The Republican Journal. H ‘ BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1902. NUMBER 28.

>t To-Day’s Journal. The allied Powers which still retain sol- CITY GOVERNMENT. THE CHURCHES. PERSONAL. diers in TienTsin to evacuate that i- \; k 1. place in with tlie the 1.aw Court I >eeisions. .The conformity spirit of The regular meeting of the City Council of Pekin. Imv. Mrs. A. A. arrived from a The Fourth in Camden agreement was held Monday evening, July 7th, with E. S. 1‘hilbrook will speak at Hay- Knight Sunday t» » o.'s I.labilities.. Knforee ord's sehoolhouse next visit in Boston. Hie Bennett Family Heim the Mayor, all the Aldermen, arid seven Sunday. i.nlgi Covern- Law Court Decisions. Win. A. Fogler-...City members of the Common Council present. Miss Millet will conduct a service Monroe went to Boston last John Brown. Sr. ami .Jr. j gospel l-.sTate..Yachts and Boats., j Roll of accounts No. 4 was passed. Follow- it the shore road sehoolhouse, East Belfast Thursday on business. Ball Thrower.. Base Ball ! Tin-: Cottkki.i, Will Cask. Tileston my ing are the amounts under the various ap- lext Sunday afternoon. C. S. Hall of Auburn spent the 4th with -I. Fourth m Bellas! Belfast Wadliu, Lsq., Clerk of Courts, has received v.-s News of the Oranges propriations: There will be at the Methodist his brother, W. L. Hall. from the Law Court the mandate in tlie preaching >. F' rsonal. diureh next j Contingent.$1,700 52 Sunday, forenoon and evening, Miss Carrie Sheriff of Rockland is visit- PAUK 1. ease of Chester W. Cottrell and others, ap- Fire 72 department. 42 mu other services as usual. I ■'•!iunation..New ( omnu-- pellants from tin' decree of the .Judge of Highway. 1,592, p» ing Mrs. John O. Black. K Fug. Another Insecti- Free library. 108 <;i Kev. A. A. Smith and u .»i hl's Firn-st Probate, v>. Robert Ktnery Cottrell. The Mrs. S. E. Pierce H. L. Woodcock and Alfrec Johnson Fridge..Big General school 252 75 0 purposes. ire in •ioiii's 1'isting ashed Crad action was with a Portland attending the Universalist went to originally brought view School contingent 57 27 Criehaven last week. i t » aside the will of Amelia J. Cot- Repairs and school oung Peoples’ convention. v m;k a. setting insurance, Mrs. G. A. Dunning and Mis* Dora M. mother of the she the houses. 4 18 ’!••'! M a Milts Im the trell, parties, giving At the l were in 04 nitarian church, Rev. Harry Casey Bangor Saturday F.Mhkntsoli Tie Ftih/a- bulk of her to Robert E. At the Total.$3,949 property Lutz, Rose will be observ- Altana E. Timely -j.... F\ tie* Wav. M. C. Hill, collector of taxes, reported pastor, Sunday Stevens arrived Si nday from September term, l'.*uf», the juiy disagreed. 'd ps. that he lias collected and paid to the by the Sunday school in connection with Campello, Mass., for a short visi: At the the decided city Mil 4. January term, l'.KU, jury he morning service at 10.45. Address treasurer since last report, (2 months) by F. White arrived hom ■* from Bos- M F A. .»; in favor of the and affirmed tlie Emery Ko;e-i..County defendant, ms tor on the Lesson of the Flowers. All V thport News. lsn 00 on commitment of tool. ton Tuesday for his summer vacation. decree of the Judge of Probate in approv- Sanford Howard was elected inspector of lie most cordially invited. ing the will. were tiled and al- Dr. and Mrs. W. L. West returned 'Satur- H. I'.woptions M st Weather j;« buildings at a salary of $20 per year. The first of the installation lowed. The Court decided as follows: anniversary day from a visit in Rockland and vicinity. The road commissioner wa> instructed to >f the Rt. Rev. William O’Connell, 1). 1as 111 tills ease tlie bill of exceptions, though Thomas J. Brown returned to Campello, •' ••examined and allowed" In the have the lower bridge and the Little River bird Bishop of the diocese of Deep Wul-l Vessels.. presiding Portland, last week to work for A. A, uM'.ee. does not to have been Mass., Drury. appear signed bridge painted. ivus celebrated at Portland July 4th in a b\ es In the excepting part m their counsel * W. L. Walker a few days in Rock- Tin* >11111 of ."0 was allowed on taxes of nost interesting manner. the spent a' leijiiii ed In sect ion i <■! 77 of Among •' 1 .ish.-'i.s ami Fancies chapter land last week with his sister Mr*. E W. the revised statute.' If it he assumed that Leander Lean for maintaining a watering prominent prie.-t.- in attendance were Rev. 1 M ■: s- -.'->:i.1.ii opt ■••• t ni> statut<»i \ is Berry. ••!. \ a lmp"i laid 1 >et p requirement one that may trough. Kr. John F. Kealy, Belfast, and Rev. Fr. A I iato < be or waived" the I'op .Old “e\|»res.'!\ inipliedlv by Tile city clerk was directed to procure Rerrity of Winterport. Charles E. Paul is at home from Poston, I : V vvs ... Not. s. part <•'. there nothing in the biil of \ ■ the of the charter and Ordi- his Mi. and pliol ,'IIIS. \eeptions showing such express waiver in printing City “Ged’> Promis* s” will be the topic of the visiting parent.*, Mrs. .h G. th .' e.i.'e. and lie facts or circumstance.' are nances, etc., in form. Paul. pamphlet social meeting at the North < hureh this, di'clo.'ed from which such a waiver can be The committee on police regulations wa< F Thursday, at 7.. ". There will be Albert M. Parsons and visited rel- -..Marriages heath's'. implied. It .' ther■•d'o’-e the opinion of the evening, family directed to buy a uniform for tlie city mar- emit that :h.‘ except ion,> cannot be consid- no preaching service Sunday morning. atives in Libert} and Washington the past o ed. but must be dism >sed. shal. -A of I HE WEEK. Sunday school as usual at noon. At 7.:»o week. : The marshal was instructed to en- MARION REYNOLDS. Tlioiiip-on and Lit! io l are attorneys city a Sunday evening there will be missionary Mrs. George Scott of East Somerville, Hie assessors of b-r the lUinton a I button for force the law against places of business appellant': meeting, to which all are invited: subject visited Mr. and Mrs. T. 1) Barr. 1 The Ball Thrower. Miss Bergett, the Globe's is 1M Mass., \ eus*a liave announced i lie defendant. which have been kept open on Sundays. Champion Lady champion, “Current Fvents in Missions.” feet. Tlie ball used was a ball fur- la*t week. .ii taxes. The following A bid was received from Thomas Loftus league .1 nished F. The annual convention of the Waldo more olin F. Hill of Bangor to build a concrete walk on Main .Ming Marion Reynolds of Brooks Throws a by G. Spinney, manager of the Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kalish and daughter l’»kai>Foul> v**. H awmnv Tileston Wad- School Association will be ■bee ami heat com- Ball 18* and Beats the Record. Belfast Base County Sunday to light street from Masonic Temple to Read's ma- 1-3 Feet Ball Team. Annie arrived from New York Tue*day Httrnet S. I.amliani lin. Ksq., has received the mandate of the held at Brooks village Aug. -joth. Good chine shop, for 50 cents per square yard, The Boston Globe recently published an Miss Reynolds is not only a strong and spend the summer. a Horace North $1570. mi. law Court in the case. Charles \V Brad- speakers have been secured and the out- the to furnish the and account the work of the but she is at ford v>. Klizabeth Hawkins In isos the city curbing gravel. of champion lady skillful(thrower, equally good Hiram Bramhall of Brockton is visiting 151.1*7, estate of EU- look is bright for a profitable meeting. Re- The bid was w of the behind the bat or in field, $: ..l ...it. A water accepted and the work ill be- ball thrower, Miss Bertha Bergett bat, the she his brother, E. E. Bramhall, and their sis- ugusta parties owned adjoining farms in Knox, duced rates on the Belfast branch have once. with her some of \ugusta real estate as gin at Elmira College, together portrait. /aught Gorman’s fastest pitching ter, Mrs. Eli Cook. and the plaintitl claimed that the part of been secured. The program will be printed A lumber com The Hook A Ladder Co. a June 27th. a .Journal representative was md best curves, hit nine bails out of ugusta the fence which the defendant should keep* presented pe- ten, later. Miss Grace Noble arrived Saturday from estate of James \V. H rad- tition for increase of to f 15 and called upon to assist in measuring the dis- whether curved, or and in repair was not so kept, and he appealed pay per year straight, high low, New Brunswick to visit at (I. A Robert- ii of II VV. Brad- Rev. Harry Lutz will be installed as enry the company to furnish rubber boots; if not tance thrown by Miss Marion Reynolds of /aught long flies in deep centre field, mak- pas- 1 to the Selectmen to oblige her to it in son's in Swanville. iishno Fiber Co., $15*4, put tor of the First Parish < Unitarian Church the South Brooks. The trial was made on the ng runs to of them Miss as fence viewers the Select- accepted members would resign. The long get many ■mli signie.>7 1‘. tl Vick- repair. Acting next Thursday evening, 17th, at 8 Miss Charlotte B. Frost returned last resignation was accepted. Congress street grounds in Belfast, and the Reynolds is a young lady of unassuming July \ mi -M. Williams $i 1 so.'.<5. men ordered the defendant to repair the o'clock. Several Thursday from Newrield, Me., where she The Beifast was measured Frank Goode and md prominent clergymen of $17.- fence, within :tn which she Improvement Society asked ground by pleasing manners, and does her work itaeturing company days, neglected this State and from has been teaching. to locate and Samuel Gorman of the Belfast base ball jii tlie outside are expected to rtteomii pays the largest to do. The plaintitl then impaired it and permission maintain comfort- diamond easily and gracefully. She take in the service and the music will Miss CUn man- < and the Edwards manu- able seats beside the team and the of The Jour- is below the medium but shows a part Edith has been appointed presented his bill to the defendant, which city streets for the representative stature, the heaviest nal. The trial was witnessed the mem- and from health- be by local and visiting singers. The in- ager of the Western Union Telegraph ipany corpor- she refused to The suit was convenience of passers-by, without expense by strength agility resulting pay. brought office in abstraet of meteorologi- to the bers of the ball who were out for ful life combined with stallation is public. After the installation Waterville. for s«vi, and interest. At the September city, at points to he determined by team, country thorough ms taken at the Maine a will be in the church the officers of said to the practice, Mr. Colburn, a director athletic training. From childhood she has reception given Ralph < rConnell and friend. Joseph Trem (Mo- term, l‘»oo, the ease was sent to the Law- society, subject Augustine Experiment Station, to the of the street of the Base Ball Association, and several played ball with her brothers and tlie parlors parish ami their guests. bly, arrived from Boston 4th fora va- uth of .1 une. 11"iE, shows Court on fact" agreed. The Law Court de- approval commissioner. The Jul} others. After a few throws for children and when she saw The cation of two weeks. : ainfall of .1 une was two cided thal“l'nder the statutes of this state, permission was granted. easy prac- neighboring topic of the weekly meeting for But one bid was tice, Miss came to the plate and ilierepoitof Miss Bergett’s throw decided and at the Church inches above tlieaverage. as tbe\ existed in is's, the Selectmen were received for putting in Reynolds prayer praise Baptist Misses Hattie Birmbawn and Gertrude ■ field 182 feet that she ver recorded at this Sta the outlet to the sewer from the threw the ball into the centre could exceed it. She was accom- this, Thursday, evening, is “Crumbs from not authorized to act a> fence viewers. The manhole Mayhew of Boston visited Mrs. W. \\ iiiuitl.. Haiti fell mi seven at the foot of Commercial and inches, with a strong wind blowing panied and coached during her trial here the Master’s Table,” Matt. 15:iT-28. The office of fence viewer, since the act of 1Su7, street to the Cates the past week. days. Hie month must channel in the across the line of the throw. The record of by her brother, (. handos Rev. E. S. will must either he rilled election harbor. It was from Timer Reynolds. pastor, Philbrook, speak • or.30. The Christian Endeavor will be omitted. Capt. E. S. McDonald loft Saturday to luitted by the State asses- defendant. Adjourned. Three teams have fallen before the fie]. meeting ] There was no '■' 1 regular celebration of July cake of sell. Almeda at gam over last year is At 7 o’clock there will be a Children’s command Wilie}, fasts in succession without a run—Castine, 4th in this Day tax as city. Camden had prepared for New for Brunswick. is follows: Tele- The committee on 1 concert. All are invited. York The Care of Sick Sailors fire department has and Waterville. The rastine lies. Buiksport a grand to include a horse* trot $lc,.‘.ie!'.eo; telegraph contracted for celebration, is in of Un- (lameweli fire alarm system was last week. The Bucks- The services at the Universalist Church Basil II. Neweli the emplo} game reported j and the of new race course. 7c.00; express eompan- The Marine of >ix opening the Hospital service has an- boxes, connected with a steam next he as \t 10.45 a. Maine Central Railroad Co as nicht op c came here _’d and were defeated Suntlay will follows: H taxes for last year nounced its list of connects for the ports July The steamer Verona advertised an excur- care of whistle. The will be and the erator at Junction, Me. ■ a i- price food, a score of to 0. is the .sum- m., regular service, b\ the Deering xpress companies, >iek sailors at varum?. ports along the At- by Following sion from Bangor, the river ports and Bel- preaching pas- 1 w..l in $2.s54. lantic coast for the fiscal Year apparatus be put next month. : tor, Rev. \ Smith : at l‘J Sun- Miss Hattie Coombs and friend, Vi.** erupt companies, beginning mary fast to Camden, but sold hei full Ashley m., M. There are >evcrai of these comple- companies $l-l.El<>.02. July com day school: at 7.“" p. m., service of song, Abbott, from Taunton, Ma*s 'Nit- tracts the coa.-t of The Graves of Brown Sr. and BK1.FAST. A. B. It. lit. I*. O. A. I;. ment of tickets in and did not Strived ■ use is in the along Mainr John Jr. Bangor, stop noted raising led b\ cornet and violin. -"pram> to their vacation. At mait> of the Main** is Johnson, c. 4 0 <) 7 0 0 at the \va\ Steamer singing urday spend s Mate. Ten years ago port* provision ports. Castine, with made for the removal of 4 0 0 3 2 11 solo Mi>> Helen Bird : ten-minute talk ■1 patients to Port- King, 2b. bj Col. of New York. the chil .. 74 one. two and t Ii fee To TiiK Kditok if The ,Iui'knal. Will schooner Maria Webster in tow, had all Coukiing land. Patient> at Boci and. if able to bear Goode, ss. .4 1 2 i 3 0 b\ the : “I not this the Car- Now \ pastor subject, dren's friend, arrived last Saturda} nigh Maine there w:!i b« >*-m to the Marino mi permit me to thank, through the col- 1. f. 4 0 0 2 0 0 tln-y could carry from Searsport, Belfast transportation, Duckworth, C Tl c of horses lias n penter “or the Holinessof minion I ife.” -V and is at the hotel. price 11o-pital at Portland. Medical attendance umn.1' ot your paper, !1jh following persons, 1 >oherty, c f. 4 l 2 o and Northport to Camden. A few went Nurthport '1 j two and it at Bock land will In- furnished b\ an ; Graham, 3 b. 4 0 0 0 1 1 cordial invitation is extended to everyone past years, acting who have, since letter in relation to the from here to the celebrations at .'ll-, .'mi win' n.in I'fi*11 ai uif my •- Fairfield. -'.oioy, 0 list will soon show a a.">i**tant >urgeon. Gorman, r. f. 4 0 1 o l to attend these ser- ry uiitve.N df .John Blown Senior and and other The Sunday evening praise in Lewiston for returned ■ At Bockland. Bath and Kll>wo:rh Junior, 1 b 3 0 2 11 2 o Unity, Bangor places. hospital treatment, Fasten telephone cum rates for j McDonald, vices. sub>;stence and sent contributions to aid in for the 2 3 <» of our 1 ..loin stall its in Ban- quarters, nursing, in each paying York, p. 3 1 1 greater part people, however, re- j to her home in July 4th. system ii will be '!_•••••; ca>e, tixed b\ the bureau ui iv-.tiirat ion <»f the oid gravestones. mained at home and the da\ in a ■: k ot st-utii enjoyed ] .'hingtoii the recommendation Totals.34 3 s 27 13 2 OBITUARY. Mis. (ieorge M"! ami upon of I hav*- received from J. \Y Mrs. 1 homelike .cense to operate having the olheer. Black, quiet, way, by picnic parties on 1 Mr. proper 1U < KSPOKT. A. Ii. It. Hi. P. o. A. F.. j F.dwin t;ne, .''port, Kobinson, s.s. 4 0 n 0 0 1 bay ponds. Mr. Daniel Baker died Tliursda\ morn and Mrs. \Y. 11. K> hards ast week. 'imcil. has been abandon- Beliiist. Last port, Waldobnm and \\ i.>ca>- Durham, Mrs. Annie I)uiham Hazeltine. of " <> The held forth as usual “the Warren, c.f. 4 1 2 o boys night I '-d, at his home in of ■ set, undci of the ing, July Liberty, pa .1. \. (iammans arrived limsday morning hone war in Bangor is onl> special regulations Belfast, M: Burham of the r.f... 3 0 o o o o before the Fourth." and the of Joseph Boston, Jones, ringing bells, j of an of ■ bureau. ralyMs the throat, after illness < to w i ti his reach- c. 3 o o 9 ■■ 1 from liieago spend hi" vacation onipames having sum of "1 each, and from Mrs. Helen Sar- Montgomery, the snapping of crackers and the 1 *» sharp a few Mr. Baker was born ile agreement.Eighty Farrow, 2b. 3 o 4 o o re-| only days. parents, Mr. and M:> Vlbert < him ni i;;-. gent Durham an i of $4, of blank in was have been admitted to The fourth in Camden. family Chicago, Kobinson, p. 3 0 1 1 1 port cartridges revolvers, ; in Dover, Me. in !s_.i. and lived there ■ady Mrs. Sadie iarke amt Mrs F licence making in ail. Th!>, in addition to what Showman, 3b.3 0 l 2 0 n kept up all csl.man class at Bowdoin. nearly night. Comparatively until he was two years old, when his par- l.f.5 o o 4 0 0 , determined to drive out stones. 1 am very much gratified and Totals.29 0 3 24 () 2 walks, etc., from one place to another. Mrs. 1 Smith ami Miss istina tween the Camden ami Bock land nines. In since which lie has been a constant Mary dealers in the village, ieged liquor the afternoon font horseraces were thankful for the interest miuifested 1 2 3 4 3 n 8 o Some was broken in the Smith of Boston, nml tier ami siste: .•!' Mrs pulled by Innings. 7 glass schoolhouses, resident, lie wa> married in 1H.V. t<> Miss National Soldiers' Home at off at the new Belfast.0 0 0 1 1 0 0— 3 trotting park, Henry Titer, John Brown's descendants. I nave receiv- 0 1 ; but the offender was caught by the police Harry Lut/, airived Saturday foi -i sit icress has an ow ned In L 1. (ientner of this 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0 Mary Wentworth «>Knox, who is still liv- just passed city,winning ed beautiful letters in for Bucksport.0 and made to foot the bills. in l*. in class in many payment Mrs. Kate Hilbert and Mrs. Hess *- Lonlol forbids fake labelling as the three straight heats. stolen York. Two-base ing. ones* n. Freeman, was born to them, < arduous labors in the of letter bases, Doherty, All of business and 'e where canned are apt. W. h. Bennett's Beulah was third n my way places manufacture U. and Mrs. Maude Ilerroi: goods hits, Goode, King. Double plays, York, Mc- who died about t wo years ago : one brother, Providence. J., the _’d class. The track was in very good for the and these are treasur- were closed during tlie and were is Iowa. 1 llinois or < on- writing cause, Donald and King; York and McDonald. day, flags of Poston visited Mrs. K. s. Howkei Jui.. 4t.i. condition its new ness and the William Baker of Liberty, and a sister, Mrs. n cannot, as considering ed accordingly. Ill health has prevented Bases on ball, off York, o: off' Kobinson, 2. set on the shipping and on many buildings. masquerade recent heav> rains, and the record of j.i *.*, Ann Brown of Boston, survive him. Mr. Mrs. A. H. and Mrs. H F Cush- and if violates this Hit by pitched ball, by York, 1: by Kobin- order of the Staples any party established i> considered remarkable under acknowledgment being made sooner, By department the trips of tlie o. Struck C>; Kobin- Baker was a man of sterling to their a 1»- fined not son, out, by York, by integrity, very ing arrived hist Thursday visit par may exceed- the circumstances. but 1 trust 1 may be forgiven for ap- rural free deliver} were suspended for my son, 8. Time of game 1.13. Umpire, I. M. and will lie missed or each offence. The t inted the afternoon Gov. Hill and mem- companionable, by young ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F Staples <»f city Luring parent neglect. Cottrell. Scorer, Frank Twombly. the day. The post- office was run on the ■ney must bers of his staff were present and an appro- and old alike. The funeral services were prosecute.lolin Hei.en N. Packard. regular holiday schedule. The point. North Haven went out to at- priate dedicatory address was delivered by delivery held in the Church, conducted Baptist by Austin ar Littlefield. The celebration Portland, Ore., 1902. The Watervilles came as was open one hour eacli in the forenoon and Mr. and Mrs. smith and child t'ster traps June 2kth, and Congressman June20, Saturday the Rev. Thomas R. Pentecost of Montville. The closed with an elaborate of fire- and one rived from Mr Smith has i. seen or heard from since display champions of the Kennebec valley, but re- evening, trip was made by the let- Friday Lynn. works in the Transfers in Real interment was at Hast Knox. e evening. Estate. ter the others remain and visit 11 is believed to have been turned crestfallen, beaten by Belfast by a carriers. The shoe factory and the Fos- returned, but ,:ni ids wife and have ter-Estabrooks were relatives. children The Standard Granite Co’s. Liabilities. score of 2 to 0. The game was pronounced factory closed from -til John Pascal, a veteran shipbuilder, died hope.Holly Bidwell, The following transfers in real estate by those who witnessed it to have been one Thursday night to Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Churchill arc t« little black mare, is in Roekport July 2nd. Deceased was a na- "unty’s The Standard Granite company, Hall were recorded in Waldo of the best ever here and one that is Mr. I. \\. who walked from move from Belmont to Melrose, Mass to County Registry played Parker, up tive of to I'li’ti trotter of the season at Mt. Lesert, Me., on whose property Warren, coming Roekport fifty quafry, of Deeds for the week ending 9, 1902: seldom excelled anywhere. The score: the Battery between 3 and 4 o’clock in the live with their son Fred, whose wife re ■mt Boston. Site won the dis- various firms put on attachments recent- July years ago, where he had ever been in Ruth II. singe d has to its creditors lia- Bruce, Palermo, to Clara B. New- BELFAST A.B. K. IB. P.O. A. E. afternoon, counted 17H people pienicing on cently died. Readville, Mass., Friday, by ly, reported $;{.\000 j the employ of Carlton, Norwood A ( om- bilities, while their assets consist ! hal!, do.; land in Palermo. Abraham .Johnson, c. 4 0 1 5 0 0 the shore to the steamboat wharf. lie e honors in the 2.10 trot. Her largely Dodge, up llarlan B. Kllis of Kmbden was town a of claims Coude. s.s. 4 0 0 l 4 o pany as master builder. He Had built <>2 ■is against western persons for gran- to did not count those or t-s and 2.09 1-4. j Islesboro, Catherine Bagley, do.; land in 2b. 4 1 2 2 walking up down,but few the His win ite sold under contract. In several cases Ring, 2 0 vessels. Mr. Pascal is survived by one sou days past week. daughter, Islesboro. S. J. to Sam- 3b 4 0 0 0 l 1 only those in the picnic and many there is a dispute as to the amounts due, Gushee, Appleton, Graham, parties, had been detained here by illness, .etu' iied \ i. I'oi NTs. j1 and a sister. Knox cit- and in one case uel H. Duckworth, If. 4 0 2 4 0 0 had finished their and left county special the Standard Gran- Richards, Portland; land in Sears- People repasts with him. ■< convention at Rock- ite claim a firm Doherty, c. f. 4 0 i 0 0 0 spirited company $10,000 against | mont. L. W. to A. W. before he came Jacob B. Walls, a well know n resi- Hadley, Union, Hop- r. f. 4 0 2 3 0 along. Capt. ck. manifesting their desire who on their part claim that the Standard | Colcord, l ( apt H. T. Harkness of Kockport was land and in 0 of died at his home l <• Granite Co. is indebted to them: so the kins, Frankfort; buildings Gorman, p. 2 0 1 l 0 dent Seal Cove, July law vig- on 4th prohibitory liquor lb.3 1 0 11 0 0 severely injured July by being ntorced. Edward S. Vose of amount of assets is hard to determine. The Frankfort. Sarah A. Johnson, Winterport, McDonald, aged about ho years, (’apt. Walls was a with all tools Belfast Valuation and Taxes. thrown from a car while he was attempting a former sheriff, was quarry, together buildings, to ('has. R. Hill, do.; land in Winterpoit. man thoroughly respected and reverenced deputy and Totals. 33 2 8 27 8 2 to neai his home. apparatus, is under mortgage to secure and old. A sincere and conscien- alight i-d for sheriff. An active cam- A. E. Potter, Frankfort, to Geo. Peirce, do.; by young bonds issued some time ago. Another meet- WATERVILLE. A.B. R. lB. P.O. A. E. Messrs. A, A. A. I’. tious Christian his work is ended and the to be conducted and Sheriff land in Frankfort. Chas. F. et Small, Mansfield and Mrs. C. F Littlefield of Rockland will ing of creditors will be held in a month, un- Osgood, ah, Girard, 3b. 4 0 1 0 0 0 reward sure. nas his .1. F. Sheldon, Assessors of have her husband on his promised assistance. less called sooned by the committee appoint- Palermo, to Geo. E. Osgood, do. ; land and McConnell, If. 4 0 1 4 0 0 Taxes, accompany campaign ocrats of the ed Second Congres- for the purpose of looking after the buildings in Palermo. Catherine Rhelan, ef. 4 0 0 2 0 1 completed the inventory for 1902. They tour through California in the latter part of (Hidden, 0 PERSONAL. stric.t of Maine nominated II. attaching creditors.—Bangor News. Allen, ss. 4 0 0 1 0 find a decrease in the Freedom, to Alice M. Higgins, Thorndike; slight total valuation, the summer, it is probable that her sister. Auburn for congress, 1st, Manix, 2b. 4 0 0 0 5 0 July land and but an apparent increase in real estate. Mrs will also be of the party (invention in Auburn. Mr. buildings in Freedom. Peoples’ Cowing, c. 3 o 1 8 o 0 Walker, c. 0 0 *• i 0 0 This increase is partly caused by a charge Miss Grace Lord of Bath is visiting at junior member of the liing- National Bank, Belfast, to Ralph Hayford ; Dennison, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crawford of Boston Strict enforcement is again the order in Bucknain, p and rf— 3 o 1 1 l 0 in assessing the property of the Water (o., Capt. N. S. Lord’s. S'boe full land and in Belfast. Loretto a out Co., Aubnrn.'J'be The order has forth buildings rf. and 3 0 0 1 0 o went to Fort Kent Sunday for short Skowhegan. gone from Coombs, p. which is nowall classed as real estate under in Oregon show that with the the municipal officers, and will be disre- Hayford. Belfast, to Ralph Hayford, 1: nd King, lb.3 0 o 7 1 0 Mrs. F. 0. Drake went to Madison yes- ing. Their little daughter Cora left the of governor the and instructions from the State Board of Asses- Republican garded at the peril of the full legal penalty. buildings in Belfast. Louise M. Peavey, terday for a few weeks. steamer on arrival in Belfast and i> visiting for state officers were elected This comes about as a result of a meeting re- Totals.32 0 4 24 8 1 sors. The amount raised for city expenses Monroe, to E. \V. Gilmore el ah, Monroe; Lewis 0. Fernald visited his her grandmother, Mrs. S. R. ('rawford. rest in the cently held when about lio of the staunchest is less than last and the tax rate is boyhood majorities history land and in Monroe. Amanda Innings. 1 2 2 4 5 H 7 8 0 ! year, of the of the law in buildings home in Lincolnville the week. A. W. Rich of Brooks was in the gathered — past 1)r. Belfast ate, average beingover 15,. supporters Belfast 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 less. is a comparison of thetwo Grand hall to discuss tlie situation. to A. Following "iie candidate for a Army Morton, Frankfort, Mary Downes,do; The doctor does not supreme That the sale of in Waterville.0 0 o 0 0 o o 0 0— o years James B. .small of Lynn, Mass., arrived Tuesday. appear won votes. liquor Skowhegan during land and buildings in Frankfort. Mildred dgeship by 17,140 the past few weeks has been gradually in- Sacrifice hits, Graham, Goode. Two-base 1901 1902 Tuesday to visit his brother, Mayor Elmer much the worse for hislong illness, but say > of which the N Belfast, to B. A. on ictory Kepubli- creasing is a generally admitted fact, and Rhoades, Drummond, bits, Cowing, King. Bases balls, off Valuation real es- Small. he does not feel as well as he looks, lb- i‘i- is the off mini 1. proudest one achiev- the prospect of a return to the open bar Liberty; land and buildings in Liberty. S. Gorham, 0; Duck Hit by pitched tate.$2,007,985.CM) $2,031,400.00 Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Keen returned home thinks of going to the Hot Springs, \rkan ifiessrnan. I u the lirst district sy stem w hich prevailed before the voice of G. Tilton, to Annie M. ball, by liucknam. Struck out by Gorman, Valuation personal Knox, Bessey, do; sas. itself so r>; by Buckman, 7; by Coombs l. estate. a mail Tongue is re-elected by public opinion expressed emphati- land and in Knox. Umpire 772,1158.00 715.4oo.oo July Jd from visit of two weeks in Massa- at the March has roused the buildings I. M. Cottrell, Scorer, Frank i ility, as compared with a plur- cally meeting, Twombly. chusetts. Wm. T. Putnam and son of Chicago and more of the to '■< persistent advocates resume Total valuation.. $2,780,018.00 $2,740,800.00 in .1 line, loop, and a plural- Yachts and •lolin C. Putnam of Marion, I ml.. arrived active measures. Somerset Reporter. Boats. Waterville defeat at the hands of Gov. Hill and Mrs. Hill will spend the m lsjis. In the second dis- accepts Total city tax. 40,850,00 87,000.00 Belfast very gracefully. It was a red hot yesterday to visit their brother, I., c. Pul \\ illiamson is elected to suc- State tax. 7,728.50 7,728.50 greater part of July at the Samoset, Rock- The Bennett Reunion. game and an honorable defeat. The team mini are nat .ves of Dixmout. and Family Chas. tax. land breakwater. They -rressman Moody by a plurality R. Coon bs will have his was after its hard work of County 4,888.15 4,888.15 sloop- naturally fagged | .John has not been in Maine before lor .to Mallard in There was an and consequent- yacht commission this week. Friday and the early start and long ride on \ Mrs. Susie R. Thomas and Miss U. I). unexpected $52,460.65 $49,710.05 years. reunion of the Bennett • the train previous to the game Saturday. UINOTON Wll ISPKIil xos. Dur- ly very pleasant apt. T. I). Harr went to Camden in his Overlay. 1,897.94 2,002.04 Ross of Fortland are guests of Mr. and Mrs. in Camden on 4th, when Mrs. Under these conditions no one expected it Mr. anil Mrs. F. S. Brick of '■ family July I'xbridge, al year ended June 30, 1002, of and her sloop Ethel and spent the 4th, and the next to play its limit ami everyone is well satis-1 Edward Sibley. William Bennett Brewer six Amount assessed.. ol Ban- au of lied with the result. When Belfast comes $58,804.59 $51,779.29 Mass., were passengers on the City navigation reports that sons, Capt. James Bennett of the steamer day sailed to Rockland and visited the j Lewis Russell and Mrs. Hemingway <»t 1 Ssels of tons of the down for the return game Waterville will j Rate of taxation .018 ct. .0175 ct. gor yesterday. Mr. Brick is to spend Ins 473,081 gross were Florence, Capt. Fred Bennett steam- Samoset. per per with R.’s show her how the is on the Number of Union spent Sunday Mr. father, oi the United States and er Golden Rod, Capt. William 1). Bennett of game played polls.. 1,271 1,229 vacation in the woods, and his wile will officially The Kennebec.—Watterville Cor. Kennebec A. Russell. with the steamer M. and M., George Bennett, sloop Jennette,'recently sold to George i"d, compared 1,700 vessels Journal. visit relatives in Bangor. They will be in mo tons for the fiscal oiler of steamer Cimbria, Albert Bennett, Capt. Ralph H. Fattershall, has been hired Mrs. Dora Porter of Rockland returned previous and E. L. Belfast later. I tie engineer of the Golden Rod Ben- the brothers and decrease compared with last by Gray sailed Tuesday News of the Granges. home Wednesday from a visit with her nett, proprietor of the Camden steam laun- on m sail vessels The Fairlilds and Belfasts met in Bel- Of the Belfast party the Maine Press and canal boats, dry, all met at the home of E. L. lien nett. for the fishing grounds. aunt, Mrs. L. A. Hatch. excursion to Moosehead Lake last etc. New steel steamers aggre- with the of E. L. fast yesterday afternoon. Fairfield won 8 week, While, exception Bennett, C. W. Coombs has taken his boat, former- Dirigo Grange, Freedom, observed Chil- Miss L. has returned to Bos- ,470 tons, compared with 235,- all the sons are engaged in steamboating to 7. Mary Wight L. II. March left Kineo Thursday and ly the knockabout Bessie, to Maeomber’s dren's Hay last Saturday. There was a last year.The total number upon the Penobscot river and bay, this is ton from a visit of three weeks to her spent the 4th at Unity, his native place, the first time for almost a dozen years that where she received her gasolene The Belfasts will go to Waterville by rail ! good attendance and the program was well introduced in the house during machinery, cousin, Miss Sarah M. Wight. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. returned have all been News. Pilsbury '■'■cut session was they together.—Bangor ller name will be changed. to-day, Thursday, and to Bucksport by ex- carried out. Lemonade, cake, peanuts and 15,330. Three Mr. and Mrs. Natl. Matthews of Wiuehen- home Saturday, and Miss Grace K. Burgess cursion on 'tees of the house handled two Thesnew launch steamer Castine to-morrow. candy were abundant and the children ate Memorial to Judge Fogler. gasolene Stella Mar s, don, Mass., arrived last Tuesday to visit remained at the Kineo House over Sunday, of these bills—the Committee oil Saturday the Bangors will come to Bel- to their hearts content. j built by E. L. Macomber for Rev. Fr. J. E. Mrs. Carrie M. Matthews and family. arriving home Tuesday night. aims having 2,488, the Committee the fast. Portland, Me., July 3—In supreme Kealy, was given a trial trip to Bucksport, •■oslons, 0580 and the Committee of court today, resolutions of respect for the Harvest Moon Grange, Thorndike, observ- Messrs Robert T. Whitehouse, County The friends of William K. Marshall of July 3d. She made good time, but was j' '.ny Affairs 2,338.The of the late William 11. ed Patriot’s are to hear Spanish memory Judge Fog- Coronati on in August day Saturday afternoon. The Attorney of Cumberland County, Thomas Sioux Falls, South Dakota, glad Mvr of the Duke of ler of the court were found to need additional ballast. foreign affairs, supreme presented by 1st and 2nd were conferred of Kennebec and W. that he is from his late severe 1). W. of the degrees upon Leigh George Gower recovering "'"b'var, has been authorized to Hon. Mortland, president Sch. which was hauled at Edward sign Speranza, up London, July 7. King will be after which was of Somerset were in Belfast which confined him to his bed for of Knox county bar. The resolutions spoke candidates, agood program yesterday on sickness, by commerce with the United the railroad wharf last and has crowned in between the eleventh s of the late as a good soldier, a winter, August with a their home from where weeks. As soon as he is strong enough which will then be sent to Wash- jurist lawyer presented, closing harvest,Jsupper. way Bangor, they eight of high attainments, a painstaking and pop- lately been in first-class condition from and the fifteenth. His recovery has been '"m for the of the Senate. put Over one hundred members were present. attended a convention of County Attorneys. he will come to his old home in Belfast to approval ular judge, and a citizen of high repute. so :ie kell to truck, sailed Tuesday on a cruise. rapid that the above conclusion was ar- There will be a benefit of its cool sea breezes. 11 is Chinese (lovernment has ap- Chief Justice Wiswell made an appropriate special meeting for degree They came by way of Islesboro and on ar- get the Her Mr. F. W. Hill of rived at The will 1.’. to the (lovernment of the United and ordered the resolutions spread owner, Bangor, was today. pageant be much work Tuesday evening and then Harvest rival here called on the members of the Bar malady was similar to that of King F.dward 1,1 reply, 'ii to of the court. on board. curtailed. use its good offices to cause on the records Moon will take a si» weeks’ vacation. and took a drive about the city. —ulceration of the intestine (cteeuni). Hew of Pensions. withhold a single syllable of his God- Commissioner LOYALTY. of Topeka, Kan., given message: Daniel opened toward Democratic Const} duration. Eugene F. Ware .Who Evans as com- Sermon delivered' ;tt the Baptist Church, Jerusalem three times a day his win- The Democratic voters of Waldo County are succeeds H. Clay the notified to meet by delegates iu conven- is a soldier, law- I h a»t, by ltev. Iv V Philhrook, before dows of prayer, tearing neither hereby missioner of pensions, tion, at tile UNDERTAKERS Silver Cross Lodge, K, of P., June 29, 1902. king nor the lions; and John the Bap- yer, poet and litterateur, lie is de- Rheumatism tist, by the same power, delivered his Court Hou‘e, Belfast, The liniment bottle and flannel are In muling the history and literature message of repentance and lire, hesi- strip FRIDAY, AUUUST 1, 1902, familiar in household. of ti.e Knights of Pythias one has a tating not to declare the truth even to j objects nearly every ! at in."0 o'clock in the forenoon, to nominate I are the growing feeling that the central idea the face of the erut 1 ind licentious An- They weapons that have been used for R.H. Coombs & candidates for Senator, Sheriff. Clerk of courts. and virtue ot the Order is' It virtue | to old and are crowning tip is. was llie same heroic c.nudv Attorney. County Treasurer, Register of generations fight Rheumatism, Son, loyalty. The watch-words ot Pythian which enabled Martin Luther to appear 1 lords* and County Commissioner. Also to choose about as effective in the battle with this giant £ a county eomnntue and transact any other busi- CASKETS, Knighthood are friendship, charity and bdiire the tamous Diet saying: "Here disease as the blunderbuss of our forefathers ness winch may properly come before said con- benevolence. We need no definition of I stand: 1 can do no otherwise: God j vention. would be in modern warfare. ROBES ar.d we its sweet me!" It was to God that Kadi and own will be entitled totwo dele- friendship. Daily enjoy help loyalty city is an sour one additional for Rheumatism caused by acid, ch. 11. and te< it- xalted power. ! carried among tierce gates and delegate every lorty j Henry Martyn votes east lor the Democratic candidate for Cov- I condition ot tlie blood. It is tilled with acrid, matter that settles Without it. lit*- would he barren, ltiiti in- irritating BURIAL Mohammedans and David Brainard cinoi in and for a fraction of twenty votes in the joints, muscles and nerves, and liniments and oils nor GOOq, friendship without oy alty is weak and | to the huts of savage Italians By it. in e\n‘ss of forty. a further additional delegate. nothing I this oasis tin* allotment has been else can these Prepared ‘at 'all 'hours t«» •! i insipid. Tt may endure through sun- ! young Gordon laid down his life on pon following | applied externally dislodge gritty, corroding particles. They 1 made: — 1N<. shine, but ot through storm. 11 and at the holders were there the blood and can be readied the blood. and FUXKliAl. W'nilk may Krroinanga Maekay Bella**!. y .\ on upon. | deposited by only through m •. haw it sentiment hut not. sacrilice. ! of 1'ganda. Its sacredness and power Belmont .. 3 Palermo 4 Rubbing with liniments sometimes relieve temporarily the aches and Ponneeted by telephone both 3 3 The friendship which is inculcated by have been attested and sealed the Brook-* Piospect. | but these are which are liable to return with by Burnham. 4 Searsmont 4 pains, only symptoms every the order "f the of is blood of ten from 72 Main Knights Pythias thousand martyrs Frankfort 4 Sea report ... y I change of the weather ; file real disease lies deeper, the blood and system Street, Qslfast both steadfast and in 3 4 piactical -strong 1 l’aui and Polyeart to Crammer and Freedom. Stockton Springs... are infected. Rheumatism cannot be and cured ... '.. :> I radically permanently but mighty in a j Kuliev and Latimer and the two hun- 1 "lesboro. i Swanvilie prosperity, adversity, Jaekson.. 3 Thorndike a until the blood has been and no does this so which finds and dred and thousand j purified, remedy thoroughly friendship expression missionaries thirty Knox. a ... 5| Troy.. and promptly as S. S. S. It neutralizes the acids and sends a stream fruit not only in words but in deeds. native converts who fell in China dur- Liberty. 4 Unitv. 5 | a blood to the affected W hat. then, is friendship without loyal- ing the recent Boxer Lincoln ville Waldo. rich, strong parts, which uprising. '•onroe 3 Winterport 4, it is a name, a a The form of is that dissolves and washes out all foreign materials, and the ty.- merely delusion, highest loyalty Montville. — 4 is sufferer obtains relief snare: it disappointment and ashes. which lias a personal object. The vir- Morrill. 3 hk) | happy from the torturing pains. Tax Collector's hot! Loyalty is the crow not friendship. The tue blossoms most luxuriantly in the 1 III' county committee nmifc m at mi; S. S. S. contains no potash or other mineral, but ('<•1111 House, at nine o'clock a. m., on the day of All second great word in Pythian Knight- light of personality. Loyalty must is a perfect vegetable blood and most taxes for 1901 are now u tin1 eonventioti t<> receive credentials of Sof purifier eoNt faxes on real delegates. estate not hood is chanty, and by charity is under- have its Alexander or Us Charlemange, to seats in the Total number of delegates eligible exhilarating tonic. Our physicians will advise, without charge, all who 1. l'.HVj, will It** returned to tin* < stood a loving, kindly disposition of its or its Lincoln as its in- convention WG. 'Hit order of tit-' Washington write about tlicir case, and we will send free our special book on Rheumatism per city novel nt heart collide I with a desire to do Christian has its Per- IVr order Democratic County Committee. in my ofliee m Memorial luiihl: good. spire!'. loyalty ( FRANK LIN A. CKFKR, liairman. and its treatment. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 6a. t*« ll.au a. m s It is an earnest and fori sonal "If CO., Atlanta, and Saturdav fr abiding regard Object in Him who said. any Pit. A. K. KlUiORF. Secretary. tlie welfare ot a a which I m. c. mu brother, regard man would come after uie, let him deny l‘>elfa>t. June 28th. A. 1>. 1902. EUGENE F. WARE. j “thinketh no evil" and puts the most himself, and take up his cross, and fol- j Claenly nn interesting cnarncter. A na- favoraule construction upon seemingly l low me." “PETTICOAT DOMINATION.” tive of Conn., and evil words and deeds. It is a regard | Christ's claims for allegiance are Hartford, sixty-one of his life lias been wlm h is loving and magnanimous. Can I many and mighty. They are based up- years old. the most the His we have sue!: charity without loyalty? on what He is, in person and in office: The people who will visit seaside passed in the west. literary work, this Sunny mu. Loyalty is the essence of upon what He has done for men ami town of Atlantic Highlands, N. J., which has wide circulation, is to some e I chai tv. third great watchword in ; what He waits to do with men. While summer will receive a practical object extent responsible for the president's Pvt ii'.'ii. s benevolence. Now be- on our was the lesson of what women and girls are1 earth Lord very embody- ^personal friendship for him. nevoieiici-is friendship and charity on lnent of friendship, charity and benev- doing and van do in the management of affairs. It seems as the u it is active love. Without olence. It is recorded of Him that municipal really Another Insecticide ■ Knc-Hug. l-raud, i,■ ■ spill' ot selt saciitice, benevolence "He came not to lie ministered unto, though in this delightful seaside town j s eap and poiu. Can we have setf- but to minister, and to His lit** a woman had a* last come into her own. give ] l luh-r the name of the I, "ii,-v,del,in without loyal- ransom for Silver and He In the words of one of the lending citi- "Kno-bug" many." gold ot Boston Di l'o means. is the in- not. because lie had them not. zens of the “The women run the (.'arpenter-Mortim Company Loyalty gave place, are 1 on the market a reddish spn.,1 u 1"1 nev, del ice. so infusing Though rich. "He became that town.” putting poor" brown powdei for which make u re nc these three cardinal vii we “through his poverty might become Early in March, at a fashionable; they ■ the following claims:- is a os i■: Py,!::a Ki lie M hood. there is a rich." llis gifts were more precious euchre party given at the residence of "Kno-bug no preparation to destroy potato bugs and : ; .ii-! rl at fourth is loyalty. ■ban gold. I'o the suffering lie gave Mrs. 1'eter S. Conover, fir., wife of for- all other that eat leaves, or I von loyalty may have its defect-' relief: to the deaf He gave hearing: to mer Mayor Conover, the leading society bugs plants vines. It not the I an .. it:,,!:-, and therefore it be- the blind He gave sight: to the impo- women of the town to the number of only destroys bugs but unlike Paris green acts as a vege- I -sary a deline the term. tent He gave strength: to the organized themselves into what is now leprous table tonic and stimulates the I ,n ".we believe, is synonymous lie cave to the dead He gave known as the Atlantic Highlands Im- growth cleansing: of the scab ami ! II. am: faithfulness. It is not burial but life: to the lost He It was out plant, prevents blight, cy gave provement N./viety. pointed rust.'’ 1 cgiance to ideal, a cause, salvation, llis ear was ever sensitive, that the men of the town had not avail- : 1 Kno-bug contains a number of, o It always iniplh" stead- llis eye was ever sympathetic. llis ed themselves of their political privi- quite materials hot is made tip of land la" ;run. Ti e steel of loyalty heart was ever compassionate, llis leges—that the town needed and had chielly ! plaster isT -t t ti nper froll) adversity Pytliiai hand ever ready. And He is the same long needed many innovations and im- percent.', saltpetre perl cent.', ochre'g Paris ind t at -'u ds Ii re and "yesterday, to-day and forever". Hi provements. percent.. green! 2.7 cent. ■ l'be constit- n i,y it —it is loyalty "unto I who walked with l’etei in the misty j per remaining uents are sand, and a little water. in,,! o, dal the tiltiiers ot the [ morn by Galilee now says to you as to and divided themselves into committees. clay j j Tlie ochre is added to color i.o as tin'll ideal 1 he i lend- i the great apostle: "Follow fhim me". Mrs. Charles II. Snyder was mad.-pn-si- evidently the material so tin1 will not la ! -i"l "i DuiieU and the ! Ah. let me he faithful in all mv human dent. Mrs. Morris vice plaster Pythias, sturdy spencer presi- the o I readily recognized: is add u! !y soldier ot am' cut relations. mu let my enoicest myall> be dent; Mrs. George I.. Barrett, treasurer; saltpetre ed to give ground for the reserved for my saviour! True, lie no Mrs. C. K. Brice ■iresponding secre- presumably 1 claim that it acts as a fertilizer. The STAPLE ■ i ably dramatized by longer walks the earth “despised and re- tary, and Mrs. Beit S. Conover, -I r.. and sand are I \t ; i- y sr )>* !i. r.. jecied id men". Ills parting words chairman finance committee. clay probably impurities of either tlie ochre or the Manufacturer of The Cele- tl, _"v-: .a nl "\lai’iisc. the cajti- were "Ail authority hath been given Among the committees formed for plaster, j Staples’ 1 W imtever value the have as an I ..y hi the 1 daial ot in to me in heaven and in earth". Now special work was the hack commit- goods yard insecticide the 2.7 1 ■> \, >. .: .y t e tyrulit 1 tiony- iw claims allegiance from His invisible tee. whose it is to the hack i depends upon per brated Halter, also dealet in all duty inspect cent, of Paris Xu A "l ...at and tenor fob throne at Hod's where lie of house in town and given. treatment of | right hand, yard every see ; s.ivines Nines, so far as known, will prevent I Hellast l!:.nk. t'<»rit.i-rlv occupied >| ! ui-i. I1.:n ai. lioimra'iie senator sils lorever more exalted above all that the sanitary conditions are irre- i kinds of Harnesses, Blankets,Cur- 1 scab and there is in the 'it':..'..: ". m i-i'.e-y.’.v as condemned and worth and nothing goods j kllSKIXK. where I fact are t p.incipalirics powers, prom-liable. to i w a.- prevent blight. Applied in sullicient d.-at! 11 "ad doomed to fall j Ollier ,-reate authority and authority Then there is the front yard commit- \ rv-Ccmbs, Cards, Brushes, Etc Halter, anil all kinds ot Harnesses I! Kl'Al!,’ i; -. quantity, the Paris green contained in ! b business affairs demands loyalty. tee. which has tor ;ts aim the beautify- " ith neatness and dispatch -: a" t-li ■' U! Kuo-bug will kill potato bugs. a: t sett led': Ain liis The work of benevolence and grace ing of the little plots of ground on Would announce to the citizens id ISelfnst these goods sell, according to the ad- ! respectfully and .fe a: a : he country villa— accomplished by our Lord during the which nearly every house in the town is vertisenn-uts ot the for in vicinity that have taken the store second dm raftm 'Min'd .<■ never SOI- I nem again: t\ as •onrse ot His eait!, y life uas only the Guilt, this committee has imong other Company, I-,. STAPLI cents down to 7 cents in ae- :;n'le : liiisi no won! of t arev. e! 1? m> introduction to that wider work of objects the abolishment of the per pound j beauty ; eordauee with the size of the id i-i.i i.'"': I; in' ten : b I e ext rein a tone me:;: and sal vs; ion fence, which it is package. aucomplished ! chstroying .object With 2 1-2 1 \ a 1 pounds oi Paris and inn ; 11".-1.■ i u.il t: lie steps forv. aid y His death on tile cross. T! e great to green 1 trying accomplish by pelMiasiou. of mixed Me .- n as si pounds plaster together the d give i.-eit .unity aiiject ot His coming to earth was not Next in order and importance is the | farmer a ... i.-nd that .- would have material for prac- l ti iatter may have \ the healing ol a few thousand sii k um nuisance committee, which will an keep tical identical with Some NEW-YORK TRIBUNE FARME a few !i iiecdon.. promising to for-i even the of a few dead. Ilis ye on all nuisances in I purposes Kno-bug Reasons raising public general. a ;.:s o’.' ': life it 1 Him: at cost of less than l cent a 1-H does not re-j work was the establishment of a The rights of citizens to build a stable pound. Why Von Should Insist on it is the of the having K>tabli>l:ci 11 I''i 1, fi• nvi-r s; \I \ 11 :uin la too- 'lie minute set for exei-u universal kingdom in which nglite-I or other more or less obnoxious struc- Apparently purpose i t manufacturers of Kno-bug to deceive fOR York WKKKLY Tiiim’VK, kuMwiium! .-.id accepts the suhstitute ausuess should reign supreme. His. t ire n a plaee where it might offend HARNESS Oil ,i: mlieu fanners afraid of Paris green into buy- EUREKA in the I’nion. ieiea 1 Tin generous mission w as to pirovide such a selt >ac- the public taste or endanger the public other. ■ U equaled by any ■ a *•, ing which • 1 I 1" o ;s a | a: I ml a way to the j rilice. such an atonement Ilis death health or mar an otherwise beautiful preparation depends upon soft. mi \(ivfinltt-r 7. 1 *.'< i. ': u,i- rha md l<> by Paris Renders, hard leather o;.. 1 t green for its value as an insecti- di.i-g. Knigntiy Pythias. I 1 hat the sins of men might lie forgiven view, will he vigorously protested } EVERY l.ss 1 cide and at a cost from 7 to in times Especially prepared. via ulty iieome the type nni the souls ot men lifted into eternal against. out water. I the value of the Keeps ? ■■* :: Miaow hue Damon speeds with Hod faith. 1 ii short, there is which could goods. bodied oil. ] fellowship through | nothing j (T|-ni:i.i-> A heavy ■ -v I). Wools, Director, ii. Jle settle- i.is business af- Therefore He humbled Himself anil in any way add to the beauty and health j his j < irono, .1 tine 27, lung. ! il. greet wife who passion-1 became obedient unto death, saying, j of this place that this vigilant improve- ; MEMBER hues Idn not to return to Harness ■!> iiu; lireater love hath no man than this merit society does not purpose to bring excellent > J The World’s Finest /^•i preservative. a u-- .Hid to death, lbs trusted 1 Bridge. hit'll class up-t,... jate, i•!ii-tjate about. | Rediues co>t of you*- harness. ! .■"'.ant is. eand a flection, the fanner ami h:> slays r fiends.” Kvery day the members of the society ! burns the leather r: > ; family 1 The of the strait of Revel .n':iig : o.>e. Tie senator ! bridging Canso { at last | < 111 the eve. irg ol I I, are to lie seen in of four or live is increa-e April groups between Iret on and t he mainland Efficiency OF : rs l.iuis- l i on, : he arms id bis faint- i Cape Anchor I.odge, No. I. K. of 1’.. was e driving nr walking through tin- Atlantic best service. i! PRICE SI OO i. of Nova Scotia will be undertaken at Secures ig te. bi-ses I:: h hoy and rushes ; a i-e.-mm at “'llvuium Highlands streets. wear from joying pleasant They pretty an breaking. ) 1 once. The task is immense one, in- Stitches kept a \ear. but >..•. ran bus ii be |.*>- 1 i.»\s 'I'I lO-s ilf ! ! e st eel i is discos e : : Indian IVrritoiy. .Lanes Ward, tin shirt waists, skirts and hats, golf outing 1 s voicing great engineering ditlicnlties -11 b m 1 b til! 'll! •UV, ! T •k He is about b Wl'el'k swift Vellgt- j 1 ij.veme ( anee hn. was and for the casual observer l’> i Inputy pres aught might and an of about .1. ,\. Oil U THE a’l. e t! •• oll'eniling servant when eilt. Ail went until, to the know are so outlay s:,.non,nun. l'lie ib‘publiran .lournak happily, they simply many women I„ Waddell ol Kansas has City been 1 :-ro\e; a swill liiel. With will! honor ol all a terrilic and girls out for an afternoon's Rotli paper> t'ln- > **ar !'■ >*i. present, explos- shop- to oversee the work. lit* is a -’ll-'. s ! :.e iu Idie of the engaged lly iei was liearo: and a great sea of ilame ping or a into the coun- SeieI \ uni onlei > ami nn pleasure jaunt Canadian, and a ol McCill, fill I. ng s". igs 'he rider to earth and shot inti ti 1 air in :n a are in graduate lieighhoring try. They laughing and talking FARMER'S .lOlTA \ 1 ITi; in, i'.! t -i. \; 1 and has been i.1.i :n knighted by the Ktuperor :i" plan1. I,is sole thought mine, can;- ng e; it!, and timbers with excellent when the spirits, suddenly of where he was one i' .Japan, at time n o 1 is .end— w ;iI he he too late: il 1 biv a I .Imies, one of the members are Their far- carriages stopped. clear, of civil in the t: lata. aXe all'' adv 1 professor engineering it- label,? At ot \ v was know n to be in are ever on the lookout for L"dge, seeing eyes t' of .1 Sample free Semi address to % \ we e uiversity apan. copy yuu Krigi by Pvt Idas is being the mine. .James Ward took that need attention. There is no exploded tilings Mi. Waddell that FAMILY M I":' o 111 e Ikoek. bi we! Is latve says the bridge will HillU KAiniKK, A rk City re ml :s coat: and. as he led the way into eyesore or nuisance which these against be a cantilever, with a of I.son feet, -aai: eluiet and roiie have been La1 : line, in called out his hist active span words in women do not protest and take the e a longest in the world, and have a I fi m: about to s. aP l:ie."W ! ■ will volunteer to follow active measures in j me?*' doing away with. of :,s ■ height feet clear above high water. h-hhi wit'i an- Tend, wht'i. a Hewn "ii the Lmvth level the fatal The town clerk in Atlantic Highlands 'I'lie will t lie st ran betw een no ii..". is heard \\ I ieli swells into m bridge span a1 oke .lamp met the gallant and is Miss 11. Hart, a in the knight Mary girl early Port Hastings, on Cape ISvetou side, s' A t'.amiua lii’isr ap]ieais. 1'lie iii b tie band. Havid .Lines had jo's. She is a School and per- High graduate and on the Nova >co- :■ i;i e : great oi is’ Cape Porcupine tt's pi,;.Ik dlops eh; but .Limes Wald gave his life in addition to her other dut ies is pr r ate Cure " > tian shore Two immense will -,v a standing pon brow. Damon pirns be Dyspepsia for his friend. ! to Bresident Coleman of the j secretary sunk near either shore in about nil :aas i: i" 1 .• a:ms oi then feet what eat. I’ytiiiaand All honor to such self-sacrificing Bicycle Trust. It is through her that Digests you This Beautiful Bed ’" of water. The bridge is designed for : pi .-pa -s for 'hath. Put 1 15ut is a | This contains ail of tiony- loyalty! that only type of the measures of the Improvement So- 1 preparation the :. amazement at sm-h double tracking. It is said that the sius. friendship, w hat Jesus ( hrist has done for men. are before the town coun- and digests all kinds of ciety brought Canadian Paeilie is behind the I digestunts pardons I'otii Dane and Pythias and IL .ei: the halls oi He cil. railway food. It givesiristant tclicfand never » heavenly glory. which is to es- sks to he .■ ved into their project, preliminary the fraternity, stripped off his robe of light that lie 1 (Mi the other end of the street on fails t. cure. It allows you to cat all u el t: tablishment of the fast line : •■i|"."st friends deny. rescue the victims of the choke which tlie town steamship the food you want. The must sensitive might clerk’s office is located on the 'ui- !-• 1 he of Atlantic. type Pythian loyalty, damp of sin. I11 this work lie laid is the Atlantic Highlands postottiee, and stomachs can take it. I’.y it sum- many so iel> tidei demands and is down II is life that His brothers here thousands of have been worthy might a girl postmaster sorts and dis- j Bowdoin’s, Graduates. dyspeptics it SUe; .leg's!"". It was founded. Distinguished Furnished <>5 dii be saved. Having passed through the tributes the four mails that come cured after everything else failed. It at large Fi Washington. J>. (A, by of He now awaits with a in and and the four formation ofgason the stom- nrti portals death, stamps dispatches The this of the lirst cen- prevents Mi •! usto II. Uatliljone and a little1 ending year mown of life all like are that out ach. all ■ who, Him. go every day. since relieving distressaftereating. FREE vour ". tury the founding of Bowdoin M’l'i'iti Its from government offices. "faithful unto death.” Ilis call is The whole from the Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take. ■ the, town, mayor before the for Its h.rf: 'sauii teil ’mid the roar College, brings public the selling . of same as the call of that gallant Knight, down to the man who drives the water 5enu and names of the following graduates who It can’t the clash of cruel "who will volunteer to follow me?” is unanimous in never help our floods niiuni cart, saying that have won distinction; and -. "" and Longfellow but oetly soothingly amidst There is a work for eaeli to do in all the of the town At- I do you good 1 mighty history lias h Hawthorne, together with their class- (’. discordant notes of that in the Master's name. There is a con- lantio been better served ' Prepared only by E. I)f. Wrrr.y Co., (’hica^a Highlands mate, John S. C. Abbott; Franklin The $ 1. bottle contains 254 times the 50c. size. I radii;. : our eame the words '‘friend-, llict to be in this world for (.'hrist than since it lias been waged under so-called Fierce, Charles ('. Everett, B. s op. rhanty and benevolence." It was and His which is in w Henry R H MOODY Kingdom every ay "petticoat domination."—I'tica, V. X., Smith, Elijah Kellogg, a t chimes of silver hells had sudden- of steel. Above all Globe.” Cyrus Hamlin, worthy knightly Saturday Calvin E. Stowe, Melville \V. Fuller, ..---I ly taken tlm place of "blaring bugle these is a “crown of life” to be won, chief justice of the t'nited States; uni rattling drum." The cardinal! life in truest sense and life eter- here, ILL HEALTH FROM WORMS Oliver O. Howard, Egbert ('. and New- principles of the fiaternitv so formed i nal hereafter. 'There is a filiform man ‘till*': at ion in Smyth, Samuel Harris. Geo. Har- in- n-i'.ginn, obedience to wans. ui r nusr ueimei Disappears Rapidly and Sound Digestion Gold 5eal h.^VlaVi.■ uignesi nniKii, ris. president of Amherst College; Josh- Company in v anil loyalty to government.'' 11 is whose belt is whose Appears When the Right Remedy is Used, i salvation, truth, ua L. Chamberlain, William F. was instituted "to uplift the fallen; to blade is “the sword of the which Frye, Spirit, Internal cleanliness is to of the Fnited States to he his is necessary perfect president Senate; champion humanity; guide the word of (lod." To the soldier of health and is fatal to worms. Not mil iiis shelter and de- only Thomas B. Heed, ex-speaker of the hope, letuge, the cross, 1 lie tri-colored banner has an worms but also the conditions in the stom- in , House of Hepreseatives; Edward fence: .soften down the asperities of added meaning. The red is from the ach and intestines that make it possible for * Stanwood, W. Brackett, pro- life; to lid tie party spirit; and. by the blood-stained banner. It worms to exist and breed there are eradi- Cyrus represents fessor of at and sweet and powerful attractions of' the sell-sacrifice of <'hlist for each and cated by True’s l‘in Worm Elixir. It not physics Frinceton, ( cleanses the Hubert E. an Arctic Ki iendship, harity and llenevulence, of each for Christ. The blue is for only mucous membrame but l’eary, explorer. Profit Iasi goes further and cleanses tl e blood, Qnantily irori, Qcaliiy Unproyefl, to bind in one hannonious brotherhood faithfulness to Him and to one giving another, the a worms A Mackerel ■ system good foundation, after Big Fare. [iii-ii nt ail las>es and all opinions.’' even unto death. The stands gold have been gotten rid of, for building up con- ♦ I HE CHtAPty Its commands are “to visit imperative for the “riches in glory in Christ .1 esus” stitutional health. The way True’s Elixir ; homes where lacerated hearts I PURE lie are and for that mown of life which awaits has been used for over half a centurv in One of the largest mackerel fares for to the a bleed eg. assuage sufferings of those who are “faithful unto death." countless healthy homes is to keep it always many years was that which sell. Edna BLOOD .SAFEST and SURi the care on hand and use it as a tonic : BUG DEATH brother, bury dead, for the whenever any j Wallace Hopper had at Boston yester- ♦ member of the child or widow and educate the orphan; to ex-1 family, adult, isl As previously reported in the Times is worth more “run down." If worms are day. YEAR. POTATO BUG eivise i-hunty toward offenders; to con- present they; Malloch hailed his fare for than much ♦ THIS j are or Capt. 200 gold. expelled after three four doses, and if ♦ _ st rue w olds and deeds in their least nil- ! barrels of salt mackerel and fresh there should be no worms the cleansing and | 2.0,000 Fortunately a little * favorable light granting honesty of! mackerel. Instead of this he beside Sold by agents every DESTROYER ON TF tonic properties of True’s Elixir restore had, or silver and intentions to of your gold j * where. purpose good others; CASTOR IA health without any risk of harm, even to a | the salt fish, nearly no,non fresh mack- will a that 5 Send for and to protect the principles of knight- For Infants and Children. delicate child. It contains no mineral drugs. I erel by actual count. buy remedy catalogue It is MARKET. hood unto death.” Such has been the purely vegetable and absolutely harm-1 On these latter a stock of #4,.400 was purifies the blood and less. ; progress of the Order that its member- The Kind You Have made. As soon as they were out, the back health. CHEMICAL MASS Always Bought Wonderful accounts are on record of brings DANFORTH CO., LEOMINSTER, ship exceeds half a million men, audits rapid hustled down here in j recovery of children and adults afflicted' Hopper arriving -1 relief work represents many millions the sold her fish to John Few with worms after a short course of True’s ; evening, of dollars. Here then is a and great Elixir. Immediately the food eaten by the & Son at the market price, took in ice worthy object for loyal y, and loyalty convalescent begins to nourish and to be and stores, filled salt, and this morn- to the Order is to lie expressed in devo- transformed by the stomach and bowels, ing was already to sail again. to its now of their & tion members. relieved parasites, into healthy Iler gross stock on the fare will be N. S. LORD CO.. blood. is and the Boston Junk It is only a step to another truth. Republican Class Convention. Strength gained rapidly over #0,000, making one of the biggest Shop disagreeable and dangerous conditions due This same Pythian loyalty is demanded mackerel tripstocks for several seasons. AWNING The voters the to worms quickly disappear. A valuable by God and is justly due to His King- Republican of Representa- —Gloucester June 27th. At the Foot of Main Street. Trusses, Times, tive Class composed of the towns of liurii- booklet on Diseases of Children has been .AND. dom. High as are the claims of our the makers of True’s Elixir Easy ham, Freedom, Knox, Montville, Thorndike, published by CASTOIIXA. brother man the claims of the and will be sent free to one Wants scrap Iron at 35 cts. per hundred lbs. Almighty Troy and Unity, are notified to meet, by any addressing are more and it is ful- Dr. J. F. True & Bears the K|nl) '(ou Ha,B *lwaJs SAILMAKERS exalted, only by delegates, in convention at Johnson’s Hall, Co., Auburn, Me. Bo#' Old Stoves 30 cts. filling our obligations to God that we on 31st, at 3 Thorndike, Thursday, July HEADQUARTERS FOR Old Rubbers, 5 cts. per 11»- are qualified to discharge fully o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of ourduty The czar’s kitchen in St. Petersburg "T” (Z&W-iZ&u to man. Of this higher duty Jesus nominating a candidate for Representative New a commit- is said to outvie in magnificence even A Sustaining Dirt. Yacht spoke when lie said, “He thou faithful to the Legislature, to elect class 11110.25* S OOI-DSTRI Styles, business as that of the most lavish American mil- unto death and I will thee the tee, and to transacts such other give come before the convention. lionaires. Not are the walls and These are the enervating days, when, as crown of life.” may properly only Supiflies The basis of to be the of black marble covered with somebody has said, men drop by the sun- New Pr to God is the end of representation ceiling Loyalty supreme same as in the thus stroke as if the Day of Fire had dawned. I county convention, valuable ornaments, but many of the OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. life and the crowning glory of man. giving liurnhani three delegates, Freedom They are fraught with danger to people kitchen pots and pans, which originally for Sale. This is the power which lias made the two, Knox, two, Montville five, Thorndike whose systems are poorly sustained; and Foci IVain ft ,Belfast Villap Farm to the are the interest characters the has seen. and four. belonged Empress Catherine, this leads us to say, in of the grandest world three, Troy four, Unity con- No for Fittiiu Com- of solid The kitchen staff is on a less robust of our readers, that the full ef- I otter for sale my place in Brooks village, to God led Abraham out of his Per order of the Republican Class gold. shed and stable, all Charge Loyalty with the The fect of Hood’s is such as to sisting of cottage house, ell, into a mittee. par general magnificence. Sarsaparilla in country strange land to become the of calling this medi- practically new, and good repair, together Troy, Me., June 28, 1 f>02. 4w27 head chief, who receives a princely sal- suggest propriety FOUND with about 15 acres of land, a part of which is the father of the chosen race. Hy its besides a blood and is assisted about 270 cine something purifier under a high state of cultivation. There are 30 defied the and ary, by persons. diet, ft power Elijah corrupt tonic,—say a sustaining makes it iN BELFAST BAY, June 24th, a skiff. Owner plum trees, 25 apple trees, also pears, gooseberry cruel Aliah, and stood alone on Mount I'nslacked lime is excellent for clean- much easier to bear the heat, assures re- ‘an have same by proving property and paying and currant bushes, and about two acres in straw- Garmel; Jeremiah endured the hor- ing small articles in steel,{such as jew- The education of the human mind freshing sleep, and will without any doubt} cexpenses. O. B. ANDERSON, berries. A. B.8TANT1AI.. POOR & Drilisls 1902.-25tf SON, Shore Road, East Belfast. I Belfast, Me,, June 19. rors of a filthy dungeon refusing to elry, buckles and the like. commences in the cradle.—Cogan. avert much sickness at this time of year. 3w27* KITTS. ST. LIGHT AND to the knees a sasli DARK, by tied k*r,,e®- SCRAPS. ( tightly A Monin un B»>'• Pay and night, sunshine and shadow around the The n Mother of the Antilles." -J hips. gro women Miss Elizabeth MacLane of are not n ore different from each other Mary It is estimated that 20,000 horses are of The Journal!. greatly outnumber the men in the •Butte. is for the '1'omlenee than a healthful from a sickly woman. Mon., responsible j filled annually in London. because so that has ap- St. Kitt> The healthful woman carries and streets—perhaps many" of must astonishing bouU Island, light Marie Bash- Canada last year added r>41 to its rail- sunshine with her wherever she the men are at work on peared since the diary of Y-:frs Charles goes. plantations. ^ oad and ago Kings- I h mileage Mexico 040. e woman a sort of not till the traveller They speak monkey-gibberish, who suffers More than *50,000,000 worth of timber to »• impossible understand those un- Kitts that he sees what a from ill-health by ras destroyed by forest fires last year. familiar with the is. The of casts a shadow patois. One might iml Mother Three thousand were on her own troops recently hap- call it Basse-Terred were not is she is is English, ent to the subdue a I called, worthy and the help inhabitants piness puns in such bad taste. The orest fire in happiness of island Sweden. I blacks to be a < appellation was origi- others. She appear good-natured, The States of New York and New cannot help it. well-mannered lot—the men ersey alone have a -topher. bestowed in lion- invariably population nearly The Those who suf- to that of Canada and Kind You Have Always and which has l>ecn after touching their ragged hats and the qual Australia Bought, saintly personage fer cannot ombined. tn use for over 30 women and all years, has borne the signature of us was named. smile and bowing showing theii Only sing. — Inosite is a of and lias been made under his iu-ueaiiu in woman is trace- ivories to the but peculiar form sugar per- •s 'ix or seven generally passing stranger: long by to rliich is found in the muscular sub- sonal able disease of the delicate womanly there are enough of them to annihilate fJz- 7*~^l. supervision sir.ee its infancy* 11 between its tance of the heart and one or two sideways organism. Many women have been re- Allow no one to deeet ve in this. tlie white residents in the twinkling ot -ther you ■< is. Nevis ami st. Eusta- stored to happiness by the use of Dr. organs. All an should it Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good” are hut of Pierce’s Favorite It estab- eye they take into their me tin' common centre Prescription. So far as history throws any light on Experiments that trifle with and the health of lishes regularity, dries heads to do so. There are no endanger .ii civilization as weakening drains, regular he subject, the development of the English heals inflammation and ulceration and Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. troops here in these times of peace— ugar cane and the making of sugar be- hcii those two powerful cures female weakness. It makes weak only one company of volunteer an in Bengal. their historic career of women strong, sick women well. cavalrv, "1 feel it of a few men who are An oil ition of the my duty to inform you that I had consisting too tank, holding 1,200,000 gallons, in this part been sufferer lor many years'from nervous- scattered to ms been built in San Francisco for What is CASTORIA ness with all its and widely be available in sud- 1 re. st. Kitts, is the first symptoms complications.’' use writes Mrs O N. Fisher toring oil fuel for the of the street of :^6i Lexington Ave., den The are Castoria is a harmless substitute for Cad or Pare- West Indies where New emergency. police all ail Oil, they York. NT \T. "I was constantly going to way companies. see a or hut goric, and It is side side. physician purchasing medicine for this black, clean, well-dressed and civil Drops Soothing Syrups. Pleasant. It unicab'.y by or that as troubles became mi- The Mohammedans of India use the j complaint my contains neither lior bearable It: the ot enough. Their pay is twelve dollars a Opium, Morphine other >'arcotic u-st little .'em oi uie spring 1S07 mv husband olar year, and, in virtue of that fact, induced me t iry Dr. Pierce's'Favorite Pre- I substance. Its is its month, wages in Basse- ire now behind their age guarantee. It destroys Morins r clothed with nat- After one extraordinary many years bretli’ -aw. scr.ptiou. taking bottle and follow- and ing your advice I was encouraged that I took ! Terre. Men workers on the plantations en of Turkey and Arabia. allays Feverishness. It cures Diarr'ioea and Wind ii i he lih.;- and with eane- nve iron bottle**of Favorite Present tion and receive Colic. It relieves cur is then 1 h not take any more for several weeks twenty-live cents a day. women The “Fra of the Hegira,” used in Teething Troubles, Constipation and a soft, -o Its plains- as 1 fe’.i much bettvr but still I was not l. »i- j and It assimilates the workers, twenty cents. Boustabouts. icarly all Mohammedan countries, Flatulency. Food, regulates tlio i reminds you of cvum- I commenced taking it again and i felt that I was fa-ter than at lonimemorates the or of Stomach and and natural improving fir-t I also tull-blooded blacks, or so (light liegira Bowels, giving healthy sleep. -. < 1 uade am not now cross and nearly \ Melu'd ttom irritable, and 1 have a dolianimed from Mecca, July Hi. 022. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. g u-in my face hav- al--.» canted about a re sometimes as as to out id paid high fifty cents spm a up ttt. n uls in weight an : n.v th i is an a Denmark agricultural country. f >■ !•. 1 I am a new woman once ue-ie day. but their jobs are intermittent. you. waving its ruhy Uiout three-fourths of the population The dealer who offers a substitute for 1 he move genteel ot the colored race CENUINE ALWAYS \ ation as tin ire engaged in the cultivation of the CASTORIA "Favorite Prescription" does so to on the affairs of the oil. is the of to gain cany island, filling Copenhagen only city •ti.er days used lure the little more on I profit paid the sale of the clerkships and the offices, my size. Bears the Signature -• tii'ii loser iuspec less meritorious medicines. Ilis is teaching profit the therefore no schools, printing and the w \ si ows the beacon- your loss, accept substitute. ! editing The effect of music on animals was Hr. Pierce’s Common and Sense Medical ; only newspaper performing all the tested a violinist in a Berlin a lantern | ecently by nl> peaceful Adviser is sent nre on of MISS MAliY ELIZABETH MACLANE. receipt stamps mechanical labor. Though nearly all* nenagerie. The intiuence of the violin it out "i a second story to pay expense of on’v. Send ji i vus on the which be- mailing the black folk are Kirtsott. which it stnmgly resembles. greatest puma, one-cent shouting tistoni The for the Methodists, anie much excited when House. stamps paper-covered Indeed she mpares herself to Miss quicksteps it :s s11a 1 that book, or ;>i stamps for the cloth bound. very few of them are cere but was soothed slower i ti e mountain shores. ’' Bashkirtseff. in claims in most played, by Address Dr. R. things V. Pierce. Buffalo, X. Y. regularly married by the church. It ensures. Wolves showed an apparent :.tr atmospheric eoii'li- she goes beyond her. which no one costs nterest, lions and hyenas were terrified, thirty shillings to pay the parson Iwho reads her book can doubt. It is i.kablc. Hark, beetiiiya were and mon- long stretch ot eopards unconcerned, rustling cane, indicates —more than a month's wages: and called "The Story of Mary MacLane.” The Kind You Have : ter streaks of cultiva- j ,eys stared in wonder at the performer. Always Bought the o! village sandy 1’oint: and the yel ! therefore such an extravagance is not to te i down to urryiug low eminence between, In Use For Over 30 Years. cultivated t'rnni : he thought of. They have a simple The Utilization of Schoolhouses. oiu:!. from ten to lit'. THt CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY. top to bottom is called "Monkey 11:11''. I ceremony of their own. which to them s<-a intervene, you fancy much effort directed at the Evidently the present possessors ot m. ; is anti l am told that it There is ... a .... a. >.... Micreu, is sel- ] time to a and more eco- Kitts are not so sentimental in (lorn You present larger violated. meet plenty of our schoolhouses. :g. on their]! j nomic utilization of Your Hair given promontory nomenclature as were the Spaniards small samboes and Dinahs in the In and town are many such oi st. which | every city ge Kitts, cost much and.French before them. It is morel streets, but "a buildings, which have money, wearing nothing holiday hair was FRED ATWOOD, nearest chain ot ridges. and winch are only in use during eight “Two years ago my than two hundred years since England look"—and maybe a string of beads for v vailed Basse-Terre, hours of the dav for a part of the year. falling out badly. I purchased a W linally gained this island, but the old modesty's sake. But when arrived at a be INTERPORT, HA1NE, ■a land" Whv should not these buildings bottle of Hair and and, naturally children Ayer’s Vigor, French names yet cling to many of the j certain age they must all go to school, employed for the instruction of ■ out.’’ is applied to the city the hours soon my hair stopped coming streets and hamlets, and to for education is of a larger growth during Insurance and especially compulsory, after a Minnie 111. Real Estate, a portion ot it. The j when are use by schoolchil- Miss Hoover, Paris, tin estates whose owners in St. they nothin original have fashion, Kitts. We dropped in have MILLION ASSETS. -i cultivated to the dren'.' The night schools occupied REPRESENTING OVER FORTY-FIVE top. at one been so long superceded by those of an- of the colored schools, some of these tor the instruc- to a primary buildings, mother The Narrows" advan- j Perhaps your Eire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass, Tornado Insurance, Steam Boiler other race and tongue. and were surprised to see how neatly tion of those deprived oi early tch ot sea which sepa- clubs ol our cities Insurance and Inspection. scattered over the hills and tages, and the civic had thin but that is everywhere j tastefully all the children were the hair, md from Nevis. ( lose have done a good work in opening Security Bonds for Cashiers. Contractors, Admiuistr.-.*,•:' ..ml Trustees. you see the handsome establishments ! dressed, their to the no reason must ■itier hills, all swathed considering parents' scan- play-grounds during vacation why you Correspondence solicited. Beal estate bought ami sold. dis- ot wealthy English planters nestled ty wages. There were two female children of the tenement-house rale green velvet, where j go through life with half- among groves of orange and banana. teachers, one of them tricts. et their swelling sides, colored', armed but much 1] Ail this is commendable, starved hair. If want palm and cocoanut. sugar-houses and with a club, the other with a wicked- Twelve you Fen Cor- n ore idils mount higher more can easily be done. years j pie Heights Spiritual tall factory chimneys are locking strap: and from these M. of New feed it arst peering gently ovei everywhere! premises ago Dr. IJenrv Leipziger long, thick, hair, and from conical white we that the of York conceived the^ idea that there Maine. oiilders. then every plantation argued path learning is poration, Northport, crowding j in that ■ with Hair towers arise as not were thousands of people city Ayer’s Vigor, striking features in the altogether ilowery for Ham's Kitt- Wlmu-n'. nu tin- j,;d da\ t A..a’>' A. 11 vary masses toward the who could f>e means of free ::*oi, uplifted by .11 a'-'M. 'sumut oi uii<- ! said ■■orpoiahon w ii> mad- i- It* ern Texas These towers are ancient Fan Nik Wai:;>. lie schoolhouses. Starting from small I •aid to tlir tiva-iiivr union in tin da\ s fvmu : hat mo known as Mount and heavy. late; and whomas, tlit- iol'.owuiii iianind st. rk windmills, since in one district of New \ ork, long supplanted by! beginnings j ii'ldol's liavt* iit,Lrl«,«'i,,d to pa> siii-t' iivM'ssiii. lit, which forms forest Destruction. until last $1.00 a bottle. All druggists. gammy rag steam. this influence has spread, year ; 3ur hair tonic will do it. Free ■t thirty 'lays ait» r tin- 'aim \vas pa>aim m-u n't > in_ \. a ; o: ;; •• lecture?'were in 1 '«ia'\. >tn nde pyramid, shoots more than n.ooo given j If cannot supply you, at Basse-Terre, a few your druggist ia> »f Auaus!.' \. l». ; u,i u 1 Landing steps 1 hese lee-1 send us one dollar and we will ul over t ne mouth ot '•tan,,aid Baker, in the ! different schoolhouses. express from grease and injurious In- an<• moon, at tho and no n I <*11n-!«• l!- a'n Hay writing sure and the name to a sor; ol rotunda, three over boo. of >0 you a bottle. He give -v brings you ( on tales were attended by per- !i N I'ftlipol'T. 'll" ( >1 W a Id" an. U. duly eutury irrigation, speaks thus of nearest express office. Address, isn like a huge penin- to take ad- your I Maino. I sh. ; so! i.• ,v u if' hundred feet or so in with a of Die m Western sons, adults, "eager J. (_’. A YER Lowell, Mass. hair diameter, progress sentiment I chiefly CO., minerals, prevents •lia ns > ■! '.i ai d ; -and l>-vt aloft in the air. <>1 such means of instruction. npm i> large stone fountain in the in the matter ot forest-preservation, | vantage in -:!', u :T!i nmnifi r,d ohai"_t ■ drinking ■ a wide and ;s visi- of the ot The lectures cover range from and stim- / generally j and need making more re-I falling out, r middle. From this circle the tow n radi- and serves: include both instructive recreatory -hint oi.ji. mists and of lz ates. like a half-wheel whose spokes : Another scheme of the Westerner for features. During the winter lboi, | ulates the growth. Every the eat of 1 he mouil- •j. arc streets and tins fountain the hub. conserving the water-supply lias borne I noted teachers, scientists, physicians, ■k. unmeasured crater, musicians, and artists gave lectures Farther on is a line con- rich fruit in the last few years. It is a | bottle warranted public square, the °f sei-; leeey \ ipors lilt, is con- well-known fact that there is no I etter upon elementary principles taining the Berkley fountain—a hand- of and in- conservator of water than a forest'with i ence, the results discovery ! 11. Brad ..1 '• no than ;t is \v ide, with a music, i some memorial of a fo mei president. thick under-growing vegetation. The I ventions, history, biography, art, VV K. hud 1 ..on a n :n the and I.lll'ns \datlk. 1 1 .Mi depth bottom, It contains also the is and travel, economy, literature I equa'1% celebrated ground protected, the vegetation | political M. 1 s Aiii'ii'lait' t ;'idll back ! other n on } ivcipices, whose roots holds and regulates the water subjects. i Ciinniborlain.I -j. banyan tree, spreading I doolv. 1 w hieh falls iu lain. ail ot At first, the city government granted | K.1! lairiu no poo steam and fumes Nearly the *• sulphur j reaten to overturn the fountain as if a small for this ; Mfs. *sai.sii K. 1 ll'haill.looi's. 1 -, on and of only very appropriation s. i-• ii .i im’ ■: it i high plateaus mountain-railgts \1 It. ! 1 4, 1 dangerous neighbor, as the movement spread .... jealous of its rival attraction. The im- tiie West, where the rain-fall andsnow- purpose, but, Oil'. A liiiia M. Adallls ! 47 ; nil k. to the town over which ! and the results attained became IN IINF TWO. TlUIKi: 1. Knu >;• :i l’a ;i.1 »a :.mi mense overshadowing its lail are greatest, ami where all the; good top. drooping be- ANI) Fori: lil'KNFllS. A. !.. I* non .i 71 i.mi rivers have more apparent, the funds furnished sharper slant than char- great their source, are cov- ; I. W iaik.1 ; .M> branenes nearly to the ground, occupies more liberal, until at ered more or less came more and M .1. I li' .1 14 .oi s lamous tower. The1 densely with vegeta- All kinds .if. new school- \\ 1 • 00 a very large space, but. unlike the ban- tion. often with the present time some of the A d"U M. nston. 77 magnificent forests, j ■ m .- island, w ha h seems to houses are with lecture hails Mn.' a. I *. m1 d 70 vans of the orient, it lias one I hundreds, even thousands, ot old. equipped >>• m only years j j OIL STOVE Mi-', h Id vnraii’" 1 so : less ol large seating capacity. OVENS. m fertility, was formed trunk. Its pendants, which after the If it were not tor’, aese forests, ail the j A. T. "Mnis- a. \\ are now seiv- .1 dill 1 l. .1 oil 1!'in.1 !>8 nelched from the Volcano water that fell would run into! iiiiH our solioolhouses 1.00 manner ol their reach down from swiftly — kind, a must purpose the the valleys, the streams would rise to ing important Mrs. V H. liak-r. 1 tit* i.im> vies. The mggeduess of i the limbs and take of the root, becoming I Hoods, and in a tew time the chan- training and education young— Mis. \ f. t'l Vtl 1 l-JII H» days' GARDEN On and after .1 une 16. 1902, trains connect ii;p ii 11 verniers sink and HOSE, i..ii -.l oo doubly trunks with the nels would be actu- yet it is that in Portland, Sarah Litth t.-i tropical rapidity, hit-. dry again. This is apparent train.- we are not it Burn ham ami Waterville with through ( H!o\er.I 1 i_ 00 ist ut cultivated lands be- what now in in many other cities, getting ter forth offshoots which ally happens many valleys FORCE PUV1PS, and from W i'ori’ai. am. I M.Ta’tv. 1 U; 1 IH putting speed-! all out of these tor Bangor, aterville, of the or the" good possible ex-j Mi'v !. \ ' Louise 1L Sta.1 Hs 1 IK infinitum- are cut as soon as \t a recent meeting of be Kotzseh-! carefully drought all the remainder of the time. A. K Paul. 149 l.o» his mar it was that the children ; KITCHEN AM PM P.V beloved patron saint. or otherwise the tree It therefore, of vital tiiat Club urged Mi >. Hester Moist.1 l.M i.oo they appear: is, importance Belfast, 7 1 80 3 30 of our schools should have larger depart W. frl Mood 1 16J 1.00 'it's assert that the great these forests be The West- public Point. 7 <5 ‘l 35 *3 36 would presently occupy the entire park, , preserved and FURNISHINGS, City Lower 1 16«; i.h led opportunities to hear good music, Waldo.*7 15 ‘1 45 ‘3 55 ■' in tlie contour of tliis erner. by wise scientists, has taken W. Ilium Bailey. —1 lfli i.oo it not the whole town. that the schoolhouses could he utilized Brooks.. 7 26 1 50 4 20 up the matter, and fortune the Including a nice line of Charles a. w fh..1 mi i.oo by good Knox .. 7 38 l2 08 *4 38 which tlie The narrow streets of Basse-Terre for the of concerts given by Julia " iley U12 1.00 English long Government at lias been purpose | Thorndike. 7 45 2 15 5 17 Washington This i a M i.iL'e:*...1 its. t o<’ bed "Mt. some- local and instrumentalists. WO >DEN WARE, 7 53 2 23 5 50 Misery.’’ are lined with two-story houses, the aroused to the necessities of the case1, singers Unity. K. A. P:o k;ml. 1 lia. i.oo could be 8 15 2 6 25 and forest reserves national is good, but the scheme easily Burnham, arrive. 45 J. W 1 ms i.oo minded him of St. Chris better ones the lower of and parks 8 5" having story so that it would cover at least PEARL, AGATE, Clinton. 35 Hr P. \\ LI 10mas. it'*!' UM have been created, which will not only enlarged, Benton 8 45 708 ig tlie infant ('hrist on Ids stone with balconies built out on the a the educational course A. .1 Skitlmore.l 170 i.oo to future as the large part of W 4 40 — godowu generations PEERLESS ARE, Bangor. Hated JuA A I). tor that in other A M at Belfast, thi< first da\ of reason named tlie second floor the width of the sidewalk. most notable of natural now in successful operation md the places beauty Sci- Waterville. 8 50 3 15 7 15 190-2. A L. C LA it K. States.—Journal of Medicine and ow27 Treasurer of said C All the people of consequence, without on the continent, but they will preserve PM AM orporation ence. Portland. 12**2 5 35 old town of live in the of life and bring happiness to tin- valleys 1|1“ Basse-Terre, exception, neighborhood Famous Glenwood t E. D. 4 00 9 <•“ 5 57 below. But the work is yet only half Hanges Boston, ml edgeof the promontory Berkley Square. As you go beyond, the Timely Tips. , ,v j,. 4 HI 11 7 1!5 done. More forests must be reserved New York. 7"5 A m : ’lie most in the houses until on the ! Plumbing a Specialty. important rapidly deteriorate, and more care be given to protecting TO BELFAST. flowers fresh a Indies. It has no harbor ex- outskirts of the town wretched them from lawless miners and lumber- Keep by putting pinch only PM AM Carriages of soda into the water. men. the of the .. E. D.. 7 00 9 OP land-locked cabins are on By judicious cutting * oly roadstead, seen, perched up stakes Boston, 8 older trees and the removal of windfalls into the w D.. 30 .\ V I >. is commanded three feet above Vaseline rubbed well scalp M age by an the ground, the space and utensil k Trnssell. waste, which might give food for will ii.crease the of hair. Portland.- —.11(0 12 55 which looks underneath filled with filth growth "fk, as if it had mud, and lires. they can be made a source of lum- OPEN EVENINGS. AM AM If sassafras bark is Waterville. 7 00 10 00 4 2“ Horn tlie black crag above. rubbish, in which black babies, black ber for a thousand years to come, and sprinkled among out the worms. Bamror 7 00 1 4“ 1 that without their usefulness dried fruit it will keep batteries, precipitous on pigs and mangy dogs wallow together. injuring p M Harnesses ---- as water-conservators. But it .. 7 “6 lo “S 4 26 private A fresh e. has a lime-like surface; \ Benton one. backed tlie moun- One of the side streets seems to he g 7 15 +10 20 4 36 by greed is allowed to dictate, these splen- of Clinton. stale eggs are glossy and smooth 8 30 1“ 50 4 50 "lited by tlie western sea, given over exclusively to the did forest areas will be left the most Burnham, depart T 1 HI cl.I. STAS 1' I:) IK I laundry shell. Emmons9 Unity. 8 48 11 20 5 OS n> an Its desolate of like those of north- Dr. Thorndike. 8 57 11 45 5 17 imposing object. business, the newly-washed clothes deserts, Monthly Regulator has brought happiness to ern Ammonia will make all shine if Knox. *9 06 tl2 00 15 26 were a Wisconsin and Michigan—deserts glass hundreds of anxious women. There is positive- once formidable out on stones between the build- Brooks. 920 1230 5 40 WINDSOR llOTia,. spread which are far worse the cactus a small amount is used in the no other known to medical science than washing ly remedy Waldo.. +9 30 tl 2 47 *5 50 but were to that will so and safely do the work. coining mariners, ings bleach in the hot sun. The of New Mexico and Arizona. water. quickly Point. +9 40 *1 07 16 00 plains Longest and most obstinate irregularities from City inidoned and are now of no Belfast, arrive 9 45 1 15 6 05 population of Basse-Terre is estimated Before to any cause relieved immediately. Successguar- attempting chop parsley, No Inter- as a Vacation anteed at anv stage. pain, danger,01 station. except signal-station at 7,000, and that of the island Days. wash it and it very dry in a with work. Have relieved hundreds of tFlag 28,000, squeeze ference Limited tickets for Boston are now sold Vacation time is heie and the children where others have faiii d. The most diili- State Prison Carriages and tlarnesses weful mercliantmen. Tlie not more than 2,noO being white.” clean cloth. cases $5.00 from Belfast and all stations on Branch. are out of doors. There could cultcases successfully treated by mail,ami ben- fairly living Through tickets to all points W est and North a Brimstone Mill” is fifteen in Kitts looks be no eficial resuits in every instance. No specialty. Everything St. tropi- healthier {dace for tl.em. You need Remove grease from garments by guaranteed via all routes, for sale L. W. Georof. risk whatsoever. We treat hundreds of ladles west, by t. on tlie only to guard against the accidents inci- with one of salt Belfast. GEO. F. EVANS, Caribbean side, cal and queer in sponging tablespoonful whom we never see. Write for further particu- Agent, Also medium from other firms. foreign eyes—not only dental to most air No Vice President and General Manager grades dismantled. open sports. remedy to four of alcohol. lars and free confidential advice. Do not out off mg Being re- the trees and flowers, and the strange equals DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salve for answered. Re- F. E. Booth by, (Jen’l Pass, and Ticket Agent. too long. Allletters truthfully E^Tall and see me, f they «U> not the settlement, monkeys fruits exposed for sale, but the people quickly stopping pain or removing danger Clothespins boiled a few minutes and member this remedy is absolutely safe under of serious For scalds or a condition and positively leaves there are others. mco -d to it from the consequences. cu.s, quickly dried, once twice month, every possible please, surround- themselves are as distinctly un-English and wounds. “I use DeWitt’s Witch Hazel no aiter ill effect upon the health. Sent by mail, ...THE... become more durable. sealed, $ J.OO. Money letters should be ed made their it Salve for sores, cuts and L. securely having homes as is possible to imagine. Gaudily bruises, say.s Dlt. J. W. EMMONS CO., Do Tro- l'». Johnson, .Swift, Tex. “It is the best Molasses used in cooking should be registered. oks and corners among turbaned negresses perambulate the nic nt St., liostou, Mass. H. C. MARDEN. remedy on the market." Sure cure for previously boiled and skimmed. This .ns, now it in garrison streets, balancing all sorts of mer- piles and skin diseases. JJewarei f counter- removes the raw taste. feits. '■ is. What a commentary chandise on their heads, from bloody g MB STOPPED FREE Truly Wonderful How Quickly ■ ■ Permanently Cured b, iit y of human affairs is liver blackened with tiles to delicate Maxims for the Mai riel. by the Way a Gentleman | I m ok KUNE'S GREAT Swan (5 Co. CHAPHAIN’S Hill. For several centuries sweet-meats of their own manufacture. Sibley 1 I V NERVE RESTORER is the easiest to So 1 it* aft>-r first a >t the West du- The stride of these The tight cord snap. Never forgets the respect clue to ad- B day use. Indies, graceful, swinging ■ Consultat ion. personal or hv maii. treatise and JOBBERS OK save, save at own vanced 9'i trial nks so as to burden-bearers is in contrast | {If you your ex- age. bottle frbr Golden Crown Oil strong beprac- agreeable to Fit patients who pay expressive only on delivery. pense. Never enters a oliice without Permanent t'ure. not only temporary relief, for all Ner- uable, England and France to the teteriug gait of the “colored la- private vous Disorder*. Epilepsy. Spasms, St Vitus l»ance, If you take liberties, be prepared to his hat. ;>ehilitv. Exhaustion. DB. B. II.KLINE. Ld. KEI.1LN I s AND'lTI.’LS hundred for its dies" are who dolling GRAIN, years pos- you constantly meeting, give them. 931 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Founded 187L e Will not boast of his to hide expense of unnumbered go with indescribable ability I» COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, mincing along Permanent mutual respect is neces- 1 little peccadillos. "re their day, it was the al- airs on absurdly high-heeled French sary for a permanent rnutua' love. « •)**•«•»••)*• SSSSSSSSiS**® ® FEED, Should remember that lie is CROLP and all LA NG 1 RGL LA ES. nghold of Spanish soldiers slippers, (universally worn without There is only one thing worse than always not beyond criticism. caneers; and here the lit-, stockings), their bodies quarrels in public. That is caresses. SEEDS and pinched by PEK BOTTI.i: ■i aboriginal Caribs, when French corsets and head disfigured by Money is not essential to happiness, Take care not to wound the feelings Hu-ir French but happy people usually have enough. of a sensitive person. 16. GROCERIES AT T1IE DKUti STOKES. conquerors out of their flowery rather, millinery—or So save some. '.I Has no for a of time tittle-tattle C®I DEALER IN : ritance, made a desperate the “creations” of the milliner are dis- The man who respects his wife does woman acquaintances. Importers of Salt. dug ineffectual bows and figured by their a l with us The of i quality County within, "'or, match-locks and between the easiest way is to do N of a classes, give low-down, saving ever speaks sneeringly person on the second Tuesday of June, A. !»'. phi-j. coin :i't>US£Si without things. If you can’t then not so well informed as lie. --1 niisstoners to receive and examine the claims of untaught and unpretending daughters you | (• had better do without a 2 creditors against the estate of F. M. Lasted, late "ess wife. a for a woman’s OF AIL KINDS. •) of cultivation and soft- of Ilam every time, instead of their Shows cordial regard 2 . of Burnham, in said county, deceased, represent IS (• Anthracite and m In all matters of money, prepare al- to tobacco smoke. ed insolvent, hereby give notice that six months "hire this of Basse- sisters who have a thin veneer objections Parties having FURNITURE, •) from the valley acquired ways for the worst and for the 2 date of said appointment are allowed to 1 ■ 'hope (• said creditors in u Inch t" passes anything I ever saw. of white folks ways! The laboring best.—From “A A. Conan •j CARPETS. Blacksmith LOdJS* present and prove their Duet,” by Acts Immediately. claims, and that will be in session C® STOVES, or to sell they at the the town women of are anything named and times for the "'age looks very St. Kitts picturesque Doyle. Colds are sometimes more troublesome in following places purpose by sending me a card will receive a prompt •) 'of the same, to wit: at the "i ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED receiving dwelling sunny, its red roofs creatures under their turbans summer than in winter, it’s so hard to keep ^ house of F. B. iu peering jaunty ^ call. Antique Furniture ■ specialty. Lane, said Burnham, on Satur- 1 ^ASTORIA. from adding to them while cooling off after J day. August {>. A. 1> at 9 o’clock in g green A of in all the colors of the and c® 2 1*102, the fore foliage. gleam rainbow, exercise. One Minute Cure cures at noon, ami on November 29. A 1>. Tto Kind You Haw Cough •J 33, 35, 37 Front St.. M, Saturday, ishkj, Bmn the Always Bouglt 33 Main Street, Belfast, Me. « Belfast. at 9 o’clock m the forenoon. j, '!|l1(’"g palm trees and a skyward- their loose white gowns (low-necked once. Absolutely safe. Acts immediately. l!lg Sure cure for coughs, colds, croup, throat •) hated at Burnham, this J5th day of June, A. I>. spire, at the seaward end of a Mother Hubbards) caught up half way 1902. F. B. LANE, aup lung troubles. TELEPHONE 4-2. ltt ( CwmrM- 3w27 SULLIVAN BRA LEY, 1 THE M P. A. AT KINEO. Portland, returned to the hotel with a General Debility NORTHPORT NEWS. — catch that furnished the with THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL party Day in and out there is that feeling of The Maine Press Association Has Its 190? trout for next morn- Saturday Cove Chronicles. broiled breakfast weakness that makes a burden of itself. BELFAST, THURSDAY. JULY 10. 1902. Outing at Mooseheari Lake. Mr. and w ife of Boston ing. Food does not strengthen. George Whitney the The of the Maine arrived their SUMMER FURNITURE Published Every Thursday Morning by Belfast contingent In the evening the party gathered in Sleep does not refresh. Friday accompanied by guest, excursion tcrMoosehead Lake had It is hard to bear, what Harold Eaton. Press the music room, and it was found to hard to do,

— is on the and Journal Pub. Co. not to go via. Waterville, hut had should be easy. vitality ebb, Mrs. Anna Knowlton of Everett, Mass., Republican only include many with fine voices, as well " four hours and minutes to the whole svsteni suffers. arrived Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs. forty-five as accomplished pianists, and the old take For this condition who is feeble. that on the Kenne- Joseph Lane, quite CBAKLES A. PU.SBUKY, | Busines^Manager. spend in pretty city songs and the new ones were finely ren- & Wilson’s to Green- Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Lucken and Miss Spencer bec river. The through train dered. A cake walk by airs. Hunter Hood's Sarsaparilla Srnsi Hir ii'N Tkhms: In advance. $2.00 a Anna Lucken of New York have tak- not at and it It vitalizes the blood, gives vigor and tone city THE LARGEST LINK EVER CARRIED *1.00 foi six months; .to cents for three ville does stop Burnham, and Mr. A. it. Newcomb brought down year: all and and is en rooms at Mrs. A. II. month* ♦o the organs functions, Batchelder’s. BY ANY Fl RNITl RE HOUSE IN was necessary to take the morning train the house. for all run-down or Al*x i:■ risin*; Tkkms: Eor one square, one positively unequalled George P. Riley came Friday from Lon- EASTERN MAINE, CONSISTING OF inch length in eolumn, 7.1 cents for one week, and to Burnham, go on to Waterville, ar- During the evening the Association debilitated conditions. 2f> cents for each insertion. " N. to the Fourth and subsequent 25 cents. donderry, II., spend there at 8.50 a. m., and then was called to order to take some action Hood’s Fills euro constipation. riving Sunday w ith his w ife’s grandparents, Mr. Tor Representative to Congress. take the 1.85 p. m. train for Greenville. relative to the death of Hon. Henry K. and Mrs. Otis The Celebrated Old rier and daughter Mattie of Sargentville, Cummings. Hickory,(wm'S'i’S1,^*,1, But as usual head quarters were estab- Baker of Ilallowell, an honorary mem- EDWIN C. BURLEIGH. Me., and Mr. A. G. Sargent of Melrose, Mrs. Doig, two children and nurse, are the time but of lished at the Elmwood and ber. He died Saturday, many at Mrs. and all Mass., are of Mrs. O. E. Ames — rooming Angeline Richards, the guests The was divided between lounging on the members did not know of his de- take their meals at A. F. in- “Black River Bending Co.’s” For (Jovernor, Mrs. Deborah French and Miss Emma Capt. Elwell's, the and on the ex- veranda, walking about city cease until they had started French visited Mrs. Fred Cassius in Cam- cluding Mrs. 8wain and son. Chairs and Settees. JOHN F. HILL. of ttie a calling on friends. One places cursion. Major E. Rowell, townsman, den a few days last week.Mrs. Eva Very interesting Christian Endeavor visited was the new and and Dean and Miller called on Mrs. are held at the church bun- city building, was called upon spoke very feeling- Mrs. .losiah meetings every “The Old D. M. and Mrs. Mc- last was Colony” Shaker Chairs & Waterville is certainly to be congratu ly of the departed in introducing ap- Dean Monday—Mr. day evening. The meeting evening Rockers Convention. in Thomas House. who is lated on so handsome a structure. Mr. W. F. Mars- Gray of Boston are the led by John Pendleton, gifted in Republican County having propriate resolutions. Also for one of the most lines of that direction. agents complete It not contains all the a and inti- HALLDALE The Republican voters of Waldo County are only city offices, ton of Ilallowell. personal notified meet in conven Enos has sold his farm to Geo. A but w eath- ls hereby to by delegates but an house with a seating ca- mate friend of Baker, a Emery very quiet Fourth, glorious Colonial and Mission tion. at the opera .Judge paid Furniture rHKul. Trundyof Lincolnville—W. V. er. of our went to that would do credit to to the one who had Thompson Many people Camden, COURT HOUSE, pacity of 1,500 touching tribute BELFAST, returned from the hospital in Lewiston last where they had a grand time, and one of a much The ortiees and the before, and it was impressed upon The “Fairfield Lawn larger city. gone — On Saturday, August 2, 1902, week Mr. A. C. Caldwell of Boston is our summer boarders observed that he Swing rooms for the and council are his that he from the aldermen all hearers spoke J. E. Hall’s—Mrs. M. B. Small never saw a more or less ii to nominate boardingat orderly crowd, at *i u'elock in the forenoon, Let us show you the good pi iuts of the candidates f. Senator, Sheriff. Clerk of Courts, on the first floor and are handsomely heart. A man to whom such tributes of Thorndike is the guest of Mrs. M. W. drunkenness. Coiir.i). Attorney. County Treasurer. Register of finished and furnished. The rooms of are deservedly paid has not lived in White—The 4th was a very quiet day in 1 )(•*■!j-’.i.Mii County Commissionei Also to choose The many friends of John and Martha “Baldwin,” and .• i\ eoinmittee and truiisin t any other busi- the two branches of the this A few attended the cele- “Gurney” city govern- vain. community. Pendleton are to know that they Economy’ ness w' -It mav properly eome bef le said eou- pleased ment can he thrown into one In the of his remarks bration in very little hay will Vi'lltiOM. by open- course Major Unity_But are w ith their parents, Capt. Henry and Refrigerators. t one I’.aeli tv ami tiiwn wii; lie entitled dele- be cut in this this week — Mr. S. ing doors which fold back against the Rowell referred to the fact that of the vicinity Mrs. Pendleton for their summer vaca- gate. am: mm additional del. gate for every forty foi <»<- S. Emery and Mrs. Lizzie Sturtevant have v.io-' east u.r the Repuhliea'i candidate wall on each side. The opera house thirty charter members of the Associa- tion from Boston. John is preparing to 11 ,N rn-ir in l'ii and .me additional delegate foi returned to Mass.Miss Adell mi an incline Lowell, enter Harvard HAMMOCK entv tl V-- lie Me Votes ill excess of the last has modern seats, arranged tion only five are now living and four College. •,.i ( voi.-s ami one addii i"iial delegate for each Haynes is visiting Miss Ethel Howard in on both the main and gallery floors, so ot them were M. N. Rich of Persons occasion t.> the lien- ;• i\n ii thai -ast t\x enty-tive votes and 1'" than present- Pittsfield. having pass roi v toi tl. Republican candidate fm Cnvertu'i that all have a good view of the stage. Portland, Prank (1. Rich of Bangor. II. house of K. B. Klwell wiP read'll) believe in pint). I'p.m this basis tee following allotment ERA N K FORT. SPKWCER & WILSON has been made. There is a ladies' parlor and cloak room K. Morrell of (lardiner and P. Rowell hi> statement, that lie caught, in a trap, two The 4th passed oil very quietly here. The room for carnivorous the and a smoking room and cloak of Ilallowell. The absent charter mem- “digitigrade, mammals,” !';i 1**1 in* ■... 4 small boy was up early with horn and iSi-’uii'iit.. after had kill- .. ;< The is “Mephitis Americana", they l'.iniiK'. Prospect gentlemen. building lighted ber was -loseph A. Homan of cracker, but most of our a S«•.*. I >IU*»Iit 4 Augusta, people spent l< 11 m 1 >;i n. o with ed thirt)-three of his chickens. l-'i jinklort.4 S* •. i: -p« throughout electricity. who never missed an excursion or a very quiet day. Business in the cutting M cktni: inn-. recent arrivals at the < <»ve, not Sp: About the city were to be seen traces line will be dull here at the as Among S w ;i!; v i U*. meeting of the Association until ad- wharf, they are Mr. and Mrs. lie- Si and Water- are a of the previous!) reported, I 'll'|\ 111.J Tki'iiulik*1 of the recent celebratioh. vancing years, with the infirmities of changing portion railway track Knox Ti .4 dell, tim e children and a maid, from New Now is the lime to Drink over the suc- in the ami will run no stone to the I ville was well quarries l.ilx'1 i v. 4 feeling very age, confined him to Ins home. There 1 .- ---■ — ty.. York. Mr. !. and family are occupying \\ sheds ; so a shut-down until next cess which attended and the many has been no one .Monday M 4 W •• I" .|-1. it, since to sing "The his situated eottage near the was ordered. The office is pleasantly Mont villi*.r. bestowed her liberal Chicago post job compliments upon •'icge of Belle Isle," at one time the bay, built last \ear b\ William Weston. Morn!:. J all cut and and we are now* and citizens. mostly shipped, II MUIIII II W.ll l" 11 -1 ■ > *cif jn-i-M these excursions since the writer join- the paving going to Havana, Cuba. They purpose buying jn'oiiipi 1\ 1 se the Rev. C. 11. he having < 1 land at the station more were hoi foi Bryant, I* !:. !’i :.t\ out!. many ed them twenty years ago. Some have are small blocks for a street railway, one ii. I .lollN^oNJ 'haii man. lost lii.s. The has been sent to other met. including .h im M. S. Hunter of the to a cargo was last week. paper i. !i. 1 !'.K\ ANT. s | gone long journey fairer land; shipped .-r.-laiy. parts of the town, where it is being gener- Max ! i. A I>. 1 l'armingtou. i 1 committee in charge others are detained at home by business MON KOI i Mrs. al!} signed. of the excursion, accompanied by or cares. Mrs. Agnes Dingwell and children have !V;.i > been prop,aimed in the family Hunter. There were oveT of us. arrived from Massachusetts. Rev. .James thirty w ednesday morning dawned ; the situation in South blight Tl vin.l ItlKiHis II Al l \ IN',> Phi!';. was Dingwell will soon join his here for and when we boarded the train it and witli a family Bu\ at wholesale or retail of A frica ’one has beautiful, brisk northwest mgh adjourn- his vacation — Mi» .Jackson P looked as Mary of Bel- Mrs. Alice Pool lias returned I.oweM. already overcrowded and it wind the blue waters of the ed. and K; Pdwaid is believed to he rippling fast lias been visiting her Mrs. Km- be niece, Mrs. hike of Orono is boarding w ith Mi'. though we should have to content lake. It was an ideal • :• truly day. After ma 1 Mrs. nithen complete recovery. All wombly... Leslie Simplon and Benson. with '■.stand-up scats” until w>- reached a breakfast in which broiled tli > con tin head oi good square- daughter, accompanied by a friend, leave F. A. Mrs. Mar\ A. ( lark of Bangor is EOLLETT, Newport, where we were to have tailed trout had arrived sjiend- ’• IP \Y ■>. the place of honor, from New York, where Mrs. n. tl e season with Mrs. Y 11. Khoade>. cars, lint as w>- were ing I changed just nest of the part} hoarded a steamer spent the w inter.... Miss Maud Kicker is at 1 Tei to have The Authorized 51 Church Mn P:\-* Mate conventions a bvakemsn came through the home from a ipie Heights expects telephone Agent. lop. starting fora trip down the lake to the Waterville for vacation_The inspect communication with the outer world next nav. rdo. .-ii Po-, dent 1 loosevelt for train and announced that there was 4th passed here, with the | a; new fish hatchery two miles from qun-My exception ■ 1 week ni. a -tt 1 ■ Kin:' o. Nebraska.lYun car tor the "Associated Press" of the usual lire muckers, ringing of the special t i reeuviile. others seated themselves church bell Mr. Willard 1.. and wife arrived | a:,. M i.ssos ;. ii.d M '.unesota. at the rear of the train. We were and other demonstrations.... Lathrop in the comfortable chairs on rocking Miss Ethel Chase closed school in aftei a few business \ dt M:t m* i: M t weli ! Ided to that 1i>t. hitched oil behind tbe Pullmans District ►Saturda) days t!irough the with veranda, pipe or cigar, to least No blast Friday. The exercises included Boston. \VF£ HAVK A lAhMiHR LINE OF' foi at •"late convent'on there was lrom New York lor (Jreenvilie. and so their tin the scene before them of eyes recitations by all her pupils. The parents M Lillian Lllis of Boston arrived re- no la, a 1 :; er candidate. ourselves knowing that any ] settled down, lake and others forest and mountain. One of present made quite a gathering. cently at Mrs. Benson’s for the remainder of we need not change at Hut ! Newport. them remarked that it reminded him of An out-door picnic had been planned, but SILVER How '. t .«• promoters of th. A me I’- the season. STERLING Fvidcnth it wasn't it hot in that car? a in l’uueli was given up on account of the weather. ii ui Ice 1 mpany may have fared, the | picture many, many years > r. William Patterson and wife of Ban- I had been closed up for some time and A Take, ice-cream, candy, etc., were served, U hnv, 1 M Maine stuck-holdeis are the ago. very portly gentleman w as lolling go are at their pleasantly situated cottage HELD GLASSES. mourning to the the and all went home feeling the school had ! exposed sun. and atmosphere in a skiff for a vacation. ab>eijce -it dividends which came and presumably fishing. Hut long been a success inside was like that of an oven. When great and wishing that the underneath you read: "It isn't the Virgil W is well ami his sister Vltara of to : •,» m rly f rein the old K nickel services of the teacher could be secured for doors and windows were to d- H. J. LOCKE & opened tishiug 1 so much, it's the deli- llermoii, are visiting their grandparents, SON, imckei (' 111}•:i!l\. and the ice industry enjoy the fall term-The \\. C. T. T. w ill meet init the cool air from w ithout, dust and .1. W. cious That is the for the at Vr. and Mrs. starbird. oil both t .*• Kennel>ec and Penobscot repose." way the church Friday afternoon, duly 11_ POST OFFICK SQl API I5KI.I AST, cinders entered also, and between the j Telephone or B. M. of Fairtield, President of > for those "born Mrs. Colson has returned Bradbury vei ; act .cally d«-ad. Men can no truly weary, tired," Betsey from a two evils it was difficult to choose. It < ! i.zzz——z: to themselves at Kineo. The air visit to her son in Rockland, the <•] poration, made ;i visit to the ! 1 eights long.-i .1- ..t o on the Helds for their enjoy accompanied i was a welcome transition from the train | last week,.and returned the same da\ winter'" v >rk. and tin* in brings halm and has tonic effects as by a grandchild.Robert Felch, aged It; dinner si/is buildings to tie steal.; 1 at Hreouvillc, as we! and the with its years, was drowned in the Mi. John S. lernald of tin-* Belfast Jour- winch e was stored are and well, scenery changing Sunday Lily empty both beat behind us. then left dust and about three miles from this nal, Mrs. Fernald and Mrs. Helen Taylor of A ] l j piece, INn^!i>h Piniiei -et. lutnd- oi this in effects of light and shade is a never pond village neglected l l;e suspension from the soinelx decorated, nariaiited lint to era<-i., Gentlemen-La There was a moderate breeze Two were in the boat and Felch Boston, while on their way t<» call j to the Here elideth boys jump- upon \oui 11»»n,♦ d» .a -es losses in other directions, ceasing delight eye. ! at Ss.-i!*. delivered at pot. dusMy a fair wind for Kineo. and the ed and stuck in a friends at the Cove, at the south, muddy bottom. He called stopped Heights We will gladlx ipiote p! a-ev .|t rhiiia lid KEEP \ Ol P CI.OTH I this r. a. r. 1 is the :ce chapter. >u 'AN .ipments gave employment run the lake was but his was too to admire its beautiful seenen and partake glass ware to ai !iiter*--ied pe: up very enjoyable. furjhelp, companion much ■ LOOKIMi NEW 1 s N.*x\ I Iniif |-':i 'i t'< tiie c i-■;ng Meet, the vessels taking to render aid of its health-restoring w iters. Not Write l'.liclala! The only landing made was at I leer It is decided that no frightened end when he was there will be ! is hing t No. Cm>< St 11 *.111.11•«i. Ma;ii■ •. THOROUGH ice out nd returning with coal, and rescued life was extinct. He was Island, where the hotel, of which public observance of (Mil Home Week taken to Capt. John \V. Ferguson with a large un.lei -m ,.f conditions there seems the home of .John where lie was of ladies came f.iom 1 p; Frank Hardin-, of Helfast, is in Relfast this Bowd**n, partv Belfast »y buck- p.m.er'j year: but next year the I little n-.pe oi its revival. employ ed, ami Dr. Holt was sent for, but board, Saturday, and occupied the Durham ami p- proprietor, did not seem to b.- over- semi-centennial of the adoption of the Cleansing, Repairing tin* young man was beyond human aid. He cottage while taking ; lunch. The Captain crowded will guests. Hut the charter no Whin; King Pdward was taken ill he Moose-! city will doubt be observed, leaves a mother and two half-brothers to was highh pleased with the beautiful slop- mad J.ake lias not insisted that tin* dinner to ! season full} opened, in connection with a welcome to the mourn the r loss. The caused proposed, tragedy ing site of land, the perfect drainage and Ijf i ine Custom Tailoring vn Loud.am- intended as a oi and here as elsewhere the odd, wet home-comers. Perhaps that time we much excitement in our pool, part by quiet village. abundant w ater. faction guaranteed :he coo:.a4 uni festivities, should not weathei of the past live or six weeks may have additional hotel accommoda- intosi'KCT i i:ri;v. Mr. ami Mrs. F. B. A} res. .Mr. and Mrs. he pt.-Ap. and last Saturday half a has b.-en 1 .-It, The lake itself is two tions. and be otherwise better prepar- Mrs. Woodman of Nashua, V II., is visit- Wire Goods. F. (i. 5F1NNF H. T. Watkins, Mrs. i*\n. Gould and son On > feet than ever known at this ing the Misses Hannah and Kllen minion m dwellers were his guests. higher ed to entertain a crowd. lioagan. Melvilie A. of Old and Mi» Julia Town, Alain time of -Misses Minnie and Hattie Harrison street, opposite \atio 1 iicy were entertained in halls, schools year. Mo\d of St. Joseph, Mo., returned t< Did These goo.t-i are stainl ml tlm ■►! !,( ov< r. have to '1. .MMHOCI, Louisiana is to admit no gone Squirrel Island, where they a tew su ,i.; :--i them- ipphou. ,d I'-.iks, t: it. mainly at stephenry, Many .d the party felt at home when history to Town Tuesday, after spending two week>at Our j>ri*ui •*|.. have employment for the summer.... Miss "-|v"s- where of them dinner. nice within the hospitable portals of the public schools that does not pro- tlie cottage id' Hon. Stanley l’linnmer. Mr. th.ooo enjoyed Klmira Ginn of Dam iriscotta is ! nounce visiting is of theC>ld Town \ the was read, the Kineo bouse. There was a welcom- Schley to be the 1 ero of Santi- Watkins principal High message from King here.... M iss Agnes Ward of Prospect visit- in ago. This is the order of tlie school, and Miss Floyd is a teacher in th WHY NOT WRITE US?" expressing IPs Majesty's sorrow at not ing blaze the big lire place in the legislature ed Miss Faustina Harding several J days schools of St. Joseph. The\ speak t» he The office under the mammoth of the State. public || 'being aide present. morning moosehead, last week—Mrs. Mary Ann Littlefield of’1 Broil* rs fft 05 ver\ highh of their first visit to the Heights. Light the were there j bulletin announcing that the King was rocking-chairs awaiting Plymouth, Wisconsin, is visiting her sis- I German Tea or (Ottee Strainers .03 The Republican state committee will out ot danger was circulated among the weary wayfarers, and after a visit ters, Misses Hannah and Kllen Heagan_ Bowl Strainers. 04 meet at Hotel Wesleyan Grove Camp Ground. capital stock, $150,000. to ns neces- North, Augusta, duly It, Miss Orianna of Handled Strainers 05 he guests, who drank his health out of the rooms assigned for the Harding Boston, formerly j Knameled at s m. to talk over and The Maine Medical room was p. make ar- of this place, has been Veterinary Society Wire Handled Strainers 05 corou.it: r. cups presented to each of sary ablutions the .lining appointed Superin- surplus, 33,000 rangements for the coming campaign. tendent of the Deaconess training school held its regular meeting at the Camp Ground Pie Forks. 05 :hem i" v souvenir oi the occasion. sought and appetites stayed with broiled in Boston. Miss is a yesterday, Wednesday. There was a large Holders. .05 trout and the other necessaries for a Harding graduate Soap deposi 1 s;soi The 1 me and Princess of Wales the attendance. Stops Cough from the school. She w ill begin her duties Potato Mashers .05 bountiful Safe rtu*e> Fir at traversed the metiupolis from end to supper. amt works oil the Deposit Kent Colear principal Laxative Ifronio-Quinine Tablets cureacold attended by Dr. Stone of Bucksport. pondent of the Bangor Commercial. Wed Pokers. 03 In.uei was at where Sir torrents, but those who awoke sufficient- W. D. Smart 03 Fulham, in one day. No Pure, no Pay. Price tin and family of Searsport visit- nesday, July 2nd, Mesdames Carlisle and Pot Chains. I h».mas did the to hear it turned an- Our vault is Tipton honors of the ly merely over for cents. ed the Misses Hannah and Kllen Heagan ►Snow of Hampden, gave at the Hampden so- unequalled Hut- I NKXCKI.I M» '.rt nk ■•,!"$' lay t<» ..., aided by Lieutenant other nap. The journey was ended; last Sunday.George Gruby of Boston ciety cottage a birthday party in honor of i;. New Home F urnishing Co, burglary in the ounti y. Hoveiim Woodruff of New York and we were at home in tae Kineo House, COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. spent several days with his wife and friends Madame Josiah Walkei of Monroe. Her England Ttiose here last week_Mrs. Amanda 92 sit on the dear old and renting boxes rati have other Americans. An immense crowd and storms had no terrors for us. Let Cunning- years lightly lady, Xo. 92 I'rosH Street, privilege of taking fheir hove* > ham of Belfast is visiting relatives here_ her ride of l*> miles only served to make her sang Pod Save the King.” During the elements rage without, there was PITTSFIELD. bank. Miss Ada Cunningham of Belfast and Miss eyes bright and her cheeks rosy. Each of the afternoon second message from good cheer and good company within. I»r. W. C. Marden lias arrived from New PORTLAXD. MAIXR. Georgia,Cunningham of Searsport are visit- the ladies present brought some gift, and t!o* King was read Hut soon after breakfast the clouds York, where he had been engaged several everywhere, saying ing relatives here....Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Mr. Perkins added his wishes weeks in himself good inasup- that lie was glad to feel that were broke away, the rain ceased and it was lifting more thoroughly to they Harding of Natick, Mas*., are Mr. of fine The time was in BICYCLES treat difficult eases. He visiting ply oranges. spent s and to stroll about. Some of the had hardly got in- guests hoping that they would possible and Mrs. Thomas Heagan — Mrs. Orrilla chat and Mrs. Isabelle B. to the house on Ids song. Chase, by he return home before lie comfortable. It was a memorable party went to Pebbly beach and others McMann is at home from Mrs. M. IT C. took her and gave was called upon to treat several different invitation, guitar along the occasion. the cottages and club bouses Libby’s and will spend summer with several songs. The singing closed w ith God Mach inspected cases-Few have begun haying yet, but Sewing her W. D. II am man — Be With You ’Till We Meet after I in rear <>t the hotel, ami all reported at daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Again, many are planning to begin tills week_ w hich Mrs. Chase presented Madame Wal- \\ in an editorial re- nessie Portland Mrs. Kale «rimertoi provi- REPAIRED, Cl.I AM Hemy atterson, one o'clock for the dinner with sliarp- Miss Susie Davis is at home from New York ker w ith a beautiful birthday cake prepared R. and Mrs. Maude Herron of to :iie press of the eneil The was a dence, I., by Mesdames Snow and Carlisle. The la- AND ADJl'S'l I D ji'ying Republican | appetites. dinner spec- visiting her parents ami friends, but ex- Boston, visited relatives and friends dies me.sent were: Mesdames Wad- onn'iy at large, declares that his to Mass., Emery, op- i ial one to ttin Maine Press Association pects return soon.J. S. Davis is in 1 ; I.OCksM | ill |\«. — in. Bice, Knowlton, Tribou, Lane, Flood, here last week ('apt. A. .1. Crocker and i I to Mr. rather health. position Cleveland rests with a souvenir menu for each poor Pond, White, Burbank, Stearns, Page, jr ..50.. work at the nt the w imimii m upon guest, sign wife of Winterport called on relatives here Chase. VARIETIES OE Flench. Snow, Carlisle and s the specil'.i- statements he has and it did credit to the LINCOLN YILLE. £ J few tlool below peoples \;iti<-i, l' made, steward, George last week_Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Cunning- that Mi. Cleveland is an ill- Mrs. Todd and Miss Eaton of springlield, namely, II. Beniis, and the chef. George Bou- ham of Belfast visited Mr. and Mrs. George Parties visiting tow n on Im \r Mr. and Mrs. Newman of seif,willed nei- Boston and Miss to call and leavt w tempered, man, having letti. of the Majestic, New York, and Gruby at their summer home here July 4th. Jill Pale, Nervous, invited their Annie Marden of Worcester, Mass., are free ot while in tow thei the intellectual training nor the the Colonial, Nassau. After dinner the -Capt. A. A. Ginn and wife attended the keeping eliarge guests at “The Montrose.'.’_Mr. Harry moral and for Dem- in various county grange in West Winterport July don' t ora. n n r ri \« » political inspiration party occupied themselves Mathews of is Sufferers Cambridge, Mass., visiting Dyspeptic \\ bite and Hhie W' udmill. siau ocratic or that he 2nd... .Mrs. Harriet l'erkin.s and Mrs. up fellowship leadership; ways, different detachments setting his family here—Miss Bessie Joy and Mr. Emma Luke arrived home from •*•{..Perfumes..! in IT II I M TUll l Kli W. ! knows and cares about tariff Lowell, Must Have Iron C BR Al little, less, forth for Beach and for the Harry Joy are visiting their sister, Mrs. Pebbly Mass., July 1st.Joseph Kills of Brooks reform: — 4- A N 11 HUM K- 111, that such sympathies as he lias ascent of Mt. while a few en- Stanton Miss Roxauna Drink water and Kineo, visited Capt. and Mrs. A. A. Ginn last week. And should take Peptiron—a are not on the side of the plain, com- and canoes and went little niece, Hazel Parker, returned to New gaged guides — Elisha Harriman of Lanesville, Mass., radical cure for ner- For Sale at a mon and still less with the low- York, after a four weeks' visit here. paleness, Bargai people, It was an uneventful Monday, visited relatives and friends here 1st afishing. day up July vousness and in and hut on the side of the Miss Ella Thomas accompanied them as far dyspepsia That desirable and well located r- ly poor, ■< when a furious storm and 2nd—Miss Faustina closed a to about p. rii., Harding to a- Price 10c 75c. tlie of Main known I foot as Boston, where she will visit her either sex at ! street, the and the that sister, any age. strong, mighty great: set in. The the successful term of nine weeks school here * Dine whan property, will be sold lightning flashed, Mrs. Herbert A. Prock is at I AN Ol’XCK. he estate. 1 he is a.i and a Simpson-G. last A was held at It cures and ner- nquireof personally ingrate glut- the and Thursday. picnic the prevents ^ N. thunder roared, wind howled, home—Prof, and Mrs. F. A. Gallup of F HOl'sTON ton; that, because of Ids selfishness and school house in the afternoon and all enjoy- vous exhaustion and debility; Belfast. I>eeember If, two.—r»tt the rain came down in torrents. Then Brooklyn Heights, N. Y., are at E. E. Car- a time — Miss brutishness, lie alienated every Demo- ed very pleasant Adelia overcomes the effects of men- those within the [sheltered walls of the ver’s-Miss Lillian Lamb of Belmont is at crat of in who McFarland of Lamoine is visiting Mr. and consequence Congress to for those work at E.E. Carver's-Mr. Isaac Pearson tal and physical overwork and SACHET Kineo House f worry began Mrs. G. B. Brown — Alfred Frye, Emery I POWDER, jr LOST would not serve him blindly; that, in returned to Revere Monday night_Mr. all excesses, + bkst Y»r kvkr saw. in the w oods, on the mountain, or w’lio and Isaac Bowden arrived home from Colby perfects digestion. Tin: short, he found the party a noble unit John Marden of Worcester, visited Mrs. ^ A COLLI K SllKPHEKD DOG be out on the lake. — *»■> might storm-swept College last week Miss Lulu Avery ar- T Call when in want of black and tan, white breast and and left it a wreck. Marden at “The Montrose” a few days last white eye. Answers to the name on the mountain the rived home from Andover, Thurs- 1 One party hearing Mass..last l'KKFlMKSat Finder will be suitably rewarded “Where tie is best know'll he is most week-Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Young are Rufus Harriman was in New Peptiron'LZt: I first the storm ran day.... (apt. | dog or information to mutteringof coming of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. French_ York several last week on business.... Mr. guests days lids and convalescents,the It28* 37 St H- detested,” says Watterson, “despite breath- closed a aged ,No. High for dear life and reached shelter Miss Ella Ladd and Martin Stahl of Warren Miss Sadie Harriman successful the of term of nine weeks school at Mt. and and all sufferers perpetual wearing the self-made but a Another Heagan infirm, less, escaped wetting. visited relatives at the Beach July 4th_ last A was also held at Store, halo. The Thursday. picnic cold Republicans may have him. not so arrived at the all felt well from poor circulation, City Drug party, fortunate, Miss Mattie Mathews of Bos ton was the this school house and repaid j f The Democrats will have none of him. for and Mrs. .Jewett Ginn of and loss of hotel with garments “dripping like cere- guest of her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Mathews, going_Mr. hands feet, appetite CONNECTICUT FAME! relatives here last know that when he comes in at Sandypoint visited Sun- They a few last week — Mr. and and ments.’' from Peb- days Mrs. Jos- > Others, returning day.... Capt. W. H. Harriman and L. H. sleep. and PAPKK HANGKK, will paper t > the door flies out at the win- from harmony Beach, found shelter under a plat- eph Crehore and children of Peabody, Harriman arrived home Boston July Its effects are bly 4th—Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Brown and permanent. FOR $2.26, dow. with the are in the Clark House for the sum- Hence, Democracy, and a relief with umbrellas Mass., Peptiron is made in two forms: In a liquid— form, party son and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brown of Bel- Two and all. Ceilings w! word should be this: mer— Mrs. I). M. Dean visited Mr. and an aromatic cordial elixir—at $1 per Cottages furnishing paper and was sent to them from the fast v isited relatives here last week.... M iss bottle, wraps at 50c. or T knew thee not, old man; fall to Mrs. Leslie Dean last week_Miss Alber- Maud Shute is at home from Bangor for her also in chocolate-coated pills SI TWO FOR 75e thy hotel. The w ho were in the prayers; fishermen, ta Wadsworth and Mr. Will Follett of Bel- summer vacation — Miss NedoraA. Pierce per box. By C. I. HOOD CO., proprietors Kor sale or to let. Worth Shore, Worth- at lowest price. I give a 4 Make less and more were of Mass., is visiting her aunt, Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. Painting thy body lienee, thy care of experienced guides, taken fast called on friends in Peabody, port. Address. town Sunday_ Mrs. W. D. Harriman.. James for a first-class job. grace. Berry spent in WILLIAM A. CLARK, A. BLOOM. W St., He to shelter before the storm broke, and Mr. J. F. Rich visited and Mrs. and R. H. Moody, Selling Agent High Know the grave doth gape Captain several days in Camden Rockport last a card and 1 will call. Maine. Drop postal For thee thrice wider than for other men ?’ one of them, Mr. George I). Goring of Oscar French last week—Mrs. Dora Cur- week. Belfast. 4w25 Belfast, The Non-Partisan Alliance will meet with iitWS OF BELFAST. STOCKTON SPRINGS. BUKNHAM- Mrs. Elmer on Small, Miller street, to-mor- Mrs. Henry Clark and family of Brook- Mr. William Richards of Gloucester, Fri'l at 2.3) m. a row, ly, p. lyn, X. and are occu- has ,( !in Co bought DON’T WAIT. Y., arrived last week Mass., visited his daughter, Mrs. THE PROPER A Point for THING TO DO WHEN YOU ARE horses from the If you knew how SCOTT’S standpipe for filling the street sprink. pying their cottage at Pleasant George Wyman,the past week. Mr. Richards lers was in on Front et the summer.... Soden and daugli- has cot visited EMULSION would build put position stre and Mrs. A. 11. Burnham for about 4:> years you the water turned on last week. and chil- and had not seen his ; n new steam- tei-in-law, Mrs. Charles .Soden, daughter, Mrs. Wy- ; a ; OFFERED A SUBSTITUTE FOR MOXIE. increase I dren, from Mass., have opened for 40 nil. They take up, your weight, John 0. Black sold a six-year-old mare Xewtonville, man, nearly years. He is a veteran j their cottage at Fort Point, where they ex- of the civil war, and after the close of the : '.mill. weak throat to Reynolds Bros, of Brooks last week, for strengthen your Peet | I to remain until October-Master war settled in where he will and shipment to a Boston gentleman for a car- Gloucester, Mass., -:i!!.|u> -school lungs and you in con- Walter 2nd from has put house. Colcord arrived July since resided. JI is native place was .a t" Castine Mon- riage dition for next school vaca- winter, you Brooklyn, X. Y., to spend his Searsmont, Maine, but he lived several l -. sOver Star. Representatives of the racing interests of tion would to take it now. with his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah years before the war in Burnham. His begin Camden, Union, Belfast ami Monroe are in Waldo County Clifford — Send for free sample, and try it. Mrs. 11. II. McCfilvery and Mrs. friends here were pleaded to welcome him SCOTT & correspondence in regard to a circuit to he ng eleven signa- BOWNE. Chemists. 0. 0. Harris came Seal the mid- and Mr. 409:415 Pearl New York. from sport back, Richards took great pleasure h .Street, held in August. certi- all dle of last Mrs. C. in ■tar> publie 50c. andfi.oo; druggists. week to visit their sister, looking over and recalling scenes of his ents in revenue Advertised list of letters in the Belfast S. Reudell, and other relatives, returning early liie. Mr. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. ones of land in post ottice July 8: Ladies—Miss Dora D. Saturday afternoon.. Horace Sta- ..Capt. George Wyman and daughter Cora, left Pensions have been granted as follows: Stoker. W. N. ples, who has ill the Gentlemen—Capt. Cuttings, been quite past week, July nth for Searsmont, where they will Samuel Belfast, >17. Mr. D. is now Morse, Hervey, Percy Littell, Capt. Nathan a week in ng extensive ini- improving steadily_Mr. Hartley spend visiting relatives and Woodman letters.) Ross Rec k with of Waldo cut his left (2 Overlook, wife of friends ...C ora idings, formerly ! and child Somerville, Reynolds, Ermine Harrows, thumb with a saw in Fred Holmes’ Mass., are the guests of his parents, Mr. Bertha Rowe H is crops show \ badly The season at Windermere Park, Unity, and Millie Doe left last Sat- and mill last week. Mrs. Henry Overlook .Mr. John for Prout’s -.per methods of. opened July 2d, with indications of a fine urday Neck, Me., where they with Mrs. Lancaster left last Thursday for Camden have Its are highly satis- The W r. T. F. will meet summer’s business. Prof. Ross of Phillips- employment in the Checkley Hotel.... to spend the Fourth w ith his brother, Mr. Lemuel P. <*ats is partieular- Charles Brier, No. ”>;> Cedar street, today, Exeter Academy is master-iu-cliarge of the Kimball of Hartland visited Mr. Edward r. m. Lancaster, lie returned and Mrs. Wm. 11. <.us growth, Thursday, at 2.:i0 boys’ camp this season. Saturday Kimball several days accompanied his who had been last week. Mr. 1‘. will he a candidate .Severely by wife, h !’. Soule arrived Frank Wilson Scalded. Charlie Merri- in for sev- before the visiting Rockland and Camden turn-table at the for nomination as Representative thew, aged r> years, son of Mr. and Mrs. eral weeks — Mrs. Russell Goodhue and TO Cl'HE A COLO IN ONE OAY caucus. James Alden was scald- Young Ladiks—Good 1 ho new table is of Republican legislative Merrithew, severely afternoon. Mr. Skin Please us four Masses mother, Mrs. arrived from Boston of give ed Pope, by Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All nice, cool, Moxie, for «e a:e nearly than the old one. The members of Seaside ( L. S. C. will Tuesday morning. Mrs. Merrithew had refreshing dead from the heat. Thursday’s evening train. Mr. G. came the *: some hot water from a boiler to a druggists refund the money if it fails to : each around out- meet with Mrs. C. F. Black, Union street, poured boat and are domi- I-—-—--- tub on the fioor when following day by they cure. E.W. Grove's signature on eachbox and will build tlie Monda\ afternoon, .July 14th. Subject for Charlie and his ciled in their at Pleasant Point. Mr. \ounger brother Carl ran into the room and cottage •■uj, the old one. studs, chapters one and two of First Steps Goodhue will remain a couple of weeks; several week’s time, in Human Bret llarte. both fell into the tub. The mother took Progress;” author, but his them out as wife will spend the summer near out of use but a quickly as possible and a phy- his The annual meeting of the Belfast A parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Goodhue — sician was sent for. Carl fell on top of his Moo>ehead Lake Railroad Co. was held at Mr. Horace Albert arrived in town brother and was but little injured, blit Staples m m The New the Court House, July _M. The following July 4th, to make and Charlie was terribly scalded. His shoul- his parents, Capt. Prevent Telegraph Co. has director.** were chosen: C. B. Hazeltine, C. Mrs. visit he ders, back and hips were under tlie water. Horace Staples, his first since >witch-board to W Frederick, N F. (ieo K. John- Houston, He is in a critical condition. graduated at the head of his class from ness, w hieh calls son, C. F. Knowlton. J. Brooks, W. M Pratt \. V. The Chdis. The bulletin is- institute, Brooklyn, Congratu- tl ce force to live quarterly Woods, C. (>. Poor, A. A. Howes. The di- lations are tendered our studious and am- sued by Hon. A. W. Gilman of Foxcroft, [ continuously rector.** subsequently elected < has. B. Hazel- bitious young townsman ...Mr. and Mrs. Baldness commissioner of agriculture, lias been is- with 1 m. on Sunday s. tine president, Frank R. Wiggin treasurer, Owen of New York arrived last By Shampoos sued and is full of Thursday r and Portland interest. Following is a and W II Quimby clerk. The report of the to open their Fort Point cottage for the s\ of the returns from Waldo ami a connection i> ;n it> nopsis couuty. treasurer showed that the company season. They were accompanied by Mr. < 'ondit ion of grass fields, t»o per cent, t On- Heights, North- usual good tinancial condition. “1 tick" who !>*• with them d it ion of pasiures, ss per cent. Acreage of Sanford, will until store. grain, loo per cent. ; potatoes, io.“ per cent.: the arrival of his at their summer The silver Lake ( reamery has increased parents corn, 1 24 per cent. (Ondition of fruit the court house trees, house at the Point. ... Miss Lennie tie* of cows May number from which it receives '.'7 per cent. Condition of small fruits, interest of e>tab- Beri\ came from Portland and is cream by more than 7."» the past month. The percent. Varieties of apples that have Thursday .ut-uy :ii Pel last, blossomed more 11 1. and the guest of her uncle. Mr. ( liilord daily receipts vary from dooto ;ir»o gallons of fully, Greening Fletcher, Fi uit was •!.:d to moot tin* King. not damaged to any extent and Albert ‘ aniaU 0Ut of separator cream per which family... ('apt. Colcord and Moxie hat here is day, represents h> the cold wave of May ‘.'and 10. Six per as tQ-Ja.v> something t h hotiso wile jti who and Miss good———'ER *’ Fmma Hichborn attended v'sfJ** **u ■** a large number of cows kept on the nearby cent, of the orchards will be sprayed. *♦ s’ y-.J^7T’ u :li come and in- Amount ol lia\ on hand, l-t.* cent. the celebration 4th. at > j farms, a consequent improvement in the per Fairn- July amden, going ess ;' '-re i*> no doubt are taking more than usual interest in h'oin there to j eond t .'ii, *»f the land, and a large increase Thoinuston to the the business, and are their inspect of corn can be enlarging opera- I in the trade of our merchants by bringing tions somewhat. vessel building there for ( apt. C., before o ic;c(l is satis- ] the fnnm : s here to dispose of their product. returning home saturdav.. .several of our 1 111 A. » SI 151,1 y I' * a% a 'able sites ! K« 1' I; K 1 V Soil). » ream a cash and the voting went to ('and.-ti on Frida\ : is product, creamer} Til** real ami people '*• looked over personal property of the late i> proving a benetit to ;tli concerned. but picnics, bm kijoaids and buggy drives, [ \ rUtter Sibley wa> sold at auction yester- etc., constituted the oh>ervances of our I t H'his at rm Kiti:i I.iukahy. 1 lie day forenoon by the administrator. Joseph And light dressings witfi CUTICURA, t;i:nci thir- National holiday in the vii age, outside the c-'loied views of St. Viiiuunson. Ji of Xurptsta. A. (1. Caswell of emoHient skin cures* This Petersburg, Moscow purest ^ customary clanging of bcli.-. bursting of andoihei Russian cities at the library are "i seaisiiomt acting a**' auctioneer. Some treatment at once stops hair, mm >treel. l'lie “cannon-crackers," pop]iing of falling at: much 1 "I the smaller lots oi ; torpedoes acting attention he world-re cal estate and nearly removes and dandruff, de- oiated. the din- ai.'l tooting of tin horns h\ irrepressible crusts, scales, iiowned athcdral of st. Isaac in st. Pdei-- all the personal pmpem had been previous- stim- !;0"ies, tlie* s:tting “young America." ...Miss Kate Brier of soothes irritated, itching surfaces, burg and the enormous ■'"ill at sale. Tin* pile of st. Basil in ly private property was the roots •'in: ros“>. and the Belfast is the guest of Miss Gladys Ben- ulates the hair follicles, supplies Moscow aie linelv reproduced The views ‘■'"id at auction as follows: one-fourth in- yellow roses The dell the present week. ...Mrs. Charles with nourishment, and makes the hair of the Kremlin repay a little study. The terest n :he .m ist mill in Crooks, not in- c nod. mail'ng one Bevereaux. who suffered a sudden ami a sweet, wholesome, healthy eludiim the t" Win. grow upon massive granite quay s, stately palaces, lofty machiiicry. li. Swan foi rh !dren wore vory severe illness Sunday, is now thought to when all else fails* watch-towers, ami monoliths of red granite •Moo. The s :dey homestead, including the scalp •:on, to o’clock. he convalescent. She is with her t bn -k on mother, compel our admiration and make one am- W(.-story lnmse limb street, with so! od, ami M Mrs. John Ames.. Mrs. Josiuh L. Lancas- bitious to travel throiuh the real cities of new stable, and more than an acre of land, b**r oi very pretty ter arrived Sunday from Camden to visit Millions Use t" Mrs. Annie ( f"i The the zar's domain. Cooper her father and mother. ( apt. and Mrs. Cuth'i;ra Soap, assisted by Ci'TiCURA F'^ler li use and lot to a adjoining, sutdect for ami Horace CritVm — Mrs. Sarah C. Sclmllield Ointment, preserving, purifying, " H.ssoci- sli.-i id s. Norton i- not a model for j 101 •••• 'I1IF..S—hir-r-r /he n/ea \\ lempi.- only mortgage MIM'.'.'I, to Ue\. Ashley A. beautifying the skin, for cleansing the I •”! », come hire a. | and two children came from Brunswick, am I'm tin- annual official, but he is one of the most progressive Smith, for MA". a part of sell, charlotte T. Scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff and the Me., and are the of A. •' Monday, guests Mrs. of hair, for whiten- place at Vei -ina farmers in this section, lleownsand man sihley. 7-ti'S' to A. A. Howes for S-JT-: two stopping tailing softening, M. Gardner at Pleasant Point_Our West ing, and soothing red, rough, and sore hands, The speakers aaes two farms in Palermo, and on Federal one recently buildings street, brick and for baby rashes, itchings, and dialings, and Main street friends receiith put a tine new ache II. Itrainerd bought the Daniel Perkins'farm of about one wooden, t«* J. C. Huiham for >soo; one for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and sidewalk along the lower portion of their Millions of women use Cl’TI«tka 1 1 huie of Low 'acres in South Belfast, where he erected pew n the North Church to J. C. Durham nursery. street, which, including its “railroad curve," SoAPinthe form of baths for annoying irrita- !■: t. Mass.. a new stand of The barn is ssx loi >1". id^ep«»i buildings. 'i’he other pew had been previous- and or too free is an excellent of haruli work.... The tions, inflammations, dialings, •\ !1 be piece announced 4" feet. The fields have some of the best ly sold to Calvin A. 11 ubbard, and \ugustus or offensive perspiration, in the form of Sylvan street division of our V. I. S. will washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and for advertise'] in the grass to be found in this section, and the Clark had bought the lot of land at the give a dramatic entertainment the many sanative, antiseptic purposes which .' .i' cool. well. “Tony, “always garden crops are looking exceedingly junction of Main and Federal streets for themselves to women. Convict" by “Frankfort Amateurs" next readily suggest e water, tin* finest Mr. Norton also deals quite extensively in « »ther real estate previously sold in- Friday evening, if the weather is pleasant. Humour Cure, $1. t* i> !lo fogs, no cattle, and keeps a Polled Angus bull at the cluded nacres on Miller street for $4ou ami Complete In case of storm i will be until Cu rnTUA Soap (ur**.), to cleanse the skin of C>ie features." acre on to < < postponed county lot. He buys and sells large num- F»a\ View apt. J. >. Hayes. crusts and scales, and soften the thickened the following Tuesdav. A dance will fol- Crri' ka Ointment to in- \h;s. bers of beef cattie cuticle, Another Corset Tied Curtis every year. Purchase. and inflammation, and i»\' low the drama, with music ( lark's or- stantly allay itching Big Ni.w A kktiskm i:\ts. Now is the b> oils.- mi tin* Titch- soothe and heal, ami (’r'riorKA Resoi.\ knt At the of the Belfast Im- chestra. Ice cream and regular meeting time to drink ami can cake will be served. to cool and cleanse the blood. Ills father's Aloxie, you buy it, Pills (HM*.), i»p"'ite last afternoon Give them a house! ...A provement Society Monday wholesale or retail, of F. A. '»i good telephone Citticpra Rksoi./knt Pint.9 (Chocolate Coated) 'eeenth bought of Follott, economical sub- 250 Pairs same make and as a witn Mrs. < A. 1’ils- arc a new, tasteless, odorless, style special committee, < liurch street, the authorized See line was recently .strung to Sandypoint; and Re- \ ;••• iei t \\" 'Sc >t t has agent. stitute for the celebrated liquid Cuticura bury cliairman, was appointed to investi- Dr. G. A. Stevens has put a private wire in- solvent as well as for all other blood purifiers the first lot—Summer and Batiste f also the illustrated advt. in this issue_ ner road neai 1\ and humour cures. In contain- the matter of a The so- ( screw-cap vials, gate public park. carle A: Jones have the “I'nion” and “Ka- to his house, as has apt. Albert Colcord. 2f»c. it is built on tin* Lng 60 doses, price, wish to call attention to the barrels ciety dient" oil stoves, 1. and ;; burners, and Others are to follow, we understand. Sold throughout the World. British Depot. -'7-28. .ned last !!»■ '> do year. that have been at convenient Charterhouse Sq.. London French Depot: Hue placed points the White Mountain .ce cream to la Paix, Paris. Potvek Dol’O and Chum. Cobiv, Sola e ( freezers, \\ I NTKIihHtT. | tire the alvin Props., Bouton, U. 8- A. j in which scrap.- of paper, etc., may be plac- »* ([iiarts. Mileage hooks to let_Read 'l’lie Glorious Fourth off _s of w hich were passed very \__ a on Pair. A care will 50c. ed. little the part of all what Johnson's owl has to of another : say foi the racket of Only lumber from tin* «jiiietI>, except customary make a mud! needed in tin improvement big corset purchase... M. Hill otters a Mel1 >ed for a barn, and the small boys. Simpson was shot, matter of litter about the streets. Mr and i;rst Hass rent, with hath on Cedar street, a the hand with a revolver with the new buildings. through /hqtNo mistake Mrs. Fdward .lohnson have very kindly tenement on Park and wants a possible. good street, which he was playing, and several other West show at the presented the society with a check for ^jo. shore farm... Frank P. Wilson, room if, ndd boys were slightly injured with powder, idsworth on circus and Mr. Walter Poor, son of ('. Fellows will make collec- ex-Mayor block, Belfast, but no serious accidents occurred-The The Celebrated ■fh had a J-year- (>. has There will he a! tions. with rent bouses and Poor, given prompt returns, usual line display of fireworks at A. 11. '••"i running wild meeting of the next in the sell farms. .Mrs. s. M. Ford and society Monday daughters Hanscom's was much enjoyed by the large Fred A. Johnson, Italic •*d a. flip. 11 the of attempts at p. w. and all the mem- a ity Building of Monroe Centre publish card of thanks, crowd assembled to w it ness the spec! acle.... itch her. < die of the ber.- interested will attend. The ....The Fastem and please Importing Breeding A 4tii of .Inly sermon, with special patriotic Erect Form a was called upon extend thanks to Mr. W. K Hamil- reward for society Co. advertise a liberal a roll of was at the M. F. church last' 1 music, given in seback his pie- ton for the gift of (lowers for the green at accounts, etc lost in statements, moving Sunday to a large audience. Mrs. Ma\ <• -luun-. At the lirst the .if Church and streets on from North avenue to street. junction IIigh port Congress and Mrs. Colburn of tuono were the gue.-us i ; over her horns and Primrose Hill. — owned -FURNITURE— The farm formerly by Clark of Mrs. I). 11. Smith last week.... Miss (.'ole throw was a ti ilie situated in Swanville and North Belfast. Aii ice cream social Hanson, Belfast, of Boston, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Benj. i"-r lormance was w it- with a large wood lot adjoining the Sears- Atwood.... Mrs. K. F. Littlefield and her miter of was given Wednesday evening, July Jnd,.un- spectators. port line, and personal property, is ottered H E. McDONALD. 70 Main der the auspices of several young ladies, daughter, Mrs. F.rtie L. Murray, have ar- Street, x for sale. at the farm and see : iThe Waldo 'ouiity Call property rived from Bath and will most of the it was a decided success and a goodly sum spend formedy oc> /> -y V,- ft. //. Co(>MH< ,t met on the shore <»i bids to be sent to K. F. H inson, Belfast — of money was realized,which was turned in- summer in town-Mrs. March of Cam- The weather looked See advt. of a collie (log lost. Reward to theehureh treasury... Mr. 1 Cosea PoHins den is spending a few weeks with her Chamber Sets of ail kinds. and and rain offered the owner at :>7 High street, Bel- Baby Carriages, Oak early morning by — of Morrill, a former resident of this village daughter, Mrs. Nelson Weed Mrs. H. ('. o'clock, which a fast— C. W. Braddock is prepared to re- Willow Book put visited his Mrs. F. A. of Bangor is the guest of her bro- Rockers, Dining Chairs, Cases, China daughter, Gilbreth, clean and ami Chapman i- on: but nearly 1(h) pair, adjust bicycles, sewing last week. Mr. Gollins is within a few ther, 1*. C. Rich...V Dr. A. R. Fellows made Summer Goods for ground. The machines, and to do locksmithing and all Closets, Desks, Cottages, Lawn cottages last week — months of no years of age and is well pre- a business trip to Boston Mrs. d all who could gather- kinds of light repair work. Rook for the Kitchen etc. served. His mental faculties are wonder- T. 11. Sprowl and daughter. Miss Lena, are Swings, Settees, Cabinets, Fine line if ee and ice cream were red, white and blue windmill on Main in — fully keen and he takes a lively interest in visiting relatives Kingman Miss Liz- good time enjoy ed. The street, a few doors below the People's Na_ Mattresses and Pillows, Iron Beds of e\er\ the current events of the day. He carries zie Gregg Atwood is visiting her grand- description "> ted a on tional and read his advt. in another committee Bank, Mr. and Mrs. Fred his years much more lightly than many a parents, Atwood. xt meeting: Comrades coin mn. Capt. A. E. Fernald has been very ill the WHITE MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATORS. man ami bids fair to celebrate sev- ^CELEBRATED iiham of Monroe and younger past week, but is slightly improved— Mrs. eral more anniversaries of his birthday — K. S. Rundlett is able to be out Consumes about two-thirds the iee the others do. They will report later, again..A Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenlaw and child Letter to F. kacklift, tine girl arrived.at the home of E. B. Page line there would have last week — Dr. S. W. Chase of Call and examine and get priees before of Mass., who have been Newtonville, goods puivha>ing | lance It is thought the Springfield, spend- Belfast,. Maine. Mass., was the guest of Mrs. C. M. Chase vacation w ith her •• ing their parents, (’apt. last Lida Campbell and at Temple Heights. Dear Sir: Most painters insist that lead Sunday—Mrs. and Mrs. returned home last little daughter Doris arrived from Boston h. e. Byron llart, and oil is good for three years ; but they also McDonald. Calvin Austin, viee- to a few weeks with her Heck w ith insist that it needs over in Saturday spend Monday .John accompanied them. going again and. Mrs. Charles Nason. :.t! manager, and .James three It is as as it’s a parents,*Mr. He has secured employment in Springfield. years. much to say of the Kastern Steam- good job of paint that lasts three years. _Mr. C. A. who has been at MEETING OK CREDITORS Hopkins, Which is a better that lasts six Deafness Cannot be Cured ed at Bath on the Ken- true;and work in Hallowed, arrived home July ird years. Lead and oil asts three; Devoelead r S. District Court Km tin Distri. of Maine, Mr. Austin zinc local as th \ cannot reach I ii morning. for a short audiences and lasts six. by applications, Bankrupt''). vacation—Large of the ear. There is ns that is B. of > is the time to n one way Deafness, CORSETS Burnlian M ■n.-. for tlie ll^et of repaint. It ay be year; only idjudged :,:t Ap.: supply ac- Trusses. 'iis own last Sunday. Mr. Groves spoke very it may be ten. Lead and oil lasts three, if b> constitutional remedies. Deafness is upon p'-titio',, pi.nr 11 >.•.t ■. t:iM-> ‘We have contracts an in condition of a him ami <-lioosr .... : ;•••>> on Our well on ; lead and.zinc lasts six if caused by darned the Easy gains; each occasion. Sunday put ground ceptably the Eustachian his estate, will he held at the oflir. of jin fere« 1-divered for .T),000 tons, together and well on. But are j mucous lining of Tube. FOR SARK AT under the of its put painters Belfast. Maine, on the _‘«th d t\ of Julv \ I> school, leadership superin- better When this tube gets inflamed you have a 's in the contracts and acquainted with lead tha« zinc. Zinc j UHL. at :* i•’i*l(M*k m. tendent, A. Furbish, is in a very sound or and New Harry is newer. rumbling imperfect hearing, Styles, W 11.1.1A M 1*. THOM l’St N ■ get enough to run the Deafness Nourishing condition. Devoe lead and zinc is the proper mix- when it is entirely closed is the Kern- for Waldo !M-n rt. we can." I n speaking of ture, ground in oil by machinery; same result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its New Prices, th's spring, he said : “In Shipping Itkms. Sell. Mary arrived proportions as used by the V. S. Govern- ment. Yours normal condition, hearing will be destroy- ai>' in steam- July 5th, light, from Portsmouth for Bangor. truly, experience F. W. Dkvok Co. ed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused > _Thomas Gannon A loaded sell. Julia a .1 line like the Son 1*. which is but an inflam- GEO S. nothing I perienced .J. W. Jones sells our by catarrh, HU'S, paint. w for Mt. Desert of the mucous surfaces. No for ioi stormy weather.”— Kdna ith hay and produce ed condition Charge Fitting. | We will Due Hundred Dollars for >■ — give t. with ha i' *m Cedar •nes has discontinued run- last week The Bueksport-built sch. .las. .First jsn S;iv,-, j Belfast Weather Report. any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) Over before offered, and a good tenement oi Jr. has a charter to 'port, and will make .lones- W. Paul, bring 1,400,000 that eaunot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh ODD FELLOWS’ BLOCK. Hi/£. Siren. feet of yellow pine from Ship Island to Phil- Cure. Send for circulars, free. unfed a shop- farm. terminus. This change is Following is a summary of the weather k 2'v-JS F. J. Ckknky A 0. POOR SON, DriSisft M. ( H ILL. said to be one of the largest car- Co., Toledo, \ •n account of the destruc- adelphia, recurd of the Belfast station of the U. S. 75c. a i^#"'Sold by Druggists, e of the kino ever carried sailing wharf and buildings at goes by Weather Bureau for the week ending July HalFs Family Pills are the best. 4w24 the five-masted The steamers Sagadahoc vessel_The keel for 8, ItHJLL FARM FOR SALE. I the Kastern Steamship schooner to be built at Camden for Capt. FRANK P. X of WILSON, been by the legal heirs e on the Kennebec di- John G. Crowley of Boston has been Having appointed £ % s Wind, Sky, etc. Mrs. Rosie K. Keene, deceased lateol Swanville, COLLECTIONS. stretched and the work of putting up the cy ® CQ to nettle her I offer the well known ■isday night from Boston, to ® X Maine, estate, frames has The vessel will be equip- £ : THE CELEBRATED "UNION” AND “RADIANT" farm formerly owned by Clark Hanson, situated REAL ESTATE, crowd coming to Bath and begun. and with a wood lot 2 78 45 W. Clear. in Swanville Belfast, large The l*en- with all the most approved gear. She line, with the fol- Collections and returns made Kennebec river. ped 3 69 50 S. Cloudy. Showers, .24 of an Inch. adjoining Searsport together promptly. Hmses rented and farms sold. d Bath at 5.30 and the will be ready to launch in November. 4 76 52 W. Clear. lowing personal property: .tings Saga- 1 5 77 50 W. One truck cart, one Concord wagon. wagon Odd knur later. Both boats were Sell. Mary Willey of Portsmouth was taken vi Room 2. Fellows Block. Belfast. tl 73 48 S OIL STOVES! r sled. 1 pung; 1 plow, 1 harrow, 2 cows, yearling s. Steamboat on Gilchrest’s marine railway Monday for 7 78 49 S. heifer, 1 calf, one-third interest in mowing ma- Inspectors *• 1 8 84 43 S. W. chine and horse rake. Card of Thanks. Blaisdell of Bangor came to calking and painting.Sch. Annie May Property will be sold to the party making the a of sawdust from day and inspected steamer discharged cargo Bangor best offer on or before July 21st, A. D. 1902, the Mrs. S. M Ford and daughters desire to thank be sold Terms, the and friends w ho showed them kind lie Belfast and for F. H. Mason, Tuesday.Sch. Sharon Wedding Bells. whole property to collectively. neighbors Eggemoggin cash. nesses in time of sickness and bereavement. loaded casks for Auckland ..Sell. Monroe Centre. 7. UHL.'. given a rating.Ac- Thursday Ice Freezers. can do so duly good Mountain Cream to see the Sii’FRELi.E-LlTTr.EFiKTir. Miss Muriel Parties wishing property 1 dement made in the Boston Charlotte T. Sibley is loading paving at the by calling' at the farm in Swanville. Title per- a niece of William {White fect. Send all bids to me at Belfast. \d-a railroad wharf for New York. It is from Faye Littlefield, Page 2 $1.85 3 QUART, $2.25 England Steamship Co., I QUART, 2W48 K. F. HANSON, Belfast, Maine. of and Ezekiel M. Sipprelle Reward. 1 Winterport, -Liberal ’ices itself as entered Peavey’s quarry at Oak Hill-The Belfast QUART, $2.50 6 QUART, $4.00 having bride in LOST Fuel A Co. is sch. Robert were married at the home of the <>n with the Kastern Steam- Hay loading In moving our headquarters from Northport 2nd. /-* i Main Me v Winterport, Wednesday night, July Street, Belfast, avenue to a roll of accounts, steamers will be running to Pettis with hay at Searsport and Belfast rj| p jR. IHMPC LOST Congress street, a son Ct «J \J 1a statements, etc., were lost. A liberal reward -i She is a Castine and Boston The groom is of Nathaniel Sipprelle, Crockery Department. the eastern coast, including for Boston. IN BELFAST OR THORNDIKE, pension certifi- will he paid the party returning same. No ques- steward of the East Maine Conference Sem- tinder will return the ,! d Bangor, the middle of July. packet, but may bring freight to Belfast. Mileage Books to Let. cate No. 20,366. The please tions asked. by !4# same to the undersigned and receive a reward. EASTKKN 1M 1*<>HI INC & BitKKI>lNC, C<> > Mr. and Mrs. Spprelle will reside at dam is carried out there will be There is as yet no arrangement for her to inary. 3w27« BENJ. AMES. Thorndike, Maine. 2w28 Belfast. Maine. Bar Harbor. ’'lues in these waters. go on the Belfast route regularly. BLANCHE. “Hid you get your sash all right?” know Gray that was? I’m An Ellsworth,Me. .man recently went At a Pronate Court held at Belfast, within and W AVDO 8®.—In Court of I me—Sally for the County of on the second »T f»9t. on the loth asked Gilman, presently. I 1 to an entertainment and his wife. Waldo, Tuesday tlav of ,i,n„." ??;?«? I ! Mrs. Lowden now. guess changed forgot of June, A. I). 1902. W. Bartlett, executor of the ,J BY KVA WILIIKK BRODIIKAD. WHERE DOCTORS FAIL Blanche uttered an exclamation. He walked to the ticket taker last t' some since brother married up 4 certain W- Bartlett, late of in _ my poor instrument, purporting to be the last Jackson, It liiul been dark wiieli if I didn’t all about it! at the door and two tickets. will ceased, bis quite Kiblidge "Well, forget your presented *"Y and testament of Elisha S. late having presented ti-st ,, I Emmy. Cushman, count of administration of Oilman eame un tiptoe from iiis bed- To Cure Woman's E. But it's just as well, because I can’t go dazed. “Are “Who’s the second ticket forV'asked of Searsmont, in said County of Waldo, deceased, said t-- Ills, Lydia Gilman looked you— been ance. room. a match on ids boot-sole to the dance, the ticket taker. that’s for niv having presented for probate, with a peti- striking Piukhnm’s Com* anyhow.” Sally?” “Why, tion that Ordered, that Vegetable wife praying Charles F. Cushman of sears- notice thereof I. and searching wurilj round the kitchen “Can’t go?” “Of 1 am! I'm married and here,” replied the man whose mind mom lie weeks in Succeeds. 3Irs. Pauline course may appointed administrator of the es successively The K, pi: for a lamp. Now the east was all rosy: “Oh, I couldn't leave Tony. He goes live in Denver. We are well off, too. was on other things. As he turned to tate of said deceased, with the will annexed. newspaper published in Bella-: that all persons interested max the were from the !>ouudludsou Writes: nearly into spasms if I step out of the I were point out his wife, he realized Ordered, Thar notice be given to all persons in- prairies emerging remember, now, you always op- suddenly bate Court, to be held at terested by causing a copy of this order to he Bellas gloom ot the foot-hills, and the w histles room!” to William. He had his that lie had left her at home waiting pub* ol and posed poor lished three weeks successively in The Republican July next, show cause. it 01 coal c were boom- Her father with some was for him to come and escort her to the why the said account should not neighboring amps “Dear Mrs. Pinkham:—Soon after regarded Tony faults, I don't deny, but I always Journal, published n Belfast, that they may ap- i„ m tlie distance. wonder. "But lie'll be asleep, and I'll lie hall. pear at a Prolate Court, to be held at GEO. K. J011 \ >, ing faintly two years ago I found that fond of him—an only brother! Belfast, A true Attest my marriage be within ami for sail! County, on the second Tues- copy. Oilman, Ins cup of its last The doctor here.” of but she missed CliAS. emptying myself in constant pain. thought lots Emmy; day oi July next, at ten of the clock before 1*. Ha/.i and "He wake I feel In Athens are drop ot coffee, reached for the lamp said womb was turned, and this might up. Xo, pa, her home folks and fretted, and that goats marched to house boon, and show cause, if have, the my any they why TT7ALDO S8.— In blew out the I hen he rose and responsible. And there'll be other he had luck in keepers’ doors and milked before the same shou d not he proved, approved and allowed Court of Pmc, light. caused the with considerable in- worried him, and poor TT last, on the pain and the administrator as for. 10th day ol ji.;, raked the lire, his miner's dances, but Tony’ll be going away to- was with them when eyes of patrons. But this does appointed prayed J. lioiming flammation. lie prescribed for me for business. I she system . 1902. successively, in the Kept.!, him into her arms and milk water a newspaper published in Belfast, be nnittcied. lie was a thin, bent man gathered soothingly. was And you never and tlow silently togeth- 4 certain to he | dead, poor boy! instrument, purporting the last that all persons interested max "You see?" she to er into the milk *T will ami testament o! Olivia Saverv iate of past middle age. with a grizzled chill said, complacently, knew there was a baby? Well, well, pail. bate Court, to be held at Belfast, Searsporr. m sail! of Waldo, and >ad. abstracted ills faded her father. I am Is that County deceased, ol July next, and slJow cause. I1 eyes, surprised enough! him havin'; been for presented probate, with a peti- why the said account ami loose his That night, as Gilman smoked his The “daily fishing” is the means of tion prix "j unpei" hung upon spare there? lie—lie’s got—er—quite—heavy pray ing 'hat Edward E. Saverv of said Sears- not be allowed. in the he saw the subsistence of about ! e oiuted si.i' iideis; when he stepped toward ; pipe yard, young peo- liair, ain’t lie?'' she paused breathless, 40,000 people in l'"ft may apj administrator of said GEO. E. J()H of the town to the and is the most estate, with tlie wiil annexed. the incased stair-way at one end of pie faring gaily and Gilman stirred a little in his chair. .Norway, important in- A true copy. Attest. in Ordered. !hat notice be to all ( has. p. Ha/I t! Mom. the shambling' quality of his : dance. A sound of music was the boy!" be murmured. “Em- dustry of the coast population, many given persons in “Emmy’s terested bv causing a copy id this .>ruer to be added an of to s.is ! air, and presently Concepcion Suarez of whom combine it with gii:'. element pathos my's boy!” farming. published three weeks successively in the Repul At a Probate Court, brid at Re with her brother Pedro come to take aspect. “Of course I'd like to take the child Hcan Journal, published at Belfast, that tliev for the County of Wald,.. >, Blanche to the may at a Probate Court, to be held at Bel- .luce, A I). 1 'jo*2. io mg a or two he called, merrymaking.' if willing to give him up,” went appear up step you’re fast, within and for said on the second "She isn't said Gilman. on County, l)El.l.i: W.REVNOLDS, guy..i, "11: .cue! Il'auche' I'm going, daiigh- going,” Mrs. Lowden. "Why. gracious, -d next, at of Tuesday July teii the clock I) R.Jde minor of I, seuorl Not to 'i* Reynolds, t< l. fl C ol'ic 's o> the stove. You Ilula, going the./fenffl!*” what's the matter with Blanche? It is Rei noi.u, and show cause, >t have, any hey County ,,f Waldo, having pit-, Gilman waved Ins hand toward the why the same should not be iieedt.'l get up foi sometime yet." Blanche, isn't it? What—why proved, apprised praying for a license *•. sell at am' allow*- and the administrator as and the two faces appointeil convex certain real of -an I neve was .; movement in the loft window, young peer- Blanche had burst into tears. for. estate joyful prayed ed in -aid ed in CEO. petition. loo) ,. uve. A voice said, sleepily. wonderingly. “He’s ours. na. ours!” E. JOHNSON. Judge. 1 Ordered. That the said Jllclllv lit J1U HH 1 I'll v l’ OH! I’. > A true copy-Attest. petit fl at I meant to get and IMIlg ou seem think considerable ot to all joii. par up chan p. Hazeltink. persons interested hv c.o,-i MRS. PA CLINK .TUDROX, Ills shock of black hair she recover- Register. get y.iar breakta-t." kept him,” remarked Mrs. Louden, 11der to be published t hree x\ « <>: > t-: •” .■•a the i a.t's all 'la "i on Secretary Liud, smoothing gently. As they looked, -she herself from the savage onslaught Republican Journal, a n«*w right, ighter. ing At a u.rt held at Belfast. wit hin and lor Brook u. N> \ k. an end of her over at Belfast, that ,hev n,av app... wen tirui "lit all' the social."' lie llung apron tenderly winch her accountable the W.ihio. on the da\ < ! Tony, surmising «-imty loth .hme. < Via'i. to be held Bellas!, w n four months, wi-.- n m.y i w.-t nd Became the child’s bare feet that the air A. 1' 1002. ftcd : i- ead abovt the. landii g. night for Blanche's tears, had made upon her. Colin' on the >' li dax I bo a r,si 1 grew w e-e instead not chill them. The next morn- h'hf.MW 1!. ( pi at ten of tin clock Y"'.ug folks need pit i.ty of sleep Impatient might *‘Of course. Blanche, you've got tiie 'WIT. I., administrator ol the lie fore noon, of better, a*ui in 1" the drug- J e-ratt 11..11• ih W iatt oi l.il»i*rr\ -.n it any they have, wny : sp, uking ing. as tlilman was grinding coffee by best to ini. You look like i’.m- Ayer, theprax.o the iit!. inder tin ■ gii right -a I«i t u r\ ..i \\ ,t (.o. di v er sin'll Id nor be he advised him to gi f K. unex- rea-eii. uigpieseiiied granted. <■ gist Lydia his came a I a sat up, yawning. >1 looked lamplight, daughter my. only you've happier disposition. petl io*: pj:\\ :n_ I. a lirei.se to -e’.l a; ..i GK(». P. JOHN s public Fink hum Vegetable ( ‘-he went to work oate -a and eoi \e\ A t: ue g' ini ii n_ in the rk covt r- (impound pectedly down-stairs, she fretted considerable. I’d ! certon real estate copx Attest pgtchv judge. said and Sanative Wash. How I wish I There seemed to J want deee used deset iheu m said petition < AS. P. Ha/.KI. mil her head w as a forest of curl rather abstractedly. love to have you come to see me, and every woman who wishes to improve had taken that at first ; it would have complexion -who wishes to ,•.• | ( dlit-red, That the -aid not:ee to ; he on her mind. As they the all “rJ’ ,i.in petitioner give Sin- Pad clear Mm eye- full something 1*11 help w’tli boy, Blanche, soft as vei\-. »—who would like tall saved me weeks of It took to have <-r V.v» person.- interested !•> ean-ing a copy of this A EI>( » SS. 11, ('nu r: d I -i and suffering. sat at the table, she "I’a, let me. \ ou can him to free from all skin 1 i„-. iilii.g sweetness. Indolence said, suddenly, you'll bring eruptions and facial b’erusie-s order to three week- -neee-sivelv ti: last, on to restore —to use puhli.-hee UT the iothpl tv .>t .1 ,i three long months me. but i my Witch Hazel Soap. ! want vrv ! the m nmol' i. ked m eve. \ hm- »t her Pd like to keep Tony." visit me. I've a home, and no mciu-u r,» 1 litpuoijean Journal a newspapei published at I. B'diins. admimstrati :'on tin a ve lovely try this soap on baby and -ee how it is relic*', end are both Belta-t. that at a (' ■ > happy Blanche!" It the;. may appeal I’roi.ate Court, I’hilhrick, late of lr.\, m \ ma ihiM.u iaee. "tioodness. children. AM you. too. Mr. Gilman. quickly Will relieve the little one of d! 1 e« ng to j i to he held at Bel fa.-? w i: liiti and foi -aid ha\ most grateful y< u. Your Compound when I woke in the County, ed, inpresent, d his Iinal a. .I. "i on aiii*i*t that : ink | "Pa, up night And it' you like to stay in Denver, why, baby on the Sth A. 1> a our ™eI-MUNYolN!'.afl,le- day July. P.»02, at ten of istration ol said suit. I u allow. has brought joy home and 1 I J rhe clock .-.i- i.i .tin getting'; V uknow and thought of that orphan asylum, Mr. Louden van get you something to nef ore noon. anu -In v\ c.i-<• it any they to me."- Mas. I a cum: ordered. That notice rhere health .Irnsox', if 1 bear to !u;\e. why th- prayer of said should ;t it tlie dance af the hall. cried. Scents as couldn't do that’s better suited for a man of ---i petitioiiei weeks m the l:. N —. | not ite granted. successively, ; 4? Hoyt Street. y a I ;. m three from Brooklyn. think of it." than in the mines. newspaper published in Bellas' musicians $5000 If above testimonial is net eennine. j your age working <.P<.. I JoHNnON. forfeit and Judge. that all persons interested ina\ 1 i.a. ."ii s i.iii-. lias "he'd he an awful care. Blanche, will you come soon to see A true copy. Arte-t .iici'i" It vrotild seem this state- Tony, your l>are Court, to he held at Bellas -"M ciwi r from Denver, by I don’t want to be burdened. I Aunt Cm as. )• 11 a/.i ini-'. Register. I you sally ?" ol July next, and show ! 1 go some time nbhoii- you're beaming over his head, cried: “We'll A wonld get Lydia la. I’inkham’s •he (’• ;i tv f Wald. on the loth (lav ol June. true copy. Attest V ■ the sash. Blanche. 1 meant the best man! When I lay awake it ail come!" And. get at arranging Tony’s top- V. I». 1‘JI 2. CltAS. 1\ HA/.KI. 1 Compound mire, ■ to "i Vegetable came across me.- I never of it not a added: Td s|" ,ik thought with proud hand, she 1)0 HK1. A I HO Ml SON. widow Pins If. and also write to Mrs. Pinkham \ 1.1 m ) Sri. In Court were to — or rt.>;., 1; ,t ue store lii'l was awlulh before,—how much better you like Denver to see before 11 ate "f K«\! as- n at ("oil in < I big people Tony rhoinp y on il e at Lynn, Mass., for special ad- M last, loth day ot Ju; me than 1 deserved. Pa. 1 haven't \\ * aide, deeea-ed. -enw-d a n hist montli. pa." The weather gets so warm 11 have to having pi peii'n I oiiufellow, administratrix on 11 vice. It is free and always Indus. ng j- r an aie-w.im. of the rsona! ■ii ’hat's itli 1 can work a been a I haven't— cut his Youth's pray p« I. n^rfellow. late of Searsnion:. right. good daughter,—no, hair!" Companion. estate «»: said de.-ea-t u 1 and anxious for me to have d' '•cased, having presented her I few extra shifts next week. want yet you’re (irdere !. That tin -aid petr nuier give notice t>. count of administration ol said ■ -• as as one." times. As if 1 with ot Water Vessels. M.o'iid have good any good could, you Register Deep ail per-on- intei* --eu y eat-ing a copy ot this ance. wouldn't with other. "I've seen take many a des- hard as have to, and 1 Tdei I*, he •: -11« three weeks in ’l'a. 1 change places you working you Tony successively ordered. That notice thereof :• character but this SHIPS. The Hepo;. ,.|, .l.u.tnal.a newspaper ,111;. ii ! know! Oh. 1 have the fesf pot single-handed, being treated cruel in that asylum!" published weeks suceessiv. ly. in the g at Bella-:, hat at a Kepm Set they may appear Probate m times little too much for "1 don’t think treat the Abner Coburn, arrived at Baltimore • newspaper published Belfast chap’s yon! they orphans ourt. to be held at Belfast, within and for said that all persons interested may .r 'he ;.. and her i him on the ground, before lie cruel." June gg from New York. fotiu'y, oi: the M>, e! A I> iglied ecstatically, .lames, day July. 15102, ""rt. to be held at on A (i w Child at Belfast, claws into cried Lopes. 1>. Livers,Penarth for Nagas- Any ten of the elm k before noon and show cause, a ’.tiers face expanded. "That's right!" you liddle-strings!" "You can’t tell!" Blanche. “And ran be i July next, and show cause, if aki : June in iat 14 N, Ion JP W. kept healthy, strong :^tl» if ny they have, the prayer of -aid Mrs. and Blanche could now he's so he’ll when spoken p, and cheerful why petition- why the said account should not 'am going down tlie steep stairway, I’hipps high-strung runaway .1 Jf by giving it occa- || er sh- idd not he A Fuller, arrived at San Francisco May lu stonal granted. CEO. E JOHN'' ilive times. Blanehie. and see the tall form of the town marshal lie's older, and grow up a bandit! closes of (iK<». k Johnson, good you’ll maybe 14 from Honolulu. judge. A true copy. Attest: a-, from his seat behind the bron- A t rue >) Attest s it me!" rising Oh, let’s keep him] pa! I'll make him Aryan, A. S. Pendleton, arrived at Calais p y Cuas. r. Ha/.ki he held over the box ('HA- P. H K/KLTINK. Register M'U uni jiassing along the street cos, wagon astnig- some clothes out of my old ones. Oh. June 15 from Southampton. True’s WORM Elixir! r,‘n" AU.M> SS — In i'I e as g atom of clad arrived at Port 1 but guards air.tiiist At ,i Fr..;-.ite (■••urf !.»*bi a; ( mirt rroi'-t toward ti mine, ungrimmed yet by :ng. shrieking humanity, say yes. pa!” Bangalore, Blanchard, Be]last. within anil for then'1 °l'1 ^ *v,^vt,r«»^ U’ fast, «>n the loth of ,1m in a rag. Her father looked at her Tow nsend nu go from Nagaski. the County <4 Waldo, or. the 11 •; dav ot June. day •: work, and looking helplessly. | on day'' strangely jf A. 1C 1 .»• 2. I’attee. administrator the esiati 'lien*, are so with ad- do K B Sutton, .1 P Butman, sailed from New paiod Women gossipped iu the door- you-all ready "Blanche." he said, "you whatever'li Mason, late of Monroe, in said r. York J line IP for Manila. .irSsls' iow.ts! 1 T^Kh 1’ W 1’oTE. administrator of ti e estate of aftei tlie exertion of vice! hitch this cherub, some of you!" make you g«*» H'ilA-fnAt having presented his tirst and t: way' "gettin'the happiest." Fort « has. C. sailed Hi I Ktank Gilkev. late of 1'-elfast, in said administration >>f said he ei led. "lie's lit and bit all the George, McClure, »state mi met it f!ie an austere way When the marshal rode up present- '"duty of Wa!.:.., keeeased. a 17 for havinjr piesented 1 postmistress, from Port Pirie April Honolulu. ordered, That notice thereof a w was down the canon, till I'm used And Blanche met him at the door with a petition praying tliar tin Indue ot Probate de person in iry black gown, open- up!" ly, Gov. Koine, arrived at New York June g4 |^^O^^^^U*^Ao.OUjburna*e^J we s in tin- termlne the a-umil market value of the proper!\ successively, Kepnh t, e opice fortlie 'lie bowed he made such a feint of tossing Ins decisive air. "We're to from Town. in ing day. going keep Cape o\v n; his possession, sip j*ct to the tax newspaper published Beltasi.n into the crowd imposed th.it all interested to toler- charge broadcast that said she. Henry B H\de, cleared from Baltimore '•v■ Chapter 14H tin l'uhii Laws ot 1SIW. and persons mav !.,bridge Oilman, remarking j Tony,” bam a 17 for san ants thereof and Court, to e held at Belfast. ‘hat the weather was tine. ; die child's cries redoubled with new “You are? Well, lie’s such an May Francisco. amendatory additional thereto, ant:;. say, STATE OF M \INE '*! duly next, ami show cause :i 11 Luzon, Park, at N s \Y Ma\ tiie persons interested iu the suro'S'inu thereto, i lon't know how ever ! stood it element of alarm. little rat!’’ Newcastle, t! e said account should not i ugly coal for Manila. WAI.1MI SS. ami the amount of tax th»reon. why look at him that us!" Blanche CEO. E JOHN- back what with rain and all!" she "(ill, -scaring poor "lie suits declared •• blast, j Mai v L T" the Honorable .Instir* ••! :l .1 idd-m! Ordered, Thar : he .i> :ive notice to cried ushing, arrived at San Fran supreme petitioner A true Copy. Attest: Stated little tiling!" Blanche. Oh. lie’ll with a in her soft "Will ‘'ourt. next to he hold**n a' 1 erst.ns iuteresteil a of gleam eyes. cisco April In ti*uii Honolulu. Belfast. wuilim ] by cansinu copy ihis (-'HAS. r. H.V/.W it!" (i and tor tin* oi w aldo- order t1 ■ be tic ee weeks sm-eessi\ iu H, sailed from County published ely paused. Lhtguiio, r he a new (b*i»rg<* A. Fos-s of .a < Republican Journal, spaper ished at '-v said as it with a "lh* ought to be arrested!" agreed mend our trout window? There’s too New York !i for Hong Knox, said t\ of | pubi great." he. April Kong. 1 ReUa-r, th.it as Probate Co: .: C VI.l»o S> In ( oiirt ..t iTol 'biIdo. ii liltels o.d g< .*■ s thi' 11.■ ;:■ ,r- they may appear with spcetfully t» ..’• on Mrs. much draft for She shut the \ N Blanchard, sailed from San to be held at w fa.-t. on the I <>th J ■ that even state in the ’’nion I’hipps, acrimony originating Tony." Puritan, abb- Court i" be that In* was Belfast, tliin and for t ! lull. ■ "ii the stii ot Ju,.. A. 1> l'.M*2. t fen u Murray, uuarilian ot d/.na: hai ■id it' own luminary. My Blanche political antagon- door. married to Florence M 'lagwir--. !i> at day ■ the «• o, k !•* !<.ie ham, in -aid de* .-a- 1. h ism toward the "Mie Paul Revere. Whittier, cid fr«»m Balti- spt mgte-id. \ '-nnont. in tie* month .>: a. I». no'.n. ami show cans*-, if any 'ounty. w,.' a iva frail chilli hack in Kansas. marshal. cried, "If he wasn't the scrawniest, ugliest \; | hi- secoml and moi e A b San i':c. tie- l.v.. Mr. they have, why The the prayer of -aid tin.il account ■! : "M r. pi Francisco. by cl.;| man ni.nhH peinioi.ei Some said we'd never taise shrilly .lames, does your position little in 1 could undei- sin un. not -raid. I.. sai'l estate tor a'bovan: e. her. but chap creation, an v* d at so aathori/. d 'uMiiiii.v mai nag- s Reaper, Ilonulniu Mav from (dispel .inly ol ■ tie- to abuse defenseless weeks h. J o H \ S< * V .1 u dire. resignation said trust. io k at ie-i isiw We been here a give you right stand it." said the marshal, many N.'wca.'de. N. s. W. that tlicy live*! together a- lin-bai d an 1 w only A true Attest: li I to Kn *x mi lb.- ot Waldo, ii.mi tin* i.g .-t up;.. That notice i. a a and a "hildren? so, intend inform the later, as he discussed the matter with s » a: County 'pi Ordered. thereot and ball, she’ll weigh H leton. Ani>bury,sailed from Ibniu- (has F. Hazk uni until tin* spring m t'*.•>. 1 hat y.-u Fa; l{e_: ti:s mairiag-- ..■*.' a laws] in B. \V aper published the mar- ter. st Paul. F arrived at Seattle and on lor a a ill "1 ti i teen, el:';" "Why, say." expostulated' Treat, obligations; that tic first day ot \..\ At a Ft• ate Coin i.*id at 1*.* u hin and that all persons interested may "I'm not a March from Manila. her. A In is; is, without ; n si eaU'-'- ;, ■. j « bare I to he held lii" postmistress' austerity did not shal, good-humoredly, doing "Have you seen him lately?” asked !"»• tie- oimrv .-r Waldo. ip, Puli pnkeu v \ \ 11 > 'A MoliK' br> >t her a in lie w■ i little terror aboard the train for as can curls his >. r ia ,f a,.. mi ’." edii'-e tier weight.” she up white he. and Blanche W. A. 1>. 1 s-.is. to tile date of ti, hi..-!. [ i.h" i. .ion \ p, iat. N. '«.n. 1 '• F M"i'o\. l.tte o; F-n I n, -aid t! e That's all. 'Tisn't Ilian t hr*-.- eons. mti\ .-ai '. A true v. Attest: sa mil 's to ; orphan hair, How she does it I'll never tell y 1 ■ o„| coil g asylum. you Tillie K F.ben arr4v*M at .f U a nit •. easeu. a parties starbuck, Curtl>, Your libellant further avers that c •* ounty n..; pie-culed s' as it residem-.* Cn a -. V. Ha/.i I. a i> that bee’.. don't easy sounds." for it’s still'd and than I- ranci-i * :i from n u ay ihc sa! ■'.>ia < A: rev be 'be straightei any- Saiy .June Honolulu. ot tin* libelee > n**t known to your libellant ami petit | i;:y may in'ed ..Mix »t "Whose is lie?" Mrs. '« a| pi a.'m.iui* tin- estate o| 'said : mi. aer iiutuI t" useful.” inquired I’hipps, thing I most ever saw She dresses him Wm I! Mac.\, >ailed from tape Town canted ll. as.•, Italic d by a n ible diligence. ; anything ■ feet a.-ed. A 1,1)(> SS. 1C..urt ol fro! unbending natural real too. vie Miss Pleats to .1 line ■_'!i for !*uget s*»uml. "iierohM.- year li be: ia n t prays that a d t x > a.laid her breath, and rushed on through curiosity. elite, got U* ta-r. on the loth ot 1 from tic* bonds m ••xisimg tx*. u 1 «irdered. That tin* lid it ini er not n e t. day Tlie child a starved- BiEK'S. matrimony pet u ve I'. ■ i' i with sudden "I appeared thin, teach her to sen. I never to Boy uton aununi.M: determination. expected h.im and his >nid w it*- h** dee.l. all persons intetes ed causing a this by ropy I 1«reel lea I late ■: iooking mite, with detiant see as and as Alice Leed, Maiisou Fold, clear**d fiom 1m Paid im>. .oi.'t .no", bur you're most to blame, great eyes, Blanche handy industrious 1 »at**d at Brooks. Maine. tins .,a\ .1 : ■'r*• to pubiisl ed thn e weeks s e» essi CarrabelM .1 line in foi New Y*»rk. A. P.Mig. t Tim .1 deceased, having pres* nted In- ; o r and an amazing thatch id black as she The 1>. Ft »1 :<. F A. Fi>». Republican mini, a newspaper ’.ud',lama .ike you do. Mr. Cilinan: wiry is!" postmistress paused published account < d adiuinistiai ion u Fdward arrived at San Francisco Belfast That at a Frobate ! hair, lie was and i • May, ey ppear : it si..- ;> cert.i the idlest 1 ever sobbing convulsively, "Have noticed ilman’s house late 1 all-ovance. iiiy girl you .) 'im- g." from I louoluhi. SI A IF. OF V. A IN F. niirr. t- beheld ar Belfast, w i: bin and for said about with a mixture saw i'hmmsid but and staring strange Hook over." ;i tiu* Sth «>t A. I> ordered. That notice tliercot nothing parties ly? Kthei, Hodge, arrived at sagua .June in w V! I*., ss. d line 1: ounty day July. 1'.h>2, fear and in his at ten ! weeks in n i; she house the n’orxt lot auger little brown The trout window show in be I ore nooi.. ai d show cans* successi’.«dy. the lop mg' brightly from Personally appeared the named "' keeps Philadelphia. a u v ht'm t a cw face. \ ss they why lie prayer of >.ud spa per published in Bella-' ;i room till she can't its white curtain, the were dean. •Main ! 1 N arrive*! at I ind ma*i« oath that tin allegati* petition- ii'vi'fswttp.s get steps Me\e;>, Mhums, er slioiibt bt. j. raided that ail persons interested ma\ ; “No said tailed in Un* f* r**g<*;ug libel ate t; in*. it lor one's!" the marshal. “Man The was a New York from Pernambuco. bate C-'Un. to be held at Be rough dust, and lets you get yard freshly swept expanse July i, l-*Io!e Me. F. \\ lllldWN. .1 GKO. E. JOHNSON. .Indue. Bi- *alled : ;.d a claim the < dive cleared from New Y'ork A rue Attest ol next, and show -e. >• ,i own meals continual. they Hilly up of adobe. At the latched gate stood Thurlow, .. ... Copy duly Everyone's j i C catch, and the h.nly was his. The lived (iliman himself, it seemed to Mil} go for Colon. has. F. H A/i im ini Register. have. why the said account -h speaking of it. she's a big. healthy girl, looking, (iEo i; ioi;\- i n a 'doin' on Marcia's The man Penob>cot, sailed from Singapore Ma\ r.' ST VTK OF M A 1 N F. id she'd to strive to make forty. .lames, more erect and cheerful than of At a " A true Attest ought you for I»<*ston or New Frolate ( irt held at Be! last, within and for copy ; died ,ust York. Si I'linn- di run \i c.o n r. in V \; .\. for week, and the Mexicans sent old: and to his knees was ! the ( otimv of Waldo, oil the luthdavof Juno ( HAS. 1'. 11 a / KI comfortable, instead of sitting clinging Tony, Rebe* * a Crow M G How. at ell, Bridge- WaI.Im.ss. 1.1 Ll AST. dune 1!'. A. I» fog. | A 1>. 1 jh in" wciM to come and take the little in a with his hair i2. hours on the doorstep, playing with a starched pink frock, water, N s, April 'o. Mg for River Plate. ! Fpon the annexe*! lih**l. it is order***! by m*-, tin* couldn't him. 'KtilMK RAF .', tiuardian >d Gem m'e J « I'M IN ISTit A Toll’s NOTICE.. I kitten or to any one that's got chap away. They keep resolutely moulded into one massive Lose InnH, Melvin Colcord, sailed from undersigned, a dustn*** ot said Court, that notice Rapp. talking U minor -d Sm Ftanoise. Ca lt. riua. A cues notice that lie ha- And I'm to do as an New he given to the libel**** by publishing an attested having hereby time to chatter. I’ve said to several 1 trying my duty curl over his blow, (liimaii swung the York Jan 11 for Port Natal. a «*opv "f the same, or an abstract thereof, together { presented petition prayim. that he may he p> inted administrator with the wi oncer: but i! here thinks Sachem, arrived at New York to meant to tell you how wrong it is of any person child to his shoulder. “Supper's ready, Nichols, with this ordei thereon, three weeks licensed sell and convey, a: public nr private the estate of sue.-e-m*.-»■;y 1; o„n handle tiiis trick better Feb gs from Kong. sale, certain lea! estate of said mimn situated m you to Blanche like you do. And they young lie said. "There’s Blanche cal- Hong in Tic- Republican d«*urnal. a newspaper p nted ALMIRA R. CONNOR late spoil Tony," Thomas A Goddard, sailed from Buenos. said County Waldo, and described in said i tiiai. I can. why. let'em press forward!" ling us!” in He Hast, in the 'County of Waldo, the last puhl.- Mr- retreated Ayres prior to June 5 for Boston. eatum to he thirty days at least before tin* next petition. in the County ot Waldo, dceeast I’hipps definitely. both dote on com- term oi said Court, to*be lcdd**n at beifast. bonds as the law directs. All ahs suipps, .mis nnpi's. cried "They just Tony," SCHOONERS. with- Ordered, That the said petitioner mve notice to pet— "He's terrible she said. in for said wtuuing on me skihs think that have to A true copy of tin* libel ami order of Court County, on the .Sth day of July. A I*. 1B02, was the thing one ever maybe they’ll give Gladys, H B Colson,arrived at New York 4 DM IN \ prettiest any <; the thereon. .iwgu at ten of the e'oek before noon, and show cause, 1STRATR1 S NOTICE crowd, with the pink suubonnet him June go from St. Simons. saw. and her mother and 1 up." Attest: -TILKSTON WAPI.IN. Clerk. it any they have, why the prayer of said A hereby ftives notice that Me just thought askew on her a pet.ition light looks, and strug- riv t' nun John c cleared from should not administratrix <>t the e-r ’.tie sun rose and set in her. We thought uji. Smith, Philadelphia he granted. appointed gling bewilderment in her fair face. A letters June in for Jacksonville. GEO. E JOHNSON, I ml-e. ; WALTER on KE\ late ot lothing was for “Well, 1 been getting lately good enough Emmy. Mexican who had Lucia Farrow, arrived at Fernan- A true copy. Attest youth, ridden upon from a detective agency in Denver, in- Porter, in the County >1 Waldo, oeecase We would'nf let her associate with any dina.June g4 from NewYurk. FOR RENT. Cha«. F. Hazkltink. Register. a mustang, leaned from his horned sad- bonds as the law directs. All per- ne imr to quiring about a William Anthony Gray hardly, go any young peo- Mary A Hall,Haskell, sailed from Charles- mantis against the estate of said oe ! die and said to her. “Senorita, that to this At a Probate Court, heir at Belfast, within ami I We were awful strict with politely, they'd traced place. They ton June for Boston. Tenement of seven rooms. i sired to present, the same foi sett:., ple's doings. 1 a at gk, Knquire for the County of Waldo, on the loth u.i\ of request dance the party to-night!” been for him a time. j indebted thereto are t• Emmy, and she fretted considerable. looking long Well, RW Hopkins, IIicliborn, arrived at Phila- of WILLIAM June. A. I). 1902. requested Blanche she M. WOODS, i- I've did not seem aware of this that died out at Garcia's June 10 from Turks Island. immediately. NK1.L1E always thought if we hadn't 'Billy' delphia Cedar T A MES I>. Tl'( KER. administrator of the estate ; June l:m*u. kept 1 him: but as his sombrero before R F at lPtf No. 26 street, Belfast, 10, her so close, ami never let swept turns out to be the man. He left some Pettigrew, arrived Demerara .June j •J of Olive S. Tucker, late ot Belfast, in said | her get ac- hei set eyes, she started audmurmured, Seems he had well-to-do 8 from Portland. County of Waldo, deceased, having picst-ntm! .1 NOTICK with one papers. folks, ! quainted any hardly, she'd ! fora license to soli at or i "Oh, poor little soul! What bones of Willie L Newton arrived at Fernandina petition praying public ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby Hives notice th.it \ e h.i never have on sen to the and they want the child. Here's a let- sai«* and marry man arms! and his Look' Ills June J4 from New York. private convey certain real estate of said pointed administrator *>t the eMat» e foot! Look! ter from the si did. lie was a sort of ne'er- agency now." deceased, described in said petition trilling- ! foot is bleeding!” She bent down and MARY F. BROWN, late .1 >. do .veil. lie took her to Ilis eyes ran over the page. 'Wil- ’’ Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice to Montana, and held her hands out. The From “The Watch Below PROBATE NOTICES. ; in the County of Waldo decease ! ragged waif liam sister will arrive all persons interested by causing a c< pv of this ! we only heard trom her once or twice. Anthony Gray’s bonds as the law directs Ail p- returned her gaze, Then his j order to he published three weeks successively m j Eve hesitating. m your town to-morrow at ten o'clock. ******** ilemands against the estate ot sm always thought he wasn’t kind to The Republican Journal, a newspaper published face cleared. "Pretty!” lie said, coming In her to the desired to present the same for -• and she was too to conducting family who The braces snap ; the storm-sails rip at Belfast, that they may appear ar a Probate- her. proud let us toward At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within ami for all indebted thereto are her. Blanche lifted him. "1 have of the child will The fettered have free Court, to be held at Belfast, within ami tor said requests: know, she died a of back. charge you oblige gales struggled the Coiliitv of Waldo, on the 10th day of June. ment ALVIN couple years must tie his she said. —’ on the 8th of A 1> immediately. up foot,” well, and I I to The straining greyhound is the ship, A. I). 1902. County, day July. 1902. Junfe 1902 1 seal us a marked “Well. suppose got at of Searsmont, 10, ey newspaper." “I'll sea. ten the clock before noon, and show o use. miss the train—" began the mar- over to Gilman’s with this The foaming wolves the He sighed, and in a moment went on: go news!” WELLS, administratrix with the if any they have, why the prayer ot saic 1 petition. shal. will annexed, of the estate of Julia A. Wells, S >t East when wife The marshal stalked morousely out. Their glistening fangs are wide to strike: AUGUSTA er should not be granted. I^XEcrTRIX NOTICE. The year, my died,—we'd late of Belfast, in said of Waldo, deceas- 1j notice that she 1. Blanche, you better not interfere,” was Their famished are Hakes of County GEO. E. JOHNSON Judge. by Hives ■one to Colorado for her A merry romp forward in the eyes lire. ed. a that the , health, but it admonished Mrs. having presented petition praying A true copy. Attest. pointed Executrix of the last wit Phipps. Gilman the Hunger and surfeit whet alike of Probate determine the market value of -as too late,—she says to me, ‘El- bouse; through window Judge Cl!as. P. Hazeltine, Register. of Blanche looked up. Her soft chili Their immemorial ire. the property in her hands to the we were too James could see the son of William subject payment I KYI late of Jai k* bridge, strict with of the tax 140 of the Public RICH, Emmy. seemed to have acquired determined imposed by Chapter TTTALDo SS.—In Court of Probate, belli at Be!- Don't be strict with Anthony Gray engaged irt chasing the Hut fleeter than the fleeing hound, Laws of and acts f and j in the County of Waldo, deceit'* Blanche. Let her curves. "1 shall 1893. amendatory there* ff fast, on the loth day of June, 1902. Fred dress his poor little mistress of the house round and And surer than the ruthless additional the | bonds ,ts the law directs. All I avr a good time.' And that's what I round foe, thereto, persons interested in the W. Pote. administrator on the estate of Frank pet loot.” she said. "You can take him to On rushes to bound said and the tax thereon. mauds anainst the estate of said *t- the table, with while its fated succession.to property A. Gilkev, late of Belfast, in said County, deceas- aim to do. Mis' Phipps. 1 aim to have joyous shrieks, sired to present the same f**r set! that asylum to-morrow." She rose, The midnight watch below. Ordered, That the said give notice to ! ed, having presented bis hrst and dual account of my minute of her Gilman sat encouraging the pursuit. petitioner indebted thereto are requested t* o girl enjoy every w ith the child in her all persons interested a of this administration of said estate tor allowance. arms, and crossed kettle on The lie never by causing copy j RKBEd « A young life. She's a kind- The steamed the bright stove; watch is called; hee ls; order to be three weeks in immediately. good girl, the street to her own published successively j Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three East Jackson. June 1", 1902. dwelling. the cast a beam on the Let the sweet feast his longing cloy ; The a hearted and sweet-tempered. Iler not lamp pleasant Republican Journal, newspaper published weeks successively, in the Republican Journal, "Women are poor weak creatures On nectar and ambrosia feeds at Belfast, that they at a Probate much of a gay rag carpeting and may appear a newspaper published in Belfast, in sai I < ounty, being housekeeper don't neatly papered j to l»e held at IRIX’S NOTICE. Hie that haven't a word to The sailor boy. Court, Belfast, within and for said that all interested at a ]?XECl say?" ironically walls. sleeping persons may attend Pro n"! u>c she trouble me a bit. Audit 1 com- on the 8th A. ij H'ves that has ben. don't the County, day of July, D. 1902, bate Court, to he held at Belfast, on the 8th commented marshal. "Well, this'll 1 The the day Executrix *>} the last will and t.-- needn't to!" It was a pretty, homely scene, and fo’castle, the deck, >pars, at ten of the clock before mum, and show cause, it of and show if plain. my neighbors He give me a chance to bind July next, cause, any they have, up my wounds, in her The swollen sea,the lowering skies, any hey have, why the prayer of said petitioner account turned to go, with a certain Blanche, simple attire, smiling, why the said should not be allowed LINNAEUS M< )RSK late quiet dig- anyhow. The sun, the dripping stars shornd not be granted. GEn. E. JOHNS* >V in his happy, appeared the centre of its good drowning Judge. i:i the County «,l Waldo, deccas. nity bearing. Have faded from his GEO. E. JOHNSON. Judge. A true Attest: came eyes. copy. haviUH demands against the es "Sounded kind of the \yiien Llbridge Gilman home cheer. A true copy. Attest: Chas. P touching, way Hazeltine, Register. ceased are desired to present ;! tn#n work that lie found en- she listened to the marshal’s **_.«**** Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register, j he told it." thought tlie night, aghast tlenient, and all indebted iher. t. postmistress. his He wakes at rush of "Still I've no kind of with tlfeoned uiioii door-step a small surprising story. trampling feet, SS.—In Court of Probate, held ar Bel to make pat ment immediatcl\ patience ii And and oaths that his fast, on the loth June. 19»»2 l#"" person in a blue print frock, who, "And to-morrow at ten the be shouts, stay prayer, TTfALDO SS.—In Court ot Probate, hel at Bel- WALDO day George MARY Blanche—lazy, light-hearted thing she lady’ll To at f. Randall, administrator de bonis mm. with tin- a slice of the join, at halyard and sheet, Vt fast. *n the 10th day of June. 19<>2. Alice [ Troy Centre, June 10, 19"2. is!" prodigious bread here," said marshal in conclusion. will annexed, on the estate ot Martha R ( -x. late jBiiincliing The seamen swaying there. G. Clary, executrix of the la-i will of i.mim* P. fend butter, uttered a wail at of w hite and turned of Liberty, in said County, deceased, having Across the sight Blanche, trembling, Clary, late of Brooks, in said Comity, deceased, pro HXECl TRIX NOTICE I he street, in tiie grassless Wlie master With these he lines the deck seuted his first and final account J adu inistra- of the bouse. Blanche came and snatched Tony from the floor. lurching having {'resented her first ami final account oi Ij nOes notice, that she Ini' been yard of the (lilmaii house, with And mans the that skim the tion of said estate f >r allowance. Running out. “Pa," she cried, “say they can’t take yards seas: administration of said estate f*>r allowance. Executrix of the last will and u -: broken and crooked He fears nor nor nor Ordered, that notice thereof be thret window-pane gateA "There now, she the him! won't let them have him!" wind, wave, wreck, Ordered, that notice thereof be given, three given, ALBERT V NICKELS, late a Tony” besought Say you weeks in the Journal, figure in a gay pink sun-bonnet had Nor destiny’s decrees. weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, a successively, Republican “It’s a good, kind man that Gilman’s face worked. "I think lots newspaper published in Belfast, in said Cmin in the County of Waldo, deco;*'. It was granger. newspaper published in Belfast, m said County, appeared. Blanche herself, and won’t In all his wrath the storm is on : v. that all interested attend at a haviiiH demands anainst the csi.it*- hunt you. O pa, the little of he said. “Since he came—I that all interested attend at a Pro- I persons may poor Tony,” persons may l**I are desired t<> sanif t- she smiled and nodded at the to in : Probate Court, to be held ar Belfast, on the Sth present the post- soul's been so scared ! 1 have been don’t know how it is—seems as if we Deep calls deep travail-moan bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 8th day lay of July next, and show cause, it any and all indebted there.;*) are re.pi. mistress, calling out: “O Down to the waste the boy has gone— of Juiy next, and show cause, if any they have, they Mis’Phipps, feeding him the whole I borrowed been even than we were. I aave, the said account should not he allowed’. payment immediately. the day. happier The waste—alone. why the said account should not he allowed. why goats have eat up every leaf of that that weltering GEO. E. ELIZABETH M* *. dress of Senora Suarez for him. guess the law'll be with the lady, GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. JOHNSON. Judge- Spanish potato-vine me! And A true copy. Attest: Searsport, June lo, 1902. you gave His own was a rag. Kiss the gentle- Blanche. It's hard.” The horror of the downward sweep! A true copy. Attest: say, Mis' haven’t I the best The of the brine! Chas. P. Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. Phipps, got man, Tony! And O pa, just listen!” The marshal rose lmrridly, and let struggle smothering Hazeltine, Register. father in the world? He’s told me to My guardian angel, thou wouldst weep .M>i 1C 1. I She poured out the tale of sor- himself out at the door. Blanche was A DMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE. The subscriber that sash Tony’s If such a fate were mine! ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. The subscriber \DM1MSTHATOK-shereby gives notice that be ! buy pink 1 wanted." row. “I A notice that she has been had to bring him home and I won’t that he has hereby gives duly Administrator of the estat- Mrs. wailing, “Tony! Tony! Tony! ******** hereby gives notice been duly ap- Appointed Phipps drew her lips together. wash him and feed Appointed administratrix of the estate of him, pa! Seems as let you go!” pointed administrator of the estate of SI'S AN 1). PERKINS, late **f I She was about to retort when if I’d Stay, my lament! He fared not ill. LEVI W. TURNER, late of Palermo, sharply, have died if 1 hadn’t. You think “I’d been shedding tears in another ALVAH SHERMAN, late of Liberty, in the of decease- her attention was a life-dream too will soon County Waldo, distracted by com- I did My go by. in the County of Waldo, deceased, and bonds as the law directs. All right, pa?” minute,” said the marshal to himself. It is in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given given persons motion which arose in front of the his watch below ; be still: nonds as the law directs. All de- rnands the estate of said Gilman assented. He noticed, with There was much excitement in the bonds as ’he law directs. All persons having de- persons having anainst Let the wet sea boy lie! mands mands against the estate of said deceased are lesired to the same f«»r >et. company's store. A crowd of Mexicans a sense of against the estate of said deceased are de- present surprise and when he returned from the —Edward in the lesired to the same for settlement, and ill indebted thereto are and others were gratification, village N. Pomeroy July Atlantic. sired to present the same for settlement, and all present requested gathered there about a that the table was ill indebted thereto are to make ment set for supper, and train in the morning, with a stately fig- indebted thereto are requested to make payment requested pay- immediately. team of white and from the ment SARAH E. TURNER. 11. A T< broncos, that a beefsteak sizzled on veiled in new on For Over Sixty Tears. immediately. PERCY LEEMAN. immediately. BURTON B attractively ure, crape, the seat Palermo Centre. June throng came a sudden sound of loud the Liberty, June 10, 1902. 10, Prospect, May 19, 1902 stove. beside him. As they drove up to the An Old and Well-Trif.d Remedy. 19^2. laughter, with a fran- mingling baby's “Help Tony first,” directed Gilman the open door revealed Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been NOTICE.—'The subscriber tic The Blanche, house, NOTICE. The subscriber NOTICE, crying. cries had as she lifted the used for over millions of notice that he has been nothing visitor to his station Gilman himself sitting sadly within, sixty years by hereby gives notice that he has been ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives duly ap- notice that he has b.- in them. ADMINISTRATOR’S duly administrator of the estate of ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby Hives plaintive The voice was a at mothers for their children while pointed *-' the board. “Senora Suarez says he wliile Blanche, with Tony on her lap, teething, appointed administrator of the estate of pointed administrator of the estate baby’s voice, but so instinct with with perfect success. It soothes the rage must be about two years old. He’s got sobbed bitterly beside him. child, JOHN WAITE, late of Jackson, MARIA A. MITCHELL, late of Freedom. MARY J. HOAG, late of Belt.* as evidently to cause the crowd a softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind lively his teeth. I borrowed that chair The visitor and in the County of Waldo, deceased, and in the of in the of Waldo, decease*t. sense of high alighted, proceeded colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhrea. given County Waldo, deceased, and given County amusement. for bonds as the law directs. All de- as bonds as the law directs. AH him. Tony don't put your fingers majestically up the steps. She looked Is to the taste. Sold persons having bonds the law directs. All persons having persons “Talk of pleasant by druggists mands against the estate of said deceased are de- demands mauds anainst the estate of said iie- temper!” laughed one. in the there’s a was against the estate of said deceased butter, dear!” She at the Gilmans, and started in marked in every part of the world. sired to the same for to for In “That infant child is a Twenty-five present settlement, and all ire desired to present the same for settlement, ilesired present the same sett whole cents a m team, bustling about in a surprise. bottle. Its value is incalculable. Re indebted thereto are requested to make ind all indebted are all indebted thereto are to with a housewifely way, payment thereto requested to make requested spotted dog under the wagon!” and black her sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing immediately. WM. P. THOMPSON, payment immediately. ment immediately. Tony’s eyes hung upon “Why, Elbridge Gilman!” she said, 11 Say, Marshal James!” cried an- movements. her veil back. “Don’t Syrup, and take no other kind. Public Administrator. ADNAH J. MITCHELL. WILLIS E. HAM pushing you Belfast, June 10,1902. Augusta, June 10,1902.—3w26 Belfast, June 10, 1902. Ci»;i i-xu iit'rS 11m. 1 uuaie. Aid to Roads. OLD HEiNOBSCOr BOA IS. Mrs. Joseph U. Choate, wife of the PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. MOXIE NERVE FOOEL I movement that seems I F“«e of Some of the Early Timers. United States embassador to the court

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Otis In- ur of roads welded together in one solid sheet. good graham. now the steamer ot bad ones, The outside gold will last a quarter of commanding a century and the stiffening metal will Sagadahoc. of them have been past a campaign of Many keep the case strong as long as you wear exploited in the iocal press, but new II this subject has iU This is why thousands wear the facts ot more than common interest, very section of the that have notic hitherto, are duals and organiza- escaped and magazines 14 S. BOSS frequently coming to light. pcis SGOuS The of tlie Sagadahoc into .r extent the led* putting by commission as a I ivight boat on .ugh its special admirably Watch Case the Boston and biunch of the ut of agriculture, Bangor on costly works In to a solid Ask Eastern Co.'s service, calls also given it very preference gold casew your Steamship jeweler to show you a Jas. Bobs Case and look for the to mind, by the association ot ideas, the Moxie Nerve Fool uork has seemed in Keystone trade-mark inside. Semi for stamped Booklet. various boats that have the waters ive little effect and plied THE KEYSTONE WATCH CASE of Penobscot iu'Ii to COMPANY. Philadelphia. Pa. Bay. discourage The histories of most ot them have voted themselves to been covered in numerous articles on and fully kept bravely in the local the fruits ot their press. The word "death,’’ applied to vessels, to It is a Gems of l int tiled feeling is a burden need of Nn appear. Thought, you sounds m tin* ears ot lands- Moxie Nerve Food Co. it there will be more n earn. Hood's will n 1 strangely Sarsaparilla you but to who has felt the renew men; the man .. laid in the it and your courage. .adway “T'iiul out where tlie lame ones nv, salt breezes blow through his hair, while is than in any and them ever the i, I nere is an old that is year help ugh places Shakespearean joke around him was the unbroken line of our history, it has Their gratitude will vvcl w• itii tiie retelling at this time. A wag, repay yen, the horizon, a ship is a thing of life, -:er than it the a'tei having witnessed an unusually vil- formerly and Master will say. •lna-mue' with thought and feeling, moods and of the 111i"ii- periormance of “Hamlet," remark- MRS. masses peo- ye have done it unto one d tin least of as JOSEPH CHOATE. ed “New Is the time to settle the shakes- passions, and her end seems much a •• business men men, these my brethren, ye have done it unto as e-1 ’.aeon J,et the of death mortal dissolution. or St. James, is one of the most VI i» iotessional men- the me.’" peui controversy graves popu- it.*th be dug up and see which of the two all the steamboats that used Copvnght, RockieooJ. ■ Nearly lar ladies of the diplomatic corps. this suhjeet, which turned over." to service Let this at least lie laid in our he in the Boston and Bangor i touches all our in up are dead. it is said, hearts as certain, vvhatevei may retna n "1 owe my whole life to Burdock Blood The first Bangor, a mad improvement is of the that to li i is dual da Bitters, scrofulous sores covered my still alloat in the waters it husiasm for it as a doubttul. duty body. APHORISMS. The leading exponent of the The of the I cure. B. B m is owned necessary support man -eemed beyond B. has ole eastern Mediterranean, and by votedness; that duty to is in the _ of the people are urn a well woman." Mrs. Charles strenuous life. strenuous life. brotherly affection that desires to ldess perfectly the Sultan of Turkey. •r its importance II Ktnui. 1 ierville, M ich. We ran do more good him and to do him good. John Hamil- Other boats that saw veteran service l>y being good met fates than other ton Thorn. she—Hear, I sometimes wish that our in those early steamboat days any way. Howland Hill. of a era _;uning great creeds w ere the same. were Most ot that not much varied. which we ■, i- which is Kvery duty omit obscures country, The soul, by its vety constitution, lie—Yes. It wouldn't be quite SO com- them were broken in order that the up some truth which we should have that \vc are mak- near to Hod, and lives in and from Him. pile, iting if we both away from the he KT-.'-'-THY Cy’!_D«£N. stayed iron utilized — they contained might know n. H uskin. : he substantial de- Hod is not afar but la-re with us. same church.- Lite. off, for other purposes. Wi oVidren rued it a pure ss of the country. our and cuiiunu- are the permeates very being, 1 •«i forty y ears Hr. Fowler’s F.xtract of (if the more recent boats, the Cam- I They weakest, however strong. it”.iag tonic, and there is .eidlt of lliio has 1 | llicating strength. Wisdom, and peace, Wild strawberry has been curing summer bridge, under the command of Capt. win* have no faith in themselves or t' -g r< grind f t theai as ji*■ ss a hill which ! o-.-eive according to our willingness to complaint, d\ .-entery, diarrlnea, bloody tlux, Ingraham, made her last trip on Febru their own powers.- Bovee. n/y v> Wi\v s i3an6 of \V Bellows. pain in the and it has nevm i unity support | Him.--II. .stomach, yet ary in. lssn. she was lost on Old Man's t t 1 o fly safe, laiied to do for it. j t here w no every thing edaimed is a dispute managed without f'-s. s. ns 1. Sh'fi Kali opinions. Kaaar at t e del Is of ledge, and the catastrophe nnin:,, Street, im-asuri' fo;■ the! clutching well-j a passion, and yet there is scarce a dis- i 1 ‘at i*- it Doctor, do y mi think I shall re- remembered one in local steamboat Kill Riv- Mas:;., writes: ,-I can- natural life, and making it one's chief j worth a Sherlock. public wclfare: it I cover '.' pute passion. iv»t sty fonugh in of aim. is the sure way to lose a. it sweet- I annals. praise your oi;* that would bet Doctor No, but don't worry about it, mu i\aian- to I5L00II Mi Ml. I was very weak j ness and to miss the hinder ,:le: while ,\n uni' has tin-gotten lue Willingness he taught what we do lln-re aie lots of otliei from | people flying :lin with het envious walking-beam, not know, is the sure of and suffered from fearful back tin- subordination, and. 11 m-i-it id. the the same cause. Ohio State Journal. | pledge growth ov ides for the as | j "t its both in aehesaftermvl we shorn. 1 saer dee of "life in this w.>i n." ictuls that had an individuality own. knowledge and wisdom. Iliad-. I baby 0 ; bin Year- of relieveiii1111*• nt. Never ions ut their i'ellowmen are the most It bi•mediae I'partment, j pearanee that made tin- Katahdin's ; j up wonder.'till v, and I fails. At any drug store, Jo cent.-. .•ontideut of the truth of their own was si federal govern- 'I line a healthy limly ■: ] IS t 1 like even when pleased wit'” its ro alts that identity absolutely certain, Mackintosh. v State, and terri suit), the rever~c is more “li i a sou -l il lor I Bis bottles, and have healthy yet give >uu nickel -pend ■ low-iying log iiauk just above the! bought : iue Miml hits .-. >iistaitis beer." given it to four little l I up. pm waters ot the harbor concealed her ray children. \v< Mild be the "Well, sir. 't wouldn't *• *>t you rnm-h to It them hc.lt: and I con- compos- hotly. Mental aim .iioral aetiv ty low er struct tire and enabled one to see There’s a larger of i keeps have de satisfaction of -a\,n' "l tohl vou proportion foreign w 1: -> have made a the stima and residents in sider it the finest ni'-dh:: o I ever keeps body healthy, so!*" Ruck. nothing out that which wa-about her! Kail Hiver than in any ; and bad in tho lions©, t < mlose a construction > until!. preserves fro in burnt and ir- mrricaue deck. At least, that is what 'there,tv in the ts cent. you j country, pci- 1 ■ Hi it we mitrhi ihere mews life, .lames l're, ii.ae ( hrke. \ household !>r. Thomas’ photograph of my es, that v<>u | ueces.-it}. the local sea-dogs say. l’ot thirty years >f her ]*opuiation being ot alien birth. I reconi menda K.-lertric < *i!. Ilea!.- Ihii ic, euts, wound.- j may see how' Wait y look ■\pect j The honest sen in "i .les.is Christ he Katalidin traversed the route lie Montgomery. Ala., with us per cent, ot they \ aim* ot ai... -orr; cures sole t:<-at. croup, ca- j of immense the soul a rieli 'lend ot solid tween Boston and Once she t ter native born, comes near- pays tarrh. asthma : never tail-. Bangor. population 1 1 ; t‘S ; 11 satisfaction. There is 1 .. \i ivtciieilness was the new Katalidin. and the pride est to being an all-American city. ieLMsia'. i ve and | in a true Christian's t iaD. his liruised “What are tho-e. mamitia"" a.-ked the d the Penobscot river: but in lsu4. the 1 A. A. HOWES & DRUGGISTS. imis t'«*r mad work. little U I’l. a.- t lie \ hefel'e u lull in CO., dowers emit sweet frag mice. The .-topped alticiuls ol the company reluctantly t lie the market. <;<)?!> ins f mbit also lay ; fruits ot the are love, ■•aine to the conclusion that had Holy Spirit joy "llni'M-radi.-lic.-. m\ dear." shy roads Let the GOLD policy | ami peace: the ol the “< are mtlived her usefulness, (in duly in. DUST twins do 1 promise Lord] >1;! And the tittle one- collradi.-hes, your workd (Minin as Notice of Foipclosure, quite Jesus is that his joy s ... in fall. T e mamma / < hicag" New 1 si>4, (’apt. Ingraham pulled in the labor and s iineiit’s | sweetest is ,;at i '-I<•,! out ol the bell at. her liertl in Bangor When a>. Alphr ,s KohrlP 1;. I „- honey 11 H let' i; —• 111 m 11 starting mi- "I Waldo and Slat- ■ >! ,;■• a J and l»arbor , hive of a itnsi f- useful am.lt ami the Katalidin turned A:;!,t> by busy, away sadly inori-uny deal dated tin* P'.|!, lav Inhai \. ! >i.-ti e--g li-.. and bladder Diseases river. holy life. Theodore I.. fnyler. K;dne.\ hi her farewell trip down the A. D. 1and ivrordrd in tin* Co ititx \\ al h» t rciie\ .'d :n mx "Ni.w Cur: at mu n vine of "1 I'. r.ls, m Hook !' d 1 a a sermon the lb v. leorire villages, that by \mi-.ki- \n Kinxi a \ [ i;f, li is a great to Ola Pardon T. who tla iU.'l w al i|s, -mil! measures s' the to which she Hrssry. < larger cities, to 1 key in The New urch Life ue -e on account of its exceeding people oil til" .'Mil day o[ -lull.- A. I1, 1«v> a v:* 1I >!<- -n^re-'s in a lonir snip! .prompt- 1 had been a laminar during near- con siilr rat ;i" an- moi > liml the following: "I oie it.-dt. no ne.-- in lvheving pain in bladder, kidne\s figure ion traii'fri rni ami d sanl ; ■ .1 ournal. a ot a her ”r.- drr-l. W hit’ll is rrroldrd |. s.d ! 1.- U V ,.f other attnliuies are than I and hack, in male ubmiaie. Relieve- ie ly third century looked upon competent m Pook _\*4. |. Pin,. tent:«tn of waiter almost immediately, If foi the last time. It was over a year, Deeds, Pay p.-s those which are of puc love, thus of s.-y. sin.-,. -1. rras,-d. Who by (has. 1‘. p,ss.\. } on want relief and cure this is the she was des- rev tow aid :' vcrsai human quick however, before finally rNrrlltol I 1 lie .-Mat of said pi nrr p,.--. TI r i! i ’-old in \ \ Howes A Co., 1 >rua- In with the Forest 11." Isi da' of 1 )r--rin! ri. A. D. 1 •. a ail race, w(licit is. that it n il's to sine all troyed company 1*»elfast Me aid" roils;,;, raiion. liansiorii -l and a--, a."., s.ad g|.-t.-, ( which was old. she I ami make them to and ity. forty years deal, tii.-n whirl) a"i-iiiin ni < h int to lo t urn i<» happy e'ernity. mortaay nitpaid. was burned at Nut island, in Boston i- to transfer into them all ot its i 1 Rrow n. rria-rded in said Ihmistry Deeds. :i p.ook 'V urn out from « c.«• ■ things -ay. don't you think it 1 a U ITT. to lilr. 111 -11 1 a. a "' >•- II arbor. (let. isp.'i. 41'. the mid-Tsjyla'd own: 111 us from pure mere v toil ra iv all p'e!!\ rough on you! neighbor.- for you to 1, ‘i \«*?• on- I'rn-I ra- hy "ssi-anntrnt Said m-ntmmN r. tla' he so The steamei was the last wlie are to follow, to aiming a lawn mower earl} in the Lewiston follow Ilia The Best and Most Practical Farm cut) remit* il IJn'ovm willing heaven, drsrrih.al leal estate, to w it V,-Mailt j morning .' foi the one a that is, to itself, with the strong force Win, last three mornings to come to similar end. As was parrels o| land 'ituahal in said P.rooks aim h.-ina Paoer Published 1 haven’t been able to live the I ion i-• (arm "f -sii h I to u a to Flo; ida.” of sleep after the ease with the and the Aipheu> liniu-i s, wit trip love." Cambridge Due lot of o’clock :• ( commanded land (ir-al-'d hy donat hail Hid-- 11' to [ member of tire well- Katalidin. apt. Ingraham Wat soil l»Y his Di l»i“\vu I don’t see what have poh, ts deed dated -ni.h,-I light you 011 waters, For Only 11 ( her her hist in these A D. ists. Also oil,-1-tlier lot of land dr,.I v, 5> $2.00 *od, Heard >v ... to complain. It's your own lawn mower! trip j hy To In Un in. 1>!>7. while her .hmirs c imni.ai t-> Watson Kohrrts. hy lusd'e.’i < Sindy Sociology Europe. borrowed of wile last week. January fij way GOLD DUST to a your j e ■ g>r>wn, oiio, dated A. D is;,ii. and na-onhai m Waldo I « M -m> 1 will Apt Fcliei I « « > ..(!• Mrs. Annie L. olio of to Boston, the Lewiston broke her take every particle of dust and dirt from your er 1 was Diggs, socialist, booty Ihmistry. in Hook 71. Pay \ls<, one have at iraone l« < <1 lain, uni tamii\ !•*':• >.i’ obliged to Itch on human cured in ;'»o minutes In floors and woodwork makes them as shaft was towed to Boston the clean as a ol ( <• the founders of the and by ! Ot her lot land deeded hy Str ;*llr! 11. Old-la (1 l-' wo I .i |" foot. ,| a 11 an at lin-nts \\ 1 s• i.•!*\ we Populist party, has Woolford’- Lotion. This never ! whistie. neat as a pm so for It until a Sanitar} Nothing good washing Wat son Kohert s. his dot d dat .•«! D--« •,m: ■- -••! ■ prominent steamer Portland, which afterward be- clothes and dishes hy e.iii o!d A. \. A- ■ In llowes Co Drug- \. D. and r*• I' i: '• m> h. >i iim n nr--1 ion u t Ini I: gave me a piece of came the of so Maine i-. grave many pen Made only THE N. K a ,'| \ m- gists, Relfa-t, Me. lyj; by FAIRBANK COMPANY, lo spy. f.ook s;.. pa ... pm. I-I l.l i. \ N .1 < l; N I :i •! i:«I; i! _1 a h.-ai I m 1 a •! >.aved me was unlit for New "I sr.u \ hun- pie. The Lew iston really Chicago. York, Boston. St. Louis. parr--; land dr- d«'d hy Davit! IN ’ll Ait < a 11 m I; 11 I**i 1 a- ... t.I .v. 1 bei ♦ ;.-on!\ .me reason.” lie Wats..II Kohrits. to. th-MI dr.'ll dated I '111' \ a I .| V ! I! '«■!.! 's bills and tra\ ♦ said,“wli; the service, and she was st 1 ipped of her Waiters ot OVAL FAIRY SOAP. ■>•.* (to. Im .. I n 1. 1 1 ha'.e iiewi asked \oti to be m\ wife." D !>'■*. and r-aau'd- d in said Waldo .'nnh lo a .1 > erema \ lt\ \ 1. alfln We ale .he- !>• u h.:r ■ machinery and furnishings and ■• a 1st v. ill Hook .Pan !. \|s,i ■ making me well “M bat H: it sheasked. ”1 have always -tit- j-a | a hr.of description of tin- « < •: 11 n T <•! I i: '•! To ted at Nut island, as her -)I land deeded b\ r-.imi.. (»:> Wat-■■ It •!* a ,. o 11 been bait at raid } on might ret use." "Well,'" J just predeces INI1 ll'-'ii u li it-1 is MiM-i|lla t ■ sm s fits, by ins dr.-d dated p, a > .... \ D. P e \*• -!i i-m-e. I’l oliil’ lit nio;,_ m ina i: :• boen in poor li*-u!tli, s 1 ie whispered, after a long silence. "I had been. y p.t | and na-orded in said W.,;..,, l.'-aMi v. in lllei.t !,, |.. in* lit o in >: tin r.!it*!iii-!it to bu.-i !m-s> shonbi think have In such a manner have the steam- Reduced to t> you'd eurio.-ity enough FIFTY P-ook an. p -jab A!'.- >n -i In a |. :a i.a.,d o ak, >hort of breath. to want to li* li 1 out whethei }our suspicion boats of the eastern route met their deeded by has. |„ Austin to -a a Wida'iis |.t. I Farm and Garden Market ltepurts tdache and was mu- was well founded or not." Chicago Record I end.- Ibiekland Star. CENTS A YEAR el’ts. hy his ,|ta d da!' d \ mu d 1 I 1 Fruit Culture Mechanic >1 lh-\ires m getting worse and Herald. j i. h-'i in said Waldo < ..anty It aeiiv. j Fashions and Film-) Wok to itteud to mimne>s. 1 va. Pay !«.. said paiv- .s ,.ntaanira on-* h :':•!« ■ ■! j Feeding and Breeding Tin tpiary and niere oi Andwhei.-as ta- :id «1 <» no work and $1U) Dr I Detchou's Anti IMmedc LITERARY NEWS AND NOTES. 'i\iy a-T.-s. ; Ta Iks w it h Our Lawyer Ni w of the I »ay eoud i t a ni i>I said d -I ha- hen: :.. is. n ineii.aaae Dairy ami Creamery i!ous» 'i >I< 1 I eat tires •-1 j>h\ sirallj and HUl} he Worth To } nil lnoi e than -loo yoll j Formerly and now therefore, hy i.-ason ot tor hrea. .•: The Foul t Ya rd 1 he nest ion |tn\ who have had ner- have a child who soils beddir.. fioin incoii- New Idea J ry the eolldil i"!l there.d. 1 elailll a toieelO'i |e d j j Plants and Flowers T: o eidn.iry I went tinence of water Cure- old said moi o d.-.-d appreciat.-. during sleep , In liis fanciful ol “what ty Tin 11 orse shot and Sw ine story might One < ^ mate but it did me and } oimg alike. It ;me>i> the trouble at | Dated at l lilt' nm i- A. D : -n have lieen” as he tells it in "The Cli- srsa \ r. It \ ND. d me till upon the once. -1 .'-old In A. A llowes A Co., ! Dollar | Fakm ani- H me se nu-monthly e Woman’s < max," romantic novel to he issued the numbers %\h .1. c rt sub ministe: 1 tried 1 >r. Druggists, Relfa-t,' Me. 1 > 47 24 nut!.ine Vo, oxer 600 Faie People. \ t.• next month, Charles Felton Pidgin lias -ription pages, ( tt-.-ininu with a!! the i.-tc-u mil t:. -t ihie in- •fording to directions taken advantage of the vvidt scope for Notice f Foreclosure. An Well in torsnatian Putt exm-rii-m tad a .-'Nv lo. 1 was aide :o re- Important Deep Wyoming. i romancing offered him his ■" N by subject Magazine Wll.Teas. \ ! !'l:i 'll/" B ! I s.a !i 1i I ! business. Whim 1 and does something towaid n hr lilitat- of Brooks mi' e Count) -i Wa.uo ami Slat- its enormous cii tend nights from mu vou>- state, each nan Sc: ci.: read ...an a 11 event advices from ^ mg llenediet Arnold, 'l'liose who know Maim-, by tli'-u niort ua-_> latml tin- 17th da i do not ini ve head Wyoming report T^HIS is the cheapest and best of | *• I'llt.'-r \. I' -s'-. •!! flded ill III' million readers. tiie ot the at < am- Mi. Pidgin believes this is the *■ s' ni '•< i-i feol like a diiferent completion deep well joking Fashion now be- County of Waldo 1: I i'd', Book ls( j Magazine ‘i '* in he lias of with the sai .-11. Col .1 to M I I, IK I. II l. \ t O To those Win- ta m- ml\ a’.tam ! "Tin es !)i mams' bria, that State, which lias been in way complying fore the American Itshows Bap- | public. •• e c ill semi \\ -1 S Pa' m II and has for several for the local eastic of some of his review- V. :io thcn-aftei waid mi tie ! da;. No\. i.t offer u ooj.it* been progress years ; requests New Ideas in in < K'' 1 1 -! ! Fashions, Millinery, lw!. A. I». 1,-ss. foi ii Me fotisalfralioi.. \\ I" Its I or pt hem.” ers and who said that, o n11 n c I water supply at this place. This well correspondents in in in transferred ami .issse-m-d u •*! morlaap- dec. \\ oi .!* w uli tu I pi n; i.: n. mi Embroidery, Cooking, 11 dc means that the was started as an at. the having to idolize Burr in which is recorded in . I iisofcl informal i-m p experiment, I attempted { Woman's Work and in ‘• i Reading; I<- one i' ee slliri 111• sic111-11 *i m-ck 't in- i and .-annot perform as Book I U'e 1*1 llesse), speci iHy of the I'nited States Geolo- “Bleiuierhassett," he should do much 1 it suggestion beautifully illustrated in colors and deceased, who by lias C. li- 'se\ ami Walter B may be seen a: his oil;--, | all uncommon and for Mr. has copy gical Survey, as strata | Arnold. Pidgin recently ir. black and white. Above it B.esseV, e\eento|S ol til- estate of -aa! I'liliee ’.ik" •rk, anxiety, nervous water-hearing all, j !> O ,t de lax ;.»l ta !•• were not in written, to an friend Boss. •>. oil the Ji't day ot April A. 1> ls;r.-. for a l offer, fm m s .-i h.-toi m •••-. The one reined \ detinately known to exist j however, inquiring shows the very fashionable New Idea great \alnai»le consideration. t ransferr'••«! ami ass ? so si.a: Korn, •• po-d so tnm-li offered for sina!* ! an absolute MK8 A NX FE Ij. PTGGS. the region. Karly in moo a ot ; regarding these suggestions of Ins giv- Styles, made from New Idea Pat- specific depth j said -Iced, then i. wlil- ii a X ca attention to Inortplp- illlpai ] we send hotll papers full ael1 as for all diseases 1,sl0 feet was reached without ing Benedict Arnold and terns, which cost tOc. tmuiT is recorded in said it l>ee.|s VMi.-**" to to linding ( | only each. llepstry at the very low prn-e stat'-il. gone Europe study sociological a ,• *11* I L mod nerves, impure or water, but recently an excellent supply •Indus Iscariot, that a life of Benedict i Book J4_', Bap- tsl. to tile, ill lllidel conditions. assignment. Said mortpip con\eved To KHP. JOl R\ \P PI H CO Belfast "le. id. Williams’ Pink with a of 2Uu ! Arnold, in the nature of a de- Send Five t/ap-c by __ being Cents pumping capacity gallons | To-day tin- following: described real estate to wit \ ; They may be obtain- was per minute, lias been at 11r> 1 fense, written by Isaac V Arnold certain or ot iatni. situated iu direct from Hr. Wil- Mother It developed if, j forastngrW copy of the New Idea Woman’s piece parcel I Always Keeps Handy. and in now a in said ot Waldo, amt ’m feet, a distance of almost one-half mile j published is.su. And hook MAfiASNE, and see what great value Brook', Count) ; I*an>, Schenectady, N. mother suffered a time from dis- of lot number k. in tin- north iliMsion «*t “My long from the surface. has recently been issued called “The for the money it can five you. part STOCK •ox. six boxes for two tressing pains and general ill health due in said Brooks, ami Itoumied as follows nn LIVE Cambria is a Gospel of .ludas Iscariot," while some north land of V. It. A • on the e;H to indigestion,’' says I,. W. Spald- coal-mining community by oml) primaril} Marie THE NEW T. D. .Iclli son ; on tin- 'oiitii i>v hi ml of l.o.-pa Mo. “Two I on t lie western slopes of the Black Hills. years ago Corelli wrote “Baral>- IDEA PUBLISHING CO land SOLO ON COMMISSION. ing, Verona, years ago got | C36 H. and on the west t>\ tin load The coal measures in which it is located bas" in which .1 udas in favorable Broadway, New York. N. Y cilley. --ount) her to try Kodol. .she grew better at once figured from Brooks villap* to liixmont.e. main auJ Fancies. The leading RECEIY ERS Or and now, at tlie age of seventy-six, eats are estimated to cover an area of 10 light. field being so well pre-empt- in” sc.cut\ five acres, more or less And w here Mr. as of sttid deed has beci anything she wants remarking that she square miles and to have a productive \ ed. Pidgin does not think that he is the condition nmrtpip- New Milch cow s. eal Calves. Heel of b\ reason of the e a in front. fears no bad effects as she lias hei bottle of to the more broken, ami now tl erctore point capacity of tio.000,000 tons. The ex per- j obliged give up far interest- everv description. aid also Moyja Kodol Don't waste time breach of the condition thereof, i claim a lore- are handy.'' doctoring iment is not ing subject of what might have been closure of said deed. and Hor-ts. ethereal affairs, Go after the cause, if only extremely import-! A FREE PATTERN iiiortpim* Sheep symptoms. your as the climax ant. it throws needed light on the ! in Aaron Burr’s life, for eial attention to \.->\ Mhei, stomach is sound your health will be good. own to Spi liiue makes a those which have been (your selection! every sub- sold "li tin !l titer it dressy Kodol rests the stomach and underground water conditions in all the adequately con- Yeai t’lll.es strengthens scriber. Only 50 cents a year. Ho-- sold at marlo t tee tlie food. It is older formations on the western side of sidered by other writers. pi body b> digesting your (.htiek ret urns and tnarki t '■ 1.1 ■ i nature's own tonic. the Black Hills, but also indicates that \:> ai -' ■ and tofu for “tub" | What makes the happy relation be- Have had >- exp.-rt.-: st that the water be obtained Wihe oi te’le-raph :"t thing with smart supplies may tween man an j and woman, is trout Unnih.iii'i •- a iv. in wells over a wide area of eternally ^ fr'St"ek-hipped > Who Sails Boats in Boston surround-! a MSCALLSgSk interesting question, and clever dis- DiviMioik The and Huiijfoi* K. I UHJtV. It & V Sto.-k ^ ing country. prospects depths | cussion of eli of blue why marriages fail, present- M -- pale ap- of these waters will be shown on maps lvT" Hriulttou. Wlio sails boats around Boston? ed Halford in his article magazine” SIMM K lx SKB \1( K. I'. I.. 1 I I’.liY, Hurnham. M' a Why “The ns. soon to be the I'nited by Pyke every one! says W. .1. Henderson in tlie published by Woman’s is certain to receive l>ireet all iin|uiri' t Mates Side,” are all the the Geological Survey. A LADIES’ MAGAZINE. rage, July Atlantie.*l,’rom “Adams Boys,” the very wide consideration which has ./• *i to Me N. II. Darton of the Geological Sur- S Trip* IVerk Boston. LIBBY BROTI1KKS, Burnham tlie smartest yacht racers of tlie east, been given to that author’s previous A eem; beautiful colored plates; latest •••tails are in has several seasons in an in- economies growing down to the Marblehead street vey spent ■ fashions; dressmaking ; fancy boy, articles on th discussion of women work household hints etc. Sub- vestigation of the water resources of ; fiction, every one takes pride in his skill in versus men. The Cosmopolitan scribe to-day, or, send He for latest copy. the Great Plains and has found duly Lady agents wanted. Send for terms. of lace getting tlie best work out of some sort region seems to he almost divided in appliques that the sandstone equally Reliable, •; a w strata underlying Stylish, Simple, Up-to- lit ores. of sailing boat. Those ho do not interest between men and women. "An and the are on date, Economical Absolutely I’lirsuani to a lie• 11-i• irom tin- Honora'.ilr Ju.i_ sail talk about it. and on a summer plains upturned the Hanks of day Experiment in Domestic Finance’’ is Perfect-Fitting Paper Patterns. ot Probate for t!u < ol Waldo. I slid! >e -lies are popular in the Black Hills and there receive most onul> in the drowsy atmosphere ol a Boston another entirely novel article which at pubic- auction .n tin i> ot July. \ D of the water from surface at ti n o’clock ii tin- loreiioou. on th.*• nr.an club, or in tlie shadow of some tall idle streams, will appeal to women, while some twen- I'.io-j. which linds its their iscs. all tlic light. I tie and '111>• i• -; \' Inch Iliad in will hear way through porous dors are a deal Washington street, you pages devoted to the of In- ford W > libel, late o! Mon in miid •• great material and in the the artesian ty “Captains MS y more seaman’s lore than appears will deceased, had in and to tin* followuim «h-se? t racing any- dustry” receive the consideration CALL/Hfc Muv *li*niinT'. leave Coinmcnciuu \tonda\, and other wells in and the .'.tn, real estate, vv: a certain oi .il -tai where else in this country except on Wyoming of men in all classes of business. The Belfast: parcel I situate in Monroe, and bciu-u a paitoi ot No. red with poppies are tlie of the takotas. For Boston, via Camden and Koci.iand. Mon- cruising ground Hocking Cosmopolitan has undertaken to pre- In the lo.iHKi acre tract, s. called, an-ordr a t- days at a.no i\ n., otliei dav*. except Sum'.av, at nking. C’aair lleet it the L irclim tut Yacht sent a series of brief sketches of the fATTERNSW survey and plan of Andrew Strong, •ontam rg '.no i*. m. acics. more or less; also a certain othei tailor made frocks Chib. Boston's claim to he the hub of A Card. men wlioare leaders in For " piece finance,manufac- All Seams Allowed and all Scarsport, Bneksport. mt«-rport. liamp land situate in said 'loinoe, and being ;m N, the universe lie Bastlafl don and daily, Monday, at abort ': icaeies. may disputed perhaps We, the do hereby agree to tures, and copimerce, not prepared in and Lines shown. Bangor, oxccpt of the J<*iies intervale also a certain "the! undersigned, Sewing 7.4'. a. M. pier-- when consider tlie steel refund the on a bottle an of land situate in said Monroe, and you industry money SO-cent of offhaud way, but by writers of the Only to and 15 cents each—none higher. l*eing paits.u UKTl IlSIMi lot> Nos. •;7 and To in the lO.ooo acre trad c.m- the American or the unimportant matter of freight (ireene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails who have an exact Ask for them. Sold in nearly every city Bicycle greatest ability and town, or by mail from taiuing eight\ acres, more or less • but when come talk to cure your or cold. We also guar- From Boston, daily, except Sunday, at "..imij-.m tii tonnage; you to cough knowledge of their The series W 11,1,1 A M I*. THOMPSON. Century Mfg. Co., antee a 25-cent bottle to subjects. THE NcCALL CO.. From Kocklan d, via Camden, daily] except Mon prove satisfactory bonis >.»*, part it re about sailing, you must admit that Bos- thus far has attracted the (lav. at about 5.CO \. m. ;;w j:> Administrator de Mfg. Co., open- or money refunded. produced 113-115-117 West 31st St„ NEW YORK. ton is tlie in this From via \va a Belfast. June 17. It Nig. l 'hruugli the New York greatest yachting port A. A. Howes & widest attention. The industrial chang- Bangor, y-lamimgs. Monday* Co., 12.00 m„ other week at 2.00 r m. ■ Even the there days school with a country. little children . Nickerson has returned Reppard, Williams, Boston; 5, ar, schs. Gov. Ames and Lizzie B. Willey, New York ; to the classic hills of his native on old friends in town last Sunday_Dr. from a visit to Hampden—There were a Miss Clara Koulston arrived Monday. ami valleys 7, ar, sch. J. Manchester Haynes, New FOR SYSTEMIC at the lake 4th.... Mate. A Millett had a telephone put into his office few picnic parties July York. a few in True Green is spending days met with a serious CATARRj last week-John Rivers of Thomaston is Mr. Walter .J. Nickerson j Savannah, July 4. Ar, sch. D. D. Has- town. 4th. Some one kell, Pickering, New York ; 5, ar, sch. J.W. his brother in this — Rich- accident at Unity July NOKTH MAl.SKliT 111 IMS visiting place Balano, Fall River. is a few in a he had in Mrs. Koulston spending days ard Maddocks is critically ill—Mrs Milan thoughtlessly lighted torpedo Norfolk, Va., July 6. Sld, sch. Jennie G. Peculiar to \Y. 11. Nickerson and Miss Kilgore of hand Summer Pe-ru-na Bangor. Cushman of Worcester, Mass., is the guest his hand and it exploded, tearing his Pillsbury, Portland; 7, ar, sch. Flora Rog- Belfast were in town last week. and his chin. He ers, New York. Miss Fannie Smith is friends in of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cushman—Mr. quite badly grazing visiting Gloucester, 1. sch. James A. Archie Merithew arrived from Boston returned home Monday — Geo. T. Nicker- July Ar, and Buck sport. and Mrs. Carr and Mr. A. K. l’aul of Bos- Parsons, South Amboy. Prompt Permanent Relief last and will his father hay. T. I>. Nickerson and Herbert Mad- Friday help ton were at W. I,. Faui’s last week — Mrs son, Jr., T». sch. The Misses Allen are at the Stevens for Lynn, Mass., July Ar, Puritan, to Camden the and Morris sch. Miss Hattie Partridge of Prospect was in Edwin Hawes of Union called docks went 4th, speak River; sld, Odell, Bangor. the season. has-been Fall 8. — River, Mass., July Ar, schs. Adel- town 4th, the of Hazel Poison. here the illness of Mr. in the highest terms of the celebration July guest by her father, R. bert Ames, Savannah; S. G. Haskell, Rich- Mrs. Ward and daughter Isabella are in Mr. E. II. Nickerson and of Port- Miss Hazel Poison visited her cousin, Maddocks. family ardson, Brunswick. town for the season. land arrived at Maple Terrace Farm Sun- Wilmington, N. C., July I. Ar, sch. John Mrs. Loren Griffin, in Stockton Springs EAST SEARSMOKT. I. Snow, Baltimore. Mrs. 0 G. A. and son Cedric ar- day_Miss Nina Nickerson of Portland is liarring last week. a number from this section attend- 7. Quite her Vineyard Haven, Mass., July Ar,sehs. rived 'I p. in. the guest of mother, Mrs. Mary F. Abbie St. N. for New uesday The Misses Florence ami Theodate Meri- ed the horse trot at Camden July 4tli_ Ingalls, John, B., Nickerson — ('apt. George R. Carter and York; Harriet C. Whitehead, Sullivan for S-h. Maria Webster is loading hay and thew arrived from Mass., last Mrs. Alice Tower and three children of Peabody, wife, James 11. Perkins, Miss Caro do.; John Bracewell, Stonington, Me., for straw for Bar Harbor. Centre Belmont June 2!»th with Mr. Capt. Herbert Buck's Thursday. spent Miss do.; E., Harbor, Me., for Bradstreet and Charlotte Carter called do.: Fit for Capt. James Gilmore attended theeelefora- and Mrs. L. S. Marriner — Mr. and Mrs. C’arson, Bangor do.; Telum ih, Miss Lettie Nickerson has returned front on friends in town Sunday — There is to be do. for <1«».; John J. Perry, Rockland for ;«>ii at Camden July 4th. Ralph Heald of Camden were in town June do.; Ira B. a visit to her sister, Mrs. Eugene Blanch- a concert in tlie church next Sunday— Mr. Kllems, Stonington, Me., for do. ; 254th, guests of her sister, Mrs. Leslie Mar- Webster Barnard, Bangor (for orders sld, Mi. r. C. (Bidden left Monday for an ex- ard. in Sandypoint. George N ickerson has a new harness and 1; 11. E. son sell. Sarah L. Davis, sell. tended tour in the West. riner_Mrs. Messer and are Saugus; passed ! Mr. and Mrs. I’. 1>. II. carter and Mrs. bike Sadie Hall’s with buggy. Willeutt, Quarry, Me., for New spending a few days her mother in York. Mi i«ue Hammons is visiting his old I 11. M. Bennett of East Belfast were in town NORTH TltOV. Northport before returning to their home in New London, July 1. Sld. sell. Lizzie me after a long absence. i .:i>t Sunday, calling on friends, Miss Mida Patterson of North Dixmont Bar Harbor.Fred Elms has returned | Lane, Closson, Raritan River for Castine. visited relatives and friends in this Ma ce lH'liiver and sister are in p'uite a number of our young people at- vicinity New Haven, July 1. Ar. sch. Abbie C. Lucy j from Mass — Cora Worcester, Mahoney and Mrs Ames of Stetson Stubbs, Sa\annah. town f»*r a short vacation. : tended the dance at Anson Gross', Clark's recently_Mr. has gone to Methuen, Mass.,for a few weeks. Perth Amboy, Jul\ 1. Ar. sell. Clitforil 4tli. visited their grand-daughter, Miss Myrtie M: and Mrs. K. 1\ Tuttle left steamer "filer, Prospect, July \. Carver, Pascagoula; 7, sld. brig Havilah, by WALDO. at the home of Reuben lives on Mt Sargent, Rhodes, Richardson, Portland. C.ty : Kangor Monday Melvin N. Whittum, who Miss Matilda clan is in Belfast forafew Saturdax and Sunday-Mr. Charles Jack- (Georgetown, s. C. July 8. Ar. sell. Ninth avenue, lias a good M uia Keacli and a. ved F.phriani Searsport. weeks—Miss Bernice i* in D. J. New York. childre-i Gilley visiting son of Albion was the of Mr. and Mrs. Rawson, horse ^ale. It will work either guest 1 from Yokohama. | for) single East Livermore—Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Charleston. July 2. sld. sell. Austin 1). icsiay Cil-j Reuben Rhodes the past week — The next I or double. Knight, Bennett. New York. are at home from Massachusetts. Mrs. > \. Nickerson is 'pending a few ;ey j meeting of 1 he North Troy Reading Club Bath, Me., July 5. Ar. sell. Annie P. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Durham and duugh- health is she is with her ! ( base Virginia. At;.' v ttl- "i :other n Ka>t orinth. Gilley's very poor, will he at the home of Miss Maud Monroe, ter of Boston arrived recently and are Mrs. N. Miss Esther' Feriiandina, Jill} 4. Sld. sell. Willie I. jmother, Gurney.... West Trox. Friday, July lxtli.. At tin* last "■ N s N-■ s Newton. Coombs. New York; sell. 1... of Yo.-k is the boarding with Mr. and Mrs. Win. J. who has been her vacation i n, sld, | illey. spending of the W. C. T. U. the Lucia Porter, 7, ar. schs. rot!O' ( ape Amos Nicliols. Mathews. meeting following Philadelphia; at home, will soon return to Boston, where i;. Wm. II. Clem foreman of a employment—Although haying President, Mrs. A. s. \ the Peruna Medicine Company a- f■ Hews : j Tyler. Secretary, Neah Bay. Wash. June 28. Passed in, -u- : the n**xt two months. crew of mm in :le- of the New nme has arrived there is stiil considerable "mploy Eng- | Mrs. Grace Gray; Treasurer, Mrs. J. C. ships. I> Carleion, Amsbury, San Francis- Gentlemen-—“After four years of intense suffering, cause. to veteran Mi' K :li land ami came hoeing be done....Our straw-, co for Tacoma. 1 li Bruce and children .eft Telephone Telegraph Co., I.anih of West Troy. The next meeting catarrh, which I contracted white editing, and traveling for m raiser, I. B. a bark Herbert hast w- r-k for their home m < on Wash. Muuefrom Yarmouth Me., to spend the 4th. j berry Lay son, reports very | will be with Mrs. Bertie and will Pensacola, July Ar, way. I Whitney, Fuller, Port Elizabeth. been greatly relieved by the use of Peruna. I gave up work dur j light crop owing to cold,wet weather,the wa- A a-!.:i i 1 «nt cm wii! be taken ever\ Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Loren Griffin of Stockton j be a parlor meeting with a 5 cent supper. Providence, H. I., July 7. Ar, sell. E. L. : of torture, tried various remedies and many doctors, hut all ter overflowing the vines in several places, n-o!: in Mr. and Mrs. Chester Poison and j Several new members have been received Warren, closson, Baltimore. the N»ng": hurch until further Springs. relief came from the use of Peruna. .My trouble was called inu Raspberries and black homes promise a Darien. G., 7. sell. L. notice. Mrs. Ed. Nelson of the j and more are at the next July Ar, Mary Winterport spent expected meeting. was catarrh all and a fen bottles of full and are the best fur several ! Crosby Trimm, New York. through my system, Peruna Fourth with Thome E. Dorr. crop, plums .Some of our farmers have begun Mr. Be after a ; | haying, Dutch Island Harbor, R. L, July 8. 1 like another the IIaiduig, spending ears. Sld, person, noting improvement after I had used th, I I y and are hoping for line weather after the sch. K. s. Dean (from Bangor) New York. u*ath w n, t 1 lesd ty foi The dance at Marden's Hall, July id. ! Peruna is the best catarrh ever C MOM \ I LI.F. 7. sell. J. undoubtedly remedy compoundt KNTHE recent rains — The rain of :trd Bridgeport. Ct., July Ar, Eliza Boston. was enjoyed by all The rain prevented a July proved Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. entertained Pendleton, Veazie, Ship Island, Miss. j MOORE. but those who did attend Gay quite a disappointment to the members of Mr. and Mrs. A. I>. arver of large attendance, FOREIGN PORTS. Brooklyn. their ilm Wm. T. of as neighbor* very pleasantly evening the W. c. I who had for sev- Judge Zenor, Washington, l can safely testify * N had a good time. The best of music was U., planned | \ are the guests M Mrs. Henrietta 28. writes of duly 4th. Their vocal and instrumental en Bermuda, June Sld, sch. Susan N. ICC., from 213 N. Capital Street, so w ell in five h- furnished P. D H. Carter's orchestra of single teams to carry the members to j years, Niv kels. ; by Pickering, Haskell, Philadelphia. W D. C.: music was tine and was much enjoyed by- to to ashington, over one Fast Belfast. There will he a social in Pittsfield, listen the address of Mrs. June 21. Off the mile »ithout Imp Honolulu, port ship *• V-v»> was rece ved | all. Ice cream and cake were served dur- I take in that I ran iast week from San of Missouri — Mr. Fort pleasure saying the same hall fJth, Berger and Mrs. Reu- (supposed1 (George, McClure, from have also gained thirty Saturday night, July recommend the use of Peruna Bran. 'Co cf the ueath of Mrs. Theodore ing the evening.... Mr. Roscoe Pownes ben ! Port Pirie. cheerfully with the same music. Rhodes made a trip to Belfast Satur- commencing to take j Sheet N. Juh 1. a for and a built a new and a room Harbor, S., Ar, ship as remedy catarrhal trouble chimney plastered day.... Mr. and Mrs. Gideon of 1 cannot it tor Pomeroy Cora Nor.) Larsen, Barry. excellent tonic praise at most for general condi- Mm. Eaton and hei son of Wins- COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. the Garter house the past week... Mr. Winnecook were in town on business Amanda Morrill. Joseph Sat- Zenor. Poland is his house MARINE MI SC E I, L A N Y tions.”—Wm. T. i w spent 4th with Rev. and Mrs. T. Pudley having repaired .The 4th of celebration at Peruna never fails to July urday.. July Mrs. Amanda Morrili. 136 Reid j: some Spoken. Lat. 23.10 V, Ion. 80.07 W, June street, V. Rams. LIBERTY. and will have masonry done this (.lentre was a decided catarrh or nervous Troy success, accord- 80, sch. F. C. N. writes: progtt week-Mr. Wales R. Bartlett of Pendleton, Hutchinson, Ship Elizabeth, J., Two persons have died in town the past Eliot, to the of those in Island June is, for south in time. Peruna is the m« -i here are unclaimed letters in the ing reports attendance. Guanica; July 3, ‘•1 been sick over two post Miss Bartlett of East have years with week of paralysis—Mr. Daniel Baker of the Me., Margaret Boston The oration Mr. Herbert C. of Hatteras, bq Alice Reed, Ford, Carra- }%rinanent cure for all ca- ; Ace f* r M.ss Eva B Cole and M ss C. by Libby of and Mass and Master Clift. R. Richards of belle, June lb for N. Y. nervous prostration general debility, village and Mi Warren Towle of the Waterville was prostration caused i > *■: w atei. highly appreciated by all. Vineyard Haven, 4. Sclir. Susan and heart trouble Have had four doc- I bysy- western part of the town. Mr. Baker was Washington, P » are visiting at Mr. ,T. O. July known to the medical Stetson, Frankfort for New York, lost jib- all said that I could not pr I o*t e Ford returned to Boston Wed- tors: get well. 7f years of age and a native of Knox. He Bartlett's. Mr.*. Richards and children are boom and gear attached off June If you do not derive pr rI lie summer visitors came earlier this Monhegan had not a in nine nesday :< resume her I walked step months. position in the I'nited came to this about 40 and soon. 28: made temporary repairs and results from the place years ago expected than Before proceeded. factory ♦States llote year formerly. the tenth of Norfolk, Va., Julv 4, Sclir. Nimbus Buffering with partial paralysis and was the village blacksmith for man\ years. (of write at once to It. Har a Boston from New June quite number of families had arrived, York for Savanna! be- palpitation of the heart every other Messrs. Monroe and Grinnell He leaves a wife. His only son. Freeman Prof. A. K Linscott has to Ins home full statement of your were in gone and over fore eported ashore off the outer bar, near by July Ath, thirty cottages were and had become so reduced In Bang •: this week in the interests of the Bakei, died about two years ago. His re- in Jefferson for two or three weeks— Miss Ocracoke, NC. reached Norfolk to-day in day, be pleased to give you t. the six new ones built j occupied, including tow of two Luckenbach tugs, which suc- flesh as to be z mere skeleton vice Sear sport Auto. Go. mains were taken to Knox for burial, j Nellie Brown spent a few days in Belfast neigh- gratis. dur'ng the winter. The Islesboro Inn open- ceeded in floating her. The Nimbus is leak- Mr. Towle w as 41 of and was one 85 Address Hr. Hartman years age j last week with her aunt, Mrs. Lois Dickey. but the are able to hei ing only pounds. Mm: Agnes called here Tuesday to col- ed a fortnight earlier than usual, and ing, pumps keep free, of the town's best citizens. He lived but a ; Misses Winifred Dodge and Jeannette and it is thought that she is not much dam- “Up to this date I have taken Peruna The Hartman Sanitar.i ic. the logs which Moated in the although the price is very the during high manager aged. She will be docked for examination. seven months. It has saved few hours after the shock. He leaves a' Stephenson spent Sunday at home... Miss Cor my life Ohio. freshet .ast w nter. is unable to accommodate all who make ap- vife and three children. seems Paralysis Pearl Carter spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna BELFAST PRICE CIRRENT R**v and Mrs 11. 1: Wlight, assisted by plication. The golf links have been extend- to prevail in this vicinity. In about >tephenson. ‘-he has just returned from Mrs. 'udiey. aie conducting services at the ed by several acres, quite a number of new Corrected for Tim | a month’s time four have died from it viz., Islesboro, where she has been teaching, and Weekly Jourral. Statement of the Condition of the Advent dm the week. yachts have put in apprarance, a Produce Market. Prices Paid chape, mg L. B. Mr. Lum and the two mention-' larger Producer, Cox, will go at mice to Montv iile to spmid the re- muniiH of tine saddle horses and carriage exander I'erkins, an old-tin.e ! ed above-The Clorious Fourth was cele- Apples p bu., ?1.(K> Havpron. m. M.rtU.uu | resident, mainder of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. .1 •• horses than formerly are seen, and the three dried, p it.. ;>«•; Hides p It., is spending a week in town. He is accom- brated here in tlie usual form with an Sea j \\ Libby ami Master Phil, took a Beans, pea, 1.7a I.amli p Ik lj I 5earsport Savings Bank, carriage are livery stables doing a business. •* P*'’- F. ii. Wheelock thriving medium, 1.7." I.amh Skins, ‘.on l.or by of Boston. abundance of noise and a few drunks. The drive last week, stopping at Burnham and j The local traders, especially dealers in fanc\ Yel'eyes. J.OOto J jr. Mutton p tk He: rj 1 ‘dendahl and (’lias firing of guns in the early morning nearly 1' Ttsiield-.. .1 mi the J uni >r En- Butter tt-.. ltltois i»ats hu.. k, As it on the 25th wife, Fusseur, wenty->even groceries, fruits, lisli and meats, make p p existed day of June, ( large sides, tb. i, U 7 Potatoes 1m eattored nesday, July 2nd, in a hi \-rack. Mr. Fred Bariev p lui.. 4<»«4.’. Straw p ton. Ti.uij 1 JAMES O. PEMJLETO President. A H. MCh 'ongre- ers in town are doing an extensive business over Cheese p ft-. lJ Turki y p 11., isalO gaxioiiai church. the town in an exceedingly careless Nichols carried them ov* and all im- they in cultivating early fruits and vegetables, Chiekm P tb. l<>toi_» Tallow pit.. \'q: manner, (due charge smashed tlie window an excellent time... several from this Calf Skill', per lit. Halo Veal p Ik •;,/ : h.im 1 >ii\ ,oncer: at the port tnd a given they find ready market—The new It-. 14 1.’ Woui.«ia;. evening was e\- Episcopal Church, i;><» feet long, is not com- KggS p do/.. Jl Wood. hard. v 4.«ai < argill and shot were taken fiom the bed Fowl tb. < spending ;i feu days p enjoyed pleted, but will be used this summer and Deposits .. sun Ceeseptb. 14a1.:. usually occupied by his who for with her .-on, Mr. Lewis March. .. m >; :;.•• Idren credit to tlieir Will, Wilbur the fall and winter. Reserve F-.nd [inishedjluring Sunday, /.**?/«/#7 Pricr. /iffail ,'lnrkrt. fits some reason another room that Undivided Pi J he !..i <•: :! -• occupied Blown spent July 4th in Morrill..... Mrs. evening was the July oth, the pulpit was occupied by Rev. Beef, corned, p tb.lOa 1J lame p Idd. anai.oo Windows were broken shot in' ,’ie annoiipceme : night. by Fannie alter has gone to New Hampshire Butter Salt, lIf., lstoju 'at Meal tk 'in' of the contribution. lohn C. Gras of Baltimore. Sunday. July p the house of Dr. Iloyt, an*! the summer- for the summer. Corn P lui.. .'ii diions p th it b: * o it 1 Ta-.iies ... Rev. 1 i e i : s l.o« and Tliimble Glubof -7th, ]>r. Leighton Barks, rector of Crack'd Corn p hu.. •*'(» Mi. K e rose I e. gal..l-'l a 14 j house of Austin Crockett was ! peppered MOK1MI.L. ( orn Meal p hu.. *si Polloek p (M. t a 4 id- Methodist Emmanuel Church, Boston, will Par Estimated^ and Ch. Fipiscopa. Ghurch will hold preach.... r. j with shot.. II. D. Woodman > Cheese P tt.. I'ork p tk vj Owned Value ’•;f' Westbrook, Mr. Trafton Hatch and bride from Rev. Public Funds Ma.k. t Value al,nuai sa;e on the church lawn Tues- Syra- Hugh Ross Hatch, A. M., of Wolfville, • Ut Oil Seed P ewt. l ,r._. Planter p hhl., l.i.: i Treasurer of the Westbrook 4s. 1 7 ’*•' 1 Trust «’<*., a cuse. N. V., are relatives in town V who is Codfish. di \. p If •'.« U>• Meal P It United States Re^istere-* idth. imiii visiting s-i spending his vacation in "" "" da..,. }i. in town, ( stole United States ip"i 4s. 19**7. Refresh-| a ranherrii*' p «jt.. short> p v*wt.. l.j." former resident of this place, ho^e parents lie from the Medical of n.wii .»e served n the if graduated Dept, visiting relatives at his old home, preached Clover See.1. M«1S Sugar p !t. evening, was town United s: ates bonds ■ wned. died here, Natunhu and s>un- racuse about one Flour p !■.!•!. 4.7~t• 'J.~. salt. T. I p hu., Total stmn;;. The sai-wd >. he i Thursday. Sy University year ago. Sumia\ morning, July nth, at the Free Bap- July H.c.See.) plm., Sweet Pot: tors. •..$ Franklin. O 4s.'1911. U.n.erg- day looking after tie ,r graves t; Mount Re- and has been in since. We County Bdg. 17th. hospital practice ti>t Church, and in the evening at the Bap- Card P It.. l.'i Wheat Meal, < ; emt He is a libera', will now on. Kan.. 1 910. Funding pose teiy. contributor learn that he “bang our his shin- j ti>t ( hutch. lie was heard with much Countj "f I,\ 4is I he -ubsci .< ii n-r toward •• Kan •>. 1 .'"7 Kt f .:•••' i.g 2 2. > .pt p repairs on toward the funds for the renovation of the ISO ICS Shawne»*. gle" in Syracuse.... Prof. Allen and wife interest.... (in th3 1 ‘h*- o evening of the Fourth o Os., 1 909. Funding— !. 1 of. ( huivli >s sin; to s Shelby, open new gna- •> cemetery. It that others who Me., visited her < b. .'s. 19".'*. ... 4 t *. hoped from Camden, parents, Mi J. T. of New York a Stark. Funding Atterbury had re_ 1 tures and tlie (oiiimittee would be to **f Cinci .tan. 1).. 7 3-l">. 1 900, Muni .pa 5 75« glad sIm’U d be interested, set-,ng his g«►«•«i N. L. last Hiv ki.ky. In Bluehill. .lime Mi. City work, and Mrs. .Simmons, Saturday and brilliant of tire works on and Ind.. 4>. 1 • Fun* •'.•-"O'" have ah the n cts inarkably display lm. lanapoiis. 90", Ipt. fi of the -> Min. Wilbur 15. a da N.-!!\ institution call \v;l g ami do likewise. Mr. Hinckley. iglir.-r. ... '. ."OiMH> 0" Woodman Sunday — Lorenzo D. Jones, Esq., and the i.ima, O. 6s, 1 90S Paving 1,135 at ( spacious grounds between his cottage Ethelyn. V .ement .v Adams at the earliest con- '•'•t: Lima. O., 5s, 1 9"6, Water Works. >""■.*<> 1 .>1"• g The Telephone be- wife of Union, visited her Mr. Frl.n* h. la Rockland. June go. i«> Mi. and Company Me., father, ami the shore of Gilkey's Harbor. A large Minn 4N. 1913 Mi.o*p '• <*""00 >..'7 0 venience and sign tor the amount thev Mis. P.dwin Frem-h. a son. George Edwin. Mmneapoii-. pro- -';!!! Monday to stretch the double wile from Frank last week... .Marion nrnaha. Neb 6> 17 Paving. 3."0" 00 3.21" "" Shelden, Brown crowd was to witness the scene_ M> 1 i.i>. la Sunsluiie, Derr Isle. June ig, pose to to this eaus*\ present Pawtucket. R. L. 4s. 1923, Den. Fund i'^um :. 1 I 5 give good to Belfast .. Libert;, .The sociable at Crock- w ife of Belfast visited in tow n to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney McDonald, a daughter. and July July Jd, a man in the of J. >au!t Ste .Viarie. Mich., 5s, 1917. Ret 8 "00"" *4""-" ■■ employ Murray SHF.i.iMiv. hi SomeVvil!M;n<.. June to The Fourth was a la\ s Ha.. Monday evening 'i> raise funds Brown has sauit ste Man**. Mich.. 4< 1921. Water. "■ 3.21 remarkably quht 4th—Wilbur been at home Forbes of Boston as his second I Mr. and Mr-. Frank M. a -• n. Alfred coachman. Sheldon, Minn 5s. 1919. Perm. 5."OU "" 95" "" here. A bout v»f our 1 :*u\ a new f*»r the lower Stillwater. Imp fort., took ad- flag school-house Freedom fur — Ti undy. people from several days Miss while engaged in his accustomed duties Toledo. O., 4 1910. B(l. <•! Ell. 4."'*00" 4,44- ■) Vose. in Belfast. July 5. to M ■. and Mr-. W. 4-. vantage of the excursion to amden. was an enjoyable affair and very success- O 4:* 1929. Refunding. 10.000 00 18 160 0" The Nellie D. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. about the and in C. Vose. a son. Toledo, stables, apparently his '• 5s. 191". School... 3,000 Oo 3.345 00 wnai; the horn and fn It was under the direction | Youngstown,!).. boy. Mm- cracker were of Mrs. White and Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Brown "o usual health, died instantly of heart failure. Village of Duiutta. Minn.. 5s, oop,. Municipal.. 4.000 00 4.260 4 in evidence, but aside from this a ( arrie teacher. >niiday Ayer, were at Washington Campground last Sun- Another while MAKKiED. young man, pleasuring in a Total Public Funds owned 76.000 00 quiet reignem Mai families celebrated THORNDIKE. Lewis Winchenbach and day— wife aie canoe and in it, his frail with standing upset Railroad Bonds Owned MreworK' the evening and he Our K. F. D. at home from young mail carrier, F. S. Northport fora week... Miss Baktek-Skj.if.ks. In Vinalliaven. June " Hogan, craft and sank to the bottom. Two com- 30, Portland & Ogdeneburg, 5s. 1908 6,000 00 6,600 "0 people enjoyed an inn ornpr: hi »• ,n<- \ his over the route Alvesta Ellis from is Kugene A. Barter of Union ami Lena Belle Sel- began trips July 1st. We Hingham, Mass., rades on the shore swam to ! & Taunton st Mass., 5s. R. Hall. quickly him, lers of Vinalliaven. Broekt.'ii, Bridgewater fee. a in our mail which are her aunt, Mrs. A. M. Hatch — Mr. * In June iai7 l.ooo"" :.f*6""0 pride boxes, visiting and t apt. Win. C. Hatch, who chanced to Dykk-Lawhy. Vinalliaven. 30, Thos. E. and a. both of Vinalliaven. Cleveland City Cable, <*.. 5s, 1909 1,00000 1.020 "0 A banana staik *t The New the new Model Rates-Hawiey Signal Mail and Mrs. J. F. Vickery and son and Mr. Dyer Mary Lawry. England be near by with a boat, went to his relief Mank-Ja.mesoN. In Warren, June 26. Fred- Dayton A Michigan 5s. 1911 5,000 00 5.425 00 f < made in 111. 3,00" 1*0 3.4Si*0t) Telephone ompany m« re than rive dollars Box, Joliet, They seem per- and Mrs. Herman Merriam spent July 4th ; and rescued him before The erick PI. Mank of Portland and Angie B. Jameson Iowa Central, 6s. 1938 drowning_ of Wanen. Missouri. Kansas W Texas. 5s. 1 944 1.000 00 1 "75 00 last wefk S>n*c ;.r.e had fection for rural service, and we are confi- at their cottage on the shore of thrown it up Quant-aba- community was greatly saddened by the Milliken-Davis. Iu Chicopee P'alls. Mass., Toled & Ohio Central, St. Marv’s Dr> .4s. 1961 4.000 00 3.5«'*" "0 j 4 the wires, ami :i The dent that Mr. Hogan will, his cook — Misses Cura and Ada Richards of June Arthur Winslow Milliken of & Lake Erie. 4s. 1949. 5,000 00 760 00 4 morning when by prompt- sudden death of Gertrude 24, Trinidad. Wheeling Ryder, aged 14, to Miss W. of *• n ade a n, ness and are their Colorado, Sylvia Davis, formerly a.7iip -t correctness, give satisfaction to all. Searsmont visiting aunts—Rev. ... perfect connection J j youngest daughter of the late lamented J. Ellsworth. Total Railroad Bonds out of Maine 20.000 0" in, demoralized bus ;,ess on ... Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stevens were and Mrs. H. 1. Holt of Lincolnville Prkhi.e-Lancaster. In Islesboro. l. the main line. guests spent R. She was a July Corporation Bonds Owned Ryder. very promising girl, Rev. E, Tufts, Arthur Lewis Preble ■ TNV” Ira two in town last — by ,l;t" half a of Mr. and;Mrs. Pitman at Belfast Sat- days week One hun- George 1903 .. 3.000 00 3. *00 0" sI,pnt day hunting in tine moral qualities, a general and Mis- BJrniee E. Lancaster, both of Old Town. Continental Mills. Lewiston, 6«, possessing Kennebec. A. Heat Co Augusta, 5s. 1918 00" "" l.ooo 00 Ho oft. -e were sent out on urday afternoon— Russell Hamlin and Mr. dred and twenty attended Sunday school Maine Light they the line and favorite among her school-mates, and bless- Power 6a, 1 908 ; 0"» "" 3.0"" "" Boardman of Thomus-Tlrner. In Castine, June 25, Eugene Sanford Company, just at night located the trouble. and Mrs. Massachusetts were last Sunday ; and still they come. Dr. Pear- York & Heat Co Biddeford, 4is. 1920 1.000 00 »""••{> ed with superior musical gifts. The funeral j S. Thoinbs of Castine and Mrs. Mary PL Turner, Light guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leach son, our genial superintendent, sets the i formerly of Providence. R l. Mac :* i: July June in the Free ! owned .. 8,(*00 00 ngn, traveling passenger took place 28th, Baptist Wood-Wasoatt. In Gouldshoro. June jH. Total Corporation Bonds — Rev. H. .small and mark at 150 before the season ends_Mr. I of 4th wife were guests Wood anti Miss Flora of agent the l ennsylvania R. R. Go., was Church, Rev. George E. Tufts officiating, j Ernest A. NVasgatt. both Railroad Stock Ow ned of Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Stevens last Charles Merriam and family spent July 4th Gouldshoro. «*0 here Tuesday in consultation with Hr. E. Sunday The attendance was large, about tilling the Cleveland & Canton, Preferred. 100 00 183 ) -. out) oo "" noon.. ■ Mrs. S. ( Files and who in Liberty — What with steam Cleveland & Canton, Common. 1 5 1 Lb i r. .ns in relation to the excursion daughter, whistles, and all showed for to the 1 house, present sympathy Iowa Central, Preferred.. 6,"00 00 6,130 "0 f have been passing a few weeks with Mr. church bell, guns, giant crackers and DIED. both National Encampment of the G. A. R. the bereaved and sorrow for the great loss and Mrs. V. N. Higgins, returned to their Morrill celebrated the Glorious ! Total Railroad Stock <*wned .— 13.100 00 m Washington, I>. (\. Oct. mil. The doctor squibs, sustained. Bryant. In Waldo, July 2, Isaiah H. Bryant, Stock Owned home in Bangor 2nd — Mrs. Everett Fourth well. Corporation is so July fairly 66 11 months and 1.8 receiving many applications he has agetl years. days. Co. 19,300 00 7,720 00 Ward, who has been in Yassalboro the Cox. In Libertyville, June 8, Levi B. Cox, International Telegraph been able to secure many favors past APPLETON. already aged 62 years. National Bank Stock Owned two returned home .. and to for weeks, Saturday .Mrs. j Miss Helen M. Hazeltine, who has been In West Eden. June 25, 00 00 hopes arrange several additional Cousins. Wellington Bucksport National Bank. Bucksport. 20o 260 I>. W. Downs was the 52 8 months and 5 800 (■" 00 side trips. guest of Mrs. Addie the guest for several weeks of Mrs. H. Cousins, aged years, days. Cumberland National Bank. Portland. 816 Curtis. In Watertown, Mass., June 23, Miss 1 400 00 2,03o 00 Ward July 2*1 and ;-id — Mrs. A. II. Hitrtrms for First National Bank. Bangor.. Tease, left Saturday her home in Haver- 1 „.w_ / Emma A. Curtis of Bluehill, aged 22 years, 2 .. 2 100 00 2 205 » The Hath 'J hues has still another or.e on First National Bank, Portland are — months and 11 amt daughter i.ela passing a few weeks hill. Mass The rite of baptism was ad- box days. National Bank, Belfast l.ooo 00 1.100 00 the Penobscot peop.o There is such a This signature is on every of the genuine .June 27. Mrs. Etta M. People’s big j j Carter. In Bluehill, National Bank. Portland 4,000 00 5,600 00 A crowd with friends in Burnham .... to live at Portland coming to the Kennebec on the glori- Mrs. E. 1'. ministered Sunday candidates Tablets 23 years. 9.500 00 14.260 00 ; Laxative Carter, agetl Searsport National Bank, Searsport. ous Fourth that we have got to have an Webster a few last week Rev. A. Bromo=Quinine Eli.is. In Deer Isle. June 21, Sherman Ellis, ad- passed days with North Appleton by W. Taylor of the remedy that cures a cold In one dar dit.onal steamer, and a boat is to be aged 28 years. Bank Stock owned. 19,000 00 taken Mrs. Eliza Uhilbrick.... John Cox ami wife Rockland—Services were held in Union Total National (dt the Penobscot where she ! Gray. In Bluehill, June *29, Capt. Albion P. route, won't be on International Trust Company bonds, needed! (i! Searsmont spent Sunday with Charles Miss Alfreda Rrewster. 1 Gray. Loan Church Sunday by .... Gray. In Bluehill. June 29, Mrs. Mary Gray, Kansas City °V, ( — 08 'S ox and wife Mr. and Mrs. Ira Howard of real estate. 1.8-4 It true we d.d let the Kennebec folks j _Mrs. Adams and daughter of Augusta SHIP NEWS aged 47 years, 7 months and 20 days. Loans on mortgages | Linme wife of returned to Pittsfield 1 Gray' In Bangor. June 26, I!., have the steamer Penobscot, that steams 11! Monday, accompanied are guests for a few weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Gray, aged 26 years. Real estate, foreclosure... knots an hour and by Mrs Alfred Howard, who will remain T. W. Tease_Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Grant In 5. Har- makes two trips per I PORT OF BELFAST. PIaryen Swanville, July Nancy 72 Premium account — week : but we reta.ned the steamers for a few days’ visit—V. N. Higgins and and son of Dorchester, Mass., are visiting vey, agetl years. City ARRIVED. ( ash on ... were deposit. of wile and Mis. S. C. Files of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred .. 17 60 Bangor and ity of Rockland that guests ! Mr. Grant’s parents, I Cash on hand .. 5. Sch Mary Willey, Williams, can and Mrs. E. M. Hunt June noth_Mr. and was here from July steam 10 knots and are making six trips Grant.Theodore Tytus Portsmouth. 1 Mrs. Alfred ol on friends — Mr. ... a week between Boston and Bangor, most- Wright Troy passed Sunday Union Sunday, calling July 4. Sehs. Sharon, Rich, Mt. Desert; Unpaid accrued interest with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker.... Arthur O. of Annie Pattershall, ly for passengers. and Mrs. William Gay Medfleld, Mass., May, llangor. 172.600 15 Iiaml and friend of were July". Sch. Mary Willey, Bangor. Unity guests Sun- are making their annual visit here with Due earned dividend ami accrued Mrs. Abide S. Merrill had a depositors, recently brief SAILED. tax 14s."i 4 1 9 of l)r. and Mrs. Porter Hurd_R. C. Hall and wife — Miss Nellie of Our Belfast Readers are Learn- State visit from her day ; (’apt. Frank Pany relative, Mr. S. K. Marston 5. Seh. Julia Mt. Higgins and family and Blinn Hogan and L. and Master Robert of July Edna, Dodge, to of resources above Habib of Illinois. Mr. M. j Tobey Murray ing Appreciate. Estimated market value was born in Augusta Desert. earned dividend and State tax 24,525 96 wife passed July 3d and 4tli with friends in Augusta are at John Martin’s for the sum- ty for deposits, but went to Illinois 40 years ago. As their AMERICAS PORTS. Mr. arid Mrs. J. H. What a blessing it is. Annual expenses, $450. he Fairfield— Stevens, I mer_Miss Adna Titman, who has been | attorney selected a location for abou New York, July 1. Ar, sch. llenry Cros- Sought after by thousands. F. E Bank Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stevens and Mr. and in Stoneham, Mass., the past year, is visit- TIHBERLAKE, twenty-live families on the Grand Prairie, ] by, Bath; 2, ar, sehs. Georgia Gilkey, Many a miserable man is happy now, Mrs. V. >\ Higgins attended the Veteran's ing her sister, Mrs. Julia Anna buying some 10,000 acres of land from the Chaples—Met-| Guayanilla; Pendleton, Patterson, Nights of unrest, days of trouble. at Swan Lake lid — L. G. in Riverside Hall Port At a Probate Court he . 1899, ami re- and Charles E. Sherman. M: Boston, July ti. Ar, sehs. Omaha and of the skin. day Bradford.Miss Addie Sawyer of East the largest number of votes in the contest all itchiness in the Waldo <*f Deeds. Book -60. Alta Simmons. Manton land idea of schools took root and a flourish- William 7, sch. corded Registry Pickering, Bangor; sld, A to a public. *tl6. to me. the undersigned, a Greenleaf are heirs living institute has Belfast has been the guest of Mrs. Porter calling for votes for the handsomest young blessing suffering Page conveyed ing been maintained for near- Fernandina. I ■ Thelma, Here’s Belfast to back our statement. certain lot of land situated in said Lincolnville. A'.vah Sherman, late of — Dr. and proof Hurd the past week Mrs. J. C. in the audience. In the call for votes July 2. Ar, sehs. S. M. as follows: at the north- of Waldo, deceased, and p ly 40 years. It has an endowment of #100,- lady Philadelphia, shore and bounded Beginning Brunswick Broth- Mr. L. C. Putnam of Searsport avenue, of John Punton. administrator of the * Whitney of Embden are stopping for a for the most the Bird, Patterson, ; Young erly corner of the farm formerly man. 000 and is affiliated with the Northwestern popular young lady, prize, ; south- t<» se while with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keene.... ers, Bath; 5, ar, sch. Josephine, Carver’s road, says: “I had itching piles for twelve years at the shore of the Andrew’s pond thence man. may be authorized of a silver water or ice was won doctor in a stonewall to the town road, fifty sale certain real estate of s-> University Illinois. Mr. Marston was William Farweil a few in Port- large pitcher, Harbor. and I doctored more or less with every easterly by passed days five rods: thence on said road easterly thirteen ed in said ami distr Miss Ava Kellar—The W. C. T. U. X. sehs. no end of salves and petition, one of the original Executive Board and is land last week-Mrs. Nelson Gordon, who by Baltimore, July Sld, Daylight, town and used ointments, to a tree for a corner; 9aid heirs after Boston John do. and one-half rods spruce among paying has been is Mrs. F. L. was held June 24th in Nickerson, ; Twohy, did me little or no I saw Doan’s seventeen rods to a corner now the oldest member. He was for many quite ill, improving. county convention but they good. thence northwesterly Ordered. That the said pet in July 2. Ar, seh. Sadie Corey, to the corner of a stone wall. thence Philbrick is also improving health_ Union Church, with a large attendance. A Bangor, Ointment advertised and I got a box at Edmund of the road, all persons interested by < w years in the grain business, which he sch. Melissa New rods to above men- Mr A. L. Ward is confined to his room with feature of the convention Portland; sld, Trask, hounded by stone wall forty order to be three very interesting Wilson’s store. I more relief from it said published to his son-in-law York sch. Geo. B. fling got tioned thence southwesterly around i*< assigned some years ago rheumatism—Schools in town closed July was an address Mrs. Nellie G. Burger of ; 5, ar, Ferguson, Orient, pond The Republican Journal, a by Am- than I ever tried. It is without excep- rods, more or less, to of — R. ar, sehs. Lizzie Lane, South anything pond twenty-nine place a» Belfast, that may and who now of farmers some millions 3d Eben Small is employed by Coffin & Missouri. I.; 7, same they buys is beginning, containing six acres. Being the to be held at Belfast — Izetta, New York sch. R. F. tion the best ointment for what it advertised Court, Ames during the haying season Miss boy; ; 8, sld, F. to N. P. Ross, recorded of bushels of grain each year. He was for New York. conveyed by B. Young County, on the 12th day of A Bessie L. Higgins is with Mrs. Hart, that I ever used.’’ in Waldo Volume 236, 78. And stopping Fewer Gallon*-: Wears Longer. Registry. Page ten of the clock before no* some years President of the Inter-State for a few Rockland, July 5. Ar, sch. A. IV. Ellis, box all dealers. Fos- whereas the conditions of said have George Higgins weeks—Haying Sold for fifty cents per by mortgage any they have, why the pray* Boston. been now therefore, reason of the Grain Merchants Association, which exerted will not begin in earnest until next week, as Ton can paint a building with fewer gal- Ryder, ter-Mi lburn N. sole for the broken, by should not be 2. sch. Sadie Co., Buffalo, Y., agents condition thereof I claim a fore- granted. grass istitill growing. All crops are back- lons of Devoe Lead and Zinc than with Hall’s Quarry, July Sld, Dreach of the GEO. L great influence in the passage of the Inter- New York. United States. closure of said mortgage. ward, and unless warm weather strikes us Mixed Taints, and it will wear twice as Willcutt, A true copy. Attest: State Commerce law which has done 1. sehs. Zac- Remember the name—DOAN'S—and take no Lincolnville, Me., July 2, A. 1). 1902. Ciias. P. Ha/.i so goon the corn crop will be a failure, except as lead and oil mixed by hand. Sold Brunswick, Ga., July Sld, JAMES METCALF. long New Gardi- 3W28 mil: towards reducing the cost of trans- or silos. by J. W. Jones. 1 cheus Sherman, Cook, York; substitute. |