daughter in his own domicile. He can have them cannot accept a re-election to the Republi- read o old friend Joe Brown, was in town last Sat- with him until are of an to y-1 they ag^ can National Committee. Yellow" was make their own in the and this wear journalism severely urday with Miss Carrie Kelsey. way world, 1 desire to heartfelt thanks to prices, express my is what in the “Distorted without any appreciable expense except for of friends you Maned sermon, on road to my many thousands Republican Mrs. Mary J. Lane is the high board and which would in get in this clothing, any who have so cordially given me their hearty Ideals.” delivered by the Kev. Edward and her Anna has re- event he much less at home than recover j daughter away. support and to assure them of my deep make of The little red school house has had a noble C Towle at the Second Unitarian turned to her home in Massachusetts. gratitude. My chief regret is my inability men’s cloth- part in the education of our sterling New ; to hereafter so actively labor fertile Repub- ing. lurch, Cooltdge Corner, iirookline, The circle met with Mrs. Hattie England people. There are many noble ex- sewing lican party as in the past. For more than a I! a n k ers last “For the of men whose and influence Mass., Sunday morning. Merrithew last and this week will amples ability quarter of a my services have been Tuesday have received the unstinted admiration of century and brokers given to what I believed to be the formation of ideals we must look to the afternoon with Mrs. Colburn. the world of freely in X e w spend who claim much their success best interests of the State of Maine and the li e the social in life to its influence. Hut such men will rk are home, school, the church, M. J. Dow, the Sprout Hill farmer, in- Republican party, and i trust they have Vo be at a greater disadvantage in the future :fe. business life and the said this been of some value. giving up press,” tends to do «quite a business there than in the It is an of advance- past. age In retiring from active political life i de- their high 'he preacher. “The summer and wants to buy a pair of handy ment in matters educational as in all others. ‘yellow’ journal sire to my sincere appreciation of tail- As well assert the coach to he the express priced inis to reflect of oxen. stage the that have been me the average ideal of Pullman friendships given ors and buy- equal the parlor car, the pony and the honors that have beeD bestowed the a Stanley, son of Charles Roberts, is very express the of the or the ing theKup- community. Suppose generation equal telegraph upon me. 1 also desire to express my firm as to assert that the old fashion- heimer fed but such a sick with pneumonia. Miss Holbrook, a telephone, belief that lliis State will prosper in the peu upon nothing paper; ed, ungraded school, is the of the class trained nurse fiom is taking care equal coming years even more than in the past, high w r;i its lack of and its sor- Bangor, present advanced methods of instruction. proportion and that our in the future, as in the suits. Come of him. Tim of our party, didness; who would dare to risk his life great majority young people past, will always be guiding the destinies in and try possess good natural abilities and will be Mrs. Affie who since her severe of our State along the of progress; first, on a in a of that sort? Godding, benefited a ob- path Kup- community greatly by good education for the accident in the winter has been tained in life. in always, right. phenheimer stopping early To assist this thing Joseph II. Manlf.y. hit the of Win. C. has been is the of those who favor the build- suit. The <•> The Gardiner Independent with the family Rowe, object A 'M ing of the new and which it and the in com- moved to lier farm house. schoolhouse, style Henry filer, Haiimr for -I. Malcolm Forbes, says of Mascunomo: nail squarely on bead when has been voted to do. Deafness Cannot Be Cured make is per- ® *‘l think lie lias as much as his sire. menting on lion. William T. Cobb’s David Brackett is having some special f ection. speed Barring accidents he "'ill make ;i BELFAST HARBOR STILL local as cannot S great Hotter.” and dignified attitude as a gu- work in the clothing business and is occu- CLOSED. by applications, they reach Every suit proper the diseased portion of the ear. There is •r Won 7 heats’ race at Belfast. it the second floor of Gordon's shop guaranteed. bernatorial candidate, said: “When pying Tlie IVnobscot to as far as one way to cure and that is Open Navigation only Deafness, Sold i Defeated large held of horse.- at Monroe with ease. and the there. constitutional remedies. Deafness only by w e see the other candidates rushing into using power Winterport. by is I caused by an inflamed condition of the mu- C. E. Bowen, Alfred Iluxford, Ned Ed- The ice so far as this with some announcement that situation, port is cous of the W. & print ! lining Eustachian Tube. When HARRY CLARK CO., wards, A. B. Pay sou, Harry M. Brown, remains this tube PEARL BROOK FARM. are for equalization of taxation, so concerned, practically unchanged gets inflamed you have a rumbling they or The Main street | Eben Miller and Will Emmons attended since our last There is a little sound imperfect hearing, and when it is Clothiers, the are ! report. as to catch grange vote; they entirely closed Deafness is the result, and Tailors and the organization of the new K. of T. lodge more open water in the upper harbor, and Outfitters, Belfast, or the of the fish and j unless the inflammation can be taken out for against repeal ; in last and a ! SEASON OF 1904. Prospect Friday night report ; the ice along the shores is crumbling, but and this tube restored to its normal con- came laws to further placate the farm- j cordial reception. the main held across to Islesboro remains dition, hearing will be destroyed forever; $ *r: m a worn, wneii we see some ui i nine cases out of ten are caused Lamson & Hubbard | F. K. Roberts was struck in the fleshy solid. I M. Cottrell bored last Saturday by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition ■fr MARSTON C. ,:{ yr. old.2.101-4 these candidates to any body ami found 13 of anything j of the right fore arm by a stick flying inches solid ice off the of the mucous surface. part j. 7-4 it is to find one MASCONOMO.. J. 17 ror support, refreshing from a circular saw last the end em- steamboat wharf. Monday the cutter We will give One Hundred Dollars for week, DIRECTUM P'STER his any case of Deafness (caused Catarrh) yr. old). who, like Mr. Cobb, depends upon bedding itself some two inches in the flesh, Woodbury made her appearance off North- by £ j that cannot be cured Hall’s Catarrh T •> and ice by BROWN BRADEN, trial. 10 i--> manhood and his adherence to Kepub- j Hr. N. li. Cook dressed the wound, it was j port attempted breaking from the Cure. Send for circulars, free. a narrow from a broken arm. point where the Seminole left off, but made F. .1. CHENEY A Cl). O. % ;can principles for support, and not escape Toledo, little or no The Sar*Sold 75c. progress. ice where she by Druggists, a The above royal bred stallions w ill serve at Pearl Brook Farm I ;s ability to shape ids political course j Ernest Gibbs, who came home recently, was at work was 12 inches thick. Terry X until May lath ; after that at Belfast racetrack. so r.s to catch each and every political had a severe attack of appendicitis and Coombs made several trips to and from breeze that is was taken to the Maine General Hospital biowing.” Islesboro last week, carrying over on two Terms $20.01) to "arrant at Portland for an which was operation, hand sleds material to be used in | a dis- repairing For catalogues of' bl etc., address < ■: another page correspondent performed. He was accom-I h eeding, successfully steamer Castine. ile reported Friday that FROM .... s The evils lie THE the road to Portland ids local I l AM I? SMI I question. , panied by physician, the ice was going quite fast and was full of H, Hartford, Conn of are and are Dr. >. R. Cook. •.■mpiains general, recog-: holes. It is thought if an effort could be *f Or PEARL PRO k f Akl, Norlh ikitost, Ate. TtM. and his are! /.-11 as such, suggestions '1 he village choir, consisting of G. M. ! made to open a channel the north 1 along a hue with the practice and teachings ! Morrill, Harry M. Brown, Mrs. Fannie side of Islesboro to the clear water above of ah practical men. It seems hopeless. Merritt and Mrs. A. E. Dow, attended the ; Turtle Head it would result in clearing the funeral of Fred Leonard in Knox last week. as WOODS ! this would to the ice : owever, to agitate this question. The harbor, give play Spring Styles 1904 He was a promising young man, a graduate and an outlet for such portions as would old penny wise and pound foolish policy BSRKS, of Coburn Classical institute, and possessed break off. To break directly into the har- -*•*- with regard to roads bids fair to be con- i j ROOTS AND considerable ability. The family have the I bor is impossible under present conditions. ‘ tinned until the end. In fact, in certain BERRIES E?ri gf is close at hand. sympathy of the community in their be- Steamers have been running for some L,d&LCI $3 00 Wortli of Oat Satisfaction for 12.501' there is localities retrograding rather, reavement. time in the eastern from Castine to Buy your bay, MADE INTO. than advancement. The roads need ! of the Eastern Camden, and last Saturday the Merry- Happy Valley Chapter The Boston seli-conform at seasons of Derby, personal inspection all Star was instituted at Masonic Hall coueag arrived at Bucksport from Castine, EASTER HATS, easy-litting, stiff liat for tlie Spi | the year and the work upon them ! Wednesday evening, March 23d, by E. A. breaking what ice she encountered without much EASTER of 1 ’.*< 14, is a wonder—Will give ev- should not lie confined to a few weeks Porter of Pittsfield as Grand Patron, as- difficulty. Monday the Merryconeag GLOV SS, | j and Golden Rod to make whit as good service as any of n the summer time. An hour’s work ; sisted by Mrs. E. A. Porter as Grand began daily trips DR. OSGOOD’S EASTER Mrs. C. H. Burdeen as Grand between Bucksport and Camden via Cas- HOSIERY, jcl.OO advertised brands. ,n the spring when the frost is coming j Chaplain, Marshal, and Miss Minnie Porter as tine and Islesboro. Every hat guaranteed. out and ditches and culverts are clog- t EASTER NECKWEAR, Grand Secretary. They start with 29 Eastern Agent Sherman of the Eastern Try one this and will H ged would save many days labor later. ..Indian Bitters.. Spring you charter members. The list of officers, 14 in Steamship Co. made a trip up river from In need for In this we should not be to fact, anything: you may Spring wear, pleased. city obliged steamer number, will be given later. Rockland Friday in the Catherine from the best selected stock I have ever shown. wade snow and slush and mud. through for a personal inspection of the ice and the The hats art* in all the The in Brooks now is beauties, popular shapes and burning question The crossings should be cleared result was an order to Bostou to have the Give greater satisfaction than any and colors. THE BOSTON DERBY the new High school building. The pro- W.CIark & Co. kept cleared. While the country towns steamer City of Rockland got ready, and spring medicine we sell. Now is the Harry j| moters of the enterprise claim that it is the broke out their roads the she left Tuesday night for Rockland, time to prepare your system for the GREEN TRADING STAMPS. THE MAIN STREET CLOTHIERS, during past most prominent local matter to come before winter there lias been much Bucksport and Winterport. She left Rock- summer. Indian Bitters will surely TAILORS and OUTFIT I ERS,‘BELFAST. complaint! us at this time. We have a good town and 1 land at 6.25 a. m. for Camden as to in This Wednesday do it. 1 the roads Belfast. should x nice little village, very desirable as a resi- and Bucksport. She passed Turtle Head, Dwight P. Palmer, not be. The appropriations are sufficient dence for those who want quiet and pleas- /t through the eastern bay at about 9.30. to us better roads than we tiave ant surroundings. Located on a busy rail- MASONIC TEMPLE. give Wednesday noon there was open water road the means of communication with the had; and if not sufficient they should in the western below Little and tntciilu xrrtrlrl oro avnalliynf Wu Ivir a nine bay River, be made larger. in Belfast harbor above the ship yards. 3hurch privileges, flourishing social or- There is a neck of ice some two miles wide EAST MAINE M. E. CONFERENCE. tanizations, and ahappy, thrifty, home-lov- Belfast National Bank at the narrowest part, in the western bay, ing people. It has, however, been impossi- Islesboro near Turtle FoMJfe The 57tli annual session of the East connecting Head, ble to raise the grade of our schools to their ESTABLISHED IN 18JO. Ok’GAMZhD AS IN IS Maine Conference of the Methodist Epis- with the mainland. NATIONAL BANK church is to be held at l’ittslield, proper place by reason of our poor school- You can have a TABARD INN life mem- copal for 0-11. It promises to be a session of liouses. For a long time it has been the bership only April E. P. Stoddard of Deer Isle was in Rock- POOR & SON, interest as are to be ^ unusual delegates practice of those who were able to do so to land last week and reported that people Stock Stock tl to llie General Conference which Capital $100,000, Liability $100,000, Surplus $20 chosen were still driving across and send their children away to various institu- Eggemoggin meets in Eos Angeles, Cal., May 4, Reach from Northwest Harbor to Sargeut- both ;ions of learning to be educated, while those there are several candidates, lay and ville and beyond Ellsworth, and that there DRUGGISTS. I'OTAL sr<)< K I.IAUll I I V TO DKI’OSITOUS $220,000. conference will elect two clerical. The who could not stand the expense were oblig- were sixteen inches of clear blue ice still * as delegates and the lay electoral ( r $C5o *i preachers ed to see their children enter upon the in the Reach. He said that Deer Isle folks conference, composed of one lay represen- rather enjoyed this winter the novelty of tative from each church in the conterence, business of life poorly prepared from an driving 35 miles to Ellsworth with excellent < and select two dele- .Just tlie cost of the first book, and be a LIFE DEPOSIT SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR i will meet on Friday lay educational standpoint for the battle before sleighing for two months past. ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. most mentioned TABAlti) INN member. Price from gates. The prominently [hem. The now is t ; make this a is a of last week from reduced plan place Following report At §3.00, §5.00, §0.50 and §8.00 per > among the ministers for the positions are $5.00 The new rules are to pay five cents INTEREST AT 3 PER CENT. where the can receive a Cape Rozier: Wednesday, March tilth, Ed- Revs. W. W. Ogierof Bangor; Chaplain IJ. rising generation vault is unequalled in Eastern 1U:« ward Howard went to Hog Island on the Will sell a fe»v settings of pure bred White when you wish to exchange your book. You U. S. IJ. B. liberal or at least be fitted to en- This bank lias opened an IMKHl'.ST i>K- excelled in the United States for seeuni H. Tribou, Navy; Dow, presid- education, ice and now there is clear water from can book as as F. L. Wyandot ten at Apply to keep your just long you wish, ng elder of Bangor district; Hay- ter any college in the State. The towns Rlakes Point to Island, and PAItTMENT and will issue certificates of de- fire and burglary. Those renting h elder of dis- Hog Eagle can loan it and do with it as you wish with- ward, presiding Bueksport The Reach still is a white 1W13* A. C. TUTTLE. posit bearing interest at the rate of 3 cent and h around us all have a ambitious, intel- Bradbury. a per access to the vault the exclusive trict; C. A. Plunier, Thomastou; L. L. good, out any cost or tines, and when you want sheet but hourly thawing underneath and Per annum for full months on all certificates which their boxes. take chances of ke«-t S. H. population, and Brooks is convenient- new book to any Tabard Inn station in the Why Hanscom, Rockland; Beal, Camden, ligent on go shall top. have been outstanding not less than 4 ables at home when for $3.00 yeas and IE W. Norton of Dover. ly located to bring in from outside the town United States, give up your old book, pay 5 per One of the four candidates for BELFAST SAVINGS BANK. months from date of issue. avoid any care or leading lay number of local to cents, and get a new book. We have an ex- worry? Woods of who a large students, their NEWS OF THE GRANGES. delegates is Henry J. Orono, of 75 books a month at the Belfast our In there is no rea- Notice is hereby given that Savings Bank change is now in California, where he has spent and advantage. fact, Books Nos. 7739 and 8467, issued by this Bank, I station. Just think all the best new books of the time in Los An- some months, part son why with such a school, properly start Seaside will confer the 1th de- lave been lost and application has been made for 40 of he was in the Grange for 5 cents each. ¥ geles. Until years age we not become an educational cen- luplicate books according to laws regulating ed, may on two candidates next ask wish to grocery business in this city, where his gree Saturday ssuing new books. Call and any question you brother. William M. Woods, still resides. tre towards which the friends and neigh- evening. WILLIAM H. QU1MBY, Treasurer. know about this at He has now retired from business. He has bors around us will gravitate. The acquisi- Belfast, March 17,1904.—3wil active in all church The harvest feast at Dirigo Grange hall, been from early years tion will be a great advantage to our young he was class leader. was well attended and a American I work. For many years Freedom, very CITY DRUG \ people from an intellectual point of view. A STORE, Hegemony With Messrs. Ruggles and Burbank he was very pleasant time enjoyed. | for years one of the mainstays of Northport school town is vastly superior to one where STORES TO LET. BELFAST, MAINE. camp meeting and known to all the minis- the enter and factories A contest between the ladies and the gen- young people shops March ters as a valuable He knows and Belfast, 31,1903.—3wl3 helper. at the earliest It also be tlemen is in progress in George’s River Apply to £ /"\N ^'e Asiatic side of tlie Pacific a A is in age possible. may danger? danger loves Methodism and every way cap- The the fol- H. T. FIKLO, j asserted that it will be one Grange, Liberty. ladies gave at to as able of the work needed from a lay dele- safely financially National T lionre be avoided. Keeping valuables, such { March 23d: Music, !3tf Belfast Bank. gate. His son, Prof. C. D. Woods of the of the best investments the people of this lowing program quar- £ Bonds, Deeds, Mortgages, Policies, Silver Ware and University of Maine Experiment Station, is tet ; recitation, Artie Sanford; essay, “The BOAT BUILDERS j town ever made. People with families will £ in the when for $3 I superintendent of the Sunday school in Ideal A. Jewelry, etc., house, only per year you be attracted to the the Citizen,” Mary Brown; recitation, FOR SALE! Orono and delegate to the Electoral confer- place by advantages WANTED. rent a Safe our Rubie Mrs. recitation, t may Deposit box in Fire and Burglar proof § ence. that it will to their children. Real Hoit; song, Cram; HOUSE on street. Price rea- give Congress experienced boat builders vault. The usual number of are ex- Georgia recitation, Bessie Grin- sonable and terms ea>y. B changes estate will be more eagerly sought and Knowlton; SMALL Fourwanted. Apply to X pected. Rev. John W. Hatch may leave Edna conclud- BELFAST LOAN AND BUILDING ASSO. 12tf 1. M. COTTRELL. Belfast. Maine. more valued. The valuation of nell; recitation, Knowlton; where he has been five years. highly £ We ^ cent interest on accounts to Winterport, ing with a farce. The contest March pay per subject check I Rev. L. L. Hanscom will leave our town will be increased and the laughable 31,1904.-13tf__ probably popula- will last ten the side to and Rev. Robert Sutcliffe of evenings, losing Card of Thanks. i and 3 per cent interest in our Savings Department. 1 Rockland, tion augmented. It will be made the per- furnish which the winners may is of as his successor. any supper LICENSED Bueksport spoken order. &ET Y0URD0G our friends A to the authorities of manent home of some who otherwise We wish to extend sincere thanks to petition Syracuse Mid who so assisted us is in would in the as others have done in neighbors kindly during university circulation, requesting future, TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY FAU owners or keepers of dogs should procure the recent sickness and death of Robert Emery. PEOPLES NATIONAL Me. I of doctor of BANK, Belfast, them to confer the degree the past, leave for a locality more fortunate the annual license on them at once, as the license RUFUS H. EMERY, a Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All divinity on Rev. I. H. W. Wharff. Many ree Is due on April 1, and the law will be strictly J. ROBERT EMERY, | ly favored in regard to school privileges. refund the money if it fails to a'.I unlicensed and their MARTHA A. HALL. j man has been thus honored who had less Druggists entered against dogs MISS on each box claim to the distinction. Of more importance as an investment is cure. E. W. Grove’s signature j owners. A. P. MANSFIELD, City Clerk. Belfast, March 28,1904.—• The Belfast schools will begin the spring 9 NEWS OE BELFAST. term next Monday after a vacation of three THE weeks. Farm, Wharf&C031 Bisiuss Elroy P. Michaels is making noticeable FOX |»AI K. k an Caucus. The Republicans , HI improvements to his house on Union street, .ire requested to meet in caucus One and a half story house, ell connecting with new of best laud un- ..art House Saturday evening, including veranda, walks, etc. ECZEMA bain ami stable, 5 acres mowing and ail in to choose der first-class cultivation buildings best nU. at 7 o'clock eight letters with Unclaimed remaining in the Bel- Also In connection this farm '* ■ attend the District Convention of repair '» fast office for the week March there IS a wharf privilege, with a wharf on which in Waterville, post ending laid In i.i City Hall, April The there lias recently been $800 out repairs, 26: Jndsou Foster, Charles L. Gray. World’s Greatest not counting owner's time for himself or team. house eight delegates to attend And a good coal business goes with the property. Hart received a cut 3 inches estate-wood lot of Convention to be held in City Maurice long Other land belonging to the For one as acres. Mill Will sell March and and. April 14, 1904. in the muscles of his left leg below the Skin 150 acres, farm privilege. week, toinmenring Humour. Would like to sell the home (today) or Thursday, the SI, whole s K. Ksowi.tos, Chairman, part. ,,a knee while splitting wood at his home on farm, wharf and coal business at once. This isau K. Johnson, .sec. pro tern. for a man who Miller street Monday. exceptional opportunity young has Me., March 22, 1904. brains and wants to work. Will not take much until For we will l A. J. Turner of Isle au Haut is making money. lasting Thursday, April 7, give Bine ivegan taking the hook in the vM^P^TApLEY the lire sets for the Maine log cabin which Affects and West Brooksville, 28th. Every Age Me., March will be used at the St. Louis exhibition. Or to F. D. JONES, Belfast, Me. 13 _ular meeting of the City Council He is an artist in iron. Condition. Trading instead of 1 on casli next Stamps 'add Monday evening. every a purchase We have in type full report of the din- .. a subscriber writes: “The ner and reception of the Belfast Club of Wanted. a welcome visitor each Satur- Boston, but are obliged to defer its publi- Help We a of 10 AND GENTLEMEN. cents. cation until next week. The Sure pay $15 Only Cure is Ladiesthousand cash for copying at home. No or Send stamp for ! in The Journal writes: A near Belfast advances mailing canvassiug. particu- advertiser gardener living lars. PURITAN MFG. CO, i till advertisement of wagon, as 1 the idea that parsnips left in the ground Cuticura. 3wi3* 4 Kilby St., Worcester, Mass. „dd same through it.” all winter increase in size in addition to im- ~ proving in quality after the ground freezes. r .1 Clifford is improving the ap- A. f his bill boards by covering all J. E. Woodside from New York will beat If there were not another external WANTED. FRED JOHNSON, L to sell iot occupied by bills with plain J. 11. Howes’ store to-day, Thursday, with ■kin disease known, eczema would be a BOYS AND GIRLS our ex- HONESTquisite Y'iolet perfume. Good commission, wiper. a line of new spring suits and coats and sufficient Infliction on mankind. It per- also presents. Advertiser of PERFUME The Facts. Masonic St. will take special messurements for cus- vades all and descends STAR CO., Temple, High \\ L. West removed a section of ten- classes, impar- 4wl3* Wollaston, Mass. tomers. a one of the fore-legs of a horse tially through generations. While some : ( has. 0. Dickey, last week. The The Portland Sunday Times publishes are constantly enveloped in it, others was entirely successful. half-tone pictures of the county buildings have it confined to small patches in the SPECIAL * OPENING 0F of but our st. Johualewives were received Maiue, places county building ears, on the scalp, on the breast, on the in Aroostook and the Aroostook building in ! ,v Paul’s March 26th, considerably palms of the hands, on the limbs, etc., Belfast. Ladies, Misses and Children’s dan usual. The price was 9 cents but everywhere Its distinctive feature is A. D. CHASE & SON cents higher than formerly, C. E. Perkins has his goods already a small watery blister, which discharges Skirts and landed at and will Suits, Separate Coats iiama, “Timothy Delano’s Court- Northport Campground an acrid fluid, cansing beat, inflamma- his store 4th with a large stock (ESTABLISHED 1856) .:!! tie presented in Seaside Grange open April tion, and intense Itching, scaling and At 67 Church of dour, grain, groceries, provisions, con- St., Thursday, evening, followed by a crusting. and tobacco. (under The Journal office on Admission to drama, 10 cents; to fectionery, cigars The Cuticura treatment is at once i-ents. The fifty-sixth anniversary of modern agreeable, speedy, economical and com- will be observed prehensive. Bathe the affected parts will be a sale of fancy articles and Spiritualism by public Goods, Tuesday!; Wednesday [ with hot water and Dry in Hall freely Cuticura it* at the Unitarian meetings Seaside Grange Sunday, candy parish to cleanse the surface of crusts April 3d, at 10 a. in. and 2 p. ill. The speak- Soap, APRIL 5th and Oth. \ Thursday, afternoon, March and scales, aud soften the thickened will be local mediums and others. 1 ing by \ Chocolate and tea served dur- cuticle. Dry, without hard rubbing, We have been successful once There are facilities at the hall for a [ afternoon. ample and apply Cuticura Ointment to allay Small Wares, more in securing a repre- picnic dinner, etc. irritation and ss sentative irom the well Itching, inflammation, known firm, j imden Concert band, thirty men, and A will held and soothe heal, and, lastly, take of hearing be today in the office ^ M ildred Clark, soprano, Kock- Cuticura Resolvent, or Pills, to cool and of Win. H. McLellan, Esq., on a claim of L. H. \ arranged to give a concert in cleanse the blood. This treatment af- Soper Company Mrs. Emma M. Young against the estate of u the to include fords instant relief, rest and Carpetings. May, program permits Mrs. Deborah Lincoln for services as — Waterville, Me., \ and sacred music. nurse, sleep in the severest forms of eczema etc., amounting to more than 8412. The and other itching, burning and scaly to exhibit on the above dates P. Frost writes home from Los a full line of from estate is on the docket of the Probate Court humours, and points to a per- samples speedy, their large and stock Calif., that lie witnessed manent and economical cure of complete recently in Kennebec county, as lion. Geo. E. John- tor- of garments. of ball between FILLING FOR CRACKS IN FLOORS: and \ mg game Chicago ot Probate for Waldo is turing, disfiguring humours, eczemas, Special measurements son, Judge county, orders taken and deliv- in which the score rashes and inflammations, from goods ; Angeles teams, one of the executors of Mrs. Lincoln’s will. infancy ered us later. when all other old news- by to age, remedies and the Dissolve half a of alum, add four of water, put A se- t ago 2, Los Angeles 1. The will be before Win. 11. MeLel- pound quarts grand opportunity to hearing best fail. in cure physicians papers in the solution and let soak till they form a pulp; press this exclusive designs and j "diehlon tiulshed hauling logs from lan, John K. Dunton and Thomas W. Sold throughout the world. Cuticura Resolvent, SOe. strictly up-to-date styles. form of Chocolate Coated Pilla, 25c. vial of the and when it it come above the crack, icd district to Holmes’ mill last who were commissioners (In per 60), j cracks, dry becomes hard. Let Pitcher, appointed Ointment, 50c., Soap, 25c. Depota s London. 27 Charter* bouse 5 Rue de la Paiz; 137 and off smooth He hauled 140 cords from tlie on the claim of Sq.; Paris, Boston, Columbus S plain when dry. Then buy your by Judge Stephens Augusta. Ave. Potter I»rue A Chem. Corp., Sole Proprietors. *• e lot for A. K. O^Send for How to Curs Eczema." = = Jackson, besides School Committee Organized. The L. A. WEBBER, Belfast, riaine. s for himself and others. Schoid Committee met Monday evening, Remember the April Fool Party in Me- Art and Brackett bought last week of E. Squares, Rugs Carpets March 2sth, and organized for the year by morial ? i"!ds of tlie bred llall, to-morrow, Friday, evening _ Fnity, highly choice of Charles S. Bickford, chairman. stallion, Harbinger, and will use April 1st. There will be a program con- OF. Six members were and tile ; j 'took purposes in this vicinity the present newly- sisting of musical selections and the farce, L season.—Pittsfield Advertiser. elected men who were were sworn present “Per Telephone.” The candy table will be John It. Dunton, Justice of tile opticon lecture will be given by by Esq., decorated in red and yellow and attended > in Peace. Chairman Bickford announced the I Pliilbrook Carrow’s hall, East by young ladies in appropriate costumes for following sub-committees: Examination A. D. Chase & Saturday evening, April 2d, the A Jack Horner pie will be filled with plums Son, "f the church. and certification of teachers, [ proposed Admission Howes, Mason, at five cents apiece, and little fools in mot > Home made will be on Smith; estimates and auditing, Mer- candy sale Hall, ley will serve as ushers ami have fortunes f intermission. riam, Ellis; rules and regulations, Mer- for sale. WE CIV £ BLUE TRADING STAMPS. riam, Littlefield, Michaels; text books, ap- 1 will be a social at the North church Spuing Moves. The of l!Kh and course of spring ta\ 0th. pliances study, Twombly \ evening, April Coffee, begins with an unusual number of changes Hall, Bickford. Adjourned. lies and doughnuts will be served of habitation. The Journal announced and later the “The An Interesting Event. An p. in., farce, interesting several in a recent issue, and a numbei f will event at Pearl Brook Farm, North ; Life,” be presented. All Belfast, more have developed the past week the week was the birth of a | i' of the parish are invited. Ad- during past James 11. Howes has bought the H. P "ii io cents. young colt by Mascouomo, 2.17J; its dam l Thompson estate at the corner of Cedai Isabel) (4), 2.20J, by Adbell (1), 2.23. Isa- } k B. Knowlton is thoroughly over- and Franklin streets. Capt. J. F. McKeeii VISITING DAY bell has a \ ‘-he store of Stephenson A Sargent shown great affection for some has bought of Willis E. Hamilton his formei time past for a white angora goat, which was \ i-uiiding on High street. S. & S. are home on upper High street, and is to mov( j j her stable and will no f ig one side of Mr. Knowlton’s store, companion mascot,but there from the house No. 23 Miller street doubt now be displaced in the mare’s affec- while the* repairs are in progress. which he owns in company with A. 1 tions by the new arrival. We that this -iass fronts are to be put into both hope Brown. Mr. Hamilton has bought the Ass arrival will make a as his colt-trotter, grand F. Riggs place on Franklin street and wil sire on both sides Arion and Ad- <2), 2.10*, move in He has I-mise H. has the soon. been living during Ferguson bought bell hold the coit records of the (11, 2.23, the winter in rooms over his l of .1. W. greenhuust departineut Ferguson world This new to-day. colt is already en- office. Mr. will ml will Riggs board with hi: continue the business in the tered in worth of stake 840,000 laces. daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs j *ms over the store and will employ increased Pensions. Many of the J. K. who have rented Mrs f C. Jones, who has been with the Dennett, pensioners of Knox county seem to be Esther Carter’s house on Park street. E. A > seasons as milliner. Miss Fer- • AA'e have the pleasure of announcing for this week, ♦ sharing an era of prosperity in the way of Matthews of North has moved | many friends will wish her the Searsport more pensions. We note the following in- into the house on Union street recent!} her enterprise merits. Our and Black 5: Co. creases obtained through the office of L. 1>. of kuppenheimer, '' bought Mrs. Carrie F. Black by Waltei I ii fiord has in use in his barber Rochester Hade Rain or 3hine Coats .Jones, pension attorney, Union, Me.: Dex- J. Clifford. Mr. Clifford will soon move ii I razor that belonged to his great- I and : ter A. Leach, Warren, Co. E, 20tli Maine from the Griffin house on High street, late Friday Saturday, April 1=2, Are the talk of tin* time. There isn’t a man her more than 140 years ago. With Inf., from 88 to $12; Warren Hammond, bought Dr. John Stevens and Mariot in tile eity hut what sin nId own one of Alford has shaved 1\ T. ly by Barnum, Sear sill these popular coat-. Then* is many dollars mil, Co. li, 7th Maine Inf., from $8 E. Brown. Mr. Brown will make extern s Tilton, Gens. Butler and Kil- | worth of eomton in 11 o in. Absolutely to $14: William li. St. Clair, Union, Co. li, sive improvements before moving in. C. L ex-Governors Copyright, IV*‘4, by waterproof, and v-oy stylish. The best on Coburn, Perham, * 24th lieg't Maine Inf., from $loto $14; Wil- has moved from the McFarland t. Kuppcnheimer & Co. Wright the market. Sold only b> Crosby and Burleigh, Congress- liam T. Newbert, Appleton, Co. E, 1st I house on High street to the Russell house liken and other noted men. i Maine H. from to Daniel • » * • « • • »8 • • The Short HARRY W. CLARK & A., $6 $8; C. Rob- on the corner of Charles and Park streets, ♦ j *8S8• 8» 8 *8 8 8 8 8 8&& 8 •■•8 V J Kuppenheimer Top CO., "f the best of Percy A. Sanborn’s cat bins, Co. G, 21st Maine Inf., from j Hope, lately bought by Mrs. E. S. Pitcher. Fred Coats for this spring are an exceedingly The Main Street 'of biers, > was on exhibition in A. I). Chase’s $0 to Austin E. | 810; Hachelder, Union, 7th Brewster has moved from the Russel stylish coat for the man. Ask to Tailors ami Belfast. ♦ of j young Outfitters, iidow last week. The was Massachusetts from to Display Newest$ i subject Reg’t, $8 $10; John house to his farm in Beknout. Chas. M iFnotm* see our #12.00 Topcoat. It is a beauty. \ lie pretty coon eat owned by Ii. H. A. liisbee, East Union, formerly of Belfast, Leavitt has moved from W. J. Clifford’! \\ hen you want the best there is a going huii uf Mass. 24th I »Casitr Spring Styles. f : in the line Melrose, Rags weighs Co. B, Maine Inf., from 88 to $14 house to N. F. Patterson’s clothing try house, No. ; t v = •) muds and is the of Plicebe * i grandson Liqlob Seizure. Sheriff S. G. Norton Union street. Mason I. Stevens has moved <• (• t W. & I Mrs. R. P. Chase's pet cat. He t « * X HARRY CLARK CO., made a large seizure of liquors at the irom .Newport to nis iarm in -Nortnport. f ®»®» f8»S«8«8«8SS»«8Se»8S8S8S8»»8*S8»8f8®8»S T the second prize in the Malden, Mass., Windsor The Main Street Tailors and Watch Hotel Saturday forenoon. The Shipping Items. As last week Clothiers, 51 reported r how, recently. liquor had evidently been in but a short the schooners Edward H. '.'ole and Marian Outfitters, Belfast. N Sanford Howard has been to our stock attractive X NEED REPAIRS? | Bird, and Chas. time, as it was all in one room in the base- N. Cobb sailed from Rockland March 12th, J Xo pains or expense spared make who were to • in and a call from our on thes will be * i/eltiue, appointed arbi- ment He got one 20-gallon keg of whiskey, the Cole for Newport News and the Cobt every way, patrons edays great- • us. Yours t He claim of David S. for one oue ly appreciated by truly, Cressey 10-gallon keg of rum, barrel con- for Port Royal. The Cole arrived at des- FOR SALE CHEAP! DOES a mneut of sewer assessment, made an taining 48 1-quart bottles of whiskey, one tination the 17th and the Cobb was re- SCHOONER D. GIFFORD ination last week and barrel of j sustained the containing 120 bottles ale and one at Port the five ported Royal 22d, (lays to the Lumber Trade. I *»n of the Municipal officers. Mr. barrel 120 bottles of beer. & JONES. Specially Adapted containing lager later — Sch. Arthur V. S. 1 CARLE v^clock Woodruff, Capt, Owner Must Sell at Once. owns land at the corner of Com- | The Sheriff was assisted by Deputy Fred L. with for Dorr, phosphate Belfast, The D. Gifford is a } «al and Bay View streets, which the Sheriffs M. G. Norton of Belfast and 3-masted schooner, 122 feet arrived iu the bay last week, but owing tc long, with a draft, loaded, of 9 8 to feet. Her reg- NEED REPAIRS? \ aims is two lots and assessed aecord- Blanchard of Stockton istered tonnage is 224 and she has a Eugene Springs. the thickness of the ice was unable tc tons, carry- ing capacity of about 350 tons, she will carry a total assessment of $39. The The M. R. was ar- Now is the time to have it done [ proprietor, Kndwlton, make the harbor and was towed to Rock- 300,000 to 350.000 feet of lumber. She has recent- j t was reduced to $32, but Mr. in the Police Court ly been entirely overhauled and refitted and is Cres6ey raigned Saturday after- land the revenue cutter Seminole. She by now in first-class condition, with new deck- promptly. > cut lumber therefrom. Jackson, For Sale at a small strip of land between the II. P. in the fall and to be commanded Bargain. one season or completed utting more, went One 4-year-old Norman about Thompson estate and Horace Chenery’s E. G. Hutchinson of sehoonei stallion, weighs and Hollis went on to cut in his by Capt. ^ 1300, color gray, sire Jalmaque: dam, large draft rented some mare H.J.LOCKE&SON premises, and has land from Estelle. this the ^ by Island Prince. This is one of the best Whittaker forbade him, claiming Following vessel, Stet the former James H. who Jard i n ie colts I ever raised and will be sold right. place. Howes, sons will build a 3-masted schooner ol the contract was only with Jackson. res, Also 2 top buggies. 2 road carts, milk or the wishes 1 claimed recently bought Thompson place, about 400 tons, to be named, so it is said, grocery wagon (crank axletree), set double that he and Jackson were road set double work harnesses. to occupy the whole of it and Mr. Hamil- W. for the wife of Win. B, harnesses, ■ s. The matter has come Augusta Snow, For cash or notes. before the that we have too many of them and we also need the negotiable P. S. Lumet] for site ton will have to give up his leased land. Snow of South Brewer, secretary of the Only room, Reason for selling: 1 have other b siness in HapMhi "uiis several nines u various ionns Merchants Insurance Co. This vessel is tc and we also want to close out what we have on hand where you can com nunicate with me Last year he bought Capt. J. F.McKeeu’s stamps in Liberty, by decisions in favor of the defendant, be commanded Frank letter, telephone, or in person, at the store of T. 22£x5£, 7 miles per hour. by Capt. Armstrong our make the place on upper High street aud had some of master of schooner Norotn- CROCKERY DEPARTMENT. We following of- P. Mathews, or see Belfast agent, W. H. Wal- Write us for further information. present action was tried on the cou- Hampden, my ton, near Holmes’ mills. H. J. LOCKK & SON. Belfast. Me. of his growing plants there. He has now bega—Among recent charters are the fer good for .. nt the January term, 1902, of 13if B. L. PITCHER. Supreme sold back to Capt. McKeen and the following: Sch. Medford, Newport News t in bought iielfast. The verdict was for the Asa F. Riggs place on Franklin street. The to Boston, coal, $1.25; sch. Inez N. Carver, -udant and the plaintiff filed exceptions buildings are on the upper part of the lot, Savannah to New York, lumber, $5.37^; the lower at the sch. William E. Brunswick or d a motion for a new trial. leaving part, corner of Downes, Following and Franklin Savannah to New and Cedar free for York, lumber, Saturday, UNDERTAKERS.■ —— ■ Thursday, Friday, ■ streets, $5.87J ■ the rescript by Judge green- FOR SALE CHEAP f, Spear: houses, etc. Mr. Hamilton will put new ties 16c; schs. Stephen Bennett, Ira B. Ma^cphrl,3II:2 1 hi up I 'ease comes up on motion and excep- greenhouses on the Riggs lot, but will con- EUeins and John S. Reachem, Stonington A careful reading of the evidence tinue the office and a part of the green- to New York, stone, $1.00; sch.. Abbie C. OX EASY TERMS, i oses sufficient grounds for the verdict. houses at the old stand. He will finish the Stubbs, Mobile to- New York, dry cypress, WE WILL GIVE YOTT : | exceptions are as follows: “Thecourt spring business in his present quarters. p. t.; sch. F. C. Pendleton, Savannah to The brick store, No. 48 and 50 Main street, Bel- R.H. Coombs & " asked to instruct the jury: That if Boston, lumber, $6; ship Erskine M. fast, 20 feet of land in the rear, after that the Son, Kson was not present when the Phelps, Philadelphia and Newport News right of way to Cross street. Inquire of " writing LETTER TO ! v left at his HATCH BROS. to iron and GEO. E. JOHNSON, Esq., CASKETS, house, then there was no Honolulu, pipe, $8.00, coal, Williamson 'iract, because it could not be about sch. Florence Leland, Fernan- Block, Belfast, or mutual BELFAST, MAINE. $7.00; 5 S. K 4 L1SH, 17 E. 95th St., New York. I declined to give said instruction. It is dina to Elizabethport, lumber, $5.50; sch. = ROBES and Hied that the instruction of the court Dear Sirs: When you can buy paint for Iona Tunnell, Norfolk to Bangor, coal, of it* Worth to less than save $5.00 the contract led the jury to under- Devoe; don’t; your money. $1.50; sch. Adelaide Barbour, Fernandina Stamps Mr. Aaron '.il,|d the court to say that the writing Higgins, Plainfield, N. J„ to New York, lumber, lsio—Sch. Mabel SPRINGFIELD BURIAL B3DOS used 15 '"•said was the contract. Therefore, he, always gallons of paint for his Hall, which sailed from Rockland March ■'1 house Devoe took 11. "tiff excepts and prays that said ex- ; 22d for New York with lime, ran ashore on “i'tions be allowed.” Mr. Ezra Rathmell Williamsport, Pa., Friday night on Block Island and is a total Fire & Marine Insurance Go., Prepared at all hours to do EMBALM. 1 die used Devoe took 6. loss. The crew were saved but we exceptions themselves not only fail always 11; lost their for each #f ©0 receive for the above We have Jardinieres IN(i and Mr. Burt goods. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. FUNERAL WORK. ty7 inclose sufficient facts to show that the Young, Hirard, Pa., always used personal effects. The vessel was built in from 10c. If a for certain to $10. you WANT a Jardiniere why not it now and Connected '•ndant was aggrieved, but so far as gallon rooms; took half as Addison, Maine, in 1864, and was insured, buy Assets over six million dollars by telephone botli day and night. much Devoe. book. show anything, that ruling of the pre- as was the cargo. She was worth probably fill up your stamp Yours very A good company for protection against loss. Mr. Nathaniel truly, "g justice was entirely correct. It is Barber, Canton, N. Y., $3,000 and had on board 3400 barrels of I- BED AT w 72 12 OOI>, Agent. Main Street, Belfast. •veil settled to re-juire more than an al- bought Devoe; used less than 7. lime worth about $1500. Wlnterport, Me., March 15, 1904 —8wll •h that “Exceptions must contain with- You can always buy paint for less than heinselves a sufficient statement of the Devoe; don’t; save your money. The •one to show wherein the excepting party wearing counts the same way and aggrieved or will be overruled.” doubles the difference. NiiW they The cost FIRM. adfordv. Philbrick, 96 Maine, 420, of painting is by the gallon. CARLE & notion and Weak paint costs most; most gallons. JONES, A liriggs Piano, iu good condition. overruled. exceptions Vhis is ou box The new Arm of DUTCH It HOT HE Yours signature every of the genuine to US hare Knowlton for for truly Apply bought the business of their Alonzo plaintiff. Thompson F. W. Devoe & Co. Tablet* father, Laxative Brorao-Quinine JUNK K. HILLS, Duteh, at 51 'lain St., and will eontinuo the defendant. .P. S. Mason & Hall sell our business. All paint. ‘•be NBidy that rarcs «t «ol V" long wrap to throw her dinner It is April clock Dress for Exercise of Different Kinds. years’ standing. certainly magical in irs u >on and show if " who thinks herself the winter of The first cause, anv thev have, u gown. But she During 1874-5 I was effect. application benefited me in five same should Suitable Dress for Social Functions. not be proved,approve* and a1 if she is able to allow herself a teaching at Northwest Deer minutes.*’ 33 lucky Harbor, GEO. E. JOHNSON, ,|( „ the A true new winter coat once in two or three Isle, only winter 1 can recall when Dr. Agiiew*s Pills cure the liver and stomach copy. Attest: 12 Chas. P. Hazeltine, By CHRISTINE TERHCNE HERRICK, years must restrain her desire for such Penobscot bay was entirely frozen Regi. et cold weather over, the winter Sold by Edmund Wilson and A. A. Howes & Co- Author of “( radlp stml Aids pomps and vanities. Her present being the Nursery,”“First At a Probate Court noid at Belfast, outer garment may be long, but it must nearest approach to it I have ever within to the Young Housekeepers,”“Housekeep- tor the County of Waldo, on the 8th be dark enough to make it suitable for seen. March, A. 1). 1904. ,aj ing Made Easy,” “What to Eat,” “In City street wear. If she chooses to follow On Monday the 22nd of Febru- A. Tents,” Etc. day GILMORE, widow of Charles i; hep fancy in the matter of dainty lin- ary, just 29 years ago, Capt. Hezekiah EVAmore, late of hurnham, in said < Waldo, deceased, ings, well and good, but the outward ap- Carman, with whom I was at having presented a (Copyright, 1904, by Christine Terhune Herrick.) boarding praying for an allowance out of the person. pearance of the cloak must be sober that time, took me with his team across tate of saiil deceased. Never was there a normal woman and Reacli to At a Proua-e Court held at within yet subdued. Eggemoggin Sargenlville, Belfast, and Ordered, That the said petitioner give n< where 1 was ■for the County »»• Waldo,on the second all who did not want to dress well. What After all, one of the best aids to ap- to take the for Blue- Tuesday persons interested by causing a co| stage fit March, A D. ltk>4. order to be dressing well means is determined by propriateness of dress is found in con- hill and Bucksport, thence to published thiee week.- succes-u Belfast, The Republican Journal, a neWspa| er one for In the woman not wish to en route to 4 certain instrument, purporting to he the last pu! I each herself. early stages sistency. A does my home in A ar Belfast, that at Appleton. will and testament ot David late of they may appear at: it meant unlimited on the of When we Curtis, Court, to he held at within probably lig leaves, order her clothing principle reached Sargeutville we I* rankiort, in of Waldo, Belfast, amt i. said^ounti deceased, on the 12r.h and a little later a new from this the who when asked what were found that the had so leav- having been for County, day of April, v. i> ; pelt tramp stage gone, presented pn hate, together with at ten of the clock befoie noon, and slv w ca M or or a new in a trunk a petition praying that Su-an Maria Mo. re that animal style gar- his needs in the line of dress, replied, ing my to be forwarded to Bel- j may have, the. ol said be appointed adininistrattix of the estate of an.►.they why prayer p. ment woven tlie bark of trees. fast I said should not he of “I kin get along without a clean shirt, by stage, returned to the island deceased, with the wilt annexed. granted. GEO. E. Such simplicity lias unfortunately but I’m for want of a buzzom and decided to walk to Belfast on the JOHNSON. .! dyiiW Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in A true copy. Attest: come to an end. The lias been ice. point pin.” terested by causing a coj y of this order to he Chas. P. Hazeltine, Reg reached where a woman cannot dress There is something almost ludicrous- No one had made the attempt at published three weeks successively in The Re- publican Journal, published at as stie pleases, but must please to dress out of in seeing a woman in that time, though no water was visible Belfast, that W A 1.1)0 SS.-In Court of Probate, held ly place they appear at a Probate Court, to he held at Bel like the of women, it is a from the ft fast, on the 8-h day of March. 1904 majority very elaborate street dress when one island in any direction, and fast, within and tor said Countv. on rlie second man B. Cooper and Olive H. Cooper.. xe< blessed that she that her home costume is woe- assured me Tuesday of April next, at ten of the clock he dispensation usually knows everyone there was no the will ot Marcellus U. Cooper, late ol fore noon, and show cause, if likes to be in the or somewhere and A or I left the a. 111. j any they have, why in said deceased, fashion, fully untidy shabby. light danger. village about 9 tlie same should C*»unty, having presented I not he proved, approved and al fifth and final near it. and feels it no hardship to eon- hat is not in its and shaped course due northwest lowed. account ol administration dressy picture proper my estate for allowance. form to modes. In fact, she on the head of a woman who as well as a landlubber could for Turtle GEOGRE E. prevailing locality JOHNSON, Judge. that notice thereof likes it Her chief is of the | A true copy Attest: Ordered, be given usually difficulty must wear the ready made Head, northern of Isles- weeks in The .1 plainest extremity Ciias. P. Hazei/tine. Register. successively, Republican how to manage to conform when she I costumes. Above all, it does not pay to boro. newspaper published in Belfast, in said < that all has not to do it on. so into dress that one When I left the peisons interested inav atteiu ;.i enough money | put much money island the walking Al a Prohare Court held at B< ifast. within and bate Court, to be held at Bellas., on th* 12 should he an was ] for Appropriate dressing must neglect certain things which would very good, the ice being covered tue County ot Waldo, on the second Tuesday of April next, and show i! \ of cause, an. matter for the woman who has a the is to with snow j March, A. D. 1904 the said account easy benefit the body that dress which had become wet and have, why should not he a a j certain GEO. E. .I*. j generous allowance for her wardrobe. clothe. A woman must keep well be- frozen, forming a crust, but after get- £ instrument, purporting to be an au JOHN.-ON, At. thentmated ot the last will A true copy. Attest: Then it is her own fault if she does not fore she can look well. If she must from the laud a few miles J , copy and testa- ting away incur and the Chas. P. Ha/.f.ltine, found probate thereof, of Clemen:ine 12_ Regis have suitable costumes for every emer- choose between a new evening gown much smooth ice. which made Cope, late of Philadelphia, j deceased, having been U/’ALIH) SS.—In Court of Probate, held is also the means to induce her to takeout the presented for probate, with a V> j gency. Appropriate dressing and walking very tiresome. petition pnwing fast, on the 8th day of March. 1904. that, the copy of said will he allowed filed without for the women door exercise she makes a mistake At first when I came to some may A. administratrix on tl e es: complications big dark 1 a»(l recoined in the Probate Stickney, i ■ Miss Rose known as« Court of sain County Richard P. late who never go anywhere except to when she decides for the linery and lets well places in the ice 1 made a detour of Waldo. Stickney, of Belfast, Hennessy, j County, deceased, In r tii and whose needs are the around them that the ice I having presented church, supplied other thing go. 1 thinking Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in- final account of administration of said e.- a terested a by working frocks and one gown for The body is a good deal more than and elocutionist, of there might not he safe, and I thought by causing cop} of this order to be pub* allowance. poetess Lexington, I lislied three weeks in The best. Even such an one doubtless thinks raiment and there is more to a good ap- when I came to Rozier, having successively Republican Ordered, that notice th* reof he given Cape Journal, published ii neliast.. that he\ mav she lias her but are as woman heard that the ap- weeks successively in The J* troubles, they I pearance than tine clothes. The tells how she was cured of uterine water oil' that point was pear at a Probate Com;, to be held a‘t, Republican Ky., within Belfast, newspaper published in Belfast, in .-aid < to those of the woman who who has trained her and and not liable to be frozen so and for said County, on the second Tues- nothing body improved deep that all persons interested may attend at E so two day of April next, at ten of the clock before must, to speak, serve masters,— her by athletic occupations, hard, that 1 would go ashore and walk bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on ttie 12; complexion inflammation and ovaritis the use of noon, and show: cause, if any they have, the or in other must till more horse-back across the why ot .April i.ext, and isbow it am who, words, —by long w alks, by riding, by cape taking the ice upon same should not be ami allowed cause, * proved, approved the said account should functions than those ot the such as and the other side. GEO. E. have, why not be a' housekeep- by bicycling, by games golf JOHNSON, Judge. GEO. E. JOHNSON, er and and must dress for E. Pinkham's A true copy. Attest church goer, tennis, and has known enough to take i Lydia Just before arriving there, however, A true copy. Attest Vegetable Compound. ( has. P. Hazeltine, Register. these other things without exceeding a care of her health after she gets it, is I came to a crack in the ice and it be- 12 Chas. P H*7ri,tixf. Rppi. M Dear Mrs. : — I have so comparatively small sum. buch a woman to look well if she must Pinkham been blessedly helped through the use water the ice had leav- pretty likely of ing high parted J A I. DO SS —In Court of Probate, held V; or a Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable that I feel it but to At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and linds dressing well more less of dress this in mind, she Compound just ing an of a foot and 1 fast, on the 8th of March, 1:* simply. Bearing opening nearly for the County ol Waldo, on the second day rather than less. acknowledge it, hoping that it may help some other woman suffering as I did. Tues- Alexander 11 administrator problem—usually more will come to the conclusion that she decided to test it and find out how7 day of March, A. D. 1904. Nicliols, witr For years I the best of health and thought that I would will annexed, on the estate of Fo- To women like this the fashion of makes a better investment when she enjoyed always thick the ice was; my certain instrument .^lansan do so. I attended and would really removing purporting to be an au- ol Seaisport, in said County, deceased, come as parties receptions thinly clad, and be suddenly separate skirts and waists has the sort of an outing suit coats and rolling up my shirt sleeves, A thenticated copy of the last will and testa- presented his first and final account ot am- buys right but I did not of the a bad cold a chilled, think results. I caught eighteen ment and the probate of K. tration of said lor positive boon. In the days when one than when she puts money into a party I thrust my hand down into the cold thereof, Cyrus Staples estate allowance. months and this caused inflammation of the womb late of Brooklyn, County of Kings, State of New’ must have a whole of one ma- costume ago'while menstruating, ice water to the bottom of the and Ordered, that notice thereof he gown gown. IVhat such an outing and ice York, deceased, having been presented for given congested ovaries. I suffered excruciating and kept getting worse. pro- weeks successively, in the .! terial, dressing was more complex even should be I will to tell next week. I pains to my astonishment I found it be about bate, with a petition praying that the same Republican try I attention was called to and the wonderful may- a newspaper published in Belfast, in sab: than it is now. one whose mem- My your Vegetable Compound inches in be allowed filen and recorded, and that letter's Every 18 thickness, and 1 was satis- tv, that all persons interested atten cures it had performed, and I made up my mind to try it for two months and testamentary be issued to Frank H. Parsons of may ory goes back to those times can recall fied that it would hold me said Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on tl see what it would do for me. Within one month I felt much and up anywhere Brooklyn. liow the better, day of xpril next, and show cause, it an\ waists gave out before the in the and 1 made a bee line for 1 hat j at the close of the second I was well. bay, Ordered, notice be given to all persons in- have, the said account should not be a skirts and left one with a of the News and Notes. entirely why ! Literary Turtle Head. terested by causing a copy ol this order to be GEO. E. supply I have advised a number of my lady friends to use it, and all express JOHNSON, J> latter in tolerable order and a I remember before published three weeks successively in the Repub- A true copy. Attest: painful themselves as — just reaching well satisfied with the results as I was.” Miss Rose Nora lican Journal, published at that 12 P. dearth oi the former. Now, when one there I came to a small schoon- Belfast, they Chas. Hazkltine, Keg: The new novel by Mrs. Florence Hennessy, 410 S. Broadway, Lexington. Ky. fishing may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Bel- has a skirt of which the is er hard and fast in the ice within and body part Brooks Whitehouse of Portland, which and appar fast, for said Countv. o-j the second TALDOSS.—In Court ot Probate, heb: a shirt waist ol at past worthy, can he made The and of some of the most noted ently abandoned. 1 boarded her, took Tuesday April next, ten of the clock be- fast, on the 8th day of March, I Little, Brown A Company of Boston experience testimony fore noon, and show to take the of the outworn cause, if any they have, Charity E. Towle, administratrix on ti e e- place gar- women of America to prove a that Lydia E. possession in the name of the l'. S. the will publish this spring, is entitled go beyond question J why same should not be proved, approved Warren N. Towle, late of in said < ment. and for awhile Liberty, “The Effendi: A Romance of the Sou- i Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound will correct all such trouble and gevernment rested and allowed. her first and Even with this deceased, having presented expedient it is still at once, the and the to a before my trip, CFO E. JOHNSON, Judge. count of administration of said estate l. dan.” j by removing cause, restoring organs continuing concluding A true for women to make mistakes to the to her fate as It copy—Attest. ance. possible normal and healthy condition. abandon vessel Chas. i*. m their dressing. One of the chief or would be hard work her into Hazeltine,Register. Ordered, that notice thereof he given, Edward Stanwood, editor of the “ towing these : — weeks successively, in The Republican .*«*t they commit when they buy con- Youth's who has been Dear Mrs. Pinkham About two years ago I consulted a phy- port. Companion, At a Probate Court Held at Belfast, within and newspaper published in Belfast, in said ( spicuous 11 am now I sician about health which had become so wretched that I was to this time I hud not seen a liv- clothing. speaking commissioned to write a life of James my no Up for the County Waldo, on the 8th day of March that ail persons interested may attend ;* ol the woman who must wear one to at on ri gown i (1. Blaine for the American Statesmen longer able to be about. I had severe backache, bearing-down pains, ing thing since leaving Deer Isle. Look- A. D. 1904. bate Court, be held Belfast, a day of April next, and show cause, if an long time. The striking effect may across the toward Castine from M BLAIR, guardian of S. of series, was in Augusta last week, con- pains across the abdomen, was very nervous*and irritable, and this ing bay Sybil Berry have, why the said accouut should not Pea be at but before the j MARYNewton. Mass., having preset ted a charming tirst, the files of the Journal for the trouble worse Turtle Head I could see teams on the petition GEO. E. JOH NS ON, .f j suiting grew each month. The physician prescribed tor me, but praying for a license to sol' at frock or the hat or the coat is half worn ice on their private sale and A true Attest: : that Mr. Blaine was editoi. Mr. soon apparently way from Bel- certain real estate of said copy. years I discovered that he was unable to help me, and I then decided to convey ward, described Chas. P. Hazrltine. out the woman who wears it and tlie with fast to Castine so 1 course in said petition. Reg Stanwood was himself connected E. shaped my -- friends who see her wear it are tired to try Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and soon found that the Journal for several after up the bay so as to touch tliis road ; Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to | years it was me was TYT A EDO SS.—In Court of Probate, held death of it. doing good. My appetite returning, the pains disappear- 1 hit a all persons interested by causing a copy t this from Bowdoin in 1801. thinking might chance for a V? fast, on the 8th day of .March, 1P04. graduating and the benefits were weil order to be published three weeks successively in knottier blunder that women make ing, general marked. ride. I E Stone, executor of the will of saraii .- When lie left Augusta it was for the “ The Republican •lournal.a sometimes is in articles of You cannot how newspaper published late of Trov, in said ueseased. buying ap- realize pleased I was, and after taking the medi- 1 came to the road and as it at Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate County, editorial staff of the Boston Advertiser finally I liis first account of adniini>t? which will not well. for three I found was me Court, to be lu-ld at tiellasr. within and for said presented parel go together where he remained from ISO? to 1883. cine only months, that I completely cured of my seemed to without actual counting, said estate for allowance. We all know the woman who inis County, on the 12ih nay of April, A. D 1904, bought man- and have been well and ever and no more fear the J met 500 teams more or less bound Since the latter date he has been trouble, hearty since, at ten oi the clock before noon, and show cause, Ordered, that notice thereof be given a snufi colored and a drab jacket, a gown aging editor of the Companion, finding monthly period, as it now without pain to me. Yours very truly, toward Castine, but not blessed one if any they have, why the prayer of said petition- weeks successively, in the Republican .i or a dark and a hattrinnned passes er should not be a in Belfast, in said < green gown for much valuable writ- Miss Pearl 327 North going in my direction. These teams granted newspaper published time, however, Ackers, Summer St., Nashville, Tenn.” OE<>. E. that ail interested attend at will a blue that makes a discord of had been to Belfast from JOHNSON, Judge. persons may ing historical and lines. Castine, A true bate Court, t«. be held at Belfast. .11 t! tints that set the teetli on The along political copy—Attest: edge. When a medicine has been successful in to health Brooksville and towns for of next, and show if a; restoring adjoining ( has. P. H.-./.KLTr.NK, day April cause, won an who must economize on her Register. the said account should mu 1 lie brilliant manner m winch the more than a million women, you cannot well sav without trying it supplies, as that was the only place have, why must that to- lowed. clothing buy tilings go of “1 do not believe it will help me.” If you are ill, do not hesitate from which they could get stores at well and publishers Everybody’s Magazine YS7Al.DO SS.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel- GEO. E. JOHNSON..I gether every piece of tier attire to a bottle of E. that and over to A ! have handled the subject of the St. Louis get Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and time, having gone V? last, on the 8th day of March, 1904. Rufus true copy. Attest: most i selected, not for its write Mrs. Pinkham at in the Chas. P Hazeltink Re- beauty I affords a clew to the success Lynn, Mass., for special advice. Her ad- Belfast morning were now re- E. Stone, executor of the will of Dorcas B. Con- alom-. out because it will Exposition harmonize vice is free and Write be fatal. in the afternoon. nor, late of Troy in said ( hav- I of the publication The April number helpful. to-day. Delay may turning ounty. deceased, with the rest of her costume. ing presented hi- tir-r account of administration 117 A LDO SS.—In Court of Probate, heb I with an article on “The Greatest As 1 neared Belfast I saw a large opens FORFEIT if we cannot forthwith produce the original letters and of ! of said estate lor allowance. f » fast, on the 8th of March. l‘,»U4. simple styles should also be chosen signatures steamer frozen day by \\ oriel’s and the two men most above which will their absolute side wheel solidly in F. administrator on Fair.’’ testimonials, prove genuineness. Ordered, That notice thereof be three Dunton, the estate the woman who can have a limited K. to I given, McG. only the have Lydia Pinkham Med. Co., Lyun, Mass. the ice, which proved be the Katali- in Ranuall, la c of Belfast, in said ('< able to do subject justice M ; weeks successively, the Republican ,i- Journal, waniu Extremes in fashion should I ceased, having presented his first and 1 treated it. David 1L din of the Boston A Bangor, now the t a newspaper published in Belfast, in said county, | Francis, presi- com t of administration of said estate 1 < he an.Med There is the same that all persons interested attend at a Pro- objection dent of the Hastern Steamship Co.'s line. | may ance. Exposition Company, ! bate to be held at on to t! esc that there is to the I GOT HALF THEIR PAY. after I the I Court, Belfast, the 12th day startling furnishes the text, and Vernon Howe Register of Deep Water Vessels. Just passed steamer of next, and show' it effects to 1 a j j April cause, any they Ordered. That notice thereof he which referred moment met a man with a horse and ! have, the said give: Bailey, the distinguished young artist, sleigh, why account should not be af- weeks successively, in the J. ago. More than this, such a woman | lowed. Republican has done the illustrations. One is who, probably noticing that i was ; newspaper published in Bellas., in said < should j The crew of tiie schooner Henry SHIPS. I <;K(>. K. JOHNSON, study what suits her. Because a as if 1 had been in a Jn,l}!e. that all persons interested may attend a told and shown in the most walking engaged A true Copy. Attest : certain looks well in a fashion [ interesting that was libelled the crew Abner Coburn, arrived at San Francisco j Court, L<• be held at Belfast, on the 12tl garment Whitney by six < has. P. way just what to expect at St. Fouls Feb 22 from Baltimore via Montevideo. days go-as-you- please, pulled up Hazeltine. Register. April tiext, and show cause, i! any the plate or on a figure in a show w indow, and sold at auction to the of his horse and if I had walked in May, and the prospect is amazing. pay wages A (i Hopes, i>. Rivers, sailed from Yoka- inquired why the said account should not be all.iw*- it do.e not follow that it will do as GEO. E. This, however, is but one good feature the men, have obtained chances to ship. liama March 14 for Kahului and U S. all the way across from Castine. SS 111 Court of Prolate, Iielo at Del- JOHNSON, much on woman. One would not I. st, on the 8th day of Match. 1904. rus A true copy. Attest: every in a A .1 arrived at Port Townsend I said: “Worse than that, J came up WAI.no Cy varied number. It will be remembered that each of the Fuller, j True, executor and trustee under the will of ( has. P. Hazelitnk, Re. believe the blunders which women will X from Honolulu. from Northwest Deer Isle." crew had over due him in July Harbor, Richard E. Patterson, late of Searsport, in said did not one-see illnstrations of $70 wages, A. j make, In the Pearson’s is a valuable Aryan, S. Pendleton, cleared from “How much further do intend to deceased, having presented ids third ac- April but received less than half that you County, EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. The subscribe such "bleaks” on every side. The stout they Baltimore Oct '’4 lor San Francisco; spoken he count of auminist ration of said estate for allow- paper on The Forestry Problems of the walk to-night:’” asked. I J gives notice that lie pas been duly women who wear amount! One of the men, Edward Pol- Nov 15, lat 22 X, Ion XI \Y. ance. light fabrics of large United States, Professor 15. E. Fer- i informed him that if I reached the executor of the last will and testament and by lard, shipped on the II. II. Bangalore, Blanchard, sailed from San Ordered, Thar notice thereof lie given, three flaring patterns, the slim "slanky” former of the Division of schooner, American House that was about all 1 j SUSAN S. late of Mono now, Chief Pedro March 12 for Honolulu. weeks in the a WHITTEN, women who with Chamberlain for New York and the ; successively, Republican Journal, adopt styles long, and later head of the New should undertake. in Belfast, in said in the ot deceased Ai Forestry, other two seamen have E B Sutton, sailed from New York Dec i newspaper published County, County Waldo, severe the signed articles demands sab. lines, short dumpy figures of at Cor- 11 said “I think have that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- having a* ainst the estate of York State College Forestry to out on for Cheefoo. “Well," he, you that cut go the bark Francis S. I hate Court to be held at Belfast, on the 12th dav ed are desired to present the same tor themselves in two in the mid- nell. Professor Fernow’s life has been Hamp- Fort George, cleared from New York Dec walked about far for one shire to South America, The cook of enough day. of April next, and show cause, if any they ami all indebted thereto are rtquested die by conspicuous belts or a 2(i for Melbourne and in and will by glaring devoted to these interesting problems, the Sydney. Jump I carry you up," j have, why the said account should not not be payment immediately. contrast between the lines of the stuff Whitney is confined at the U. S. Gov from Baltimore for San Fran- and he sums up most Robie, which he did. And I am obliged to him allowed. CHARLES A. Will" interestingly marine but will sailed from Montevideo Jan 4. <*EO. E. of the skirt and the waist, encompass of his hospital by sickness, cisco, for the kindness even now. JOHNSON, Judge. Montville, March 8, 1 004. many of the results investiga- ! A true Attest ns ship from this as soon as be recov- Luzon, Park, sailed from Newcastle, X S copy. * at..uit on every side. causes our port I arrived at the American tions into the of threatened ers. W. Feb 11 for Honolulu. House Chas. P. Hazklti.sk, Register. The tailor is the best friend the A DMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE. Thesui of timber famine. He discourages the L. sailed from San Fran- about 4 p. m.. having been about seven Seaman Pollard for a number of Mary Cushing, At a Probate Court held at within and J\. give notice that have be* woman who must lie economical about years on Belfast, for hereby they sentimental view of the case—the cisco Feb ill for Guam. hours the ice. on administrators of the estate her went to sea as cabin boy with Captain j the County of Waldo, the 8th day of March appointed clothes. A tailor made gown, if the that tree” and Manuel I) C Nichols, sailed from 1 recall that Win. H. editor A. I>. 1904. “Woodman, spare idea, Eermond of the schooner Llaguno, Simpson, SARAH LOUISA PEIRCE, late of Fran: in which it is fashioned is care- 1 Washington Jan 15 lor New York or style discusses the question from a sound Singapore Boston; of The Republican Journal, among oth- >PE T. HE K L, guardian of < >la F Heal, minor 15. Thomas, that was wrecked on Strat- St March 7. in th0 County of Waldo, deceased, an fully chosen. is likely to suit almost any passed Helena called in to the hotel in the even- child of Oscar l*. Heal, late of business standpoint. No amount of tons ers, H< Lincolnville, bonds as the law directs. A II h:o Us disarms criticism island last summer. Young Pol- Puritan, A. N. Blanchard, sailed from i in said County of Waldo, deceased, having persons figure. simplicity care in the of trees will ing, it having been noised about town pre- mauds agaiust the estate of said decease.1 nursing growth lard was with Lermond before he San Francisco Nov. 2 for Hull. a petition praying lor a license to sell at and renders it for Capt. sented sired to present the same lor settlement, appropriate nearly avail, he unless some effective that a man had walked from Deer Isle or private sale and convey certain real es- says, took the 15. Thomas and Paul Revere, Whittier, sailed from New- public indebted thereto are to mak» occasion one where full dress Washington tate of said in requested ; any except means are adopted to prevent disas- castle, N S W, Jan 20 for Manila. to Belfast on the ice. minor, described said petition. is The woman who has a expected to go with him on that schoon- immediately. required. trous forest fires. Reaper, arrived at Honolulu May XO from Mr. Simpson said he thought 1 was Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to H A YWABl) PEI tailor made skirt and er, but changed his plans at the last mo- all interested a jacket of good cut Newcastle, X. S. W. quite a walker. 1 told him theie was a persons by causing copy of this ALBERT PEI E' ment,—Portland Press. order to be published three weeks successively in March liK)4. cau let her fancy go a bit in the matter The New shows S 1) Carleton, Amsbury, sailed from reason for mother was a Frankfort, 8, England Magazine good it; my The Republican Journal, a newspaper published of shirt waists. She have them no N S Dec. 12 for Sail Francis- may falling off, in its Marcli issue, from Newcastle, W, Walker. ar Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate and for co. to be at NOTR E. Tin* > plain serviceable morning wear, the high standard it has set itself. Va- The Name Witch Hazel. At the same time Martin Kiff, who Court, held Belfast, within and for said St F W Treat, arrived at Seattle on the 12th of A. I) ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice that he has been dressy and frilly for calling or the the- Paul, was a member of the Maine House of County, day April, 1904, riety. strength, literary quality—all March 5 from Manila. at ten of tlie clock before noon, and show pointed administrator with of the estate atre or small social and she these The name Witch Hazel is much abused. cause, affairs, may are to be found in its table of Eben sailed Representatives, and who had been if any they have, why the prayer of said E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, are the in- Tillie E Starbuck, Curtis, petition PHINEAS (JOODWIN. late f Uurui, seek a compromise between the tw'o for enhanced and a I should not be grauted. contents, by profuse ventors of the original and only genuine from New York March l(i for Honolulu. home at Vinalhaven for few days, a Mrtisi iu weni iu uiuicu ui bu n are dark blue, dark green, dark brown Eggs cost money now-a-days. Belfast out to Appleton. fore noon, show cause, if any they have, whv requested Thomas A Goddard, sailed from lioston the same should not he proved, approved and al- ment immediately. and the other intermediate shades or There has not been so much ice in she March 23 for Rosario. lowed. EUDORA L. PI mixtures that are With one Perfect Cure for Krone liitis. This dis- Higgled}, pig—if lays ten, plentiful. I’ll get rich off my black hen. Penobscot bay since that time until GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. Belfast, March 8, 1904. tailor made ease can be treated only by a car- SCHOONERS. A true Attest: good gown of heavy weight remedy this and now 1 doubt if anyone copy. ried to the affected parts along with the air winter, Chas. P. for winter wear, another of ma- W R arrived at Hazkltine, Register. A D.MIMSTKATKIX’S NOTICE. The s lighter for nature intended these Georgia Gilkev, Gilkey, can be found who will attempt to walk breathed, organs 11}- lo, Baby Bryan, a.i gives notice that she has b* terial for and and shirt Mew York March lti from Jacksonville. a hereby spring fall, either from North Haven or J)eer Isle At Probate Court pounds, remarked, “Take care!” anniversary as the law directs. All persons having den Simply the human It is to the ond Tuesday of April next, at ten of the clock 1 sions, at receptions and teas. When she growing, until now, at the age of 28, she system. pleasaut late Neal Dow, famous the world over as a against the estate of said deceased are ne-! and the before noon, and show cause if any they have, to a as stated, 467 She little bit a Bear, taste and palatable, only combina- of the law. to present the same for ami * goes dinner where full dress is essen- weighs, pounds. hirst Pig got by champion prohibitory liquor why the same should not be proved, approved settlement, measures five feet around the tion of digestants that will digest the food was on aebted thereto are to make tial, she exchanges the thick broadcloth bust and Second small Pig got none; lie born in Portland March 20, 1804, and allowed. requested p*:: six feet around the and can First little and enable the system to appropriate all of and died here on Oct. Exercises in immediately. waist for a low necked bodice of chiffon hips, barely Pig said, “Wee, wee, wee,” 2,1897. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. the sized house-door. All the home. its health and strength-giving qnalities. with the were held in A true Attest: GEORGE A. QU1V.K' get through ordinary way keeping centennary copy. 1904.—8 and crepe de chine, but the black broad- Sold R. H. Moody. Chas. P. Belfast, February 9, —Ellsworth Enterprise. —Wallace Irwin in Commercial Advertiser by several of the churches. | Hazkltine, Register. A WEAK BEAST. REPUBLICAN BELFAST LIBRARY. CONVENTIONS. Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and In- I Correspondence. A Republican State Convention surance Co., Conn. County "'Iiat a Fearfully FRH_ Has used It Hartford, Dsi.gerou* Thing |t |si will be held in Yet How F. Oils Fund. City Hull, Portland, Tliurs- Au«l w People Heed its Albert Boyd Ter- uay, April 14, 1904 at 1.30 o’clock in., for Years ASSETS DECEMBER 1903. title f. hat p. Thirty 31, Warnings, Does That the year the of : from last week.] TROY. I'ulpi- Honks purchased during ending purpose selecting six candidates fin- Re.i 19.090 00 Deferred talion and Shortness of of and c:n't Its estate.$ Breath Mean to to the condi- electors President and Vice President of Mortgage cans. 717.520 00 r FKKKY. Fred Arthur February 29, 1904, according ,,.,-n Weymouth, Linsoott, Helen You? the United States, and four delegates at Foaled Stocks and bonds. 1,916.179 16 home for the vacation Albert Crane’s gift in memory by Cash in office Fr> is at Leora tions of Mr. large, and four to attend the Na- and in b^nk. 13H 464 33 Weymouth, Prentiss, Effie Fernald Persons with weak alternates, "Kind!/ ssr.d ms b/ express Interests ami Delia McFar- heart get out of breath Albert Otis. Books of tional Convention to Substitutes rents. 17,814 14 l,vCollege....Miss and Bertha Rowe left for of his friend, Boyd be held at the City of another bottle cf *‘L. F." All other Pittsfield, Mon- easily and have palpitation on the least At- assets. 436,520 55 is visiting at (t. B. ex and biography shall be purchased Chicago, in the State, of Illinois, on Tues- 1 ainolne day, to attend the spring term of the Maine ertion. As it gets worse they have dizzi history the 21-t wood's Fitters. I sm unable shall be day, day of June, 1904, and trans- Gross 588 18 ! Stinson Hooper and Harry ness, swimming of the eyesight, from this fund and a list printed to obtain it in this city. Was Imitations assets.$3,245 Central Institute.. .7Mjss Bertha Hillman headache acting any other business that may proper- j Deduct items not admitted. 123,423 08 swan’s Island last week to faint, sinking feelings, attended by strange annually. ly come before it. offered bitters put vo by Mo- has been elected superintendent of schools sensations. There is Admitted generally more or less The basis as ros Atv'ood in assets. 10 Hooper went to American History and Biography. of representation will be package resembling style in 3,122,165 stone_Cleve .The Club of Eight met with Mr. and nervousness and sleeplessness. follows: 1 Each city, town and plantation which the ‘L. F.' is but not LIABILITIES DECEMBER last week on business — It is fearfully common, and M. fucked, knowing 31, 1901. day Mrs. David Piper Thursday, March 17. neglect is Abbott, Katherine will be entitled to one delegate, and for of the value of fatal. You cau well anything other bitters, and Net iman and wife called on friends get by taking the right of New each 75 votes cast the can- unpaid losses.$ 20,415 03 Old paths and legends for Republican having known r.nd loved the 'L. F.’ Atwood's Unearned CARR'S CORNER medicine now. Mrs. Fannie L. premiums. l(§Al'.355 78 one day last week.... (Palermo). Taylor 974. Ab didate for Governor in 1902, an additional All other Springs Quinapoxet, Mass., says:— England. 1903. ri‘*:.rs for Hourly thirty years, I am going to liabilities.. 32,516 64 in Hollis who contracted to haul DO delegate and for a fraction of 40 votes in Cash capital. -1rkness in almost every family Foye, “I want to give my in with John W. continue using it.”—Z. V/. Greeley, 1036 500.000 00 ! testimony the Burgess, excess of 75 votes, an additional delegate. Surplus over all liabilities. of Stockton tons of for the N. G heirs to hundreds of others in to IJ. 717,877 65 Miss Addie Partridge hay Bryant regard the value The middle 1817-1858. Vacancies in the of any city, 43/a Ft., Philadelphia, Pa. of Dr. Greene’s Nervura period, delegation last week. J. R. B. Dinsmore at the finished blood and nerve or filled a Total liabilities and was dressmaking here station, history series.) town, plantation can only be by surplus .§3,122,165 10 remedy. (American 3wl2* the job this week — E. F. Marden and resident of the county in which the vacan- “About eleven years ago, after ..973. Am-4 of suffering cy exists. 1 II TltOV family Fairfield visited relatives in this with a nervous heart Relieves the many years trouble Burgess, John W. The State Comtnittee will be in session in Over-Charged Stomach The United States & Rhoades of Dixmont visited a student and heart and beeu Fidelity Guaranty Co., ia place, Sunday—Sallie Simpson, weakness, having treat- and the Consti- the room of the hall at 12.30 m. and Bowels, Quiets the Nerves ed several eminent Reconstruction reception p. and — of Coburn arrived from Water- by physicians, some of on the of the convention for the and Md. in town Saturday Sunday Institute, 1866-1876. (American day pur- Brings Restful Baltimore, whom told me 1 could never be any better, tution, of the credentials of dele- meeting of the North Troy Read- ville Friday to pass her vacation_Miss pose receiving Sleep JOHN R. BLAND. President. 9^ I finally heard that Dr. Grfeene, the famous history series. 1902.973. Am 7 gates. Delegates, in order to be eligible to held at the home of Mrs. I. of Everard E. bloud and nerve > — w ill be Mae, daughter Capt. Hatch specialist, would be at the Dawson, Thomas C. participate in the convention, must be ASSETS DECEMBER 31,1903. State on a Friday, April 1st.Mrs. Helen of the Philippines, is passing ihe winter Bay House, Worcester, certain elected subsequent to the date or the cal) Real estate..$ 445.611 92 so I resolved to see him The South American republics. day, if possible. for this and delegates cannot loans. 22,650 00 1, remains about the same. Mrs. M. with her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Arnold—Mrs. of the convention; Mortgage “At that time the least exertion would 1903. Vol. 1. (Story be elected under this call to the State Con- Collateral loans. 23.536 00 extensive S. E. and moved into ] Stocks and I, me from her experience Young granddaughter nations). 980. D vention to be hereafter called for the bonds.. 1,890 623 80 pur-1 Cash in office aud in bank. 257.188 43 e the sick is her the best their old home Monday. of a candidate for Gover- f.u giving Harper’s encyciopiedia of United pose nominating TH1N6S WE Agents’ balances, less commission. 322.602 38 nor. Interest and attention, which seems to be States history, 458-1902. Based j rents 24,719 08 SANDY POINT. All electors of Maine, without regard to All other assets. 95 Carleton 197,992 ..(•predated_Miss Agnes upon the plan of Benson John past political affiliations, who are in sym- Silas Wardwell came here recently after Gross ■ mil more comfortable of late, and Lossing. A preface by Wood- pathy with the sentiments express in the LIKE BEST assets.§3,184,818 56 several months work in the Maine woods. call of the Republican National Committee .... the warm spring weather may row Wilson. 1902. 10 v. 973. H i Admitted .George Ginn left last Friday for New for the Republican National Convention, assets.§3,184,81856 barge for the better. Sloane, William M. are invited to unite under this LIABILITIES DECEMBER 1903. York to go on the owned cordially is it so Seldom 31, yacht Tarantula, the Revo- call in to this Convention. Why They The French war and electing delegates ! Net unpaid by Win. Vanderbilt.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Per order, State Committee, losses.§ 121,813 46 ,i.t ii.i.. lution, 1756-1783. (American Republican Agree With Us? ; Unearned premiums. 984,158 48 Heagan of Frankfort visited relatives here F. M. Simpson, Chairman. : All other collateral moral "f Mr. Asa Stewart took 1902.973. Ain-2 liabilities, de- series)...... last Sunday. Miss Marion Goodell of history Byron Boyd, Secretary. | posits 82.902 26 church last Sunday afternoon, Wilson, Woodrow. Bangor, Marcli 10,1904. What’* the reason the things we like Cash capital. 1,700,000(8) visited here over alt t llampden recently.John beets* seldom seem te Surplus liabilities. 295,944 36 Morris officiating.Arthur A of the American peo- egree with oaf I Brewer came from Seboeis last week with history nnl Herman Merriam two Maybe It’s because w* overeat of them. Total spent 1902. 5v. 973. W THE THIRD DISTRICT CONVENTION. liabilities and surplus.§3,184,818 66 seven horses for use on F. F. Perkins’farm. ple. Then follows a s fit of Indigestion. in Vinulhaven on business, John The Third District Conven- JA8. PAT TEE & SON. .Mrs. Ella Twombly, who recently died Wise, Sergeant. Republican Only lasts a day or two But \gents, Belfast, Maine. Charles brown is building a tion will be held in perhaps. 3wt 2* The end of an era. 1902 973.78 W City Hall, Waterville, It’s a most uncomfortable or two. in Belfast, is pleasantly remembered by Wednesday, April 18th, 1904, at 11 o’clock day opposite side of the street from W* don’t mean to oar hiiu in. abuse stomachs Hartford the many friends she made when a resident xstiropean llisiory iiiugiHiiiiy. a. for the purpose of nominating a can- Fire Insurance Company Mrs. A1 vesta Hatch recently bat w* all do It more or less. We tee of didate for Congress to be voted for at the ■ here.Several flocks wild geese have se_Mrs. Laura Carter has Ashton, John. State election, Monday, September 12, 1904. things we want and can’t resist I of Hartford, Conn. been seen here the past few days — The ice the Re- To select two district two for her mother in Troy the past Social England under delegates and the longing them. When It's too ASSETS DECKMBiK 31, 11IP3. is still firm at this but alternates to attend the National ■ writing (Monday) Republi- late w* our rashness -1 e — Mrs. Oscar Meader has gency. 1889. 942.07 As regret Bat can Convention to be held at Real 040.500 00 shows of water in several Chicago, there’s a to conse- estate..$ signs places. A. translator. way escape the Mortgage loans. oo Hi the grip the past week, and Butler, J., Illinois, in June, 1904, and transact any 734,309 quences of such 1 ^discretions. ▲ dose Collateral loans 4.800 00 !; sickness in town from colds. CLA K K K»S COIIN KII Bismarck, the 'man and the other business that may come be- and (Prospect). properly of a Stocks bonds.10,183!«74 85 fore it. good digestant Ilk* Kodol Dys- Cash in office and Mrs. Richard Killman of this town is statesman: being the reflec- in bank 543.699 17 The basis of will be as pepsia Cure will relieve you at once. A treats’ balan.es. tions and reminiscences of representation 1.050.180 32 quite sick at the home of her daughter, follows: Each Town and Plantation is due to tk* Interest anti rents. 11,755 14 *.!»«•»■ s of Warren Lodge, I. O. 38 '0000- ill 1 < I N lie visited friends — Albion Clarke cut his “You are at to use this testimonial of TIC K. liberty tory regalia. 1902. 394.4 J Stocks and bonds. .’ as you think best, and 1 hope it will reach ; 265,957 00 bertson and H. P. White, with a leg badly last week while cutting wood_ Lee, Sidney. Cash in office and bank... *"'>7*403 8-' the of someone who needs it as much j Mrs. who eye lewnrs Agents- I>alances. 11.391 09 iM's have hauled from the Betsy Bassick, has been very sick, as 1 Queen Victoria. A little each, I did. feel that 1 cannot say enough biography. CARY RISERS Hills receivable. 30.U00 00 is *f Toddy Pond to Waldo Station somewhat better at this writing. in praise of Dr. Greene’s Xervura.” 1903..B 2-V 0-3 Ch* famous Utils fat Interest and rents 3*534 yj If pills ooasUpsiloa. f dry cord wood and loaded it you have weak heart, weak nerves or Mabie, Hamilton Wright. 3IONROE. bad blood, take Dr. Greene’s Xervura blood Admitted assets. $703,963 30 a io;> cords at green wood, which W i 11 i a m Shakespeare, poet, I.I \ HI I. IT IKS Miss Jennie B. Price of Carmel gave a very and nerve remedy. It cures. I)r. Greene, 11 H JIUOUY, DRUGGIST DECEMBER 31. 11*03. i at the station ; cut and hauled to is our dramatist and man. Illus- tine lecture but the its discoverer, most successful spec- Unearned premiums. 044 here, unfavorable weath- All other liabilities it Swauville of and ialist in curing nervous and chronic dis- trated. 11X12 822. S 94 United States Branch National Assurance 5 75000 14,000 lumber, er and sickness a Ayers over all prevalent prevented large eases. He can be consulted Surplus liabilities. 455,776 74 i> of free, personal- Edmund. cord wood besides harvest- attendance—Mrs. Lewis who has or at his M Noble, Your doctor will tell that Company, Dublin, Ireland. Ritchie, ly by letter, office, Temple Place, you Total liabilities and ice. are now ami Mass. Russia and the Russians. 1900. 947. X surplus. $706,963 30 They cutting been in poor health for some time, has had Boston, thin, pale, weak, nervous chil- ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1903. their tire wood. It is to be R. J A VIES PA 1 1 Eh & plain a severe ill from a bad cold. Recommended and for sale l»y all O’Brien, Barry. Stocks and bonds. $535,332 62 8()\f Auents, Helfast turn, resulting druggists. dren become strong and well 3W11 !i• have not had time to find fault Life of Charles Stewart Parnell. Cash in office and in bank. 51.731 89 — Nathan a man well in Stearns, along by taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Agents’ balances. 51,916 98 eeld or stornn weather— Horatio 1846-1891. 1898. B 2-P 24 AMERICAN INSURANCE years, but who has always been active and Small for a few COMPANY, lias received an increase of Paston, George. doses, days. Gross assets. $638,981 49 pension — well, is sick in bed The W. C. T. U. will Deduct items not admitted 31.572 54 Boston, Mass. to S-4 month — Charles Beals Little memoirs of the per meet with Mrs. Woodman 1st. eighteenth Lydia April Admitted ASSETS DEI EMBER of Frankfort were the guests of century. 1901.B 20. P-1 assets. $607,408 95 31, 1903. Two new members joined at the last meet- loans. Mr*. Beals Ross Little memoirs of the nineteenth LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1903. Mortgage 3-ooooo Friday.Nellie Mrs. E lien M. Brown from Massa- Stocks and Ponds .$ 714,00450 ing— Sarsaparilla Net unpaid losses. $ 58,920 12 in 1902. Cash office and Farmington to attend the Nor- century. B 20. l’-2 Unearned bank. 7 474 44 chusetts visited her mother, Mrs. David The is premiums. 314.886 83 Auents’ change very prompt All other liabilities. balances. 58 047 74 >>!.E. E. Clements and wife of Yriate, Charles. 7.50000 Interest and rents.. Mansur, recently—Mr. and Mrs. Frank and very marked. Ask Surplus overall liabilities... 226,10250 *6,05922 u sport were the guests of his sis- Florence: its history, the Medici, your Nye are visiting her parents in Bangor_I doctor it is. He our II. P. White, the Humanists, letters, arts. why has Total liabilities and surplus.$ 607,408 95 * 837.935 57 Tuesday-Robert- Mrs. Harriet has i Admitted assets 837,935 57 Piper returned home, i JAS. II. il' iiehl A White loaded a car with Edited M. II. Lansdale_ 943.3 Y formula and will explain. KNEKLAND. Agent. Searsport, Maine. NOKTH SEAKSPIUIT ITEMS. by 1.1A li 11. ITI KS I) She visited friends in Ellsworth — At the 3wT2 K(' E M B E R 31,1903. “When 13 old. f.»r no ■ d Tuesday for the Belfast Fuel A I years many months annual town meeting, March 7th, it was vot- (}. E. is on the sick list. one thought I could live because of thin blond. Net unpaid 94 1 Capt. Chapin PAPERS AND PERIODICALS. losses.s 31,307 Mr. Beals remains about the | But. in a few weeks. Ayer's Sarsaparilla com- Unearned premiums. -»t ed to raise for a four Fidelity & of -17#; *e*7 money years term of I Miss Lettie Nickerson is at home from pletely restored me to health Deposit Company Maryland. All other liabilities. ; Mrs. E. Buckminster, Vineland. N. J. VlOO»0 High school. Part of the town was i ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1903, Cash capital op- jielfast for a short vacation. anonoono Editor over all .... I’ierceof “What To a bottle. .t. c. AYER co.. Surplus liabilities ..... and a town was i Eat,” Chicago, 91.00 12(C'>99 50 posed secoifd meeting held J Real estate .. $ 00 I 'I here will he a 670,000 social dance in Maiden’s who has always been most pronounced in Stocks and bonds 75 adys skiumore celebrated lie* j March Jlst. There was considerable ex- ! for 4,706,938 Total liabilities, and surplus.$ 837,93557 hall next March 25th. his fraudulent "foods and Cash in office and bank — 351.27686 on the Friday night, warfare upon .Ml’.I.V iI.I.E C. HiJ.I,. irtliday evening of March citemeut and the principal light was over j All other assets 95,507 36 Asrent, Helfast. Maine. | j MissTiilie Holt branded food I 3W1P a party to her young friends. 1 the choice of moderator. 11. R. Dawson ! of West Searsport visit- I wrongly products, has-been of Food Exhibits The Children Gross assets.. ... $5,823,722 97 n ng was was the candidate of the school ed friends at Mt. Ephraim last week. j appointed Superintendent very pleasantly passed | High IMH'lllWi 111 Deduct items not admitted 6.455 75 Fire Ins. of at the St. Louis He is the ■■UaJI' Niagara Co. New York, etc., and Miss Gladys was the party and Edwin Jenkins for the opposi- Miss Olivia Bobbins is visiting her Exposition. Biliousness,constipation prevent re- j friend, Admi ted 22 No. 4<> Cellar mail in the Cure these with assets.$5,787,267 Street. of beautiful tion. II. II. Dawson won out and was ! Miss Eliza Ilarriman in right right place. covery. Aver’s Pills. many presents- Searsport village. 1.1ABI LIT I I'S DECEMBER 31, 1903. The ASSETS i>k< K MI! I i: 31, 1903. dy and nuts were served, and chosen moderator. The check list was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trade Press List continues to grow Net losses.. Herrick and two unpaid .$ 288,761 91 Mortgage loans in j in size and in interest. Its Unearned premiums 701.278 is ..$ 341,000 oo departing wished her many used and it was voted to maintain the of missioii isjbe.-t Mocks anil bonds ... High ; daughters East Belfast were in town last Cash -2,41.'. moo oo capital. .2,ooo,ooooo Cash m office and returns of the — Miss school. It is will its “A bank. '7 .;:*03 i.ippy day expected there have to- Sunday. explained by sub-titles, Trade; Paper Surplus over all liabilities. 2,797,227 13 Agents* balances. 53!~ \VJ ;w id who is school be a third town for Trade Men” and “A man, attending meeting. ! Paper WorldJList- Interest and rents. t-j’-JlK) if. Miss Carrie B. Stinson was in Searsport Total liabilities and surplus.$5,787,267 22 All .‘-Id, is spending her vacation ing of Trade Publications.” The editorial other assets.. 478,640 oo last week, the guest of Mrs. W. L. Mat- Executors and administrators' bonds promptly ■■I parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. notes, comments and reminiscences of excuted by FKFD ATWOOD, Gross Mr. Orland C. Roberts and thews. Agent. items.#.Ss.sii-j.naTw Mrs. Fred B. NN interpo t, March 15,1904.—3w 12* Deduct items not admitted Mrs. Carrie Preble of Wash- liobert Mitchell Floyd are always interest- 2.209 53 Edwards left for Mass., Admitted assets. 3.859.701 90 visited her A. .1. Skid- Saturday Natick, Charles II. Seave.v, who lias been danger- nephew, to attend the funeral ing. LIABILITIES PECFMBKH 1903. of Miss Ruby, daugh- ously ill for several is Boston Insurance 31, -ceiitly.Mr. and Mrs. Samuel weeks, gaining cpiite Company, ! Net unpaid ter of Roberts of but a for- The March issue of The Kudder, the losses.8 ’1045390 Henry Natick, rapidly. Unearned premiums "f Palermo spent Saturday in No. 95 Boston, Mass. .' 1 03*;’7 >033 mer resident of this town_Much sickness “fitting-out number,” is the biggest thing Kilby St., AH other liabilities. TM)lK) liev. 11. W. Abbott of Palermo Hazel and Annie Smart, who have been ; Cash in this II. N. Edwards of the kind this popular yachting magazine ASSETS DECEMBER 31,1903. capital.. 500 000 00 prevails vicinity. Surplus over all i-ach here Easter Sunday and a con- in Brooks the past two months, have re- liabilities. 1,200.501 or and Frank Gould are confined to the house has yet brought out. The illustrations are Real estate..$ 17,958 59 11 be held in the — turned home. I 00 evening County of of Mortgage loans.1,200,250 | Total liabilities and surplus.8 3,859,701 96 with grip. M. S. Hatch is better beautiful, many them worthy framing, Collateral loans.. nev getting I 10,75000 1 .1. PATTEE Arthur Ritchie and J. R. Dunton, Mrs. Blanchard of is I ivvai o > & SON, Agents, Belfast, Me. slowly— Percy A. who is Eugene Sandypolnt and in addition to the usual contents of the ru^iuu ^ Stocks and bonds. 1,788.553 25 were in town last Hasty, attending Casb in office and bank. 00 3\vr> Sunday—The visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James there is illustrated sale j 430,081 the U. of M. Law School in Bangor, is at magazine an Jfor; Agents’balances. 220,400 02 committee met last Saturday aftei- M. Nickerson. list THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY home for a short vacation_Lula M. Stiles of yachts of every description that I Hills receivable. 07,333 98 CO. tinl Interest and rents.. .. 14.499 94 re-elected Harry A. Brown su- Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Patch of should interest I has returned, to the M. C. I., Pittsfield, South Brooks yachtsmen everywhere. All other assets 9,293 40 of New York. ! .lent for the Mr. I ensuing year. after two weeks vacation with her were in town last their This single number is well worth the price, ■* spending Sunday visiting ASSETS DEC KMHKH 31,1903. served the as Gross asset1*.. 3,8 U 781 44 ; past year superinten- Mrs. Fred Smart. $2, of a Rudder Pub- parents—S. S. Roberts is quite lame from daughter, year’s subscription. HOOD ROBBERS Deduct items not admitted. 13,292 81 Real ul also the School. The estate.8 619,613 01 taught High a lishing li street. New York. Collateral loans. wound in his foot, caused by stepping on John Innes of West has a Hock Ctp, Murray /hood\ 175,00000 Searsport Admitted assets. ... 63 1 rod of this school has been raised and 3,818,488 Stocks and bonds. .. 4.177.610 00 a wire nail which the sole of his TRADE MARK penetrated of ten Oxford Down that have 15 faiMttcown) Cash in office anti bank. .. course sheep E. M. C. \ BOSTON / LIABILITIES I>FCEfcBKR 1903. 229,693 69 years of study introduced, * Seminary, Bucksport. 31, Bills receivable boot and made a deep hole in his foot .. .M. nice lambs. Some of them will 35 ’5-26 53 weigh Net 53 Interest and rents. ng Latin, Literature, Geometry, S. unpaid losses.$ 225,937 9,t>io to Stiles, manager of E. A. Strout’s Farm The winter term closed March 16th land Unearned premiums. 701.183 49 All other assets. 63 Mr Brown is a pounds. HOT MADEBYA TRUST 669,735 graduate of the sold OCT All other liabilities. 35,140 59 Agency, recently the farm of Geo. W. Rev. Horace Welch the spring term began March 29th. /F TOC/ CANNOT 7NCSCNUB- -ntral Institute and preached at the Rob- Casb capital. 1.000,000 Ot• 02 has taken half East to John Brown of aars f/toMyou/fo&uc/t-Mmrcus Gross.assets.85,881.son Gould, Jackson, An exhibition in penmanship was one of Surplus over all liabilities. 1.850,227 02 Deduct items not admitted. 89.446 J7 nirse in Bates erts schoolkouse in Stockton Springs last College. P. Canada. Mr. Brown also a series in Mariaville, Q., afternoon and at Commercial Ilali and which in- Sunday the George school- Total liabilities and surplus. $3,818,488 03 Admitted assets. 8 5,792,353 75 bought all the tools and ma- dicated that I stock, farming house in in the good hard practice has Jbeen l:K JIONTVILLK. Prospect evening. A. H. NICHOLS, Agent, Searsport, Maine. LIABILITIES DEC EM BE It 31, 1903. chinery on the farm_Most everybody put into the work by the students. 3wl 2 o ‘.nits are for a H. T. Scribner met with an Net unpaid losses.8 1.028.567 61 posted special town had their accident one slumbers disturbed by the earth- The people of Bucksport and the E. M. C. Cnearneti premiums. 2,562,567 06 id be held on March day last week when from Belfast. Allother Tuesday, quake shocks which occurred about 1 returning S. students liabilities 287.425 77 ■ greatly enjoyed listening to a >ee if the town will vote to His sled slued and threw him off with Notice of Foreclosure. Cash capital. 500.000 oo buy o’clock March 21st. The a Monday evening, lecture on “Tramping in the Scottish Bor- Hundreds of children and adults have Contingent fund .— *250,cons) Howell to a barrel of which rolled f ^ Whereas, John M Small of Rockland in the place provide home flour, onto him and worms, but are treated for other disease*. X Surplus over all liabilities. 31 number of distinct shocks reported vary der,” given evening, f of Kn»»x and State of Maine, his 1,103,798 ■ This Monday March|14tb, The symptoms are:—indigestion, with a County by Dyer. meeting was called injured him severely. He is better now. mortgage deed dated the twentieth day of De- from two to five; varying, probably, ac- by Dr. J. N. Beach of the Bangor Theologi- variableappetite; foultongue; offensive Total liabilities and surplus.8 5,792,353 75 petition signed by seventeen legal breath; hard and full belly with occa- cember, 1900, and recorded in the Waldo Regis- to the soundness of the several in- Ferdinand Uarriman met with a severe cal of Deeds ook to JAMES PATTEE & SON, Me. Mrs. cording Seminary. sional gripings and pains about the navel; try 252, Page 357, conveyed Agents, Belfast, Alonzo Poland, Volney and of the Caleb G. late of Rockland dividual’s sleep. accident last week. While sawing wood J. A. Larsen, E. M. C. S., ’01, is responsi- eyes heavy dull; itching nose; Moffltt, deceased, 3\vll* on, M. M. W. short, dry cough ; grinding of the teeth ; aforesaid, and of whose estate we, the under- Wentworth, S. Po- w ith horse power in Stockton Springs the ble for the E. M. 0. S. Art Club, which Jwas starting during sleep; slow fever; and signed, are administrators, a parcel of real >1 family, 0. C. Kufus often in children, convulsions. Cushman, NORTH PALERMO. band of the speed wheel came off and in started the first of the winter term. The estate situated in Belfast, county of Waldo and state of viaine. and described as follows: Elijah Gay and Mrs. Geo. A. Gor- Chadwick was at home \ If Von to Get a Harry Saturday seme way while jumping for the brake Mr. members of the club held an exhi- A certain lot or of land with the build- Want Sale ■ recently parcel Quick some of our who are good people and from where be is at- Harriman’s hand came ings thereon, situated in Belfast, county of Sunday Freedom, in contact with the bition of their work in Commercial Hall Send tor our free ■at the present El- TRUE’S Waldo and State of Maine, to wit: Being the descrip- writing_Mrs. tending the school....A distinct earth- saw was tion blanks. High and so badly cut that seven which showed much natural talent, and same premises conveyed to Enuna J. Russ by f unman has been caring for Mrs. which windows and ELIXIR Clara E. Mason ami Silas I). Mason, the four- We require no payment quake shock, rattled stitches were needed to sew the up wound. many think that it would be a good idea to teenth of A. I). 1866, and recorded 5 in advance. "Hi who is ill_Mrs. shook the is”the best worm remedy made. 11 has day February, Colson, quite houses to quite an extent, passed in Waldo Book. We use our own money Dodok’s Conner. Charles incorporate an art course into the school been in use since 1N51 % is purely vege- Registry, May 1, 1866, 135, page 1 olson fell on Moody of | to S the evening of March through this place at 1 o’clock Monday table, harmless and effectual. Where 365; also being same conveyed to said advertise your proper- curriculum. Two were The f premises a1' 1 Wiuterport will build a cottage on the prizes given. no worms are present It acts as a Tonic, Emma J. Russ by deed of quitclaim by Ch.ra E. ty. injured the arm which she had Goldie Overlook of Wash- |j 300 morning_Miss and corrects the condition of the mu- Mason, and the same over sales in Maine 1 shore below T. a handsome case of toilet was being premises conveyed i: the Capt. D. Nickerson’s in first, articles, of since tool to men first of the winter—Miss Flo. ington, who has been at work for Mrs. cous membrane the stomach and I' by Joshua Dunbar to Silas D. Mason, ana the from JO Swanville this home of Mr. won by F. B. Pine of the second, bowels. A positive cure lor Constipa- same described in the deed of said Silas 1). Ma- states is our guarantee to ogham of Freedom was the of spring....The Eastport; guest Alice Bowler for some time past, is at home tion and Biliousness, and a valuable you that our methods are and Mrs. Chester was a solid silver was secured son, to said Clara K. Mason, Feb. 15,1864. and right. Della Kane last Trundy gladdened by napkin ring, by remedy in all the common complaints If want to a farm our FREE week_The names for a two weeks’ vacation — Mrs. Fred recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds, Book 128, you buy get the of children. Price 35 cts. Ask your •o birth of a daughter, March Flora Ryder of Orrington. and the same conveyed Catalogue. It will tell you where the bar- L. Edmunds and W. B. Jaquith house with Gladys May, druggist for it. 104; being premises Young is confined to the grip Eagey Emma J. Russ et al to John M. Small by their gains are and save you time and money. been drawn 17th—Mrs. Carl W. Howard of Glenburn Ilr. J. F. TRUE A CO., Auburn, Me. §5 to serve on the Grand and tonsilitis_Mrs. Mary Norton and S ’;»l treatmentforTape Worms. Free Pumyhkk deed dated Sept. 25, 1874, recorded in Book 169, M. 8. ST ILK*, is friends and relatives in town — of said Waldo to whit h deeds at the April term of U. S. Circuit who have suf- visiting Happy, Healthy Children. page 86, Registry, sister, Mrs. Elmira Belden, anil the records reference may be had Brooks, Manager for Wald) Tomty •" Frank of Dexter a fewr thereof, f which convenes in Portland April fered from the effects of the grip this win- McGlathery spent Any child can take Little Early Risers for a more particular description of the premises days with his C. O. Fern with are and whereas the condition of Gilbert K. a aunt, Mrs. aid, perfect safety. They harmless, hereby conveyed: McLaughlin, veteran ter, are convalescent—Oscar Turner has said has now therefore last and never gripe or stcken, and yet they are so mortgage been broken, L,. n. he Civil week—Jerry Sweetser Charles reason of the bleach of the condition E A OUUUl,Strout New York War, died at the residence of been working for John Black for the past certain in results that robust constitutions at by thereof, City, Merritbe£ visited 6. E. Chapin last Mon Hospitality we, the undersigned, administrators, claim a Geo. I). on few H. Black was in drastic means are never son-in-law, Sargent, the day8....J. Albion requiring disap- foreclosure of said mortgage. Etta visited relatives cannot fail to Miing of March 17th. Ills death was the name of Wil- day....Mrs. Chapin pointed. They perform their Sunday—A family by mission and one who uses A’ilnrs «‘sed here March Hist. every DeWitt’s Small anuie m! moffItt, 1 by He a liams has moved into the Expense, paralysis. leaves son and recently Murphy Little Early Risers prefer them to all other Rockland, March 14,190). Underwriters’ Fire 'laughters... .Mark J. Bartlett, a stu- house, owned L. A. Bowler of Ford’s They cure biliousness. Sold by R. to Extinguisher. | 1 by Entertainment—that is, pleasure your guests 11 at the law school of corner—Pearl Soule is at home from ells.Moody. —does not on the money you spend, but A splendid device, the U. of M., is Bel- For Over Sixty Years. depend emergency always ready, on your own knowledge of how to receive and ei- can be used by anyone. Has saved lives "ig his fast for a week—It was voted at many parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jona. town tend Christine Terhune Herrick tells TO LET. and much property. Every dwelling house, office ’h An Old and Well-Tried Remedy. Seamen's Union Con- hospitality. it—Sumner Poland’s three children meeting to raise $150 toward the centennial Injunction Against you all about it. Postpaid, 60 cents. and factory should be supplied with them. For Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing has been ROOMS OVFR POOR & SON’S DRUG circulars and further ini'.•rmation address 'ick last will Syrup tinued. E. J. CLUDE, Publisher, week; also Soloman Palmer’s celebration, which occur June 23,1904. used for over sixty by millions of TWOStore, suitable for a lawyer, doctor, dress- FEED ATWOOD. Agent, years tf6 156 Fifth Ave., New York. etc. Modern conveniences. Possession and children and Charles Oxton’s — A. F. Merrifield was in Waterville Fri- mothers for their children while teething, maker, Winterpoii, Me. Judge Richardson of the Court 1st. * C. O. POOR. March and with perfect success. It soothes the child, Superior given April Winterport, ir», 1904.—8wii children—The sleighing has day on business—Mrs. Jane Soule is in in Boston, March 16th, decided to continue softens the gums, all cures wind with her allays pain, the issued in connection with u‘ry good the pasttwo weeks for the Liberty daughter, Mrs. Charles colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea, injunction "1 the seamen’s strike. The injunction was tar and a amount of Bagley—J. H. Black has a is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists large lumber large pile asked for by members of the Atlantic Coast iMifl liAKiM——HiMBJ—M——nn—P— wood in every part of the world. Muled to the saw mills. Ira Cram’s of fire at his door which he intends to Twenty-five Carriers’ Association for the purpose of ‘" cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. have sawed with — the Seamen’s members "rye Stephen’s mill-yards are full of a gasoline engine C. E. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth- restraining Union, of which had struck a reduction in be sawed—Charles Oxton is Carr went to Waterville with a load of ing Syrup, and take no other. against To Cure a Cold in One pre- po- from inlerferring with the plaintiff's Day !|'K to tatoes one last week. wages, build a workshop. day business. The first was SX] injunction tempo- case was last Tablets. The Keeley Institute in Portland, Maine, rary and the heard week on Take Laxative Bromo A Croup instantly relieved. Dr. Thomas' its merits to determine whether the injunc- Quinine £ tys BOX.?**??? I Kodol )n Hill, is boxes sold in 12 months. ^ 25c, I Dyspepsia Cura Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe. Never fails. Munjoy successfully curing tion should be made permanent, with the Seven MTOon post ThlS dgUitlire, DiflMtc what you aat. At any drug store. drunkards and drug users. Iyr25* result that the court decided to continue it. 1^——> •» * V SEARSPORT LOCALS. MILCH COW TRADE. * Fancy milch cows sold fair, fair and com- F. C. N. Park is in town for a few days. monmilkers sold slow. THE REASON WHY THE BEST Extra heavy milch cows sold at $50 to $55 Capt. A. M. Boss returned home Monday. to each; good cows sold at 840 $45 each; F fair each:com- Miss Iona Nichols is at home for a short milch cows sold at $25to mon cows sold no better than a week ago. Woke Earthquakeat 1 vacation. up everybody o’clock Monday Iron and Brass in New BEEF TRADE. morning, and many have been nerv- Castings England very P. Colcord visited his sister, Miss ROYAL Capt. T. No improvement in the beef trade. A few ous ever since. Kow a word of advice to last week. sold at -—.ARE MADE BY THE _ 1 II. C. Colcord, for a few days very fancy white head steers 54c., you: if you are tired out, nervous, and all live weight. De Wolfe of run down this spring take a bottle of Miss Elizabeth Bridgewater, The best beef oxen sold at 4f to 5i cents, Mass., is the guest of Mrs. Henry Curtis. live weight; good oxen, 44 to 44 cents, live weight; fair beef oxen, 3i to 4 cents, live F. B. Blanchard left train Tues- Powder Capt. by Baking weight; thin cattle, (called Bolognas) sold DUPLEX Willard at to ROLLER to his 1J live RUSHING day morning join vessel,bark 14 cents, weight. CO. VEAL TRADE. Kent's Mudgett. Wine Is that we use only the best materials and know how to mix them. All kinds or veal calves selling lower. Celery Miss J. F. Wakefield, who has been nurs- Is Most Economical The best veal calves sold at 5i to t> cents, ing Mrs. A. F. Merithew, has returned to live weight; fair veal calves sola at 5 to 54 Saw Mills, Stave Stone Portland. cents, live weight; drinkers sold at 3 to 34 /JUST ONE HOT- CArf \ Machines, Polishers, cents, live weight. Young calves sold at V TLbONlY OUCJ Dyer and Colcord are making extensive $1.25 to $1.50 each. PLOWS, SHAFTING, WINDOW SLED of Because it makes better WEIGHTS, SHOES, ETC., improvements in the grocery department SHEEP AND I.AMB TRADE. And if you can't see that it lias made you their store. Sheep and lambs selling shade higher. feel better, I will refund the money at GAIVANIZINC and SHIP Best lambs sold at 4i to 5i cents, live weight: WORK The at the Methodist church next subject good lambs sold at 4j to 44 cents.live weight. THa W ELLMAM AND MclNTlRE Sunday will be “The Angel’s Greeting.’’ and more healthful food* The best fat sold at to 44 cents, live sheep :ij PAVfcNT SHEAVES DO NOT W blaster concert in the evening. weight: fair sheepjsold at 24 to 54 cents, live EaR CUT. weight. CITY DRUG STORE TELEPHOHE W. J. Carver arrived by train Tuesday ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK. HOG TRADE. 54-3,__BELFAST, PAINE will a few with his evening and spend days Hog trade steady. One bottle will give you a good start and The best sold lor dressed mother, Mrs. C'. H. Carver. ried Miss Mary GraDt of Prospect. They hogs "4 cents, from 3 to b w ill make you well, strong and fair dressed weight. Daniel S. weight; hogs, cents, happy. Every one needs a tonic Capt. and Mrs. William liichborn arrived had five children—Alexene L., SHIP NEWS. The I.ibby Company. spring THE BALANCE IS IN and KENT’S CELEKY WINK is the by train Friday. Capt. liichborn will re- Goodell, Jr„ Mary A., William H., and AMERICAN PORTS. BELFAST PRICE ClllRENT. 15EST as any one w ho has taken it will FAVOR OF main while his vessel is discharging in New SusanIB. Mary A. died, aged 12 years. New York, March 22. Ar, schs. Nat Ayer, tell Ask friends about it and married D. Hadlock and you. your York. Alexene; Harvey New Bedford ; J. H. Wainwright, viiicoutru »iccai> iui me owuiiiai. Newport; see what they say. If they haven’t tried Susan B. married Dr. F. A. Davis of Bos- Eagle, Narragansett Pier; 23, ar, sch. Emma Produce Market. Prices Paid Producer Dr. Sidney B. Sargent has been appointed it tell them t«> do so. and if not satisfied collector of S. Briggs, Vineyard Haven; passed City 50 to 00 ton. ton. Capt. Goodell was deputy Apples £• bu., Hay 12.00&14.00 to call and their back. ONARC in Tufts Dental get money Assistant Demonstrator Island, schs. Jordan L. Mott, New York for dried, p II.. 5 Hides b* lb. 5* , customs of this port for twelve years, and the doctor on Rockland ; Myronus, New York for Boston ; Beaus, fca. 2.50 Lamb ib, y * College. We congratulate •* held the office of Spanish consul Helen, Port Reading for Rockland; J. R. medium, 2.50 Lamb Skins, 50.«75 previously *• PAINT his success. for Yel'eyes, 3.00 Mutton P ib. o«7 i from the Bodwell, South Amboy Rockland; 24, KEHT’5 CELt RY by appointment Spanish govern- Butter Ip lb. 18£20 Oats p bu.. 32 It». 40 W. C T. U. will meet in the smaller ar, sch. Lucia Porter, St. John, N. B., via The He had served as chairman of the Beei, sides, p> tb. 6£,S Potatoes bu., To ment. 25, ar, Philadel- Is the best medicine for the Stomach, Nerves church Bridgeport; ship Dirigo, Beef fore quarters, 6 Bound Hog, 5* vestry of the Methodist Thursday He was a bark board of selectmen of Searsport. phia; 26, ar, Ethel, Charleston, S. C.; Barley fc> bu., 6(Xa 75 Straw ^ ton, 7.00 Heart. l iver. Kidneys and ulood ever nude. It i aiternoon at 2 o’clock. All who are inter- schs. John 1. Snow, Hall’s R. L. Cheese 13* strong ltepublican and east his first Presi- Quarry; p ib. Turkey JP lb, 22@25 makes you Eat. It makes you Sleep. It makes Haven: Ada Ames,Chase and Chicken p ib, l2tol4 Tallow £ ib, 2a4 ested are invited. in 1840 for William Har- Tay,Vineyard you digest Y« ui food. The three neces- dential vote Henry John 1. Perry, Rockland: passed City Is- Calf Skins,per lb. I0£ll Veal p ib. 8a0 tilings Misses Florence Colcord, Louise Pike rison. Captain Goodell was prominent in land, schs. Hattie H. Barbour, New York Duck p ft>, I4al5, Wool, unwashed. 13£20 sary for perft ct health. Kggs^doz., 16 Wood, hard, 4.00w4.5C As an no the Chris- one time in Sew for eastern port; Annie R. Lewis, Appetizer and Digestant it has ;.ml Edna Black w ill entertain business interests at Flng- Jersey Fowl tb, Wood, soft, 3.00 for 27, schs. Charlotte I0£l2j the at the social rooms Maritime Provinces. He had City Portland; sld, Geese lb. I4£l5 equal. Dyspepsia, Headache, Sleeplessness, Because tian Endeavor sociable land and the T. Ella M. I Sibley, Jacksonville; Willey, retail Price. retail Market Neuralgia ana 1’alpitation of the heart, are re- of the evening, April 1st. been an invalid for several years; notwith- Brunswick. [ society Friday lieved a few doses and cured in ib. bbl.. 90ai.oo by permanently All are nvited. this fact his sudden death was a Boston, March 22. Ar, sch. Luther T. Beef,corned, p SglOiLime standing a short lime use. MONARCH Butter 14 lb, jfi'Oat Meal ib. by its Garretson, 24, ar, sch. -Mabel E. Salt, 4.af> shock to the He attended the Norfolk; Corn bu.. 67 Onions 4 A notice has been in the postoffice community. from Nantucket p p tb, posted Goss, Stonington; sld, Cracked Corn bu., 67 Oil Methodist church for many years, was a D Kerosene, gat..i5ai6 requesting that ail teachers for tire public Roads, bark Thomas A. Goddard, for Rosa- Corn Meal p bu., 67iPollock p 'b, 4*a.r> Prirp Only bO Cents a Bottle. IS ABSOLUTELY and liber- sch. Star of the Clark’s Cove for examination at the house member of the board of trustees rio; cld, Sea, Cheese p ib, i6iPork p lb. to schools report Cotton contributed to its and Norfolk ; 25, ar, schs. Harold C. Beech- Seed p cwt., 1.55 Plaster *p bbl., l.n Mrs. Davis. April ally support. Call for and insist on Kent’s. of the superintendent, er, Savannah; S. M. Bird, Philadelphia; 28, Codfish, dry, ^ ib. 5£8jKye Meal IP lb, 3 naving PURE. Cranberries p qt., 10 Shorts fc> cwt., 1.30 Pith, at 2 o’clock r. M. THE NEWS OF BELFAST ar, sch. Levi S. Andrews, Apalachicola; 29, J3r*\Ve give blue Stamps. sch. F. Clover Seed, 13@18 Sugar # ib, 6 fll cld, Henry Kreger, Puma Gorda. The ladies of the M. E. church will give Flour IP bbl., 6.«0to6.50 Salt, T. I.. p bu., 40 Philadelphia, March 23, Ar, sch, Henry H.G.Seed IPbu., 2.35 Sweet Potatoes, 0 the last supper of the conference year The Improvement Society will meet with R. Tilton, New York. Lard Ib. ll Wheat Meal. 3£4 CITY DRIG BELFAST. their Delaware 26, sch, STOKE, READ OUR GUARANTEE ON EVERY CAN Thursday evening, March 31st, in Mr. H. H. Johnson Wednesday, Breakwater, March Sld, April 6th, for New If the will be Fri- Eliza (I- Pendleton, Georgetown BORN vestry. stormy supper at 2.30 p. m. Members will please note the York. It farther and lasts come all. goes longer. tjay evening. Come one, change of day. Baltimore, March 23. Sld, sch. Van Al- Brooks. In Bangor, March 19. to Mr. and Mrs. lens Portland; eld, sch. James a Giuseppina Ravi. Freeman Post was called Upon The of Seaside Boughton, Carter, Brooks, daughter,Kosa We carry a full line of these paints in all colors. McGilvery hextjnteeting Chautauqua Adelaide Barbour, Fernandina; 27,sld, sch. Butler in Searsmont, March 18, to Mr, and AN e also to the beautiful Grand will be with Mrs. George E. Mrs. Ernest Butler, H daughter. Have carry Sellout's lloor chair v. Circle White, F. C. Savannah, We paint, ■Saturday perform Pendleton, piazza paint, strictly pure Black. In Rockland, March 03, to Mr. and Ej burial service at the funeral of one 4 View Cape Henry, Va., March 24. Passed out, ealcimos, varnish and Army No. Bay street, Monday afternoon, Mrs. Alfred S. a son, John A. Black. 2d. lead, varnish stains, turpentine, drier, raw and boileh sch. Van Allens Boughton, Baltimore for Black, of its past commanders, Capt. Nehemiah April 4th, Blackingtgn. In Rockland, March 22, to Mr. The following EXTRA SPECIAL putty, brushes, etc, Portland. and Mrs. Edward Blaekington, a daughter. Smart of Swanville, whose obituary ap- Carle & Johfcs, having spared neither ex Portland, March 23. Sld, sch. C. P. Dixon, Freeman. In Rockland, March 21, to Mr. and SAMPLE BOOKS to order from, in another column, coal port; 25, ar, schs. Mary Palmer, Nor- Mrs. William Freeman, a son. pears effort in the selection of new for customers wanting SOME- pense nor folk ; Mount Hope, Baltimore. Jordan. In Castine. to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. Nahum Burger; has on exhibition al spring goods, announce their Easter open- Rockland, March 21. Ar, sch. Maggie Jordan, a daughter, Dorothy Almeda. THING DIFFERENT in Wall Snowman. In Orland, .viaich 31, to Mr. and his establishment here a A call will be Hurley, Barren Island for 23, upholstering ing in another column. Bucksport; Mrs. Gilbert R. Snowman, a daughter. in port, sch. Annie Bliss, Barren Island for Paper; bedstead made by himself of 11 see their Shute. In Stockton Springs, March 21, to nniijue appreciated. Also jardeniere sch. Ira B. Carteret MITCHELL & TRUSSELL, Belfast; 24, ar, Ellems, Capt. and Mrs. Eldeti a different kinds of domestic wood, and inlaic of Shute, daughter. advertisement. Five dollars worth for Belfast. i Books Mr. likes tc & Carpenders,6 with 2,300 pieces. Burgen stamps free. Port Royal, S. C., March 22. Ar, sch. MARRIED. Janeway exhibit his curios, and this bedstead ii Marion N. Cobb, Rockland; 28, ar, sch. M. Drama in Morrill. The Brotherhood Alfred Peats, ? 115 Belfast. V. B. Chase, New York. In Street, I well worth seeing. Bridges-Long. East Bluehill. March 15, High of Andrew and Philip of the Baptist church Brunswick, March 23. Ar, sch. Henry B. Luther w. Bridges and Miss Mary Abby Long, R. E. 8 has an Concerl Fiske, Boston; sld, schs. Susan N. Picker- both of East Bluehi 1. Thibaul, True Green, who Edison had a ride Monday evening to Morrill, ing and Laura M. Luut, 26, sch. Gray-VMllfns In South Penobscot. March has been induced to give some Boston; ar, Henrv Bcsch 11 monograph, where they presented a mock trial, “State R. Bowers, Providence; sld, sch. Anna Pen- 12, Ernest Gray and Mrs. Addie V. Willens, both & Co.. entertainments and as he has or more of Bluehill. forty vs. Wm. Sniflins,” before a crowded house dleton, New York. I G rant-Ha r rim an. In Prospect, March 26. selected records the concerts are Norfolk, March 23. schs. Gov. Lappins. 7 carefully in Honesty Grange Hall. About 50 per- Sld, Ames, by Rev. B. d. Merrill, Melvin B. Grant of stock- the Har- Boston; Brina P. Pendleton, coal port. I ton Spiings and Miss Harriet H. Harriman of very entertaining. One given at sons made the on 4 buckboaids. The the trip, large Portsmouth, N. 1L, March 23. Ar, sch. Prospect Ferry. above books comprise leading bor for the benefit of the 0. E. society last Jaokson-Merrithew. “Grand The cast was as follows: John I. Snow, Somes' Sound for New York. In Belfast, March 29. lines in the and we would he Rev. G. E. Lauren country, Saturday night w as well patronized. A. K. Fernandina, March 23. Sld, sch. Dles- by Edgett, Jackson and Etta Judge, Braley. L. Merrithew, both of Morrill. to show them to or Openings Keene. boro, New York; 24, ar, sch. Penobscot, very pleased you, The schools in town will open April 18tl: Clerk, Percy Leonard-Brown. Iii Searsmont, March 23, Claience Hall. Philadelphia; 26, ar, sch. Mary A. Hall, Rev. E. W. we will gladly send the hooks to your will; the teachers: Free Sheriff, by Fowler, Joseph M. Leonard and following Higl Miss Pendleton. Boston; 28, ar, sch. Horace A. Stone, New Miss Addie E. Brown, both of Searsmont. Stenographer, A', nl/ house upon request. If you can't come school, living F. Burton; grammar, Ethe Hosea \V. Rhodes. Storms-Coomp.8. In Camden, March 19, Ed- La\vyer,Sharp, win H. M. Deborah Wil Smart, Charles Rhoades. Key West, March 23. Ar, sell. Abbie C. Storms and Jennie A. Coombs, both of write. 33^=Read it over again. Dodge: intermediate, Lawyer New York. Camden. Witnesses, Ernest Webber, Norman Little- .Stubbs, Yours Bams: primary, Addie Ii. Crockett; Park Wilmington, N. C., March 23. Sld, sch. Soukr-Montgomery. In North Penobscot, truly, March 31. field, Arthur Littlefield, Charles 11am- March 19, Fred H. Soper and Lora Abbie ; base: Porter, Foster C. Small A. B, Sherman, Jacksonville. Montgomery, Thursday, mons, Will Black, Frank Condon, Arthur both of North Penobscot. March 24. schs. Matthews, Theodale Merrithew; Nortl Condon, Carrie Greenlaw, Geo. Keyes, Newport News, Ar, Wight-Clement. In Orland, March 19. Harry Belle Kate Thomas W. Lawson, Win. B. Palmer, Jen- P. Wight of Bucksport and Miss E. Clem- CARLE & JONES, Searsport, Mabel Matthews. Florence.,Wilband, Greenlaw, Mary Brier, Geo. II. Robertson, Earl Talbot, nie French Potter and F.dith L. Allen, Bos. ent of Orland. Miles M. UAYING had my store renovated and stocked \ At the King’s J laughters concert given ii Fannie Rhoades, Arthur Murch. ton; Merry, Portland; Elizabeth throughout Palmer, Boston ; 25, sld, sch. Medford, Rich- DIED. 2 Stores. Main St., Belfast. the March 23d A sociable was held after the and a 1 people's Temple, Boston, play, ardson, Providence; 26, sld, sch. Pendleton entirely all new goods of t..e latest and be' tlie third number on the was : most enjoyable evening was spent b) all. Sisters, Point; Jacob M. styles program Allyns llaskell, I Benner. In Rocklaml, March 21, Leonard S. Bangor ; 28, ar, sell. Edward T. piano solo, Mendelssohn’s Spinning Song New Advertisements. For one week, Stotesburv, | Benner, aged 76 years, 4 months and 23 days. with that will t Boston. I owimhn. In Bucksport. March 25. Mrs. Sarah quality, prices please all, you know at whei Miss Lavinia A. Whitcomb. Miss Whit Fred A. Masonic ■ CARD by beginning to-day, Johnson, Jacksonville, March 26. Ar, sell, Carrie P. owdoin, widow of Elias Bowden, aged 70 comb als,, accompanied four of the soloists Temple, will give 2 blue trading stamps in- E. Look, Norfolk. > ears and 5 months. buy a pair of shoes at oar store you will not get old, New March 26. sell. Brooks. In Belfast, March 24, John G. Brooks, shop-v she is one of self-made stead of 1 on cash of 10 Haven, Sld, Florence Searsport’s girls every purchase Norfolk. M. 1).. aged 83 years, l month and 9 days. I.eland, Coombs In March GAMES a elfast, 24, Miss Rosilah A. but out and host of friends here congratulate tin cents.You cannot well overlook the Port March 26. sch. Al- goods something new, fresh of the factor Con Reading. Cld, « Coombs, aged 44 and 4 months. nieda years young lady upon her success. Easter Tide advt. of James II. Howes. The Willey, Portland; 28, cld, sell. Nat Curtis. In vionson, March 24, Mrs. Betsey S. Ayer, Rockland. Curtis, aged 78 years 8 months. We have the cards that you need, the kind you and look them over and if suit all if I)a\ i>-11 ammons. Tlie home of Mr. am [ illustrations showing erect form corsets, they you right, not, pc Charleston, S. C., March 26. Ar, sch. J. Cummings. In Northport. March 27. Ahby F.t want and the price you want to pay. Mr>. >. A. Prescott, 3 Haskins court, wa cloaks and waists are wife of Otis gloves, neckwear, C. Strawbridge, Boston. Cummings, aged 79 years, 5 months. we can next time. NO TROUBLE the scene of a last • Gilmore. In CONGRESS CARDS, 35c. PACK. TO SHOW GOODS. pretty wedding evening very effective.Annual meeting of the Mobile, March 26. Cld, sch. Hattie C. Searsport. March 22, Fanny S., when their niece, Miss Georgie E. Ham wife of Atwood A. Gilmore, aged 68 years, 9 (Gold edges) used of the Belfast bank at Luce, Tampico. by society everywhere mons, was united in marriage to Mr. Fre< I corporators Savings months and 13 days. for and Pascagoula, March 26. Sld, sch. Annie Fogg. In March Thanking you past patronage continuance i; C. Havis, also of this district. The cere 2 i). m. April 20th.. Get vour dog licensed. Jacksonville, Florida, 18. Lu- Lord, Vera Cruz. einus A. of St. 67 HUSTLIING was Rev. W Fogg, formerly George, aged JOE, monj performed by Frank .... Friday and Saturday, April 1st and 2nd, Punta Gorda, Fla., March 28. Ar, sch. years, 7 months and it; days. future, iter Don't forget the < olilei, pastor of the Methodist church Greeley. In BICYCLE place, are at John E. Devlin, Galveston (for Clinton, March 10, Daniel E. and w itnessed a visiting days Carle & Jones’ dry Hichborn, by large gathering of rela Ba.timore). Greeley, a native of Palermo, aged 8G years. COLUMBIA WHIST, lives and friends. The house was attrac- goods store—A. D. Chase A Son a re- Herrick. In March Miss Cath- give Richmond, March 28. sch. Lewiston, 25, decorated with Va., Ar, Lucy erine G. Herrick, of 75 tively palms, asparagu: ceipt for filling cracks in floors. Then call E. Friend, Me. formerly Belfast, aged RAMBLERS, vine and .Melvin 11. I’res Thomas, Thomaston, years and 6 months. potted plants. on them for art and car- Vineyard Haven, March 28. Ar Hussey. In March cott at the your squares, rugs Mass., Waldo, 20. Hannah S., 15c presided piano. The bridt and sch. John widow of Lincoln TOURIST, FAUNTLEKOY, PACK. Blue A sld, Proctor, Stonington for Hussey, aged 84 years, 2 was gowned in blue French crepe, witl pets. trading stamps.Mitchell months and o C. New C. C. sch. T. days. The Y'ork; sld, Harry Hayward, Shoe Store, white lace and satin trimmings, and car Trussed are for the Monarch mixed Hutchinson. In March agents Baltimore for Boston ; 29, ar, sch. Joseph Rockland, 23, Aurelia rie<] a bouquet of w bite carnations. Sb.< (Rhodes), wife of Henry E. Hutchinson, 65 STEAMBOATS, 3 PACKS, 25c. paints and carry everything in the painting W. Hawthorn, Barbados via Nobska lor aged was attended by her cousin, Miss Marioi years. Portland; sch. yacht Atlanta, City Island Herrick. In A. Grant, who was distinguished in white line.See advt. of 1’earl Brook Farm for Bluehill, March 19. Mrs. Sarah A. for Castine; ar and sld, schs. Annie R. Herrick, aged 63 years, 5 months and 13 SCORE CARDS hain over blue silk, with lace trimmings am the season of 1904.The L. li. Co. days. street.^ Soper Lewis, Jersey City for Portland ; Hattie II. Heath. In Penobscot, March 18. Mrs. carried carnations. Mr. Charles 1 Evelyn pink Rhilij of Waterville will have a special opening of Barbour, do for Bath; C. C. Lane, Jackson- F. Heath, aged 55 years, 6 months and 2 days. Wingerter was best man, and the single 1 Heald. In misses’ and children’s skirts ville for Portland; Lucia Porter, Elizabeth- Rockland, March 25, Evelyn S., was used. A fol- ladies’, suits, widow of the late ring ceremony reception port for St. John. George W. Heald, aged 66 and coats 10 months and 4 A. A. HOWES & alter the oi 5th and (jth at 07 years, CO. lowed, which happy couple left separate April FOREIGN PORTS. days. Caucus N< tic s. a Kent. In San Francisco, Cal, March 22, W. F. wedding trip. They will reside at 3 Has Church street (Journal when Tile building) Point Feb. 18. Passed, barkentine Kent of Camden. Republicans of Morrill are iv kins court, and be at home after April 1st Indio, GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICINES. meet at ; special measurements will also be taken for John S. Rosario for Boston. Lirby. In Pittsfield, March 23, Dyer W. Libby, l!ranee Hall, Saturday. April They received many wedding gifts.—Mai Emery, 77 n dork r. M., tu choose <>Ile goods to be delivered later. L. A. St. N. March 25. sch. Jes- aged years. GREEN S1AAPS. ildr^up- den, Mass., Evening News, March 22d. Webber John, B., Cld, Morrow. In March tlie District Cinirentiuii to lie held n Brockton, Mass., lO.Chas. " sie Lena, atervillc. ■ is the local representative—Kufus 11. and Cienfuegos. E. Morrow, aged 42 years, 9 mon hs and 13 days April la, 1111.4; also Pi di oose aky. in 1 fur to (mrri Died Searsport, Marc! Santa Cruz, 'Jen., March 2. Sld, sch. McLoud. In Cape Breton, N. S., Malcolm Me* Bankrupt’s Petition Discharge. gat** attend the State t’otivention t > J. Robert and Miss A. Hall ( Hall. 72 and l Emery Mgrtha Henry Clausen, Jr., Hudson, Jacksonville. Loud, aged 45 years. In the matter of ) tt> Portland, April 14. Hum. 22nd, Tjler Crockett, aged years Per order town a card of thanks_Mr. and Mrs. I Fajardo, P. R., March 22. sch. Emma Murphy. In Camden, March 18, Emery E. Byron L. Larabee, > In committee, He was a son of the late t publish Ar, Bankruptcy days. Ephrain S. Lord, Jacksonville. Murphy. Bankrupt, A RTHl tt R. II a n m ('! James Coombs, Mr. J. A. Mr. j Mullin. In March Miss Morrill, Marelt 28, 1904. and Alice (Fowler) Crockett and was bon , Coombs, I N. S. Feb. 22. In Boston, 22, Etta F. To the Hon. Clarence of Sydney, W., port, ship Mullin ot Camden, 53 Hale, .fudge the Dis- T. is. Coombs and Miss Geneva Coombs aged years. rict Court of the United States for the in Searsport, Feb. 24, 1832. He married Emily F. Whitney, Newcastle for Makawell. Pendleton. In Rockland. March Dis- The of 24, Jennie trict of Maine. Republicans Brooks are re., publish a card of thanks.A. C. Tuttle Port March 23. sch. Norom- E. m eauctis at first, Abbie Hunt of Thorndike, Me., win | Spain, Ar, Pendleton, wife of Preston Pendleton, aged 43 meet the north selio >1 has a few bega, Gulfport. years, 8 months and 7 days. L. LARABEE, of Frankfort,in the Coun Brooks Village, on Saturday, the 2.1 da died 1855. In 1857 he settings of pure bred White April 14, marriei I Montevideo, March 18. Sld, ship Kenne- Pendleton. In Rockland, March 13, Eliza- BYRONty of Waldo, and State of Maine, in said 1904. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to for sale at 50 cents. berh that on Mary II. Townsend of Freedom, Me., win , Wyanddttes bec, Lane, Hampton Roads (not San Fran- R. (Crane), widow of Littleton u. Pendle- District, respectfully represents, the 28th deiegat.es and two alternates to atte: ton, aged 84 7 months and 24 day of March, 1903, he was duly trict Convention to be held .»1 ( II.. with three children survive him. Dr. Osgood’s Indian Bitters, an excellent cisco, as before reported). years, days. adjudg- ity Mr Smart. In March Nehe- ed bankrupt under Acts of Congress to on 1904 »l> March 25. SwanviUe, 24, Capt. relating ville, Wednesday. April 13. ... Honolulu, Ar, S. P. that he has Crockett enlisted in Co. K of the , spring medicine, for sale by Poor & Son I ship miah Smart, aged G7 years, 3 months and 17 days. Bankruptcy; duly surrendered all his two delegates and two alternates to 26tl Y'okahama for Hitchcock, Gates, Delaware Stearns. In Monroe, March 24, Nathan property and rights of property, and has fully State Convention to he held at Hi # Maine and served under Gen Boy wanted at this office_Miss H. S. Tap- nt> Regiment, Breakwater. Stears. aged 83 years. complied with all the requirements of said Acte land, on Thursday, the i4tli da> of \ West a and of the orders of Court Ranks in Louisiana, where he contracts I ley, Brooksville, Me., offers for sale Ponce, P. R., March 26. Ar, sch. Helen Starkett. In Warren, March 12, Maurice, touching his bank- Also to choose a town committee for G. Norfolk. son of Mr and Mrs. Charles 3 rupts. two malaria from which his farm, wharf and coal business_B. L. Moseley, Starrett, aged years. years. death finally re Salmond. In Belfast, March 25,;Ellen P.,wife Wherefore he prays. That he may be decreed Per order Kepublican Tow n Committ Pitcher offers for sale a stallion of Edwin (6 by the Court to have a full from all debts • suited. Several years ago he was appointer I 4-year-old Salmond, aged years. diseharge f. It VORK, Portland, Me., March 24. Sch. Nathaniel Staples. In Stockton Springs, March 26. Mi- provable against his estate under said bankruptcy | Brooks, March 28,1904. an elder in the by Jamaique, two top buggies, two road Advent church and had con T. Palmer, which arrived Tuesday evening randa J. Staples, aged 74,years, 3months, 12 days, Acts, except such debts as are excepted by law In N rom such ; carts, harnesses, etc.There will be a from Norfolk, made the round from Tapley. Derry, H., March 6, suddenly discharge. trip Dated this 23d of A. D. 1904. Boston to Norfolk and return Nancy (Campbell) Tapley, widow of Sewell W. day January, to which he was sent grand opening at the C. C. C. Shoe Store to Portland by that society. Hi Tapley, formerly of Winterport, aged 76 years. BYRON L. LARA REE, Baukrupt. in the quick time of 10 days. < a March 31st. The store has been ren- Young. In amden, March 26, Israel Putnan was devoted husband, a kind father and today, March 23. Bark Thomas A. Boston, God- Young, aged about 50 years. ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON. Gentleman’s true ovated and the stock is all new H0111J and his friend, family have the sym throughout, dard, Capt. Duncan, cleared at the custom Young. In Lincolnville, March 26. Elijal District of Maine, ss. goods of the latest from the fac- house for with a Young. pathy of the entire community in their be styles, just yesterday Rosario, cargo On this 26th of A. D. on of feet of day March, 1904, We tories. No trouble to show 508,239 spruce lumber, which she the it is offer for sale the beautiful h<> reavemeut. Funeral services were con goods_For reading foregoing petition, owned loaded at Mystic wharf. A crew has been Ordered by the Court. That a hearing he had by George W. Burkett, locale.t ducted at his sale a small house on Congress street. » This is late residence last Thursda; signed and the vessel is ready to leave port upon the same on the 15th day of April, A. street, elfast, one of the In tlie and is Price reasonable and terms the first L>. 1904, befoie said Court at Portland, in said city it not often that a prop afternoon, Rev. T. 1’. Williams officiating.. easy_Stores opportunity. kind is March 24. The District, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon; and that offered for sale. Consists 01 to let. Apply to H. T. Belfast Na- Baltimore, ship William with f Mr. Charles E. Morrow, a native of Sears- Field, notice thereof he published in The Republican shade and ruit trees, lawn.drive F. Babcock, which recently arrived at San and one-half in tional Bank. Journal, a newspaper printed in said District,and story house, containing ! port, died Brockton, Mass., March 10th. Francisco with coal from this after an attic ; new tower city, The is Here that all kno>vn creditors, and other persons in large running uptw will Opportunity Backed by Bel- two how He was a son of George and Margaret Mor- exceptionally rough voyage, again interest, may appear at the said time and place, comprising windows and hide. House lias slate R. H. Confidence in double the Horn on her next voyage, hav- fast and show cause, if anj have, the roof, fine conn row. He attended the town schools ami Moody’s Hyomei. Testimony. they why prayer hot watei iug been chartered to load lumber and spars of said petitioner should not he granted. heat, hath room Ibushcd on a sea porcelain tub and open started life, making a voyage witl Not a Need be Paid Unless it Cures for Boston. take our word for And it is lurther ordered by the Court, That the plumbing Penny Don't it. is finished in hard wood March 27. Clerk shall send by mail to all known creditors throughon ( apt. Dudley Black. an arm You of Catarrh. Vineyard Haven, Schooner on n beamitul hook cases Breaking by !| Don’t depend stranger’s statement. copies of said petition and this order, addressed built in the \\a Joseph W. Hawthorn, which anchored at with and has fall on board ship he was obliged to Head Belfast endorsement. to them at their places of residence as stated. THF WIDOW JONES gas, spacious verandas, givi “Use Hyomei and be cured of sailed from with box narrow catarrh,” Nobska, to-day, Jacksonville, Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale, and stalls. up going to sea and later learned the fur says R. H. When a for Head the statements of Belfast citizens Judge This has been Moody. responsible December 3rd, Portland and 54 days of the said Court, and the seal thereof, at Port- Invites you to look over her famous make ol property renovated business house like this comes out and ad- And decide for within two years and is m a -t nace business with the Highland later arrived at Barbados leaking badly, yourself. land, in said District, on the 26th dav of March, Clothes at Clark’s. She lias done pertcci Foundry Hoys’ Harry Is to move vertises that Hyomei will not cost a penny i with loss of entire deckload and most of tier Here is one case of it: A D. 1904. pair. ready right into and Co. of Boston, lie afterwards entered tin herself this The cutest little t<» out. for unless it does all that is claimed for it sails and stern several [L. JAMES E HEWEY. Clerk. proud spring. pay repairs. it, boat, small spars Geo. H. Pecker, farmer, Searsport avenue s] furnace business with Mr. John Wilkinson shows what remarkable confidence broken and says A true copy of petition and order thereon. sailor blouse, and the now Russian blouse HOLMES ,C II 1 they mizzen masthead sprung, sup- ’’Doan’s Pills fulfill all the have in Kidney claims made Attest: JAMES E. HEWEY, Clerk. for fiont to s are under the linn name of Morrow & Wilkin- this scientific medical treatment. ! ply of provisions, oil and water exhausted, suits boys years, examples A outfit forlthem. Five boxes bought at Edmund Wilson’s son. When the complete Hyomei consists of a I and vessel almost a complete wreck. After of painstaking production in the boys’ suit, ‘ Klondike excitement wai stole in Belfast freed neat inhaler, that can be carried in the i completing repairs at Barbados, she sailed drug completely me from line. at its he the GO WEST height joined Wiuthrop Min pocket or purse, a medicine and a from and kidney complaint. As there are a great I dropper there, February 25th, experienced many And then there are the suits for the larger iug and Tradiug Co. and went to Alaska bottle of Hyomei, and costs but tfl. good weather todat. 33, long. 70, when heavy people in and around this section,who know from NOTICE” boys, ages a to 1G, made iu the Norfolk and The inhaler a lasts lifetime and when northerly winds were encountered which the that their are out of where lie remained nearly four y ears. Re symptoms kidneys ordet This is to inform double-breasted TO RAISE extra bottles of Hyomei are needed, lasted until in which she broke tne public that I have been style. Splendid patterns, SHEEP, the last they yesterday and would give almost anything to find relief, but local for W. M. j turning of 1900 he entered the ein can be obtained for 60c. foreboom and sustained other dam- duly appointed representative and very reasonable in price. Mothers get slight are unable to tell what course to Ostrander of the real estate This pursue, you are at Philadelphia, great But don’t go for ploy of Brown & Morrow taking charge o: treatment does away with all dis- age....Sch. Harry T. Hayward, Fales, Bal- broker. the best there is for their money when they west referene-•- I to use name and some of the KNOW agreeable and dangerous stomach dosing. timore for Boston, off liberty my emphatically declare first is a limited iiumDerof lots in suits of this make. Sold people you § their furnace work. He leaves a wife am reports yesterday My offering buy only by taking 1 Breathed through the Hyomei inhaler for a Block Island, in heavy southerly gale, lost that Doan’s Kidney Pills taken as directed wll] Chicago Highlands, the industrial suburb of one daughter.Died in Searsport, Marci few miuutes at in four times a day, it impreg- mizzensail and tore mainsail; will repair produce the much longed for result. I have been Chicago $310.00 each, payable installments, HARRY W. CLARK & CO., Daniel nates of air into the or large discounts for casn. 29th, Captain S. Goodell, aged 8J every particle taken here and proceed; sld 28th. so lame from backache I could not do a day’s Space does not allow a more detailed explana- The Main Street Tailors and Brown’s Stomach K I 4 air passages and lungs with germ-killing Ctotliiers, Koyal years, months, 17 days. Capt. Goodel work and was often compelled to use a cane foi tion of this but that this is an and health-giving balsams. In this it investment, excep- way while tional opportunity to make enormous profits with Outfitters, B-lfast. was horn in Prospect, Nov. 12, 1818. Hii cures the most chronic and Report of the Lire Stock Market at assistance walking about. At night the the medicine that cures all stoma* » deep-seated no element of risk be *• continual across absolutely may proved by and is sold on a guarantee. Km parents were Sears and Hannah catarrhal diseases of the air and nagging aching the small of my at office or a for jB (Smith passages Brighton, Mass., calling my request circulars, druggists and grocers. B back robbed me of sleep, and as a result I arose plans, etc., by mail. Goodell. At the age of 14 he entered upoi respiratory organs. BANK. The user is the sole judge whether For the Week Ending March 20. next day poorly prepared for the commonest BELFAST SAVINGS “Every teaspoonful is worth a doll.11 the life of a mariner and about 1838 becauu MAURICE W. LORD, to me,” so William Arnold m V Hyomei is to be paid for or not. If it does work. The recommendation of THE ANNUAL MEETING of flic corporators sa>s ® Doan’s Kidney avenue, Maine. :tl W master of a vessel, in which hi not R. H. will r Mayford Block, Belfast. of the above bank will be held at their Belfast, capacity help, Moody cheerfully B Pills to me to try them, and in return for the ad- banking return c£ B® at 2 afterward visited of the chief sea the money and it will not cost a gx © room on WtclneSrlay, April 20, 1904, many vice I received I have not the of trustees and penny. ® slightest hesitation o'clock P. M„ for the election of the world. After he became From «§• 2, P §L P? ? ports cap In publicly endorsing the remedy so that others Card of Thanks. to transact such other business as may legally Maine.116 27 520 80 170 come before said meeting. tain he bad an interest in every vessel hi STOPS THE COUGH may benefit by my experience.” We wish to extend our sincere thanks lor the PAPER I W1LLIA VI H. Clerk. HANGING New Hampshire...122 42 430 100 114 kindness shown us in our recent QUIMHY, commanded and also owned shares in For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents a box. bereavement, Belfast, March 31.1903.—8wl3 many AMD WORKS OFF THE COED. Vermont.140 60 600 70 180 and for the beautiful floral offerings from neigh In a careful and workmanlike way is in' ® others. He retired from active seafaring ii Massachusetts. 92 80 110 60 Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents Dors and friends. ty. Yoursitruly, ■£. Laxative cure Mr. and WANTED AT and Bromo-Quinine Tablets a New York.. 32 40 for the United States. Mrs. James Coombs, % m L, U. PIPVK ■ 1859, subsequently engaged in in one J. A. W THIS OFFICE. ship cold day. No Core, no! pay. Price Remember the name—DOAN Coombs, W ^ '8—and take no T. 8. at ouce. Box or building for > time. May 15, 1841, be mar 35 cents. 7w7 1700 Coombs, W Apply 832, Belfast, leave call on my slate Bl Total.602 209 220 624 substitute. Mias Geneva Coombs. • & Jones’.