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Two Dollars a Year Rockland Maine Tuesday August 3 1897 V ol. 52. . . N o . 51

*X*X*X*K*X♦x*x*x» WITH ROOANO HUN THEOSOPHY- THE LA* OF JUSTICE GRADED PENSIONS COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS | gallons of beer and crediied by to many sal- | IN A CORNER OT THE LIBRARY X X ; tries to teachers; debited to to much suppres­ sion of competitors in production of oil, Note, of Forest and Stream From the IV. The Union Veterans Union nre Asked to President Andrews Stkts Down.—The The hiographv of Profeaaof Iluxley, which jThis Changeable J Work for Them. trustees of tbe Brown University have credited by so many sermons,tract! and Bibles Hook of a Local Sport.man. The law of justice,or of action and ol reaction, to the heathen. The only practical way hit ion Leonard has been preparing, it now The national commander of the Union publicly requested President Andrews to aald to be pretry well advanced. It ia ex­ July 18 I taw two large flocks of bobolinks, whose working we see in the physical wurld all suppress hit utterances in favor of free coin­ teems to be to consider cash at a non-moral, J W ea th er J each containing more than a hundred bird,, a around ut,pre>ides also over nur mind and our Veterans' Union, hat recently tent out to the dead and conscienceless force every way and pected to appear in tbe autumn. commands of the order, including the com­ age of silver, in the interests of the college. ♦ ♦ large proportion of which were young bird! soul. What we sow we reap, not only in the They allege that intending benefactori of to lie credited with neither good nor bad in­ Readers of Kipling who have not happened grown to full aiae. One or two of the old grain we plant.and which in due season comet mands in this city and elsewhere in the State, tentions. But that does not eliminate Jones to see “Slaves of the Lamp” may be directed a circular letter asking from the legion its best the institution decline to bequeaih money to Is apt to break the bird! essayed to ling but it was useless— back to ns of its own kind and in just proportion the college because of tbe president's out or Rockefeller from the equation. We have to the current number of McClure’s Magazine, ♦ • there waa no incentive. I doubt if one of the to our planting, but alao what we do, what we efforts in having tbe now per diem, or graded yet to find the value of jr. wherein the story is printed in full. pension bill, passed during the coming teim spoken approval of the free ailver heresy. male birda knew the m; te to which he had say, wbat we think and what we feel, react If the trustees expected anything else than a Dodd, Mead A Co. have tn press “The aung hi! love long only a lew ahott week! ago, upon us or give us a harvest, each of its own of Congress. The circular says: Romance of Civilization in the United States." •MAINSPRING; I recommend that we now commence this prompt resignation by Ibe president they Fvs SY Japan.—Japan seems to be turning or even the children be waa wont to make kind and in its own due season. Now, it mutt have been surprised to receive it "by It ia by G. Barnett Smith, and will cover the !uch a fuis about when I went near his neat. work in a systematic and intelligent manner over the proposed annexation of Hawaii by ♦ ♦ must be evident to every one of us that return mail j" if they looked for it they were the United Stales and a good deal of war talk period from the earlieat timei to the landing And Robert bas lost his spruce look as we are constantly reaping that which and thereby assist our representatives in Con­ of the Pilgrim Fathers. X in your watch, if it X gress by creating a public and general expres­ promptly gratified. President Andrews is a ii developed. The United States is not in well. He hasn't changed his coat yet, but he we have not sown in this life, which fact im­ tree trader and a free silver advocate. He Students of theosophy will be interested to ♦ should, take your * is looking shabby and I would not wonder plies past lives in which we have town such sion of favorable opinion for justice to the old very good condition to go to war with Japan. soldiers, who made the noblest sacrifices that iinpreases all who know him as a very sincere There would he no glory In victory, while to learn that “Theosophy," the official magazine watch where they * (if he addressed her at all) that he spoke to things,or in which we have created the causes and straightforward man who "would rather of the cult, has been enlarged and improved. J for such effects. Also,we are now sowing many have ever appeared in the pages of history, to be defeated would put ua in the unhappy hii wife as the "old woman.” Ot perhaps be be right than be president," even of Brown. frame oUnlnd of the man who waa kicked It now makes a comely octavo periodical of X warrant them for X called her "mother." things that we fail to reap in this life and maintain the integrity of our beloved country, and in tbia, as in most every other cate, the It is to be regretted that he it opposed to by a jackass. At toon at it becomes clear about seventy pages, and its list of contribu­ ♦ two years . . * How little Summer we have had. The since, according to onr scripture as well as the doctrine ol protection and the gold stan­ what it ailing the Jap, Sec’y Sherman will write tors has been increased. bobolink! will not remain in families any most other sacred writ, the reaping whether most deserving and best worthy are left to the last in receiving just recognition of their mer­ dard, for thia aide ia very much in need of men him one of his soothing, diplomatic epistles. A meeting was held in Liverpool the other more. In a very ahoit lime they will don of good or evil must come, more lives are who are ready to sacrifice as much as Presi­ day to start a subscription for a memorial to their Quaker suit of sober brown and depait necessary for such harvest. So we see that its. The shriek from the Island Kingdom ia that F o r $ 1 .0 0 . The national commander suggests that dent Andrews has for the sake of conscience the rights of 2J,ocxi Japa in Hawaii are en­ Mrs. Ilemans. It is expected that the for the reed and rice fields of the South and, this law of justice or of cause and effect nec­ and personal liberty. It seems to ua that, in dangered by annexation. Mr. Sherman can memorial will take the shape of a fund from sad to say, thence into tbe frying pan. essitates ils co-worker reincarnation. petitions, a form of which was shown at the metting, be signed by every ex-soldier and by consideration of the scarcity of such men, confidently assure the hysterical party that he which an annual prize w ill be awarded in a It is equally true that reincarnation neces­ and of the general prosperity of Brown under will have as many rights as are good for him lyrical competition. The successful poet will sitates the law of justice. II coming here as many citizens as can be secured to give it ♦DANIELS, J t ; Ray Erskine, at Ingraham's Hill, has a hen their support, wbic)i petitions are to lie for Andrews' administration, it would have been under our government as under hit own. If receive a considerable sum if the committee’s again and again into tbit life were only a tort worth while to allow him tome time to be Japan bat no intentions of her own on expectations are fulfilled. that recently batched out elever chickens, ten of tread mill, a going over the same steps of warded to Congress even though they would ♦ ♦ of which were black and one white. The old weigh a ton. He writes: "Tbit bill, not convinced by the logic of events, on such a Hawaii, why all thia rertiarkable demonstra­ The name of Maria Louise Pool has be­ X Bring In Your Old Gold. X the wheel with no variation, no advance and matter of opinion as silver coinage, while he tion over the people who have emigrated from come conspicuously identified with that small hen refused to own the white one, but the resulting in no new experiences, with no new exact justice to every comdade, as bit honor­ family cat his adopted the orphan and is able discharge will show how much he it waa doing so good work for the university. her domain to a far diatant island in mid-Pac­ band of New England women writers who in lessons learned, it would certainly appear Do they want a machine made president at ific? Her complaints will have to tie more the past few years have done so much strong ------X taking excellent care of it. meaningless. But there it a law that works entitled to draw, and wipes out all manner of J Ask to be shown our Line of I waa relating this incident to Mis. favoritism of whatever kind, and no honest Brown? specific in order to be canvassed carefnlly. and original work. Indeed, there are few in this coming and going, which makes it novelists who can be compared with Miss X Silver and Qold Braccl.-ts. X Krebbiel of , one of our Cooper’s rich in meaning and in purpose. Even the comrade can object to having equal justice Beach sojourners, and she told me of a In Thessaly.—The situation in Thesialy Pool for interest of plot, fur delineation of great waters of our globe as they ebb and flow done. It also includes an added protection Under Bonds To Krep the Peace.— s — ; who bad a hen that once adopted a kitten to the widows of our r’ead comrades, which remains unchanged. The Turk showa no character, and for the nehcacy of both her with so little perceptible result are yet, unde, Although moneyed interests are not usually pathos and her hunt- i. When “Rowney in which would find shelter under the hen's will save them the gross humiliation of being evidence of an intention of evacuating the considered at productive of tbe noblest mo­ this same law, constantly developing into a Grecian territory except that he promises to Boston" was tiia» published, discriminating ♦ Thorndike Hotel Block, Rockland. ♦ wing like any chicken All my life I have higher condition. They aa well as the earth forced to swear that they are paupers substan- tives and rather adverse to the highest type been adopting various kinds of birds and tailly, before they can obtain relief from the do to, which those who have given most critics at oner rrrugniec, a new and delight­ over which they flow, swayed as they both of civilisation, it cannot he doubted that they ful talent. The work showed surprisingly ♦x»x»x*x«x*x*x»x* animals, some of which I will tell about later. government that their husbands and torn died study to the Turk regard as evidence that he provide tome of the most powerful induce­ are by divine intention, which is law, are ever does not intend to go out until he It compelled skilful handling ro a beg vner in novel­ to save. ments to keep tbe peace between great mod­ changing and growing toward perfection. to. It ia not certain that the Powers will writing; yet, though Miss Pool had already One would hardly think there remained Vegetation aa it casta off its vesture of foli­ Thia crying shame against widows and ern powers of civilization. England icceivea motheri of our dead comrades must stop and undertake to force that powerful army which contributed to tbe press some humorous travel any deer to protect in Maaaacbusetti, but a age and in due season reincarnates or it re­ from foreign investments a yearly income of sketches, she had had compaianvely little Pretty Oirfs man was recently fined (lo o for shooting a now it the time. It will lessen tbe pain of has such a masterly grip on the conquered about (400,000,000; France (tSo,000,000 born in a new verdure, does so under this law province, unless some other end ia to be experience as a writer. In referring to her deer in that state in close time, and it occurred which is working for its growth towards ma­ tbe parting when we answer tbe now nearing and Germany (150,000,000. Tbe ocean com­ last roll call to know that our loved ones left reached than simple dispossession. I, the early work she hus confessed to a very youth­ within fifty miles of Boaton. turity, and such growth it an effect of causes merce of England brings her a profit of ap­ ful literary amt>ri

OBITUARY Noting the matter of H. L. Shep­ PEOPLE WE YE HEARD OF PUPIL ARD TEACHER The Courier-Gazette. In the death of Enoch Post at hit home, herd’* announced candidacy for the Owl’s , another of the old landmarks of Speaker Reed is at Old Orchard where he The Fall term of public schools in Rock­ Knox county senatorship. and the dec­ If The New Woman land begins Monday, Sept. 13. that place has gone. Mr. Post was born in will spend the Summer with his wife and laration by The Courier-Gazelle that A state examination of teachers will be Camden, but when a child the family re­ ALL THE HOME NEWS daughter. moved to Owl’s Head where he has since re­ Rockland will present a candidate for Miss Frances E. Willard is spending her held in this city probably Aug. 27. The examination will be conducted by Supt. A. P. sided, and for many years in the old family Published every Tuesday and Saturday morning from the same position, the Camden Herald vacation in riding a bicycle through New homestead occupied by him at the time of his Irving. 469 Main Street, Rockland, Maine enumerates a list of candidates for York state. Will Bring Her Old Man death. Deceased lived a long and useful life, Hon. Nelson Dingiey, Jr., of Maine de­ Miss Carrie Arnold, who has been teach­ being 83 years of age, and was well known BY THE ROCKLAND PUBLISHING CO vai ious county officers that Rockland serves the thanks of every zkmerican citizen To our store we will proceed to make a new man ol ing the Blackington Corner school, has re­ and respected both by the people of his own has furnished for the Republican ticket tor his continuous and untiring efforts, dur signed that position and Miss Monira Mein town and this city as well. In his earlier NEWSPAPER HISTORY him. There is nothing that so measures a man’s worth tosh will take her place. The Rockland Gazette was established In 1846. In in the past ten years,during which time, ing the last seven months, to substitute the years he followed the sea for a while, and 1874 the Courier was established, and consolidated with American policy of protection on our statutes in the eyes of those he meets ns the clothes he wears. A. P. Irving, superintendent of the Rock­ lived to see what was then known as the the Gazette in 1882. The Free Press was established it points ont, “Camden has had noth­ land schools, is spending a portion of his “shore village” develop into a flourishing city. In r8 « , and in 1891 changed its name to the Tribune. in place of the policy of "perfidy and dis­ Just now we are offering at reduced prices a line ot The Union Times was established in 189a. The three in g .” honor” of the free traders. Blaine, Reed, vacation at his old home in Lewiston. He He was one of a large family of 13, only two papers consolidated March t , , 1897. “ Rockland is the largest place in the Dingiey are all Maine products of whom we unusually fine, dressy sack suits fashioned from the left for there this morning. of whom survive him, Mrs. Julia Bradshaw of count,” the Herald adds, “and is can well feel proud. Mr. Dingiey has earned Miss Martha B. May, who was chosen Io Chelsea, Vt., and George W. Post of Boston, Subscriptions $2 per year in advance; single copies always safely Republican and conse­ his Summer vacation. May he enjoy it.— W hoso Gio thes are teach the second and third grades at the Mass., and one sad feature of bis demise is three cents. the fact that with bis death goes out from the Advertising rates based upon circulation and very quently is entitled to a larger propor­ American Economist. You W earing? Best Scotch Crescent street school, in this city, has de­ old home town the last member of that large reasonable. tion of the comity officials than any The Boston correspondent of the Standard, clined. She will teach at Vinalhaven where . Communications upon topics of general interest are •ays: “The coming of Dr. Nathaniel Butler she was last season. family whose lives were so closely affiliated k solicited. other place, but next to Rockland, with and spent in Owl’a Head and vicinity. Entered at the postoffice at Rockland for circulation to the presidency of the college at Waterville At the session of the Summer school at the Camden lias for years cast the largest He leaves a widow who was Miss Hannah at second-class postal rates. Republican vote in the counly, and has been one of the strongest impulses which C h e v io ts University of Maine, Friday, an association the educational life of New England has having 47 charter members was formed, to be Sumner of Union, but no children. Funeral especially considering that it has services were held Saturday afternoon at I had nothing for ten years, it is equally witnessed in recent months. The power of known as the Maine Teacher’s Civic league. a marked personality has been stamped upon This association has for its object the promo­ o’clock at the old homestead, Rev. W. (_). Circulation 6,000 Each Issue good politics to recognize this town, Holman officiating and a number of relatives all the phases of the university file. A new and Worsteds. tion of the knowledge of civics among the not only by a willingness to give her spirit of interest has been awakened in the people and especially the promotion of the and old-time friends attending to pay their respects to the memory of one whose life had Silver touched the lowest price in its some office that mav be selected for community and in the whole state. Inten­ study of civics, in the common schools of her by some one else, but by conced­ been spent among them and for whom they history last week. sity, concentration, confidence and co-opera­ They are elegantly made with Maine, and is the first of its kind in the state. ing to her some office she may ask for tion are the conditions that have been created All are welcomed to membership, particularly had only feelings of love and venerable re­ herself, provided she has a candidate by the new adminitration.’’ fine serge linings, sewed through­ the teaching force. Prof. A. E. Rogers, of the gard and interest. He was laid to rest in the The Dingiey bill is a law and the for any such office, for voters are fickle University of Maine, has been elected preii Emtiy cemetery, Owl’s Head road, beside Congressman Dingiey is now enjoying at out with silk and designed by the others of his kindred who had gone before, factories have started up. and ‘circumstances alter cases’ and no Squirrel Island his first opportunity for rest dent of the league, and Miss Bertha Bird of one knows how soon a good Republi­ finest artists in the business. Our Belfast, secretary. not far from the homestead farm he loved so and recreation since he went to Washing­ well while in life. can plurality in Camden may bo need­ ton in November, and there is no man prices place them within your Wheat continues to advance in price ed in the county." in Congress who has tolled more incessantly reach at $7.85, $8.85, $10, $12,$15. Silver, W heat nn

The Bay Point Boat Company have all [)() YOU KNOW THAT EVERYBODY’S COLUMN TALK OF THE TOWN A STRICTLY CASH STORE tbeir boats in commission this Summer. Tug Somers N, Smith which has been undet- Adrert sements In thin column not to exceed Geo. Carver, cook of the new .team amack, going repairs at the North End is again at her five linos Inserted once for 25 cente, four time* for place of business. •50 cente. Ina E. Collins sprained his ankle one day THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO., last week. The large Italian barque that was brought We offer this week a few seasonable suggestions that will in here Saturday by a mackerel fisherman is W a n te d . Smack May has completed repairs OF HARTFORD, CONN., and was towed to Tilson’s wharf Saturday by be for your benefit to consider. ' bound for Bucksport with salt. A S T K D -B o y , and Olrla Io acll 6 lbs. of Str. Grace Morgan. Edgar C. Brown has taken charge of the Issues The BEST Life Insurance Contracts In the World. AV Tea and got a fall sited Hammock with The tug Samuel B. Jones has returned to tnnsorial establishment, lately vacated by its native water! at Machia«, and will go into Fancy Shirt, with Cellars and Cuffs, for Charles W. Lee, 575 Main itreet. NO DISAPPOINTHENT as to DIVIDENDS commission there. 7 5 c The clothing stores and boot and shoe EVERYTHING GUARANTEED in advance. The Boston steam yacht Helen, which re­ Straw Hats for Men, Boys and Children, stores will close on Tuesday and Friday nights 2 5 c ______That same evening they made a call upon the the rear of Jones Block yesterday afternoon. All Wool heavy Pants, tor only $2.00; place at the Brook kept by Sylvanui Holden The cutting department at the Park street SUNDAY,AUC.8, articles in the small hall adjoining the audi­ W R SA LE—10 h. p. Boiler and Engine and We might have been called upon to record All Wool Suit for $5.00. On our Knuckle .Joint Cider Press all oomplete. Can and Richard Foley and there made a small factory has shut down and the other depart­ torium. Friends are invited to contribute Sseen running, d. T. JACKSON, East Jefferson, something more serious than a row but for Str. Gov. Bod well articles for this sale. counters cun now he soon our Spring seizure. The three parties mentioned were the shrieks of the young ladies comprising ments will follow just as soon as they close Maine. ______^>2-6*__ Will leave Rookland, Tll'aon'a wharf, at 7.30 a. M-, Reduced rates have been secured on Maine arraigned before Judge Hicks yesterday after- the C.-G. force, which brought neighbor out the work. The factory's summer vaca­ and Fall Overcoats which we arc sell­ ECOND Hand Horses for Sale^ Addreaa or noon and each sentenced to pay a tine of tion will last probably about a month. and Camden at 8.15 a. m , for Tomple Height*, Central road from all stations on their line to call on W. W. LIGHT, So. Liberty, Mo. 196 Bicknell upon the scene. Charles played the Northport, Verona Park and Buckeport. Returning Belfast. ing for 60 cents on the dollar. Our Re­ , too and costs, and to 60 days in jail. They role of peacemaker very successfully. Campmeeting at Verona Park opens Sun­ will leave Buckeport at 3.80 p. M., for Verona Park, NOINK AND BOILER.- A twenty horse appealed and were bound over in the sum of Northport, Temple ITcIghta, Camden and Rock* Lodging and meals can be obtained at duction of Children’s Clothing ,has met power Engine and Boiler In good order. H. day and steamer Governor Bodwetl will make E ...... }2oo each. The New England Fair, held at Portland land. reasonable rates. with populur approval and the goods A. MILL8,[LL“ "Lincolnville, Me. during the week beginning Aug. 16, offers a an excursion up tbe river, touching at Cam­ A few counterfeit bills that are not easily novel attraction in the shape of a troop of den, Temple Heights, Northport, Bucksport Fare for round trip, from are fast disappearing. Wo hove lots of detected are being circulated in this vicinity. and Verona Park. F. W. Devoe & Co.; established 1754. T o L et, United States Cavalry (the famous Troop F, any landing, 50 cents. genuine burgains and tho ones who This counterfeit bill it a genuine one dollar Third Regiment, Capt. Dodd commanding) Dr. Benjamin Williams is ill with diphtheria and bis bouse on Elm street bai been quaran­ Tho annual Camp Meeting of the I’enobaoot come tlrst are the ones who will huvo O LET—Tenement on Stanley Line. North bill, which haa been so doctored as to pass for which has been detailed for duty during the Main Bt , Rockland. Kent reaeonable. Ad. tined. Dr. Woodside is attending him. Dr. Spiritual Temple Association will bo bo Id at Voroun $2 with many people. They may be detected week. This is an extraordinary spectacle for I’urk, Auguat 7th to 23d. Admission to the Park on thoir pick. Td le.e, P O. BOX. 164, Warren, Me. 8° Williams it a member of tbe board of health by bolding them to the light, as wherever “one eastern people, though tolerably familiar on Hundaya, 10c. and has naturally been mere or lets exposed Verona Park la altuuted upon nn island on tho dollar ” appeared on the original bill “two the western plains where the fires of Indian Lost and Found dollars” was carefully substituted. Figures to tbe disease, banka of the Ponobacot, one mllo from Buckaport. are also changed to correspond. In this man­ encampments are still burning. A bicycle corresponding in number and Vapor Baths OST—A heavy, gold band ring, jnacription o. ner two dollar bills have been raised to {5, Charles Wdson addressed the men’s meet­ description to that recently stolen from Chas, BORM 0. E. BLACKINGTON W . T „ ’94, la on tbo Inalde. W ill Under pleaee ing at the Y. M. C, A. Sunday afternoon and Lcave at THE COURIER GAZETTE OFFICE, tf five dollar bills to {50, etc. Raised bills oi E. Bicknell of this city, was found in tbe Vote Keizkh— Waldoboro, July 23, to Mr. and Mrs. other denominations than $2 have appeared Miss Sarah M. Hall sang solos------General- woods at Thomaston yesterday by Isaac N. lacy L. Keiser, a daughter. ....AT HOME The People’s Friend. Secretary Brumberg returns Thursday from P a Yhon—Pleiiaantvlllo, Wurrou, to Mr. aud Mr«. TNOUNDv-A Bunch of Keya on Holme, etreet in other sections of the country, and mer­ Young Mr. Bicknell will go over today to C. P. Payaoti, a daughter. I* Tho owner cun have the lame by paying fo chants are forewarned by trading periodicals. Northport, where he is spending his vacation prove bis property. Knox County puoplu nro offorod uu oppor* thl. advertisement. Enquire at THIS OFFICE. 4 ------The tennis tournament will be concluded M. Frank Donohue has refitted and fur­ lunlly to examine tho murvoloui : 435 Main St. The Federal Government has been particu­ this week, when McLoun plays Winslow and nished bis block at the corner of Park and riisuellaneous. larly good to the city of Portland, Maine, this Black plays Crockett------Some unappreciative Union streets and opened a first class board­ QUAKER BATH CABINET year. Not content with sending the big war­ party has been helping himself rather freely ing house. New have been pro­ C h a n c e o f HIROPODY AND MANICURING.— M ship Massachusetts to represent the National to the papers on file at the Association, lately. vided, hot and cold water and many modern Elizabeth Underwood, 16 Sehool St., Rock­ Power on the Fourth of July, it will send six Lola Bickford of Wiaoiiaaet mid Lllliun Thwlug. It la of rubber, foldii Into amall apace. Enables land.C Toilet Preparation.. 46*65 • The public will be privileged to continue to improvements Introduced. The new sign you 10 take u vapor bath In your room, Haves of the finest vessels in its fleet, headed by the see first class entertainments at Oak Hill reads Maine Central Hotel. health, lift), inedlolnu and dootor's bills. A Lifetime! magnificent flag-ship New York, to stay in X3XX2XD Grove. Last week the disagreeable weather Kalek— Waldoboro, July 28, Mrs. Angollne F. TNION, Paat and Present. An lllmtrated hla Portland harbor during the week of the New At Crescent Beach Friday a well known IP_I tory of the town of Union, Maine, from earl* had a tendency to keep away the crowd but traveling man did justice to the following bill Kalcr, aged 65 yoara, 6 months. Costs only S5_ On account of change of times to date. By mall, poet paid, 26 cento Ad England Fair. The crack cavalry regiment of T eague—Warren, July 81, Daniel Teague, aged business : : : drees, G, W. FI8II, Union, Maine, the attractions this week are equally as good of fare: Clam chowder, fried fish, plain lob­ 81 years, 7 montha. the regular army has also been detailed for as anything that bai yet been at tbe Grove. Builda up the whole ayatem without tearing down duty at Rigby Park on this occasion, and the ster, clam fritters, steamed clams, four broiled any other portion. Haa no equal for tho treatment IANOFORTE INSTRUCTION— MISS MA- The Wylie & ^anford Ideal concert company live lobsters, custard pic, doughnuts and cof­ Nllverware, Watches mid Jewelry »t of Rheumutlaii), LuGrlppo, 1'rivutu DlaeaMun,Female I WISH TO SELL MY garrison at Fort Preble (the Fifth United Coiuplalnta, Hkln and Blood DlHoaneN, Liver aud BEL II. HOLBROOK, 22 Camden Street, is tbe attraction this week and tbe manage­ fee. He was accompanied by a prominent Genthner*s. P win rocelve pnplle In ulanofnrto Inetruotlon,States Artillery) are close at hand. This en­ ment has succeeded in retaining Miss Wil­ Kidney, Nervoua, Malaria and Bllloua Troubles, either at her home or will go to them. K. pedal sures the finest naval and military display teen physician and two other gentlemen who never Berofulu, Cuturrb und Dropsy, attention given beginners. liams, who has made a decided bit as a song were downed before at the table, but they Two Night Lunch since the war. NOTICE. TESTIMONIALS. and dance artist. The entertainment is one weren’t in it with the drummer. Notloo la hereby given that Lewis Frederic Btar* HARPEN your Lawn Mower? I w ill send and Eliaa Cross, the well known truckman, had and one-half hours long and the admission has roll will apply for admission to practice law In the get It, .harpen it well and .end It home. a narrow escape from death by blood poison­ Clarence C. Hook of Searsport is in the W a g o n s . SJA M ES W IOHT, Park Bt. Place. 3° been reduced to to cents. The entertainment county jail awaiting action of the September Court* of tho State of Maine, at the September ing snd lockjaw Thursday. While working is followed by a dance which lasts until twelve Turin, 1897, of tho Supreme* Judicial Court for Knox These carts havo done an excellent about his premises on South street he acci­ grand jury on the charge of having stolen a County. o'clock. The perfornisnee Is first-class in watch Irom William Crowell of Thomaston. 61 RALPH R ULMER, Clerk. und paying business ever slnco I estab­ Sunday Excursions and dentally drove a nail about two inches into every particular and tbe best of order prevails. Rockland, July 80—1 gladly recommend the lished them about two years ago. My his right leg, inflicting s had wound. He Hook brought the watch to this city and told Vupor Baths, oltber moil lea led or plain. Tbe officers elect of Gen. Berry Lodge, K. it to F. II. Whitney for {2 hut before be got Belle S. Ayehs, M. D. books show tbe amount of business . . M atinicus. . . did not suffer anything more than the dis­ of P., were installed Thursday night by Dis­ comfort which might ordinarily be expected away Constable Peabody of Thomaston ap­ D i a m o n d dono und are open to any one desiring trict Deputy Grand Chancellor Alvah E. peared on tbe scene and arrested him. lie ket Folding Vupor Bath Tub and have no hesitancy to purchase and 1 Invito tho most thor­ until about two houri later when he started Greenlsw of Camden, as follows: Chancellor In auylng that It meets ray approval lu every way. to get up from the dinner table with the re was tried before Judge Starrett in Thomaston I consider It usetul not only us an ordinary bath ough investigation. Str.W .C. BUTMAN Commander, George P. White; Vice Chan­ and placed under {200 bonds. B a k i n g but also a valuable adjunct In the treatment of dis­ mark that he was going up town. When he cellor, Elwin C. Comatock; Prelate, George moved from his sitting posture he was seized The moonlight festival given under tbe ease. A. P. H kald, M. D. W ill make regular trips to Matinicus and Crlehaveu T.Perry; Master of Work, Myron Hahn; 60-62 W . B. HILL. J. auspicei of tbe Epworth League and Ladle's Rockland, June 20—1 hereby certify that I have each Tuesday and Friday, leaving Rookland at 7.30 with a terrible pain and instead ol going up Keeper of Records and Seal, Christopher C. P o w d e r A. M., arriving Muilnlcua at 10.30, leaving to return street, be was carried to bis chamber in a Aid Society of tbe Methodist church will take used the Quaker Ruth Cabinet and It la a perfect at 2.80 P. Mi, arriving at Rockland at 5.80. Norris; Master of Finance, John W. Titus; place on tbe Broadway baseball ground to­ success In suddeu colds. I hereby recommend It as MEDFORD fainting condition. Or. F. B. was Master of Exchequer, Levi E. Wade; Master summoned and later a New York doctor was morrow evening and grand are tbe prepara­ ABSOLUTELY PURE . . 8IO A 18 . . called in consultation. They took radical at-Arms, Daniel W. Titus; Inner Guard, tions being made. Tbe grounds will be open MATTRESSES Joseph II. Clark; Outer Guard, J. Thomas —BOLD A T - Orders can be left . . . The steamer makes regular excursions to Sunny­ measures and Friday their patient was much at 7 o’clock, shortly before which time tbe Pinkbsm. The exercises were varied with a Ingraham's Hill Band will ride over tbe ROCKLAND, at flrt. Thurlow’s, ag Oak St. Mattress Es}j)//aa/Mf(y/ and side and Crescent Beach, leaving Rockland at 11 a. better although it had looked like a case of very pleasing program in which music by the M. and 8 r . u .—Leaving Crescent Beach to return at life and death. Thomaston branch of tbe electric railway and Knox Farmers’ Exchange Market TMOHASTON, at G. I. Robinson Drug Store. Comforiablt 1.30 and 6.80 P.M. lodge orchestra, vocal solos by Miss Aimee at far as Maverick square giving people a 46tf OAPT. W. O. BOTM AN. Quite a number of our people intend taking Marsh, a bop and a banquet figured. Mnsic W. C. SAWTELLE, —XT— in the presentation of “Nan the Mascotte” musical forewarning of what is going on. for tbe bop was furnished by Gale. The They will return to the grounds at 7.30 snd N.A. * M.H.BurpM by the Camden Comedy Co., in the Opera ibstallstion wss one of tbe'most successful House, Csmden, Friday evening. The cast give a fine concert. The grounds will be The Rockland General Hospital Geo. Berry Lodge bss ever bad and an event illuminated not only by tbe moon but three 34 FULTON STREET, is an especially strong one snd includes, to be semembered in secret society circles. Gilhert Patten, the author of the play, Judge brilliant electric lights so that it will be as Will hereafter be opeu to all Phyalclaus aud Sur­ A team owned by Micbtel Burke snd that light at day everywhere in the immediate geons of good standing throughout tho surround Reuel Robinson, A. F. Beverage, R. IL lug eouulry. All are cordially Invited to visit this of Hiram F. Rivers were in collision near tbe vicinity. There will be booths as follows: Crockett, C. T. Swan. F. W. Osborne, F. H. corner of Park and Union streets, Sunday institution, where satisfactory arrangements cau Mansfield, Miss Annie Kittredge, Mist Ice cream booth, under the charge of Mrs. be made for either Medical or Suralcal cases. afternoon. Tbe occupants of tbe Burke Jeannette Fitzsimmons, Mist Sarah Glover George Lurvey; candy, Miss Emms Clark; Physlcluus aud Surgeons will have full charge of team when the horse became frightened were flowers, Mrs. F. E. White; fruit, Mrs. L. M. heir cases and tnelr own choloe of consult snd other local talent of well known ability. Harry and Grace Earle aged about 9 and 7 The specialties by Messrs Beverage snd Robbins; lemonade, Mr. snd Mrs. Henry C. respectively. Tbe boy made bis escape by Day; light refreshments, Mrs. Rote Giidden 21*8. For further particulars address Crockett will be entirely up-to-date and ’tit jumping from the team but the frightened girl needleta to say that they will be immensely and Miss Fannie Mitchell. Each booth will BELLE S. AYERS, H. D- clung to ber seat not daring to move. Tbe pleasing. The play has beeu produced in present a special attraction in addition to tbe M) 34 Fulton St., Rockland, Me. Rivers team wss occupied by Hiram Rivers tale of the articles above mentioned, one ol Higher Temperature Camden twice and in Thomaston and Viasi- and Mr. Eilems. The latter directed his baven and each time was demonstratively tbe attractions being tbe boys’ cboir which horse so as to intercept tbe runaway and both bat everywhere caused to much favorable received by large audiences. The cast is s very teams were soon in an inextricable mass. strong one for amateurs snd those who can mention. There will be something going on Tbe Burke team was completely overturned all tbe time and it will be just tbe place to go spare the time should not fail to attend. The snd those who witnessed tbe accident be­ drama will be preceded in the afternoon by a and take your girl to, or to go and find one. A Great Offer! lieved nothing else than that tbe child bad Tbe general committee which bat charge of sale and fair by the ladies of St. Thomas been killed or at least fatally injured. She parish. tbe event coinpritea D. A. Packard, L. S. and Lower Prices emerged from tbe wreck, however, greatly Robinson, Mrs. Cora Lotbrop, Mrs. F. E. scared, but with not so much as a bruise or White and E. W Mrs. George Lurvey. Tbe F. W. Devoe & Co.; established 1754. torn piece of clothing to mark ber narrow proceeds will go to tbe church. escape. Mr. Rivers bad bis bands quite bad­ ly cut snd bis wagon wss badly damaged, but F. W. Devoe & Co.; established 1754. FOR. R A Y M O N D & this wss about the extent of tbe damages snd injuries occasioned by tbe worst looking runs Enjoy tho W arm W oathor by boing for seasonable clothing that may be worn upon any W H IT C O M B ’S way this city bss seen for some days. One Dollar Tbe Knox county lawyers in attendance Comfortablo in a TOURS. upon law court at Portland last week weic occasion during the summer months. A special line of high class Worsted ALLTRAVELING EXPENSES INCH DVD City Solicitor S. Thayer Kimball, County At­ aud teu cents by mail we will send A party will leave lloatou August 31 /or a torney W. R. Prescott, Col. W. IL Fogler, Hammock Grand Tour of Slxiy-auvou Days to Charles E. Littlefield, True F. Pierce, of tbit Suits just put on sale are bound to strike the fancy of the critical man and a check good for city, L. M. Staples of Washington snd J. II. OR Montgomery of Csmden. Less than tbe the price will appeal to the thrifty. THE YELLOWSTONE usual number ol cases were argued, there be­ ing but one criminal case, that of tbe state One Dozen versus Cbarles E Peters Peters was tried at tbe Hammock AND CALIFORNIA. March term of supreme court io Knox county The trip will Include a week in the National Bark, and found guilty. L. M. Staples,who appeared ample *U>p» at Seattle, Victoria, Tacoma and Fort- for Peteis took exceptions to tbe judge's laud, the picturesque bhuaia Route, aud extended charge and to remarks make by tbe judge Cabinet Photographs visile to Ban Francisco, dauu Baibura, Loa Auge Chair lea, bau Diego, etc., returning via California. after tbe jury bad retired sod bad notified tbe judge that they couldn't agree snd been called W hich you will lind for Summer aud Autumn Trip* of Five to back into court. County Attorney Prescott Check is good until Jan. 1, 1898, hut Twenty-One Duya to the Principal Reaorta of New aigued fur tbe state in this case. Among tbe BURPEE & LAMB, cau be had for a limited time only so England, New York and Canada, in Auguat and civil cases argued was that ou which tbe 5Oc and Upwards apply at ouce to bepteu ber. Tour to the Yellouatoue I’urk Auguat 31. South Thomaston bridge figures,and tbe cases —AT— Annual W inter Trip* to California,ouce a of Charles E. Littlefield snd Mis. Mossmsn month or ofteqer, beginning iu November. against tbe city. In tbe matter of tbe Ma,y Independent Railroad aud Steamalrip C. Titcomb aud Joseph Farwell Irust funds a Morse & Davies, Ticket* to all points. bearing will be held Aug. 10 before Judge Dunn & Additon’s New E ngland Clothing House. bend for descriptive book, mentioning whether Wbilebuatc, and tbe rate of interest deter­ Yellowaloue or bummer tour la desired M-M mined. Siugbi Studio, Rockland, Me. RAYMOND A WU1TCOMR, Croquet Sets and Tennis Hoods Always on hand LEVI MORSE. FRED M. DAVIES 296 Washington S t,(spposHa School St ,>Bostoa F. W. Devoe A; Co.; established 1754. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1897,

by the municipal officer*. Daniel Payton STATE OF MAINE. HERMITS OF GREECE. was elected moderator. It was voted to ac­ O the Honorable, the Judge of tbe Probate cept the list of jurors which were as follows: Court in and for the County o f Knox. This TRespectfully represents Caroline Knowlton of Your Grocer Thomas C. Kelleran, William Malcolm, John Warten, administrator of the estate of Benjamin ‘ religious recluses WHO LIVED IN W ill Give You Davis, Benjamin Wentworth, Thomas Burton, Knowlton, late of Warren, In snld county, de­ HOLES IN THE CLIFFS. AN OPEN LETTER ceased, Intestate, thnt said Benjamin Knowlton at Silver-Plated Isaac Payaon, Aar^n Hatthorn, Isaac Wilev, the time of his decease was the owner of certain Jesse Robinson, Oliver Kerby, Thomas V. real estate situated In Warren, bounded and de- TEASPOON scribed as follows, viz: One undivided ninth part They Depended W holly Upon Charity For To MOTHERS. Robinson, Payn T. O ff, Orket Fogerty and Peter Wallace. of the Robert Simmons farm so called, situated In with every targe Their Sustenance nnd Remained Alwayr April 19, the School Committee met for said Warren. size cake of WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE Also another lot o f land situated In said W arren, In Their Aerial Caves—The Monastery organization and ai ranged the tenure of office bounded and described as follows, to w it: EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD “CASTORIA,” AND Commencing on the road, cal lea the great eastern , of St. Stephens. as follows: William Rice to hold the office “ PITCHER'S CASTORIA,” AS OUR TRADE MARK. westerly from John A. Skinner's on the line be­ three years, Jesse Roninson two years, and tween John Itonkes and F. Flah, extending south­ One of the most curious scenes on the Ge >tge McIntyre ore year. erly as the line runs on snld Roakes nnd others to /, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, o f Hyannis, Massachusetts, At a town mectn g held Saturday, July 5, corner of line of land of A M W atts; thence Thessalian frontier is to beTonnd nt northwesterly as the line runs to said road, thence White Cloud Floating Soap iKnlibnki, some 60 ntiles by rail above was the originator of "PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” the same William Malco m was chosen moderatoi and on raid road to the place ol beginning, containing Trihhnln. Tho town lies on n plniu Thomas C. Kelleran, clerk pro tern. about three acres. that has borne and does now on everT It was v ted that any one who had over- That the expense* of sale, and of adminis­ containing which is backed by the extraordinnrv wo ked his road tax for 1850 be allowed to tration amount to, $810 00 OR— A Spool rocks of Meteors, rising precipitously bear the facsim ile signature o f wrapper. Amounting (n all to, 810 00 apply the surplus in full payment of his road That the value of tho personal estate Is, less 20 yards of the best sew­ to a great height and commanding the This is the original “ PITCHER’S CASTORIA” which has been tax for 1851, and if an* balance was found which hss been allowed the widow. 48 76 mnrkcd attention of travelers. In places due, il be allowed on the tax for 1852. The Thnt tho personal ©state Is therefore Insufll ing silk with every small size used in the homes o f the mothers o f America fo r over thirty clent to pay tho debts of the deceased, the cliffs ascend like a wall to a height selectmen were authorized to give such road and expenses of sale and administration, cake W hite Cloud Floating of 2,000 feet. They are rough, free years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is tax worker an order on the treasurer for the nnd It la necessary for that purpose to amount due for the year 1851 on the presen­ sell some part of tho real estate to raise Soap. The cost of this spoon from verdure nnd disfigured by innu­ the kind you have always bought, ' ' f / ' ' °n tfW the sum of, 761 26 merable holes and caves nil over thoil tation of a certificate from his road surveyor Wherefore your petitioner prays that she may and spool of silk comes out of M.de m monotuck silk co. and has the signature of wrap­ that auch work had been performed. The be licensed to sell nnd convey at private sal© so our pocket entirely— it’s one of our ways of advertis­ face. selectmen were instructed to repair the bridge much of snld real estate as Is necessary to pny snld It is these caves and remains of monk per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex­ dobts, nnd expenses of ssle nnd of administration. ing. We want you to get acquainted with the whitest over Friendship river, and the road between Dated nt Warren this 14th day of July.A . D . 1897. ish dwellings in them that give the cept The Centaur Company o f which Chas. H. Ftetoher ia Wentworth’s corner and South Warren, and CAROLINE KNOWLTON. floating soap on the market. If your grocer can not rocks of Metcora the strange, almost to pay for the same from funds in the pos­ prehistoric appearance that has made President. session of the town, if any, otherwise to bor­ KNOX COUNTY.—In Probate Court, held at supply you, send us his address. {them famous. row a sufficient sum on the credit of the Rockland, on the 20th day of July, 1897. Maroh 8, 1897. On the petition aforesnld, Or d e r e d , That notice There are several monasteries nt town. bn given, by publishing a copy o f said petition MADE ONLY BY J a s . S. K ir k CHICAGO. with this order theroon, once a week for threo Knlibnki. Tho lnrgest is St. Stephen's. In a very severe snow storm, January 22, LARGEST SOAP MANUFACTURERS IN THE WORLD. ESTABLISHED 1839. Georgr Condon perished on his way home weeks successively,prior to the third Tuesday of ! Unlike tho other monasteries, this is August next, in The Courier-Gazette, n news- from Friendship. paper printed in Rockland, that all persons inter- reached by a drawbridge thrown across William Parsons, Jr. and Feter Wallace ested may attend nt a Court of Probate then to be a yawningtehnsm. This is one of the having failed to make a satisfactory division held In Rockland, and show cause, If any, why RECENT CUSHIHB HISTORY west on the town’s land, 8 rods to a stake the prayer of snld petition should not be granted. largest of the monasteries of Meteora fiom said cake; thence north 8 deg. west on of their line fence, the fence viewers, upon O. E. MESERVEY, Judge. and has a guest chamber especially fit­ Robert Gay's land, 10 rods to three stakes application « f Mr. Wallace, had a hearing A true copy of the petition and order thereon. Baron Fava, Italian Minister to the United Clinnge In Collection of Taxes—State Elec­ on the premises, Thursday, September 4, and 40-68 A ttest:—E dw ard K. G ould, Register Maine Central Railroad. States, and Baroness Fava sailed from New ted up for visitors—that is to say, there 'rom said stake; thence north 25 deg. wvest tion for 1851 Passed—Line Fence Dis­ on siid Gay’s land, 18 rods intersecting the made the folbwing division : “That part of In Effect June 20, 1897. York on the Fuerst Bismarck lor Naples for are three iron beds in it, and it is oulj agreements—New Ronds Laid Out—Action STATE OF MAINE. courteous to surmise that the wadded town road near the school house; the line de­ said fence beginning at the field fence and r|YO the Honorable, tho Judge of the Probate P arlor Portland, Mt. Desert A Machias 8.8. Co At a banquet given at Saragossa, Spain, before the first day of August, 1850, an abate­ were elected ; Surveyors of Highways,Edward built and maintained by him; said fence to On tho foregoing petition, Or d e r e d , thut notice iwith the usual half length figure ol thereof be given to all persons Interested, by caus­ S il . F R A IV K JOJVZES in honor of senior Moret y Prendergast, the ment of 5 per cent, be allowed; on or before Kelleran, Thomas Burton, John Davis, John be built on or before September 22, 1851. Christ. Here are seen some of the in­ November I, 1850, 3 per cent; on or before ing a copy of «nld petition with this Order thereon Liberal leader, Count Romanones made a vio­ laid ivory and mother of pearl stooli Smith, Isaac Payson, Oliver Kerby, Joseph (To be continued.) to be published three weeks successively, lu Tho Change in Route. Resumption ol Service. lent attack upon Senor Dupuy De Lome, March I, 1851, 2 per cent; and all taxes Davis, Philip Ulmer and Arthur F. Robinson; Co urier Gazette,a newspaper published nt Rock- and leoturns which at one time were tht hind, In snhl county, that they may appear nt a Pro­ Commencing Friday, April 2d, will leave Port- which precipitated a free tight. The entire then remaining unpaid be delivered to a School Agents, Edward Kelleran, Orket Fog­ staple work of the Meteora monks. bate Court to bo held at Rockland, In and for said laud 11.00 p. m. Tuesdays and Fridays, and Rock­ company was ejected from the hall. proper officer for collection, the meeting erty, Ezekiel Thompaon.Jr. and Joseph Davis; county, on the 17th day of August A . D . 1897, land 6.30 a. m Wednesdays and Saturdays for Bar KNOX COUNT Y .-In Court of Probate, held at All the manuscripts of any value have adjourned to the first Monday in April. Surveyor of Lumber, Marius H. YoungjMeas- Rockland, on the third Tuesday of July, 1897. nt nine o ’clock in the forenoon, and show cause, If Harbor, Machiasport and intermediate landings any thoy havo, why the prayer of the petitioner Returning, leave Macblnsport at 4 00 a. m. on Free Pills. been removed to Athens. A long build­ At this adjourned meeting the remaining urer of Wood and Bark, Robert Gay; Culler Edna L. Farnum, widow of VVm. D Farnum, officers were elected, and the following late of Rockland, In said county, deceased, having should not be granted ' 49-63 Mondays and Thursdays, arriving Rockland 4.00 Send your address to H. E. Bucklen & Co, ing nt the right of the bridge contain) of Hoops and Staves,William Kelleran; Fence A true copy of petition and order thereon. p. m , leave 4 30 p. ra. and arrive Portland 11.00 business transacted : Constables, Isaac Wiley presented her application fqr allowance out of the Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. the cells of the monks, which open iute Viewers, Samuel Payson, John Freeman and personal estate of snld deceased J C. E. MKSERVEY, Judge of Probate. p. m connectlhg with early morning train for and Thomas V. Robinson; School Agents, Attest: E dward K . Gould, Register. Boston. 15 King’s New Life Pills. A trial will convince a dark covered corridor. In time of wui James Payson; Field Drivers, William Vose ORDBBBD, That notice thereof bo given, three GEORGE F. E V A N S General Manager. Edward Kelleran Isaac Wiley and Joseph and George Demuth; Pound Keeper, Daniel weeks successively, In The Rockland Courier-Ua- you of their merits. These pills are easy in these monasteries are nsed ns places ol zette,prlnted In Rockland, In said county,that all per. STATE OF MAINE. F. E. BOOTHBY, U. P. A T. A. Davis; Fence Viewers, John Freeman, James Payson; Constables, George McIntyre and action and are particularly effective in the refuge. sons Interested may attend at a Probate Court to be K nox hh.—At n Probate Court hold at Rockland in Young and William H. Miller; Road Sur­ Benjamin Wentworth. The selectmen were held nt Rockland, on the third Tuesday of August cure of Constipation and Sick Headache. I Not the least curious feature of these and for, suid County of Knox, ou tho twentieth BOSTON & BAMifiR 8. 8. CO. For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been veyors, Daniel Brasier, John Fulmer, Thomas authorized to appoint a Fish Warden. next, and Bhow cause, If any they have, why day of July, in the year of our Lord one thous uniquo rocks of Meteora are the holes Burton, Robert Gay, William Moody, Thomas It was voted that the treasurer be collector the prayer of sold petition should not be granted. nnd eight hundred and ninety-seven. proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to O. K. MKbKRVEY, Judge. Whereas a petition has been duly filed praying SUMMER SERVICE. and caves which literally pepper the Smith, Daniel Payson, Oliver Kerby, Ezekiel of taxes, and that be be allowed two per cent A true copy,—Attest : be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by Thompson, Jr., John Horn and John Miller; that tbe balance remaining in the hands of S . W. their action, but by giving tone to stomach faco of the cliffs in plueen. for receiving taxes for the year 1851. Also 49-58 Hdwaui) K. Gould, Register. Jones, admlnis'rator of the estate of James B. Six Trips a Week to Boston. and bowels greatly invigorate the system. In many cases theso retreats of tht Measurers of Wood and Bark, Thomas C. voted that all who should pay their tax to tbe Wellman, lato ol Union, deceased, on settlement of Kelleran and William Rice; Sutveyor of KNOX COUNTY.-In Court of Probate, held at his first and final account, made at a Probate Court, Commencing June 25, 1897, steamers are due to Regular size 25c. per box. Sold by W. H. hermits of St. Anthony ure merely collector on or befote July 1 should be allowed held at Rockland, within and for suid county, on leave Rockland Lumber, Marius IL Young; Pound Keeper, Rockland,on the twentieth day of July, 1897. Kittredge, Druggist. cages. At a distance they look, some oi an abatement of 5 per cent; on or before Thomas 8. Bowden, executor of the last will and tho third t uesdsy of July, A . D . 1897, may be For Boston, Mondays at 7 r. M , other days, except Robert Gay; Surveyor of Shingles, John August 1, 4 per cent; on or before Oct-ber 1, ordered to b<* dlstri uted among the heirs ot said Sundays, at about 8 r. m . them, like big birdcages hung up testament of Rufus Stone, late of Union, In said McIntyre; Keeper of the hearse, Samuel 3 percent; on before January 1, 1852, 2 per county, deceased, having presented his first and deceased, and the share of each determined. For Camden, Northport,Belfast, Bucksport, Winter- Or d e r e d , Thnt notice thereof be given to all port and Bangor and connecting at Belfast. against the fnco\of the cliff. As dwell­ Payson; Fish Warden, Thomas V. Robinson. flual account of administration of tho estute of said cent; and that all taxes then remaining un­ deceased for allowance: person* interested, by causing a copy of this For Castine, Blakes Point, Little Deer Isle, Bar- ings they are all exceedingly primitive. Darius Norton having declined the office of order thereon to be published three weeks gentvllle, Deer Isle, Sedgwick and Brooklln, paid be committed to a proper officer for col­ Order ed , That notice thereof be given, three CASTORIA The Thessalian hermit did not ash Treasurer and Collector of Taxes to which he lection. $400 were raised to defray town weeks successively, In T ub Counteii-Gazette, successively, in The Courier-Gazette, u news­ daily (except Mondays) at 5 a. m paper published ut Rockluud, In said county, For Searsport and Hampden, Tuesdays and Thurs­ much of life. A rocky door to lie on, was chosen at the annual meeting, James charges, $321 60 for the support of schools printed in Rockland, In said county, that all per sons Interested may attend at a Probate Court to thnt they may appear at n Probate Court to be held days at 5.00 a . M., Sundays at 5.80. a . m. For Infants and Children. Payson was elected to fill the vacancy. and £6oo for the building and repairing high­ at Rockland, In und for said county, on the seven­ For Stonington, So. West Harbor, North East Har­ bars or railings to keep him from fall­ be [bold at Rockland, on the seventeenth day of It was voted to raise the sum of $316 40 ways. August next, and show enuse, If any they have, teenth day of August, A. D. 1897, at nine o’clock bor, Seal Harbor and Bar Harbor, dally, except ing out of his hole, a shaky laddei in tho foreuoon, and show cause, if any they have, Mondays at 5.80 a . m. 1*110 fte- for the support of primary schools, $225 to It was voted that the sum raised for the why the said account ahould not be allowed. simile is ra down which he might now und then defray town charges, $400 for the repair of 49.53 C. K. M EHKRVEY, Judgo. why the prayer of tho petitioner should not bo RETURNING last named purpose be assessed and collected granted. llgxxturs •vary descend to earth and a basket and string highways, and to allow the same turns for A true copy,—Attest : From Boston, daily except Sunday, at 5 p. m. Of ▼Tipper, the same as other cash taxes, and that the E dw ard K Gould, Register. C. E. MESERVEY. Judge of Probate. From Bangor, via Winterport, Bucksport, Belfast to let down for supplies were all he labor on the highways as paid in 1848. The A true copy,—A t t e st : assessors make out a list of each person’s 49-53 EDW A R D K. GOULD, Regiaier. Northport and Camden, Mondays at 12 noon, needed in addition to his cruoifix and second and fifth school districts were author­ KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate held at other days, except Sundays, at 2 p. M. proportion of said tax, and deliver a copy of other religious necessities. ized to elect their agents in district meeting. Rockland on the twentieth day of July, 1897. STATE OF MAINE From Searsport Mondays at 3 P. M. Thursdays and An organization to be known as the Eliza* the same to the surveyors, required to give .loHcph H. Eells, administrator with will unnexed Saturdays at 4 80 p. m . beth Ross Monument Association, having for These aerial caves were occupied in At a jury draft held Monday. October 14, the usual notice to each person whose name on the estate of Arollno A. Eells, late of Camden, KNOX SS.—At a Probate Court held at Rockland From Brooklln, Sedgwick, Castine and way land­ its sole object of existence the erection of a William Kelleran was drawn to serve as appeared on the list, of the time and place lu said county, deceased, having presented his first In und for said County of Knox, on the twen- ings, via Belfast, Mondays at 10 00 a . m , other the fourteenth century. Thousands ol . tloth day of July, In the year of our Lord ono monument to the memory of the designer of traverse juror at the October term of the for working out the tax, that be might and Haul account of administration of suid estate days at 12.30. hermits, judging from the remains ol District Court for the Middle District held at for allowance: thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven. From Bar Harbor, and way landings, dally except the stars and stripes, has been incorporated in habitations, must at one time or anothei have the privilege of working out the same Ordered, That notice thereof be given three weeks A certain Instrument, purporting to be the last Sunday at 1.00 p . M Minneapolis. Wiscasset on the fourth Tuesday of the successively, in the Courier-Gazette, printed lu will and testament of Ambrose Snow, late of Rock- FRED LOTI1ROP, Agent, Rockland. have sought refuge in these cliffs. Few himself or by substitute, and give such per­ month. son a certificate of his having worked out Rockland,in suid Couuty.thut all persons Interested land,in sold county, having been presented for pro­ CALVIN AUSTIN,General Supt., Boston. of them can now be entered, for the At the state election for Governor, John may attend at a Probate Court to be held ut Rock, bate : WM. H. HILL, General Manager, Boston the same when he would be entitled to an huxl, .111 the seventeenth duy of August next, and Or d e r e d , that notice thereof be given to ull per­ ladders have for tho most part fallen Hubbard had 61 votes and William G. order on the treasurer for the amount of show cause, if any they have, why tho said account sons Interested, by causing a copy of said petition Inland Route— Portland and Rockland- safe to trifle with them. When overworked aw ay. Crosby 11; for Senators, Robert Spinney, his proportion of the highway tax, und if should not be ullowed. with this order thereon to be published three they can back up into your system im­ Seemingly the way a hermit proceed­ William F. Carlton, Elbridge, l.ermond anti such person should neglect to comply with C. E. MESERVEY, Judge. weeks successively,ln Tho Courier-Gazette, a news­ Commencing Monday, July 5, S te a m e r purities enough to wreck the strong­ James Booker had 61; and George Thorn­ A true copy,—A ttest : paper published ut Rockluud, in said county, that est constitution. Don’t neglect ed was to choose a hole that took hie said notice he was to be considered as hav­ 49 53 EDWARD K. GOULD, Register. they may appear ut u Probate Court to bo hold at them until it’s too late. You fancy. Up to tliia ho rau a bidder. Then, dike, Elisha Clarke, Horace Corbett and ing refused to work out his tax in labor, in Rockluud, iu and for suid couuty.on the seventeenth can t a / t l y tr y Dr. Buker’a Jeremiah Wheeler it each; for Representa­ day of August, A . D. 1897, at nlue o’clock In the MERRYCONEAC, driving poles into the rock before the which case the surveyor would be requited KNOX COUNTY.—Iu Court of Probate held at forenoon, and show cause, if uuy they have, why J t J t J* tive to Congress, Charles Andrews had 61 and Rockland on the twentieth duy of July, 1897. I. E. ARCHIBALD, Master cave, he built out u little platform. to cause the amount of such person’s pro- the prayer of the petitioner should not bo granted. Isaac Reed 11; for County Commissioners, John A . Barrows, executor of the lost will and C. E. M ESERVEY, Judge of Probate. Leaves Portland T U E SD A Y , THURSDAY and ortion of his highway tax be worked out In testament of Andrew J. Barrows, late of Rockport, This he roofed in und surrounded with John B. Stuart had 61 and Nathaniel bennett tbor and materials on the highway by any A true copy, -A ttest: SATURDAY, Portland Pier, at 6.30 aud Boston C in said county, deceased, having presented his first •19 53 E dward K. Gould, Register. Boat Wharf at 7 a. M-, for Rockland, touchlug at a wall made of sticks or dried grass. i l; for County Attorney, Henry Ingalls had person the surveyor might employ, who und Anal account of administration of the estate of Boothbay Harbor, New Harbor, Round Pond, From one platform to another these 61 and John H. Kennedy 11; for County should be entitled to an order on the treas­ said deceased for allowance : KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate held at Friendship, Port Clyde and Tenant’s Harbor, ar­ Treasurer, Warren Rich had 61 and Edmund Ordered, That notice thereof be given three weeks Rockland on the twentieth day of July, 1897. riving In season to connect with steamer for Boston. anchorites run up their ludders until the urer for the same. successively, in The Courier-Gazette, printed lu Kidney Pills and they work Dana I I ; for Representative to the Legis LizzieM.Hopkins, administratrix on tbe estate of Leaves Rockland MONDAY, WEDNESDAY like magic on the Kidneys. whole fuce of the rook was alive with It was voted to allow the same sums for Kooklund, Iu said county .that all persons Interested Charles H. llnpklns, lute of Vinalhaven, In said and FR ID A Y . Tillson’s Wharf, atfl.80 a . M .for Dr. Buker will gladly answer these hermits of St. Anthony. lature, Levi Smalley had 54, Ebenezer labor and materials on the highway as paid may attend at a Probate Court to be held ut Rock, county, deceuaed, having presented her first und Portland, making way landings us abova, arriving questions and give advice free, Farnam 6, and Samuel Payson, William the previous year. Alsu voted to accept the lund ou the seventeenth duy of August next, und fiuul account of administration of said estute for al­ in season to connect with Boston and New York rite us. Pills jo e . at your druggist* After the time honored fashion of re­ show cause, if uuy they huve, why the suid account lowance : Hupper and Avery Hart one each. road as laid out by the selectmen, March 11, should not be allowed. Steamers same night. uled postpaid for price. ligious recluses, tho cliff dwelling her­ On a resolve of the Legislature proposing Or dered, That notice thereof be given, three Connections made at Rockland tho following Buker Pill Co., Bangor, Me. provided the owners of tbe land over which C. K. M ESERVEY, Judgo weeks successively, In T ill Co u r ier -Gazette, morning with steamers for Belfast, Castine, Bucks­ mits of S t Anthony depended wholly an amendment to the constitution to restore the road was to be built made no claim for A true copy.—Attest : printed in Rockluud, in suid county, that all per­ port aud Bangor; Isles boro, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, on charity for their snstenance. Far up the political year to its original time of com­ 49-53 EDW ARD K. GOULD, Register. sons Interested muy attend at u l’robuto Court to Brooklln, Bluehill and Ellsworth; Vinalhaven, damages other than as awarded them by the ho held ut Rockluud, on the third Tuesday of Green’s Landing, Swuu’s Island, So. West Harbor, in their airycuves they spent their days mencement, viz , the first Wednesday of Jan­ selectmen in their return to the town. The KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate held at August next, and show cause, it any they have, North East Harbor aud Bar Harbor. aud nights in player and contemplation. uary, the vote of Cushing was 23 in favor of, town refused to accept the road as petitioned why the suid account should not he allowed. Time table subject to change. and 10 against. The amendment having been Rockland, on the twentieth duy of July, 1897. 49-53 C. E. M KSERVEY, Judge. G. S. ATWOOD, Agent, Pcrtland Pier. When hungry or thirsty, they let down for by Isaac Wiley and others, and which had Charles W. Turner, udmlnistrutor on the estate carried, the state government was by an act o f Jew ett Turner, late of North lluven, in said A true copy,—Attest : J. R. FLYK. Agent, Tlllaon’e Wharf. their baskets to the ground, und when been previously laid out by the selectmen. The Edw ard K. G ould, Register. of the Legislature continued over without an town also refused to instruct the selectmen to county, deceased, having presented his first und these were filled they pulled them up fiuul account of udmlulstiatlon of said estate for KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Prohute held ut election in 1851. lay out a road beginning on tbe south side allow ance: Vinalhaven A Rockland Steamboat Co. again. 1851. A disagreement having arisen be­ Rockluud on the twentieth duy of July, 1897. of Capt. Gracia’s lot, and continuing by Or d er ed , That notice thereof be glveu, three 1>. U. Glidden. administrator on the estate of Summer Arrangement. The devout people of Knlibnki be­ tween James II. Kelleran of Thomaston and land owned by John Moore, James Stone, weeks eucceaslvely, iu TtiK Couuikh-Ga zette, Bloomfield 1). Calderwood, late of Vimilhuven, In lieved tbut these hermits were u special Edward Kelleran of Cushing respecting their printed lti Rockland, lu suid county, that all per­ said couuty, deceased, having presented Ids first TWO TRIPS DAIRY! Samuel F, Tyler, Daniel Teel and Sarah sons interested muy attend at a Pro nut o Court to be 'charge upon them and kept them well several rights in a partition fence and their and finul account of administration of said estate ----- BETWEEN ------Stone. The article to see if the town would held ut Rockluud, on the seventeenth duy of August for allowance: supplied with bread and water. Every obligation to maintain the same, the fence next, und show oause, if any they huve, why Or d e r e d , Thut uotice thereof be given, three set off Janies Stone, Samuel F. Tyler, Daniel the suid account should not be ullowed. Vinalhaven and Rockland, morning men, women und children viewers, upon application of the former, Teel and Sarah Stone from the fifth and in­ weeks successively, iu T uk Courier-Gazette, viewed the premises, and assigned to each 49-63 C. E. MESERVEY, Judge. printed in Rockland, in suid county, that ull per­ Commencing TUESDAY, JUNE i, i897, the could be seen trumping to the cliffs tc corporate them as a new school district was A true copy,—A ttest : sons interested muy atteua at a Probute Court to bo Steam er party his share of the fence as set forth in the E dw ard K. Gould, Register. till the baskets that were letdown by the dismissed from the warrant. held at Rockluud, ou the seventeenth day of August following report: “The said James H. Kel­ The following jurors were drawn during next, and show cause, If uny they huve, why the strings from above. And so the hermits said account should not be ullowed. COV. BODWELL! leran shall begin at the hewn post in the the year: Monday, June 2, James Payton to lu Insolvency. Notice of Second Meeting CAPT. WM. R. CREED, were able to live their quiet, lazy lives 49-63 C. E. M ESERVEY, Judgo. town line between Thomaston and Cushing serve as traverse juror at the Middle District STATE OF MAINE. A true copy,—Attest: Will leave Vinalhaven for Rockland every week without a single worldly care.—New and on the line between Edward and James day, at 7 :00 a. m. and 2 p. m. Court held at Wiscasset on the second Tues­ K noxbh. Court of I nsolvency. E dw ard K. G ould, Register. Returning, will leave Rockland, Tillson's Wharf, York World. II. Kelleran and tunning south 36 degrees day of June and Thursday, September 4, Wil­ lu the ease of O. E. Hub 11 of Rockluud, Insolvent for Vinalhaven at 9 :30 a. m. and 4 :00 p. in., land- east, 34 rods and 11 links to a stake and liam Moody to serve as traverse juror at the debtor. KNOX COUNTY.-In Court of Probate, held at ing at Hurricane Isle, each trip both ways. This Is to give notice thut pursuuut to an order of Rockluud, on the third Tuesday of July, 1897. An Opinion of Conkling. stone, being the corner bounds of the said Supreme Judicial Court held at Wiscasset on court therefor, u second meeting of the creditors of S. W. Jones, administrator on tbe eslstu oj W. 8. W HITE. General Manager. James H. and Edward Kelleran’s land;thence Rockland, Me , May 24, 1p97. HEATERSA"D The Rev. H. S. Haweis expresses this the Wednesday after tbe second Tuesday of suid Insolvent debtor will be held ut Probute Court Janies B. Wellman, lute of U nion, lu said couuty, RADIATORS north 48 degrees east, 5 rods to stake and September. A meeting was held November Room lu Rockluud lu said couuty, on Tuesday, the deceased, huviug presented his first uud liuul ac uncomplimentary opinion of the lute stone; assign to the said James II. Kelleran seventeenth day of August, A. D. 1897, ut two count of udmiuTstrutlon of said estate for allow- VINALHAVEN NTEAMBUATtO. HOT WATER or STEAM Roscoe Conkling in his book of truvels, 17 to act upon the list of jurors as prepared o'clock In the afternoon, for the purposes named in and order the same to be built and maintained Chapter 70, Revised Statutes of the Btute of Maine, Or d er ed , Thut uotice thereof be glveu, three SUMMER ARRANGEMENT BEST FOR EXONOMY-EfF1CIENCY-OURABIUTY lately published: “ At Uigulow House by him. The said Edward Kelleran shall be­ with additions thereto und amendments thereof. weeks successively, iu The Co urier-Gazette, fiend for handsome pamphlet. “ How Uot to Heat Our iu New York I dined with Conkling, gin at a stake and stone at the end of the said Attest: EDWARD K. GOULD. printed in Rockluud, lu said county, that all per­ Uumsa.- G U R N E Y H EA T E R M F C . C O . 49-63 Register of suid Court. sons Interested muy attend ut a Probate Court to be IS EFFECT MSV l.t, 1807. the crack lawyer, talker and, I should James H. Kelleran’s bounds; tbeDce north heldgUt Rockland, ou the third Tuesday yf August 48 deg. east, 33 rods,more or less, to the town A re Y ou Bilious? uext, uud show cause, if any they huve, why tbe say, characteristic windbag of the peri­ Iu lusolseucy. glVosioe of Second m eeting Str. VINALHAVEN od. • * * Conkling seemed to me an line between Cushing and Thomastou; we T H E N T T S B said accouui should not he ullowed. lv u kJ.HBEK, C . pla in . STATE OF MAINE. 49 58 C. E. M ESERVEY, Judge. A . FIRE, insufferably vulgar, loud, elever person assign to the said Edward KelleraD, and “Best Liver Pill Made.” A true copy,—Attest : W U. B i x t n , Clerk. order the same to be built and maintained by K nox sa. Court of Insolvency On above date, wind and weather permitting, —utterly conceited und self centered. E dward K. Gould, Register. will leave Swan’s Island every week day at 6:45 L IF E and him.” lu the caae of Sanford E. Well of Rockluud, in­ • * * Conkling talked through you solvent debtor. KNOX COUNTY—lu Court of Probate, ueld at а. in , Green’s Lauding at 7 a. in., Vinalhaven about The selectmen, March 11, upon application Rockland, ou the third Tuesday of July, 1897*. б. 20 a. m., arrive at Rockland about 9A6 a. in. ACCIDENT aud over you und all around you und arsons’ P ills This Is to give notice that pursuunt to an order of James Payson and others laid out a town of court therefor, a second meeting of the creditors Ambrose Mills, guardian of F. M. Blaekiugton of RETURNING, will leave Rockland every week Rockland, iu suid couuty, huviug presented uls first d quoted poetry whether you wanted to way beginning at the old road near the resi­ P of said Insolvent debtor will he huld ut Probute day at 2 p. m., Vinalhaven 3.-20 . in., Green’s ( ourt Room, Rockluud, iu suid county, ou Tuesday, uccount of guurdluuship of suia ward for ullow- Landing 4:46 p. in., arriving at Bwan’s Island hear it or not und answered his own dence of Andrew McFarland, and ending at using tin-in. Price 25 cis.: — ____ j’amphlt------about 5.45 p. m. INSURANCE the seventeenth day of August, A. I>. 1897, at two the old road near Thomas Burton’s bouse. I.fe.JUlIXSGN & CO..’22(. Uijium Huubu 8t.,Bostom Oudehed, That uotice thereof he glveu, three Connections at Rockland with 1 p. m. train of We represeulonly goud and reliable companies riddles und usked questions which he o'clock iu the uf ter noon, for the purposes named never meant you to answer, being of The same day upon application of Isaac In Chapter 70, Revised Stutulea of the Statu of weeks successively, lu T ub Co urier Ga zette, M. C -R . R-i arriving in Portland at 6.-20 p. in., which enables us to give entire satisfaotloa to all printed iu Rockluud, in said couuty, that ull per­ Boston at 0 :80 p. m., same day. palrous Cali und ex imine the great accumulation Wiley and others, another road was laid out Muiue. and uddittouu thereto and amendments the nature of Cicero's rhetorical inquir­ thereof. sons Interested may attend at u Probate Court to be ggrRound Trip 'licketa, between Rockland and policy aud see how it compares with others you which began at the town road near the meet­ have previously exumiued. ies iu the Verriue und Cataline orations. Attest: EDWARD K. GOULD, held at Rockluud, ou the third Tuesday of August Vinalhaven, *26 cents ing house and ended near the schoolhouse in 49-53 Register of said Court. uext, uud show cause, If any they have, why J . R FLYK, Gen’l Agt-, Rockland. We are also Agents for the New Home Sewing I can recollect nothing that Conkling Machine aud keep a few o f them constantly on district No. 3. the said ucoouul should uot be ullowed. baud to sell on very »a*> terms and each mucniue said—only the abiding flavor of his ar­ The first road was bounded and described C. E. MESERVEY, Judge. IT4TL OF MAINE. ▲ true copy,—A ttest . is also fully warranted Give us a trial -BLUE 1IILL LINE- rogance und conceit. ’’ as follows : “Beginning at the old road near K nox as. Court of in so lv en c y . 49-58 EDW ARD K. GOULD. Register. D. H . A E. L. G L ID D E N , the residence of Andrew McFarland at a Originated in 1810, by the late Dr. A. Johnson, Third Tuesday of July, A. D. 1897. SUMMER SCHEDULE. D r ith e l. stake; thence north 32 deg. east, 20 rods; Family Phydciau. Its merit aud excellence lu the mutter of Uosea B. Eaton, Insolvent KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate, held at Vinalhaven, Maine. have satisfied everybody lo r n early a century. Debtor. Rockland, ou the tweulieib duy of July, 1897. A drink oullcd drithel is popular thence north 50 deg. efrit, 12 rods; thence All who use it ure aruuzed at its great power. Il is hereby ordered that uotice be glveu to all F. 8. W ails uud Kimball Webster, executejs of STR. CATHARINE Office on Alain btreet Over Dry Goods De the lust will uud leslumeui of Moses Webster, lute pailweuLof Bodwell Granite Co 16 iu the north of England. The cotton north 57 deg. east, 21 rods; through land of It is sale, boothiug, aatisfying; t»o bay sick, persons Interested in the settlement of the first James P. Robinson to a stake; thence north sensitive sufferers. Internal aud External. uccount of J. 8. Foster, Assignee of tbe above of Vinalhaven, lu suid county, deceased, huviug hands of Manchester and the factory It cures every lorm of inflammation. Pleakuut uumed Insolvent Debtor, by causing a copy of presented their first uud fiuul account of udwiuls- TL» auspu sppuosuos 68 deg. east, 66 rods through laud of John to take dropped on »ugur. Cures colds, croup, this order to be Dublixbca three weeks, sue- tration of the estate of suid deceased for allowuuce : workers get through nearly 10,000,000 Burton to a stake at the old road near the coughs, crumps, buru», bruises, all soreuess. ceaslvely, lu The Courier Gazette, a newspaper Or d e r e d , Thut uotice thereof be glveu, three „ 3 WAYNE’8 . pin to of thisstulf every year. It is made corner of Thomas Burton’s field, the line de­ printed in Rockluud, lu suid County, that they may weeks succeosively, iu The Courier-Gazette, printed uppeur ut a Court of lusolveucy to be held ut the I iu Rockluud, iu said couuty, that all persons In­ M rtf OINTMENTl from hops, hemlock rott, parsley and scribed to be three rods wide.” Mr. Robinson Probute Court room ou tho third Tuesduy of I terested may uttend at a Probute Court lo be held clove und is one of the most dangerous was allowed £12 for damages sustained by August next, ut leu o'clock lu the foreuoou, aud be I ut Rockland, ou the seventeenth day of August next, him for land taken. heard thervou, und object It they see cause. uud show cause, If auy they have, why the said liquors ever brewed. The northern C K. M ESERVEY, uccount should uot be allowed. counties pay about *76,000 a year for The second road was described as follows: Judge of lusolveucy Court, Kuoz Couuty. I C. E. ME8ERVEY, Judge. the output ot drithel. “Beginning at the towu road near the mect- A true copy,-A t t e st : A true copy,—Attest: 49-6g E dw ard K. G ould, Register. tng house at a slake and tunning north 6 deg. blvur Uuusu fc>I., bvalvU, 1 49 58 EDWARD K. GOULD, Regisiar. ’

19 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1897. s

KEEP YOUR BOWELS STRONG ALL SUMMER I CURRENT MISCELLANY. Several people who got very wide- spread reputations iu odd ways have ^ A N D Y CATHARTIC lately died. One wns Captain Boycott, late of Comity Mayo, iu Ireland, who lent, his name quite involuntarily to tho English language. He was a squire in a small way and n land agent who had CATTLE FEEDER. used harsh measures to collect agricul­ An Arrangement I’.rfnl to Thw» Who CURE CONSTIPATION tural rents in bad seasons, and hap­ Fatten Sleer. 111 l.ot«. pened to be the first person ou whom Mr. J. H. Pilcher of Iowa contributes was tried tho recommendation of Mr. to The Breeder's Gazette the accompa­ 10 * ALL Parnell, who urged the Irish peasants as’.* so:* drug g ists nying diagram of a self feeder for cat­ to abstain from violence against land­ tle. He writes of it thus: lords aud land agents nnd instead to let I inclose herewith diagram of a self them severely alone. Captain Boycott feeder for cattle which I am using in was let alone until he nearly starved, and "boycott” promptly took its place in the dictionary. HeJiied, in London apparently, about Juiro 21. On tho same day, iu Germantown, Largest package—greatest economy. Made only by Pennsylvania, died Christian K. Ross, THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, known throughout this country as the Chlosgo. 8L Louts. New York. Boston. Philadelphia. father of Charley Ross, who was Btolen from home on July 1, 1874, nnd was never heard of afterward. It haa hap­ R aw W inds pened to Philadelphia to furnish tho M 0 5 E S > e two most famous mysteries of this gen­ eration. The fate of Charley Ross was Chapped Hands one, and the other is the Keeley motor. my feed lots. It can he built on posts, BUCKSPORT. . . . AND . . . After endless investigation at large cost ns shown iu drawing, or built ou run nothing definite hus been ascertained ners of 4 by 8 pieces so yon can inovt about either. Mr. Ross lived to be 74 it easier if you want to. Tho trough) Sheerer’s Toilet Cream years old. For years ho devoted the ought to be 2 greater part of his time to tho search feet wide and for his sou. Instant relief for cramps, pains, and hnve a space of Flower Seeds Father Kneipp, the inventor of tbe indigestion in a single dose of SAN­ inches at the There le a connection here. Yon will dlioovtr Kneipp water cure, died at Woerishofeu, PRUSSIAN GROWN. FORD'S GINGER, purest and best of bottom of feeder there la something about II that le lacking In other Bnvariu, on Juno 17, In his youth he toilet requisites. lie ilellente odor, cooling end re­ warming stomachics. for the corn to wns sickly, ami the course of treatment, run out. into the The Finest Seeds In the World. freshing properties nnd action, medicinal virtues to which he gave his name wns first 111(11fl substitutes. Ask for SANFORD'S combine to mnke It the Ideal remedy for A v U I U GINGER, and look for “ O w l” trade- troughs. Tho 2 tested ou himself. Its first principles mnrk on tho wrapper. Sold everywhere. P ot by 4 pieces ou Chapped Hands, Face seem to have been abstemiousness and Teh D rug &Cukm. Co u p., Solo Props., Boston. tho side ought to abundant bathing, which arc good bo 8 foot a p a rt <------8 ------> and Lips. . . things mid adapted to benefit a great ST. GEORGE nt tho top aud END VIEW. many people. The system spread very 4 feet ut tho bottom so tho sides will bo Flowers nnd Floral widely. People of the first rank aud Tenant’s Harbor—Mabel, the 12 year One Size. Ono Price, 25 Cents. old daughter of Albert Slingxby, while tramp­ slanting, as will bo seen iu the din fashion, royalties und millionaires, tried ing a load of hay last Monday, fell to the gram . Work of all kinds. 1'RKPAnr.n Br it and profited by it iu Europe, and even ground seriously fracturing her wrist. She in New York within a year the news- was attended by Dr. F. O. Bartlett------Lam lift In S u m m er. W E. SHEERER. papers have told of the Kneipp ourists Andrew J. Wall, who has been spending his As soon ns the lambs are born a sep­ who walk barefoot iu tho grass in the vacation here, returned to hi* home in Wal­ arate provision should be made for tlieii Tenant’s Harbor, Me. early morning in Central park. What­ tham Friday——Mr. and Mrs. Marsh of feeding until tho end of the lamb's ex­ ever merit there may be in the system, Waltham returned home Friday after a few istence. there is little doubt that Father Kneipp weeks visit with relatives----- Miia Vertie This is iiidisiwiisablc just now in the Coakley’s Drug Store. himself had excellent curative proper­ Wright of Waltham is visiting her sister, Mrs. midsummer. Tho appetite begins to fail 21 F. O. Bartlett----- Misses Fannie and Alice Y O R K S A F E ties. Ho was well tested—once ho in these hot days. Tho heat drives all Long spent a few days in Rockland this week Do not cook when you can fill treated tho pope—and maintained au at Dr. Alden’s-----Mrs. Olive Woodbury of the animals into tho shade for coolness [he Best in the World, excellent reputation as a priest, a man Beverly, Mass., is visiting relatives here— - nnd rest. Not so much food is really your Picnic Hasketat the and a physician.—Harper's Weokly. Miss H. Louise Gurnee of Paterson, N. J., needed ut this time ns at others, but Always Reliable, who has been in town the past four wetks, still the growth mast be pushed, and Burial Places. returned to her home Wednesday----- Mrs. this is to bo done by giving some more Sure Proteciion from Fire Tho ancients looked ou death ns "the Addie Mayhew of Boston has been visiting nutritious food than mere grass, which Knox Farmers’ daughter of night, tho sister of sleep her sister, Mrs. J. E . Shrader-----Cliflord is bulky aud heavy for the lamb to car­ EPH. PERRY, Agt., Kawley is at home for a three weeks vacation. uud the friend of the unhappy." Their He is employed in a grocery store in Rum­ ry about. Some grain food is needed, Rookland, Maine. artists pictured tho grim messenger who ford Falls-----Misses Hattie and Mabel Bmall in bulk, but highly nutritious. Exchange Market A. M. AUSTIN^ knocks with equal foot ut tho cots of the Farrar are visiting friends in So. Bristol. An exoellent food is cottonseed meal, poor und tho paluccs of the rich as u but ou account of its excessively nutri­ WASHINGTON Suronnn and Meohanioal Dentist. Delivery and Sales Department drowsy, poppy crowned yo-ui, not us a Bucklen’a Arnica Salve. tions character it is fed iu small quan­ W. C. SAWTELLE, 141 M AIN BT., KOCH LAND, MK The farmers are busy baying every plea-ant fioshless monster, such us horrifies us tities mixed with ontmeul or bran, < ay. The hay crop as much larger than last moderns. The Greeks called their bury­ T he Best Salve in the world for Cuu 81 Limcrock St., • Rockland Biuises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevtt or both. There aro some so called lamb DR. F. E. FOLLETT, Polite and Careful Assistants. year—Mrs. Ida Macomber and son George of ing ground ccemetriou, "the sleeping meals in the market manufactured foi 'Augusta and Mrs. Eldic Stone ol Roxbury, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain* Telephone Call Stfa<4 Dental Surgeon place," from which comes our word Corns, and ail Skin Eruptions, and positively this express purpose. They aro very use­ Mass., visited Mrs. Cad Staples last Thursday v K. BPKAU B I.O CK -O or. M tlnind I'nrt I —Mrs. Emma Burkett of Cuncoid, N. II , is oemetery. The old Jews, who hud no cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar­ ful, but tbe husisof most of them is lin­ horror of the grave, called it bethaim, anteed to give perfect sa tisfaction or money seed oil incul or cottonseed oil meal. Flint Bros.’ visiting her sister Mrs. Ella Johnston—Miss Kennedy’s Fancy Crackers. Blanche Moody of Liberty is visiting Mrs. L. “ tho bouse of tho living." Tho Ger­ refunded. Price 25 centsper l»ox. For sale The bran aud oats dilute the strougoi DR. J. M. DAMON, M. Staples—A. L. Hilton of Waldoboro was mans, with poetical simplicity, cull tho by W. H. Kittredge. oil meals nnd make them safer to feed. Hurt-eon and Mechanical 15 etc. Ih. in town Thursday—Show in the Central Hall gruveyard ‘‘God’s aero," or “ field.” Equul quantities of linseed oil meal and Society Cheese, U o n t l . t every night last week—Oliver Withain has The Arupaho Indians cull the grave bran ure ugood m ix tu re,an d half a pound S altines, 15 " “ B akery. built a new boat. We expect tne “ Boss’* will SMITHTON “ tho Spirit’s birthpluce. ” Iu Murocco Considerable hay has been damaged by a duy to a 4-month-old lamb and less V an illa, 18 “ “ have to take up now—J. W. Mitchell is visit they never say u muu is dead, but that ing his daughter Mrs. S. S. Bartlett— Mrs. K. wet weather------Frank Penny has finished for a younger ono will show u great N ew tons, 15 “ ■' H. B. Eaton, M. D., R. Ludwig has gone to Roslindale, Mass., to “ hisdestiny lias closed,” und tho gravo haying for Granville Tbon.pion and is now at effect in a few weeks. Apricot Tarts, 15 “ •' 276 Plain St., Rockland is "where ho ponders.” Tho burial visit her husband—Miss Louie Johnston has home----- Mr. Godfrey and Miss Sadie Nor­ A small quantity of theso extra feeds Fancy Grahams, 15 <• » Telephone 67-a. grounds of today are the most beuutiful ton of Boston are tbe Ruests o f Mr. and Mrs. gone to Roxbury, Mass., to visit her aunt Mrs. will help the stock sheep as well, aud b G. O. Stone—Harry Johnston of Rockland parks near the cities of civilized lauds, W. G. Rowell— — W. A. Overlock and wife tho lambs that are uot fed to a finish C araw ay , 12 " " Homeopathic Physician SurieoD „♦* Our goods on sale from our wagons visited bis parents Mr. and Mrs. I. W. John­ but there ure those who believe thnt visited friends at So. Liberty recently—— should by all menus hnve a moderate Sugar Cake, 12 “ •’ Office Hours u to II u. mM 4 lo 0 nnd 7 to 9 p. in. A F. Plummer of Mont vide and Frank Brown which are run to every part of the city daily. ston last week—Will Light lost one of bis burying must soon give pluce to crema­ taste every day while on pasture. Tho of Liberty were in town Wednesday------M. E. 320 Main St., - Rockland, Me. pair of gray horses last Friday. Quite a loss tion. Indeed, societies ure formed for All Special Orders Given Earnest Attention. Overlock is at work fur J. B. Bartlett and effi'ot will be n smaller consumption of •* * Night cells will bo enawured el the office. to him just in haying, when he needed him thut purpose, uud we ure told thut cin­ very much—George Hall traded horses last h. L. Overlock is at work for Oriion Penney. pasture, so that by this additional fond Groceries, Produce, Etc. City and County Stores selling goods from our erary urns will take the pluce of tomb­ Bakery and taking orders Friday with W. W. Light—Horace Newbert ------The “tater” bug is putting in his best one-half more sheep may be kept on tho W V. HANSCOM. M. D. stones.—New York Ledger. licks and another pest has attacked the pota­ same pasture. This improves the land A . P. Crockett Co. A. C. Gay & Co tf Gardiner visited at W. L. McDowell’s Physician and Surgeon, Tuesday—Mrs. Sadie Dart passed peaceably toes in this vicinity. Your correspondent ex­ as well as the sheep, for the land gets Can j[A1 eats and Fish of a ll kinds. N. H. Perry H. II. Flint Offloei-aea MAIN HT , l»».r P.lor.on « W. C. Sawtello C. A . Haskell away Wednesday. A husband and two year Drunkard. In Denmark. amined bi* potatoes and found about one hill its share after the sheep are supplied, 40 T« ploy's More. C. M. TlbboiU II. B. Webber child survive her. The police in Denmark have a curi­ in fifty dead, tbe stalks being eaten nearly off aud thus the sheep’s foot under such C. K. Tuttle A . L. Richardson ous wuy of dealing with the drnuk und near the ground and the inside eaten out. Ap­ O rn oB Ilouxe—9 to 10w. m , 1.80 lo 4.30 p. m., Perry Bros Thorndike & Harding circumstances becomes golden, us tho 7 to 9 p m. Geo. W. Thomas parently the creature that does the damage is Geo, B. Casey Everybody Says So. inoupuble found in the streets. They old proverb tells us. C. II. Achorn Bird & Hurt Bummon a cab und pluce the patient in­ a hard, wiry, worm, less than one half inches EAST MAINE O. B. Jones Coscarets Candy Cathartic, the most won­ long of dark color. It has a flat head armed But whatever helps tho sheep helps OR. E. H WHEELER, T h om aston derful inedicul discovery of the age, pleas­ side it, then thoy drive to the police with a pair of pincers and must be the same the tleeee, which is a part of it. This Phyaioian and Surgeon. E. L. Dillingham T. 0. Andrews ant and refreshing to the taste, act yent.ly stutiou, where be gets sober, then home, as is described by a writer fin Farm News, good feeding thus adds to the value of CONFERENCE SEMINARY 8. Delano J. A. Creighton & Co and positively ou kidneys, liver uud bow« is, where he urrives botii sober und sud. OKKICK A N D KBHIDICNCS 32 8CUOOI, BTf - A.E. Boggs, Car Station cleansing the entire system, dispel coin-, which he says is doing l< t« of damage to the tbe sheep iu two ways, for tho fleece Thu police never leuve him till thoy t'elephoue rtMl W arren cure lieadaehe, fever, habitual constipation potato crop in Kansas. will be largely increased iu value, so The fall term will open and biliousness. Please buy and trv a box have seen him safe in the family bosom. W . C. Waltz McLoon & Stover ofC. ’ j. loulny; 10, 25, AOeent*. Kohluiid much so by this summer feeding as to A ug. Hotli- Able facu lty , E. C PAYiON, Orrin Davis Levi McIntire Then tho cubmuu makes his charge aud How's Thia. fully repuy tho whole cost of the addi­ low rales of tuition and guaranteed to ••ure by nil druggists. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Rockport the police surgeon makes his, uud the We ofler One Huudred Dollars Reward for tional food given.—Montreal Herald. board. For information S.E . k II.L. 8 hep herd Co Rockport Ice Co. policemen rnuku their own cluim for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by 320 MAIN BTUKKT, ROCKLAND New Restaurant and catalogue uddross THOMASTON special duty, und this bill is presented Hall's Catarrh Cure. So. Thomaston Lean Meat and Other I'olut.. p rin cip al EDWARD K. COULD, I. C. Pert O. G. Dinsmore, editor and one of the to the host of tbe establishment where F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. proprietors of tbe Bucksport Eagle, arrived We the undersigned, have known F. J. There is n great difference iu hogs as Seal Harbor the culprit took his lust overpowering regards the larger proportion of lean W . A. HUTCHINSON, Counsellor at Law 0. L . Hall here Thursday evening. Tbe proprietors are gluss. The publicuus, however, have in Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him AND Spruce Head considering an utter for their printing plant to perfectly honorable in all business transaction* meat. The Duroo-Jerseys are par excel­ Bucksport, Me. Bodwell Granite Co. sell, and if satisfactory figures can be made, severul towns protested uguiust this sys­ and financially able to carry out any obliga­ lence in that respect. As to feed, tho Register of Probate, Friendship tbe transaction win probably take place. Mr. tem. They suy the proofs ure often in- tions made by their firm. hog is the best judge. I think thnt na­ o o u irr iiouHK, . k o c k la n d R. R. Morton Dinsmore is in receipt ot an otter to a posi­ suttlcieut und the police surgeons too WEST & Truax, Wholeaale Di uggists,Toledo,O ture has endowed him with intelligence We are Selling tion in tbe newspaper work in another lo­ summary in their examination. Fur­ Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale enough to.know what he likes, und if H. O. Curdy, ------You Need Not Walt lor the Wagon ------cality, which undoubtedly he will accept ther, thut muuy notorious evildoers Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. given tbe privilege to roam in good later. His good work on tbe Eagle has Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act­ TRY FLINT’S BREAD. sham drunkenness. They therefore clover—crimson or red—he will show FIH£ INSURANCE received much worthy comment. cluim that they should have their own ing directly upon tbe blood and mucous sur­ Ask for It.______Insist on having It. the most skeptical thnt he knows what HARD |SOFT Gffico with Uockleud Lomu aud Building A ssoc­ doctor to examine tbe cases so us to de­ faces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. C O A L iation. Hall’s Family Pills are tbe best. he likes. Then give him the oroliurd, fend the interest of the saloon keeper. und he will eat apples until he is so full 388 M alw 8t‘ ___’ Rockland Me. FRED'R. SPEAR The Curative Effect o t Prayer. In two days last week tbe total sales of th a t ho is uneasy uud w ill go and stretch COCHRAN. JiAKER A CROSS wheat for export in the United Stales was in himself out on the ground iu the shade Extravagant assertions of the power Cheap as anybody. K. II. Cochran. J. It. Baker. C. t). Cross. PAINLESS FILLING of prayer for healing have brought it tbe neigbliorhood of 2,500,000 bushels. About anil lie thuro until he wunts more. If fifty vessels have been chartered within the Fire, Life k Lcelilent Insurance. into some discredit, but it is us wide fed wheut middlings with thecloverund Hale Method. last ten days, with a total capacity of 6,000,- Tbs Olduel Insurance Ageucy In Maine. of tbe murk to say that prayer bus no upples it will luuke a greut difference >♦< 000 bushels. t(M MAIN 0TUKET. KO.'KLAND C-O-H-L! Have bueu using IIalk Mktuod fok P sinlehh as regards the growth of lean meat. power of that sort as to suy that it hus F illing fur past three years uud cau cheerfully This is my experience for the lust num­ The only dealer In the city who has at the recoinineud it to those who suffer through having a ll power. U nqualified, indeed, are Bt. A. J. ERSKINE, present ime the . . . . . teeth filled. James’ words, “The prayer of faith ber of yeurs. Then, when I wish to A. F. CROCKETT CO, harden his lard the lust few weeks I Fire Insuranoe Agency, :• No Injury to Teeth InaAny shall save the sick, and the Lord shall G enu ine: Franklin : Red Ash . . W a y . . . 1 raiso him up.” But of course ho did scald cornmeal with tbe upples und UT M AIN BTUKKT, ■ . 1UMJKLAND, MK middlings uud always huve my lard al­ N O R T H e n d . Office, rear room over Kockland Nat'J Dank. MV STOCK IMOLUDKS not forget that ull must die. That pruy- most as hard as tallow. Leading English aud American Eire. Insuranoe Il works so satisfactorily that It makes tbe oper­ er will have a curative effect, to a cer­ Oo.'s reoreseuled. ation of teeth tilling a thing uot lo be dreaded iu tain extent, is the only meaning fairly I have private customers who puid Travelers' Accident IneurunceCniupany, of H an­ 4b White Ash, Franklin Stove Red the least. No extra charge. ford, 4Jouu Ash (the only genuine), George* imputable to him. Every physician will mu 7 ceuts a pound for my dressed pigs + Creek Cumberland Coal, un say the sume, became he knows that last fall because they kuew that they O ra a rt by Talaphona equalled for smithing and Steen were getting just whut they desired, lu PROBATE COURT. purposes. autosuggestion aud expectant attention giaan prompt attention tegurd to the cost of feeding this fall: Special attention given to Probate and lusolveucy also a n e t . stock or . • Painless Extracting have a certain curative effect. When a proceedings; 2 years experience lu Probale Office. Wood, Hay, Straw, Lime, Hair, bread pill produces tbe soporifio effect Clover, apples und milk, middlings at B.lck, Hand, Drain Pipe, Rosen, Have been trying for a number of years to pro­ 111 u ton und eorumeul ut (IS, to muke S'nXXCS C O N H U L TA T IO N , COLLECTIONH MADE. dale aud Portland Cement. duce a preparation for PaiNLxaa Kxtuactino of a morphine pill upon the patient who Puxx MtOM Cocsink aud at last have succeeded. takes it us morphine, what we recognize pigs ut 6 m o u th s w eigh from ISO to 200 Great Egyptian PHILIP HOWARD, Attorney at Law. No bad after effects ur sore mouths same as with pounds, ure not very expensive ut 7 cents iUuiody. A pus- majority of cocaiue mixtures. is u psychological cause of sleep substi­ hive C u re for all 300 MAIN 0T., UOC'MLANO. Fire Clay Chimney Pipe and Tops a pound for dressed pork. bluutach.Eldncy X *in order to Introduce this preparation to tuted for a physiological cause. The This pipe Is made from Pure Fire Clay ex- I have found thut a boar pig that is to aud Bladder J£ALL4MJM « MBMUVBY, the public will lor Next JO Days Extract One bread pill is necessary to bring tbe psy­ Trouble*. Um r lessly for chimneys, and Is the safest and' be kept for service should never be [jet nosl durable of any Chimney Pipe in the Tooth for each patient FREE OF CHARGE. chological cause into action.—Forum. excellent for Bel L aw y ers, market. It is easiiv pul up by any intelli­ SICK HEADACHE ted, tur after he has served a few times allca. 0cud 4 cis. gent person. lo stampe. Tbe 2P9 MAIN 0TKEET, • KOCKLAND ,ME. Nature and Bocks Positively cured by these he will get ugly and vicious, show fight Egyptian Modi- When u rock uf uuy kind hus lain far Little Pills. and be dangerous to handle. The cue I clue Co., 46 ('tttf Agents for German American Fire.Insurance Co. . . W O O D ! . . 01., New York. N . Y . and Washington Life Insurance Co.f N. Y. 1 have au Extra Good Trade in W ood. Ask some time exposed to the weuther, says They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, huve at present is 14 mouths old. I used M syl about it. F, E. Follett, DD.S. Ruskin, nature finishes it in her own Indigestion and Too H earty Eating. A per- to pet uud bundle him uud talk to him, USE MISS BEECHER’S wuy. First, she takes wonderful pains but now when 1 let him out to serve be ROCKLAND. (cut remedy tur Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi­ Famil" Safeguard Kerosene Oil about its) forms, sculpturing it into ex­ will cornu at me with ull the force uf ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue W. a. NHOHE1, HAIR amp At Wholesale, dir Ask your grocer for A. K. BPKAU BLOCK. Over C. T. Spo»r’. quisite variety uf dent uud dimple uud bis brute nature, uud 1 have to keep him Pain in the Side, TO R PID LIVER. They it. Orders received by telephone. rounding or hollowing it into contours at buy with a pitchfork uud drive him «£Book Binder,^ WHISKER DYE. which for fineness no human hand ouu Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. • f. H ill-toil, buck iu bis pen. Give tbe hog exercise B a t h , M e . It contains uu aulpburlor Uad.ffiWu»hlng la FRED R. SPEAR. follow. Then she oolors it and every to give him muscles uud leun meat.— not required arrxn dying as In uLber dyes. Small Pill. 8mall Dose. W holesale druggists who have handled all the NO b PARK ST., ROCKLAND, ME. MONUMENTAL WORKS :• one of her touches of color, instead of Small Price. A. il. LugrungA iu Hural New Yorker. various dyes pronounce It the Unrt single prep­ being a powder mixed with oil, is a aration ever brought lo their nodes. Largest O i L Q T O n i A . General Cemetery Work. bottle and best dva tu the market. Bold by minute forest of living trees, glorious OA.STOXt.XA.. Societies for the prevention of cruelty all druggists. wholesale agents, Geo. C. la ex Granite and Marble. iu streugth uud beauty and concealing to animals ought to take in baud the Goodwin A Co., Boston, Maas.; Cook, Everett IWJ THOMASTON, MK Nun M. O. tt. ii. Dspot wonders of structure. k Pennell, Pordand, Me ; John W . Pe kins VUppM. question of docking horses. Co., Port laud, Me. Orders Suhcitsd- B.tU/.clluu Ousrscited G THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1897

that even reporter* failed to gain admission. The list of participants is a guarantee that the Courier-Gazette Bicycle Contest characters were correctly interpreted. The OUR BARGAIN SALE Courier-Gazette Bicycle Contest THOMASTON cast wa« as follows: B L a s t. . . Zargoth, a semi-barbaric king, 5 lines of All Wool Suiting, sold for $10, $11. Q f W l Rralttrr...... Votr for M. C. Mathews fir (jitter...... Vote for Ikvid, a wealthy courtier, R. C. Smith $12, your choice, 4 7 O . V U Ardm«,...... Zar’, a guard, beloved by the princess, 1 Chance! In thia content n nice bicycle manufactured E. K. Izcvensaler All our $13, $14, $15 Suits, in neat mixture, C I O (T f) In Ibis Contest a nice bicycle manufactured by the Monarch Cycle Oo. will be given to the all wool—your choice by the Monarch Cycle Co. wilt be given to the boy or girl In Thomaaton receiving the largcat Othbor, keeper of the king’s tigers, -P * boy or girl In Camden receiving the largest number of votea. J. McDonald number of votea. Coelb, the princess, daughter ofZargoth, 200 pairs all wool Pantaloons, regular price $2, <£ f A O .. . V 1.1 I !»■—WM— — 'I I. MW.1—KUBJSWBTfft Nettie Lcvensaler RI’I.I’S Ol I HI < O \ I I >T RI LES o r THK CONTEST $2 25, $2.50—your choice, 47 ■ • W DON’T MISS IT. Finini, lady-in-walting to the princess, Each yearly subscription for The Courier- Each yearly anhacrlptlon for The Conrier- Margaret Ruggles 100 Odd Boys' Suits, rcgulor price. $3, $3 50, CIO Gazette, accompanied by 82, will entitle azette, accompanied ny $2, will entitle the Hetra, slave of the princess, Mabel Hewett favoritetbe subscriber boy or girl to In cast Camden. 100 votes tor bis , , A fter A ligns! 20 m y N o rth W nshinuton ’’’’®'0Sr®P*Ji ® ’ 11ren7' (l W,U be • abacriber to cast 100 votes for his favorite $4—your choice, 47-^-<7 v / joy or girl in Thomaston. Courtiers, ladies-in-waiting, guards, herald. With at!-month, subscription is given so closed for good. Until thnt lime I shall make pictures at reduced rates, With six months subscription ia given 50 merchants, slaves. No trouble to show goods. Your money back for asking. votes. Tills applies to paying np subscrip- __ . . _ _ - votes. This applies to paying tip subscrip­ Act 1st, Court of Zargotb. z\ct 2d, The tion arrearages as well as new aubscriptions tion arrearages as well as new subscrip­ Same. Act 3d, Othbor’s Cell. Act 4th, No subscription received for less than six Cabinet Photos. $1.50 per doz. tions. No subscription received for less Royal seats above the arena. months. than six months. Coupons will be printed in each issue of Your Last Chance. Open the last three days of each week. Coupons will be printed in each issue of J. E. Mears is having repairs made upon The Courier-tyizette until and including The Courier-Gazette until and including his buildings—Mrs. Ella Copeland is making Tuesday, Aug. 17, 1897. The contest will Tuesday, Aug. 17, 1897. The contest will improvements upon her grounds on Knox close at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening, Aug. F. W. CUNNINGHAM, SO. LIBERTY close at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening, Aug street----- The Knox Club occupied the T. S. 18, 1897. Newsdealers will please make a 18,1897. Newsdealers will please make fl Andrews cottage at Fleasant Beach last week note of the fact that this office will not note ol the fact that this office will not ac­ ----- Sch. Woodbury Snow sailed Monday for OKEf^lCE^TTGERS. accept any returned papers with the coupon UNION VINALHAVEN cept any returned papers with the coupon New York with lime from Burgess, O’Brien & cut out. cut out. Any boy or girl in Camden can enter con­ There was a large attendance at the Congre­ The beautiful cantata entitled Queen Any boy or girl in Thomaston can enter Co----- Sch. Cyrus Chamberlain arrived Satur test. The standing of the contestants will be gational church Sunday evening. The con­ Esther is soon to be presented at Memorial contest. The standing of the contestants day with coal for J. O. Cushing & Co.—The ST- GE0R6E WARREN published In each issue. cert given by Mrs. James Mitchell, Mrs. II. Opera House under the auspices of the will be published in each issue. postponed picnic of the Methodist Sunday The wheel is manufactured by tbe T. Millay, Miss Hattie Burkett, Miss Mary Memorial Association. Prof. A. D. Foudray, The wheel is manfactured by the Monarch school will be held at Ingraham’s Hill Wed­ Tenant’s Harbor.—Atthur Brown Mrs. Bertba E. Feyler has nisde repairs on Monarch Cycle Co. and to tiie fortunate boy Pendleton, Miss Foss and Henry Lamb, was home (or a two week’s vacation------Burke her bouse at Malcolm's Corner and what was who is a skillful leader in conducting and Cycle Co. and to the fortunate boy or girl, nesday----- Dr. A. P. Heald is having repairs or girl, who succeeds in winning it, means very much enjoyed-----The Button block aiding musical presentations, has been en­ who, succeeds in winning it, ineaus lots of made upon his residence----- Capt. F. E, Rivers left fot Boston Saturday------Fred always an attractive home is still more so now lots of liealtli and pleasure. Address ail letters and communications to receiving a new coat of paint and tbe hotel gaged by the society and success is assured. bealth and pleasure. Watts of sch. Jennie F. Hall has chartered to Snow left for Boston Saturday------Mrs Mrs. Lizzie Mathews of Malden, Mass., her will be treated likewise------G. IT. Tall»ot and Address all letters and communications to Emma Williams of Martinsville has been daughter, has been with her this Summer------VOTING EDITOR, The Courier-Gazette The principal parts will be assigned by him load at Boothbay Harbor and Portland for son cf Camden were in town Saturday and the assistirg chorus of forty ypices under VOTING EDITOR, The Courier-Gazette, visiting her mother Mrs. W. V. Dunbar the Five were baptized in the Georges River at The Contestants Port Spain. The captain and Mrs. Watts left The posUffice plum is neatly ripe and ki his training. The Contestants this morning for Portland----- Advertised let past week------Miss Mary A. McIntosh Warren village on Sunday------The pastor of Miss Blanche Schwartz...... 1000 ing ones say it will drop very soon now. We Cecilia M. Honey.. 2100 ters Aug. 2d : Thomas Collens, E. F. Patter arrived here Saturday------Mr. and Mrs. W. the Baptist church will be absent from his MIss Faustte A'ardwell...... 1786 The many friends of J. Francis will be 1780 are watting for a “Ooaid of arbitration” to act, Alta McCoy...,.. son, Chas. L. Snow-----Miss May Lewis of H. White arrived here Saturday------Sch pulpit three Sundays. Rev. E R. Stearns pained to learn that he is confined to bis *iva . Hyler...... 1628 at present------Mrs. Frank Sherman and twu home by serious illness. Brookline, Mass, is in towp----- Arthur Ellioi Addie B. Mitchell, Burdick, master, arrived will again occupy his pulpit, beginning Aug. CAMDEN children of Caradm are visiting her parents, here Saturday------Sch. Eldorado, with ust 8. The residence of Col. and Mrs. T. G. Libby carried a party down river Monday in yacht The large congregation in attendance at Mr. and Mrs. Ziba Simmon?------Wingate, THOMASTON Ida. general merchandise from Portland to Mill Five candidates were baptised at the river Simmons & C .sent a fine cariyaii to Capt wa9 the scene of a delightful 5 o’clock tea bridge struck on a rock near the bar at side on Sunday last by Rev. Herbert E. the Congregational church Sunday bad the party Thursday. Mi93 Clyde Lioby was host­ Col. and Mrs. Charles Rivers of Boston are pleasure of again enjoying the artistic playing E. S. Farwell of Rockland, Monday----- Capt. uests of Mr. J. C. Lcvensaler. Southern Island about 3 o’clock Sunday Thayer of the Baptist church. J. W. Sleeper of Boston, a ormer resident ess of the occasion and entertained most ROCKPORT morning. She floated in about three hours Daniel Teague, who has been ill several of Mrs. Reuel Robinson on the big organ. happily the following young ladies: Misses The bicycle that some fortunate young lady of Union, was in town a few days ago------The Rockport Town Sunday School conven but filled up. The vessel was taken to R. weeks, from a shock of paralysis, passed away Mrs. Julia Matthews arrived Thursday from C. K. Watson and wife of Rockland were Mae Rolfe, Edith Mills, LaVern Graham, in this town is to ride as the result of the tion will be held on the afternoon and evening Long’s wharf, pumped out and patched up Saturday morning. Hit funeial occurred on Denver, Colo , and will make her home with Maude Smith, Lida Calderwood and Alda voting contest now going on in this paper has here recently------F. J. Wiley and wife of Ca of August 4 at the Methodist church, in this and will proceed on her voyage------Miss Monday at 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Crosby, Washington den were guests at the Burton House, lately Winslow. The tsa proper was supplemented arrived. It is a fine looking machine and one town. Every one is requested to bring their Laura White of Brighton, Mass., is Mrs. Addie Starrett returned home last street----- Albert II. Bickmore of New York by cold meats, choice pastry, cocoa and fruit. of which any young lady might well feel ----- Mrs. L. R. Morton and her Sunday-school own supper. Tables will be spread in the town for a few weeks------Mrs. C. Friday after a week's vacation. She was is visiting old friends here------The singing of class enjoyed a pleasant picnic a short time At 8 the following gentlemen joined the proud. The contest is drawing to a close and Glidden and Mrs. J. Whitehouse, who have accompanied by her nephew, Lewis Pratt ladies: Messrs Pierce, Fobbs, C. Boman, Mc­ it will be a struggle from now to the end. vestry, where tea, coffee, sugar and milk will Miss Jennie Hill at the Methodist church is since----- The Edison talking machine, for be furnished free to all. A very interesting been visiting in Massachusetts, returned ----- Gertrude Newbert daughter of Rev. E. much appreciated by the attendants. Intosh, B. Boman, Lermond, Vinal and F. I. Jackson, who has been making a short benefit of Bethel Rebekah Lodge, at Town program has been furnished by the committee. home Saturday night------Mrs. E. C. Hart E. Newbert is visiting relatives here. The annual sale to be given by the ladies Hall, thia Tuesday evening------Tent show Smith. A very pleasant evening passed de­ visit in Thomaston, returned to his home in Revs. Evans, Preble and Ross of Camden will of Brighton, Mass., arrived Monday. Rev. E. R. Stearns of the Congregational of St. Thomas parish in the Opera House, voted to music, social chat and the serving of Boston Friday. back of Burton House every night this week. be present to participate in the exercises of Martinsville.—Miss Lena Harris has church is absent on his vacation. Sunday Friday afternoon of this week, together with Moving pictures and variety program is refreshments of ices and assorted cake. Don’t fail to attend the drama “Damon and both afternoon and evening. Pres. Butler of returned home from Bath where she has been the pulpit was occupied by Rev. Maurice the presentation of “Nan, the Mascotte,” in announced. Messrs Pierce and Fobbs with mandolin and Pythias” at Watts Hall Friday evening. The Colby will deliver the address in the evening. Prince, professor of the college in Carlisle, banjo finely rendered several selections. Mr. visiting her aunt Mrs. Abbie Allen. Miss the evening promises to be a treat for our Zeron Thompson is home from Boston on a play and actors are first class. The company Mrs. E. J. Southard and daughter Bessie Harris was much surprised to find a nice Penn. A large congregation had the pleasure people. This play was written by Gilbert Boman gave a piano solo and Miss Winslow will come here under the auspices and for the ol listening to a very eloquent sermon. short visit. He is employed on the electrics and Mr. Vinal entertained the company with have returned from a visit to Ash Point----- wheel in her room on her return------Mrs. Fred Patten of this town and has been produced there------Mrs. Anna Jones has been at North- benefit of Arcana Lodge, K. of P. Miss Alice Merriam has returned from Port Keen of Tenant’s Harbor spent Sunday with Highland.—We make hay now when several times to large and enthusiastic audi­ solos and duets. All together it was an the fog shines------The Christian Endeavors port for a few days------The “Red and Yellow especially enjoyable event and will linger Harry Shibles who has a position in Lewis­ land where she went to have her eyes treated her sister Mrs. Levi Harris at Martinsville- ences. The cast will be even stronger than Club” composed of young folks are making ton is at home----- Miss Louise Curling en­ ----- Miss Lillian Young has gone to Boston Alfred Butman was st home from Vinalbaven of this place held their first meeting of conse­ at the othetpre.ent.lion. The author will fine progre„ undet ,he induction of Mr.. H. long iD the memories of those who partici­ cration last Wednesday------A. G. Robinson pated. tertained a select party at cards Saturday where she will make an extended visit----- Sunday------Mrs. M. K. Rawley is very low at be seen a. Ben Klood, R. II. Crockett as j- j|,||gy ------Biroine, young .on of Mr.and evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hewellof Taunton, Mass., the present writing. The family have but is rusticating down Searsport way------Hans » r eoC°o..Sn” it v 7 d’ A , L- cB,e?n J!*. P r- Mr.. Chi.. A. Q. Simmon., wa. hit in the Miss Louise Carver is the happy owner of are guests of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Hark­ little hopes of her recovery. A heart trouble Floras carries the mail pro tern------Wm. Windsall" and Walter R. Mansfield as “Arthur back of hi» neck by a young playmate early a handsome Victoria bicycle which arrived A game of base ball was played on the Knowlton, who drives on the road for Burn­ Stimpson grounds Saturday fternoon between ness-----Lemuel T. Robinson has moved to is the cause of her sickness------Mrs. Lncy E. Sherwood.' Those who have seen thi. play , „ t s ; and „ , rei uU ol ,£e |,|ow . | , rge Saturday. Camden----- Mrs. Charles St. Clair and Holbrook is visiting her mother Mrs. J. T. ham parties, was at home over Sunday------will go again while those who have not should A severe rain storm Thursday failed to in­ a Camden team and a local team. The game Elmer Spear has made some very decided swelling has appeared. Local physicians was rather too much one way to be specially children of Ellsworth are visiting Mrs. St. Rawley. Mrs. Holbrook has not been at her not fail to do so. advise the patents to send tbe boy terrupt the plans for several social gatherings Clair’s mother Mrs. Louise Heath------Mrs. old home for two months on account of sick­ improvements on his buildings------Mrs. not the least enjoyable of which was that held interesting. The Tbomastons won by the Frankie Fish of Camden is visiting her parents The following party of young ladies are to Boston for treatment which will probably score of 22 to 10. The local team was made James Walker of Boston is the guest of Miss ness----- Joseph E. Hooper returned to the occupying the Martin cottage on the shores be done------We are told that two young men at the house of Mr. and Mrs. G W. Vinal. Agnes Sylvester----- Eugene True and son Burnt Island Life Saving station Aug. I----- Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Robinson------Wm. A bounteous and tempting supper was served upas follows: Peab< dy, catcher; McDon­ Knowlton and wife made their friends George of Lake Megunticook; Miss Anna Babb, went fishing the other day and brought home ald, pitcher; Lewis, first base; Levensaler, Payson are guests cf Mrs. Lizzie Spear------Mrs. Belle Clark has a call to Port Clyde for Roxbury, Miss Helen Manthrope, Jamaica the same night 137 perch and pickerel------followed by a pleasant social evening. Mrs. E. C. Dunbar is visiting in Belfast, guest two weeks at Mr. and Mrs. Higgin’s, where a Macomber and wife of Thomaston a visit second base; Welt, third base; Foster, short Monday of last week. Plain, Misa Mabel Bennett, Arlington, Miss Summer boarders arc in evidence all over Owing to increasing business and the im­ stop; Mathews left field; Winchenbach, of Mrs. O. E. Paterson------Mr. and Mrs. J. little stranger has come to stop with them. Wilding, Charlestown, Miss Pleasantville—J. P. Jones is haying in town----- Lawyer Johnson of Rockland was possibility to do extra work at the present uet W. Taylor of Taunton, Mass., are guests of Port Clyde.—The repairs on sch. Ella center; Newhall, right field. Union on the Theron Blake farm------There Florence Potter and Miss Edith Dean of iu town Sunday------Tbe sermon by Rev. T. factory quarters, on account of the small Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Harkness----- The Pressey are about completed. She will be South Boston. Tbe young ladies are chaper­ P. Gales Sunday was an exceptionally strong dimensions of the building, it has become Mr. George Elliot and family, Mrs. T. A. schooner Ida C. Southard, Capt. Blake, was is another boarder in C. P. Payson’s family. Carr, Miss Helen Carr, Frai k Carr, Mrs. Lin- ready for sea in a tew days----- Sch. Nellie oned by Mrs. Alfred M. Hinds. one. A large audience was present------Will necessary either to remove the local branch towed out of the harbor Thursday with 1228 G Davis is on the ways having a new coat of It is a girl------Hattie May Lermond returned scott and Professor Harry Linscott ol Chicago to her home in Bath last week------Mrs. Irene Miss Mattie Hazelton and Miss Maud Tyler returned to Boston on the boat from of the L. C. Chase Co. to another town or tons of ice for Washington from the Rockport paint put on and some slight repairs made Rockland, Saturday night----- Mrs. A. P.Rob- erect a new structure especially for the busi­ and Miss Frances Wilson of Bangor returned Ice Co. Russell is with Mrs. C. P. Payson for a short Keith, who have been guests of Mrs. J. B. Friday from an outing at Gay’s Island. -----Sch. L. M. Webster arrived last Friday Long, have returned to their home in Somer­ bins was at Rockland over Sunday, the guest ness. At a meeting of the board of trade with freight for the traders----- The crew of time----- Rev. II. E. Thayer was in this place Letters received from Mrs. IT. H. McLeod, Veazie’s Band has re-organized and ’tis ville----- Walter R. Mansfield, Everett N. of her daughter Mrs. M. P. Judkins, Spring T uesday a committee was appointed to confer said to be better than ever before. Charles the Burnt Island Lite Saving Station went on one day last week making calls------Dea. Geo. 'rom Manila, Philippine Islands, announce W. Kalloch was taken suddenly ill one day Curtis and Frank Mansfield, of Boston, are street------Mrs. S. N. Butler is visiting at with Mr. Kendall, president of the company, he engagement of Miss Effie Tucker of this Veazie is leader. There was a time when duty at 12 o’clock last Saturday night. The here for the Summer. Rockland this week------Clarence Golding was and we sincerely hope the result will be in Veazie’s Band was as good as any in the same men go back who served last yeat----- last week whde at work in the bayfield and dace to Mr. Wm. Harrison of Manila. The was in a critical condition for a tew days. M. C. Whitmore has been awarded the in town Saturday, bound for his home in our favor. A building to meet the necessary state. Headquarters have been secured in The canning factory is putting up lots of fish Rockland------F. M.Davis of the firm of Morse demands would need to be 100 x 60 ft., two ’edding will take place in September. the old quarters in Carleton block. ------Tve fishermen are getting some nice Congestion of the liver was the cause------Joe contract to furnish coal for the village cor­ Blackington has returned home from a trip to poration the coming year. The contract calls & Davis, photographers, Rockland, was in story with basement and fifty people would Mr. James Dingley of Boston spent Sunday mackerel----- There is a large number of town last week taking views for Thurston be employed. Tbe present building employs in town. The Carleton House is now closed. ------Several from here went to Warren for 75 tons. Several parties would like to have it but no Summer visitors in the place at present, the Bros. S'x’v plates were used—John Starrett ♦hirty. Sunday to attend the baptism------Mary The managers of the steamer Governor F. P. Peaslee opened his market for busi­ satisfactory arrangements have as yet been hotel and boarding bouses having about as of South Hope is at work for E.Burkett & Co. Misses Edith and Stella Forest of East ness Friday night. The opening was at­ many as they can accommodate----- J. G. Russell is visiting ber brother W. C. Russell Bodwell have arranged for the Sunday special made. With the right man in charge this West Warren------Lottie Payson returned while Herbert Messer takes his vacation; he Boston, Mass., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. tended by a son of Montville visited last week at Will Hackett’s home of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Walls----- Mr. Northport—The ordinance of baptism was ad­ W, Kenneth Ellsworth of Lynn., Mass., is is visiting her daughters in Camden Mrs. Up­ ion are with him visiting this place------Mrs. visiting in Boston and vicinity-----J. O. ministered to three candidates at the Baptist ham and Mrs. Herrick------Mr. Stover bad a Arthur Libby and children Raymond and ----- Frank Fuller and sister, Mrs. Maud Bol­ and Mrs. Wilbur Lovejoy and daughter the guest of Capt. and Mrs. L. P. Heald------Lauterjung of New York is in town for a few Louise of Lincoln were guests last week of church Sunday evening—Frank Carr who has Mrs. C. L. Pascal returned Saturday from a slight attack of heart trouble last week. Hazel ol Pittsfield, after spending a few weeks days. ster returned to Norway last week----- Fred been spending a few days at his home here in this place with ber sister Mrs. C. A. Payson, Burgess and wife are quite sick------Miss Mr. and Mrs. T. Libby------Miss Minnie week's visit at Moosebead Lake with a party East Sennebec—Miss Myrtle Henderson The late arrivals at the Mountain View are Mamie Ware is at home for her vacation------Carnes arrived Thursday for a vacation visit ■returned to Waterville Saturday------Miss of friends----- Ernest Carleton is home from is home from Boston for a few weeks visit 17 was taken----- Work is yet at a MATINICUS two daughters Edith and Lela have been at weeks with bis parents Mr. and Mrs. IL L. bis auut Mra. Osborne Barbour----- Miss Fan­ “Had mackerel for my dinner’’------men. The parts are reputed to have been ing her uncle Elias Hall and family, also ber nie Duntou has returned from a visit in stand still at tbe pants factory-----But very cousin Mrs. Hittie Myrick at Cosy Cot Farm Port Clyde fur the past week------V. R. McLaughlin------Mrs. II. G. Robinson is quite few have finished baying----- Palmer Ryan is Summer rusticaters are beginning to arrive well sustained, but so strictly was the rule Oxford------Misses Nina and Hattie Clement ------Work at tbe Matinicua Fishing Co. against the admission of gentlemen enforced ----- Chas. Banton arrived home from Water­ Taylor and E. M. Maloney, Jr., are getting sick at this writing. Mrs. Martha Clark spent at work for John Leach haying----- Miss Nora hay at Stune's Point------Mr. and Mrs. have returned to Waltham after an extended place of busines* is booming—Edw. Crie and ville Tuesday night------Moses Clement and the day with hei Sunday------Mis. Mary Rob­ visit here. Hart is at work for Rev. V. W. Hills. Walter Gilchrest are the proudest men on the Charles Rivers of Malden, Mats., were the inson spent the day Saturday with her niece wife, and Mra. Crie's parents Mr. and Mrs. gues’s of hit parents Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lillian McCardy----- Ella Robinson called on Smith of Rockland, have been visiting here N e w Coods in . . road. They have finished haying while the FREEDOM and at Cricbaven----- Henry Young baa been rest have but fairly begun------A despatch Rivers recently----- Donald and Clarence Mrs. Charles Smiley one day last week reached here Wednesday night of the death Rivers are at Washington visiting relatives George Hussey visited at James Hussey’s WASHINGTON C. H. Cummings of Indiauapolis has been at bis home here for a while and left for his home in Rockland Friday----- Misses Ada Men’s Suits of Ronald Wayne, youngest son of Rev. J. B. ----- Mrs. John R. Taylor and son Harry are Saturday----- Ed. Moody and wife went to No. Washington.—With regret we report in town the past week----- Mrs. Lennie visiting at V. R. Taylors’*------Miss Ger­ Holmes is spending her vacation with hor and Alena Young of Rockland are visiting $ice« 35 to 42, Bryant of Wayne, formerly of Knox. The Whitefield last week------George Fletcher of the death of Mrs. Sadie Dart, a young mar­ lemains were brought here Thursday for trude Maloney is visiting friends at Port Unity was here Sunday------Mrs. Mary ried lady of 18 years. She was ill for some mother, Mrs. L. A. Wiggin----- Mrs. Wesley their former home here----- Herbert L. Young Only $ 6 . 0 0 interment. The family have the sympathy Clyde----- Master Sauimie Maloney ol Thom­ Smiley and Mrs. Kclsie Smiley have been en­ months and passed peacefully away last Wed­ Wiggin is at Hotel Maine----- While assisting and wife and daughter Mildred ol this place Tbi* i» a* good ao can be fouud for aston was at Irving Harrington's last week. tertaining friends from away------Mrs. Maitba nesday. She lived, prior to her marriage, a , one of his ,, neighbors c . . in baying Woodman are visiting in Rockland and vicinity with rel­ of the whole community------Mr. and Mrs. atives and friends. .it price, maybe little better. Benj. Post arc both in a critical condition------Clark called on Jennie Hussey Sunday------number of years with Mr. aud Mrs. Charles McDonald got his foot and leg very badly in- Mrs. Etta Nutt and two sons of Fairfield are Owl's Head.—Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Auaius Dr. Delany was called to see Mrs. II.G . Rob­ Cunningham. A true wife, a loving mother, Juied----- Mrs. Abbie Lamson is away fora F. W. Devoe & Co.; established 1754. Another line 35 to 42 die* stopping with her parents for a few weeks------of Rockland called on friends here recently. inson Sunday nigbt------Eugene Hussy bat she was respected by all. She leaves a little wccks------Mr* and Mrl* Loring Penney Chas. Gilchrest and wife of Knox Station ------Mrs. Elmer Ruudlctt and three daugh­ been doing quite a business baying this year; girl 17 months old and many friends to regret | returned to their borne in Elliot, Mass , Wed- Men’s Georges River Goods visited at I.ILVose’s Friday------Chas. Thomp­ ters Eva, Lena and Carrie (tout Tapleyville, be is cutting grass on lour farms. her uutimely death----- Mrs. O. W. Evans aud 1 nesday------The cheese factory here appears son of Belfast was in town Friday. Mass., arc visiting friends here----- F. M. Mrs. R. J. Campbell visited at No. Union a I to be in a flourishing condition----- The wind No question about the wool pan, these Smith gave some of his visitors a butkboatd In sardines, owing to the small run of fish few days last week------T. W. Cuuniugham 1 P1#y» pra“k* sometimes. Last Wed- suits only •».<«. The New England Agricultural Society is ride Saturday. They visited the quarries and so far this season, packers have dune very will close bis No. Washington studio for good oesday a top carnage was left not far from Dr. Frank E. Freem an growing profuse in its lusty manhood. This other places of interest in Rockland------little. Dealers who have held back for some about the 20th. Sec ad. on another page ! brow lbc h*11 aDd il is supposed that —The bad weather lias nearly spoiled a laige lbc toP bUcd wlth w,nd fur u wai fouod Alt the uew shapes and color, in year, at the big fair to be held at Rigby Park Arthur Whitcomb of Roxbury, Mass., who time from making purchases of any quantity, VETERINARY SURGEON. expecting to buy in time as cheap as £2.10 to lot of hay here lately----- Mrs. E. S. Hannon ! on 0Dc wd« aud lbc uPPcr wbee,a rc’ li»ts and Caps, Fancy Shirts, all styles, and the pjrtland Auditorium, it oflers thirty has been spending a couple of weeks at Ruse i Hili farm, returned home Saturday nigh*.------$2.15, have suddenly concluded that they had of Hostile Valley is visiting at Daniel Han- | volviug quite rapidly. No great damage was beet on the market for 5

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL haven, Edgar Robbins, Lee Olivet, Willie AN INGENDIAHT FIRE DON’T FORCEt Biker, John Carver and Ralph Baker. There Are Not flany W. O. Fuller, Jr., and family are Klin* and Shed* Br1nn20,000. The Insurance is partial. E. W. Berry&Co., boots, shoes,furnishings. Revere, Mass, visited in the city last week. The destroying element had got In its Mrs. Frank Leach and son Arthur of W E N T W O R T H &. CO., 33b Main St. work to pretty good advantage when It was 404 Shoe store, " “ “ Mrs. Inez Patterson and daughter of Brock­ Providence are at Francis Tighe's. Covered by Insurance ton, Mass, are visiting at J. F. Leo’s. Gutdy discovered by officer Post and by the time the Wentworth & Co., “ “ Mrs. Joseph Glover and son Jack of Som­ TtOCKIjA I* what a senafble bualneaa man i« al­ street. first company responded to the alarm which H .N . Keene, boots shoes and rubbers. erville, Maas., are at S. II. Webb’s. ways able to asy In case o f a fire. Prompt New England Clothing House,clothing,etc. President George E. Macomber of the street he rang in from box 37 there was an ex­ liberal and satlafactory settlement of all claims Miss Ella Caswell of East Boston is visit­ ceedingly hot blaze in the W. P. Hurley guaranteed. J. F. Grcguty & Son, clothing and bicycles. railway was in the city from Augusta, Satur­ THE SPORTING WORLD MARINE MATTERS* Mayo & Rose, clothing and furnishings. day. ing Mrs. A. H. Jones, Summer street. kiln shed. The flames spread with astonish­ ing rapidity .ind by the time the general alarm ALFRED S. BLACK, S. M. Veazie, stoves and hardwate. Miss Lizzie M. Perry is enjoying a three Miss Pauline Dillingham of Houston, News of an Athletic Flavor Cnlled From Texas, has been visiting at A. S. Rice’s. W hat Our Home Vessels Are Doing.—2000 in­ in Tremont, Mt. Desert. latter having been reduced to a point be­ surance on its two kilns and sheds and >31500. B e s t Gent* Liat Turner J. H. JEsq. very pleasantly at Lucia Beach. Augusta next Saturday and will swell tbe ranks 2.12 and he much desires to carry away some rates are quoted firm upon their present The Hurleys have only a partial insurance, Atwood R A Ward Ricker K Mist Ella Kaler celebrated her fourth at the state muster to the tune of about 55 of the best prizes. basis. River Plate lumber freights remain the exact figures on which we are unable to- Iturfci* Capt Janie* Ladies Liat men. Tbe boys are all laying their plant for quiet. Occasional orders are received and Boyd Rev Duvld Brown Mr* Franklin N birthday, Friday afternoon, at the borne of g ve. Campbell C C Bebun Mra John some jolly, good times and the rifle men are placed at £7.50 and $8.50 from Boston or The Limerock Railroad trestle work if fully In O u r ber parents on Bunker street. A number of The entries for the handicap race closes' Chase Roy Kaalniau Mra Cha* other young misses assisted in tbe pleasant gettiog in some active practice. Portland to Buenos Ayres and Rosario, and insured. The Railroad Company estimates Cobb Hon H fc» Jones Mra Sarah 11 Tbe following is the make-up of the First today and for other events on Friday. The |8 and <9 from the Provinces. The Gulf that it will take only two or thicc weeks to Flaher Cairt G J Lord Mra Maud event. indications are that there will be a big field of Freeman Willie K*q Mattbewa Mlaa Mary Regimental title term of the national guard, rate remains >11.75 and >12.25 as to size to put it in thorough repair and there are but L i n e U uwei Chui Marlin Mra II A Mra.H. D Kennedy,Mita Berta Brewster,Mias with substitutes, as submitted Col. E. C. Far­ staitera in each event. Montevideo and Buenos Ayres, though very Hazel Spear, Miss Winnie Spear, Mist Kathie four kilns which will be deprived of its service Harriman Capt R A Plllabury Mra. Kila A 1* rington, tbe inspector general of rifle practice, little inquiry is noticed. There is no im­ in the meanwhile. The main line is not Hannun M ailer Frank Spear Belle D Mugridge and Miss Grace Chadwick are by Lieut. George A. Anthoine, tbe regimental provement in tbe line of Brazil or other The Best Tobacco Ryan Master Bernard Smith MlaalTullla cettaging at the Haskett cottage, Pleasant Quite a number or our nest focal peddlers damaged a particle. Robert* G A K*q Sliumona Mra laaac inspector of rifle practice: South American freights. Very few vessels It is the opinion of prominent lime mer­ Best Biands of Cigars Beach. are going to fight for honors and if trial spins Btaw Luca* Wurren Mra Fannie Lieut. George A. Anthoine of Col. Ken­ count for anything all the prizes will not leave are needed for berth or other purposes, hence chants that tbe fire should be given a careful Best Quality of Pipes Sawyer Willie Young Mlaa Mabel George W, Parker and wife with tbeir no quotable change in rates has occurred. Turner Thomas dall’s staff; Lieut. C. E. Jeffrey, Co. G., the city. and thorough investigation and State Insur­ Best Assortment of Goods daughter Edna and son Stanley of Waltham, Biddeford; E. J. Cram, Co. G, Biddeford; There has been no appreciable increase in Best Kind of Treatment 25 ance Commissioner S. W. Carr of Bowdoin­ Tbe 18th of August will be a memorable Mats., are guests for a few days of Mr. and Capt. M. P. Stilea. Co. D, Norway; L. M. tbe demand for West India or Windward ham, who chanced to be present at the firn Mrs. E. A. Knowlton, Broadway and Lime- Cotton, Co. D, Norway; Capt. W. C. Good­ Interest in the meet is increasing every day tonnage. Some few orders are here, hut bas been approached with that motive in vie* . day at Poitland, Maine. Six of tbe finest ves­ and a large attendance is looked for. There sels of tbe North Atlantic Squadron, includ­ rock streets. win, Co. K, Brunswick; Capt. D. W. Love­ owners and captains are rcluctaut to embark An investigation would certainly seem tlu H oward Cigar Co, Among the guests registered at the Atlantic joy, Co. F, Augusta; substitutes, Paul J. Lid- seems to be a disposition to believe that there in the trade at this season, hence suitable proper course. ing the flag ship New York, the Massachusetts, will be loafing in the several events. The the Texas and Maine, will be there to do hon­ House are James R. Murphy, the Misses back, Co. A, Portland; Sergt. J. P. Kaler, vessels are rather difficult to obtain. Rates 404 MAIN STREET. Murphy and Miss Winifred Richards of Co. E, Portland. public can be assured that no loafing is to be are stronger, with the tendency somewhat or to tbe thirtieth exhibition of the New Eng­ allowed. A time limit will be placed on each land Agricultural Society. Boston, Dr. Joseph Murphy of Brookline, Col. Farrington baa designated tbe follow­ better. Coastwise lumber freights continue Tour* To the Yellowatoue Park aud i/'ull- Mass., and Frederick Forceville of San Fran­ ing sharpshooters from the First regiment to event which will be hotly contested. The dull and depressed. Rates are extremely fo r n la . cisco. compete for places on the state team and board of officials being selected will look out low, hence considerable dissatisfaction is ex­ “NEW DOMESTIC” IS THE BEST* for thia. Tbe young men who are back of An Autumo tour to California via tbe Yel- Goods are the Best also for the goveroor’i gold medal: Cor­ pressed. Colliers to the East are in steady Mrs. Dr. Benj. Williams was given a birth­ poral W. L. Smith, Co. G, Biddeford; F. E. this meet are determined to make it the most moderate request, with rates ruling firm, From luw.tuue National Park lonua an attractive day reception latt Saturday when many old part of Raymond & Wbitcoinb’a anuual pro­ Prices are the Lowest EARLY all our people have had Broad of every McCarthy, Co. E, Portland; John B. Hen­ attractive and the best meet ever held in tbe Philadelphia rates are slightly higher. friends aud neighbors called and were enter­ state. gram. Tbe party ia lo leave Uoaton August Variety the Largest grade— derson, Co A, Portland; A. R. Lang, Co. B, Ciuktkks.—Ship Edward O'Brien, Ma­ N tained by reminisences and fragments of Portland; A. A. Chapman, Co. F, Augusta; nila to Boston, hemp, >3.—Scb. Sallie 1’on, 31, and a full week will be devoted lo tbe ACH grooer know* lbe kiod lo buy lo ealiafy history of South Thomaston social life, and Lieut. M. A. Rice, Co. H, Rockland; and hence to Pernaiubaco, case oil 18 cents and Yellowatone region. Seattle, Tacoma and bia irade; treated to cake, ice cream etc. Ingraham Hill Band will be in attendance l’ortlaud are then to be visited, after which a E Sergt. A. C. Me Loon, Co. H. Rockland. during tbe afternoon to lend inspiration to the free lighterage.—Sch. Kate S. Flint, Bruns­ The Second regiment team, it is under­ wick to Colon, lumber, >7.—Sch. Jennie S. complete round of the varioua Californian re­ E all want Ihut which la the beat, u fact lhat'a Tbe Wcssawaakeag cottage,Pleasant Beach, riders and entertain the spectators. aorta will follow. Tbe return trip includes W not eurprlalug— is occupied by the following Rockland young stood, will probably be made up as follows: Hall, North Bootbbay and Portland to Trini­ Ferd Phelan, Edward Phelan, C. N. Tapley dad, ice and lumber, p. t.—Scb. S. M. Bird, Utah and Colorado points. Another party . a n d . . . ladies who are chaperoned by Mr. and Mri. will leave at tbe same time for the Yellow­ Frank L. Weeks: Misses Nina Frohock,Addie and Lieut. L. VV. Adams of Co. K, Calais; The road race in tbe morning will be an Edgewater to Halifax, coal, >1.—Scb. Jennie O M E ST IC 1* the loaf that it’* made by Capt. W. A. Paul, Co. B, Lewiston; M. L. event worth witnessing. It will be five miles Hall, Fernandina to New York, lumber, p. t. stone Park, returning direct. A descriptive General Household Supplies. Holmes, Mae Austin,Mabel Hodgkins, Lizzie book may be obtained without charge of Ray­ D *’ K. RISING. Perry, Marion Thomas, Jennie Berry, Gene­ Hutchinson, Co. M, Machias; and A. A. long and will have a large field of entries. —Bk. J. W. Elwell (relet) Tampa to Phila­ vieve Slayton Miss Jennie Trussed. Pleas­ Hutchinson, Co. L, Houlton. This will serve as a splendid advertisement delphia, phosphate rock, p. t.—Sch. M. Lu mond & Whitcomb, 296 Washington street, U ti leading merchants on tbe list thia baker Adjutant General Richards has given per­ for tbe events of tbe afternoon. ella Wood, Fernandina to New York, ties, Boston. king supplies ant Beach is enjoying a lively season and O it will be rendered none tbe less so by tbe mission for tbe regimental teams and others 1 cents.—Scb. Maynard Sumner, Philadel­ phia to Rockland, coal, 85 cents.— Scb. Alice McInnis know E. RISING sella his Bread lo many others body of marksmen than at any previous year Parts of the W hole too— in. Adjourning to the bouse a pleasing pro­ in its history. zette. that he is supplying customers every day C gram was rendered with musiual numbers by along hie Lee route*. Tbe matches of Saturday tbe 7th and tbe It tukee many thiuge to inuku a perfect muchiuu ao there arc quite a He has not aold out—he ia ou deck with Miss Stella Fuller, Miss Jennie Fuller, Miss following week promise to be sharply con­ the dueat outfit thia city ever saw. OTH out-of-town and here as wall, no lmlla Susie Rooses, Miss Hattie Carver, Miss tested, tb**re being several valuable prizes to Uumber of thiogn nece.uury to thoroughly enjoy cycling. We deal extensively FO R S A LE . tloua d o . loe delivered at your door at all houra. B Blanche Hamilton and Mias Tavie Brewer. go to tbe winners. in sundries. Toe Clips, Cyclometers, Saddles, Tires, Wrenches, Cement, A dubuuow** Ualusaft, W vuzu, huUl 86 loui, Let me put your name ou my list. Here also icfresbments ol ices, fruit aud con- foot ft. (ii4Ti'Z6fl- Leach, ft. Aldf*** OLLINS Brothers, Dailey, Howard and the j fections were served. The following young Pumps, Floor Stands, Hells, Handle Bars, Coins lets, Luuterus, Oils, ltims, lie- Box 61, KdgaxUfWU, Mum. 1 R uighl lunch o f Hili j ladies aud gentlemen enjoyed the affair: Business at Johnson's Bay factory at Lubec pair Outfit, etc. A tew more of those (sopulnr Clnsse Tough Trend tires left ACH have Id* Cake aud Faatry fresh which ’ Misses Maud Smith, Flotence Stover, Susie Ridge baa been quiet, owing to scarcity of We do repairing uud do it well for C.W. PERRY. E always fill the h ill; j Rooaeu, Nellie Brown, Neola Savage, Beasie fiab, but tbe small factories of Mowhiuny & VE8SEL FOR SALE. Manson, Jennie Fuller, Tavie Brewer, Stella Ramsdell and Ramsdell Bros, have been run­ WE ARE MACHINISTS. BUhlng »ch. C. k It. Taibox, 97 Ions N D Peter Kennody, Jerry Harrington aud Abel Fuller, Blanche Smith, Louise Freeman, Liz­ ning quite steadily. 'The latter firm baa bad t AHTOHIA-. Fuller as weU- with traw l* , UotUm and c*bl«. Thvruu7 UvsblAud, U«. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1SV»7

HAD NO FAITH IN PHYSIC. SHORT NOTES OF THE DAY AROUND THE COUNTY MRS. ELLA M’GARVT, Nice Second Hand Hay Tedder Qnern F.llrsltetb M l,ht Have Lived Longer The United States gunbnst Concord has New England Fair, ------The old things are rapidly giving way to W riting to Mrs. Ptnkham. Itn.t She Taken Medicine. sailed fot Sitka, Alaska. the new in thia age of audden changes and Of thi pfflcncy of physic Queen Eliza­ Earthquake shocks were felt at Saratoga, PORTLAND, ME. rapid advancements. A building a hundred 1 Second Hand W alter Wood Mower She says:—I have been using your beth hud always been skeptical. Now, N. Y. The vibrations were ftom East to years old is a rarity and a landmark. The 10 or 12 physicians enme to the palace, West. August 16, 17, 18,19, 20 nnil 21. old Law honae in Union bnilt in 1802 and al­ Vegetable Compound and find that it does all that It is recommended to do. each promising, “ with all manner of It is reported from Berlin that another 1 Jones Chain Mower ways occupied by the same family was rated shake-up in the Kaisei’s Cabinet is imminent. fo the ground last week to make way for a I have been a sufferer for the last four asseveration," “ her perfect and easy recovery" if she wopld fpllovr a simple A cloudburst near Carnegie, Pa., damaged more modern building. years with womb UNEXCELLED ATTRACTIONS, Course of treatment. Bat they spoke iu property to tbe extent of $25,000. No lives tro u b le , w eak GREAT BARGAINS IN ABOVE + vain. Nor ronld the protests of council­ were lost. back and excre­ Greatest Exhibit of Live Stock ever ...... The hotels along our coast are complain­ ors, divines and waiting women induce A jar containing $16,000 in gold was made in America. ing of the scarcity of Summer guests. There tions. I w as h a rd ­ her to accept medical assistance. Her p'nwed up by a negro larmer in a field neat are Summer people enough here but they ly able to do my Hogansville, Ga. Finest Trotting and Pacing Program of melancholy wns ' ‘settled and irremov­ A severe snow storm is reported all through Salem Cadet Band. just been held in Thomaston, the church at FAMILY REUNIONS coerced. Nevertheless, until the third the mountain districts of Colorado. At Crip­ Band and Orchestra Concerts. week they looked forward to a renowal Wiley's Corner is soon to be rededicated, and ple Creek the snow is 3 inches deep. Greatest and Most Expensive Pair of we might extend the list longer. What The Shihles’ reunion will be held at Oak­ of her old vivacity and the dispersal ol Sir John Skelton, the English author whose 1897. her lethargy. Bot during the week it we have mentioned are happenings of the land, Wednesday, August 18. Picnic dinner. writings under the nom de plume “Shirley” See the Best at cost of the Infericr. present day. All relatives are invited. was perceived that tbe ground she had attained great popularity, is dead. Special Rates by all Railroads. The Sumner reunion will be held August lost could only be recovered by miracle. The crew ol a Portugese gunboat were 18, with Mrs. E. M. Lamb, Center Lincoln­ On Wednesday, March 28, her coun­ massacred by rebellious natives near Chinde, Ask for N. E. Pair Excuralon Tickets ------1 be raising of that purse by the granite ville. on the Zanibesi River, East Africa. Admission 50 Cents. workers of Spruce Head for a fellow work­ cilors entered her bedchamber to receive The Copeland reunion will be held Aug. 60.64 man at Hurricane, who was injured while 11, at Cutting's Grove, Warren, Mrs. L. B. her last instructions. She had none to The manaion of tbe late Barney Barnato, celebrating oh the Fourth of July, was an act McIntyre. give. The nrchbisbop and bishops offered the South African “diamond king,” has been of kinduess characteristic of the workingman, The Parsons and Crawford families will up prnyernt her bedside and sho derived sold to Sir Edward Sassoon for / j 00,000. Mackerel on Maine Coast. It is not among the rich and affluent we must hold their annual reunion at Cutting's grove, some comfort from their ministrations. Dr. James W. Tupper, of Philadelphia, has TIIK NEW YORK CHAMPION HAY RAK E, the leader of the world In wood or *teel and the A special to the Breeze from Boothbay Deering All Steel Hake. . . . , . , . look for examples of true charity but among Warren, Friday, Aug. 13. W. O. Vinal, Sec. In the evening she sank into a quiel been appointed professor of English and his­ Harbor, uuder date of Wednesday brings the THE CHAMPION ALL STEEL TEDDER. We have thia tedder In wood oreteel, The heavy, the poor. Generally what the rich give is The annual reunion of the Lermond family sleep, such as she had sought without tory at the Western University, London. welcome news of mackerel on the Maine cumbersome gears on drive wheels have been dispensed with, and the center chain gear using steel chain performs the work with much ess friction and wear and tear. The draft la much reduced by the new given begrudgingly but the poor give from the will be held at the residence of Mr. Erastus avail for nearly n month. She nevet A diamond ring, valued at $500, which coast. heart although many times they have to make method of gearing. It has eomblned pole and shafts, they are the simplest In construction. The centre Lermond, Thomaston, Aug 25. If stormy, the woke again. "About 8 o'clock in the was lost by Mrs. John C. Bell, of Cape May, Tbe schooner Carrie E. Phillips, Capt. chain gears reduce the weight, the number of gears and the liability to get out of order. They are some personal sacrifice to do so. But true next pleasant day. Secretary, Maude H. morning of March 24 she departed thil N. J., a year ago, was found in the lock of a Albert Mallocb, put into Bootbbay yesterday right draft. charity is not to give when we have enough Lermond. door. with 40 barrels of fresh mackerel, and the □E*. a . - RooRiand, Mo, and to spare but to give when we have 10 take The annual reunion of the Tolman family life, mildly like a lamb, easily like 0 schooner Lizzie Maud, Capt. Ben Spurting, ripe apple from the tree.” When she The Secretary of the Interior iasued a Box 55. Catalogues Mailed Free away from ourselves. will be held with Mrs. Otis Tolman at the requisition 00 the treasury for the quarterly with 20 barrels, to be iced snd shipped to “Ladies Union” hall, Rockville, Wednesday, was examined after death, hor phy­ d* payment of pensions, amounting to $13,. Portland by steamer. Aug 25, weather permitting. If stormy the sicians reported thnt “ she had a body 900,000. These vessels report having taken the mack­ ------Never has there been such a Summer as first pleasant day following. of firm and perfect constitution, likely erel between Monhegan and Mstinicus, where Havana - Tobacco A Futile Effort this in this section and hotel men are almost Charles A. Springman, 19 years old, of The eighteenth annual Starrett family to have lived many years.” Death was, a guodlv number of small schools were show­ in despair. All Summer long a thick mantle gathering will he held in reunion grove, War­ Washington, D. C., who was badly bitten by Has advanced over In fact, prepared to the last to bargain a stray cur, six weeks ago, died in terrible ing. Only a few seiners were in the vicinity We never make efforts to induce of fog has hung over the water, lifting some­ ren, Thursday, August 19. If stormy on the and Wednesday the fleet ol 8 or 10 ran into what in the day time but falling again at 19th, it will be held on the first suitable day with her for a few more years of life, agony. peoplo lo visit our store iu search of but his terms implied an eufeeblement Boothbay on account of a fresh breeze from BO per cent In price mythical advertised bargains which do night. We haven’t felt it quite as badly here tnerealter, Sunday excepted. L. F. Starrett of Patrick Horan, of Girardville, Pa., is dying the eastward.—Cape Ann Breeze. as in some localities along the coast. For in­ Rockland is president and I. P. Starrett of of those faculties ou whose unrestricted from the effects of the sting of a locust. The not oxist or which are ‘‘just out.” stance at Southwest Harbor the story is told So Advance In Price Meant) No Havana Such methods are dishonest and are Warren, secretary. exercise her queenly fame seemed to hei wound was cauterized, but blood poisoning W liat Do The Children Drink? of a man who while shingling his bouse The third reunion of the Thorndike family to depend. By refusing to be party tc set in. In the Cigar. certain ultimately to prove futile. What shingled four feet onto the fog, and of another Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried tbe will be held at Capt. E. W. Harkness' grove. the truce she invited her overthrow, Tbe report that tbe British Government new food drink called Oraln*O? It le deltcloue and we advertise, we have, and it is always man living near the same place becoming lust Ballard Point, Rockport, Wednesday, Aug. 25, but she never acknowledged herself will take action toward excluding Americana nourhhlng and take, the place of coffee. Tbe more We use the line t Havana Tobacco exactly as represented. We are up-to- within fifty feet of bis own house, although he Oratn-U you give tbe children the more health you if pleasant; if stormy, next fair day. All vanquished. She made no will, she be­ ftom tbe Yukon region is denied by officials distribute through tholr eyotem. Graln.O le made we can buy in tbe manufacture of date grocers and we make careful se­ was born and always lived in the same place. of name, relatives and friends of family are stowed no gift ou any of the faithful at- at London. of pure grain*, and when properly prepared taste* lections of our stock. Anything in tho cordially invited. Picnic dinner. Myrtle E. The German press is unanimous in assert­ like the choice grade* of coffee but costs about M market can be had of us. Carter, sec. tend nuts who wept beside hor deathbed, ae much. All grocer* sell It. 16c. and 26. ------It has often been remarked that the and she declined to guide her council it ing that existing treaties forbid the exclusion A reunion of the Moody family,will be he’d of American grain as demanded by the Far­ farmer is the most independent of people, yet in Nobleboro, Aug. 24, at the old Moody the choice of n successor.—CornhiF Tbe Mountain View Hotel, Camden, Me., Groceries but very few of us stop to think of the many mers’ Alliance. F. O. Marlin, proprietor, is now open for tbe J. W . A. Cigar farm near the North church. All will be M agazine. trials that a farmer has to undergo. He is provided for ever night free of expense, and A choit boy discovered the bodies of twenty- season. This Hotel is delightfully situated, Canned Goods affected by the tariff lawj he cannot readily entertainment for those who cannot bring a A P L A C E F O R F IF T Y . six infants in tbe tower of St. Peter's Cburcb, overlooking Penobscot Bay and bas a first- Ami in order to maintain the high dispose of his products with profit unless the lunch basket. We are a large family and tiea at Seville, Spain. The warden and his wife class crusine. Dinners for parties a specialty. standard of quality for which this Provisions people who buy from him are prospering; of blood should induce us to make every effort A Statesman Who Found a Use For tin have been arrested. cigar is noted we are obliged to ad­ hard times with other people means bard to come together and get acquainted and Earning* of Ills Pen. Five missionary riots are reported to have Not W riting Hut Studying. vance the price of same to correspond Meats, etc. times with him also, no matter how many make it an occasion long to be remembered. occurred in Kiangsi Province, in as many as near as possible to the advance in bushels of gain and hay he might have stored "1 recall u pleasant incident in tht The report that Richard Mansfield, who is Ii stormy on that day the meeting will be the life of the late Representative Harter ol weeks. Tbe last in which three churches residing at tbe Stover cottage, Bluehill, ia price of Ilavutia Tobacco. W ait & Bond and Fauntleroy away in his barn, or how many barrels of fruit next fair day. W. H. Moody. were destroyed, occurred June II. or vegetables might be in the cellar; he can­ Ohio,” said an Ohio man the other day. writing his autobiography is incorrect. He Call for the J. W. A. Cigars und yon Cigars at Wholesale The third reunion of Eastern Maine Pilgrim After a courtship extending over a period says that he has not yet come to that point of not sell his beef, his mutton or bis butter Association will be held at Thomaston, Wed­ “ I wns nt his apartments one evening will make no mistake. and Retail- unless the people have' the where-with all to of sixty years, Streck L. Seallcross, aged 82 life when men write autobiographies. Mr. nesday, August 18. The members of the at the hotel where he lived during hit years, and Mrs. Eliza Robinson, aged 79 Mansfield is preparing “Timon of Athens,” buy. He has other troubles. Take for in­ Association, and friends interested in the Pil first term iu congress and was in the re­ stance this year. The incessant rains of the years, were married at Middletown, Del. "Tbe Devil’s Disciple” (by G. Bernard Shaw) giim ancestry, will assemble on toe grounds ception room with several friends whill and “The Master of Ceremonies" for his Spring destroyed all hopes of raising cer­ of E. S. Crandon, Knox street, during the The Secretary of War has awarded a medal Summer Garden Truck Fresh and tain crops but be looked out over his fields he was working in his office at the fai of honor to Col. Andrew McGunnigle, of opening in New York at the Fifth avenue Forenoon, and will there partake of their end of the suit of rooms. Presently he theatre in October. When Mr. Mansfield is J. W. Anflerson G ip r Go., and saw the grass growing as if by magic and picnic dinner. At one o’clock, at the ringing Asheville, N. C , for distinguished gallantry at with a merry twinkle in bis eyes he looked came out among us laugbiug and hold Cedar Creek, Va., October 19, 1S64. not studying he either sails with Capt. Kane HANUFACTURERS. < Ciisp Every Day. of the bell, the society and friends will gather on tbe sloop yacht “Libra,” rides his superb forward to at least an extra good hay crop. at Watt’s Hall, where the following exercises iug iu his hand a check. It is not expected that any serious compli­ 6&Ttf _____ The grass grew tall and thick but the rain “ ‘Oh,’ he said to us, ‘I am literary, cations will result from the insult offered tbe mare “Black Bess” in the country lanes, or will be given: Singing by the choir; drives with Mrs. Mansfield in her pony cart. continued to fall and the days of haying were address of welcome by Joseph E. Moote; as well as you are, and here’s a oheck flag of Portugal by a party of students in postponed from time to time and what was address by Edwin S. Crandon, ol Chelsea, for $50 I have just got from a maga­ South California on tbe 4th of July. E. S. Farwell, thought was going to be an extra good crop Mass.; singing by the choir; short speeches Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Ans,. 1896 TA XES bat turned out to be nothing extra after all. zine for an article that I wasn't expect­ The French Chamber of Deputies, by a by members and guests; music; election of vote ol 518 to 18, adopted the recommenda­ To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag THE GROCER, I he twinkle in hit eyes bat gone giving way to ing to get anything for. ’ nolle, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To- officers, reports, and other matters of busi­ "I told him I was not that literary, tion ol the budget committee appropriating a more serious expression. It is estimated ness. Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes wonk men M ust Be Paid Corner Park and Union Sts . that the hav crop in this county has been for I couldn’t sell one article for $50, 7,000,000 francs toward strengthening tbe strong All druggists, 6O0 or tl. Cure guaran­ navy. damaged to the extent of thousands of dol­ and we laughed and chatted awhile teed. Booklet and sample free. Address After meals you should have simply a Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. lars. This isn’t all. Some farmers succeeded feeling ol comfort and satisfaction. You about it, Mr. Harter insisting that he Leopold Schwartz, a New York druggist, 4 p/\VOf\f[E DqifiK has brought suit for $25,000 damages against in planting potatoes on high ground and they should not feel any special indications that wasn't a writer for money, but for the I am expecting the Tax Book for have been looking finely but alas, a new ele­ his father-in-law, Moses November, for con­ Tbe Arens for August offers a long and digestion is going on. If you do, you have sake of presenting his views to the 1897 in a few days. Last year’s ment of worriment has put in an appearance. indigestion, which means nai-digestion. This spiring to rob him of tbe affections of bis varied list of contents. Tbe opening article, Our store is tbe only place iu The potato bug is plentiful of course but the w orld. wife. “Evolution: Wbat It Is and What It It Not,” may be the beginning of so many dangerous “ ‘I don’t know what to do with the taxes must be paid immediately. I town where can be obtained the farmer can take care of him all right. The diseases that it is best to take it in band at In a collision of the Belgian steamer Con­ ia by Dr. David Starr Jordon, President of the newcomer is a worm which eats away the once and treat it with Shaker Digeative Cor­ check,' he said and turned to his wife. cha with the British steamer St. Fillaus, off Leland Stanford Junior University, of whom am obliged to be at the office most fam o u s . . . -#pck sapping the life of the potato vine. It dial. For you know that indigestion makes ‘Do you need it?’ he asked her. the Iile of Wight, the Concha waa sunk and sn excellent portrait appears as a frontispiece. • isAnjrder to get at than the bug and possesses poison, which causes pain and sickness. And "She told him she did not, though tbe St. Fillaus, badly damaged. Nine sea­ Tbe article gives a lucid exposition of the of tbe time and if you do not call mow vitality. It is said to resemble the latest ideas regarding evolution in its various that Shaker Digestive Cordial helps digestion most women would have bad use for il men were drowned. promptly an officer will call on you. wester* worm and the farmer is now worry­ and cures indigestion. Shaker Digestive Cor­ aspects, and corrects sundry popular misap­ quick enough, and be stood irresolute The British Government has decided to prehensions concerning it. ing out a way to save his potatoes. There dial does this by providing the digestive tns- for a moment with the cheok iu his prosecute the editors of certain newspapers This is both annoying and expensive. Berry Root Beer! are countless other things with which the terials in which the sick stomach is wanting. in the Poona diatrict of India of publishing farmer has to contend but after all he mana baud, then be smiled radiantly. ------s-Tjr® It also tones up and strengthens the digestive “ ‘I know somebody who does want articles calculated to stir up strife against ge, fo give his children a good education, organs and makes them perfectly healthy. British rule. -..ads enough to eat and wear and live com­ it,’ he said, nodding at his wife ns il A drink that has made rapid This is the rationale of its method of cure The new gunboat Helena has arrived at fortably. He goes to church regularly and if as the doctors would say. Sold by druggists, she never would see it again. ‘I received T. E. SIMONTON. strides in popularity. There is uo you should happen to visit him at his farm be a letter from the pastor of a little Lu­ Washington Navy Yard, to receive her silver price 10 cents to tl.00 per bottle. service from the citizens ol Montana. She ia i Pain-Killer. other Hoot Beer nearly as good as meets you with a smile and a hearty band theran church—Mr. H. was a zealous J (PXBKT DXTU’.) shake of welcome. And notwithstanding his the first actual war-ablp to reach the capital this. This is the verdict of all who Dr. T. DeWitt Talmage emphatically de­ Lutheran—away out in Missouri, who city in many years. 1 ▲ Sure and Safe Remedy in every case ! trials and vexations the farmer, speaking gen­ nies that be has resigned the pulpit of the is having a very hard time to get along j and every H ad of liow ei Com plaint U , F R U IT JAR S have experienced the pleasure of erally, is a good citizen as well as a good Fiist Presbyterian Church of Washington, D. A mob of about forty citizens of Madison­ phristian. and keep body and soul together, ask- ville, Ky., took Ephraim Brinkley, colored, drinking it. Once used you will use C-, and says that he will be back at his post ing me if I couldn’t do something. 1 the second Sunday in September, Providence from bis home and lynched him, on general i Pain-Killer. no other. It is cool, refreshing, in­ can send him this check. ’ And he danced principles. He was suspected of a number Sm alley STRAY HOME NOTES permitting. * J This ta a true statement and It can’t be vigorating. You should try it. away with it as joyously us a schoolboy of crimes, including a recent murder. « made too strong or too emphatic. AND The True Remedy. with a plaything, and in a minute o> « It la a almpla, safe aad quiak cure for i Mrs. Jennie M. Stewart, D. D. G. M., of W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, 111.,“Chief,’’ The camel is a beast of great strength and Lightning tw o th e check, d u ly indorsed and ao- < Cramps, Cough, Bhenmatlsas, this city will make an official visit to says: “We won't keep house without Dr. compauied by a letter, was waiting foi endurance. Nothing hurts it until tbe prover bial “last straw” is added to its burden. Tbe ’ Colie, Cold*, Neuralgia, ! ALL SIZES Wiwurna Chapter, O. E. S., at Waldoboro, King's New Discovery for Consumption, tbe postman to start it on its mission of Tuesday evening, Aug. 17. Coughs and Colds. Experimented with many human digestive system is very much like a J Diarrhoea, Croup, Toothache. [ W. C, POOLER, charity, and I have often wondered J TWO S1ZB9, 35c. and 10c. I J Pints, Quarts and Belfast Journal; Dr. F. E. Freeman, V. S., others, hut never got the true remedy until camel. It is realty astonishing how much what tbe business manager of that mag­ 11 r n e e w e w we e ew w e f i m w T»o Quarts. Pharmacist. of Rockland, was in town Saturday, and we used Dr. King's New Discovery. No abuse it will stand. Sometimes, however, r r r rt stated that, at Dr. West bat located here, be other remedy can take its place in our home, azine thought when he found that oheck something worse than uiual will be eaten and shall not come here weekly professionally at as in it we have a certain and sure cure for to tbe order of M. D. Harter coming will go through tbe stomach into the bowels, before announced. Dr. r. inspected the Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, etc. It is back to New York from u little country and there it will stick—that's constipation. Extra dairy herd of L. L. Morse ol Searsmont idle to experiment with other remedies, even bank iu Missouri."—Washington Star. Nine-tenths of all human sickness is due to AN Mysterious Letters last week and found the animals all healthy if they are urged on you as just as good as constipation. Some of the simplest symptoms Rubbers and the conditions first class about the Dr. King’s New Discovery. They are not G u y W all Paper*. are coated tongue and foul breath, dizziness, OPEN premises. as good, because tbit remedy has a record of heartburn, tlatulancc, ssllowness, distress after Some grocers mark their cost prices Tbe shops of tbe decorators show a eating, headaches and lassitude. A little A. D. Chase & Son of Belfast have on ex­ cures and besides is guaranteed. It never SECRET Delivered io any fails to satisfy. Trial bottles free at W. H. decided return to guy effects iu wall thing will cause constipation, and a little thing iu mysterious letters aud sell the goods hibition a fine large picture of members of papers and seem to indicate that tin Kittredge's Drug Store. will relieve it. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets It is an open secret that there ia a p a rt o f tho City for what they cau get. We mark the Belfast Band which was taken at Vinal- reign of negative backgrounds for rooms are a certain cure for constipation. They are good deal of adulteration iu groceries, haven during the stop the band made there FREE. The largest grain harvester in tbe world is is seriously interfered with if not fin­ tiny, sugar coated granules, mild and natural und it therefore behooves the careful FiUkled ApL Mb/MS. everything at the sellin g price, which with the Knights Templar Conimandery in iu their action. There is nothing injurious housekeeper who lias some considera­ June. The picture was taken by photogra­ in use on Roberts Island in tbe San Joaquin ished. A yellow figured paper, that is is always as low as we cau afford to River, near Stockton, Cal. The machine bat almost an orange tint, hangs next to one about them. Sold by druggists. tion for the health of the people at pher Lane of Camden and is a fine picture Address with 21 cents in onc-cent stamps, there being twenty-four members in the a cutting line of 52 feet, and turns out three of deep red, which, iu its turn, gives home to patronize such houses as are make it, aud we never deviate from it. 60 pound tacks of wheat every minute. to cover cost of mailing only, World's Dispen­ known to handle only ‘‘Pure Kpod” group, which is one of the clearest we have place to a rich and vivifying green. sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y-, and fbat.these figures are more thau reason, seen for a long time. These are, any of them, to he used fash­ products. We handle none ofliers. get a free cdpy of the “People's Common Copeland's Bazar able the following list, we think, will From the Belfast papers—Mrs. A. W. Bur­ ionably with white woodwork. Sense Medical Adviaer.” That does not mean, however, that our din and sister Miss Elsie Hall went to Rock­ i prices are high. Iu fact, here is the 398 MAIN STREET. amply demonstrate: j best evideuce that they are uot: land Tuesday to visit relatives. Mrs. Burdin W orked lloth Way** Six-year-old Henry Wbitaom, of Union will return to Belfast and Miss Hall will go to “ It must have cost you a great deal Hill, N. J., ia in a critical condition as a result Extra Fancy P. It. Mol. per gal., $ .45 Pea beaus 5 cts per q t.; 6 qts for 25 cts Boston after their visit in Rockland—Mr. and to provide ull these comforts for your ol having swallowed a motto button alleged V ery “ “ " “ .85 Formosa Oolong Tea, 25 cts a pound Mrs. Arthur C. Wyman of Thomaston spent PIMPLY employees,” said the friend who had to bear the inscription, “ 1 have troublea of A nice cooking “ “ .25 Sunday with Mrs. W.’s father John B. Itio Coffee, 15 cts a p ound been looking through tbe reading rooms my own; don't mention yours.” 1 lb. Cream Tartar (auy of the Thumbs—Mrs. Clara Crosby and daughter The Right Shape ! 9 lbs. ltoiled Oats, 26 cts. Marion of .Somerville, Mass., weut to Rock­ and gymnasium attached to the factory. lead in g b rands) .38 land last Friday to visit friends after a visit to "It does cost a little,” admitted the 3 lbs. 3 crown California Raisins, .26 The Right Size 1 10 bars Soaps, 26 cts. Mrs. C l sister Mrs. A. W. Burdin—A. A. manager, "but, you see, we pay ’em 3 lbs. Currants, .25 The Right Flavor ’ Knight left Monday to take a position ou such low wages that tbe factory is real­ Pea lieuus, baud picked, per pk., .45 The Might Price I GIVE USA CALL steamer Merrycoueag, running between Rock­ FACES ly a better place than home. That makes Nice New Walnuts, 2 lbs. for .25 Pimples, blotches, blackhead*, red, rough, olljr, A y e r ’s land and Portland--Mrs. Ileniy Staples and mothy »kin, itching. scaly scalp, dry, thin, aud 'em contented to stay.” —Excbuuge. Pure Apple Jelly, home made, 2 THE RIGHT CIGAR FOR 5c. son went to Rockland Tuesday to visit friends falliug hair, aud buby blemishes prevented by ‘tumblers, .26 __Mr. and Mrs. S. lb Webb of Rockland Sarsaparilla A very fine rich flavored Ooloug H. C CLARK, - Manufacturer C utxcuua fifOAF, the most effective skiu purify* A miner iu Staffordshire recently dis­ KUO K LAND. MG______were at Htcber’s pond last week for a few lug and beautifying soup iu the world, as well as covered u petrified arm imbedded in the Tea, per lb., .50 days* outing—Miss Louise Bicknell returned purest and sw eetot for toilet, bath, and nursery. solid stone or ore. Tbe peculiarity of A uice Oolong Tea, per lb., .40 John H. McGrath Tuesday from a few days' visit to relatives io FRANK T. PEARSONS the urm lies in tbe fact that the elbow A very good Ooloug Tea, per lb., .30 Rockland —Leslie Follett is in Rockland vis­ 6 gals, best White Oil, .60 80 SEA STREET. iting relatives. joint can be made to move to and fro as lias reopened his Music Studio though it consisted of flesh and blood. Stocks Best Patent, i«r hhl., 6.00 ■I 38 Plesssot Street. . . . Telephone oouuecilou 64-J). The British Government is preparing to (uticura PIANO,HARMONY, GUITAR AND largely augment the patrolling force io the Tbe national flower of England is tbe H. H. FLINT, Behring seal fisheries. Three extra incn-of- rose, of France the liiy, of Scotland the BANJO INSTRUCTION Il OS thistle und of Ireland the sbuiurock. I I 7 Park Street, Rockland •V tfJ wai are on the way and two more will be de­ Olton uiuy btt loft at Muinc Muelu Co. <1 66 tached from the China beet and sent thither. BLOOD HUMORS cirricvK^aEMEnui. Telephone 28-2