Rockland Gazette The Largest Rockland Tribune Circulation Union Times In Eastern Maine C*mo«klal«d March 17, 1*07 T he Courier-Gazette. T W IC E -A -W E E K . . . . TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Two Dollars a Year Rockland Maine Tuesday November 16 1 8 9 7 V o l. 5 2 . . . . N o . 81
OUR ENTERPRISIN8 NEIGHBOR COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS sou, in ear splitting shrieks. Having secured GOVERNOR'S THARKS8IVINB PROCLAMATION IN A CORNER OF THE LIBRARY tbe supposed desperate villain the roundsman The Camden Herald Kdltor Reviews the took bis own time to hunt up tbe particu Poor Ja m a ic a .— Jamaica it io a dubious The time-honored custom of recognizing M r. Bellamy’! " Equality" is likely to be read MISS BEECHER’S Past and Halls the Future. lars of the offence. But by the time he had in a greater number of languages than any condition. Ill sugar industry is ruined by the returned to tbe residence of tbe Lees the and giving thanks to Almighty God as the “New Camden" or, in other words, "Cam low price, or protected market, or competition recent American book. O ne of the latest H A IR AND.... vociferous Ixiuisa had become quieted and year draws to a close, for his manifold mer den since (he fire,” is half a decade old. Five with beet sugar. A ll combioed make it quite propositions received by the publishers is for brought to a state of reasonable agitation. cies, was instituted in Plymouth Colony by years ago last Wednesday morning onr vil inevitable that tbe sugar plantations must go the Puritans in the early settlement of our WHISKER DYE. Jhe then explained her remarkable perform a translation into Bulgarian. lage lay in ashea, (he ground was covered into tbe bands of their creditor*. The coffee It oontatna no sulphur or toad. Ulear dyo ance according to the facts herein set forth. country. The present year hat brought to The publication of H allam Tennyson's growers, too, are in about the same fix, at —large bottles. with snow and alcei, and the hearts of our She said Devoe hadn't touched her, nor the people of Maine a fair prosperity, and memoir of his father has spurred the exhibi 68 ON BALK AT DRUOOI8T8. people were depressed. The excitement and they can get only six cents a pound for what offered to. Devoe was duly arraigned before t'.ough the harvest haa been less bountiful tion committee of the Groller Club to get to a year ago brought them twice that amount. heat of the conflagration had kept up the the judge; the policeman verified this state than usual, we have moved onward in liberty gether a collection of Tennysonlsna. It There is an average coffee crop coming in but spirits of our citizens and the temperature of ment that Ids only offense was to ask at the and peace. W e have been signally preserved includes first editions of his works and many there is no market even at the hall price. Tbe from great calamities and pestilence and have the atmosphere, but when the flames died Lee mansion for a man named Jone*. After portraits, besides various relics. The 'show away, and arhea and smouldering ruin a only coflee planters have received advances from a fair and impartial consideration of the case very much for which to he truly thankful. In was opened in New York last week and will the money lenders who w ill be likely to take were left, both our feelings and the mercury tbe court acquitted the prisoner who went grateful recognition of our indebtedness to, remain open until November 20. went down together, and N jv . io , 1892, can their plantations for debt. A better prospect and dependence upon the Giver of these away in safety. As thia did not happen in In the first number of Literature, the weekly truly be said to be tbe dreariest, saddest, cold shows for oranges, or it would if the growers blessings, and also conforming to the Procla* Georgia no lynching followed. gazette of criticism, published in this country est dav in the history of tbe good old town. had been more careful to send good fruit last n ation of the President of the United States, by the Harpers and in England by the London The only point of similiarity between tbe year. But tbe great amount of carelessly I, Llewellyn Powers, Governor of the State Times, the leading article deals with "Author mornings of Nov. io , 1892, and Nov. 10, shipped and very poor fruit had its eflect on N otes on M a r k T w a in .— H a l ha I— hoi of Maine, do hereby designate and set apart, and C iltlc” ; a poem, "W h ite Horses," ia con 1897, was the strong wind that was blowing, buyers. They sent to the United States 3,000 h o ! This Is only preliminary to what is com with the advice and consent of the Council, Tho several POINTS displayed shore are features tributed by Rudyard Kipling; and Augustine fur last Wednesday was a blight and pleasant or 4,000 barrels last year with so care for its ing by and by when M ark Twain gives ns an Thursday, the 25th day of November, A. D. Birrell writes a paper entitled, "Among My you should heed. day, and instead of tbe mixture o f snow and condition or quality and tbe fruit did not pay account of his recent visit to the Auitrian 1897, as a day of Thanksgiving and Prayer. Books.” The reviews include many of the When buying docks and Jewelry or other'fgoods mud through which we had to tramp as we freight. Sir Henry Blake, the governor of Reichsrath when it was in uproaiious session. And I do earnestly request all the citizens of most conspicuous works In the various de you need; sadly viewed tbe "burnt district," our sheets tbe colony, has not made himself popular with M ark said it reminded him of an American of our State to refrain on that day from any partments of letters recently published in And for attractions that excel and novelties ex were dry and bicycles were darting here and the Jamaicans by telling tbe English cabinet lynching meeting to punish a horse thief, add unnecessary labor and with heartfelt gratitude England, on the continent of Europe, sod in qulslte— there. that they are lazy and too much disposed to ing, " I supposed someone had been hanged render thanks to God for His care and good America, among them "Tennyson’s Life," by As well as stylish silverware—’tis DANIELS you Hard as the condition of things looked to expect the government to do something for but was not there long enough to make sure ness to us as a people. And especially I should visit. us then, we find that it was, after all, a bless them. This is doubtless as true as it is exas of it." It was reported lately that M ark had would enjoin those who have abundance to ing to the town that is to stand here for the perating. Besides all these trade reversals paid up all his debts but the humorist quick give substantial evidence of their thankful Good W orkmanship coming century. Individual losses were con there is a plague or epidemic of malignant ly denied that story. H e reserves to him ness by remembering, on this day, the poor siderable, but as a rule they fell upon fever that keeps tourists away from the island. self the right and pleasure of paying them and unfortunate. L l e w e l l y n Pow rrh. LITERATURE Good riaterials shoulders well able to sus sin them, wbile the yet. H e is very well satisfied with his new Byron Bo y d , Secretary of State. heaviest losses fell upon the insurance com book, and so far as we have observed hith An International G AZETTE of T h k N ew Y o r k R elapse.— Babylon has are essen panies, for strangely, out of the large number erto M r. Clemens is a very candid and im fallen! The result of the great municipal CRITICISM Issued Weekly of buildings burned but one small one was un partial critic of M ark Twain's productions, GOING TO PITTSBURG? tial to high class tailoring. We are not campaign in New York city was both a suc Price to cents a copy J4 oo a year insured and almost every stock of goods, fix a trifle severe on some of his more elaborate high priced tailors and to pay much cess of onssism and a condemnation of it also. tures and furniture lost, bad a fair amount of jokes, having once observed that they would The Democratic boss succeeded, tbe Republi Rookland Will Probably Send a Delega less than we ask is to sacrltlro some of insurance. Again hardly any families were not dash the solemnity of a funeral proces can boss lost the day not only for himself but tion of Mir Knights to Triennial Conclave. tho good qualities in a 9nlt that go to left homeless and no one waB thrown out of sion. It was true, hut critics are not usually for all tbe Republicans in tbe city. An election The triennial conclave of the grand en employment, for the great factories and shops so unqualified in their censures. Accord ward making a man well drossed. Wo of Low would have been as near to a Repub campment of Knights Templar of tbe United were not destroyed and the merchants found ingly when we hear from Samuel L. Clemens lican victory as a vote on mere city issues States will be held at Pittsburg next October do not sacritlce anything in our tailor temporary quarters and were doing business that M ark Twain's account of his globe should come at any time. It is to be hoped and already the Sir Knights all over the ing establishment. Wo are particular sgain before the week ended. trotting has good staying qualities we are that the Citizens* U nion w ill be strengthened Union are making their preparations for at Again, tbe fire came when business was resolved to b—-orrow it, first cbance. iu every detail. by this undeserved defeat and that tbe rule or tending it. The committes for tbe celebra good and property owners had the c;urage to ruin Republicans wbo made their backs tion appointed by the Knights Tem plar and rebuild so magnificently, which courage might T h e A nsw er ok 5 p a in .— The reply of mounting-blocks for Tammany, will lay tbe the citizens of Pittsburg are hard at work and have been dampened by tbe "hard times" bad the Spanish government to Minister Wood lesson of defeat to heart. The contest be already the plana for the great task of enter tbe conflagration been delayed a year or so ford's communication has been cabled to tween boss government and a free suffrage taining the vast bodies of men which will un longer. For a big confligration, which de Washington. Full details of everything con J. A. BREWSTER, now lies between Tammany and the Citizens' doubtedly be present are beginning to shape Published by H ARPERs A N D stroyed so many thousands of dollars worth cerning its length are published, what num Union. For a time tbe old wigwam may as themselves into tangible form. of property, it could not have happened more ber of words it contains, bow much consists BROTHERS<^£9N ew Y ork sume some virtues borrowed from its enemies, Maps, deicrintive raaiter regarding the city Merchant Tailor fortunately. of statistics, how much of printed matter, but but it cannot be long in power without dis and bulletins of advance particulars and infor Entered at tbe fb st Office a t Nev • York Gtvaf fcccmd A glauoe upon this silverware—Just simply these Notwithstanding that tbe past half decade tbe least possible information about the closing its natural propensity for hoodie. raation have already been distributed to the dan matter Cbpyngbt. t&ftbv Harper tst Bmtben four pieces, Washington St., Camden has-been tbe hardest that the American busi actual significance of tbe message transpires. When once more the great city shall be sick Sir Knights throughout the country. The Will show that In selecting atook he alma to suit ness and financial world bas ever known, and As tbe public does not consist to any con- of tbe Philistines and sigh and cry for a deliv officials of Claremont Commandery of this your wishes; that Can.den has suffered her share of incon tiderable extent of printer! this information erer, it will not look to Platt hut to Low for city recently received a letter stating that if Hallam Tennyson; Mrs. Oliphant's history of And soon the holidays will como whon presents venience and loss on account of it, she is nev is not satisfactory. W hen w$ want to know BURN THE BEST leadership. M eanwhile the result of the elec the commandery had already engaged its "W. Blackwood and His Sons," Dr. Weir you will buy— ertheless to be congratulated that during that how long Spain is going to use our navy for tion of Croker’s man w ill be accepted quietly hotel accommodations it was to be congrstu Mitchell's "Hugh Wynne," Miss Mary E. But beat you can’t hia price on goods how’or hard time she has rebuilt her destroyed blocks so blockading purposes, and what reasons that and his conduct in office watched narrowly by lated, but if it had not it should do so at once. W ilkins’ “ Jerome, a Poor M an," and Henry CSO-A.L grandly, while at the same time her business impotent government can give for paralyzing you try. all tbe country. Tbe commandery haa a number of members James’s "What Maisie Knew." Other impor men and institutions have avoided the failures an important branch of our commerce, and who will go ano there is no question but tant features of the periodical are notes on O. -BK DA.3M IH UB, and disasters that have befallen so many oth b<>w long it is proposed to maintain the farce that a large party of Sir Knights and ladies current literary events, a list of the chief new THORNDIKE HOTEL BLOCK. ers. of pacifying Cuba, we are put iff with being H en r y G eorge’s P urpose.— During bis will make the trip. Tbe trip of the Maine linoks brought out in Europe and in this As the dark weather of Nov. 10, 1892, pre told that sbe has given the answer in about last days Henry George w ith more and more Sir Knights will include a visit to Washing country, and a carefully prepared bibliogra saged tbe darkest half-decadc in our history, 1000 words. The Puzzle Department of tbe boldness proclaimed that if he were elected ton via the W hite Mountains and up the phy, the subject in the first issue being "The • There la lota of religion In a so, we believe, w ill tbe bright day, which government w ill receive guesses until the first mayor Croker's and Platt's records should Hudson River. Battle of Trafalgar." Tbe reduced facsimile Beefsteak H given to the right dawned upon us Nov. 10, 1897, be a foreiun- of December when at the opening of Congress both he inquired into and if they were found H on. Frank E. Sleeper who w ill be grand herewith printed shows the very artistic ner of tbe coming brightest and most pros correct answers will be published. man at the right time. deserving tbe penitentiary they would get commander of the grand commandery of cover. perous half*decade we, as a town, shall have tbeir deserts. M r. George was speaking Maine next year, w ill visit Pittsburg this Marion Crawford's new novel, "Corleone," ever known.— Camden Herald o f Nov. 12. OUR C1OODS A RB. rather as a preacher of righteousness than as T h e Co m in g ok Pr e m ie r L a u r ie r — The month for the puipose of securing quarters promises to be one o f the most popular hooks an aspirant lor < ffice. Evidently, if we con most interesting news in reference to the Be for the grand commandery. of the seaion, and one which will he sure to A WARD OF FRANCE strue the course of events aright, tbe bosses ring Sea difficulties is, that the Premier of The grand encampment having jurisdiction awaken increased interest ia its author’s AH Home Made have not yet filled up the measure of their Canada, Sir W ilfrid Laurier, is coming to over ail the grand commanderies of the va approaching lecture tour. Tb e subjects be The new, romantic, hiatorical play, " A iniquity and Providence is disposed to give Washington to take part personally in the rious states and over all the subordinate com proposes to treat are all Italian , and include Our Bakery lathe only one In Knox Ward of France,” by Franklin Fylea and them more time and opportunity. After a discussion of the troublesome sealing ques manderies under them, has legislative duties "Italian Horae Life in the Middle Ages," County that really dials In . . Eugene W . Preabrey, wbicb bad ita brat pro period of clean, non-par1 isan rule, well puri tion. In just what character he will appear of great importance to perform, especially as "The Italy of Horace," "The Early Italian duction at tbe Boaton theatre last Monday fied streets, an epoch o f scbool-bouse building, is not ascertained for it was stipulated by it coovenes only every third year. Ita mem Artists" and "Leo X III in the Vatican." a wholesome over hauling of tbe police force, Lord Salisbury that it should be a meeting Cake, Pastry and Bred evening and wbicb is underlined for a four bership is made up of the past grand com Tbe Houghtons announce "Old Virginia and a practical suppression of places of vice, limited to experts. Perhaps Sir W il FOR SALK BT weeks' engagement, was immediately ap strictly manders of the grand commanderies, and of and H er Neighbors," in two volumes, by John of this class — the people of N ew York need one more plauded into a place o f prominence in the frid thinks he understands seals. At any rate the four highest officers in each grand com Fiske. The work follows his "Discovery of good plunge into tbe dirt of boss rule and he is very friendly to close commercial re dramatic arena and waa received with every mandery. The most eminent grand matter America," and, beginning with tbe Elizabethan A. J. BIRD <&, CO., Tammany j tbfiery to bring them to the ballot lations between tbe U nited States and Can sign of favor and enjoyment by a crowded who will preside at tbe next session is Sir sea adventurers, it carries tbe narrative down Rookland, Me. box for reform in earnest. W e may wait ada and does not allow a nearly extinct in and enthusiastic audience. It is not a mel Warren Larne Thomas ot Baltimore who was to Washington’s first appearance upon tbe therefore a year or two longer for Croker to dustry to Interfere with tbe comity of the two odrama, according to tbe popular definition elected in Boston in 1895. Maine is repre scene of history in 1753. T b e same puhlish- diaprnse with that hypocrisy that he so nations. Although Canada can hardly act in of tbe term, but a first-class, highly emotion sented in tbe offices of ihe grand encampment ets bring out immediately an illustrated edition much detests, of paying tbe compliment to al, distinctively romantic drama in wbicb tbe this marter with the authority of an inde by Sir Joseph A . Locke of Portland, V. K. of M r. Flake's "C ritical Period of American virtue that uoseTisb patriotic rule would im pendent sovereignty it is safe to rely on any Best romantic movement of tbe prologue is con giand warden. History," unifirm with the illustrated edition ply io his case. H is boast was that Tam thing that Sir W ilfrid Laurier may promise tinued with tbe same evenneas and harmony Pittsburg has always been commonly re ot tbe author’s "American Revolution," and many rule would he without hypocrisy. Now all through tbe production. Telling an in in behalf of Canada. H e probably represents garded ss a dirty, smoky little city, black with "The Life of Ernest R enan," by Mme. James let him give N ew Y ork a year of Tammany British opinion better than Lord Salisbury In Our teresting story 10 an impressive and convinc tbe smoke of soft coal, and w ith nothing Darmesteter. ing manner, full of picturesque scenes and straight and if it does not land Croker in himself in the matter of tbe ruined seal fish much about it to make it attractive. There Tbe "New Letters of Napoleon I," to be emotional ailuations, rapid in action, vivid in prison or England for a term o f years it will eries. And if be promises that Canada will have been many who have questioned the published shortly by D . Appleton & Co., will be because justice is not only blind but fre refrain from further destruction of those val wisdom of appointing it as tbe next meeting Line dialogue aud vital io characterization, it con be awaited with much interest. An English quently stumbles in N ew Y ork. uable animals, that pledge will be worth quite place for tbe Knights Templar bodies. stitutes the finest possible example of a dra critic remarks "the most authentic likeness is as much as the triple treaty entered Into by Indeed, it used to be just such a place, The Best Tobacco matic school long neglected, but wbicb baa (bat drawn by Napoleon’s own hand...... and ol late enjoyed a remarkable and deserved America, Russia and Japan to tbe surviving but it bas made some wonderful strides dur the "New Letters" manifest tbe great man in Best Brands of Cigars As to Sen a to r Pl a t t ’s Pr e d ic t io n .— Tbe seals. ing the last few years. One of tbe most im restoration. Tbe aclion of “ A W ard ol his smallest and most secret moods. Napo FLINT BROS. Best Quality of Pipes France" takes place at tbe beginning of tbe Monetary Commission appointed at tbe Indiao* portant changes of recent times has been the leon here confides his desires, hopes, fears, 276 Malo Street. Telephone 67*3 Best Assortment of Goods spoils Convention to examine into the cur abandonment of soft coal as a fuel and tbe present century, and tbe scenes are laid partly Beats t h e Ph il l ip s E x c u r s io n — This is a thoughts, methods, system, in such wise as no TWtf , Best Kind of Treatment 26T in France and partly in New Orleans. It is rency questions is busily preparing a report substitution natural gas. This has taken safe country to travel in, notwithstand- ot psychological historian could rival." Another really an interesting and pisturesque chapter for tbe consideration of Congress. W hat that away the soH and given tbe city a cbance to K 1 occasional hold up of iraint either out critic says that "for brutality and persuasive in American hislory, that of the quick trans report will contain is altogether a matter of west or in New Jersey. H ad it been as lawless become clean. Then, too, Pittsburg has ness these letters can not be matched in tbe fer of tbe territory of Louisiana Irom Spain conjecture and it is not worth wbile to give any on the "frontier" as by many people is sup made some wonderful strides o f late. The Howard Cigar Co. literature of the world." The "New Letters," to France and then again Io tbe United credit to tbe various rurnois and guesses of posed to be tbe case, a man could not have little descriptive book ser.t out to the com now published for tbe first time, were omitted 404 MAIN STREET. States during tbe reign ot Napoleon, with press correspondents. But it is predicted by come all tbe way to this side from Port Ange manderies tends to open the eyes of its read from the collection issued under the auspices A T C O S T ! Jtfierson as president tbe young republic Senator Platt of Connecticut with much con les, Washington, in his house on wheels ss one ers. ot of Napoleon III. in 1803 when tbe black flag of Lafitte, tbe fidence that with tbe Senate of its present Mr. Lesley did. It was not a Phillips excur I f consolidated with the cities and bor We are Selling notorioua pirate, swept tbe American coast mixed political constitution nothing will be sion trip by several points of difference. His oughs on her immediate holders all within a "Ixjvers of Defoe," says the IzindonChronQ A T C O S T ! and terrorized tbe growiog ocean cummerte done by (xmgress the subject recommended bouse is about tbe size of a horse car and Mr. dozen miles of her corporate limits, Pittsburg cle, "w ill regret to hear that James W illiam of tbe southern seaports. Messis. Klaw & by tbe P.rsidcnt. There is a way, as Speaker La sky with his family of h r bas traveled in it would have more than ball a million popula Defoe— tbe last ot the family, and the great- Erlanger have given “A Ward of France” Reed proved in tbe extra session, to make tbe a distance of 6,630 miles. The time occupied lion. Tbe p pulation o f tbe city proper at great grandson of tbe renowned author—is For a Few Days Only HARD COAL SOFT an all-star cast, including Maurice Barrymore, Senate, even, legislate. But it is a pretty ex was three years and a half but he used up present is nearly 300,000. There are nearly still sn outdoor pauper of the Chelmsfoid Joseph E. W biting, M ax Figman, Stephen pensive method to keep tbe House idle in twenty horses. Among the incidents of tbe or quite 7,ooo (iron and individuals engaged Union, in receipt *1 tbe modest pittance of Grattan, Charles Kent, Henry Herman. order to get tbe Senate to move. Now if it journey were two births, one at San Francisco in manufacturing and in commercial busiuess three shillings a week. Tbe old man, who Is Stephen , Wright, Misses Emily Kigl, Una has come to such a past that tbe Senate is and the other at Buffalo. The dog N ig footed connected therewith, and the aggregate ot now Io bis seventy-seventh year, feels deeply Abell, Mabel Bert, Maude Granger, Maud regularly expected to be a mere obstruction it all tbe way. Mr. I^slcy will be believed business of these concerns approaches closely the loss of bis only too, D aniel, wbo died last In order to make room for new Cheap as anybody. Winter and Ursula Gurnett. to the government, active only in bow to get when be says that he has not hurried. This to £300,000,000 per annum. Pittsburg Is (be year at San Francisco at tbe early age of the country int i war, scornfully defiant of the mode of travelling bas much to recommend it best lighted city ia the Union and uses 1600 twenty-two. Tbe lad wot originally placed goods will offer about 200 pairs of will o f tbe peopl», it w ill be worth while lor at the Blue coat School, but when hia term Ailueat. Your Itow .l. With Cu.rireU. •o transcontinental travellers. One might ride arc lights, each ol 2000 candle power, 2416 tbe people to acquaint themselves with tbe bad expired he chose a maritim e life. One Shoes, mostly Men’s. Candy Cathartic, cure con.tipatlon forever. back and forth from ocean to ocean and not gasolene lamps, each of 28 candle p »wer, and 10c, 26c. I f C .C C fa il, druggiatH refund mouey. theory of tbe Initiative and Referendum. It 156 incandescent lamps each of 25 candle would have thought that among those who io 18 pairs of Ladies’. really see much of the country. Even on a bi may appear that win out altering tbe manner cycle there is not much leisure to look around. power, for illuminating her street!, and 105 childhood’s happy boars have revelled in tbe 18 pairs of Boys* and some Boys’ Ordway'a Plaatera Cure Lame Back. of electing tbe Senau 'here may be a way of But M i. Lesley has hit upon tbe true method miles of sewers. There are nearly 800 acres ages of 'Kobiason Crusoe’ there might have obtaining some desirai U work out of that een some wbo would have come forward to and Men’s Rubber Boots. A. F. CROCKET! CO.. ol crossing tbe country; take your dog, take of parka. body with something Jia * commt udable speed. your family and take your bouse along with Pittsburg has many fine buildings and pic free tbe closing years of this old man's life you; then take all the time there is. If you turesque natural views, while gas wells, oil from tbe shadow of the union." B O H T H E N D . don’t see tbe country in that way you need wells, coal mines and other things of interest, W e can supply any o f tbe publications T h e Su r p r is in g Pe r i >k m a n c e oy L ouisa new specs. including some ot (be greatest manufacturing mentioned in the above column at or less L ee .— Louisa Lee is a ro u u u ic y ng lady ------Here ie a ohsnoe to 8ave e plants io tbe country are within easy reach. than the publishers' prices. H u sto n , Rock M< of New York wbo indulges in the . xtii tratiog Tbe plans for the entertainment of the land, Me. Dollar if you are in want of anv GOAL pleasures of tbe imagination contributed to a W h e r e t h e N ew s is M a d e — It would be many thousands of visiting Templars are as Oraer, bp Telephone bored and matter of fact public by p fes- interesting il not very profitable to sift out the Boots and Shoes------yet very incomplete, but Pittsburg promises •lonal fortune tellers. W natever degree of report of stock exchange in W all street and YOUH FAVORITE POEM given prompt attention. an entertainment second to none that bzs yet skepticism she possessed at ibe beginui g of analyse ihe several influences that are intro Of all Kinds. Free been given at any conclave. One of the this practice is now pretty thorough 1. dis duced for tne purpose of affecting values. Her* will Im> printed tha old poem a thal have 4« 90 SEA STREET features of tbe gathering will be the great from dust and slate. pelled. Sbe has a faub iu them that is wc< by Thus it was currently believed all at one time llghlud the world for gruvruilona; aud Iboaw of Do You E/\J 0p8JE f\8 ? parade, which is expected to be fully si large ruoderu birth that aueut worth prucurvluy. of a better cause. Sbe was told by one - f a few days ago among the excited throng of os (bat at B *ston two years ago. oia invited lu aoud iu iholr favorite poorua her ghostly advisers to beware of a negro wh 1 stock brokers that Havcmeyer tbe bead of HOW OO YOU LIKE THEM? would cast a spell on her that would last un the Sugar Trust was dying, Croker was at the F arran d , The bands of Dee. til be was cast into prison or killed. Now poiot of death and that President M i K in k y there is a very respectable utgro in that ci
being enlightened upon tbe subject he st once The Courier-Gazette. regained his customary fluency of speech. "W a r,” he said,” is eternally going on In NOW GOING ON. rw/cf-4-wii* nature. I f yon go to the sea yon wilt find war. Go to the mount rintop and yon w ill FINAL CLOSING OUT SALE ONLY 15 DAYS LONGER I ALL THE HOME NEWS find war. If yon go down into the valley you Published every Tuesday and Saturday morning from wilt find war. I would do away with war, b it We must close out the balance of the A, G. Elliot stock at once, and to do so we shall make the lowest prices on 469 Main Street, Rockland, Maine war has done much for us If we look « e car, see the mighty march of progress. Proud ■ V THE ROCKLAND PUBLISHING CO. kings have sain: *1 am the mighty lord. You are the vassal.' W ar has changed thia. H ere CRY GOODS, SMALL WARES, CAPES, JACKETS, SKIRTS, WAISTS, NKWSPAPH HISTORY is the blood and thunder man"he said, point The Rockland Ga>:ttewai MUbliiheJ m i8|6. In ing to one of h it opponents, “ who believes in 1S74 the Courier was established, at.d consolidated with MACKINTOSHES, Etc., ever offered to the public in Knox County. he Garette in 1B82. The Free Press was established wading human in gote up to bis chin advoca’- la i8 « , and in 1891 changed its name to the Tribune. ing peace and telling how much harm war has The Union Times was estabb»hed in 189a. The three done." Here followed a burst of eloquence papers consolidated March 1,. *897. OUR LINE OF XMAS GOODS WILL SURPASS COMPETITION, which could only be stopped by the chair Subscriptions $a per year in advance; single copies man's gavel. and to make room at once to display these goods.we must close out this big stock. Evtry man,woman and child will be interested in this great three cents. Philip Howard expressed himself as feeling Advertising rates baaed upon circu'ation and very somewhat handicapped upon having to speak est of cut price sales. Read every item ! Read every item ! reaaonable. Communications upon topics of general interest are right after listening to such a flight of o 'tto ry . ■oHdted. H e did not think that those that bad spoken Entered at the postoffice at Rockland for circulation affirmatives had taken into account tbe m il Good Pina, Good Prints, Lining Cambrics. Stafford’s Ginghams, Fruit of the Loom, 40 In. Cotton, Extra fine Outings , Extra quality Extra heavy Fleece Wool Finish at second-class postal rates. lions of lives and great amount of mnoey that had been spent and lost in war. According a yd a yd B a ttin g , to Gen. Cilley it would seem as if all tbe pro ^3^ 5 _ c a yace. R eg. 76c. g rade tory'he had noticed that all great issues had Best Machine Men's 81.26 Men’s Wool Hose, Ladles' Fleece been settled by war. lie then gave his ideas Good Outings, Dress Stays, Thread, Wnlte Shirts, Boys’ Sweaters, Men's 25c Teck Ties, The comparison between the railroad o f tbe forem
EVERYBODY’S COLUMN TALK OF THE TOWN. St. Peter', church workers will give a good THEIR ELEVENTH OONCERT W . S. W hite's residence. These will be supper next Tbmsdsy night, 5.30 to 7. beautifully arranged, with appropriate draper- ! Mrs. Am anda H ix has moved into the Pen First Ttapttet Choral Association Gives It iet, and W. O. Fuller, Jr., will have charge.' Advert wrawU In thl* oolnmn not io exceed Nahanaria Tribe, I. O. R. M., will work (he dleton tenement, W arren and M ain streets. Some of tbe pictures w ill be for eele. five llnee Inserted once for 26 cents, four time* for Haymakera's degree Friday night. Tomorrow Night In Connection with Ita U fiM ti. Don't forget "Clover Farm” and Ibe N. A. Two Days' Fair—Tho Booths and Names The cake lable occupies a corner of tbe chspel near the entrance, and here all sorts ot . Daniel Wearer and wife from Waldoboro Burpee Hose Co.’s levee Thanksgiving night. of Those Who Preside Over Them -Dec W. 0. HEWETT & CO. were in the city Thar,day and Friday. cake, together with hot chocolate, will temp' Lost and Found Farwell Opera house. orations Tasty and Artistic. Edgar O. Babb and family bare gone to the appetite. Mrs. G. M . Brainerd, Mrs C. F. Tbe residence of Mrs. A. C. Gsy on Middle In its extremely successful career, lasting Bolton, wbera M r. Babb w ill seek occupation. Simmons, Mra. Samuel Lawry, and M r. ano T OBT on lb . road from Friendship to Thotnaa street, and the new broker’s office in Centrsl over a comparatively brief period of years, the Mrs. F . M . Shaw are Io be In charge, and then I J ton a doable wool ahawl, color Brown._In- Yesterday waa almoat a mild aatnm nil day Block hare been equipped with telephones. ....W ILL O N .... First Baptist Choral Association bas given will be an efficient corps of waiters. Wednesday formation of name cent to UOUKIKKG A-KTTK and tbe mow of Friday raniihed like a fleecy OFKIGK or io II B. COOK, Friendetilp, will ba Fannie Rice, the actress, intends spending many delightful entertainments, tn d its Irlends afternoon and evening ice cream and pastry cloud, rewarded. her next summer vacation in Maine. Let’s and patrons have come to look for something will also be served and Wednesday evening Tbe Rockland Fish Co. receired 15,000 hope that the Penobscot bay region will capti especially fioe, no matter what may be the ne there w ill be sandwiches for lunch. W a n t e d . ponuda of fresh fish by tbe schooner Lena vate her. ture of the event advertised. The concerts Now for the special attractiona. November 18, 19 and 20 Young, Friday. Mrs. Smith haa just relumed from Boston hive been particularly pleasing and tbe ten The opening of the lair tonight will be IUL WANTED.—Apply at 1® BEECH This ii the week of the Fint Baptist Choral with select winter millinery which she offers at which have been given by tbe association inauguarated by an old fashioned supper from G ST R EET, Rockland. Association's great lair. Full particulars in rare bargains at her parlors, corner Park and have brought together ea large and thoroughly 5.30 to 7.30 tbe menu for which is right here t another column. H igh streets. appreciative audiences as Knox county can af INTRODUCE THE FAHOUS A N TED —Ona or two BraVcIaaa partleo to ford. And it ia quite needless to add, that ll.knd Baaa. and Brown Bread hoard In a private family. Address 1*. G T b e Y . M . C. A . gymnasium has recently The announcement that the Wight Philhar Flab Uhawder W aincetbe great Maine Festival, Knox county is Cold Ham Cold Corned Barf Ox Toofua BOX *11. added a bowling alley to it, attractiona. One monic Society is to give another public con a power in musical circles. The splendid txrb.ter Salad Iudlan Budilina > S U A B L E MAN to represent an "Old Line' of the experts ia Walter Eagan. cert under direction of the great Chapman chorus which went from this city to Bangor All Kinde of Flea Coffee and Tea V life Insurance company, having large bualneee w ill be bailed with delight. And all tho other flalna. Jfarce. For city of Rook land and vicinity. Lib George Lamb ha, moved from the Morae- and Portlaod numbered in its ranks nearly This supper will be served In Ibe chutcb eral contract to right party. Addreaa P. O. Box 409, Preacott bouse on P leaunt atreet to In g ra L. M. Benner, agent for the Atkinson Fur every member ol tbe First Baptist Choral At- parlors for 25 cents. No charge for admission FLEXIBLE moulded Portland, Ma. 6T ham’! Corner where he has employment. nishing Co., hat moved from h it old quarters •ociation. to dining hall. Mrs. S. M. Bird, Mrs. Francis Hiram Young, who hai been driring a into the office formerly occupied by Lawyer But this is a digression. T o L e t. Tighe, Mrt. T. W. Hix, Capt. and Mrs. M. K. (tree! ip rinkler in Bangor the past season, ar- B K. Kalloch in Spear block. When the matter of bolding a concert tbia Willey, Mr. and Mrs. C E. Rising and fall was discussed it wat decided Io have it in UIORNISHED ROOMS by the day, wack ar rired borne Saturday and will probably spend An out building connected with Mra. Jane and Francis Tighe are to have charge of this CORSETS! Ihe winter here. Winslow’s bouse on Limerock street w at de connection with a two dayt' fair. The com J j month. Reasonable ratea. Apply to Mra. M supper and w ill make it their duly to see that B/KIM BAL.L, 6 Middle street. stroyed by fire one night last week. Tbe mittees were appointed only a week or two Among the curioaitie, picked up in the everybody gets enough and more. ago, but the reader w ill only have to step into Arm ory after last night's game waa a aet of cause it not known but incendiarism it tut- Alter supper there will be a musical In ALF of a new double home of 8 reoma on the First Baptist cbapel at 5 30 thia evening, Orange at reel, Rockland Pleasantly located falae teeth which tbe owner can have on ap peeled. which the following w ill participate t Mrs. when the fair opens with an old-fashioned H and a deeliable situation. For farther particularsplication to Janitor Cbaplea. Tbe ladies’ prayer meeting, connected with Ada Mills, Soprano; Miss Elsie Royer, AND NAVE SECURED TNB SERVICES OF Inquire of G. B. ALLEN, 23 Orange street, Rock- supper, and he or she w ill get a good idea of tbe Methodist Society, w ill be held Tbcrtday soprano; Dr. W. V. Hanscom, bariton*; Dr. la id . 79*»2 Joieph Harrigan of Lewialon took the the faithful work which bai been done in to •Iternoon, with Mrs. French, Granite street. T. E. Tibbetts, baritone; Mr. Mark Crockett, THE MANUFACTURERS' SPECIAL FITTER, place of -baggage maater Hooper Friday. Mr. short a time. A Courier-Gazette reporter via ESIRABLE TENEMENT on Ourdy Street Hooper being called to Portland to undergo The Satuiday night prayer meeting will be cornetist with piano trio by Misses Amy nod A pply to O. K. LITTLEFIELD . 61 ited the scene of action tbit morning and held this week with Mrt. Henry Blaitdell, Kitty K trl and Caro Littlefield. D an examination on colors and Weslinghuuie found tbe decoraling committee administering ENEM ENT TO LET on North Main Street W illow street. The admission Io fair, art exhibit and enter Sleeper’s Hill; nearly new, In first-class con- air brake system. the finishing touches. The effect it in green MISS RICHARDSON . . . . tainment this Tuesday evening it ten cents. Tdltlon, convenient, very pleasant situation, ten min A slick cost o f varnish has topped ofl the Caribou K publican: “There are aeveral •nd white, with here and there a dash of color utes’ walk from post « fflo*, cars pass the door. Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock there improvements at the court houae. The proud good candle pin bowlers In town and a team afforded by clusters ol crimson berries. Inquire o f M M. PARKER, 68 Warren Street, will be a baby show aa another special attrac Rockland, Mo. est occupant of that handsome building is Reg might be selected in tbe town that would give The windows are draped in while, and fes tion. A ll babies three years and under will Who will give jou the benefit ot her ister of Deeds Frank B. M iller, and the cause other teams iu the state a good battle. W bat’s tooned across tbe panels between the be made welcome and given a place of honor. of tbia great pride is the new fl jo r which was the matter with tending a team to Bangor windows tbe drapery is caught up at inter F o r S a le . L ittle girls 10 years and under who come experience FREE OF CHARGE. recently laid in bia office. and Rockland. Yes, that will show whether val! by clusters o f crimson berries and pines, with dolls w ill ho admitted free. The com EW HOUSE OFFERED FOR SALK at a oar they have a good team or not. affording a beautiful contrast to the subdued A branch office o f F. E. Baldwin's broker mittee in charge of the baby show comprises gain. Just built and hoc never been occu Steamer Rockland of the Crockett Steam ecru tint of the walla. The pillars are alto N pied. fldaya work will oorapiete the house andage firm has been opened in tbia city, the Mra. W. V. Ilanicom, Mrs. II. G. Bird, Mrs. draped in white. The green effect is produced make It ready for occupancy It will be completed quitters being those in Central block formerly boat Line, between this city and Ellsworth, C. E. Tuttle, and Mrs. H. N. Pierce. when sold. It la pleasantly located at 16 Birch St. by numerous spruce and fir trees placed at occupied by Powerful John. A Postal Union has entered on her winter srrangement of The fair closet Wednesday evening with a Bite of rooms via: I’ar or 18-3x18-6; sitting room trips leaving this city Wednesday and Satur tractively beie and there and scenting the One model of corset will not fit every form. A 11x16-10; dining room 12x18; kitchen 12*2x18*4; wire bas been leased and tbe office w ill be concert in the church auditorium, beginning chapel with the delicious odor of the forest front hall 8 6x18-0. There are also 4 chambers, managed by Jamea Cortidan of Portland. day mornings on arrival of steamers from at 8 o’clock. Some of the well known local Boston; returning, leave Surry Monday and primeval. The other decorations are in keep bathroom, large attlo and closets a I conveniently Tbe ateel cell, are being put in place at the vocalists have consented to serve as ushers and perfect corset will not only give the figure a perfect arranged Good cellar and well graded lot. A de Thursday, connecting with steamer lor Boston. ing; piano lamps, couches and parlor furni sirable place to live In. Call on or address J N. new police station, That portion o f the a beautiful souvenir program will be presented ture have converted the chapel into a scene of FA R N H A M , 82 Cedar Bt., for further particulars building will be ready for occupancy very Local gunners say that it it rather provok Io every peraou who attends. The ptogtam bome-like comfort wi b all the luxuriea of a shape, but will wear 100 per cent better than an ill 88Ttf______•bortly and ita prospective tenants are the ing to have deer almost walk up to you in the ia a most attractive one, the Choral Associa well furnished drawing room. In the church WO story dwelling with ell and shod, stable only unwilling ones in the bunch. There is woods and ask to be shot, while all the time tion being down for five numbers, while the tbe decorations are likewise on an elaborate fitting one, so that care should be taken to select the and small carrlago house. House has 13 now every reason to believe that the first of tbe law in Knox county will not allow it. Our following well known soloists will participate: Trooms besides pantries, halls and shed; eight or scale. Wednesday evening the platform will January will see the entire building ready lot nimrods have to be content with popping over Sarah M . H all, Jennie F. Ingraham, nine closets. Arranged for two families. Water he occupied by the Choral Association and below and above, also on the outside of the bouai- the dedicatory service. woodcock and partridges while up in Aroos Aimee E. Marsh, Mabel F. Hall, Elizabeth M. correct model for your figure They are made in the teats have been tiered in the usual form. and In the stable. N ew ly painted last fall. Klee- took couuty the hunters may kill deer, bear, Petty, H . M. Lord, W. C. Emery, Florence I. trio cars pass the door. Also a large lot on Waldo Lorenso S. Robinson has received 1 com The platform ia fronted by a balustrade of and even human beings. Jones, Fred B. W hitcomb. Avenue, overlooking the harbor. Also a small mission as district councillor of the Grand green. From tbe corner of the organ serosa The prices. field of 1 % acres near the Johi Jones farm on Council of Maine, Order of United Friends. James Smith, until recently of tbe firm to the wall above tbe platform bangs a rope Jameson's point. Inquire of C. O. CROBri, of A 35 cent ticket admits Tuesday evening, Long, Extra Long, Short, This gives him jurisdiction over Rockland o f Smith & Robinson, bicycle repairers, ha. of green, suspended from which are balls of Coohran, Baker A Cross, 406 Main Bt, Boekland. Wednesday afternoon and evening, including 80______Council, N o. 46, o f this city, the only branch gone to Charlestown, Mass., where he bas a evergreen and red berries. The choir plat all entertainments. Tuesday evening and of tbe order in this district. H is duties are position as machinist on a plant which the form ia transformed into a pyramid of palms. T A GREAT BARGAIN—A choice farm In Wednesday afternoon tbe admission will be Long and Heavy. tho town of Liberty, about 100 acres, nearly similar to those of any lodge deputy, being Boston Biscuit Co. w ill put in. This job will Evergreen is much in evidence, while here 10 cents. Tbe adm inion to Wednesday even new buildings, all painted, barn 40x80 feet, about to install the office and see that the macbineiy last two months or more, but M r. Smith in and there pretty acreena add to tbe charming 76 tons of hay In the barn. At least 1000 cords of concert will be 25 cents. Every article is kept oiled and in working trim. The tends locating in or around Boston. There effect and attractiveness. ing'- wood and lumber standing upon the farm. Best in Ibe booths is marked down to a price stock farm In this region. Would sell on easy order at present is in good condition. goes another smart Rockland boy away from Mere words are futile Io express Ibe beauty home. which renders it an advantage lot one to buy. terms or exchange for village or city property. In* The Sullivan Granite Co., whose quarries of tbe decorations. Those who had charge quite of or address H. BL13H, J « ., Washington. Tbe fait committee chose this plan unani are in West Sullivan, made an assignment Golden Rod Chapter, O. E . S., and tbe were Mri. H. I. Hix, Miss Carrie Brainerd, Maine, Kept 1897. ______61HTB. mously believing it better to sell every article last week to Dunbar Bros, of Sullivan. The Eaitern Star chapters of Lincolnville and St. Mrs. C. M . Snllivan, Miss Jennie Blackington, LAMB GAeOLENB ENGINE 1 U P., In at low price-, rather than a portion of them Remember tbe Days are No t. 18,19 & 20. George were to have been the guests of the Mrs. A. A. Atbeiton, F. W. Fuller, KellyCrie, first-class condition, used but little Bell oheap liabilities of the company are $25,000, while at high prices. The “ highway robbery” sys A tbe assets are very small. Dunbar Bros., chapter In Warren Friday night, but owing to and H . C. Leach. W ithout saying more in For Information address, C. F. BROWN, Pulpit tem with which church fairs are often taxed, Harbor, Maine. ______7ttf the severe storm the date was postponed until this connection we will leave it lor the patrona Sullivao, are tbe largest creditors. Tbe com will be conspicuoui by ita absence on this tonight. Th e local members w ill leave Berry't of tbe fair to pass judgment, knowing full well NO. 2 K. 0 . MO RRIri SA FE, same as new, pany was organized in 1891 and ia com occasion. cost fifty dollars, will sell for twenty. Ad stable at 3.30 sharp so as to arrive in W arren what tbeir verdict will be. A posed of C. O . Emery, E E. Colcord and Speed tbe fa ir! dress K. H N .. BOX 421, City. 77*80W . W . Caae, all of Rockland. M r. Colcord before supper is served at 5 30. Every mem W hat can you buy at the fair? Listen my W . O. H E W E T T & CO. A SECOND HAND BAKE—Will sell cheap. In hat been manager of tbe works — Deer Isle ber of Golden Rod Chapter is requested to be children and you shall hear the atory of the X quire of W 11 SMITH, 21 Trinity street, or Gazette. present. T h e W arren Stars will see to the booths: Next Saturday occur two more great gsmea, C. 11 a LL, 286 Main street. ______76 rest of it. To the left o f tbe chapel entrance, going Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania HOW CABE^-A ten foot case, In good condi M. A. Rice, W. C. Pooler, Herbert W. Q H < Thursday C. E. Meservey was called to in, is the candy booth with its generous and at Philadelphia, and Yale and Ptinceton nt tion, w ill be sold nt a bargain. Apply at this Thorndike and Will C. Robinson returned tempting assortment of home made candies. New Haven. P.incetun is expected to have for further particulars, Monday forenoon from S w sd's Island where ADpletou to attend the funeral of bia aunt a snap but you cannot most always sometimes 1 bey had been gunning lor era-bird*. They Misa Betsy C. Ripley who was tbe last one of In charge are Mrs. M . S. Bird and Mrs. F. M. OR HALE 100 cords fitted Hard W ood; 60 Simmons. Tbe booth is circular in form and tell. The Philadelphia team will be likely to The Rockland H ig h school football team "At the French Ball” it an unique aud j cords fitted Jumper and Pine, Bpl t fine and bad very poor luck, for Thursday morning a large family. M r. Meservey remained at tbe decorations are after the prevailing style, have its U . P.’s and downs. bas been playing In bard luck this season, boih ell reasoned, for kindling sold cheap aa I need the waa the only one fit for shooting during their Appleton during the storm and Saturday clever entertainment, which ia said to be a harfroora. O. K. BICKNELL. 45 on Ibe gridiron snd in the attempt to attange veritable volcano of merriment and music, in •lay. It waa exceedingly rough and stormy evening visited St. George's Chapter N o . 45 green and white. A novel attraction here will be tbe paper workers engaged in menu for games. Saturday tbe team waa to have which that delightful little artist, Fanny Rice, j4NGINE~AND BOILER.— A twenty horse and although they bad intended to be home R. A. M. at Liberty. The occasion was an j j power Engine and Boiler in good order. H. facturing pretty paper boxes and like knick- played in Bar Harbor, but owing to the se by Friday it was not until yeaterday that they enjoyable one it being Ibe Chapter where M r and her clever company are mceling with . MILLS, Lincolnville, Mo. 81 knacks. I f you purchase candy aee that you vete storm of the previous day, the steamer •ueb great success and which baa been se could make the paasage. There waa mme Meservey received bis degrees in 1883, though get one of these pretty little boxes to put it Policy Holders T><1:----- W . G, Butman, which the players had cured by Manager B lteb for one night only little worriment over tbeir prolonged at ay, hut owing to tbe storm and consequent bad in. It will make a pleasing souvenir of tbe chattered, did nut arrive Irom Ihe island, and and will be aeen at tbe Farwell Opera bouse, flisvellaneouB. it waa needleaa, for the quartet were fully able traveling the attendance wat light. W. II. occasion. as there was no other means of communica Rockland, Friday evening, Nov. 19. There to take care o f themaelvea. Meservey, his father, was alto present. H e ANTED—Everybody who own. ■ wilch to was the first H igh Priest o f that chapter, Io tbe south eastern corner of the cbapel is Bay State tion save flying Ibe boys didn't go. is little doubt but that Ibe capacity of Ihe A young sport haa been masquerading in know ibet I innlule Iho Jeweler In Iho Thorn- receiving hit appointment under the dispense- the do.l>' booih, and here, it is not hard to house w ill be tested to its utmost capacity on W dtko Hot-, block Will pul In e n- w m .ln .prionthia for city and vicinity under the name of tion and being elected after the Chapter was predict, will be found the center of attraction. Beneficiary Association Don't bolt your food, it irritates your this occasion. gl, and warranted for two years.______41 tr Ilofler, the Baltimore baseball club's famous constituted under its charter. About 60 dolls have been provided for the stomach. Chooie digestible tood and chew pitcher. This paper first teamed o f bun >OY8 A N D GIRLS desiring protltablo home occasion, embracing everything from Ihe wee it. Indigestion is a daugerous licknen. Pruper Ordway’s Plastara Cure Dyap-pala. employment, spare moments, or full lime, through one of its county correspondents who President Tibbetts of the Wight Philhar B l china doll to ita large waxen couiin with curly The Attorney General of Mass, petitioned care prevents it. Shaker Digestive Cordial e euclose sUm p and uddress, W. W. SMITH. stated that he had been up that way on a gun monic Society received a telegram yesterday hatr and staring eyes of ciel blue. Charles M . Nov. 6, to the Supieme Court for a receiver Cures it. That it the long and the abort of B o n i v Esq , Warren, Maine-______**** ning trip. Tbe borrowed plumage worked from M r. Chapman, stating that he would Harrington, the popular alderman of tbe for the association. I f you fiod yourself in indigestion. Now, the question is: Have BniTH—Itookland. Novi-mber IS. to M r.suit Mrs. ANTED —Evervbody who owns a watch to well enough until one day George E. Gray, come to Rockland Dec. 3, to conduct tbe third ward, volunteered to dress a dull for need ol a reliable insurance in an O ld Line you got indigestion ? Yes, if you hsve pain Harry Do For*'»l rirnitb, a daughter. know that Dauleis the Jew -ler In the Thor • our pitcher, a w the alleged Hi filer on the public concert. Tbia is in confirmation of N iciidlm —Hath November 6, to U r and Ure. W dike Hotel block will put in a new main spring for tbia booth, and along Main street tonight we company we ib all be pleated to correspond 01 discomfort after eating, headache, dizzi street and knew that be waa a “ lake." As Mr. Chapman's suggestion made last summer, Frunk It Nichole, formerly of thia oily, a daughter. |1 . ______expect that buainesi w ill be entirely sus with you. I f you want something solid to take ness, nausea, offensive breath, heartburn, UnitaUT -d u iu h ln o, November 8, to Mr. aud Ure. soon as “ H offer” found out that that game that if the society would give a concert to ANTED.—People to know that I do the very pended in order that our merchants may the place o f your asieisment insurance, we languor, weakness, fever, jaundice, llitulrnce, W . I. Conary, a eon. wouldn’t work be claimed to be Amole, raise funds toward buying itself a good piano best of Upholstery and Furniture repair go up to the B iptiat cbapel and witoesa the have got it. Our Term policies cost Irom loss ol appetite, irritability, constipation, etc. W soother well known National League pitcher. he would come down from N ew York and ing, old furniture repoilsbed and make over mat wouderlul rem it of M r. ilarringtOD’t first at $7 30 to $98.35 per $1000, seconding to age Yes, you have indigestion. To cure it take 3UE .AJFKnXSIX) tresses. N.T MURRAY, Sea street. Gray became well acquaiole ' with the ten direct it. The aociety at a recent meeting I’la a c a — F kkky — Rockland, November 18. by TAStfAprSO tempt at dressmaking. H e had intended to •nd plan. W e issue Life, Limited Life and Shaker Digestive Cordial. The medicinal Hoffer while both were playing on tbe Baiti- voted to hold a conceit at once, if Mr. Chap Krv r K. « bite, Cbendkr F. I’leroe of Uuokland dress a doll after tbe famous "yellow kid” Endowment policies of all kinds. W e also betbs and plants of which Shaker Digestive aud Kale 11. Perry of Ho. Tbomaetou. U R L S for general housework, nuraea and tbe m.irea, and aaya that the latter was out in man’s services could be secured. Tbe mem T nursery can obtalu first-class places by apply- style but was blanked at the outset through have a large variety of Bonds. Give us an Cordial is composed, help to digest the loud Minnesota a abort time ago, where be waa bers will now go spiritedly to work, putting Cing at the Intelligence office of MRS.R.C.HEDGES, inability to get a doll that had ears laigr opportunity to explain some of their attractive In your stomach; help to strengthen yout given a great reception. Another thing tbe finishing touches upon choral numbers z X > X 3D X > I Orove Street, R o c k la n d . ______Out. 1* enough. D oll's furniture ia also to be found COBtIBCta. stomach. W hen your stomach ia strong, care which convinced him that tbe stranger waa a that they have long had in rehearsal. Tbe Rjplry—Appleton, November 9, Beteey O. Illp* TT>LAIN SEWING WANTED—Will be well at tbia booth and some o f those who have will keep It so. Shaker Digeitive Cordial it ley. aged N6 y<*are, 2 mo toe, 6 daye. JL done at very reasonable rataa Work called fraud was when be heard that the latter waa coucerl will present a program of variety and merit and the concert under the magnetic gone into its manufacture for this special for tale by druggists, ptlce IO cents to $1.00 Pahmoms—Uuebing, Novtmber 8, Bartlw.'oeaew for and returned. Address P .O .B o x 668, Rock* doing lota of bragging. “ Hoffer is no brag K. l’araona, aged 87 years, 6 months *28 daye. direction of tbe great conductor will take occasion are George F. Kaler, Francis Tighe, HALL & HODGE, Oen.Agts. per bottle. gart," aaya Gray. F. L . Cumminga, L . H . Snow, W ilnam rank with the notable public performances XW A NO FORTH INSTRUCTION.—MISS MA- The local stonecutters who work at Ball JL BEL U. HOLBROOK, 22 Camdan Street, already given by tbe W ight Philharmonic Whitnev, W. B. Hatch, Karl Packard and Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co. Ordway’s PUntera Cure l-auio Back. Ml I ear ware, W»t«h»a and Jawalry at Island getting out stouc fur the breakwater James Small. Those who have charge o l tbe U«utbaer*a. will reoelve pupils In pianoforte instruction Society. A full attendance of members is re either at her home or willI go| to them. Especial extemion were bume over Sunday. Notwith doll’s bnoib are Mra. Vesper A. Leach, Miss Maine Agency, - PORTLAND, HE. quested at Thursday's rehearsal aa active work Ord-way'a Plast-ra Cure Female attention given beginners. standing tbe fact that Bald Island ia not a Grace K now lton, Mixa Bessie Lawry and Ordway's Plaatera Our® Cold Feet. fur the concert will be taken up and pushed at Waaknew. very large spot and is somewhat excluded tbe with two or more rehearsals a week. Miss Carrie Erskine. men manage to have a pretty good time and Tbe apron booth is at tbe right of the Notice of Foreclosure. make occasional trips to Hurricane and Vln- doorway. It it triangular In shape and Wlust ISo The Children Drink? aibaven whenever there ia anything going on arranged in green end white bunting. In Whereas, Cyrus Shermsn of Rockland, in the Don’t alvr Ihi-m lea or coffee Here you tried tbe County of Knox and •Mat* of Malne, by bis mortgage in those places that they want to see. In all new fo.wl drink celled Grtrln- if i* la delicious end charge are Mis C. M. Harrington, Mrs. R. A. d«*d dated July 23rd, 1894, and reoorded In ibe thereabout 75 men at Bald Ialand and work Crie, Mrs. T. II. McLain, Miss Lizzie Morey Knox Registry of Dee Is "ook 94, Page 198, con nourtehlng ..nd u s e e Ibe piece u t coffee. I he more vey* d to the Rockland Ix>an and Building Associa will continue there ail winter if tbe channel Ureln.O you give Ibe rhlldren Ibe more health JOU and Mi»» Loie M iller. About 50 aprons of will itay clear. Tbe men keep in active touch dt-lrtbute through I heir eyelern Orrdn.l) Is msde Do You Intend to B u y_^ tion, a corporation by law duly eaiabllebed, and of pure gmlne, end when pr perly prepared lutes various pa'terns, including childrens’ aprons having Its piac*- ot business in said Rock laud, a Oer- with what goei on lu this city, through tie IlSe the eboto. ar .dee of coff-e hut e o c s ebuut Jg. will be on sale, together with sweeping caps, talu 1 t or parcel of real estate, situated in said Rock and, and b lunded and described us follow**, papers, and discuss the polo game* with as u m u o h . A ll grooere sell II tbe. sod 26. pretty pictures, etc. to w it: beginning at a stuke and stones on the east much avidity as though they really saw ’em. Tbe fancy article and handkerchief booth aide of North Main street, at lbs north-west ooraer A set of boxing gloves is included in the it io the southwestern corner of tbe cbapel— of F. N. Biow u's lot; thence south. 83 deg. 90 min. If You Are Going equipment and there w ill be a hot time at an octagonal booth decorated in tbe prevail A WINTER OVERCOAT OR ULSTER? east, by aald Hrowo’a land, eigbiy-one feet to a to paint, just remember tbit Farrand, Spear slake sod stones; thence north, •» deg 80 urn. east, Bald Island some day if tbe "Ireibiei" from ing color*, brightened by evergreen end red seventy feel to a stake and son ea.th eu oe north. Pennsylvania attempt to get gay with Joe & Co. are agents fur the paint that covers | berries. In charge will be M n . F. L. Cum 88 deg 3u min. west, eighty-one feet io a -take and Donovan, or Jim Donovan for that matter betler and wears at least longer— made by mings, Miss Sarah Harrington, M ita Jennie atones on Main Street, tbeuce souib, 6 deg 80 tnlu. F. W. Devoe & Co., New York, the oldest west, by aald Nor b Mam street, seventy feel to the Tbe sparring ability of tbe D .novan brothers Blackington, Mrt. N atb'l Jones, Mrs. F . E. If you do you will positive sod largest paint manufacturers in America. 'aoe of beginning, said lot rnnuing from N orib is not suspected as yet,but someone w ill make Burke t tod Miss A'zira Crie. Dainty linen w aln street to la d of Sophia Crockett, and being an unpleasant discovery if he gets gay with work, bric-a-brac, linidkeicbiefs, tidies, ladies’ Bthe homestead ol said Cyrus Shermun. And when as, the condition of aald mortgage baa Maine’s ex-champion middleweight. elastics, gentlemen's clothing stretchers, flat- ly find it to your advantage been broken, now, therefore. the said Rockland iron holders and pen wipers are a few of tbe Loan and Building tssoclatlou. by the proper Note To Hubaorlbere arlic es which will be f uud on sale. officer- duly autborlaed clulms a force osure of said ut -rtgsg*-; sU d ut said Rooalaud, this 21st day of A large number of changes io and additions In ibe western annex if tbe chapel will be to Tbe Courier G a i'tle 's mailing list bss been found Ibe fam'ut art collection of Ibe L i lies' to visit the New England ROCKLAND LOAN AND BUILDING A00OOI- made duriog the past few weeks. It will I * • New Styles t Home Journal, recently un exhibition at Mrs. A T ION. By A . W Butlbu, President, special favor to ua if subscriber, w ill look it Now C. E. RISING’S made a change by tell* I 79-88T H. O. G umut, Ssc. and 1 reas. the dale printed against their names 00 lie Clothing House. Thev margin or wrapper of the paper, and uouy In Picture j ing out one store, us at once if there is any error 10 tbe accour.t. But will continue business on p rin c ip a l of yore; carry an enormous stock in Rockland Loan & Building H r ’s located at selfsame spot where many years' been spent— Association. j Mouldings j H it south end store near Myrtle street, ft on all grades, and the prices C O n tN Q ! 388 Plain St., Rockland, Me. which h it carte are tin t . Ibe NEW DOMESTIC BREAD will be Friday Night, Nov.19 Loam made at any time to borrowers who desire to build or purchase homes, or pay baked by bins just tbe ta m e— for which they are offered orf mortgages on those already acquired. : J u st : Ita equal never waa produced in goods or Stock iu the 3lst Series, du«» on which even name; A matrioa’a Fuuuiust W uauu and Maine'* Favorite, are payable in muntbiy installments, is now H e also makes all other kinds knowo to bis will interest you. for sale, and is recommended as a desirable inveument. paiiont well, And everything in cakes and pies which lead F u ll partlcula.ru uiay be obtained by ap I Received, j ing grocers sell. FANNY RICE plying to the ottioe. UT And at tbi- time bis specialties for suppers Ii. U. HaSKLTigg. G. U- HaXBLTIMM and her excellent company of pleyere, iu her latest end church Isira und greatest success, HAZELTINE & CO., 1 Include tbe daintiest cakes that’s made— BURPEE & LAMB, fruit, fig and rate eclairs; KACeiVKUM AHD UKALKRS i “At the French Ball.” : Dunn & Additon. I ben, Ibcrc’a tbe macaroons at well which Butter, Cheese and Eggs. satisfy the taste— New England Clothing House No. 16 Btsckstuoc S i., Boston, **aaa- A nd C. E. R IS IN G guarantees aU orders Price- 60c, 76c * * 4 81.00. M»U Ordway’- Pl—Usr- Cure Hreert Trouble. tilled with baste. BffffffWww w Wk/f ft if ff N/yff ff THE ROCKLAND COURIERS A ZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1897,
E v e r y M o t h e r | « tR ? DICK’S DECLAMATION. PtNE TRtE CORES PEASANT TQJAKF for the many common ailments which will k occur in every family as long at life hat woes. How He Profited by the Joke of a Reboot* The president o f Batea strips that hazing Dropped on aurar suffering children love it. Do not forget the very important and useful m a te. incident o f the horrors with which it had been fact, that Johnson's Anodyne Liniment cures Dick Brown was tbo son of Wealthy invested by the story tellers. Nothing more every form of inflammation. Internal or Exter serious than tying the soph to a tree and nal. It it a fact, proven by the investigations parbnts, bnt a very dull scholar. He of medical science, that the real danger from was Inzy also and wonld devote bnt lit making 1901 in indelible ink on his forehead disease it caused by inflammation; cure the wat done and the ink soon rubbed off. N ev inflammation and you conquer the disease. tle time to stndy. In consequence of his ertheless he intend* that such pranki shah indolence and wnnt of taste for hookR ceaae. JOHNSON'! ho had almost reaohed the stuture of Geeae still frequent Goose Rocka judging ANODYNE mnn to find himself far outstripped in from the recent shooting there o( one party by achool attainments by many boys who another that mistook the former for bird*. LINIMENT learned their alphabets long after Dick The alarming ignorance of the individnal who Cures did. imagines a deer when he see* a man is not to likSfe One day ho awoke ton realizing senso be compared to that of the man who mistook Could a remedy have existed for over eighty a boatload o f gunneta lor a flock of birds. AYER’S Colds years except for the fact that it docs possess that he was a grnnt dunce, and n feeling Croup extraordinary merit for very many Family lilt? of sbnrno begun to creep over him, bnt Piscataquis Observer correspondent— An There is not a medicine in use today which has old lady who was opposed to the use ol Cough the confidence of the public to so great an ex- instead of striving to overtake his more tent as this wonderful Anodyne. It has stood tobacco saw an ex-drunkard, who vaunted Colic ____ upon its own intrinsic merit, while generation advoucod mutes by renewed diligence his repentance, smoking a pipe. " I am a after generation have used it with entire satis- ho blamed the country schools which ho brand plucktd Irom the burning,” said the C r a m ps^ / j f n n r i faction, and handed down to their children 1. «mo TP A at Its wonderful h nowledge of it s worth, a s a Universal House- had always attended and begged bis rt f timed man. “ Anybody might know that,” peA"cr?nd’’"e”.o*uTd Remedy, (mm loi.-cy to rood old »ge. parents that he might be allowed to ou said the old la d y ,1 lor yon’te smoking yet.” I n t z O m a l ■* much at E x t e r n a l Us® Onr Book “Treatment for Diseases** Mailed Free. ter the academy iu a neighboring town. Biddeford Journal: The divorce ratio in Originated in i8ioby an old Family Physician. Doctor’s Signature and Directions on every bottle.. After n short deliberation they consent Maine in the last year reported is one divorce B e not afraid to trust w hat tim e h a s endorsed. At all Druggists. I. 8. Johnson A- Co., Boston, Mass. ed. His father accordingly went to to every 8.4 marriages. The rate in Massa Cherry Pectoral town, made arrangements for Diek’a at chusetts last year was 1 to every 19 2 m arri tendance at the aondemy and proonred ages— abetter showing th in in the year previ WINTER RATES. Self Preservation. him a boarding place at a first olass ous. There are more Catholic church mem- is not to be confounded with any of the cheap “ elixirs” and “ cough Foreign Powers—Who owns Bering beta in Maasachusetta than in Maine, and house. that church doe* not permit divorce*. syrups.” Such remedies (so called) simply soothe the sufferer. They BOSTON & BAMiOR S. 8. CO. sea? Dick soon gave ont the impression Brother Jonathan—Well, we own it, that he was tho scion of one of the first One of Gardiner's laireat young women de are mere palliatives. They never touch the root of the disease or cure a bnt if yon'll help kill off tbo seals so clares her intention to accompany a Boston Great Reduction in Fares families in the county; bnt, unfortu party to the gold regions in January. Her chronic cough. Dr. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is a real remedy; it is the pre as to get the sealskin Rack question nately for him, thero were some 10 or people object o f course, hut the Gardiner Re- ont of domestic life yon’re more’n wel 12 gay yonng mechanics among tho po.ter Journal remarks quite innocently that scription of a practical physician, and not the preparation of an irrespon Rockland come.—New York Weekly. boarders who were not long in taking ai she is very strong willed and usually baa $ 1 .7 5 the measure of Dick's mental capaci her own way, the chance* are she will cairy sible medicine maker. It to Boston How It Happened. ties, aud, notwithstanding his aristo out her intention. That ia certainly a hand Commencing Monday. Oct. 18, i8 q7: " I can't understand how such a hide cratic assumptions, made him the bntt some notice ol spitited independence from the Far.- between Rockland and Boston reduced from ous thing as tbo doctrine of total de of many a practical joke. As he always home paper.B x'h -* ~ if •2.60 to *1 75. The Bangor Commercial notes the great Fare between Camden and Boston reduced from pravity ever came to be promulgated." had a liberal allowance of spending •2.60 to • H5 "Well, man was hound to reach some improvement in custom house receipts at that Fare between Belfast and Boston reduced from money, however, bis classmates, al port since the new tariff law took effect. The Bronchitis, enrions conclusions in the*effort to ac •3.00 to < • 26. and ’a proportionate reduetl »n mad- though they secretly disliked him, con amount of duty paid there during the month In the price of ihro gh tickets between Boston and count for his neighbors." — Detroit all landing* on Pen 'bscot Klv»-r.. sidered it policy to treat him asu “ good of October was 819,43962, as against >6,146. 1 he price of rooms, accommodating two persons News. fellow. ” 56 in October of last year— over three times each, will be reduced from <2.00 and $1 60 to |1 50 But Dick did make tolerable progress as much. Here are some more of the figutrs: and <1 00 exch. L o c a te d . in his studies at the academy, and to- September, 1897,87.470 24 s September, 1896 Asthma, Steamers “Penobscot” and “City of Bangor” Mrs. Guessing—Riches havo wings, > 5,58268; October,1897, >19,439,62; Octobei will alternately leave Rockland: theysay. I wonder what the wings look wnrd tbo close of the term he was invit For Boston, at (about) 6 30 p. m , Mondays, ed by tho tenohers to take part in the 1897, >6,146 56. The value ol domestic ex Wednesdays. Thursdays and 6atar1ays. like. approaching exhibition. This invitation ports from that port, since the new law took Kor Hangor. via w»y.landings,Tue»-davs. W ednes Gnegsing — If yon really want to effect hat been as follow*: July, >170,739; days, Fridays and Hntur^ays at (about) 6 A M .,or ho at once accepted aud was according upon arrival of r-team r f o m Boston know, my dear, take a look at those on August >106, 791; September, >150,494; Oct. Croup, ly directed to learn some declamatory For Bur flarbor, via way-landings, Wednesdays your new bonnet.—New York Truth. >71, 621. and Saturdays at (about) 6.00 a . m. or upon arrival piece for recitation on that occasion. o f steamer from Boston. As he was one of the larger scholars, C h ief of Police Gilman of Bangor has a CURES grapbopbone with music from which he oc RBTURNIKO his teachers, ont of respect doubtless to From Boston, Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays Could not Sleep—Run casionally entertains frteDds. In (be chiefs and Fild .js at 5 p. w his age us well as social position, did house is a canary bird,— a bird which was La Grippe, From Bangor. Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays Down — Nervous — Fe not subjeot him to a robearsal us was once a great singer, but which for two years and Saturdays at 11.UO a . m. From Bar darbor, Mondays and Thursdays at male Troubles and the general anatom, supposing that bo past has not uttered a yip to pay lor his 10.00 a . M. would come to tho platform with an board. One night recently, however, the FRED I/>THROP, Agent, Rockland. Weakness. All these appropriate selection properly prepared. canary's voice came back, or, rather, hit CALVIN AUSTIN, General Bopt., Boston. memory of aong returned. The graphopbone WM. H. HILL, General Manager, Boston Ailments succumb to In this, however, they were mistaken. Whooping Cough, was grinding out a cheerful air, when the Buker’s Kidney Pills. The day of tbo oxliibition came. A bird, which happened to be in the room, Maine Central Railroad. “I was troubled with kidney diseaso, great large number of the citizens had been cocked hi* bead on one side and liatened ly ru n down and so nervous th a t I could not invited, and every nook and corner was intently. Then, after a silence of years, the In Effect October 4, 1897. B leep. I hoard of Bilker’s Kidney Pills, and and all colds, coughs, and lung diseases. It’s a standard and a staple Passenger Trains leave Rockland as follows: procured one box which gave mo immediate filled with visitors. Toward the middle yellow fellow tuoed up with a song that 8 .’20 a. m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, relief. It Is more than you recommend for of the exercises the principal, reading lairly drowned the music machine. H e sang remedy, and should be kept on hand in every household. Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, Portland and Boston, female troubles and weakness.’’ like a whole flock of linnets and they bad to arriving In Boston at 4.16 p. m Ellsworth Falls, Me, Mrs. Sarah F. Joy. from the programme, annonuoed "a 1 -.46 p m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, put him in another room in order that ^the Pills 60c. at the druggist or mailed postpaid foe declamation by Richard Brown." “ About a year ago, I had an attack of bronchitis, accompanied by a dry, hacking cough. W aterville, Portland and Boston, arriving in Boston Price. Dr. R. C. Bukcr will give advice by letter phone conceit might proceed. at 9 .*26 p. m. Dick advanced to the platform with This soon developed into quick consumption. I had heard of the curative properties of tree. Write for our valuable book on backache. a proper air—for he was easy in his Hunts Aanivi: B n k tr B ill Co., Bangor M * A Suggestion. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and commenced using that medicine at once. Before I had taken 10:40 a. tn. morning train from Portland, Lewis munuersand not in the leatt abashed— one third of a bottle I felt better, and in a short time I was entirely cured." ton, Augusta and Waterville. Wheelawny — There’s ono way by W. A. COKER, Allis, Ark. 6 :10 p m. from Boston, Portland, Lewiston and bnt, alas, his declamation proved to bo Bangor. AN only a piece of simplq poetry, adapted which pedostrians might avoid collision GEO F. E V A N S, Oen’l Manager. With bioycleK. “ I caught a bad cold which resulted in asthma so severe that I was threatened with F. E. BO«»THHY, G. P k T. A. to a child, which he oommenoed read suffocation whenever I attempted to lie down in bed. A ftiend, recommending Ayer’s W. L. WHITE, Dlv. Supt. OPEN ing in that peculiar singsong tone so Podalong—How? Wheciuway— Let them carry bells Cherry Pectoral, I began to take it and soon obtained relief, and, finally, was completely common with ill trained readers. A cured. Since then I have used this medicine in my family with great success for colds, Portland. M LDeaartA Machias H. H. Oo. SECRET half suppressed titter ran from sobolar themselves.—Roxbnry Gazette. coughs, and croup." S. 11UTTER, Editor “ Relink," Steven's Point, Wis. S ir. FH A .2V K 0*OJ\TX3S It is an open Becret that there jo a to scholar, in which tho teachers and the visitors conld not help joining, bnt All Figured Out. “ I contracted a severe cold which settled on.my lungs and did not yield to the various good deal of udulleration in groceries, remedies I tried. I had noticed Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral extensively advertised where I had Change in'Route. Resumption of Service. Dick imugiued that he had made a fa- "Y es,” said the yonng man with the and it therefore behooves tho careful traveled and decided to give it a trial. I purchased two bottles and before I had finished Com mi nclng Friday, April 2d, will leave Port housekeeper who has some consldcra- voruble sensutiou, a oonceit that was squuro chin, " I am going to Klondike land 1100 p m. Tuesdays and Fridays, and Rock or thereabont. I muy got richer than the first one, I was almost cured and I am now in perfect health. My work subjects me land 6 3u a m U ednesda\s and Saturdays for Bar lion for the health of the people ai taken ont of him soon afterward, how to very severe weather, but I find that a timely dose of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral acts as a Harbor, Macbiasport and Intermediate landings home to patronize such houses as are ever. I um here, aud if I die I won't die any preventive against colds and coughs.” C IIA S. H U LL, Whortley Road, London, Ont. Returning, leave Machlasport at 4lK)a. m. on deader than I would if I staid at Mondays and Thursday!, arriving Rockland 4.00 known to handle only "Pnre Food” With a very self complacent air, Diok p .m , leave 4 30 p. ra. and arrive Portland 11.00 products. We handle none others. that evening approached the sapper ta home."—Indianapolis Journal. “ Some time since I had a severe cold and could not sleep on account of coughing. A p. m eonnecilhg * Ith early morning train for That docs not mean, however, that our ble. The hourdere were all seated, and friend at Van Buren, Ark., recommended Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I procured a bottle, Boston. 15 and never had anything afford me such quick relief or a more permanent cure." GEO. F. EV AN8 General Manager, prices are high In fact, here isj the each greeted him with u broad grin, as R e tic e n t, F. E. BOOTH BY, G. P. k T A. beet evidence1 that they are not: J. E. W RIGHT, Chester, Ark. though some mischief was on foot, bnt Mrs. Crimsonbeak (as iter husband VINALHAVEN NIKAMBOATCO Extra Fancy P. IL. Mol. por gal., $ .4 6 Dick interpreted this movement os a oomes in lato at night)—What does the Very . “ “ " “ .86 manifestation of udmirution over his FALL ARRANGEMENT. clock say, John? A nico cooking “ “ .26 snccess. By the time he had taken bis Mr. Crintsonbcak (with difficulty)— 1 IV. Cream Tartar (any of the seat Joe Coveil, u consummate wag, IN EFFECT OCTOBER 1st, 1807. Nothing, madam, nothing. It’s got Half Size Bottles, Half Price, 50c. . ■’ leading brands) .33 arose aud recited the following, mim sense enough to say nothing.—Yonkers Str. VINALHAVEN 3 lbs. 3 crown California Raisins, .26 icking Dick's tone: 3 lbs. Currants, .26 Statesman. A lvah B arbour, Captain. f Bow bis was Alexander, pat On above date, wind and weather permitting, Pea Beans, hand picked, per pk., .46 T ho {Msiplu call him great. T h e dyspeptic carries a drradful load on hi* will leave Swan's Island every week day at Nice New Walnuts, 2 lbs. for .26 Was he like old Uollath, tall, back. It teems at if he were really made up a.m .. Green's Landing at 7 a. m., North ftiavei His spear an hundredwolghtt 8 00 a. rn., Vlnalhaven at 9.00 a. m., arr^ke at Rook* Pure Apple Jelly, home made, 2 of two men. One of them ambitious, brainy land sboot 10.16a. ra. tumblers, .26 It was the initial stauzu of Dick's and energetic; the other tick, listless, peevish RETURNING, will leave Rockland every week A very Hue rich flavored Ooloug declamation. tnd without force. The weak man weight Islesboro'a Lliue Industry. Uniformed Knights of l*ythlas. day at 2 p. m., Vlnalhaven 3:3? p ra , North Tea, per lb., .60 Certain on One Point. Have • 4 :30 p m., Green's Landing 6 :80 p m , ar< Dick wus indignant at first, bnt he the other one down. The dyspeptic may be Th e lime kiln* at Isleaboro, are to be The Uniform Rank Knights of Pythirs, the "N o ," suid tho youngish man, ‘1 do riving at Hwun'a Island about 0 W p. m. A nice Oolong Tea, per lb., .40 had the good sense finally to take the able to do pretty good work one day, and the atarted, and in a few days busineaa will be largest civic military body in the state, has CounacV.ina at Hocklaud with 1 p. m. train of A very good Oolong Tea, per lb., .30 next day because of some little indiscretion in not know whether values have shrank M. C K. R., ar’-'vtng In Portland at 6:20 p. m.. joke and profit by it He pursued his lively there. A 40 horse power engine and a been m aking good progress this year. A t the 6 gals', best While Oil- .6n eating, he may be able to do nothing at all. in the lust three deoades or not, because Boston at 9 30 p tn.,name, day. studies with renewed vigor daring the large derrick haa been let up at the kiln* last iresent tim e there are 24 companies in Maine, I was too yonng 80 years ago to notice. Round ^rlp Tickets, between Rockland and Stocks Best Patent, per bbl., 6.00 next term aud eventually beoume a Moat case* o( dyspepsia start with cunatipa week. focated aa follows: Lewiston, Belfast, Auburn, Vlnalhaven, 26 oenta lion. Constipation ia the cause of nine-leulbt Augusta, Bath, Calais, Bangor, Portland, Bnt I do know that oireas elephants are J. R. F L Y S, Gen'l Agt., Rockland good scholar. H. H. FLINT, of all human aickneaa. Some of ill symptoms Waterville, Kennebunk, Eastport, Norway, not half so big uud imposing as they are lic k and bilious headache, dixzineas, aour Skowhegan, Oldtown, Houlton, Rockland, were then."—Cincinnati Enquirer. Inland Routs— Portland and Rockland- I 17 Park Street. Rockland F in e F r u i t ait mach, Iota ol appetite, foul breath, windy Bar Harbor, Gardiner, Vanceboro, Bridgton, A lazy dyspeptio was bewailing his belcbings, heartburn, pain, and distress alter CASTORIA Farmington, Ellsworth and Saco, with a mem K vervl>ody Bays Bo. Commencing Monday, July fi, Steamer Telephone 28-2 own misfortune aud speaking with a eating. A ll these are indicative of derange- bership of 889. During the six months end menta ol the liver, stomach and bowels, and For Infants and Children. ing Aug. 19, 1897, l^lc Uniform Rank in Coaoarets Caudy Cutluirtic, tho moot won friend on the letter's hearty appear derful mcdicul discoverftof tho ugo, p eas- all are caused by constipation. D r. Pierce's M aine made a net gain in membership of 156. MERRYCONEAC, auco. "W hat do yon do to make you so Pleasant Pellet* are the quickest, easiest and aiit uud refroshinz to tho tasio, u<*t voutly Ik* (ae Since January I, 1897, six new companies of and positively on kidneys, liver mid bowels, I. E. ARCHIBALD, Mastkr strong and healthy?" inquired the dys most cet tain cure for Ibis condition. They rial la is on the U niform Rank have been mustered in in cleansing tho entire eyatein, dispel colds, are not violent in action. rigaaiurs m ry f Leaves Portland TUESDAY, THUR-OMY and AH The People peptio. "Live on fruit alone, "answered vrapptc. Maine. cure headoohe, fever, liahiliud conallpation SA T U R D A Y , Portland I'kr. at 6.30 and Hneion the friend. “ What kind of fruit?" Send 21 cent* in one-cent stamp* to W orld’s and bliiouftneMS. Please buy and try a box Boat Wharf at 7 a M for Rockland, touching at Are not aware of the great vailety of goods we Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N | o f C . ' J. to -d ay; 10, M> coins, bold and Boolbbay Harbor. New Harbor, Hound Ford, "The fruit of industry, aud I am never oarry iu our a lore We have m m y things useful Y , and receive D r. Pierce's 1008 page com “How to Cure AU Skiu Diseases.” guarunVeed to euro by ull druggisLs. Friendahip, Port Clyde and Tenant's Harbor, ar for th- bo us. h<*ld as well us for outside work. troubled with indigestion. '* riving in »• »aonto oonnecl with alearn- r for B->»tou tYe have a large asaorlmeni of mon sense medical adviser, illustrated. To Cure Conn 11 pat ion Forever. Simply apply "Pw aynk'b Ointment ” No in- Laav.s Rockland MONO Y, WKDNK8D »Y T a k e Caseurota Gundy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. torna1 mt'dlcluo rt'oulr d Gurus n-lter, f c itm i Itch, and FR ID A Y . THIsoo'a Wharf, at 6 8fl a m . for Dp Weir Mitchell's “Hugh Wynne,” pub «f U G. G. full to cure, druggists refund money all eruptions uu Ihu f x e , b o ils , uosit &u., lea Ing Portland, m ating way landing-us above, arriving TRANSPORTATION TO THE KLONDIKE the skin el< ur. w» lte aud huulthy. Ils ureal h* altiig in season to connect with boa ton and New York WOODEN WARE lished Octobei 8, ia on the press for the four'b aud curative powers are p a-e-sed by no 01 h r Mo-To-Iiao for Fifty Cents. Steam■ r* aarne night. -SU C H A 8 - time, making the total number printed twenty- Ord way’s Plasters Cure Cold Feet. remedy. a b X youf druggist for bWAVNa’a Oint- Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weuh 4/ONWBCTiuKu made at Rockland tho following five thousand. HUNT. men strong, blood pure. 60c, 81. All druggists. morning with pU-araers for Belfast, Castine, Bucks The Mackenzie River Navigation Co. will port and Baugor; la e* boro. Deer Isle. Bed aw iok, Pails, Wash Tubs, put on three .teamen to tun between Atha B rootliu, Riuehill and Kll-wortb; Vlnalhaven, The people ot b iy a n l’t Pond are delighted Green'* Landing, Hwan'a Island Bo. W est Harbor, Ironing Boards. basca Landing and the Pearl River. The over the rumor that both mills in that com North East Harbor and Bur Harbor. Broomsandthe like boat for the upper Athabasca will be a sevin munity are to he put in operation. Having Time table annjeci to change- (stern) wbeeler. That fur the Mackenzie G. d ATWOOD, Agent. I»i rtland Her. cared for over 200 tramps at the town farm J. R. FLYK, Agent, Tillaoo's Wharf. River w ill be t» in screw prupeller built of since last March they feel poor and revival of F o r $ 1 .CO A Y e a r i steel frames with oak and elm hull. The huainee* it douMv welcome. boilers w ill be of the Scotch M atine type, We also give you a handsome Vlnalhaven 6 Rockland Steamboat Co. We btvc the Lar|»t sad Best Display of and w ill be tested twice their working preaure. $500 Accident Insurance Fall Arrangement. Baskets to be found la tbc clly. All sizes. The steamers w ill be under the management Issued by the Fidelity and Casualty Insurance leather Pocket Case and our ol George T . Leitch, who has learned hta Company of New York, the strongest acci TWO TRIPS DAILY! new patent Key Tag. buiineas on the Clyde, lie la a competent dent company in the Uni'ed States, covering ----- SKTWIU ------Then for outdoors we have— boat bid d er, and bolds a first class engineer’s ihjudea aualained while traveling on any pub The registration of cither u ill lave you great certificate from the British Board of Trade. lic conveyance, including steam, electric or Vlnalhaven and Rookland. inconvenience and luaaof time aa the Reward Shovels, Spades, Hoes, The first boat w ill leave Athabasca Land CARTERS cable cars, ferry and steamboats, horse cars ing on the 1st May. M r. Leitch has been on Card and Key Tag are sure to act as magntls Forks, Rakes and such or omnibuses, and passenger elevators, the Athabasca River and engaged competent ITTLE and thus secure the return of your pocket case containirg railroad ticket., valuable things. : ; : pilots that have been on the liver over twenty 1 And $0 00 W eeklyjlndem nity, GOV. BODWELL! tears Tbete are a number of rapids on the memoranda, tc., or your keys, if lost, ( I t O A P T . W M . it . G R E E D , river that w ill cause the portage of freight IVER In rase o f disability from accident sustained would cox', you almost as much to advertise WW VinaJhaveo for Rockland »vw j WMtk lor seventeen miles. That ia tbc reason there while a passenger in any of the conveyances fur cither.) day. at 7 a. m. and I p m. PILLS given above, or while c y c lin g by reason of N-/person who travels at all, either by The ioud at nor ooiuruanc In too limited to are three steamers, dividing the river into Batum i'tg, will leave Rock laud, TIIIaoo's Wharf. enumerate all (bat we oould menlioo, but we will three sect ions, so that there may be a boat for a collision with any conveyance propelled by trolley, railroad train, steamboat or bicycle for Finalhaw o a' 9 -30 a. ra and 8 .-00 p in , laud can Afford to carry this tisk himself for the log M Hurricane lale, each trip both ways. gladly show you around if you call at our store. each section. The first boat will go ir> m steam, electricity, cable or horse power. W. B. W H IT E , General V m iw w , Athabasca Landing to Grand Rapids, a dis- sake of saving the paJtiy sum o f >1 oo. I t • ante ol 165 miles. The next boat w ill atari Identification in case of Injury. taa/en tither ttx equally. (10m the lower end oi Grand Rapids. That l-oss o f consciousness or death w hile absent War en and Thomaston Stage line National Registry Bureau. will be the first portage. The next steamer SICK HEADACHE from home. W ill 4-avs Warren for Thomaston at 7.46 a in Chas. T. Spear till run In at Port M cM urtay to Smith's SUkd 12 46 p ia counrolinf with electric c*/» for PoaLUvely cured by these Rcgis'ration with the N a li nal Registry hock>su i ai 9 s m and I p uj »
LIBERTYVILLE MRTPONT EASTERN JUGGLERS. Mrs. W innie Hannan closed a very me- George Orcott and ton of South Thorns* • CANDY ceitfnl term of school in District N o. j lait ton are visiting relativea here. Thay Are Par Laa. Skillful Than Haa Raaa Ilwp resented. Thursday. Thia waa Ibe 241b term of achool The relative* and friend* of Mr*. N. B. ' CCATHARTIC A T H A R T IC taught by thia popular young lady, who ia Smith were very much grieved to hear that My experience with native juggler* one ol tbe moat luccesaful teachers ever *he accidentally fell while on the street in In tho cam has convinced mo that they railed in thia tnwn. She waa beioved by the Rockland one day last week and fractured are seldom eqnnl to those seen npen the whole icbool and tears of regret filled her her thigh. It ia feared that owing to her Stage in Europe anil the United States. eyes as well at the ryes of her older pupils ai advanced age she may not recover. It is trne that wonderful stories nro the hade them good bye, with kindly invita- Emery Brown, employed by John Bird & t 01 a to all of her scholars to visit her in her told of their skill, bnt it is probable Co. of Rockland, ia at home for a week, add ♦hat tho most proficient jugglers, liko C U R E C O N S T IP A T IO N own home. The scholars who did not miss a bv way of re»t and recreation he ia digging single day and no tardy ma'ks wete Lillie clam*, cutting brush, and otherwise getting the richest gold qnnrta and the best Br >wn, Eva Emerson, Gen rude Boynton, hi* house in order for the reception of the blueberry patches, aro always Jnst a lit Willie Emerson, Johnnie Emerson, Leon cold blasts of winter, that the "w im en” folk* tle way farther off. ALL Emerson and Sadie Boynton------A. T. Boyn may feel comfortable and cosy as the days Jnggliug iu the east is almost nlwnys J d r u g g i s t s ton has moved his family Io East Palermo begins to strengthen. oonbiued with snake charming. Tbe 1 ------R iv . Chas. Btadslteet has relumed from Lincolnville Centre------F. S. Epietson is coopi z ng for C. L . Stickney------Mrs. Maty NEW VOLUME OF ST. NICHOLAS. UNEMPLOYED YOUNG MEN, whoso education has been Emerson visited Mis. C. L . Stickney one day St. Nicholas, conducted by Mrs. Mary finished in Public Schools, Academies and Colleges, recently------Mrs. L. F . Brown and ton and Mnpea Dodge, enters upon the twenty fifth liMiUdUUiLVtt WANTED to write for publications explaining our courses of daughter visited their uncle Daniel Clark one year of his successful career a* the leading study. Bookkeeping, ~ Banking, ‘ Penmanship, Stenography, Type- evening recently and bat a most enjoyable Magazine for boys and girls in its November Largest package—greatest economy. Made only by VV writing, Telegraphy and Preparatory Departments.nts. If you want a visit------Joseph Yonng it plowing (ot U. F. issue. A remarkably varied and attractive list T H E N. K. F A IR B A N K C O M P A N Y , position______and are willing to study, Bend five two-cent stamps i forf five easy lessons Brown------Miss Eva Emerson visited her of features has been secured for the coming Chicago. 8L Louis. N ew Y ork. Boston. Philadelphia. (by mail) in Simplified Phonetic Shorthand to friend Lillie Brown one afternoon recently. year, including contiibutiona by aeveral of the ------M . F. Sherman called on B. F . Brown foremost writers of the day. New York one day lately. Rudyard Kipling's first "Jungle Stories” were written for St. Nicholas, and thia yeir onnld understand nothing bnt "«ahib” I FANNY RICE he will contribute a new series of atories to (Mr.) ami "mem sahib" (Mr*.), he or th e Business tbe magazine, called the “ Just-So Stories” joggled three little cop* with lightning Y O R K S A F E written in a new vein— fantastic stories. Some rapidity. Presently a fuzzy trail ap Fanny Rice waa born in Lowell, Mart., The Best in the World, stories, M r. Kipling says are meant to be peared under one of them. It difap- Institute and wat brought up and educated in Boston, read quietly, and some are meant to be told 81 E. 126th 8t.. New York. H er professional career haa been remarkably aloud. Some are for rainy mornings and some peared and turned up mirier nnother Always Reliable, successful and particularly interesting. When for long, hot afternoons, and some are for bed cup. Then there wn* not one ball, bnt The most celebrsted Practloal Schools In America. Wo train for practical work lest than sixteen years of age the first at time. These stoiies of M r. Kipling's are there were three, six. ten. Then they Sure Protection from Fire and obtain salaried positions for all worthy graduates of our Business and tracted public attention by her singing and meant to be told “ just-so,” and one rouat not disappeiirt (I again it* mysteriously ns Shorthand Courses. Wo offer __ recitations in church conceits in Boston. Her alter one single little word. There are stories they had collie. L.Itle ronnd, hard balls EPH. PERRY, Agt., zt»gs — for first Information of a vacancy for a Bookkeeper, Stenwrapner, voice and pleating personality soon attracted S S Clerk or Telegraph Operator, which wo successfully fill. Competent about animals, queer, very queer animals. of the size of pens alternated with the Rockland. Maine. V U IXblVIll LI BS,tst"nts suppllod to business houses without charge. Thousands of the attention of managers of operas, and the Mr. Frank Stockton will contribute "The larger and rcevl.r r ones, and these two testimonials from Bankers. Merchants and prominent patrons overywhero. Students enter wat ergaged to ting second roles with a Buccaneers of our Coast.” This is a serie* of varieties were oiiiiHtautly, as it seemed, DR. J. H. DAMON, anytim e. No vacations, if xpenseB moderate. Railroad Fare Paia. Address (mention tnu leading opera company. This foundation for narrative sketches in which will be (tested the Oapert, her ultimate succeta. A t tbe time when the exchanging places in the most inyn Nnnrcnn and Mechanical origin,characteristics,adventures and exploit* of KATINO KlltK. CLEMENT C. CAINES. President, Foughkeepeie, N. T. New York Casino was Ibe home of comic terions way. It. wa* very elever “ palui that wild body of sea-rovers,calling themselves ■nako oharmersof Morocco are wild anil Xlewstlart. opeta in thia country, tbe manager of that "The Brethren of the Coast,” who, during the ing- ” I’KVK ItlXMJK, son M sm St s s s v . institution saw in Miss Rier. a remarkably greater part of the seventeenth centuiy rav fierce euongh in appearance. The speci ,1n*t ir* lire performance wns at its *7 Rthnr and (>|to slw ayann hand. 1 lever c medienne, and secured her to play men I saw in Tangier was a born eomo- aooxooooooooooooooo'oaoe aged and almost tuled the water* and shores height Hie iiiii;'ieiiiii went ronnd tho W V. HANSCOM. M. D. This * ,he principal roles in tome o f his most im of the West Indies. dian and snceeeded in innking the peo circle for coin*, which were thrown I Your Grocer portant productions. H e r success in New M r. J. T. Trowbridge ha* written a serial, ple who looked at his antic* laugh Physician and Surgeon, York was immediate, and she became a great upon the ground. It wonld be sacrilege "Tw o Biddicut Boys, and Their Adventures heartily. Thero was one woman in the tn hold out n turban for them, us the Oftlcei—8
THOMASTON ROCKPORT VIMALHAVEM T h e Lyceum lecture committee feel tbet Mi«« Ethel Grant of Freeport it Tithing her DISCOUNT Rev. T. I. Wright of Waldoboro preached they have struck a tesponsive chord and that ■uni, Mra. C. L . Paacal------M itt Angie Club Skates! Club Skates 1 at the M. K. charch Sanday evening, and at our people are responding heartily to their SPECIAL SALE 33 1-3 per cent. Maxwell hat returned from a few weeks viait ■oat Warren Sanday afternoon. ifforta to provide them a serie, of rare enter in Livermore and Winthrop. The M ilt River Baptist Sanday school has . . P R E S E N T E D . . tainments daring tbe coming months course. added fifteen new books to its library. Rev. and Mra. J. L . Folaom of Stonington Tickets are selling rapidly. A rousing good called on friend* in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Overlock tetarned With the compliments house will greet the H on. John Tem ple OF COLLARS AND CUFFS Satarday from a visit to Msssachnsetts. C. L . Paacal and crew are repairing the Grave*, the great southern orator, on the The engagement of Miss Rose F. Moran to store formerly occupied by Carleton’s market opening night, Friday, Nov. 19. for the newly appointed postmaster John John Taff ol Natick, Mats, has been an- Social hop at Memorial hall tonight, under noanced. Harkness. Hardwood floors w ill be laid, the the auspices of the Clast of ’98 V . H . S. ^ M U R R A Y ’S walls and ceiling whitened, new shelving, Music by Meservey’s Orchestra. Mias Tinae Wilton hat returned from a trip electric lights and report lays new boxes will Copies of "Talks and Tales" the magazine to Baltimore in scb. W m . J. Lerm ond. She be added. M r. Harkness will move in Janu* came from Baltimore by rail. Until Dec. 25 we will give an order on one of our hardware firms for iublisbed at the Institute and Industrial ary 1. ON THURSDAY, NOV. 18, ONLY. one pair of Steel Club Skates with every B O Y ’S S U IT sold for cash flome for tbe blind at Hartford, Conn., will Mrs. Lucretia Hutchins, who bat been an James E. Shibles, who met with quite a inmate of the state prison for the past seven be for tale each month by M atter W illie severe accident last week by a loaded lime- without regardto cost. Coombs of this town. Tbe magazine it years, was liberated Friday. Mrs. Hutchins rock team backing over his foot, is somewhat Any of our 16c. Collars 10c. Any of our 25c. belonged in Atkinson, Piscataquis county, and published lor tbe purpose o f giving lucrative improved although it will he a number of No Old Ooodsl One Price—that price Guaranteed I employment to tbe blind yonng women. It was committed to prison fur manslaughter. Cuffs 17c. The finest line in the city. weeks before he will be able to walk. ia ten cents a copy or 8* a year in advance, Prices Mrs. B. S. Crandon, who has been ill for M r. and Mrs. S. H . W entworth are visiting Y O l/R MONEY BACK FOR THE ASKING. and those who are interested to help a trnly several weeks, has recovered sufficiently to sit in Boston and New Hampshire------Supt, worthy cause, will be glad to obtain copies ol up awhile daily— E. S. Smalley, Jr., bat re of schools J. S. Foster announce* the examma tbe m.g.zine, thui helping tbe work and ' moved from the Episcopal parsonage into the Rockland, Me. tions at the different schools as follow s: Nov. keeping in touch with it 446 Main St., A . W . Allen bouse at M ill R iver. 17 a. m., primary taught by M ita Annie A t a recent meeting of prominent citizens, Chaplain Lotier of Illinois w ill give a mon Ingraham ; p. m., sub primary taught by a new organization wai formed to be known ologue entertainment at the M. E. charch, Miss Mae Pottle and primary, Miss Edna at tbe Vinalbaven Net Factory Company. very much respected by all who knew him In the shape of •Friday eventng. H e w ill recite original ------Miss Nellie Rivsrs of Tenant's H arbor is Gurney; Nov. 18, a. ro., intermediate, Mrs Capital stock 8$ ^>00; 850 per share. The . poems and ting. Chaplain L o tie t was the H a iti* W iley; p. m , intermediate taught by officers are at follows: Directors, A . P. visiting friends here. a postal card to first one to bold the office of chaplain in the Mrs. Nancy J. Triboa; 19th a. m., grammar, Green, J. W. P. Turner, E. S. Roberts, J. H . National Encampment O. A. R. Tickets to F. C. H eal; p. no. high taught by R. M Sanborn, L. W. Smith, T. E. Libby, C. B. E A S T M A N the entertainment 15 and 25 cents. UNION M illett. A cordial invitation is extended to Smith, W. S. Vinal, E. R. Roberts; president B R O S . & .. The Fowler house on Beechwoods street nil citizens and especially the parents to be K ocKL~AND,/!\E. H . Sanborn; secretary and treasurer, T . E. Bethel Rebecca Lodge is invited to Cam has been repaired------Mrs. Susie Poland o f present. Lbby; building committee, A . P. Green, E. den, Wednesday o l this week. B A N C R O F T Sometville it visiting in town— Cspt. E S. Lutber McLaughlin, who fell from J. S. R. Roberts, C. B. Smith, L . W . Smith W . S. There was a very pleasant surprise party at Smalley left for New York Monday to take Foster’s “ tramway” last week is improving. Vinal. Tbe old landmarks standing on tbe tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Willey list Portland, Me., charge of ship Baring Bros., which is loading Telephonic communication from the Maine CAMOcN site selected for the new factory have been week, the occasion being M r. Willey's fiftieth for Japan. GUSHING General Hospital, where Winslow F. Dilling- torn down and the foundation began. birthday. Lunch was served and whist en will bring you by return mail, The W. C. T. U. met Saturday evening Mrs. Emma Rivers who has been visiting The Krox Hose Company will bold their ham went for treatment, reports that an oper Th e opening lecture of the Lyceum course joyed until a late hour. M r. W illey was pre with Mrz. Sylvealer Arau------The Bay View Mrs. M. A. Miller, has returned to her home samples of or information about fourth annual levee and ball at Watts Hall tion for appendicitis was successfully per- occurs Friday evening. John Tem ple Graves sented with a chair from the Union whist entertained Mr. Hiller, one of Baltimore's in Baltimore, M il.------Miss Alice M . Young nest Thursday evening. D r. Cereno hat been formed on him Friday and he is at present of Georgia it to be orator and will speak on club. anything in their immense crack pitcherz, last week. H o lier has been entertained friends at her home recently in cogaged to give an exhibition with his troupe doing nicely. Mrs. Roscoe Robbins, N ina Robbins and viziling Iriendz in Hope. honor of her birthday. A very pleasant time “ The Reign of the Demagogue.” M r. stock. of trained dogs. Dancing will follow the en Graves comes very highly recommended and Bessie Paine of Camden have gone to New Sch. H . F. K im b 'Il arrived Saturday from A meeting of (be Soldier's M onum ent Az- was enjoyed by all who attended------Albert tertainment. Meservey's Quintet w ill furnish indications point to a large audience. York to visit Mrs. Robbins' brother------H igh It’s a Boaton with the hard pine for the towers of zociation will be held Friday evening with H . Robinson hes returned home from New music. Tickets to entertainment 25 cents, school closed last week, Morris Gray teacher. Shepherd’s tramway now in the course of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tobin and it it requested Hampshire where he has been at w ork------Hon. and Mrs. F. S. Walla have returned children 10 cents. Tickets to dance 25 cents, ------Charles Barnard was home over Sunday. construction. W ork will now be rapidly that there be a lull attendance. The old fence around Norton cemetery has from a visit with relatives in Searsmont------Quick—Easy — Safe— Cheap ladies free. There will be an illuminated ------Frank Wiley of Camden called on G W. pushed. been taken away and replaced with a new W . Frank Pierce is home from N orth Jay------street parade at p. m. and a free exhibition George W . Varney is putting in a system Bachelder, Sunday------Mra. B. D . Spencer Miss Faustina Delm ar Pitts, daughter one which very much improves the appear B. L . Lane left last week for Presque Isle, in front of thh hall at 7.30 o'clock. i f alarms, electric bell and telephone in the visited her brother D r. W aigatt latt week— - w ay to buy D ry Goods. the late W alter and Faustina Delm ar Pitta of ance o f it------The first snow storm of the called there by the illness o f a friend------M r. S. L . Hanscom preached in Waldoboro Sirawbridge cottage and buildings. Almon Thompson and son Charles, have Rev. this town, and Mr. Patrick J. Gilluk of Cam season came Friday and it seemed veiy and Mrs. Joe Lane of Waterville arrived Sanday. moved into the old Masonic h a ll------Mrs. Ziba den were married Friday morning at the The class of ’98 Camden high school will winterisb------Andrew M . Kelleran has made Saturday and are at the home o f M r. and This firm have a thirty- Simmons has returned from Camden------The gang of ship csrpenters, who have been residence of M r. and Mrs. C. F . Richards, give Ibeir potipuned supper in G. A. R. hall extensive repairs on bis dwelling, having Mrs. H. V. Lane------Mrs. H . Burton Pierce George Wellman and Fred Ripley were in years’ refutation for honest at work in Bath, have returned home to await Amsbury Hill. Rev. Henry Jones rector of tomorrow evening from 5 30 to 7 o'clock. The raised the roof of his bouse and bu;lt a new haa gone to New York to juin M r. Pierce town Sunday------Lewis Hills of Warren the completion of repairs upon the steamer's St. Thomas Episcopal church of Camden proceeds will go toward paying expenses of porch------Bartholomew K . Parsons died very for tbe winter------The schools in district No. dealing. They keep Dry and boilers. i fficiated in the presence of only immediate graduation and all should lend a helping hand. suddenly at the home of Vinal Wallace Nov. 3 were in session Saturday “ making up”------called on friends S u n d ay----- William Hart is going to move into the Robbins’ block------Fancy Goods of every sort and The class of ’97, T. H. S, will have a relatives. The bride, who is one of Rock The Friday Reading Club was enlerlained 8. Funeral services were held Wednesday W. V. Lane of Camden the popular artist Mist Eveline H ills is visiting in Bangor------dance and sale ol candies at Eureka Engine port’s best known young ladies, was becom Friday afternoon by Mrs. Fred Richards and afternoon, Rev. H. I. Holt officiating------spent Sunday in town------Schooner Julia Men’s and Women’s Furnish Arthur Paine was in town Saturday------M r. ball this evening (Tuesday). Music by A t ingly attired in a costume of blue corded silk, a pleasant time was the retail. G. I. Young has improved the looks of hi* Decker, Capt. Spear, it discharging coal at and Mrs C. I. Burrows called on friends re ings. Dress Goods and Silks kins and Gale. with white satin and pearl passementerie Miss Louise Stetson was m aid-of honor at buildings by a coat of paint------Miss H attie Ambruit’s wharf------Mrs. Flora Cooper cently------Richard Thompson goes away this trimmings. She is a graduate of the Rock the Dexter-Shaw nuptials in L ow ell, Mass., C. Maxey closed a successful term of school spent Sunday at North H aven------M r. and are two leading departments. The Woodcock house on Beechwoods week------Miss Edith Betsey has returned from port high school, class of ’94 and of the Wednesday. The bride, Mias Daisy Dextet, io Dist. 2 Friday. Th e school presented Mra. Charles Smith formerly o f tb it place street has been reshingled. A new walk has Auguita------Miss Effie Coggan has gone to also been laid. Rockland Commercial college, an^ is a bright, was a classmate of M itt Stetson's at Miss her a pair of silver desert spoons as a token were in town a few days last w eek------Steamer This Week’s List of winsome, attractive young lady. T h e groom of their regard for her------Rev. H. F. Wood Vinalbaven failed to put in appearance Fri Franklin, Mass., to visit her sister, Mra. Goss. Mr. and Mrs. George Stone of Ilion, New Emerson's school in Boston and h at been has a lucrative and responsible position as of N orth Vasselboru will be at the chapel in day owing to the severe storm------Agent H . ------Preston Coombs, who has been visiting York, are being congratulatad upon the birth frequent visitor io Camden. » Trade Attracting Bargains head dyer in the Camden Woolen Mill where North Cushing Monday and Tuesday even J. Pring oi the L . C. Chase N e t Company his sister, hat gone to N ew Y o rk ------John of a daughter, Nov. 8. Mis. Stone was for The Methodist church should be crowded he has been employed for the past ten years. ings, Nov. 22 and 23, to deliver lectures on relurned to Boston Saturday------M r. and White hat retired from railioad life for a merly Clara M. Creighton of Thomaston. tomorrow evening on the occasion of the ap M r. and Mrs. Gillick will reside in Camden Mrs. G. S. Carver and son H orace w ill spend while. Harold Seidert takes his place as fire pearance ol Chaplain Lozier the popular en ihe “ H oly Land.” M r. Wood has visited A private hop was given at the restaurant and will begin life together with the con Palestine and has views by which he w ill illus the winter in Pratt, Kansas. man'------Since the postoffice has been 7 5 c Women’s Night Gowns, tertainer. Chaplain Lozier is known all over Friday evening by Miss Lizzie Gloyd. gratulations and best wishes of many friends, trate the lecture. An admission o f ten cents changed, strangers have had to enquire where Made of Outing Flannel in light the United States and his entertainment,which Ihe office it. Now why wouldn’t it be a good There were no services at the Congrega Rev. W. O. Holman of Rockland, who has will be charged. A ll interested in such WARREN and dark colors— full length and Bize be calls “ Your Mother's Apron Strings” it idea to have a sign painted at the corner of tional church Sunday evening on occount of been supplying the Baptist pulpit for the past things should avail themselves o f this oppor considered one ol the best things now being Mrs. L. A. R:ckford of Aubjrn w ill inspect the Robbins block? Then there would be no and prettily trimmed. the temporary illness ol the pastor Rev. C. D . few months, officiated for the last time Sunday given from the American platform. tunity. W m . Payson R elief Corps on Tuesday evening trouble. Order by m ail, enclosing 18 cents Booth! y. evening, as the newly engaged pastor Rev. S. Rev. L. D. Evans preached to the young Pl e a s a n t Po in t .— Mrs. Albion Morse, of this week. A. Packard will begin his pastorate next Kev, T. T. Gales gave the first of a series for postage. Money back if not sat Miss K ate Rose is among the sick ones— people Sunday, the subject o f h it text being who has been very sick for the past three Sunday. M r. Holman was eminently satis Miss Grace Demott was called to Strong, of lectures on *
MARINE MATTERS. OUR KOTINS CONTESTS of the paper. Five other contestants ran a close race with Mlsa Russell and only a few Kara Thus 100,000 Vetee TeetlAea the l'np- more votes in any case would have put one STRICTLY CASH STORE. W hat Onr Ilorn. VrMala Are IMInff— W«* FULLER & COBB. of them Io the front. Tbe C.-G. joins In the alp of QnarSer-rleeh anwS- S-o’eale. ulsu-lSy of Tbe Cenrler-OnaeSSe congratnlations to tbe winner and wishes to Seh. George Bird arrived Friday from N ew I l not only rained Friday bat it rained votea heartily thank tbe friends of all the contest York via Portland. alto in Vinalbaven and Warren, two of Knox ants for the real and interest exhibited in Ihe Our Special Reduction Sale to’make room for Xmas Connty’a molt progreative towns. contest. Seh. Onward, Kalloeh, with sand for W. Messrs. John W . Tbom at and C yrst Hills Great Hark Down Sale for Next 60 Days! H. Glover Co., from Provincetown, arrived had charge of tbe doting ceremonies of the Friday. CAROS OF THANKS Goods has been a greatjsuccess and we shall con Vinalbaven contest and their onting and their First quality RubW a, Boaton Rubber Shoe Co.’a make. Sch. Thomas If tar, Thorndike, strived Fri wait Io the wind-swept rocky iale w ill remain day from Bonthhay. tinue It 10 days with additional bargains. W sn n x x . Nov 18, '#7. freth in their memory for many days to come. Schs. Volant ,n d Llrzle arrived Friday from I wish to express my most sincere thanks Boys’ Storm King When The C.-G. representatives left the office M en’s Storm King Belfast with casks to A. F. Crockett Co. at nine o’clock Friday they knew that they through The Couriet Gazette to tbe many 600 yards Unbleached Cotton, 2- Picture Frames for decorating 25c. Rubber Boots Schs. Lena Young and Imogene dis were not going on a picnic. Rain waa falling friends who ao kindly aided me in the tsiryr- Rubber Boots cle contest, which favor w ill long he remem charged hah Friday horn Matinicua f «r the l-2c per yard. Ooe lot Books bound with cloih heavily and Ihe wind waa blowing down Main O L D P R IC E N E W P R IC E N E W T R IC E bered with pleasure. Rockland Fish Co. 1 case Prints, Chocolate Colors, 19c. 3 for 50c. ttreel at abnnt a m ile a minute clip but they trndged manfully to Tillson whatf. A n n ie A . R u s s e ll. # 3 . 5 0 S3.25 $3.oo S 2 .3 9 Sch. G. M . Brainerd, Ileal, with coal to good for Comforters, 2 3-4c per yard. Remnants ribbon, 6c. a yard. The Gov. Bodwell had made tbe trip Wa r r sm , N ot. 12. *97. Cohb Lim e Co. Irom New York, strived Sat 1 lot White Shaker Flannel, 3 S-4c Roller Towels cut 2 1-2 yards long scrota and had a rough experience and I wish to thank all those wno so kindly as- urday. the information waa given out that if lilte d me in the bicycle contest. Schs. W m. Rice, Maddocka, and Pema 6 bales good Batting for Com all made 25c. each. Ihe boat returned to the island that day it Bl a n c h e C r a w f o r d . M en’s Short Boys’ Short quid, Wheeler, (tom Boston, arrived Satnr forters, only 8c per roll. Checked Doilies 5c each. would nut he before two o'clock. But life day. was not idle in and about the wharf. VlRSLHAVEH, NoV. 18, 1N7. Rubber Boots Rubber Boots All Linen Tray Covers, 2 for 25c. Sch. Empress, Johnson, arrived Sunday 1 case Tw illed Percale 27in wide, The view from the wharf was one that beg- I take thia opportunuy of extending my O L D P R IC E NEW PRICE OLD PRICE N E W P R IC E from New York with coal to Joseph A bbott. gata description. Th e harbor waa full of thanks to all my ftiends who in any way 7c, worth 12 l-2 c Pillow Slips 2 for 25c. Sch M. II. Reed, Mills, tailed Thursday vessel!, rifely anchored bnt tossed about like aided me in winning the bicycle in The # 2 . 5 0 82.40 >3,25 S2.15 1 ca-e short length Outings, (’> l-4c, eggshells', the waves tolled "mountains” high for New York, and returned Sunday leaking Cuurier Gazette contest and tbe assistance Her cargo will be discharged and the w ill go and one of the itifieit gales ever known along rendeied will never be forgotien. worth 10c on the Railway (or caulking. New Dept. onr coait waa blowing. The City of Bangor A n n ie M . Coombs 26 pieces Plaid Ginghams 6c waa safely anchored in tbe lee of the land Scb. Nile, Manning, with cement to A. J. ViMaLRAVSH, N or, II, *97. M en’s Felts Ladies’ Rubbers, T runk and Dress Suit Cases. $8.60, and did not ventnre to land until sometime Bird .1 Co., arrived Sanday. I return a very heartfelt vote of thanks to NOTICE OUR REMOVAL $4.00, $4.50 and $6.00 all sizes. after noon. and Rubbers all styles Sch. Maggie Hurley, H a ll, arrived fropi Time did not hang very heavily on out my friends of Vinalhaven, North Haven and Waldoboro yesterday where she diichargnl O L D P R IC E N E W P R IC E hands, Ihe ever shifting bits o f panoramic Rockland who assisted me in getting votes in O L D P R IC E N E W P R IC E coal from New York. the Vinalhaven bicycle conies'. NOTICE OUR REMOVAL views with a warm fire in W illiam Weeks' Sch. Hum e, Grey, from Providence, ar 1 lot Remnants crashes, bargains D ora H o p k in s . $ 2 5 0 restaurant terring to make tbe time past S 2 .4O . 5 0 ;4 5 # 2 . 0 0 rived yesterday. In this lot. 20 Pieces Tycoon Reps 9c worth pleasantly. 1.90 Scb. J. B. H olden, Rich, loaded with atone But wc must not linger here. ROCKLANDS' FIRST DEFEAT 1 case Remnants F ru it o f tbe Loom from Vinalhaven for New York, sailed Sat 12c. At a little after two the Gov. Bodwell Other goods in like proportion. t T N o Coiqtone nt this sato nrday. Cambrics, Sc.cheap at 12 l-2 c started, the storm having somewhat subsided. Downed by Tnllendere Aided by Referee — 6 Pieces Figured Black Dress Sch. Addle Scbaelfer, Aylward, from Far- The trip serosa was a memorable one. The Polo Noted and Other Sport*. 1 bale 36 in Unbleached Cotton, rand, Spear & Co. for New York, sailed Satur Goods 29c worth 50c. ateamer waa tossed about like a chip, Ihe high Rockland was defeated by Augusts Satua- day. 4 l-2c. 25 Pieces Colored Dress Goods 25c waves dashed over ber decks, hut she stood to day Light in Elmwood fla il and it may sound Fernald, Blethen & Co., 1 bale 40 in Unbleached Colton, her work manfully, mounting each ware tri like crying baby for us to lay that the referee Sch. A. W . Ellis, Ryder, from A . C. Gay extra good value. umphantly. The few passengers endured life 310 MAIN ST., POCKLAND & Co , for New York, sailed Satutday. 5c ha J anything to do with it,yet for the life of us Colored Morie Poplins very hand as comfortably as posaible in Ihe cabin but we could not see, neither could the people Sch Iia II. Ellema, Maralon, and 9riga 1 bale 40 In Unblenclied Cotton nune were displeattd when a landing was present or the players themselves see, why dier, H inckley, are at Vinalbaven loading for some for shirt waists and skirts, 75c ' OTIIKIl OAM Bd. safely made at Vinalbaven. that last foul was called on Maynard, a foul There wasn’t a time in the game last night New Vurk. In Remnants Extra heavy, 6 l-4c when every member of the Bath team didn’t yard. After a thorough drying and warming that took away one goal from Rockland. Nov. 12, al Pori land, Portland 4, Angusta 3. Sch. S. J. Lindsey, McFadden, sailed S at 1 lot Cotton Crash, 3c per yd. process at tbe Central House, doing consid outplay their opposite on the Rockland teim. Nov 13. ai Gar Oner, Gardiner 3, Lewlsion 2. Rockland bad made two fouls, one by Al Bath, Bath 4, Portlnnd 2. urday lor New York from Joseph Abbott. Look in our Remnant Box every erable business in tbe meanwhile, Mesita. The boys from Bath are small in stature but Campbell and the other by Maynard. The Nov. 16, al Augusta, Augusta 8, Low Iston 2. Scba. Chat. R. Washington, Collins, from thing it contains 6 1 4c per yard. Thomas and H ills opened up at the pleasant first one was all right but the second one was what they lack in this respect they more than NOTICE OUR REMOVAL W 14 club rooms where they weie kept busy make up in lithenesi, agility, swiftness and Farrand, Spear & Co., and Oregon, Grots, questionable and to many looked as if it TIIR HT \N D IN Q from C. Doherty, sailed Sunday for Boston. during tbe closing hours. belonged to Augusta. science. They handled the ball at w ill Iasi 1 lot Lace Pillow Shams, 2 for 25c I There was a lively intereat in the contest. night and all that prevented the score from Won Ixisl Sch. Yankee Maid, Perry, sailed Sundiy NOTICE OUR REMOVAL It was in tbe last period. Rockland had Gardiner . The votes came in singly and in packages being larger was the good goal (ending of tor P. E. Island for another cargo of potatoes. 1 case W hite Bed Spreads at 49c been playing in bard luck all through tbe on k lurid containing thousands. Everything worked evening, Murphy stopping ball after ball that Mike O'Malley. B a ih - . . . Sch. Laura M. I.unt, Peek,, arrived al harmoniously and without the slightest fric Tbe lineup of Ihe Bath learn was the same os Portland regular 69c spread. should have counted for goals, and in the last Augusta . City Island Sunday liora Vinalhaven. From the last season with the exception of goal tend tion. period by very rapid and scientific work had Lewlsion . Sch. Cattle C. Miles arrived at N ew Ilesl 5-4 Table Oil Cloth, White and M alter Hopkins, the young brother ol one Burgess. Burgess is a find and his presence succeeded in forging ahead. W ith a little ford 14th. Colored, ,5c per v&rd. Cloak Dept. of tbe contestants, was as much interested as more ,than five minutes playing time the on tbe team is tbe link in a chain of players Gardiner is now in the lead. anyone. H e had worked hard for his ais'er't whose playing will be hard to best. Sch. Austin D. Knight, French, which has Spool Silk, all colors, 4c. Rocklsnds played to kill time. Maynard was WE OFFER IN THIS SALE success and was on hand to watch tbe closing Rockland’s weak spot seems to be at sec* been in the hstbor several days loaded with cautioned about fouls and said he would be Philip Jason received a telegram Monday pulp wood from Bangor, tailed uunday for M achine Thread, 200 yard spools scenes. That day he had trudged manfully very careful. The ball got into a corner with ond rush. Murphy may be a good player but morning from the manager of the Lcwlton New York. 10 Doz. Nice Plaid Waists at 98c. through the rain, snow, slnsh and breasted the Maynard and several other players struggling he has not demonstrated it here yet. But the polo team tn report at once. Phil responded 2c. Scb. Catawamteak was loading yesterday gale to a home a mile away after votes but he for it. Referee May blew his whistle and to players all say that he is all right and he may to the call promptly and is now a member of 5 Doz. Nice Black Dress Skirts, for New York and tcb. Pcmaquid lor Boston Black Dress Braid for binding, 3c only got 1 single coupon for bis efforts. the surprise of all called a foul on Rockland. come around in time. Campbell is fast and the Lewiston team with a good salary. We 98c made from figured goods, velvet- Promptly at eight o'clock tbe voting closed be needs a pretty fast man to assist bim as Irom A . C. Gay h Co. Velveteen binding, 4 yard piece, This lost Rockland a goal and tied the score, believe Rockland's only representative in the ine binding. and the counting commenced immediately in Then followed a period of inactivity for Rock second rush. A man like McGilvray would league will hold his own with the best of Tw o small coasting veasela bound for M aip f the presence of an interesting throng that be about the right site. 10c. land. Capt. Campbell and his men were so them. pons frum Boaton are supposed to have been 2 Doz. Black and Colored Dress There was no semblance of team work last Crochet Silk, all colors, 5c a ball. filled the room. taken back that they made no attempt to play capsized, with lost of all hands. They Me S kirts, $1 69, better than most $2.25 M ist Dora Hopkins was represented by and in less time than it takes to tell it Augus night on tbe part of the Rocklands their work The state papers are giving Charlie Gay the Annie L Grtcn and Ihe Willie, engaged Look in our 6 1.4c box for Rem H . W . Fifieid; Mra. O . C. Lane oy E. B. ta had scored another goal. This is when in this respect comparing with that of Bath as the credit of being one of the best rushers in in canying granite Irom Green's la n d in g to skirts. Smith; Miss Maud Grey by F. A. Grindle; the flickering of a candle compares with the nants. Rockland did wrong for it should make no the league. I I * is, and no one questions his Fort Point Channel and Charles river. The A few Black Silk skirts reduced Miss Annie Coomba by O . P. Lyons; Mias difference how strong the odds were against brilliancy of an electric arc light. Science wins ability as a goal stroke. Green is commended by Captain Albert Web Lena Arey by J. H. Clark. them they should not have allowed themselves games,not brute strength. Long drives across iter, 17 years old. The W illie is commanded 20 per cent. The counteri had no snap bnt they went at the floor seldom accomplishes anything. This NOTICE OUR REMOVAL to go into a trance. W ith but a couple of Jordan is with Portland again at half back by Capt. M artin Paacnal, 37 years old, resid their work as if they meant business and the is individual playing, pasting is team work We ofler a discount of 20 per cent minutes of playing time they got into tbe A smart little player that same Jordan. ing with hit wife and two children at East enormous pile of votes disappeared as if game but it was too late. gnd what wins. Boston. Twenty-three days have elapsed on all.of our children’s jackets in 3, swept away by a western blizzard. Referee May did a good job, his work Referee May undoubtedly gave his deci How fickle is the polo public and especially since they sailed from Rockland. T h e AUnic Breathlessly the work of the connters was being above criticism. Miscellaneous 4, 5, and 6, years o f age— as we have sions just as be saw them but in the judgment I if it happens to be a Portland polo public. A L Green waa built at Brooksville, M e., in watched by the spectators and for almost The summary: over stock. of fair minded people he was w io r g and there week ago Ihe sports there were ready to lynch 1886, and owned by Capt. A . N . Webster ol two hoars (food arxianaly waiting tor the Stonington, Me. She waa valued at nboat Mdse. by created general dissatisfaction. W e d Rockland Bath goal tender Allen if he ever showed bis face. 25 per cent discount on Fur Col remit. Miss Coombs and Miss Grey were not question Referee Max’s honesty of pur Campbell first rush MaGllv?ry • OD ,or* ^ ot when Fasrell Proved a fail* $2500. Tbe schooner Willie waa formerly tbe only eonteitanta present and from out Murphy second rush FROM ALL DEPTS. pose,and we commend him for doing what he E Mooney ure end Allen came on the floor in his stead, 1 he Brilith schooner Fanny G iven, built tn laret's and a large assortment to ward appearancei they appeared leas con MoGuwno, Goodreau center thinks right, but we hardly think be was justi Maynard halfback Murtaugh I the audience applauded bim for five minutes 1862 at Cornwallis, N . S. Sbe wm 87 Ions Childrens School Umbrellas 24 in select from. cerned than any others present. fied in calling that last foul. O’Walley ' • te*dily. Allen is a corker but last season »nd was rebuilt ao at to obtain an American When tbe conntera finished their labors Goals Made by * We did not intend to say anything about l.so (here were whispers as to his strict integrity register, anil was valued at about 82500, Natural Wood Handle, Fast Black, they leaned back in their chairs with aigbs of Bath IsoGILary these fouls but when one o f our contempora Bath McGilvray 804 on the floor. A ll will be forgiven if be doe, a upon which it ia thought ber owner, Capt. NOTICE OUR REMOVAL relief and puffed contentedly at fragrant 39c. ries said that Maynard deliberately fouled it Rockland Mtsynnrd .46 good chore now. Cbarlea Uabbidge, held no insurance. cigars. said something unjust and unwananted. BMth J . Mooney 2.18 Boston Bags 25c. The result of the vote was as follows: Limit The schooner Henry Ljppctt of Thomas It would have been easier to t)avc said that Bath J. Mooney 1 12 Owing to tbe dissatisfaction expressed by ton, Me., which haa been anchored in thc 1 case Corsets, D rab Colors only, Ask to see our $5 00 Black Boucle Mlaa Annie M. ■ oembt, 29.702 Maynard sold the game, and we know of no Rockland Caoinbull 6 01 the attendants of the polo game Saturday aound ofl Robinson's H ole since Thursday, Capes with real Thibet trimming,it is Mira Dora Hopkins, 12,SM one that would accuse Maynard of this for Bath J Mooney 1 81 29c, worth 50e. Mia- Maud.. Grey, 10,0.M Limit night Referee May called up Secretary Rich aignalrd the Gay Head lile saving station 3*1 there isn’t a man on the team who works Mra. O. G U h , A,467 Bath MoGllvray 6 81 arda Sunday and tendered bin resignalion. urday, that her windlass hilts was damaged 100 dozen Gent’s Wool Hose.2 pairs a Bargain at $5 .00. Mlaa Iz-na M Arey, 2.U6S harder for victory than does Maynard. Roosland G ndreau 4.28 Tbe president prevailed on M ay to recon and that she could not weigh anchor. T k i 10 Doz. Print Wrappers in Dark Ml,, Laura Hoowmao, 696 The game was a rapid one and the playing Bath MoGllvray 04 for 25 c as long as they last. Ml,a Martie MyrloS, 264 Score Bath 7, Rockland 3: Ruches, Mooney H, sider. lile aavera immediately went to her assistance o f the Augustas was a pleasant revelation to Ladies’ and Gents’ Handkerchiefs, and Medium Shades going in this A ll present declaring themselves aatisfied Campbull 4, Maynard; stops O'Maib-v 40, burg< tbe people present. The Rocklands played 20; loule, Maynar i ; Referee May; Tfnsor B lac a II w ith the connt and that everything was all It is a remarkable fact that when away from sale at 46c. good polo and every man played to win, ex SHOULD BE TRIED IN BO$TO» 5 c. ■traigbt Mias Coombs was announced as the home the Rocklands aeldom have a foul cept in the short time mentioned. Ladies* Fleeced lined hose, seam 10 Doz. Natural River Rat Head winner ol the bicycle. called on them anil our exchangei all speak Our readers will excuse us for thus dwelling of their work as being scientific, gentlemanly Scarfs, ex ra long—This sale 69c. The total vote was 56,844, a vote that fully on the fouls made hut we had to as those fouls In tbe opinion of the Boiton papers trust less, 2 for 2.5c. and without roughnesa. At borne, however, one haa blundered in allowing the trial ol trstifird to tbe popularity of Tbe Courier Ga were tbe most important feature of the game. Ladies’ Side Elastics, 15c per pair. 25 Black Thiuot Boas in lengths zette inVioalbaven and vicinity. The total vote with a local referee, fouls are called often Andersen, charged with the raurdef of tbe The summary: ARE GIVEN was many thousands mure than anticipated times without the aligbcst provocation. W e caplain and mate of the Glive Pecker', tb take 1 lot odd Corsets, 75c, worth $1.00, from 1-2 yard to 1 1-2 yards, $3.00 Rockland A wousta believe in calling fouls and Rockland should by any of tbe contestants or their friends but it Hohofl-ld place in Virgioia. Either tbe captain o l tbe (lamp til’ll first rush not be shown any favors and tbe same treat $1.25 and $1.75. per ysrd. illustrates the fact that Th e Courier-Gazette Murphy second rush Turner United Slates steamship LancM ter did not hat many readers. MoGowen center »’erry AWAY ment should be accorded the viaiti g teaoaa. carry out tbe orders of hia superioM at Children’s Scarlet Vests and Pants naif back Mat ».e Votes were received from as far weat as Maynard O'Mnlly goal “ ’•H i'. Washington, "Io make Boston bis first port o l 89c reduced from 60c. California and aa far south as Florida. The Goals Won by Made by We have mado a new deal whoroby Tbe Rocklands play in Lewiston Wednes entry," or tbe officials connected with the contest was short but sharp from beginning 1 AUgUHlB Turner 1 66 day and Thursday night the Gardiners will attorney gencral'a department have naiacon Ladies* Flanelette Gowns 69c. Boys’ Dept. August* Turner 5 ae to rnd. 3 we aro now able to ofler our cualomera, make their first appearance here. T b it w ill •lined tbe law. Gents* Flanelette NigbtGowns 59c Limit W e only need mention that any All during the contest there were nothing 8 Rocklnnd Campbell 3 lu will) every $20 worth of goods sold be Ihe last home game until Thanksgiving As a result there la much disappointment Gents* Blue Flannel Shirts, 9Hu but words of praise for Th e C ourier-G izetie 4 Rock sod Murphy 6.10 when Ibe Lcwiitons will be here for two among tbe Norfolk official!, and tbe trial at 6 AiigUBte Hchod. Id 6 16 that place will mean an catra eapebte oi boy from 3 to 16 years can get fitted and the honorable, business like methods Limit fot; cash, a handsome solid oak center games. usually sold at $1.25. employed. We tale Ibis opportunity of con in either a Reefer Suit, Separate 6 Rooklaod Murphy 6 56 table or folding work tablo. Cali and tbousanda of dollars to the government. gratulaling Mias Coomba on ber success, 7 Rocklund Campbell a Vi Allen and Jordan have returned to tbe Everything waa in readlncaa in Boaton, ao Gents’ Wool Fbeced Underwear, 4 16 Pants (long or short), Sweaters, realizing that she w ill have many pleaaant see them. You w ill ho pleased. Portland team, Manager Uurnham concluding that when Andersen and tbe crew arrived in 47c. Score Auvus a 4, Rockland 3; Rush*** Campbell Caps, etc. hours ridiug tbe bicycle she worked ao hard I. Schofield, May sard; aiopa, O*Mallv 2H, -u-phy that be could not get along without them. that port tbry would have been given a apeedy 1 lot Ladies* Cashmere Hose 39o, to obtain. W e also take this opportunity of BTjKuul-, Rockland 3 Augusla; lleftree, K. d. bearing and trial. W e have Just received a lot of thanking the other young ladies and their May; Tuner, A. T. Biecklngi Up to the day Ihe lame aster arrived* al filial flleal Itching flies. reduced trom 5„c. friends who aided in making the contrst sue Norfolk there eemed to be no possible doubt Leather Legging for boys at $1 25 THE LADIES' STORE Hynptomm- Molsiurtt; IntfiiM I cblug and ill ng Ladies* Jersey Ribbed vests. Ox c talul beyond onr anticipations, to the lug; hhisi <•! ulglit; worse by ■ciMltihlng If allowed that tbe trial would take place in Boaton. and $1 50. W c carry a large stock W 14 club for courtesies extended in the use to ran ibiUM tumors form, which ohen Meed nod All tbe papers pertaining to tbe case’ which ford cut sleeves, perfect fitting 50c ol their rooms and in other ways, and to tbe IYIrs. E. Crockett, U'oerale, becinnliiM Very torn V a YNI’i OlKT were received by Assistant U nited Stale: and can please you, both in price, mknt ih>* I cblittf and bleedlnw, heel* ulu-r- counters for services rendered. Attorney John II. C'aaey from tbe vicn-couaul Boys’ Double V Waists 59o a bar h Ion, muu Io most uu i'i reujuvs* ihe tumor* Al style, and quality. Spufforo Block, Rockland. (|rUMwl*'l*(, ur by inull, for 60 ceols, Dr. Rwayuu A at Bahia will be forwarded immediately to gain. All sizes. The Warren Town ball was crowded to its tiou, i’hlittdslpbla. District Attorney White at Norfqlk, V«. cspicity Friday night when all the friends The United Stale! attorney a in Boaton hpv« Ladies’ Broadcloth and Jersey M ail Orders prom ptly attended to ol Tbe Courier Gasette bicycle contestants woiked unceasingly in the preparation of tbe G a'ters, 50, 75. $1.00 and $1 25. weie present to witness tbe grand finale o I cate, and besides have expeoded si no smalt 1 Case Cotton Diaper 35c piece, 10 Garments sent on approval to any tbit exciting and interesting conies'. amount c f money in securing diagrams and Tbe votes poured in from 7 to 8 o'clock, In this pictures which were to be used in ,tba trial. yards. T'-liable customer in M aine. (Express the b< ur lor closing. ’ Then the counters and The labor and expense already put into tbe paid one way) Send in your orders committee proceeded Io tbe stage where one there cate here is practically loti, aa Ibe atloraey at everything waa in readiness. After each con PICTURES ! N i f -Ik will be obliged to cover tba aama NOTICE OUR REMOVAL with size and description of what tcstanl'a votes bad passed through the differ, ground. you want. ent counters’ bands the final rem it waa given is health and keen enjoy It had been decided to try Andersen on Figured Table Covers 25c. not, and M ill Annie A. Rusaell was found to Ibe charge of killing the mate inatcad of the Our Stock is large. he the winner, with nearly 10,000 votes. The ment, for it is the symbol captain, aa Ihe evidence in ihe case ia atroagar Silk picture and mantle throws 19o. Our Employees are 80 in number. total vote was much larger than expected, in I again,t bim than it would be f be was not only showed that the different contestama PICTURES! of the finest coffee grown. charged with murdering tbe captain. Babies Bonnets, 25c. We want your patronage and will bad hosts of frirnds throughout Knox county, A rt Silks. 25c per yd. try to please. but that Tbe Courier Giselle's popularity ex Chase & Sanborn’s tended throughout tbe U n ite ’ States, for vote! CLOVER FARM in the contest bad been received from nearly DURING THIS SALK Seal Brand Coffee everv state in ibe Union. T b e Iota) vote was PICTURES^ IMC Lin in g Cambi iu at 3c. Lockwood A Cotton, 40 In. wide, 46.843, divided as follows: comedy, “Glover Karin.” to be produced by Souls Kuaeell...... 920. is always the same. It 5 1 2c. at tbe lowest price iu tbe tbe Ibalia Club iu Farwell Opera boaat, Fruit of tbe Loom cotton, 36 in. at Klvls Merry ...... 7007 annals of trade. Limited quantity* Hlsocks A. Urawfurd...... 7106 is the Coffee that is Thsologiviotf night will be worth _ 5 3 4c. Aouis Msru ...... •...... 7699 be judged from a perusal of Ihe foMowiwg 1 lot Fancv Silks, reduced from 69 L. us ...... SUSS cs>t )»f well known sad laleoled Pins Der paper, 1c. Kdos W a lt s ...... 6269 bought by the best fami and 75c A BREAT POLO SAME OO YOU BELIEVE ITT the l.ridgu, but he seemed to bo fading away. Roeklusd Defeats Pertlaad la Her Ow„ That wv should doom that look’s tho thing Tho veins in his forehead became Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co. Thut will to ns oar blessing bring Stop! Women, Balllwlek—The Details. And give ns honey wit boat sting ? bluer and his white skin became whiter. Rockland ran up against Manager Burn MILWAUKIE, WISCONSIN I d o n 't b eliev e it I He coughed and coughed, and some ham's aggregation of flukes in tbe Portland Bat (list endeavor well applied, times the blood would gusli from his And Consider the All-Important Pact, rink Thursday night and dusted the floor with A will (hat will not be l« denied* Do much life’s problem to decide— mouth, and he would hitler over to the 'em to the tone of 9 to 3. The Portland HENRY L. PALMER, President I do believe it I curb and let the life current splash into That In addressing Mrs. Plnkham you are con papers, particularly the Argus, gave the Port the gutter. On these occasions tho g ri.'i fiding your private Ills to a woman—a woman land team a great call down and il the same That oar great world, as some folks say, thing bad been done by a Rockland paper Has still grown worse from day to day, and terror of ohbAnnt. John were piti whoso experience In treating woman's able. She would throw her papers beside somebody would have been hunting around to SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT, JUNE 30, 1897. While inen and morals but decay? diseases Is greater than that of any liv lick tbe editor long before thia. W e quote a I don't believe itl the boy, kneel on them and put her ing physician—male or female. But that, as history will show, portion of tbe Press' account, as follows: A sset...... 78 The ‘'good old times” of long ago good arm about his head, mooning all You can talk freely to a woman “ The Portlands met a stinging defeat Thura L ia b ilitie s...... 76.696,248 92 Have better grown, will letter grow— the while like an animal in distress. when It Is revolting to relate your day night at tbe hands of Rockland. The I do b elieve itl After the kid, as the others called him, private troubles to a man—besides, local team was outclassed in every way. U n S u rp lu s...... $21,364,776 86 had recovered from one of these hemor aman does not understand—simply less the efficiency of tbe home team is greatly T h at w e are here to sorrow lx>rn, Improved within the next lew weeks, and Incom e, 6 m o n th s, 1897...... 9.194.920 20 Are given life to live forlorn, rhages he would be desperately weak , because he Is a man. Disbursements, 6 months, 1897 4,714,072 36 Have more of nighttime than of morn ? for at least ou hour, and Aunt John Many women suffer In silence and Rockland keeps up tbe pace abe baa set lor I d o n 't believe itl would wateh over him until lie was able drift along from bad to worse, know the teams of this leagne, the chamnionabip But that a healthy, cheerful mind will be about aa far away from Portland at the E xcess Incom e ov er D isb u rse m e n ts...... $ 4,480,847 86 And thankful heart e’en here may find to walk ing full well that they ought to have end o f tbe season as it was last year. T h e at That God means only to be kind— Ono day the old creature camo to the immediate assistance, but a natural tendance was nearly one thousand. Camp Six Months’ Progress I do believe itl bridge alone. She was in a strange and modesty impels them to shrink from bell and the other Rockland players were —George Birdseye in Boston Journal. unusual state of excitement and made exposing themselves to the questions heartily applauded, but af er the game com Increase In A s s e ts ...... $ 6,310,066 62 no attempt, to sell any papers. She and probably examinations of even menced the crowd evidently did not feel in Increase in S u rp lu s ...... 1,863,769 12 A U N T J O H N . sought out Nosey Geoghegan and In her their family physioian. It Is unneces the mood to recognize their fine work and Increase in In su ran ce in f o rc e ...... 14,413,681*00 half paralyzed way of speaking inado many of their beat plays passed unnotired. sary. Without money or price you “ Campbell nncovered the spot almost aa Dividends in this Company are nncqualed. him understand that she wanted him to can consult a woman, whose soon aa tbe whistle was aonnded, and from Dividends regulate the cost of insurance. When old Aunt John started in to go with her, and Nosey, not being a knowledge from actual experi this tim e out that player was everywhere in sell newspapers at the bridge, she hnd bad fellow at heart, only a little loud ence is greater than any local evidence. For quickness, dash and good The New ANNUAL DIVIDEND Policy of tbe Northwestern GUARAN a sorry time of it for awhile. The boys mouthed at times, took Aunt John by physician in the world. The fol beadwork, Campbell hasn’t an equal any TEES Definite and Stated Cash, Loan, Paid-up and Extended Insurance looked npon her os aMangerons hnsiness the arm and walked with her to the lowing invitation is freely offered; where in Maine today. H e is in the game values. 72 rival, because her withered ami and her tenement. accept It In the same spirit: all of tbe time and never loses sight ol the pinchod face touched the pocket nerve On a cot under the window lay the ball. H is shots at goal are remarkable for of the passersby so often that she kid. His wan hands wero crossed over MRS. PINKHAM’S STANDING INVITATION. their accuracy, and aa for juggling the ball creatod an appreciable diminution in his breast and between his finger tips Women suffering from any form of female weakness are Invited to promptly and fur tricka in carrying it about the floor communicate with Mrs. Plnkham at Lynn, Mass. All letters are received, and passing it, thia man can't be touched. C. R. DUfiTOfi, qt/ltnnL ^ r j f y the daily receipts of even Nosey (iecglie was a faded daguerreotype, whioh the But Campbell is not the only man on the gan, who had long enjoyed the prestige old woman tenderly removed and hand opened, read and answered by women only. A woman can freely talk of her Rockland team, although be is a tower ol of being the autocrat of the row, a posi ed to Nosey. The newsboy saw the pic private illness to a woman; thus has been established the eternal confidence be strength in himself. H ia w o ik ia ably sec 189 Exchange Street, Bangor, Maine. tion ho maintained by vociferation or ture of a fair haired boy, with wide tween Mis. Plnkham and the women of America which has never been broken. onded by every man on the Rockland team J by force of arms, as occasion demanded. open eyes, and he looked at the child Out of the vast volume of experience which she has to draw from, It is more and especially is the work of O'Malley at goal But Aunt John didn’t care a tom paper ou the bed. The likeness between tho than possible that she has gained the very knowledge that will help your to be commended. After the bail was put for Nosey, and for that matter she de two was startling enough to impress case. She asks nothing in return except your good-will, and her advice has into play the superiority of tbe viaitors became Just for Fun! fied him from the very day she began relieved thousands Surely any woman, rich or poor, Is very foolish If she does at once apparent. Campbell and Murphy, 49 Persons even the unimpressionable Nosey, but, sometimes helped a bit by McGowan and calling out in cracked trehlo the printed of course, the daguerreotype was that not take advantago of this generous offer of asslstance.-Lydla E. Plnkham Maynard, passed Ibe ball back and forth lies and the printed truths she had for of another boy, for ou tho back was Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. across tbe floor until they had it in dangerous sale. pasted u slip of jiaper on which was proximity to the Portland goal. Here the Oat c f 50 Nobody knew where Aunt John came written: "My darling hoy, John, died TRIP ON A LOBSTER SMACK IMPORTANT WORK Portland playeri showed their weakness in from, wid-nobody cared. Tlio name by July 8, 1868, aged 7 years and 4 defensive woik. Nice Pressed Hay “ A nd so it went on for tbe first period with which sho was known was bestowed months, the duy his father was killed We tailed oat of Mednncook in tbe "Star of Who are ruptured cannot Summary of W hat Haa Hern Accomplished Portland apparently growing more helpless locate the seut of tbo trouble upon her by the hoys themselves and at Gettysburg." the Weit," Saturday, Oct. 30, with a light By Fish Commission In One Year. every minute and the work of Rockland grow- without skilled assistance. was dne to her habit of addressing When Nosey looked again ho realized wind 'roni the north, then stood over by the ing stronger all the time. Farrell, in Port They think they can—are positive they oan-yet everybody as “ John"—rivals and pa northern end o f Caldwell, stopped a few $11.50 that tho kid whom ho thought to be United States Fish Commissioner John J. land’s goal, lost bia head once or twice and five minutes explanation convinces ihtrn they are trons alike. She had a small, wiaened minutes st Port Clyde and went ashore. Brice has submitted to the president a sum the result was a goal eveiy time. Farrell was usleep, so peaceful was tho smile on his mistaken. A so entlflo truss should never touch face, parchment as to color and triangle The canning factory is deserted and the mary of the work accomplished by the Fish not so much to blame for what happened aa Per Ton parted lips, Aiis dead. Aunt John was the public bone, never press the spermatic oord or village looks quiet. W e saw two rusticatort Commission since Dec. I , 1896. as to shape, with a tufted chin as the ou her knees alongside of tho oot, with the work of Jean on defense was very poor. any other delicate part, should never have under from W arren in a small boat— they had no dog. As a result of the season's operations at the “ Before the first period had ended Rock apex, and a pair of large dark eyes, that her withered hand resting inert on tlie straps, ahould always be easy on the back and W hile we were getting under way again they cod stations in New England 180.000,000 land had four goals to its credit and three of were probably handsome eyes years ago, floor and her living arm thrown over should hold the rupture at the Internal ring so aa had rowed to windward, raised a small tail eggs were collected, from which 98,000,000 them were caged by Campbell, while Murphy when her-cheeks were rounded and rosy not to allow any part of It to lodge In the Inguinal the corpse, while tho faded picture was and stood over towards Gay's island. W e fry were liberated on the natural spawning gut one on a pats from the star rush of tbe First Quality.-^" canal. The Drs. Sialtha* and her -wrinkled throat full and white. pressed to her lips. She got up after passed the lighthouse and the pleasant cottage grounds along the coast of Maaaachuaetta. viaitors. A t tbe beginning o f the second Her figure was bent, and when sho awhile and made Nosey understand that o f the keeper, then sailed through the Mussel Tbe results secured were 40,000,000 in excess period Portland got into the game in com -walked it was with a sort of wabble she wanted an undertaker. So he went Ridge channel with a light breeze but a of the previous year. mendable style, but after volleying at Rock Honest John Truss and hop, the punishment that followed out to get one and incidentally to relate atrong ebb tide. A t the conclusion of the cod work thr land’s goal once or twice and missing one or Ia a sclentlrtc Instrument but cannot bo bought like tho paralysis and shriveled the tissues his experiences to his fellows, who im I noticed 1 number of veaaels bound east, propagation of tbe flatfish (w inter flounder) two good chances to score, Rockland finally cutlery, it would be of no use, people would not of the poor, useless arm. some of which beat into Seal Harbor for the was undertaken at W ood’s H ole, Maas., on a got the fifth goal, Campbell taking the hall Coal, W ood, know where to wear It. They have to he shown; mediately mode up a purse of $1.45, night on account of tbe tide. In the even And what a curious thing that ami, which four of them took to Aunt John, scale much larger than heretofore, as evi away from Jean in tbe corner by a bit of jug for this reason it Is handled only through agents— ing we anchored in Dyer's harbor. A num denced by an output of over 64,000,000 of fry glery and caging it with ease. And so it mon knowing how to apply It. or, rather, the hand that belonged to it, telling her in their rough way that it ber of lobster fishermen came on board. from a total collection of 80,000,000 eggs, went on with It e Portland men working hard, F wasl High and curved at the wrist, was to buy a ‘‘wreat’ of flowers fur the One old gritzly looking man was quite a 69,000 in excess of the previous year. but without aucceaa until Rockland bad long, tapering fingers and white as ala kid.” She took the money und, greatly talker and while we were sitting around in To further extend the propsgation of the •cored nine timea and with tbe proapecta of baster—the hand of a patrician on the to the surprise of tho donors, patted the cabin making lobster plugs he enter lobster, the most important crustacean in the more coming. A t thia point, W hipple, who body of a plebeian. It swung to and fro each ono of them ou the head. tained us with some yarns, one of the moat waters of the U nited States, which is now bad been doing very well, was withdrawn be flason’s Supplies. T. H. DONAHUE, - Agent, Hirn the hand of a jointed doll, and on On the Sunday following—this was interesting of which was about a big lobster rapidly decressing, the report states, it was ar cause he was hurt and Jean came out again. the third finger there shone with a he once caught. ranged not only to cover the region in tbe v i Ilia services did not materially strengthen Pharmaceutist. ou Friday—there w as a funeral from “ Tw aa 'bout time th’ war. I wae fishin' dimmed luster a worn circlet of gold. tho top floor of the tenement, und when cinity of Wood's H ole ; nd Gloucester, but tbe play from thia time out, but Libcoln, Cur Cor. Main aud Ltiuerock St*., Rockland an’ went out airly one mornin’ as usual ter also to make systematic collections from the tla and Morton took a decided brace, and for And every day after Aunt John had the undertaker’s assistant carried out haul. I'd Hauled part though an’ cum ter Telephone 63-2. 64 wound a string around her old fash fishermen operating on tbe entire coast be a few minutes put up as swift a game aa Rock the slender eofliu ho saw a dagnerreo- thia ere pot an' it hauled awful hard like. tween this city anJ Noank, Conn. land wanted to run up against. They did Fred R. Spear, ioned portmounaio with her teeth anil type tied ou the lid with a bit of twine, Ther wuz er load ov kelp to it or er balluat As a result of the extension ot the work, m t have the team work, nor did they work as her living hand she would take the cold und the old woman told him she want rock in th’ trap. Arter er long time I fetched notwithstanding tne pour catch, over 128,- easily aa did tbe Rockland men, but they got NO. ft PARK18T., ROCKLAND, MB. M a ss fingers of its dead fellow into her lap I 'ira ter th* top, an' what do I aee but er 000,000 eggs were secured, producing i i j ,- two goals in aucceasion and thia was very en Telephone 9-3. ed it buried with the body. Her old ' lobster's claw bent round th’ pot and outer and caress it as a mother would a child, heart was broken, and the remainder of 000,000 fry— sn increase of 26,000,000. couraging to say the least. crooning a mumble of words under her other and happier (lavs must be laid th’ warp an th’ thinnest way ov thet err Salmon, hasa, trout and tautog were alao “It was painfully apparent that Portland is Benefit Life breath. claw I jedged wuz thick ez er bucket an' batched in conaiderable quantitiea. weak st two points. One o f these is at goal away with the memory. And the un bis tom-alley boz I jedged wuz like er fifteen and tbe other is at half back. Farrell is The old woman was impervious to dertaker did us she wished, and heaped gallon cask I” ridicule or abuse. Sho pushed forward honest anyway and that certainly is a com Hot Water Policy Holders the clods on the coffin and tho picture. From Dyer’s harbor we saifed through the ‘‘THE 6IRL FROM PARIS" mendation, but be baa not had experience to sell her pais-ra with the rest of them, Aunt John was never seen at the Thoroughfare by the pietty little village of enough evidently to keep cool at exciting and gave no heed to tho palling at her N orth Haven. The summer houses along the moments when he should show the most cool Should obtain the bridge uguin. She disappeared as sud Chic and aparkling as ever, with a aprightli- skirts or the angry expostulations of her shore here are incrersing in number. Some ness. The other weak spot is at half back. denly and as mysteriously as she came, neaa of movement, an ingratiating fiankneia Bottles Travelers Life Ins. of them are quite pretty but they look deso Here a man like Maynard or little Jordan is younger competitors. So, when they and the boys to this day are of tho odd and familiarity of manner and a merry, mia late and cold now. Soon we passed a gov wanted, and unless he is obtained our chances Rate We can give found that neither tricks, threats nor and homely opinion that she "dried up cbievoua, French abandon, “ Tbe G irl from cajolery could move her, Aunt John eminent building used for hospital purposes, for the championship are decidedly forlorn.’’ the greatest amount and blowed away," because grief turned built on W idow’s island. About eleven Faria" baa atarted efl on the aecond month of A good Hot Water Bottle is a was left to herself, and her old purse at her blood to dust.—Vincent G. Cook in o’clock at night we anchored in Pleasant her phenomenal record-breaking at tbe Park BKTWEKN THE PERIODS. of Ute Insurance for night was the fullest of all, not even theater, with eveiy evidence possible that her luxury, a poor ono is a nuisance and a New York Mail. river. Monday morning we returned to tbe Farrell hat been succeeded by A lien, last the money than any exoepting Annie, who stood at Frank Thoroughfare, stopping near tbe village where stay in Boston is to be one long series of tri year’s Portland goal tend. Even then it was destroyer of good nature. We will fort street and did what was generally Ball Twenty Years Ago, we remained till afternoon, when we tailed umphs. all Portland could do to beat Augusta. W bat old line company. Let believed to be the biggest business on He hadn't been in a ball game for 20 around into Crockett's river. Here we The success of Manager Rice's London Portland wants ia a change of managers, aa guarantee our Hot Water Bottles to stayed, on account o f stormy weather, until novelty baa far exceeded all expectations, and well aa four or five new players. us hear from you. Newspaper row. years. He was ono of tho veterans who ill drawing puwera in Boston have been even bo all right as they aro the very best Wednesday morning when we went to Dyet'a “ W e all atarted in with a rush,” said M ay One day, perhaps it was a little more talk about the old Knoxville Reds und greater, from the standpoint of box office re BIRD & BARNEY, harbor again and bought more lobsters. nard in speaking of the game, “ and before that can ho bought. Very necessary than a year r.'ter Aunt John made her about the merits of Jolin Houk or Mar ceipts, than in New York, where it played Thursday after dinner we set sail for Owl's the first period was over Portland had lost Syndicate Bldg. Stale Agent,. appearanoe, a small, fragile looking tin Condon as pitchers and of Will Ilnnt successfully for 300 nights to large audiences article for oold weather and no house Head where we anchored for the night, moon heart." ROCKLAND, Me. A>oy, with round, blue eyes and big blue as a catcher. shining, clear sky, wind aouth-west. At three at ibe Herald Square theater. The play is a Argua: O ’M alley was like a stonewall in hold should be without one. Hina in his forehead, essayed a timid "They didn't need any of them bird- in tbe morning, Friday, the weather looked rollicking farce, which has for its foundation front of tbe goal. The Rockland men had threatening, it was very dark, tbe wind north a mildly interesting plot that deals with the i attempt to enter the ranks of the juve- -agos and chest protectors in the old everything in tbeir own way, they juggled . idle news venders, who had come to look days, I tell you. The ketclier stood east. W e got tbe amack under sail, la n tirn i moral delinquencies of a hypocritical old out, and tan tor 'P ort Clyde, passing tbe curate, and incidentally introduces a score or the sphere like Hindoo trick artists and Goods ere tho Best upon tho bridge entrance as their es- right np to the bat with nothin on but although on several occasions three or four morning boat from Boston all lighted bril more of very lively, very humorous and very ,pedal and exclusive territory. He was an undershirt, and if he got hit in the Portland players went into a corner with a Prices are the Lowest liantly. entertaining characters. There is no horse play single Rockland man, it was almost invariably inunetiiately pounced upon, the four pa face he went right on with the game, In tbe harbor at Port Clyde was a lumber whatever about it, no necessity for any, for the Rockland man who emerged with tbe W. C. POOLER, Variety the Largest ■phrs he had started with as stock in and what's them hams they carry round loaded schooner which filled between Mon- tbe fan is all made by the dialogue, the action, ball in tbe crook o f his stick. The passing trade were tom from him and he was on their hands'?” said the old fellow. hegan and Burnt island and was taken in by the situations and the genuine French atmos Pharmacist. of tbe visitors was auperb. They made no “ Oh, all the catchers and fielders the Burnt island crew. phere of diablerie which permeates the entire ouffod and knocked about until he near wild drives from “ any old place” at the cage, During the forenoon we got nnder way and production, ROCKLAND, • MAINE ly fainted from fright and pain. Aunt now wear mitts 1 It's easier to catch but artistically sent the ball from one to ran across to Harbor island, took some lob Monday evening, November 22, marks tbe John had seen scores and scores of fights flies, yon know. ” another until it was in a position where it sters and at night went to Friendship. Satur fiftieth Boston performance, and in celebration between the boys—some of them savage “ Well, that beats my time!" said the could be landed in tbe netting. Every man Meats, Provisions, Groceries day morning at high water we went to the o f the event, Manager Rice t f f - n to every old veteran. “ Mitts? I reckon that's to on the Rockland team is a star in hia position Same Bakery and vicious, but she paid no more atten wharf at the Long island pound and bailed lady occupant of a reserved seat one of the . . . AMD . . and ther simply played horse with tbe local tion to them than she did to the clatter keep their hands from gittin hurt. Why, out our load. A t next high water we made moat beautiful aouvenita ever presented in aggregation. Campbell a jewel and he Same Help ing teams that camo over the span from doggone my cats, the fielders in the tail and ran np Meduncook river home. commemoration of a theatrical performance. ia certainly has no equal in the M aine League, sixties didn't wear nothin! They’d have Tbe scenery on a clear day from the vicin General Household Supplies. Brooklyn. in fact there ia no rusher in the league who been ashamed. They didn’t think noth ity of Fox island looking towards Camden’s Same Bread With one as with the other, sho kept can compare with him. rugged old mountains, la very fine. BATH'8 BREAT BOOD LUCK out qf the way, hut when tho attack in of huvin two or three broken fingers The subscriber, Albert 8. Jones, has was made on the frail child with the and goiu right along with the game. Say, No wonder Portland wants Jordan back. Refeiee Wakefield ia proving a good mao. purchased of C. E. Rising tbe bakery china blue eyes she uttered a strange the wimmeu could play this game, 1 The advance agent of prosperity baa ar establishment on tbe corner of Main cry and sprang forward like a tigruss, reckon. It's putty nigh us soft as long The Bangor Commercial it waging relent rived in town, reports tbe Bath rimes. He Tbe “Champions" ail have a good word for McInnis & McNamara, him. and Summer street* and wishes to give buffeting the attacking party with a tennis or kiokay. less warfare on tbe boors who attend enter came to tbe Bath Iron Works Thursday io tainments. Its latest is thia: Tbe Bangor tbe shape of a contract for a huge ateel cargo I notice that he will be as attentive to Cor. Main and Myrtle 8t«., strength tlust seemed almost marvelous “ Say, why didn't that chomp ketch branch of The Great American and European aieamei to be constructed for the brm of the public wants as was Mr. Rising. I t was a Poitland woman who uses a dish in such a bent and twisted frame. So that fonl on the bound? Have to ketch Society o f Social Swine a'tended tbe second Miller, Bull & Knowlton of New York city. My Broad and Pastry will be of the ROCKLAND. washing machine, who was horrified one day taken by surprise were the assailants ’em on the fly, does he? Why, by Jinks, entertainment in tbe star course, last Monday The dimension* of tbe steamer arc as fob best quality and prices will he very this week, after the dishes were all polished that they scattered like chaff before tbe in my day u feller had to know just in large numbers. During tbe closing nura lows: Length over all, 303 ft.; water line low. I shall retuiu as foreman Mr. and on tbe shelves, to find a dead mouse io how it was goiu to bounce, ami you bet her of tbe program they arose in a body and 290 ft.; breadth, mouldeo, 42 ft.; aeptb, Warren D. Staples and same help as wind as their victim sank down ex the washer, scalded to death by tbe dish left tbe ball, in order that the remainder of moulded center, 25 ft., 8 inches; depth of heretofore employed. It shall be tuy hausted on the stone steps thut led up it took good judgment to tell which water. Aa a mouse trap, however effectual, f l O O tbe audience might not listen to a good song hold, 23 ft., 8 inches; displacement, loaded to the promenade. way the tiling was a gain. thia machine never w ill become popular. endeavor to keep everything up to a Aunt John bad never been seen to “ And they lowed them jist as many well sung. “ Where's Heaven, lather?’’ asked 3125 toua; dead weight, capacity, 3818 tous; high standard of excellence. 1 aui now take any interest in a human being be balls as they wanted und plenty of strikes Little Willie. “ Heaven, my son,” says t^c g. am apace, 177,000 cubic feet; coal bunker doing bu-iness and hope for geueroua too. This newfangled concern ain't no father, “ is that place where all the women capacity, 460 tuns. patronage from the public. 77 REWARD. fore, «e