The Republican Journal. nl 1 MK ~4'_ BELFAST, MAINE, Till RSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1002. NlMBElTs^ ot lo-Day’s Journal. OBITUARY. Concerning Local Industries. Waldo County Jail. judge Fogler Dead. Secret p age i. Societies. PERS >NAL. •John Wakefield of the Frison and Jail • a. K A Siimof Waterman was found L- L. The annual report His Spring. Macomber has another gasoline Successful Career as a Soldier. Lawyer Industrie-..Tran-- dead in his room The frank C. in the “Leach house” on launch, Jo feet Inspectors is published. report shows and Jurist Enterprise Lodge of Belfast was Logan ar .ved home last week" \. u long with 3-horse en- closed Feb. 18tli. repre- port Milk Factory, power in sented from da.I High street Saturday morning, Feb. loth. to the number of prisoners the State prison at the A. 0. U. W. in Ban- Boston. New- t»f tlio gine, build for Waterville parties, and meeting -• -• Fradulent Cream- He was with living his mother, who is an orders for a November 30, ljXfl, to have been 171; ad- A gor Tuesday by M. C. Hill. •• 22-foot telephone was Frank A. ai 1 e I >**ad state Assessor yawl boat and a number message received here Tuttle rived last and as he did not 30. 83; Thursday .-! B*h:a-t Weather invalid, appear Saturday of launches. mitted to November 1901, total, 254. In June the annual Report He has a sloop yacht and Tuesday morning announcing the death at field day of the Patri- front Waltham. Mass. ]:• 1 Harvest. .Secret So- morning a who came in to see the on of neighbor several row boats for Discharged expiration sentence, 53; his home in Rockland of archs Militant will be held in at Ni.t»-- K. M. C. Seminary. sale. Judge William H. Augusta, Wm. H. Wood of W est mother went to his room 2; 61. Number of Medtield, Mass., Situation, and found him pardoned, (>; died, total, Fogler, for which time from 1200 to 1500 .('apt. Bragdon- The Roelcport Ice Co. is many years a prominent mem- members will is at ,1. F. Sheldon's. _• about visiting Repr.h;;* an-Nominate dead. It is supposed that he died in an at- employing prisoners November 30,1901, 193. Of the 83 ber of the be present. M< 15o men and 30 Waldo County liar and an in- F-.t Kinley. tack of teams, at an outlay of about committed the Waldo Miss Mower of South Berwick is epilepsy. He was born in Sears- during year, county fluential and At visiting PAGE 2. e35o per day, and to progressive citizen of Belfast. the last session of the Grand of a son of expects harvest about sent E. lodge her aunt. Mrs. Amos P"it. Mary T. and the late Richard 2—Thomas Larrabee, aged 35, born Judge was born Clement. A hr* .ad County Correspond* ■Puiui! tons, and load the Fogler in Lincolnville Nov. Odd Fellow s of Maine it was voted to have W W aterman. during cutting sea- in convicted of assault with ■in C.-orgia. When a boy he fell and re- Jackson, intent 10, 1837. He M. B. Smith of Ct was in son about 15,000 tons direct entered W'aterville college in its next meeting in the Hartford, Bel- from the pond 4 Augusta during PAGE 3. ceived injuries to his head which resulted to rape, sentenced to years; and George R. 1859, and remained fast the past week on business. into vessels. There are vessels two \ears, and then month of October. The statement has been 1 •!•:*■:- Authore*- Married loading now in in epilepsy, from which he suffered the Staples, aged is, born Newburgh, con- studied law with Hon. N’ehemiah Abbott William F. 1 ..trs.. Newspaper N->te<. and others chartered. The ice is made that it will be held in but it Thomas of Camden is visit of ex- and Portland, ng P ViK -t greater part of his life. He was originally victed of breaking entering, sentenced and Hon. J. G. Dickerson of Belfast. relatives in cellent quality, about 17 inches clear He is erroneous. The meeting will take Belfast and vicinity. _ Bells.. In Kin*: Edward’s of a thick, to 21 place robust constitution and of good mind, and years. Other prisoners sentenced from was admitted to the bar in Waldo >: k. -i- Tile New-of Krook-u solid. Countv in Augusta. Mrs. Archie I’eavey returned home last and are: Lauren \\. s ;t:}-..rt N ..• Tumble notwithstanding his led an YYalrio county Blake, aged in out am not until infirmity begin practice The from a visit of We have in Relfast one of the best born in sentenced in installation of the officers of Aurora Thursday two weeks in Isles- active life. He was a fine penman and in ice 38, Brooksville, 1900 to his return from the in ISM. He first PAGE 5. in army, Rebekuh will boro. privileges the Mate. The houses have a YV. Lmlge take place N-wspaper Notes... curly life taught writing to large classes. years for arson; Henry Colson, aged served as captain of I), Nine- Tuesday of Company Feb. 25th. Miss !:• 'i*e* t..H. 1* Leach II took storage capacity 15,000 tons.there is a born in sentenced in 1897 to evening, Regular supper at 6 p. Maud Gammans is her great interest in music, and in his good 40, Sear>p«»rt, 6 teenth Maine He was visiting wharf w ith excellent Infantry. promoted m. which cousin. Miss laten facilities for for t a Installation, will be public to Edith Gammans, in Newton' PAGE K. years followed the business of making loading years setting lire barn; James E. to Major and to Lieutenant Colonel, and de- from the houses or the Odd Fellows and their Mass. 1 :* irister of I». and pond, necessary im- born in New families,a. 8 o'clock, Centre, j. Water repairing violins. As a youth he was Simpson, aged 25, Brunswick, clined a commission as Colonel. He was :. r 7 out-door in years forgery. severely wounded at the battle of bride of Bangor sp.at a sports,particularly vessels load at Tolopo- ments. < may any time of year. It is few M. S* n '.ary. Buck— b.ise bail, and was one of the those committed from other counties but He was Provost days the past week with Mrs Am \[ 1 pioneer play- tomy. Marshal in ist>4, -t ••** .S'-' ^ 1 > Teie- an opportunity which to be ei > of now ought utilized one claims a Waldo county John (The officers of l'hu-nix F. and A. Taylor of East Belfast. l!"i iGi >ii Ma ne.. Pointed the national game. As as birthplace, and Deputy Collector of Customs in ISM Lodge. long some one. < lie lor. A\ d I by •s. born in East sentenced in were installed lupjM hi> health he was active in Baker, Knox, and '(57. In 1S71 he was Masons, Monday evening by permitted church elected County At- dames 11. Clark, w ho has been comiimd to --p"i T .I'.ttillg-s. j The 1W for life for in Past and Hood work. He Roekland-Roc-kport Lime Co. is now murder, Kennebec county. and held the office Master W. C. Libby, assisted by C. E the house I Templar leaves, be-! torney, until 1877.' He six weeks by a complication of ': ■ six kilns at Of Waldo the '■'! on:* :p do ! and invalid one sis- running Rockport, all of which county jail inspectors say: was a member of Tibbetts, acting Grand Marshal The offi- aged mother, | the Board of Aldermen diseases, is siow iy gaining. ter. Mrs. .Julia A. Krw.wlton of Rockland. are being supplied with lime-stone hauled “The jail at Belfast, while being an old-time in and cers of Corinthian Royal Arch 1871,'72 *78 and Mayor in 1SS5. He Chapter Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Have- r. who came by the Rockland, Thomaston & affair, answers the needs of the was will be installed next ■■ Camden county. interested in all that to the Monday evening by S OF THE WEEK. pertained here last week to ■Street Co. This is a Sheriff Norton’s Past attend hi.- brother's I lie lu ieral of John Hammond was Ry. great improvement During administration s welfare High Priest b. A. Parker. held city and was active in forwarding funeral, | over the old returned ii!- Royal Chapter Thrice Maine, compiled from the re- Mrs. Anne M. of outstripped the Fairfield Taylor this city xainination lor tlie U. S Furniture Co.'s plant, and Dickey and others at escaped (.and 4 Illustrious Master of Solomon Council turns of the various | Northport Camp- recaptured)-. King lodges throughout the announces tlie engagement .if he: daughter continued in that sentenced to State 2 He vu! construction. When business for several years. ground cut t>n Little River. The Belfast prison. went to Rockland with several others State which were submitted on Price of board 82.50. January l, Kate 1... to Mr. \\ a : en F. Pierce ot Faiv- old he built a tine Ho was married in 18o;> to Miss per week, and took the years Mary J. Light A Power Co. has not yet cut any. Do prisoners labor? Yes. Commander} Degrees in has been issued by Grand Secretary Russell tield, Me. famous Brown yacht Dauntless. of Palermo, ami to this union two Kind of wood and Claremont to form Palestine G. of Portland. Senator Albert Peirce of work, fitting farming. Commandery, Dyer There was a net gain Mr. and M. V .- built one of Frankfort said Mr-. B. Knowiton of lag, which children were born, who are now Average number iu 5. in this Rock- living, in last week workshop, Commander} city, tyhich was organ- of 203 members during the year. The an- for exhibition Bangor that he was not sur- Do prisoners receive religious instruction ? land came to Belfast called here Germany, Mr. Elmer and Mrs. ized in 1882. He was the first Monday, Hammond, Elbe, wife to 1 es. Eminent nual were the total u model of tlie Massachu- prised lose the contract for the govern- receipts 8159,302.94, by the death of Mrs. K.'s of Mr. John Smith of c ummanuer anil brother, d. W, Fairfield. Mr. Ham- I>o prisoners wear suits? Yes. held the position several amount for relief. Institute of Technology ment building at Baltimore, as the Maryland regulation paid 870,918.50, and the Waterman. mond had served the town of years in succession. When ,-e of instruction.\ bari- Fairfield as w Horace Marden and Rudolf Cox he moved to invested funds, real estate and people ere so determined to keep the con- escaped including • road Sarah, daughter of C. R. and n m the of Grace commissioner and chief of police, but while at retaken Rockland he transferred his in hall amount to The Wright, parlors tract at home that it was almost a July 1, work; July 2, at membership property, $701,324.31. for the few hopeless all the Inez, daughter of A. Hall, Bangor. Feb. loth, and past years had not en- Palermo bodies to that city, and has since Rebekahs made a net Way-land have from the start. The by Deputy Sheriff F. G. Norton. increase of member- e tight members of the been a:d for loo guests. I’rof. gaged in active business to ill served as Eminent Commander in dangerously 11 with pneumonia, but owing health. Maine George R. Staples and Rudolf Cox picked Clare- ship during the year of 912. Their annual tv.Is of tlie of He delegation put up a good light, but are Fnlversity leaves, beside a w ife and two back mont He moved to improving. children, could door lock and escaped July 17, retaken Commandery. Rockland receipts were, $12,593.00; total amount paid .be toastmaster, and the two brothers—Mr. not accomplish the impossible. in Hartson Hammond of August lb at Farmington, by Sheriff May, 1890, and practiced law there until for relief, $234.50; total assets, 10,725.97. Arrivals of shoe tactory employes from uled liev F. I,. Hayward Geo. A. Deputy Fairfield and Mr. William Gilchrest is building an addition his appointment as of Auburn the week lit v. W. Ii. Dukeshire of Hammond of Alonzo Sylvester. Judge the Supreme past included Arthur to the head-house at (. hina. the marine railw ay and Court, March 25, 1898. He was High School Notes. Mr and Mrs. Miss Amanda M. Wilson of Twelve prisoners escaped from other jails assigned to Stevens, Edwin 1. Coleord, setting up a band-saw for out knees hold the Miss At t; e dose of the banquet getting in the State: two were not retaken. April term of Court in Waldo Flmmaskay. and an the name of Miss A. Grant. DD. of Boston Mrs. Esther K. other heavy ship work. The saw is County. He Rockland in the Through oversight, Braley died at her home represented Austin W. Keating went to Boston also used for News of the Florence Ilill, who recited “The Hills of Mon- r>. n "Tin- Greatest Ameri- on Waldo avenue beveling the planking and Granges. State Legislature in 1897. He wns married February 15th. after a day in the interest of the Niagara Falls The spring meeting of short ceiling, thus a deal of Dec. to Home," was omitted in the report ot the illness, she was born in Burnham, a saving great work 31, 1863, Harriet Ann Kingsbury of Gas and -’..ite Board of Trade will be 1>. II. S. Club Acetylene Co., will also visit Buf- with the adz. The machine is so Harvest M<»on Thorndike who Literary exercises. It is un- daughter of the late Haniel and Hannah located Grange, Station, Portland, died Jan. 17th last. They falo and Fall.-. iig-.-f late in Niagara March.Con- can meets afternoon. necessary to say, to those who are familiar W alton Jones. a:id was the wife of James be unloaded from the every Saturday The Sis- had two children, both deceased: a daugh- used an additional that^^fcher Mrs. Etta Harbour expendi- st ters are to furnish with Miss IIill's pleasing manner, that full ami (laughter Hazel of H. Mr. and Mrs. rei^othe saw, put the machine the program for Feb. ter, died in and a for tlie for a cod Braley. Braley came to through May, infancy, May, 1865, Tenants Harbor present 22nd. justice was done the selection. arrived Saturday, called Belfast about and and landed directly on the bow of a son, William Ellison, died in Rock- lioothbay in connection twenty years ago have stage here the serious illness of Oct. by Mrs. Harbour's -ter hatchery. Tlie item since lived here, she was a member of the vessel on the stocks or on the railway. Georges River Grange, Liberty, had an land, 1890, at the age of twelve years. The Senior mother, Mrs. Elavilla Duftie. the Senate on ( The funeral will be class, teachers and superin- the urgent j flee hristian Baptist church of Burnham, The certificate of organization of the Fos- oyster supper for their harvest feast Wed- held in Rockland this, Mrs. E. ut "Uncle Joe" < annon, afternoon. A tendent, celebrated the 14th of February by I.. Stevens returned last Thurs- ami Was a devout and earnest worker for ter-Fstabrooks I'onipany was recorded in nesday evening. This grange is continual- Thursday delegation from 1 e TIiiuse committee on a gathering at the home of Miss She had been in whatever she in new members. Waldo Bar and the Masonic frater- Pilsbury day. visiting Boston and believed t*> be the right, she Waldo Count} Registry of Deeds Feb. 13, I ly taking County a,ul one it the conferees. on avenue. were Salem. Mass., and wa> active in of this will attend. Xorthport They conveyed in Portland, with her grange work and in the Sea- loot’. Tlie of the are Granite North is nity city g-’Kius that the purposes company Grange, Searsport, hold- thither an protest mJh Sew by old friend, the school-team, sister, Mrs. (k K. Bexnolds " out of the ing Circle, ami a member of the and other articles with » go bill. manufacturing clothing ing weekly meetings good attendance. which had done before in the annals Ik.me d« of State Assessors’ Statistics of Belfast. duty Seneca, /.elotes and of the Fllsworth hidi partment the Baptist >umiay made of cloth or fabrics, and all New members are Joseph Jones of doing coming in, old members of the class of ’0*2. The accom- •vchool. Her valentine, Hurnhani were in Belfast the first ga111/,:11g an anti cigarette husband survives her, tilings necessary and proper ill on and of the carrying being reinstated, everything indicates a received our “Princi- riub to reform the with The report of the State Assessors for 1901 panied by poem, by week to attend the funeral of tlmii boys. three sons and one daughter, said business. The amount of stock a for tin' half capital prosperous yeai grange. dear" was a ■.' v. ,i. not be seen j is and from it we pal feature of the evening. Mrs. riding, Aiton K. and Albion C. of ! published, copy the follow- sister, Estln-i 1.. Hraley. ■ Braley Belfast, is ?">u,ikio; amount already paid in time in the s-'20,000; [ Owing to the- storm Thursday the attend- in to Belfast: The pa.it) broke up about eleven, .lip. company j Mrs. 1*ranees i.. McKeen of ing regard enjoying Miss Boston and par value of slob. The directors are ! Union Elizabeth Jones of oncord, Mass se> tlie cigarette ... The shares, ance at the Grange, which met with the moonlight walk home a> not the least of ] Scars K Number of polls taxed. 1.271; Bra|e\ of Cardiner. She also Aniasa W. D. is visiting M iss Mary E. Abbott of th seit\ mi ion of Railroad < Urn- Foster, Edward .1. II. Esta- Hillside Grange, was small. Those who did not taxed. uo1 the leaves lour evening's pleasures. i phi hail-brothers. Seneca, of She was called to Hrooks on aceoimt the .--ion at !<•: ton. S. j /motes, brooks, Edward R. Estabrooks and Martha attend a a dinner Rate taxation. .018 and report good time, good i •■!.. I if111 to meet at some Joseph lobias Jones, all of Burnham. A. Foster. A. W. II. Foster is Real estate, resident.Si,875,510 ; death id'her aunt. Miss Adelaide Huberts. j president;! and a nice program. The address of wel- The new seats for the next -I The otlicers Her age was non-resident. 132,475 upper class-room uly. years. The funeral was E. R. j There is a j Estabrooks, treasurer and clerk. come Emma Hamlin was first class. Personal hint that e\-senator Walls «»f B. F. < bad- by estate, resilient. 763,683 have been received, ami the Freshmen will President. held at her late home \ inalhaven max be selected as ; lie Tuesday afternoon, lion. I. s. while the G. noy-resident. 8,975 ilaii.e; fi rst \ ie« 1 Walls, attending Obadiah of recite there in the future. to against the president. Bev. i-., S. Philbrook olheiating. Gardner, K>q Rockland, Total valuation 2,7so,643 j pion go up Hon I. -il "until < 'uroi;na: A. R. encampment at Augusta last Mui St for the second week, Master of the Maine State Grange, who has Money at interest. 138,200 i honoi of repi s< was interviewed a ing Knox in the branch.- nt .'"tut’. Sm it 11 of A la by Kennebec Journal re- been Amount of taxes assessed 58,864 The Juniors have finished “The uppei Lewistmi I >man ( lark died at this home in Win- mentioned in connection with the \ reading Journal. Hdvvard A. M "ieley of porter. He said the granite business at Stock in trade. 265,7uo ; ter t Democratic nomination for Lad\ of the Lake." and are now taking istant Mar- pm Feb. loth, after a severe illness of a Governor, says Bank 1,297 shares t Mis secretary. Yinalbaven was just after a stock, 151,350 M. E. Luce has returned to l!a\.g starting up he would not or be a Marmion." ot l,jar and a half,aged 72 and months, accept it, candidate Trust company stock, 215 shares.. 2,400 Washington.The 1 years very quiet winter, and that the bill. Mass., from a sixmonths \ ,n Warn, prospects for office whatever. His one Railroad property. 8.550 of the I.e- | lie was born in Frankfort 1829. any political j ..ndery I.oyal July 10, for a summer are Water i and Hrooks. lbu son. Man: ice 0. i c.. a good very favorable. In ambition in life is to be chosen Master of company property. 6,500 The Seniors have had desks assigned in 'ii-oin nieiiiorial meeting lie married J. I.arrabee of Gas and | Nancy Winter- to a tire electric property. 13,420 i student in Tufts Dental college of '!■, Portland. response question by Journal, Mr. the National for which he the rear of the room, a contrast to the !k.ston, Wednesday port, who departed this life Jail. 1x99. j|e Grange, position Saw mills, 2.*. 2,000 :i, Walls said : “Two complete for the visited her last w * **k. igth. Tlie commander. pillars will be a candidate at the session to be held Other mills, 3. 11,200 pigeon-holes that have been their only re- leaves two sons—Wilbert of 1 Attleboro, church of ,M. John the in New \ as Augustus il. Karnham. was I Divine, ork, one from next His Machinery, not taxed real estate. 30,150 source for some Scott left Thursdax for Deltas; t(. -Mass., and Llewellyn of year November. chances years. .John Several new members I Winterport: and have been completed by the Hodw ell Gran- Shipping, 1257 tons 4,613 1 visit his children w ho reside there He will two for success are considered very good. After daughters, Mrs. Sumner and Wharf property 22,700 also go to Haugor to be at Hue ses the banquet (ten. Stevens, ite Co. Kacli pillar is made in two j present parts Estates held in*trust The Senior Literature class is tin* sion of o i'"lucid Holman S. Miss Fannie. Two sons Albert and Edwin The members of Venus Dramatic Club, 12,800 | reading the Hand Lodge. A. l W.. on Maj. and when will measure 58 127. joined together Frankfort, gave an entertainment and dance Bicycles, 1.925 ‘‘He ( overly Papers." the lsth, being tic- represmitatne iron n ad a very interesting died in early manhood. Mr Clark was an ! feet. it was expected that these Friday evening, Feb. 7th, which was a suc- Carriages, 639 24.955 Deer Isle Lodge Deer Isle Messenger olti and his generals. The old pillars and highly respected citizen of Winter- cess in About was real- Musical instruments, 287 17.999 could be quarried and finished in one every way. $25.00 | cussed by Major Kurrage. piece. Furniture. As one member expressed it, the Seniors Capt. Otis Ingraham of Dockland has >c port and w as a conspicuous of an ized for the benefit of the Grange. Satur- 20,900 \ < ien. < II. Ii. example A lathe was specially made for them, which Value of other 1 Hangs, 'apt. day evening, Feb. 15th, Venus Grange con- p ropert y. 35,2< ’>4 have had to “go ’way back and sit down." far recovered from bis recent illness that he honest and honorable man. In all his busi- cost for biers.1 lirector .1 H. Man- S:'.'i,ooo, but it was found impossible to ferred the 2nd degree on one candidate. Appropriated highways. 8.5(H) 1 made his ness relations he used the schools appearance on the street last Maine < entral railroad said greatest care to work the full So are Visitors were present from Granite and 11,850 i E. M. C. Seminary, Bucksport. length pillar. they week, and was b\ full value for all he South Branch An invitation was I.IVE warmly greeted his In that the company’s pro- give received; and what now being made in two pieces. Quarryman Granges. STOCK. received from Northern meet main friends. He is rapidlx reev ring 'i between Augusta and lie sold was as lie represented it to be. Dur- Edward LiglitGrangeto Number. Value. Russell still contends that the pil- with them Feb. 20th for a harvest feast. President S. A. Bender ■ preached at and mid be built this liis and Horses. 755 $48,780 | gains strength daily. surely ing long painful illness he was won- lars can be quarried and finished on one The brothers and sisters of Venus know Union Feb. Kith. to Three-year-old colts s 405 Sunday, work begin as soon as the how the members of enter- H. A. Dr ink derfully kind and patient. He will be lathe. There are six to be Northern Light I' water, from Waltham. Mass., !.". A cost- more pillars Two-year-old colts. 11 455 | Rev. I. II. \V. Wharfi' of 1 >anforth repre- thorough survey, missed in the tain. Remarks for the good of the order and M. Drink greatly home and by a large finished." One-year-old colts. 2 45 sented the trustees of the in an Percy water, from W'at.-rville, eiglihorliood of £10,0110, has were made by Bro. overseer of Seminar} Foster, Cows 458 ofiicial visit to the school last came home last —d. circle of friends. He died in the Christian Granite n,luo Wednesday. week on account of tin* The location lias been Grange. Oxen. 7 240 Transfers in | serious of b e railroad commissioners. faith and experience. The funeral services Real Estate. The Chrestomatheans and illness their mother. Mrs \hhie .• Hillside F.ast has Tliree-year-olds. 117 1,755 I Achylliatis Grange, Thorndike, held a Maine t'entral or any otlier were held at his late home Feb. 12th, Rev. Two-year-olds. 140 1,400 i joint public meeting at the Franklin L. Drink water. Sin* is gaining ijnite adopted the following resolutions on the street church Friday evening, Feb. Uth. i't liable for injuries to a J. W. Hatch officiating. The following transfers in real estate Yearlings. 144 720 rapidly, and Perc\ has returned. death of Brother F. Heath: 254 702 A good program was presented, and includ- nil on a pass accepted on the were recorded in Waldo Joseph Sheep. County Registry ed the following : Waldo county will have a member ' i'.r, John F. Newport Factory. at not of Wisconsin, w ho is Mr. Foster, Hunger; was married to ( Good will he held in Waterville Large receipts of cattle Chicago have Stevens’colleague W. S. apt. Clark in Belfast in Waldo county for the year ending Dec. 31, Templars «'.imnauder, Oakman, heel, conducive to a range nt on the Wli le on a recent visit to New York the April h and 10, 1902. higher prices committee on merchant marine and ■ii director. Joim IF MacGre- 185(1. They moved to Frankfort in 1807, 11)01, of which we make the following sum- for lodes.—Dun’s Feb. 15th. '’ write made a call at the office of the Review, i fisheries. ‘•ouneil of which lias Bor- \\V on the nth the address of administration, since been her home. She leaves den Condensed Milk mary : print page •mg Osborn; Kllsworth; J. Co., situated at 71 welcome to Waldo District M. .). two brothers, A. 11. and J. W. Banks of Hudson to if term. .Ill Lodge by Fifty representative stockmen from the Kttiery; chaplain, Rev. .1. W. St., ascertain, possible, what January Dow, at Brooks, Feb. 8th. Capt. Bragaon’s Golden Wedding. '• port. Belfast, and one sister, Mrs. Job l’hilbrook the policy of the company is to be in han- April term. .14 | ditlerent States and Territories represented two 5 at ''•"‘•e o! .M dling the plants of the Maine Condensed September term. Annual District Lodges: York Kenne- and Mrs. of in the nmeapolis, nation- of Winterport. Mrs. Clark was a member Captain Brandon Sullivan, convention of tlie Southwestern ■ Milk with Seaside Feb. 19th. j 1 officially inspected the De- Co., recently purchased, located bunkport Lodge, celebrated tin* f»0tli anniversary of their Cattle of the Congregationalist Church for at and Total.38 Penobscot at with Monitor Growers in Wichita, Kansas, met li"; afternoon, coining from many Newport, Me., Whitetield, N. 11. Bangor Lodge, murr iage F 'eb.Hth. ('apt. liragdon was bom at y ears and the love and We had the of a pleasant chat Feb. 20tli. Knox at Rockland with Nelson Feb. i-til in Kansas City s and riM-.-iyed a tremendous ovation, possessed highest pleasure very For cruel and abusive treatment.Hi WaukeagFoint,Sullivan,now Sorrento.April hcad<|itartci “iial with Mr. Taylor, the of the com- Dingley Lodge, Feb. 19th. Cumberland at He to sea the rose Woman’s Relief Corps Fri- esteem of all who knew her. The funeral secretary Gross and confirmed habits of 2 24.1821!. began going when nine- adopted following complimentary who told us in intoxication. with Arcana Feb. 20th. elected officers as follows: pany, very plain terms that Portland Lodge, teen years of age, and at he was was held at her late home last Neglect to support. 4 twenty-one lotion on the promotion of Ktigene ltust, Mr-. Saturday his company had acquired the new Hancock at South West Harbor with Ocean master and ow ner of a .Jennie L. Day, Gorham; property 11 part lishing vessel. Rev. J. W. Hatch of for the of business with Adultery. Echo Lodge, Feb. 19th. Washington at formerly of Belfast, to tlie of I’i'-sident, Mrs. .Julia A. Libby, afternoon, Winterport purpose doing it, Utter desertion.10 From that time until three years ago lie con- position lnil‘"i' and that they would the into Calais with St. Croix Lodge, Feb. 19th. as vice president, Mrs. Rose officiating. put property On of the wife.28 tinued master of coasting vessels, sailing General Manager of tlie Kansas City stock the best condition at the out- complaint Androscoggin at South Lewiston with Ad- Augusta; chaplain, Susan B. very possible husband.10 for twenty years for John S. Emery* Co. and should vance Feb. 20th. Franklin at Farm- yards: I'litiild; treasurer, Miss Mabel set, solicit from the farmers Lodge, of Boston. He lost one vessel, the Saxon, Isaiah Austin died at the home of his to these One had been married 35 2 with Feb. 20th. “Besolved, that tile of ''■"ii executive committee, Mrs. son, adjacent plants all the milk that couple years, ington Aggressive Lodge the crew being saved. Mrs. liragdon, whose promotion Ktigene could be obtained. The new others more Kennebec at Oakland with Cascade Hust to the position of general manager of Uuwe, Lewiston; Mrs. Fanny J. Nathaniel Austin, 38 Child street, Augusta, company pur- than 25 years, and 2 less than Lodge, maiden name was Lydia Jane A rev, was 1‘Uiuford pose their brands of condensed Feb. 20tli. Oxford at West Peru with Glen- tlie Kansas City stock yards company is a ; Mrs. Sarah D. Like, Oak- Feb. 13th, at the of tki Mr. Aus- packing 2 years. born in Vinalliaven June 2::, 1882. She was age years. milk in with such of the Maine dale Feb. 20th. titling recognition of meritorious V.r Rose B. Graham, Cumberland conjunction Lodge, married to Capt. liragdon in (iouldsboro on service, tin went to Augusta from China about six brands as mutually beneficial to the stockmen as well Hannah K. Small, Biddeford. companies they may desire to Feb. 8, 1852, by William Hand, Esq., who is !" Fraudulent Creamery Butter. as to t he stock and w e here- 1 *'hi> forenoon session of theState months ago. Seven children, Mrs. C. A. continue manufacturing, which plainly The Ice Harvest. still living in Winter Harbor. Charles yards company, our indicates that intend to create a who was by express hearty approval. l"l*t two officers were as Mrs. A. R. they big ■- Norris, best man at the chosen, Sherman, Vassalboro, Abbott “If the ereamery people are putting up wedding, (t. M. y ! resident, Mrs. Kmma demand for milk.—Turf, Farm and Home. is also living. Wai.den, "m Stephenson, and John Austin, Westerly, R. I., Nathaniel any imitation stud' let’s see to it that Feb. 10. The ice harvest on ■I. 1). Committee. •semor vice Mrs. \i- they Garpiner, Bohinson, [ president, Miss Austin be made to suffer the consequences,” the Kennebec for the season of 1902 is Zeh. F. 'Junes, Warren. Austin, Madge and Miss Abbie Gee Whiz! says prac- Nominate Crider, ) the vigorous Lisbou Enterprise. There is at an but the amount Bangor Republicans Engel. Austin, Augustus and Alden Hart- tically end, harvested Austin, stuff sold in Rath markets for creamery is not to the estimate made the A of up by Amer- Fort Sign Spring. ford, Conn., survive him. After a we are sure is a McKinley. prayer Red Bank, N. J., Feb. la. The fastest butter which fraud. The ican Ice Co., 500,000 tons. The total cut is Bangor, Me., E'er. 18.—The of some Repub- at the house the remains were taken to ice yacht race of the season was sailed this dealer may not be aware it, but of only 346,000 tons. licans of nominated M‘^n uf approaching the Rangor lion. Win. spring—the afternoon, when the Wizard, owned by his customers can detect mixture when The season has been very short. But lit- for Feb. is. The fur seed corn China and the funeral and interment were Engel mayor, tonight, by acclamation. Washington, nameof Mc- u-ri,.,,].,(.)rder by the George J. and Jacob sailed it is too heavily loaded with old tallow and tle snow had to be removed from the ultu,aI in Gillig Siegel, ice, Ex-Mayor Beal presided and the nominat- Kinley was today given to the fortifications editor.—Maine Farmer. that town. the ten mile course in cotton seed oil.—Bath the freshet the fields. I twenty-two minutes. Enterprise. but spoiled ing speech was made by W. R. l’attangall. on Great Diamond island, l’ortland, Me. MEN AND THINGS ABROAD. A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

1 have given my impressions of the [Correspondence of The Journal.] 1902. larger cities visited—Liverpool, Glas- CATARRH Thomasville, Ga., Feb. 17, The be gow. Edinburg and London—and feel The treatment of Catarrh with antiseptic and readers of The Journal may of the that something should be said of the astringent washes, lotions, salves, medicated tobacco interested in a brief sketch and or external or local is “land and smaller places, which certainly were cigarettes any application, where sweet potatoes grow,’ just as senseless as would be kindling a tire on top of of The of not less attractive. Bowness on Lake Thomasville, Ga. city the to make it boil. True, these pot give temporary Thomasville is about the size of Bel- Windermere comes first,and has charms relief, but the cavities and of the head and the passages has few its own. The is com- fast, but aside from its hotels wholly village bronchial tubes soon fill up again with mucus. those are neither pactly built on the hillsides rising more Taking cold is the first step towards Catarrh, for it public buildings, and at the or less abruptly from the lake shore. checks perspiration, and the poisonous acids and large nor beautiful. On landing which should off the skin, are station ride from The shops and dwelling alike are built vapors pass through after a hot and dusty thrown back upon the mucous membrane or inner skin, one of a tray >tone. and most of them are Savannah, if it is at night, gets producing inflammation and excessive flow of mucus, but this coveted with and roses; rather a poor idea of the town, ivy climbing much of which is absorbed into the and the circulation blood, through is There is and late as w as the here and gone with the coming day. season, reaches every part of the system, involving the Stomach, Kidneys and other a great of buildings here, and thet>* white rose stood out against parts of the body. When the disease assumes the dry form, the breath variety them are the the daik gteen of the ivy. The dwell- becomes exceedingly foul, blinding headaches are frequent, the eyes red, conspicuous among many ings had little garden plots in front hearing affected and a constant ringing in the ears. No remedy that does beautiful winter homes. The negroes, not reach the blood can cure Catarrh. S. S. S. from the who the live blicd with dowers, foliage plants and polluted expels largely outnumber whites, circulation all offensive matter, and when rich, pure in what be termed huts, l Here si'.iuhhery ; and window boxes, brilliant may blood is again coursing through the body the in the with their wealth of relieved are some very smart negroes blossoms, mucous membranes become healthy and the skin south, but as a rule they are content the grey, ivv-clad walls. Mrs. Elwell active, all the disagreeable, painful symptoms disap- with “a place to eat and a place to said it reminded her of a stage town, S pear, and a permanent, thorough cure is effected. sleep," while the children go ragged and am, tit brief phrase describes it per- S. S, S. being a strictly vegetable blood purifier does not derange the but the and health bare-footed. On the street comers one fect ly A little way out ol the village Stomach and digestion, appetite general rapidly improve its tonic effects. Write us about case and the best medical iinds whose "Gimme a are the more pretentious residences, under your get negro beggars, advice free. Book on blood and skin diseases sent on application. a with their stone walls along the high- penny, please—please gimme penny,” THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga. is rather The streets here, wav. their gates and porter’s lodges. annoying. as a rule, afford tint bicycling, but in I lie latter ar quaint little cottages, and and cathedrals erected before 1\\ LKKHO. admiring the of loose soil with -heir [lowers and window Mrs. Alice Tibbetts of East Palermo went city they are made vines, I the days of Columbus: or riding on the to Portland last Thursday for a week’s and easily cut up, and the wheelmen gardens attracted more attention than tops of omnibuses through London’s j visit Cora A. Goodwin is keeping house make free use of the side-walks. There lid the stately dwellings of which we I streets. That we should have seen busy for her her absence... The farmers had during are stables where tine occasional glimpses through the so much in so short a time is still a good Kentucky j are tilting with ice houses to put in a Children.. up horses can be and trees The roads here, as elsewhere in was driving found, probab- source of wonderment; but it due of ice. ami w ill sell their cream supply man) tlie and are hard and ly best is that conducted by Capt- England Scotland, to having so experienced a conductor at the new creamery at the station. Mr. j K. 1). an old Min tli and it is Whitaker, Kentuckian, a pleasure to walk or as Mr. Frank A. El well of Portland, Clark now has his creamery fitted w ith the are our in them rests the fate of the affairs of the next That j w ho has some bred horses and one hope; generation. they Ura over them. are bordered for John tine They who knows the British isles and the necessary machinery operation. meet these duties as or more than j of the in the The may well-equipped requires health much or stone walls and Black has taken the contract to gather largest stables south. perfect b> lodge-rows continent like a hook—a live, up-to-date technical education. -l,a ,t d handsome cream and made his fir st 1 ;st writer lias had some delightful drives by trees. There are Baedeker. We did not hurry; we trip Saturday. tail with \\ e older ones are no uhbisli no brush Tuesday the men turned with their one of these Kentucky bred for their health ; in one small heaps, piles, no made no long day’s journeys on the responsible negligence trifling teams and cut and hauled ice to fill the ice w.-eds. It is like a horses, which w as kindly placed at his ailment leave a weakness to be felt twenty years hence. The demands beautifully kept other side. We saw the principal sights, may situation house at the creamery. Mr. Clark furnished lutk the historical and the best disposal by the owner. The negroes that we watch our children places, dinner at the hotel — C. K. Carr is getting carefully. of and and use mules and oxen, and it is a common scenery England Scotland; out lumber for a silo, and W A. Nelson is See that is established in their habits; that the Aimth-er most attractive was to see a attire 1 in a unfailing regularity personal place We had restful and in j sight negro woman, nights, days, too, getting out lumber to make repairs on his stomach-ache, the head-ache, the blood as evidenced skin is Yolk, an ancient walled city dating bright calico gown, with a pink, or blue impure by eruptions English inns that were interesting of barn.. -George Wesley Maiden has gone to ouci. in the ol tlie The to town on old looked after Don't wreck the whole nervous don't relieve aches days Homans. themselves. Ellsworth for a short vi.-it to his son, Fred sun-bonnet, riding an carefully. system; and Y u: Minuter alone is enough to at- Maiden. cart drawn by an ox with a harness pains with powerful mineral drugs. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. n t sightseers, but that, the walls made of chain. T he trucking teams TONIKO-TEA is a childrei s medicine. it because it city \V A I.DO STATION. essentially They like ind tl e j taint inn which was our abid- throughout the State are mules, as isn’t [Deferred from last week/ The last snow has remained long enough bad to take; it’s the best medicine for them because of its simplicity and action ii! uive been sufficiently describe j CHINA. to set the teams going in all directions and they are hardy and live to a good old ■d ;• •onner articles. The architecture E. I’. Mayo of the Turf, Farm and Home, give people a chance to have a sleigliride. age. Give the Children Toniko~ Tea. iifi'ers from tl at seen elsewhere. Wuterville. has bought the Fred Gerald ..A good deal of shipping is being doi eat j The plantation negro of ante-bellum -■ I which is situated below China (*i n i thesi.-eets, if such narrow farm, just this station. Cord wood, pulpwood, lut), days is fast disappe wing, and in their ! Village. The part of this farm that holders lumber wore To.viko Remedy Maine. Genoa, III. dm abt.ires may lie dignified by die and household goods among place is a new gene..T ion, untrained Co., Waterville, : on the lake has many line building spots the last week's ...Mrs. Dear Sis,— I feel it to let know how much I'oniko-Tea has done for mv little i" second story of the buildings shipments George and unskilled. my duty you daugh- : for .summer and Mr. cottages, Mayo is to Walls, who died last week in Belfast, w as ter io old. She has been sick whh stomach trouble bn four and unable to attend pp is over the first, and. the third is on here ami the years years school, build a in the It is Spring just coming cottage spring. expected for many years a resident of this town. but after two i- taking of Toniko-Tea she is rf. ctH web and able to go to school second, so that as you look up country is taking on new life. \'io. only packages jn every that other cottages will be built in the near She had been feeble for a number of years Thanks for such a as yours. Vours trulv, Mrs. B. ( AWE. niiy a vi ry narrow strip of is seen future. lets are in the and day. grand renieuy sky past. In her younger days she was regard- blooming gardens, iietween the One of tl;e scent of opposite gables. II \ LLIHLK. as a the narcissus, which grows ed very capable woman in ev *ry de- { Tuniko Remedy Waterville, Maine. Caperton, W. Va. these streets—and it is one ot the nar- liev. li. M. in Co., Edwards of Brunswick partment of housewifely and an unusually abundantly nearly all the gardens, is Gentlemen,- 1 find Toniko-Tea to be a rente for worms in children and can recom- row is the at the church last your great called Shambles, and pi'-ached Sunday He efficient person in the sick room, her j very sweet. The fields are green, and mend it very as well a, fur .-.tiott MAXWELL A. THOMPSON. helm the will remain this week and hold t.» highly Indig- ym: (ind butcher’s stalls. There meetings neighbors not thinking it necessary call the shrubbery is line but the sweet mag- fo^jp-.'e afternoon and evening.... Mr. and Mrs. a nothing particularly striking at physician when they could secure her! nolias and will not jasmine bloom Toniko Remedy Maine. Zadoc McFarland visited his sister, Mrs. in this are hai Cct., Waterville, ''hapei Him, Ark. an :ng ton: In it at Chester we saw an- help— People vicinity vest- until March. Trundy, in Liie iile last week ...Miss little was sick from until lie was three old. He was d r of architecture. ing their ice. It comes from Toddy Pond j Gentlemen,—My boy infancy years nothing peculiar style The negro dialect is used to a F.nnna Penney, who has been sick for sev- and is of nice L. C. Whitman ! great but skin and bones and cried all the tune. I him hail M a of L niko-Tea and it (' the street hud a row of quality.... gave package cured you shops in the eral mouths, is fai.mg ...Mrs. Geo. W. and. wife recently went to Boston, where degree among whites, and people hint. He is now fat and Vours truh. Mrs. STOVER. die basement ar.-w steps down from healthy. J. Choate is suffering from an attack of grip. they have employment—W. (>. Went-! from the north find it necessary to give d e sidewalk. The is re- story above .... Willie Sibley has bought and moved to, worth intends going to Madison, Maine, ; close attention to understand the con- 50 Cents all Druggists. TONih'O REMEDY CO., Waterville, Maine. esst'i si) as to give a broad walk in the Win. F. White farm. soon to visit bis sister, who lives there... versation until they have got accustom- : rent of the shops on that the W ASH I S GTON. talviu E. «>. citizen of floor, I Reynolds, respected ed to the talk. The term of "boy" is third story coming out to ti e W. A. Fitch was arraigned before Trial this town, has been ill for a lung time and building one used here in a general sense, and ’ine and making it a covered In Justice Overlook Feb. 4th and held for the does not seem to improve... .The grip is way. everybody who is not called by name is March grand ii. mi us and in some cases -urn- there are stalls on the jury Si.oou the charge of among “grips” hard. places addressed as arson. Jan. J.'tli the house "boy." Where street side the in occupied THE NAME opposite shops the PROSPECT FI RRY. The writer is at and partly owned by Mr. Fitch was pleasantly located .-ecoud story, and you may walk a The body of Frank K. that gEST,BECAUSE burned, under circumstances which Fapt. Harding the Piny Woods Hotel. It has some whole block with to was washed ashore goods tfie right of seemed to at South Hampton from 400 and is ( suspicious Insurance Com- rooms, conducted by Harvey Do You Go ■•m:, to the left of Alto- the barge Belle of Oregon, Feb. Oth, arrived goods you. missioner Carr and insurance agents who it Wood of the Hotel Bellevue in Bos- aether hester is an here Monday, accompanied by his oldest attractive place; investigated it. Neighbors who were early ton. As an inland winter resort Thoni- son Archie and his nit what we >aw and what we did at the the found liberal traces of kerosene nephew. Frank E. there asville lias no and 1 left New York equal, every winter iiim been told another I feel it oil on the walls and floor of the upper Harding, (apt. Harding by pen. hundreds find health and recreation for \our medicine and oi with other Feb. 2nd in the tow with the and my .j ny. however, to register here a chambers, together inflammable Antelope here. the attractions are material. Mystic and the crew of the Among the the (’liester While Mr. Fitch claimed in defence Belle, Mystic drug store articles ? tramway. horseback and the that he was an oil from a Belle are all that is left to tell the sad tale golf grounds, riding in 1.01.'ion can travel fur miles in filling lamp leaky you of To the jug. and that the was over- that terrible night, (apt. II. leaves to piny woods. appreciate "(leorgia ss’ould like to have sou c in nimbus fur a ( lamp accidently penny, in liester you mourn turned. Tim house was insured for $000. their loss a wife, and three sons, pines” of poetry one must visit (leorgia, o •> i hit pence foi an inside seat in a Archie here for them Mis. T. c. Bowden, who formerly owned of Worcester, Mass., and Irving and and in Paradise Park, in front Perhaps lain.-: arkle car directly drawn at a funeral gait Willis of this one Orianna the building, gave a bend for the deed, place, daughter, of the are to be > 1 by hotel, found acres of stores seem s a -a sm ur.-e—two it <»f drug alike to ny pence vou ride tile terms of which she was to receive £ '.75 Worcester, Mass., a brother, ('apt. W. ( lofty pines whose scrawny arms seem ii The p. conductoi is a small, and Mr. Fitch the remainder in case Harding of this place, a sister, Sump, three dirty, the almost to brush the sky. Files are not alike, anv m ■la] Mated who ought to be at building was burned, it was also claimed nephews and a niece. The w ife of (’apt. boy, the well known W. ( Among people who -eh. >1. a s'nking contrast to the ab!e- b\ the prosecution that Fitch had been un- Harding is a sister of Mrs. Frank F. r; indisiduals are al. haie winter cottages here are Senator IS a ■ 1 duly solicitous about the matter of insur- Harding, (apt. II. was a kind husband : uitians who perform a like duty STANDARD MERIT ance. Senator and father and the blow -Mark A. Banna; ei governor Wiliiam of hie Staples and County Att’y falls very heavily We are working for the •11 ’i !.• i.di.n '1 ures. in this country, Howard appeared for the State. Fitch de- upon them all. The two families have the K. Merriam of Minnesota; and many and a Guarantee as to u i.iys (if with a est results in the '‘horse-power.'' fended himsel f. sympathy of the entire community... .Capt other men of prominence. compou t ;ia -cin--size and no scats <»n top, TI.OY CENTRE. Harry Ginn of sell. Pearl is for Port- 1 he loading climate is very dry, with cool ot as 'I eit mid have been two with ing medicines prescri horses, '■I he .Sunshine letters are again in the land.George Avery is sick in lied with nights, as in our Maine fall mouths, and a lii d one to hitch on at the foot of This chain lumbago in liis hack and lie is attend- neighborhood. letter, including hip. hot during the In the by We try h the Inks; hut day. February phvsicians. here one poor horse had about 30 sunshiners, is a source of much ed by ])r. Emerson of Hucksport. 11 is - average mean temperature is r>ti:oo ■ no more Ii the work to do. there is I comfort to isolated lives. In this round of many friends hope to soon see him out.... Cost than others t every Evidently degrees, the highest 00:52 and the low- put up prescript! no > I’. ('. A. in Chester. the letters the Mr. and Mrs. Klden Emerson of Frankfort appears following original est Mr. 49:08. The month of January just than some. i.iSt as skillfully as it can poem by Mrs. F. A. Hillman of North Troy, visited and Mrs. Jerry Emerson last _Less past was an average of and in are Sunday-Miss Addie Partridge of 52:15, which these letters uniquely pictuied Sandy- No detail is es N me was at March is to some above up. othing surprised more than the ! as the “Little White Fleet.” point Mrs. W. F. Bachelder’s last expected go put ■lress i the seen on the streets A little white fleet came week dressmaking — Mrs. Kate llarriman sixty. We are but 12 miles from the SHERIFF'S SALE. people I sailing rushed over or Into of entertaineureh must have been great changes Your sunshine is everywhere! Nearly produce for medicine has to be right the Little white fleet came the club Feb. 12th, but owing to the death of the table is received from Florida and once flays when 1 considered myself sailing. Z&fAM/r/ymk Taken this eighth day of February, A, D. 1902, Capt. Harding it was postponed to Feb. on execution daied the 18th day A. we wiil not let it go out veil up in fashions, in the Little white fleet, how eager with good train service one gets good January, English 19th. D. 1902, issued on a judgment 'rendered by the I’ve waited your coming in morning a business suit of tweed or here; fresh vegetables. Strawberries, fresh Supreme .ludieial Court foi the Cm utyof Wald \ Each its own little at the term our store. We invite bearing burden, FREEDOM. thereof begun and held on the first you with a hat or or All with and ripe, sell m the market for 25 cents ol A. 1). to on homespun, derby cap freighted loving good cheer, 1 Tuesday January, tuoj. wit. the w Miss Irene has eleventh of A D. was the correct Little hite fleet came sailing. Sibley returned from Bos- day January. lanj, in favor of come to us with glengarry, thing. In per box, and oranges, and Don’t tie the /<. your pr ton, where she has pine-apples top of your (ieorge Koberts of Brooks, in me County of Little white mission been spending a few and in Waldo. and Wilbert'. he afternoon a frock coat and tall hat; fleet, your bananas are very cheap. While there Jelly preserve Jars against Knowles of Thorn- Is the dearest the old world weeks.Have you seen the the old fashioned way. Seal dike in Hie County of Waldo, for one hundred scr n the if iu holds; “Academy are them the and ptions. evening, going anywhere The pain and sadness you’ve banished Echo” for chilly days in Thomasville, flowers by new, quick, thirty-four dollars and thirty-three cents, the winter term? Better absolutely sure debt or and twelve-dollar^ and the of even to a Have never, no never, been buy way—by damage, seventy- company ladies, public told, 1 bloom in the in the a thin of Pure eo^ts I Little white fleet one; it is only fifteen Cents, and one of the gardens every day coating eight cents, of suit, and will he sold at pub- a dress suit was go sailing. Refined Paraffine, lias lic auction at the office of (ieorge K. Johnson, in entertainment, esserv- best numbers ever year, and the southern and live published.Mr. and pine no taste or odor. Is Belfast, in the of Waldo, to the highest tial For the Little white fleet, go County street, ladies dressed very sailing, Mrs. Nathan oak ql air tight and acid bidder, on the fifteenth of A. D. lauj. And another Libby, Mr. Joseph Brown, trees furnish a beautiful shade to day March, lighten care, proof. Easily applied. :■ t ten o’clock m the forenoon, the two plainly, but blossomed in the The Mr. and Mrs. J. W. following evening burdens of life are many, Libby and Mr. Knowles the streets. There is a small lake mj] Useful in a dozen other described parcels of real estate and all the Poor & Son, into Ho hitler and to are ways about the house. title and c. full dress. Of course all heavy hear. Bangs going to Augusta this week ... light, interest which the said Wilber large eighteen miles distant, and a small Wy ! Tittle wh.te fleet go W Full directions with Knowles lias and had in and to the same <>11 the •'•ties are sailing. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Canton are the * more or less cosmopolitan, spending stream runs the eastern each cake. -1st day of September. \. I> 1:1111. at four o’clock I.l N< OLNV1LI.E. through part 1 winter in Montville_Mrs. D. Sold everywhere. Made ly ami ten minutes in the aiterimoii. t lie tune when ud you see only a small of Dodge of the and furnish- proportion Rev. II. E. ! village. Clothing STANDARD the same was attach' d mi thewiir in the same McFarlane, who for the past and Miss Winifred are a few i OIL CO. Block. lie residents on the spending days s.ui. In wit: .The first | are. 1 of r. al estate Imr Johnson’s streets; hut the four weeks has ing goods can be bought here much been visiting his mother in in Boston — The winter term of Freedom situated in Jackson. Ill the r.midv ,»f Waldo, and ■ ieonh‘ w e did see upset all preconceived than in Belfast. bounded as follows, f.. wit; at the New Brunswick, has returned ...Mr. and Academy closed Feb. 7th. The cheaper Beginning not oils, as t<’ academy southwest corner ot lot No...; thence northerly English dress. We even Mrs. R. R. At the hotel an ...THK... Fernald and daughter Bessie was well attended and the work done by we have orchestra of by land formerly of Benjamin idinpkms ami th saw the ro id leading hy what we to, na 1 the house .1 combination of a plug hat and spent Sunday in West with Mr. and teachers is nine pieces, and at the concerts on the Rockport pupils thoroughly satisfac- J. Craves. 177 rods i,( land Imiuerly ot said 'iick which is flow Fernald’s coat, ned upon in tins brother... Ray View Lodge, I. (>. tory. The spring term opens F'eb. 18th. piazza each day one may see in the Craves; thence easterly by laud 0■rmerly of said H. Crav. s. 20 rods; th-ar-e n«»1;: ? 1 y an rods to ■■ountiy: ud in and '1'., held an installation at their hall Fri- About new are Edinburg London twenty-five pupils expected. park hundreds of negroes of all ages burial ground; thence east uly s roils l>\ the Feb. — women appeared upon the streets in day evening. Tlh. A number were The great social event of the season and sit- burial ground; them e north' I) hy (lie bun d occupations, dancing, singing, 1 Dr. ground d rods, tnenee east.-r!y hy the land 1 the from A was the exhibition Emmons’ morning in frills and fur- present Northport. picnic supper given by the senior class ol said s<; n arrayed ting and reclining, enjoying the music, Monthly Regulator has brought happim to merly Craves rods i ind formerly of was served and a of fdieii.-e t social time Freedom Benjamin Tompkins; land Swan hundreds & belows as for an afternoon or enjoyed.... Academy last Friday evening of anxious women. There i» sou’beriy by reception which is to the southern a p>si- of Ken rods; thence Mrs. R. K. negro part ively no other known to nodical scc-iu o formerly jamin Tompkins ;.vy Sibley Froliock is at the remedy a visiting her daughter, Grange Hall. The members of the sou. to north line ot town garden party. Some of these cos- of life. You that will so quickly and safe) ; do the work. herly the of Brooks to Mrs. Laforest often see the boys driving th*- northeast emaier lOltltKKS OH Rankin, in Lincolnville class covered themselves with glory. The Longest and most obstinate from of land formerly of Column tumes were in had and irregularities Mall 1T.4 rods; thence glaringly taste; ( entre.\.. Mrs. Rosa or leading the cows to pasture in the any cause relieved immediately. Success guar- westerly to place of h.-gin Walker is visiting her entertainment consisted of songs, niug said town line the readings, anteed at any stage. No pain, dangei. or inter- hy Its rodcontaining 150 general impression of all the people a or more or • mother, Mrs. Lucy Pendleton.... Mrs. C. H. and two farces. The were morning, carrying banjo guitar ference with work. Have relieved'hundreds of acres, less. unique parts The seen, in all the cities and cases where others have failed. The most second parcel being situated in said Jack towns visited, Sawtelle is visiting her brother in well taken and and some tune as walk diffi- Brewer, much credit is due the mem- strumming they cult cases treated mail.and son. and bounded and described as follows, fo was successfully by bene- unfavorable. On in Port- Me.Rehearsals are in wit: It a of lot No. :o. landing order for the bers of the class. After the stage perform- along; or perhaps a teamster going to ficial resuRs guaranteed in every instance. No being part according to risk tin* plan of said Jackson and bounded thus: Be- FEED, on our we Llama “Uncle soon to whatsoever. We treat hundreds of ladies land, return, noticed with Si,” be played for ance the members of tbe senior class led work and 32 rods from playing as he rides along. On whom we never see. Wri te for nrtlier particulars ginning westerly the northeast cor- that the benefit of Beach and ner of the Hume or home lot (so on which pleasure the dresses seen on ttie Cemetery.... Mrs. in the grand march. Later they escorted the streets and in their various free confidential advice. Do not put off too called) places All letters answered. Remem- Benjamin Tompkins formerly lived ; thence nort h- street were in much Atalanta Rhoades of is the members long. truthfully better taste, and Northport visiting of the junior class, with Prof. of ber, this is safe under easterly by the line of land formerly of Benjamin SEEDS and her business you find similiar conditions. remedy absolutely every more in sister, Mrs. Sarah McCobb.Mrs. Perkins and Rev. condition and leaves no after Tompkins about 80 rod'; them-.- hy the south line accord with what w’e had be- wife, W. A. Richmond possible positively ; of land There is a love for and ill effect the 1 formerly owned hy Willard Roberts, about Maud French was in Rockland last week. and general music, upon health. Sent by mail, securely CROCH^KS lieved to be the lady and the members of the executive letters should be 25 rods; thence southwesterly about 80 rods to English style. few can sealed, $2.00. Money registered. — Paul negroes but what dance and the north line of the said Hum"' or home lot above Young spent Sunday at the Beach. committee of the academy, into the centre DR. J W. EMMONS CO., 170TremontSt., Boston. named, about 30 rods westerly from the place of Importers ot Salt. ....Sunday about forty people were at of the play some instrument. In future When hall and served them with ice cream beginning; ilienee by said Hume or home lot to landed on the other side, 8,000 the of Pitcher’s pond, Camp Rabbit, and many en- and cake. The remainder of the letters 1 will try to tell something more place beginning, containing 15 acres, more miles I evening or less. dealers In the finest quality of away, felt that I was a long joyed a sail on Gushee’s fine ice boat_ of southern was spent in a social way, with games, etc. life and the people of • Dated this eighth day of February. A. D. 1902 distance Mr. John CATARRH. 3w7 SAMUEL (i. from home. It seemed an age French of Camden called on rela- — We that Miss AND HEALING NORTON, Sheriff. regret Allen, who has Georgia. Anthracite and ^ ■ since we had tives here French was CCKE FOR embarked at Portland, Sunday—Alton at been so successful a teacher in theaeudemy, 1 Orrin J. dickey. home Sunday — Mrs. Maine who and I was oppressed with a sense of the Coombs, was compelled to leave us to return to her j T. R. Blacksmith L 0 3.1$. waste of for the past few months has been on the studies in Rates dreary water over which we college.Miss Annie' The remarkable progress made in science CATARRH SIMONTON, sick list, is now improving_Capt. Felix had come. Perhaps I was alone in this, Bryant is spending a few weeks in Vassal- by Americans in recent years may be due to ia LAWYER ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Wade left Monday to take command of his coffee drinking. Because all men of for others of the said boro visiting relatives_At the close of great party that the intellect drink it has been call- barge—Sleighing is good here now, and the coffee, long Ht time had not seemed to them. morning service last Sunday Mr. and ed the intellectual beverage. It has been Ely’s Cr^mB?'m 33.33.37 Front St.. Belfast. long all are it.We are that Anri Red Estate improving glad Mrs. Worth and Mr. Leander estimated that Americans drink Agent. TEIiEPHOiM E 4-‘2. Uf at home the whole Mrs. Clara who has been George Jack- 2,000,000 Easy and pleasant to Now, my fireside, McCobb, quite j a of Chase & use. has son united with the Congregational church. cups day Sanborn’s coffee. Contains no in- Offices, Chestnut St o.'p. Bay V>ew, seems like a dream. The sick, recovered.Llewellyn Sleeper This iirm is the distributer jurious drug. trip voyage and wife of Belfast visited largest of high- in town Sunday. .Wit. Fuller of South Freedom went to grade coffee in the world. It is quickly absorbed. over, and the return, wlieu we were de- — Mr. and Mrs. Frank of Frankfort Gives Relief CAMDEN, MAINE. For Sale at a Gray Boston last Saturday to seek employment. at once. Bargain 36 hours a are visiting relatives in town.Horace layed by gale, have shrunk Will attend to or other law busi- Tibbetts and wife of Rockport visited at O JX BTO «. X /L COLD'n head any collecting That desirable and well located real estate d to UpZiS?e ness have in Knox or aldo the proportions of a day’s sail, and Augustus Gardiner’s Allays Inflammation. Heals and Protects the you may counties, the foot of Main street, known as the Danin Sunday_Mansfield think less of The Kind Y»u Haw Membrane. and or real ana Don’t your system than you B«an the a Always Bought Restores the Senses of Taste and buying, selling leasing estate, renting Lane wharf will be sold low to close it is hard to realize that a Fred Clark of Boston, who were called Smell. titles of real property, only few Large Size, 50 cents; Trial Size, 10 cents. collages, looking up estate, making the estate. of here the death of their Mr. John io of your house. Give it a thorough cleans- wills or etc. Inquire by father, conveyances, negotiating loans, N. F. Executer. j _____„ HOUSTON, -_ un3 ionn —Mt__ ^ RURAL MADEIRA. the after. morning It is potent and to I Kamova tathorna Married. be treated GENL WOMEN. accordingly. Its bouquet The long delayed marriage of MIm the Celebrated Product of the create might a soul beneath the ribs of Mary E. Wilkins, the authoress, to Dr is truly a Wine tit tor tl»e Gods. The general standard of measurement w if for womanhood is death, such a thing were possible. t correspmulence of The Journal.] grown-up-ness.” When a is from school It diffuses an girl emancipated odor through a room i:aMadeira. Jan. 7, 1902. and arrives at the of BY! trailing sweeter than attar GONE dignity of roses. A skirts and elaborate hair she is glass All use the vile i.d never do to leave Madeira dressing of it after for smelling looKeu as soup confirms the grace said paying some attention to its upon a young woman. before and predisposes the heart to the and stomach upsetting Cod- that of industry, wme-inak- P» u t nature fullness of gratitude —to a sense of Liver takes its m .ii .'is centuries the n ines knows Oil—Vinol place :y nothing favors to come.” 'land have lieeii famous—ever of such stand- and because it does not ards. When the The true malmsey is produced no- disagree c id ruduetion of the wine from womanly func- where but in Madeira, and now-a-days with the most delicate stomach, the house of tion is establish- by royal Braganza. not much of it here. The The ed womanhood peculiar It is a tonic reconstruc- Kind Yon Have and which has les long i>ust were tiie fa- greater Always Bought, been they grape from which it is made is 1 is attained ac- extraor- in nse for over 30 has in for all tor old form of years, borne the signature of beverage England, to her to than the cod- cording dinarily subject fogs and dews, and ~ an,l lias mid afford the been made under his per* price. Evidently standards, and years without a was. may pass successful liver oil ever s<>nal since its or Lord Bacon?) was there is need of supervision infancy. ■'peare vintage. But the old Monks still culti- C/jjT SJr, wo care Allow no one to deceive in ted with them for lie makes manly Mr. Geo. Heisa wishes to testify for yon this. and caution. vate it with greatest care, and it is All It Vinol,—“I wish to to the merits Counterfeits, Imitations and are but to Ealstalf; how said the testify “Just-as-good” -ay "Jack, is royal houses of are run girlish ignor-; Europe of Vinol. I was all down, tried dif- Experiments that trifle with and the health of -■ the devil and thee about auce or endanger thy neglect familiar with the mysteries of the mon- ferent physicians and took all the nau- Infants and at this critical I ever Children—Experience against Experiment. which thou soldest to him on astery cellars. Since the of seating preparations heard of— time which often capital the Oil last for Emulsions of Cod-Liver included— Friday a cup of Madeira?" results in grape-raisers is their and long vineyards but all to no avail; they only made me Fal'taff’s day. generations of years of after stored devote of the wines, they much time worse, finally I heard great cur- What is CASTORIA ng Englishmen have continued misery. and labor to the of ative powers of Vinol and concluded to Mothers who management both. k their and to try a bottle of it. I gained in Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Pare- lips sing songs Great care is bestowed upon the selec- weight Oil, perceive the evi- continually from the time I commenced and M.umM'v;" until or so tion goric, Drops Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It sixty years dences of func- of the cuttings, great in to take it and now I can nicety truthfully say I contains neither i-u tional Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic the l’rinee Regent conceived derange- planting and pruning. The soil is al- am perfectly well and have regained my meat in young girls should promptly former and weight substance. Its age is its guarantee. It Worms th it malmsey was conducive ways kept clean, and strength completely. destroys have them begin the use of Dr. Pierce’s j properly irrigated, —Geo. Ohio.” and Feverishness. It nid took to in- Heisa, Comet, allays cures Diarrhoea and Wind drinking sherry Favorite It establishes reg- cleared of insects and weeds; and if Prescription. by Colic. It relieves cures II IS the nerves and tones When we talk of Vinol we Teething Troubles, Constipation gout, by ihe way, did not ularity, tranquilizes j such treatment fifty pipes a year of know the whole oi?^ and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, the foi life-long went up system. tolerable is what we speak and will refund your regulates gluttony wine produced, the proprie- Photo copyright F. B. "My troubles started during niv girlhood,” j by Conlin, Boston. Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. hack than wine; but ail his writes Miss Flora I Greer, of Howe Street, tors’ fortune is made. money If you are not satisfied. 107 Instead of MARY WILK INS-FREEMAN. The Children’s Akron. O., "but did not prove serious until 1S93. Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. at home, and Anglo-Maniacs j their wines From that time I did not see a well day. I keeping in cobwebby cel- Charles M. Freeman marked the culmi- ; suffered at every with terrible .mediately followed the fasli- monthly period lars ire Madeira merchants store nation of a and headache, irritation of the spine and pains in theirs long romantic court- malms The iiest heels. I had soreness and GENUINE ALWAYS ;-akiiig y my through my hips aboveground: but the sun is carefully A. A. HOWE & GO. ship. Miss Wilkins’ claims to fame aref' ovaries all the time and constant backache. DRUCCISTS. CASTORIA ■ us. have "Well known, and the v however, always One doctor would tell me one thing ailed me excluded from the “bodegas,” or ware- happy bridegroom another would differ- is a m-d a contrary and say something altogether are wealthy business man. They will' opinion: ent. but relieved me. I then wrote houses, and they kept cool and they only j reside in New Jersey. these islanders, who naturally you and followed your advice. 1 took five bottles sweet. Some of them contain as much of Dr Pierce's Favorite four of I ■ ■- t of their own Prescription, as a thousand of of beverage, that Golden Medical Discovery' ana five vials of pipes wine, differ- Pellets. Have not had a symptom of Concerning Comfort Bags. •f aristocracy-gout.—is un- siugle ent vintages and denominations, rang- my old trouble so far. Can sleep good, work Madeira wine has never been hard, and eat solid and substantial food with- ing in price from two dollars a gallon to out distress." Dear Workers : All, or nearly all, the y in the L'uited States the largest sum that the most extrava Kodol popular Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse the Unions have received personal letters con- y because ours is too new a bowels and stimulate the liver. gant wine-bibbers would care to sluggish pay. cerning comfort bags for the soldiers. Ii is v to be generally "up" in such Though all the commoner wines of Cure Dyspepsia a plan in which all, whether members of and within the last vpiarter- the island are designated abroad the what eat. The Kind You Have across all the and but by Digests you | the union or not, can join. Have a sewing highways byways, 1 Always Bought :■, since California wines have genera! name of there is as This contains all of the bee some to make and till the or earth has been “Madeira,” preparation day bags; brought from the valleys and all In Use For Over Years. to the front, our importation much difference between them as be- digestants digests kinds of take them home and fill them leisurely. All 30 and on CENTAUR vines planted in it rocky ledges food, ltgivesinstant relief and never COMPANY, TT MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY. Madeira lias fallen off to less than tween champagne and whiskey. Some should be in by the last of March. Send which from below look inaccessible to fails tn cure. It allows you to eat all v 11 them to 23 High street, Belfast, and I will ousand dollars per annum. dry, some full-bodied, some with a the food you want. The most sensitive any thing but mountain goats. Con- pack and forward them. Make the bag of cre- mer times the wine industry of fruity taste, some light, others heavy; stomachs can take it. By its use many noisseurs declare that for richness of thousands of have been tonne, 9xl0£. Turn down an inch and a and yielded an annual average some would have just suited the ac- dyspeptics deliciousness of flavor and immu- cured after everything else failed. It half of the length, and run in a drawing thousand body, customed taste of our i> pipes up to the year sturdy grand- formation of on the FRED from from treat- prevents gas stom- string. Sew small pieces of flannel inside ATWOOD, nity injury improper and others are \! eti, without the slightest warn- fathers, better adapted ach. relieving all distressaftereating. to the needles from Fill ment. these upland wines of Madeira prevent rusting. : fell fruit and to the weaker modern Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant totake WINTERPRT, HAINE, light upoti plant, capacity. They with thread, pins, scissors, yarn, are in the wide world. buttons, unequalled whole in at in a single season the out-put vary color, too, from darkest red to It can’t help court plaster, a little roll of bandages, pen- Madeira wine of the choicest grade is Insurance and declined to less than one liun- palest amber, and in odor as one flower but do you good cil, stationery, wristers, leaflets, letter—a Real Estate, made from a mixture of white and dark Prepared only by F. C. De Witt & etc. i That sad state of differs from another. Co.. Chicago. motherly, bright one,—a testament, REPRESENTING MILLION pes. things Toe $1. bottle contains 2i4 times the 50c. size. OVEK FORTY-FIVE ASSETS. and from a claret We are all interested in the of purple grapes; light I have not seen an intoxicated meeting nned for twenty years, bringing yet R. H. Plate when fresh from the it MOODY. the National W. C. T. U. in Portland next Fire, Life, Accident, Glass, Tornado Insurance, Steam Boiler color, vintage, in it is :y and distress to the islanders, person Madeira, and said that Insurance and gradually pales to a rich topaz in its October. Every resident of Maine will feel Inspection, wines were almost annihilated there is no drunkenness absolutely a thrill of pride if at the close of that Bonds for cobwebby old age. This kind costs the Security Cashiers. Contractors, Administrators and Trustees. known as oideum tuckeri. among the natives. The same rule fungus great convention it can be said: It led Correspondence solicited. Real estate bought, and sold. gourmet not less than five dollars the all the others. in a while the culture of sugar-cane seems to hold good in all wine-produc- Kitchen Everyone Waldo County bottle, even in the vineyard, and in its can help to make it true that Maine shall ■ I a of Madeira’s lost countries. Neither in portion ing Portugal, “lead.” Please do not hold off, but join ripe age is found only in the cellars and rity, and later a way was found France, nor Spain, nor on the Rhine, hands for prohibition, purity and peace. on the boards of and million- Will every union services Feb. the and royalty does one holding ineracting blight par- liij^mi beer-guzzling Germany 17th, or later, please send Contains No Oil. aires. special, though ■ '■lining the production of wine, stT^^niiuior.iii part or tne luennety brief, mention to Tha Journal. T'lie centre of the Furnishings. Emily F. as done the grape-growing which Miller, FOR the United States of SALE. by blowing powder disgraces is the Estreito district. Pres. Waldo Co. W. C. T. U. tlowers all over the vines region Vintage America. In where wine is North Feb. 1902. phur Madeira, We have in Searsinont, 8, To close tne e-nite of tlie lute in the of them all lines several times a time Madeira, (from middle drank much more than wa- apes during commonly and at the lowest Minard’s Liniment Has Power- to the middle of is possible Man and wife in Distress.—Rev. A. C. SIBLEY. most tedious process, as may September October!, ter. a person who once becomes intoxi- Dr. of prices .... Boehror of Buffalo says: “My wife and i still the gayest season the year. Then cated is the real estate is offered for sale ii> imagined, later tame looked upon as something worse were both troubled with Ca- following tlie all distressing I American peasants, working day among than a thief. that ! tarrh, but we have enjoyed freedom from ful .very that vines The natives say TIN Healing Properties. HOMESTEAD ON HIGH SIRtET. are this since the we ■ the vines, heard singing and im- aggravating malady day poisonous fungi: and a great necessity may compel one to steal, but ] first used Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder. One of the best places in Belfast. Tlie buildings provising their doggerel poetry. Like are a of t:iem were imported to nothing save his own degraded inclina- [ Its action was instantaneous, giving the large two story brick residence with ell. a Xew England in the most grateful relief within ten minutes new and commodious -table and carriage bouse, i. with the best 1,askings early tions can N?CKEL WARE a results. But lead him to drunkenness. and smaller after first application.” 50 cents.—77 Sold a Cures a Over- stable: all modern conveniences, labor is united with festive en- Stops Cough. Cold, The grounds extend from to I'nion natives days, Fannie B. Wakd. WOODEN Edmund Wilson and A. A. Howes *fc Co. High >troots, iiKple-in-arted imported j by and o. ntains about one acre.' Tennis court. Nice and though all are as orcbaid. Within a tew rods mgs from America with joyment. busy I what are comes Pain of Belfast Bay of along “Pa, prejudices?” “Other Instantly. which it dawn till THE INSIDE HISTORY commands a line view. Especially adapt- ■ bees from dark, the season is opinions, my son.” with the disastrous conse- people’s ed for summer home or fashionaldc hoarding as a house, six thousand dollars buys it this fall. It, "i regarded holiday. Women and In Heart Disease it works like the "knowledge ot good and magic will be worth more in the Of a Remarkable Case Now J'ublishcd for j spring. A portion of into the with their : —“For years my greatest was organ- the can remain came into laden with the girls go vineyards ikicjss- enemy purchase money on mortgage if the First Time. Mrs. Nichols Makes a S1V^*D ic Heart Disease. From uneasiness desired. Hat the and LAMPS and We know of no liniment but Minard’s ■i forbidden fruit, and Madeira great baskets, pick grapes Statement. to the Best of it into Telling Her j palpitation developed abnormal that is not made with oil or or them the grease, 10 bring to press, Know the Causes Which Led to action, thumping, fluttering and longer to he depended upon carefully ledge the j choking some othei ingredient that is not pleas- FOOLER HOUaE, HIGH STREET. Trouble. ; sensations. Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the balanced on their beads. Then every Chimneys, ant to handle. Take * f them Five Heart gave instant relief, and the had anyone thousand square leet of land and a cosy bunch must be “schaihido”—that The following facts, says the Belfast, but Minard’s and tin* base is a\ ich is convenient brick house Formerly owicd and ills of Madeira are cultivated is, Me., symptoms have entirely disappeared. It is oil, have never 1 occupied, hi> residence in Belfast. .Jus- Republican Journal, before a wonder-worker." Rev. I., iv to reach the seat of imh.muni- during t»y over—the and indifferent Shades, Dana, 1‘itts- supposed tice William H. ot the '.aine <>e to summit. Some of the picked good been published. The incident caused much Fogler Supreme i burg, l'a.—78 Sold b.\ F.dumnd Wilson and tion by an external application. Some dudieal Court. Modern conveniences. Price and the best reserved comment at the time and it was vineyards and are two separated, very thought A. A. Howes always out nervous exhaustion keep purpose rraced often over- The advantage of pressing the that rent. platforms, when my people wanted to make my A country doctor, riding over a wild but it is an ever-readv, never failing dangerous precipices. Up and juice with the feet is explained by the bed they could move me only a few inches stretch of down, asked a lonely shepherd friend for dozens of other ailments. Price, $1500. fact that would also at a time. I had become extremely thin and how he managed to get medical assistance inese fearful declivities men and while machinery “We use Minard’s Liniment, ami have for was still losing flesh. 1 had tried nearly all for his w ife in the isolated, cottage w here BAY VIEW so several years. I used it with great success STREET. 01 crush the stems and seeds, that their the medicines in the but failed to lived. travel all day, hearing heavy market, they this winter for grippe, by taking it find that me.” internally About one half acre of level land bitterness would mix with the any helped “Well, sir,” replied the shepherd, in all with molasses, and wetting a llannelaml keep adjonung n their heads; and always at a pure “Rut how tide water, about one-eighth mile below steamboat were you cured;’” asked the in- good faith, “we dwun’t ha’no doctor; we ing it on niv chest It broke it up i a very tlesh before such i H. Coombs & wharf. Suitable tor cottage, The best location juice, way terviewer. Co a short time.”—Mrs. Emma West more more and gives dies nat’ral death.”—Tit-Bits. Jones,235 St', rapid, graceful, ap- j just for a wharf south of Commercial street. ii tell 31 condition Rutland, Vt. obstacles. After the first you. y hnally be- : DEALERS IN > more easy than one expression : Itching, Burning, Price, $250 commonly came so critical that my family expected me Creeping, Crawling (iREAT IL.K KINGTON, Jan. f>. l‘.*«)2. lias the —_-_C Skin Diseases relieved in a few minutes bv M amfacti kim; •" the level roads of other coun- beeff drawn off, remaining to die any day. Then my husband Minard’s Liniment Co., bought I)r. Ointment. Dr. Mass. some Dr. William’s Pink Pills for Pale Agnew’s Agnew’s Oint- I’ostoii. is into — the habit of portion put a sack, hung up and ment relieves Dear Sir. In reference to letter, f NORTH CHURCH. 1’erhaps hearing and three after I instantly, and cures Tetter, your People, days begun taking Second-Hand Goods will gladly answer that I never tried a lini- Pews No. 30 and .66. us oi the head is reduced to lever pressure. The juice them ] could Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Eczema, Ulcers, Price, Sr.O eacti, responsible for eat without assistance, and in j ment that would do so much good for a Blotches, and all of the Skin. It is to the storehouse in a week I could sit up and be dressed. After Eruptions cold or lameness. 1 was choked so with a igether with the free and easy conveyed goat- is and and acts up BROOKS 1 had taken live boxes 1 began to flesh. soothing quieting like magic ccdd which lay on my lung- that I could which are to an gain OF ALL KINDS. 1 in all mi nts that come from skins, thought give I continued to use Baby Humors, Irritation of the Scalp hardly breathe. After i applied it tin? lir^t naturally the Pink Pills for Pale One fourth grist mill, etc., In or Rashes during teething time. 35 cents a time it relieved me of the pain, and I rubued occupied su,„ additional flavor, and later emptied into People until 1 had taken ten boxes and was Parties having FURNITURI ( vV Sibley Company. wing been hampered by corsets, box.—80 Sold Edmund Wilson A. it on thoroughly three tunes alter that: teat able to and move to < by and casks. The of fermentation help my family pack up CARPETS, was the end of my cold. I have told my or too clothes. The rural process a A. Howes & Co. Price, $250. many new home. After reachiug there I took friends to a bottle and it. 1 \v.ii about five weeks. the STOVES, or anything to sell \ lmy try mis are a musical occupies After two more boxes of the pills and I have been A the gladly recommend It to any one. race, always by us a card will receive a tramp other day asked a woman in PEKsO'AL PROP! RT\ able to work hard and take sending prompt ( Yours trul v, lias been taken out of the wine- care of my fam- a Massachusetts hamlet for a and in -■ as trot of- juice call. Antique Furniture a * meal, W. s." fuller. they merrily along, ily of five people ever since.” specialty. it to Ten shares giving him the good woman R. K. 1 >.. No. 1. stock Maine Condensed Milk Co press, water is thrown in upon the re- “It is now four explained nder burdens that would a years since ] stopped that she had no milk for the stagger tea. Price, $1.50 per share. taking medicine and if 1 ever have to take 33 Main Street, Me. it I: costs blit t-'em and each to fuse, and this undergoes the same Belfast, I “O, mum,” he gallantly replied, Try yourself. challenging other more will ( “you’ve Seven one hundred and any it be Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills me the milk of human five cents ji b->tllf. Yu can g* t it at twenty-eighths of as the what gave kindness, and schooner Charlotte T. nation when meet on the process pure juice, making for Pale People. Three of Sihlev Price, w ith cam they my neighbors that’s enough.”—N. Y. Tribune. any druggist’s. mgs from date of sale is have taken the with results and I oniv, >r their oxen are out called agoa-pe, literally “foot-water,” pills good One top Price treading positively consider them the best Energy all gone? Headache? Stomach carriage. $tr,. which is an remedy To be sure, the music is rather certainly not appetizing there is.” out of order ? a case of Simply torpid liver. For The above Burdock Blood Bitters will further particulars cati on nous, and rendered as as name. It is the cheapest of wine, re- statement was sworn to by Mrs. make a new man dolefully Nichols or woman of at the reporter’s request before you. EDWARD i'il but it serves to tailed at the ventas to the poorest SIBLEY, Maine, dirge; indicate Charles E. Adams, a Sears- Belfast, notary public,at Edmund About once wrote that Alboni’s ejieerfu! and classes; and, strange to say, its intoxi- port. i or JOSEPH disposition practical singing (she was very stout) was “like a WILLIAMSON, Jr., Not only have many cases similar to this cating are far than out of a of opliy of the peasants. There is a properties greater been cured Dr. nightingale piping lump suet.” On and after Oct. 8, 1901, trains by Williams* Pink Pills for Are You The connecting Administrator, Augusta, Maine. the wines which indignant pinna donna sent him a iable infusion of African blood have more grape-juice People but equally wonderful results have at Burnham and Waterville with through trains been goose-quill by a marquis. About received in them. as accomplished by them in a large num- (or and from Portland veins, which account for Soon their day’s work is the pen with his most charming and Bangor, Waterville, and may bei of diseases arising from thin blood or smile, the a frolic said: “I regret, sir, that Madame Alboni Boston, will run as follows: WHY '-ic because once exist- done, peasants have grand shattered nerves, two fruitful causes of al- DO YOU slavery Super- should have plucked you fur my sake!” most ill to which flesh is oc island and all through vintage time. The weather every heir. They FROM BELFAST. after its abolition are a positive cure for such diseases as lo- ; Hundreds of lives saved every year ''men is so delightful that their dances are comotor by and peasants intermarried. ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus’ having l)r. Thomas’ Ecieotrie Oil in the AM PM P> ? stitious? 7 16 1 SUFFER ■ held in the Belfast, depart 25 3 3( are open air, and everywhere, dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, ner- house just when it is needed. Cures croup, "filings thatched cabins of vous City Point.17 20 11 30 13 36 headache, the after-effects of grip, of heals wounds of sort. till hear the tune- That do believe in burns, cuts, every Waldo. ... +7 30 M 40 lest each nearly morning, you fevers and of other acute is, you signs? 13 66 construction, having diseases, palpita- Brooks 7 42 1 62 4 20 ful of the little native tion of the and You will if ever have When the bishop came to dinner, he said room, with straw, strumming queer heart, pale sallow com- you signs Knox 17 54 12 04 14 38 partitioned plexions and all forms of weakness either grace. Hut one day, when other company guitars. Everybody dances and every- of If want to Thorndike. 8 00 2 10 6 15 mgiiage is an odd patois of the in male or female. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills indigestion. you came, Rosamond asked, “Mamma, shall we Unity. 8 10 2 18 5 60 not with for Pale are a say grace to-day?” “No,” said mamma, “it Burnham, arrive. 8 35 2 40 6 26 cMc.se, subdivided into as body sings—if perfect grace People also specific for remove both signs and indiges- many will be a informal and 1 35 4 — and at least with troubles peculiar to females. In men they very dinner, think Baugor.11 35 n as there harmony, abandon tion take it is A M are valley parishes, effect a radical cure in all cases arising not necessary When the guests were RELIEF” and Waterville. 908 3 08 7 20 from or all gathered about the the little one ‘•QUICK w ith a hearty enjoyment. worry, over-work excesses of what- table, peak shrill, rising inflec- P M AM ever nature. Dr. Williams’ l ink Pills for exclaimed during a pause in the conversa- wnd a Soon as the wmejhas ceased ferment- Portland....12 15 5 35 1 25 plaintive, pleading sort of Pale are sold in boxes in “L. F.” Atwood’s Bitters tion, “Mamma says that this is such an People (never Boston JED. 400 yoB 667 ing it is drawn olf the lees and into loose infernal dinner that we need not have Boston, which gives a ludicrously pathetic put bulk) at fifty cents a box or six boxes for a few and watch the grace | w u. 4 it) IS A SURE CURE FOR sweet it is for two dollars and and be days to-day.”—Hatimore Sun. c ler even to their and ban- casks, where clarified—usu- fifty cents, may jests had of all or direct mail from result. TO BELFAST. with sometimes with druggists, by All the healing balsamic virtues of the ally gypsum, ox- Dr. Williams Medicine Schenec- Company, Norway pine are concentrated in Dr. Wood’s HEADACHE. 1 the blood, or with eggs; and a soupcon of tady, N. Y Be sure to get the genuine; I*M AM north side of the island the Norway Pine Syrup. Nature’s own remedy D. substitutes never cured Boston fE* 700 *»00 brandy, (also made from the is anybody. for coughs and colds. Boston, w D. uh'd heights are too exposed to At- grape), VD STOPPED FREE j 8 30 added to each of gales for the pipe wine, to pre- B B mP Permanently Cured In It’s a mistake to imagine that Perfectly harmless. most successful Newspaper Notes. DR. itching piles Portland.....-.1110 7 00 fol 06 vent the acetous fermentation. The 1 1 \ KLINE’S GREAT can’t be cured; a mistake to suffer a day A M -culture, and the little wine that Never w NERVE RESTORER longer than you can help. Doan’s Ointment Waterville. 9 62 7 10 4 16 fails. grapes that make the best wine are not The Advocate has been en- ■,11 No File after first ok. 7 16 ■dc Springvale day'■ instant relief and cure. Bangor. 1 36 there, being of inferior ■ Contultation, or by mail: brings permanent quality, and personal treatise and v M those which are most agreeable to the larged has adopted the popular quarto 9‘i TRIAL BOTTLE FREE At any drug store, 50 cents. uigcd into so-called U Fit Burnham, depart. 8 60 10 20 4 67 brandy, with form. patients who pay eipressane only on delivery. 15c. TWENTY DOSES taste as Permanent not 9 15c. . fruit. The finest wines now Cur#, only temporary relief, for all Ner- “My Family Doctor.” Unity. 08 10 76 6 06 the best “Aladeira” is voui DUorders, Spaems, St. now The Epilepsy, Vitus’ Danee Thorndike. 9 17 11 20 6 16 ■ in Portland is to Debility, Exhaustion. DR. vd made Madeira are known as Malm- Evening Express re- R. H.KLINE. l«d. Blue Island, 111., Jail. 14, 1901. Knox. t9 26 36 t5 24 after the American idea. On 931 Arch *11 turn to the old of Street, Philadelphia. Fowled iml Messrs. Ely Bros. :—1 Brooks. 9 40 sey, Sercial, Buel, Tinto and price two cents per copy. have used your 12 12 6 40 POOR & southern side Burgundy- Cream Waldo .. 19 50 t!2 30 16 60 the hills descend to That is cheap enough for so excellent a IIB Balm in my family for nine years SON, Druggists. Mad eira. Of course the and it City Point. 110 00 112 60 t6 00 oa easier best and cost- newspaper. has become my family doctor for by declivities, and their colds in Belfast, arrive 10 06 1 05 8 06 liest is a the head. I use it freely on my 1 ny malmsey; though favorite au- slopes are covered with t. Detrbon’s Anti Caution Notice. children. It is a Godsend to children as tFIag station. densely thor—who to $100—l>r. Diuretic 1,1 ought know, if expe- are troubled more or less. Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at aids that seem to reel he- may be worth to you more than $100 if you they fairly My wife, Sadie E. Brewster left bed $5.00 from Belfast and all stations on Branch. Ashes rience is a good teacher—has this to have a child who soils from incon- having my Yours respectfully, J. Kimball. for Sale ath their bedding and board without cause. I forbid all tickets to all West and burden. Not hereby for A trial can Through points Norttj purple only of tinence of water during Cures old from her on Judge yourselves. size I have a lot off unleached say Sercial: “It is called a sleep. persons trusting my account, as I be had west, via all routes, for sale by L. W. Geohgi- hard-wood bit of soil ‘dry’ and alike. It arrests the shall no debts of her for the small sum of 10 ets. every given up to the young trouble at pay contracting after this Sup- Agent, Belfast. GEC. F. EVANS, Canada ashes for and of a or fertilizer. Price 912 'mes, which wine; variety, if taken in full once. $1. Sold by A. A. Howes & Co., date. plied by druggists mailed by Ely Broth- Vice President and General Manager are trained on trellises ers, 56 Warren ton In ton the imbiber will Druggists, Belfast, Me. Iy47 Belmont, February 12,1902. St., New York. Full size, F. E. Bootobt, Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent. per lots. glasses, be dry enough 3w7* CHARLES M. BREWSTER. 50 cts. October Portland, 10,1901. 4w5 WM. H. WIGHT. IN KING PROBATE COURT. Tfll REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. EDWARD'S DOMAIN. All Humors THE NEWS OF BROOKS. the is an abstract of the i The selectmen are busy settling up Following business FEBRUARY 1902. BELFAST, THURSDAY, 20, Notes of a Six Weeks’ Trip to England ami Are impure matters which the skin, business for the municipal year. of the Probate Court for Waldo County, published Morning by the Scotland. February term, 1902; Every Thursday liver, and other organs can John Hall is spending the winter at the kidneys F.state of Thomas WE REPAIR XVI. James Dowling, Malden, WATCHES. Gibbs's homestead. ! not take care ot without help, there is Mass.; will approved; Everlena H. Dowling Journal Pub. Co. next we said Esther is visiting her executrix. Republican Early morning goodbye such an accumulation of them. Colson of Boston appointed Estate of Ruth C. Stockton to two more of our company, who ex- cousin, Mrs. Vork, at the hotel. Clifford, They litter the whole system. Springs; will approved; Thomas P. Clifford H. J. 0HAULE8A. PIL8B1TKV. pected to remain abroad a year. Al- M. J. Dow has received his State license appointed executor. LOCKE & SON. | Businnis Manager Pimples, boils, eczema and other ready our magic circle of twelve was and is now insuring farm buildings for the Estate of Bradford G. Blanchard, Stock- Kit ms ii a of that tired ton will Maria F. si l'.scKirTioN T I advance, $2.00 eruptions, loss appetite, granges. Springs; approved; for six r>0 cents for three narrowed down to nine, and a feeling of Blanchard executrix. year, $1.00 months; bilious fits of indiges- appointed Post Office Square, Belfast, Me months. “home” was in the air. Breakfast, our feeling, turns, Capt. Stanley Perkins is called upon to do Estate of James M. Neal, Belmont; will tele™, A • v Kin isin«; Tkkms: For one square, one James N. Mears tion, dull headaches and many other the barber work of the village during the approved ; appointedexecu- inch length in column, 75 cents for one week, and last meal but one in England, was soon tor. 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. are due to them. absence of Mr. Larrrbee. over, and we boarded a vehicle which troubles Estate of Eliza R. Emery, Belfast; will Win. M. Belfast and w ife, are approved; Ralph Emery appointed execu- of looked to our American like Welch of selectman, treasurer, collector taxes, And now Massachusetts is moving eyes very tor. visiting Ur. A. E. Kilgore and he often school committee and of schools, a and were soon at Hood’s Estate of Marshall S. Ayer, Liberty; will supervisor for an Old Home Week. lively-hued hearse, Sarsaparilla his drives. accompanies the Doctor on approved; Hannah W. Ayer appointed ex- and in the various offices held by him was GREAT the hour’s run station. The to Liver- ecutrix. to i and Pills Brooks of Good Templars will mal a a credit to himself and an honor to the Susan 1!. Anthony is not ashamed was an as we lodge Estate of Olive S. James pool interesting one, Tucker, Belfast; town. the the Democrats celebrated next Saturday evening a George Washing- 1). Tucker administrator. By way, expect tell her age. She lias just one of I Remove all humors, overcome all appointed passed through England’s great- ton will be there. Estate of Julia A. Edson to have a man to vote for. in every way his 1 night. The usual crowd Ellis, Searsport; tier S2nd birthday. est districts. Manches- tone and A. Buker administrator. manufacturing Itheir effects, strengthen, visit- appointed equal, ill the person of the Hon. A. J. Skid- Sirs. Nathaniel Evans of Whitefield Estate of Burton E. Parsons, Swanville; ter, with its great canal and enormous the whole more of dov. Powers is trying to get some of Invigorate system. ed friends in this vicinity last week. They Albert S. Nickerson appointed adminstra- Liberty. to factories, was the hub of this wheel of in tor. the Southern Congressmen emigrate I had salt rheum on hands so that I still hold some interests this j my property Estate of Oakes A. to Aroostook county and go to raising busy towns and cities. At the familiar town. Ramsey, Montville; | could not work. I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla lluldah F,. Ramsey appointed administra- potatoes. station a Dominion Line Liverpool ! and it drove out the humor. I continued Miss Grace E. Dow will have a special trix. Some of them are better to Estate of John E. adapted agent met us and supplied all our bag- \ its use till the sores disappeared.” Mas. entertainment for her school in Bueksport Woodcock, Searsmont; Horatio N. Woodcock administra- This we had better O. Rumtord Ms. appointed signature is on every box of the genuine raising-well, perhaps gage with labels on which “Portland” ,Iea Browh, Falls, Saturday evening, Eeb. 22nd, Washington's tor j Laxative Tablets not mention it. in blue letters. Hood’s to i Estate of Horace N. Monroe, Lincolnville; Bro;no=Qninine ligured largely, staring Sarsaparilla promises birthday. the that license issued to sell real estate; allowance remedy cares a celrl in one day In order to reduce my large stock I shall sell i the i cure and keeps the promise. a few weeks The explanation of this was that Mrs. Eliza Pattee is spending of to the NEXT The alliance o ‘tween England and $400granted widow; administra- THIRTY DAYS any goods in n Dominion liner was with her Mrs. Estelle Bowen, tor’s iuventorv returned. “Tumble Down Dick.'1 “Commonwealth” daughter, store at such cut prices as will astonish y for the of Estate oi Albert J. Japan purpose maintaining whose husband was so killed a Bowen, Monroe; pe- from for Boston that was not until the next tragically A Wood Saw for use for the door" in China sailing Liverpool gers, although it tition presented for license to sell real Mrs. Katherine 1). Howe, in her petition good ready 45c. “open gives general few months ago. and it would be rather incon- that we estate; allowance of $300 granted to the to the governor and council asking them to •Shovels, 20c., 50c. and t Sc. with the day, day made their acquaintance. satisfaction, possible excep- The of the community is ex- widow; Joseph Pattee and L. I). Perkins sell the island of Tumble Down Dick near horse Shoes tor 2 I-2c. venient, to say the least, to have our At the beside our sympathy per lb. tion of Russia, who must and captain’s table, party, appointed commissioners in insolvency. lier property in Isles boro, discusses at Hoise grin bear tended to Joseph Stimpson and wife in Nails, I Or. per lb luggage taken to Boston in her capa- were a gentleman and wife and little | Estate of Oscar l». Evans, Montville; al- length the reason why she wants to own it. their at loss of their which Skates at lowest prices. grief the child, lowance of $400 granted to the widow. the island. She says that it is a rocky is* cious hold, while we meekly followed to about This small family | (iood handled girl eight. was but a few old. Estate of Levi L. Prescott, Liberty; land about four rods distant and direct- Axes, 60c. lion, .1. II. lias days Manley announced Portland, trunkless and forlorn. The group proved one of the pleasantest Arthur Ritchie and C. M. Ilowes appointed ly opposite her lot on the westerly shore 1 hermometers at 1 Sc. Miss Adelaide Roberts, daughter of the Hat lie will lie a commissioners in petition for of Isles boro. It is barren, an area Axe candidate for nomina- busy Liverpool streets seemed like old additions to our list. The gentleman insolvency; having handles I tk late Alfred J. Roberts, died Saturday night allowance presented. of not much more than a quarter of an tion ns 6 dozen Coat h t (iovemor in 1904. Hon. I*. O. and the two led the was a retired sea a native of | Estate of Amelia.I. acre, it is within and Hooks for 25c. friends, youngest captain, ; at the Michael Chase homestead, where she Hopkins, Frankfort; not the limits of Isles- \ icken announced Ids some executor’s returned. boro, or any other town, but is tile Good C ross Cut Saws tor t I .Oo. candidacy way to the Compton Hotel without any Wales, who had served the Dominion was the winter. inventory property spending Estate of Lura E. of the State deed from Miears and linie and there are others in Au- (Hidden, Xorthport; by Massachusetts, Scissors for 10c. ago. didiculty. Here we were recognized by line for The lady, administrator’s Oct. and the twenty-two years. We are pained to learn of the sudden inventory returned; peti- -j, 1854, remaining half of all Ha^d and Wood Saw Files for 5c gusta yet to hear from. tiie and had tion for allowance lands to that ...wealth But, political- porters clerk, who, by the way. an American by birth, been death of Miss Lizzie Swett of East Knox. ; presented. belonging Bicycles worth $35 for #22.50 Estate of Nelson E. Reynolds, Brooks; situate in Maine. 1904 is a off. had taken us for a theatrical on 1 (piite long ways troupe away from home for almost that length She was a sister of Mrs. Charles W. Lord guardian’s inventory returned. $25 for $16.5' our arrival. We of little of formerh worked here. Estate of Horace ad- Raisin Seeder for 5c. previous disposed of and the was—Annie this village, and Knowlton, Morrill; ♦ Portland "The time, girl *!* ♦'*!*'t>*i*-♦ ■‘V' *!* v* v Express: death of ministrator’s inventory returned. Good Curry Combs for 1 o» our extra wraps and bundles and wast- Ilertlm James. The were com- E of the family Geo. L. Hail, who bought the Brackett | Estate of Angelia J. Getchell, Troy; ad- dge Pogler Supreme court or A" Faints, for Hou ed no time in starting out on a shop- ing out to visit friends in the States, homestead in Jackson ol the Rev. David ministrator's inventory returned. PAINTS* ** Maine is a distinct loss to the state of Estate of A. Winter- PURIFY ! 111 I ping expedition. The few remaining leaving the remaining eight children, Brackett, has taken the contract to haul ICO Margaret Kelley, ! YOUR anj| Carriage us Maine. Pencil, bar and port ; administrator’s inventory returned. people will t I Varnishes at cut shillings in our fast thinning pocket- all at home m cords of wood to Brooks village from that Estate of Robert E. ad- Leads, Oils, price. e te in nearly grown up. Bortli, ilowes, Liberty; regretting that the capable fixed books must be disposed of, and it was a Wales. At the Doctor’s table were two place. ministrator’s inventory returned. Ready Paints at cut prices. i.wer. able and Estate of Lemuel B. admin- jurist good citizen Fogg, Unity; ALSO task far from difficult. We visited tiie Mr. Bausons, who were bringing horses The members of the Brooks Union Parish istrator’s inventory returned. Aid. si oiild In- taken away at the time of I BLOOD I fashionable district, where prices, as out. both have given notice of an ollicial meeting to Estate of Martha A. Emerson, Sxvanville; 4. 4. Carpenter and Ficl. !" « ben lie should be at the very interesting gentlemen. of Farming Tools, height of be held at the church Thursday, first and final account administrator al- well as family trees, were high. The Mrs. a Canadian lady who tonight, 4. 4. Fencing, Axle Urease,Locks,Knob e- powers. His service on the bench Gardiner, lowed. Feb. 20th at 0 o’clock to transact important of Eliza A. 1) And the 4 streets were literally lined with shining had been “home” on a visit, and Mr. Estate Burlington, Belfast; 4, Strengthen Latches, Bolts and Building At as ii of comparatively short dura- business. second and linal account of executor allow- carriages driven liveried coachmen a terials.; n n hut he has done work for the by Malpas, young Frenchman, completed ed. good It. A. Hall, is at home from Fairfield, and stiff footmen, who stood at “atten the list. We were with our Estate of Jane Palmer, Monroe; first and spate >thei sand 1 is mem- delighted Now i-tin-(ipportunitv u. I,uy fni capacities, where he spent most of the past year at final account, ami p ivate account, of ad- NERVES I spring pn tion" before the carriage door while convenient them | inu. It will p:i\ you to L*uy now. h serves well of our staterooms, linding work as a has ministrator allowed. people.” house carp-'tor. He worked * was her even more modern and than Estate of John first .WITH * Alt -ALLS .STRICTLY CAS I i “my lady” making purchases. roomy several at this lateness and is Erskine, Palermo; FOR years pro- and linal account of executrix alloxved. A ■; \vs item going the rounds, of the We were absorbed in tiie scene about we on the those occupied outward voy- ficient in it. i« ;i Estate of Mary E. Ambrose, Frankfort; Tins legitimate sale of good goods t" Man..- papers says that Belfast has a us. and of lunch in time to of ‘‘' thought just age, and all spent a very comfortable A Dr. first account administrator alloxvod. 3tnS letter was recently received from o'fi .*arl\ an*I av iid the crowd. In a future as a summer to tiie hotel without a re- Estate of Harriet A. Lane, Brooks; first I Kent’s resort.” get incurring night. We awoke the next morning to Charles W. who for some Cl\v|^)’ Jennys, years account of administrator allowed. | m it depends. Our city has all the proach foi tardiness. Lunch over, find a had but w as in this as a dentist. He Estate of Josiuh II. perfect day dawned, settled place Emerson, Sxvanviilo; ! ONLY i. ‘ural xvill ; Wax land advantages to attract the sum we spent the time before tiie sail- mindful of the warning conveyed in is now located in Millbi l«ige, and is doing a presented Knowlton named executor without bond. im’i visitor: good conimuiiication bv hour as our business. A. ing tastes directed—read- the following poem, which was inclosed prosperous Estate of Oliver Chase, Belfast; will C. BURGESS rad and sieaniers. and modern ronven- Lottie Chase named t 50c. a Bottle. ing. writing, or walking about and in a steamer letter, we had a game of Ain-e 1 How attended tne debate between presented: executrix ►L without bond. Manchester Assurance Company net But unless we suitable a toss while we were still in the Bates and Harvard at Lewiston last provide takii g Iasi look at the alluring ring Friday estate »i I in II. I-rank Black, BeiiaSP, will Don’t wait until you art- ,,1' ink- Manchester, England. o 111 mod at ions for those who wish mood Cor such evening. It is understood that her ; Caroline E. named shop-windows. Xo one had any desire gayety: easily presented Black execu- tip- best ton mad l\ 1 VI trix spring " a- 'uni and some sympathy was with Bates and that she was without bond. here, give eneour- to be left behind, however, and tiie T CKLKIIY H IM ami well S an on:aN v'ovauh. Estate of Albert E. Plummer, Montville; keep AS*; I- | tea I Ml'. IK Ml. l'illl. :i_■1 i11<-111 to thosewho would like to build delighted over their victory. parly gathered promptly at the appoint- First will presented; Daniel B. Piummer named R Day. stocks ami bonds. summer homes, our future” is It was with deep regret that we learned ex* eutor i,.>i: “bright ed time and stalled for the doeks. A “li: 1 on. thou and dark blue '.mil m 'ttiei* and bank. r.:, deep ocean, Estate of Luther Gannett, Belfast : will ike \ to be roll!" of the death of lion. Joseph B. Meats of Hills iv eivablf.. '"indefinitely postponed.” handcart our accom- : ('has 11. hearing luggage presented Coombs named execu- I I Agent s' tialances. Toss tliy huge waves earth wide and Morrill. We were acquainted with him for tor. City Drug Store, panied us in true Lnglish fashion. As mountain high! llltvl-esl Mini n uts. l'lie representatives of the senior many years and valued his friendship Estate of Joseph IE Mears, Morrill; will f'm (‘il'-etml premiums.. >.v.j we neared the we found What care 1 though thou spread from pole t BELFAST, n A1N F, t All other lass at Hates landing stage IIis a time presented ; Emily E. Mears named executrix assets... college scored a victory to ? highly. father’s family for numbers of our and pole without bond. X X people going way. I stand this dock secure ami resided in this town. *' ■ t m deliate over the Harvard seniors upon dry. Estate of Julia A. Wells, Belfast; will Wholesale Agjuts. <-*t*oss s.$1,809.! the crowd was so dense outside tiie ! love the motion of the : who met them in mighty deep As & presented; Bolu.n B. Field named executor the Lewiston city 1 love tin1 the and the previously mentioned Lawrence ; Admitted assets.$1,809.1 lines that tiie two sound, splashing, j petition presented for appointment of Alfred hall last pompous policemen New hall of Fairfield have a Li ABILITIES !>E< FMBEIi 1901. Friday evening to discuss the roar; bought large A. Small administrator with will annexed. 31, guarding them w ere obliged to clear a Like mush soft :t lulls my soul to sleep, | of lumber in this W. s. of N'd Illlpani losses.. .$ ; > That the quantity vicinity Estate John Longfellow, ■ question, Kesolved, United Searsmont; I a < ai And 1 could wish to hear it evermore. ncd premiums. .. j .or,- for us before we could duck under j Merrick of is care of their petition presen.ed for appointment of States should a of path Unity taking Mary All oilier abilities.. *,:».«». adopt system ship- Second E. Longfellow administratrix. the and look at Day. business here. are ping subsidies. Hates took the aflirma- ropes up the sides of They shipping pine Estate of M Clark, Frankfort: Why will this hateful boat keep up its inly peti- T,*tal.$1,314. tiie 1:;,000 tonner “t'oinmomveaith.” entirely this winter an 1 will cut some 2()0 tion presented for license to sell real estate. Prettier Surplus over all liabilities .">54., ti't. and was represented by.I. A. Hun- rock tug V M this season. Estate of Lichard A. It was a not won’t it wait til! 1 call on deck:' I Gurney. Belfast; soon to be Why get I' .... newel!. F. ,\. Childs and (Linwood sight forgotten, for license to sell real tal liabilities and surplus won’t it—Halifax! here comes petition presented the of that black Why my Mrs. Susie Leymon of Boston and Mrs. estate and 3w8 Hot'de. Harvard’s debaters were IF -\. sailing great monster, stocking distribute the proceeds. Frank of Camden, sisters of Mrs. Estate of 1 aniel C. Foothaker, Belfast; 'age. li. s. Karl and into whose yawning maw hundreds anti To wind itself about my very neck! Wiley OUR IMPORTED K. K. Smith, l’lie second and tii al account of administrators Fire Association of Philadelphia M y hat has fallen in the water pitcher; Frank R. York of this village, have been whole State has cause to fee! of huudreus ot trunks and boxes were presented ; petition presented for determi- proud My shoes have coasted out the cabin her for a few at the York Hotel. xssi: r* i>kc 1;mi;er 31, 1901. guests days nation of the collateral inheritance tax. the Hates pouring. A little farther along a stream door; Ileal e>!ate .s boys. Tlrny improved the occasion to visit their Estate of Harrison Belfast; First f,is l fear the stewardess will he the richer Ilavford, I Mm mage loans.. ..71 of was going abroad the account of administrator people by pas- Because lies outlie Moor. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Colson of presented. *’ollatenil loans it about time for the .Maine read- tliy purse open Estate of Gardiner sdifrer gangway, laden with Mowers and last Philbrick, Thorndike*; Sto. U> and bonds .... ;.i. 1 Monroe, Sunday • -• sal Huston to notice Third lirst account »f executor presented. 'asi 1 ;:i and bank .. Sunday papers and and Day. a tin* setters of fruits bags boxes. Stewards, in Estate of Darinda A. Stockton Im-u'-'t and rents ,4 regular correspondents Roll on. thou fierce and cruel ocean, roll! Out of a total of ;;i» children of the Pri- .spinney, first and ITieolleele.l premiums.. 71! .- lioii! Maine cities the the uniforms of the waves springs; final recount of adminis- infor- blue,brass-buttoned Dasli thy huge against this strug- school four had a record dur- \ 11 otli*-i .. startling mary perfect trator presented. AUK NOW UKADY assets... s. mal, m Ilia: "the has line, were one of — ling bark ! political pot begun rushing about; the ing the term, and live missed only one day Estate of Martha P. > ■o boil." I care not to the bottom of my soul Daniels, Liberty; FOli I KI. I YFIiY ;!' iss assets.. S.IJ7', mates was first and final account of ■ giving clear-voiced orders to llow soon we. founder in the water dark ! on account of sickness. Olive Roberts, a administrator pre- I»' I net it'tns ted admitted m If they .-ay that of Belfast will sented. they the crew with the bettor a quiet grave beneath the sea, little Mi.ss of seven has attended working baggage; years, Estate of Albert We have a much assort \dmitled assets. -under better a mermaid in old liacklill, Unity ; first and larger a misapprehension. The po- the Neptune’s halls. weeks of school and has not missed captain, calm and serene, the twenty final account of executor presented. than au l is tiea paced Than die of slowlv lingering agony meat formerly, usual 5 LFABIL1 I IKS l»I:. EMBER 31. P.»OL pot has been taken off the crane a word in spelling. The school closed Fri- Estate of .Julia S. Nichols, Unity, now bridge; while the unemployed crew and Or have my brains dashed out against there are no e .Julia A. first and final (luplieates. Net unpaid losses.. .. > p, i set away in the sited. More im- the walls! day afternoon with reviews, declamations, I'aiwell; account of steerage passengers crowded to the rail guardian presented. I'neained premiums. piss 1 oriel t matters claim our Fourth recitations, etc., followed by a treat. Estate ot All other liabilities .j i attention. and shouted f arewells to their friends in Day. Briggs C. Daggett, Morrill; al- A ive lowance of Si;;;>.4() granted to the widow: set the wheels ot in They wouldn’t even let me die in quiet; IN Total. ...$.a.lls industry the crowd of faces below. j TO Cl RE A corn ONE DAY first and up-turned final account of administratrix We are also < .. — o said that I’d be better off on deck, j offering 'ash eapital. ’r>4h. mot n, and now La\e to build a They hotel presented. .. One poor creature, who evidently be- Too w eak was I to argue such a fiat, Take Laxative Broom Quinine Tablets. A[1 our entire stork of mo an electric railroad. Hon’t botlier on the stairs I broke lieved in as a Though nearly my refund the money if it fails to whiskey preventive for druggists total liabilities and surplus. ... ebout neck. ...su,r. politics, please. This is our cure. E.W. Grove’s Signature on each l ox NORTHPURT NEWS. sea sickness, insisted on being support- I really think the boat has stopped its 8 l'KKL) AT\VO>)l). busy day. .Agent, Winterpor ed at the rail while he sang a very pitching; It’s merely wabbled for an hour or so. R. A. Packard is from slowly recovering Norwich Union Fire Insurance Soc A A I). ( touching farewell song iii a doubtful 1 wonder if that smell comes from the aslsington, book-dealer re- a severe hemorrhage. Hamburgs The scene was an kitchen. ot Norwich. England. ports a great falling off in the sales of key. extremely in-! Barnum’s I wonder how some toast and broth Mrs. Prank I. Dickey is at home, after a AT COST. the woika of Hickeus and teresting one, yet we were not sorry j would go? VNSETS I>Fa KHi'Elt 31. 1901. Thackeray, two weeks’ visit in Boston and Somerville. Mortgage loans... 40,1*. when the stream of Boston- —Hebe Gray in Commercial Advertiser. Storks and bonds and gave several illustrations in sup- returning Mrs. Lou. Klwell lias returned home, and < t'l- in oilier and bank.. 1 j-. of ians began to thin out, the bugler gave The continued and The Hisses tlie assertion that the day beautiful, Monkeys Interest and ... port young considers Nortliport a better place than Ellis, rents. is.'04 bis musical l neoih ted of this warning for friends to go ensconced in a steamer chair in a Boston. premiums neopie country are growing up “All well—all All Other assets. the last score of happy—lots n ashore, trunks swung ! favorable situation, and fortified with Main Street. ignorance ot these great w riters. In Mrs. Joseph Lane has just returned from 107 :it8 (irons and admitted assets...... $J.l7' •• over ttie side, the last goodbyes were ! three books from the a of fun". That is the conclusion be said: ship’s library, regular a few weeks stay in Boston and vicinity, and the Li \BII.ITIES DKi'EMl'EIl 31, 1901 It the were to shouted, slowly, majestically, j quiet day was passed as we sailed down where she has young people devote ! from daughters living. report the Net unpaid losses.. .$ i» .• themselves as to Dickens great ship turned and headed down the Irish coast. Once in a while we monkey cage assiduously Deacon Albert Hasson and family have neai ned premiums.. t ..u:, and 'i as to the balder- amid the cheers of onlookers Ali other liabilities. hackeray thoyuo stream, sighted a red-sailed cf Barnum’s Circus ever returned from jt dash which picturesque fishing since Old Town, where they have seems to form the.r mental and crew. As we looked at our own boat, and left it in our wake. been Total. ■staple they would into better rocking spending three weeks. BELFAST Hi $1.519.1. IK. ovn deve.op little the Surplus all liabilities.. men sturdy ship, anchored out in the Kinsale was keepers began the IN and w omen for it.” light signalled, and we dosing Town meeting is held the first Monday in ESTABLISHED 1S36. stream to give her larger sister Total liabilities and surplus....$•* iti tt e agree w ith the book-dealer. Nine- ship knew the Cambroman would be March, but there is not much excitement as report- monkeys with Scott’s Emul- ;:w8 plenty of room, we had not the slightest Capital stock, $150,000, tenths of the popular fiction of the day ed in the *‘N’ Yak mo min’ pipers” yet. Not many changes are talked about. s regret for the crowded monster whose the next sion. was earn Orient Insurance trashy, and in some cases pernicious, morning. During the day the Consumption Miss Annie Rhodes, a student at the Cas- 5UKPLUS, 33,000 Co., Hartford, C departure we had witnessed. In and will find its to ob- just doctor introduced himself. lie was tine Normal school, has been unite sick and ASSETS UK' KM UK R 1901. speedily way ^ off two thirds of them DEPOSITS SOLICITED 31, fact, we rather rejoiced at the ing her sister Beulah went to livion. The sooner the better. thought very long, and very thin, and very care for her, but Real estate. .$ ;v.< pale Safe Boxes for of tiie clear decks and Deposit Rent at $3.00. Mori loans. r.’" unruffled calm —a from and the circus had has returned home, her sister being much gage young graduate every year .. Edinburg $5.00, $6.50 and $8.00 a year. Stocks and bonds .. i• There are Boers in South and of stewards and stewardess that we better. Africa, j University, and was on his first voyage. Cash in office and bank to new ones. Hills receivable ... there is a boor in Congress, 11 is name were so sure on the of buy The masons will hold a social at of.finding ship j He lost no time in warning us not to be i their hull Agents’ balances s Wheeler, and he our choice. The and Feb. '£1. a Our vault is unequalled in Eastern Maine and Interest ami rents mis-represents the steerage second sick, for he to be ill” One a Saturday evening, After program expected “deathly day acciden'- I N EXCELLED in tire and Uncollected premiums ... p hirst district of class were : keeper a lish chowder will be served at the low- security against Kentucky. We passengers already on board, All ol her assets. m say himself. At four o’clock, when George, burglary in the country. and a steam tender broke a bottle of price of ten cents a bowl. The miMcpioM-nts. because bearing the feroci-! Scott's proceeds Those can Kentucky pro- the deck ally renting boxes have the exclusive Cross assets. > youthful steward, appeared will be toward an for ducts ! avi been to ous name of soon steamed to 1 applied buying organ of taking their boxes to and from the generally supposed “Tiger” up with his tea and the doctor near privilege biscuits, Emulsion the monkt ;• the hall. Admitted assets. .. s7.101 nclude as the and we bank. gentlemen well as beautiful landing stage boarded her, __ was annoyed at my refusal of that form 1.1 \mi.mi:S DKi KMBEIt 31, 1901. Report says that the log owners of Ban- women, race horses and w It is severing our connection with “King I and the ea gor, w hose logs went adrift, have brought unpaid the misfortune of the Democracy that Ldward’s Domain" and terra tirma at Searsport Nation*!/ Hank. Unearned pr^miuin**. m afternoon tea was the exception rather it from the floor. action against Camden parties for appro- All other liabilities. Wheclei to that it is one step. As «e came the lapped up Tueasi nx Die vrtmknt. belongs party, and alongside than the rule in his face was a priating their Parties who have America, logs. pick- Okfh »•; of (’omi’Troi.i.ki: -o mi: Ci kkkn« x. Total.s 9iii* to that his "Cambroman” the officers and 1 only just say in stewards This the ed should W ASllI.MiTnN, 1). Ei lit UHI'V 14. l.'O >• harangue study. ‘'ISut what do you drink?” he suggested idea that u up logs be careful, as the tine is a Cash capital 5 & U. Hast daughter, Secretary State, and days. and or or of have received editor of The Journal for at differ- Maine, complied provisions of ; QUIMBY. Agents, soda, cocktails, something monkeys bundles, of to enable Naiionul referred We were shown to our the Act Congress Hanking j insultingly to our state rooms, ent times, of readable and Associations to extend their coming that nature. When I told him that we doses and the reading matter, corporate existence ! ST AT K MU NT Ol hut the steward told us regular and for other 12, issg. guest, Prince Henry of is they were only keepers to tile Hon. E. C. Freeman, the most accom- purposes', approved duly Germany, didn’t take anything, that was the last Now therefore I. William H. Kidgelv, Comptrol- ! as few deaths Searsport National Havk condemned by Democrats as well as by temporary quarters, pleasanter ones report very from modating stage driver withiu the writer’s ler of the Currency, do hereby certify that the straw. lie sank back in his steamer National Hank. in the town of Sears- A more were to he later. No memory, for forwarding the same. Searsport At the close of business February 14, Kepublicaus. unjudioious, un- assigned unpack- Of course m the County of Waldo and State of chair with a resigned expression of consumption. it's port, Maine, j No. 2642. is authorized to lia\re succession for the called for. ungentlemanly speech lias ing was done, therefore, and we were countenance and announced in a The large memorial window for the period to Scott’s specified in its amended articles of association, James (t. Pendleton. President. not on our to the when one cheaper buy Emul- at Brown’s Corner in of A. been heard in Congress for years. way deck of the tragic voice, “1 shall starve!” chapel memory namely, until close of business on February 14. 1 H. Nicliols, Cashier. M. D. P. Col. Thomas 1922. Jas. A. Colson, Asst. 1 1 And Wheeler is a native of stewards greeted me with the welcome sion than new Knowlton was furnished by Kentucky! monkeys—and In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal j his at a cost of over He must and most news that a grandchildren, $100. of oftice this fourteenth day of February, 1902. Loans and discounts .... $10... he a changling, or Kentucky unexpected letter Yachts and Boats. that suits the circus men. There is also one in of -., (.Signed) W m. b. RIDGELY, Stocks and bonds. si. awaited me. course was memory Jannette, blood has become and Our immedi- seal > Comptroller of the Cash and due from banks .. ->1,01 impoverished her {» Currency, j deceased wife of Abram -> •*' in Knowlton, by her No. 2(542. 5xv8 Hank building and fixtures. t. sons ately changed and we followed the blue Consumption * degenerate. The steel yacht Pantooset, which is under monkeys daughters, one in memory of Vinal Hills j 5 per cent. fund...... •j.h’" uniform until tbe saloon and the construction at the Bath iron works for Col. in man dining and is the same and Oscar and one Bell3. A. S. of will be launched disease. wife, by Hills, by the $21-1.1“ Wedding was reached. How that Bigelow Boston, “postoffice” the first week in March. If Pitcher sisters. The cost of the other win- FOR SALE. you have it or are threaten- Capital ..$ so.im Wood-Snow. Elmer B. Wood and Laura letter was devoured and every word of dows was less than the Knowlton Surplus. •25.0’* At the annual Feb. of the one. One meeting, loth, Profits undivided, less 21 <>:• K. Snow were married at the news dealt out to the other ed with it can was furnished John The estate of the late Charles Moore, at 45 expenses. Stewart sparingly Eastern yacht club in Boston, it was voted window by W. Davis Circulation. 4o.n. you Cedar street, will be sold reasonable and on easy No. 129 Main to build a and floats at Bar bouse, street, Monday fore- interested ones. Even the enclosed pier Harbor. in memory of his deceased wife, Clara J. terms. If not sold will let the lower tenement. Deposits. T7..» means take the hint? in the This that the club will establish a Apply to T. B. noon, presence of a small company of of a taken in “Old Davis. DINSMORE, Iw8 blue-print snap-shot yacht station at the Maine resort on the 1 his or on the premises. $214.18- near relatives and picture represents friends. The ceremony Home went same idea as the station of the and Belfast, January 23,1902.—3w4* Week” the rounds, conjur- Newport the Trade Mark of Scott's The many friends, politically socially, was performed by Rev. E. S. Philbrook. New York club. M. C. of Card of Thanks. ing up to each the picture of the famil- Emulsion and is on the of Hill, recently Northport but The bride was very prettily attired in blue The total of the New York of now an citizen of are iar home streets as membership wrapper every bottle. honored Belfast, high- In behalf of the Congregational Society they looked on that -■ with white trimmings and carried a white Yacht club is 1,928, and there are 468 most heartily thank Mr. Thorndike fo»- his for ly pleased to hear that the Republicans of Wanted- To Rent. time we had ex- boats in divided as follows: Send free ecssful efforts for the-entertainment of Febm rose. They were the recipients of many gala-day. By sailing the,club’s fleet, sample. Schooners, 80; schooners with this section of Waldo county appreciate a A neat, well furnished summer cottage, rent 12th, and also for the Interest and assistance from friends and the and auxiliary SCOTT & who so presents relatives. They plored ship pretty thoroughly, schooners schooners EOWXE, man” and will bring him forward moderate. Should like boating, bathing and fish- all ably supported him. motors, 11; building, 1; “braiuy if in of miss A. F. South worth. left by the 1.24 train for their home in were on deck to the last with ing possible, vicinity Camden, Castine, get glimpses of building auxiliary motors, 3; sloops, *09 Eearl St., New York. as a candidate for isenatoral honors at their Fort Point or Swanville. Address Mrs. C. O. Poor, with Waterville, followed the best wishes of a 119; sloops auxiliary motors, 7; sloops MRS. JOSEPHINE M. JUNKIN8, Mrs. A. P. Mansfiklo. by England. At dinner that night we 50c and $1. all next county convention. While a resident large circle of ’friends. building, 2; sloops building with auxiliary druggists. 1500 Harmon Place, Mrs. S. W. Johnson. took an inventory.of our fellow passen- motor, 1; naphtha yachts, 7; launches, 17. of Northport Mr. Hill held the office of 3w8* Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Entertainment Committee BELFAST. 1HE NEWS OF The Journal's botanist is indebted to Orrin THE CHURCHES. J. Dickey for fine specimens of the Georgia r w • > ! The Services at ni.it'an Republican violet, japouica and n rcissus. the Baptist church for the ,,f lI«-lfa>L in reqnested to meet in week will be as usual. Rev. S. Ben- The young ladies of the Murray Club, George tie* < ourt House. even- nett, of the it Thursday connected with the Universalist Church, pastor Baptist church in Rock- ■!i ii \ -’7, mo2, at 7 o’clock, to place port, will exchange pulpits with Rev. E. will meet Friday afternoon, at 2 o’clock S. ii a candidate for Mayor to be Philbrook. GEORGE W. BURKETTS writh Mrs. John Stevens, on High street. it the municipal election on The The will be closed services at the Methodist Church ■ Library Washington’s i \t. Republican voters of Wards ** next I 'HE fact that so birthday, Saturday, Feb. 22nd. All books Sunday will be as follows: preaching v ui meet on the same evening at many lawyers, due that should be returned the previous at 10.45 a. m.; subject, “The Fishermen’s t House to nominate Ward officers, day evening or Friday afternoon. SuccessEpworth League at 6.30 p. Republicans of Wards 4 and 5 * Thursday m.; and are sermon at 7.30 p. m.; subject, “The Man •;;t their respective Ward Rooms, writers, preachers thinkers The next lecture in the course at the with a Low Aim.” New Coeds Feb. n ! bi nary 2d, 1P01, at 7 p. ni., Uuiversalist Church, 28th, will be by Arriving. The services at the church Conslaolly Ward nominations, devoted to coffee has caused it to Prof. A. J. Roberts, of Colby College. Universalist be called next will be as 'dci Ki- i*i it me an (Tty Com. Prof. Robert’s subject will be “Books and Sunday follows: At 10.45 a. Reading.” Prof. Roberts spoke here last m., regular service, preaching by the pastor u from year in the High School Course, and was text, Psalm 37:31; subject, “The AVe ..•.mg lists for the March election the intellectual Coffee of have devoted every day the week to the careful beverage/' much all who heard him. Inner at 12 m. the past purchase 1 enjoyed by Law;” Sunday School; at the usual places in the various of at 6.15 SPRING GOODS. A or With the return of some of its members p. m., young people’s meeting. A finer, grander more beautiful lot lias cordial invitation is extended to all. never the is a who had sought employment elsewhere dur- graced dry goods counters of this section. Their ar- | had scallops from Eagle Island high grade unquestionably great ing the closing of the shoe Services at the Unitarian church next rival the first iti the market here for temporary has added much to our beautiful store. The sale of our win- factory there is a prospect that the Belfast Sunday will be as follows: Regular morn- months. to ter goods has given us space to these and stimulant brain workers, and Chase Band, which for eleven years stood at the ing service at 10.45 a. m., preaching by the display light airy spring dedast school statistics from the head of the bands in this State, will be pastor; subject, “Paradise Lost;” Sunday fabrics to good advantage. No season has ever introduced such ,■>><•!* report for 1PU1 will be if not at first as a full as an school and Bible class, conducted the revived; band, by beautiful wash goods as are shown this ■ ii the 7th & Sanborn's Coffee is valu- year. page. especially orchestra. The Belfast Band has retained pastor, at 12 o’clock. All are invited to have been granted as follows: its organization, its music and instruments, these services. A class in the study of the .i Richards, Rockport, SB; minor able. If would be a brilliant and in a very short time would be in a posi- Old Testament literature meets on Satur- I' >rtei, Fairfield, £10. you thinker, tion to delight the public again with its day evening at 7 o’clock at the parsonage. tine instrumentation. The for at the next :>u\ers say it is difficult to get good subject study meeting is the account of “the Flood.” A oor- s for shipment, as all of the drink it. A of such coffee is A Snow Stobm. The wildest snow storm most pound dial invitation is extended everyone to at- i> ;ue kepi on the local farms, of the season set in Monday morning, and * WASH GOODS. * tend the meetings of this class. ate, Feb. 12th, passed the bill ap- reached its height about four o’clock in the Mid-week > for a monument to worth two of coffee! afternoon. The snow came down so thick prayer meeting at the Congre- ug 10,000 pounds ordinary One Case Fine worth now and fast church at Dimities, Remnants, 25c., 12-Vc. •a l.\ mle l>ix, to be erected at llamp" at times that you could hardly see gational this, Thursday, evening across the street, and the wind blew a 7.15; subject, Repentance; teacher's meet- Silk not a next gale Ginghams from 39c. to 50c it trial the time ! from the east The Penobscot came ing at 8.15 P. M. The Sunday services will dge is making white duck pants Why give down be as One Case river and made her here about 2 follows: Sermon by the pastor, Rev. beautiful , now 10c. e on Northport avenue. lie puts landing Ginghams, stripes, 12Jc per yd. but remained at the wharf G. S. Mills, at 10.45 a. m. ; subject, “Gama- aterial to women to be made at o’clock, until 500 ■ you" buy# coffee? The liel”; school at 12 consecration Siiks for 20c. I “Seal Bkanu” Tuesday morning. Silver Star came Sunday m.; Japanese Waists, only per yd. in i-lb. ami 2-lb. Tin from Castine and Islesboro in meeting of the C. E. at 6.30 p. Cans the morning Society u.; our local and as in- (air-tight). 50 Patterns Roman worth industries, and also tied here until topic, “Obedience,” Sam. 15: 22, Striped Silks, 75c., only 50c. pe;artl Other high grades in up Tuesday. The M. 23; i' any, is a lie factory. The le- s"ch richly-colored parchment and M., on the Bueksport and Camden route, Kings 3: 14; Rev. 22: 14. In the main audi- White Goods for Waistsin «reat ''arie» - anest of news runs up against it bags (moisture proof). ha-not spaCP t0 enumeratp tlam, made her regular trips. It looked at one torium of the, church at 7.30 p. m. the pastor t ut u. time a« if we were in for a snow blockade, will give the third lecture in the series on •\ ens has mst completed an ele- but at night the wind went down and the “The Religious Teachings of Some Modern team harnesses for \\ \\ avy I ■ 1 —-—- ^ snow ceased to fall except Works of Fiction”; subject, “The Reign of 'etroit in fact, one of the very intermittingly and Law: section Mr Stevens since j The ladies of the T’niverbalist society are The following special mail service has lightly. Fortunately there was a com- File Reorganization of Persona Newport has built up an enviable preparing for their annual Raster supper been established: Dark Harbor, Waldo paratively high temperature, and this con- Faith.” The full program is as follows: is an date workman of up-it> and sale. county, from lslesboro, 2 miles. From Oct. tinued Tuesday, w ith occasional flurries of Prelude, “Largo Cantabile,” GOODS Ihiisfield Advertise]. Hayden DRESS WONDERS snow. There were no R. L. Knowles. Advertised list of letters in the Belfast 1 to May 21, each year. bad drifts and many who has been ; Trio, “Abide with Me,” Marsh White, studying bare places in the roads were mak- post office 1 '«•!) 1 sth : Gentlemen— II. E. Hose Co. No. 1 will a covered, Miss Helen K. Dilworth, Mrs. E. S. BARGAINS TO BK FOUND IIEKK ONLY. ••'Stun the season, will a j Washington give Pitcher, past give ing the better than before. •Mr. E. S. ( lark. Mr. Wilber A. ( lark, A. 1>. Hall, Mr. benefit ball in Belfast Thurs- sleighing It Pitcher. in the Opera House, NO OTHER STOKE IN THIS SECTION CAN THEM. :ul Baptist eliurch soon, cleared oft Tuesday night, and Scripture reading and prayer. EQI'AL N Robbins. March There will be no Wednesday Henry day evening, Oth. Solo, ever and Handel inspices of the Brotherhood of morning the wind was northwest and the “Angels bright fair,” general supper, as formerly, but refresh- Miss Dilworth. .1 Philip. The brotherhood or- There vn :: 1 be a meeting of the Executive sun shone Black Canvas Goods, Latest Nove ments will be served at intermission. Music brightly. Offertoire, “Litany,” Schubert ty, 75g and $1.00 fvinisli music and Mr. White (ommithe of the Belfast High School Address, “The Reign of Law”: The Re- for the ball will be by Meservey’s Orchestra ! Ni:w Ahvkbtiskmknts. A. C. Burgess !'ted by other local talent, Association at 4 o'clock tliis, Thursday, organization of Personal Faith, Black Grenadines, worth $1 50. of Rockland. quotes some additional prices in his mark- Rev G. gg afternoon in the Superintendent’s otfice, I S. Mills. 0n|y v ng i: a star route dow n changes 1 ! sale of etc.II. Solo, “Excelsior,” Von Silzer The members of Seaside hardware, .1. Locke Plaid Dress Goods, w rth 50c., \\ aldo Countv are from city building. Chautauqua Mr. John Parker. now 25r reported A Son, post office square, watches. Circle will meet with Miss 0. S. 120 repair .Miss Our arsinont writes: “At Prait, Reading, Georgia Burrows j correspondent i-Carle A- Jones advertise a out Cheviots from High street, Feb. at 2. m. closing Hymn, Choir to i! . The drama, “A Daughter’s Devotion," nails; your grand-father, if he was a black- > yacht and several row boats for sale See n Lnion in l hours. I. -ave McKenzie, High St., Thursday, Fell. 27th, recently presented in I nion smith, made ’em. You can’t afford to ham- sniidai. ini wnn^^yas except arrival of Co. ot notice of the annual meeting of the isles- mer them out when can at 2.:»n p. in. The Willard memorial service Rialto Dramatic llell'ast by hand, you buy We shall disc, ntinue our t not later tin n 1 i.:;n m.. ar- Ha^^mm FIRE SALE this Thurs- was greeted a well tilled house. The boro, Castine and Belfast Steamboat Com- as good, or better perhaps, readymade to day, was from Feb. istlt on account of by ton in l.l hotii s. pustjioned hand, for a little more than the cost drama, although having been presented in pany— A. Bloom, 38 adver- your of the st.ii in. and will he held in connection High street, the iron. February 13th, ot the F.'e um Sam'! W. 1 )avis and this place at previous times by travelling day, having disposed greater part tises for which lie will with tlii.-, was given the Rialtos in a prices do paper- What do you think of a painter who goes ■ w j meeting. companies, by had a nan1 ese.ape from on manner most praiseworthy to all the players. er-hanging and painting_The Misses buying his linseed oil and white-lead, of our mammoth stock. .it L last afternoon. An that Mrs. Madeline Neal Lord as and and tinting and Friday They exehange suggests Cupid ought “France*’cap- Kills have their imported shirt waist mixing, by hand, charg- to have sent some pat- his time for work that is id:in. with a team belonging to ! valentines to Lninh,asa tivated the audience at once by her .'park- ing far better done terns ready for There is a > statistician of that town reports as follows: ling wit and charming appearance. Mrs. delivery. large than lie can d it, done by machinery, done K*g“We now -esent to you new at low : In very Co and came across the p goods prices. i Number ot widow s, ;»2; w idow ers. :V2: old Neal being a former Pittstield girl was re- assortment and no duplicates. They are of- as your horseshoes and nails are made. in time to meet the out- maids. 42: old 1'he name of ceived with more than Mistake isn’t it? just bachelors, ordinary enthusiasm. fering their entire stock of II am burgs at Cume and see them the town is a misnomer, but it Mr. C. 11. Maxtield as “The lie is wasting his chance in the world. it train on the crossing. The evidently Tramp” pre- cost....Girl wanted to assist in i isn’t far from Journal. sented his doing There is no better stuff to do business ■ Liberty.—Kennebec part very cleverly. The special- with 'tantly killed, but tile young housework. ties by members of the company were all Apply to Harry \V. Clark, S3 than good horseshoes and paint, and no bet- 1 out in time to save themselves. ! 'I'm Phi-: am. This very clever entertain- good and the entertainment was a most in- Main street—A summer cottage wanted. ter work than putting them on. Good horse- shoes well on: It’s the and harness were broken, but ment under the management of Mr. Edward teresting one.—Pittsfield Advertiser. | —The entertainment committee of the put putting’em on that makes you a blacksmith: no matter the was not much dam- sleigh Thorndike, at the Memorial Hall, Wednes- Six Cows Killed by Accident. Samuel Congregational church publish a card of who makes ’em. was Who wants ; day evening, Feb. 12th, thoroughly en- V. Philbrook lost six of his best cows by a thanks—Kent's Celery Wine, 50 cents a to go back to old times, and make his own horseshoes? in \k. A break occurred in tlie joyed l>y a packed house. Fart 1 opened singular accident Sunday night. The tie-up bottle at the City Drug Store_E. S. .GEORGE W. BURKETT. Between us two, that painter doesn’t ■ .. »;• with Mrs. ( O. Pool and A. V. Manslield floor Achorn and >t Thursday afternoon and gave way during the night, letting family of Morrill publish a know how to makegood paint—he used to; standpipe t«» run dry before it dressed in antiquarian fashion and listening eight cows into the cellar. The fastenings card of thanks.James II. Braley of Bel- but paint has run away from him. Yours M ated and stopped, The trouble to the singing of their guests as they left of six held them and the animals were fast publishes a card of thanks. truly, F. W. Dev ok As Co. a-biced watei into the from celebrating their golden wedding. The found in the morning hanging by their by coming P. S. J. W. Jones sells our paint. a- *1 I-’ngg A Iir<*wn's market about lirst part of “Too Whit, Too Whoo/’was fine- necks, dead. The other two broke their Newspaper Notes. Word was sent t<* tlie station and ly rendered by a quartette, followed by an fastenings and escaped with some slight Resolutions of Respect. unseen chorus. Then the fell to bruises. Mr. Philbrook Pointers For Prudent Hen. "ii was shut out and the pumps aged couple is one of the lead- The Aroostook Republican, published in we have learned with talking of their guests, old times and of this section and for Whereas, profound '"on as poss hie. The ground family ing dairymen many has sorrow of Caribou, been sold to Lyman G. Pendell the death of our beloved sister, Men's Red Children's a until on the his butter was held $i) and $7 Suits, Tag Knee Pants for next t<> vei v and was affairs, in very amusing strain, years in high esteem by Clara M. be it deep the break of Presque Isle. The. Aroostook Republi- Pilley, of a after the local consumers. He went out of Resolved, That. Favori Lodge, I. O. 0. price. $3.89 nothing: •d until 5 o’clock Sunday after- verge quarrel. Then, peace- recently can was established F., many years ago by mourns the loss of a and innumerable in the butter and lias been true and loyal sister, 87. 88 and 80 value in Men’s Suits, 25c. and oc. Pants, Red Tag_ 19 ;gh men were kept on the work making queries regard business, sending Hon. S. W. Matthews of whose life Augusta. j£He con- has been an honor to the Red Tag price.. o.9u The break was in a to the chores, tin- old man is left to his pipe his cream to the Silver Lake Creamery. be 50c. and dOc. Pants. Red 4*2 ti-incli ducted the. for some time and then fraternity, and it further Tag.. paper $1*J and 8i:i.'»o values in Men’s and dream. The text of the was Resolved, That bending with sorrow be- 810, s.' and *d Men’s •eiing from tlie 1 (Pinch main on dialogue Fakm and Home. This semi-monthly is sold it to Mr. Hall. Later Mr. Hall sold the Overcoats, fore the decrees of an all-wise Suits, Red Tag price. 8.89 to the in front of the original, and Mis. Poor and Mr. Mansfield furnished free t<» all who for The .Jour- Providence, hydrant pay to Mrs. Red .. ... paper Florence Collins Porter, who the Lodge extends its most sincere and heart- 14 to 10 Sound Tag price.. :? S9 took their to perfection, a bit Youths’Suits, years, "ck The greater of the parts bringing nal one year in advance, and with it, also felt to the bereaved >.s part was prominent among Maine women for sympathy relatives and 89 ?7 and Men's Overcoats. 5,'.r» life customs to in a 8(5, Red Tag price. 3 un outlet an of old and the present is sent the Farm and Home friends of the deceased. through old drain, free, Calendar and now many years, resides in Los Ange- Suits at Men's and 25o. ■ and manner. Miss Resolved, That a of these resolutions Children’s phenomenal Roy--.' Underwear, w Brown’s and Bramhall’s most interesting catchy for 1902. This is not the copy "gg ordinary calendar, les, Cal. When Mrs. Porter left for the the records of Favori Maude Johnson rendered the solo bespread upon Lodge, bargains.98c. $1.29, 2.29 and .'»5c. good.- .now 19 ui Id have been Hooded. piano but gives a great deal of useful information, a in west Mr. Hall again became the owner of copy printed the Belfast Journal, and a E. a Fine and 75c. Martha, arranged by Dorn, very etfective- while the art which include a copy forwarded to the bereaved husband. Roys’ Reefers and Overcoats at 50c. Fleece Lined i» Yeah for Farmers. The features, pic- the paper. II was the old man’s dream real- to 3.89 Red 4ii ly. Fart ture in colors, are most attractive. The SrsiK .M. Mykick, Committee great saving.$1.89 Underwear, Tag price.. was an exceptionally good one “All sold out of when he was carried back to his Boston Sunday Journals,” Frances-K. on i ized, young calendar may be seen at this < with Roi.fe, ! County farmers. All crops yield- nice, is the Clara K. Your money back if goods are not ti."> pel cent, lower manhood and was again conducting his sing- report every Monday now of news- Fuller, ( Resolutions. si sold at sample copies of Farm and Home. The than ever them before. readily good prices, dealers all over New you bought ing sdmol. Mr. Mansfield was equally good calendar offer will England, and this in true of probably be withdrawn H. D. Leach Shoots His Wife. ••'•ialiy potatoes, apples spite of orders. So in part 1J and created much merriment by within a and those who re- constantly increasing while in the week, wish to dairy products sup- large 1ms been the and so the his violent gestures, apt and original re- ceive it should at once. The calen- demand, rapid W. CLARK & •■t been to the apply Hkocton, Mass., Feb. 16. Charged with HARRY CO., THE^L, equal demand. The increase, that it has of late been marks. The inconsistency of the actions dar cannot be had separately. It is only frequently the attempted murder of lus wife, Norah, Clothiers, Tailors and Outfitters, 83 Haiti St.. Belfast. *f hay, once a business a large were impossible for the Boston Journal Harry W. Leach, shoemaker, was taken and costumes considered as character- sent to subscribers who in advance for Sunday ceased and the is fed pay into custody, Saturday night. flesh nearly hay acted to till its orders. This situation is not. sur- Only istic of the dream. Mr. C. O. Poor The Journal and Farm and Home. wounds were inflicted and the farms. The report of the State | woman’s con- as master of ceremonies, presenting each prising when one takes into account the dition is not dangerous. The had a | couple shows gratifying increase in Shipping some a 1 pupil to the teacher with due courtesy. The Items. Mathews Bros, loaded number and the excellency of the features trouble week ago, since which time ut of young stock, and a Mrs. Leach has been LIVE STOCK change teacher first tried their voices in chorus, sch. Minnie Chaee with cottage frames and which go to make up the Boston Sunday living apart from her •etter is noticed from to j husband at the home of her mother, Mrs. year year building materials for Isle au Haut last Journal as a whole. Besides the it- when “Three Doughtie Men,” by Pearson, paper Deneliy, 2 Skinner street. Leach is said to ! SOL n v \ c o vm i s s i o n : pearanceof tlie fields. The apple Then each number week. Capt. Fitz W. Patterson, Jr., is in self, with the news of the world, and its have admitted the lie is 32 was finely rendered. shooting. years RECEIVERS OF of Belfast and vicinity this sea- and old and his wife about 30. lie UNDERTAKERS. | was with some remark as to what he command, Capt. Haugh remaining at home timely striking special articles, every formerly called, New Milch Cows. Veal Bee* gate more than 10,000 barrels ; and lived in Penobscot, Me. The state Calves, of on account of the illness of his wife... Sch. purchaser gets, without extra a mag- police feared they could not, or would, do. C. K. charge, that he was intoxicated every and also ces have been realized. The aver- slightly when description, Hogs, Maria Webster loaded casks for Rockland azine in which the Pictures” form locked ; White, as Reuben Rolerson, rendered the “Magic up. Sheep and Horses. about $2.50 per barrel. John Pills- a most tenor solo “A of Lord last week, and sailed Monday.Bark Au- fascinating part, and also a beautiful kn in Song Slumber," by & Special attention to New Milch Cows. bought the neighboring towns, at Buenos is color of $100 Reward $100. R. H. Coombs Son, Henry Somerset. Miss Marion W ells, dress- burndale, Ayres, chartered to picture reproduction some famous Veal Calves sold on their merits. about 4,500 barrels and Pitcher Hogs sold at market load wool at that port for Boston. Sch. painting, presented in all the richness of of price. ed very prettily in white, with red cloak The readers this paper will be pleased Quick returns and market values. tster, who bought at the Mans- color and Edith G. Folwell has been chartered on delicacy of tone of the original it- to learn that there is at least one dreaded CASKETS, Have had l.“> years’ "■ and hood, sang lima by Arditi. Mr. and experience in Belfast, about that science has "’rife or 4,000. Many private terms to carry steel rails from self. With so varied and so large a list of disease been able to cure in telegraph for information. Mrs. E. S. Pitcher, as the little boy and his Stock from Burnham their own and the all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall’s ROBES and Siy shipped every louday. 'hipped fruit, Sparrows Point, to attractions it is no wonder that the Boston sister, brought down the house and pleased Baltimore, Brunswick, Catarrh Cure is the only cure E. L. LIBBY. IV & Stock ••! y men small quantities. positive Yards, shipped Ga. Sch. Eliza J. Pendleton lias been char- Sunday Journal’s circulation is jumping by known to the medical Catarrh BURIAL GOODS. ly"* Bi ightoii. Mass. all by their duett from Ruddygore, by Sulli- fraternity. F. L. a constitutional LIBBY. Burnham. Me. mu:k\ tered to lumber from thousands each week. being disease,'requires a Hero. The second lecture van. Miss Kate Quimby made a most charm- carry Mobile to New Direct all inquiries to I _ constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh at all hours to do EMBALM- Club Course was Haven at $6.50. Other charters are as fol- Prepared irray delivered in ing little soldier in her boy dress of blue, PROSPECT VILLAGE. Cure is taken internally, acting LIBBY BOOTHE ^S, Bur ili m, Me. directly ING aud FUNERAL WORK. •-rsalist church last and “The lows: Sch. Humarock, Azua or a second upon the blood and mucous surface of the Iy7 Friday evening sang sweetly Captain modestly | The S. B. I. S. will meet with Mr. and A. Crane of the Modern port to New York, sugar, $2.75 and system, thereby destroying the foundation Connected by telephone both day and night. lioston,on responding to an encore. Miss Susan Dins- port Mrs. Fred Feb. noth Sell. I Cunningham, ...Mr. of the disease, and giving the patient 'I Crane said that tie was sorry he dressed in an silk dress charges. Almeda Willey, Brunswick more, old-fashioned and Mrs. bred Healey’s baby has been strength by building up the constitution to very 72 Main Street, Belfast. E. L. vc-d in the days of chivalry, when to the followed the New York, lumber, p. t. Sch. R. W. and assisting nature in its work. The MACOMBER, belonging family, style sick, but is improving at this ...The doing writing. have so much faith in its cura- "inparatively easy to he a hero, of a portrait of its original owner in dress- Hopkins, Fernandina to New York, ties, dance at proprietors the Grange Hall was a perfect tive that offer One Hundred and 14A cents as to powers, they "tid, war blond combined to ing her hair, even to the use of the combs, dispatch. Sch. Wm. E. success. There was a large crowd and they Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. heroes in and for the wo- Downes, Fernandina to New | daring J and made a handsome picture, she sang York, lumber, all themselves Send for list of testimonials. ( enjoyed very much ...Mr. i loved. The are and days gone when most acceptably “Sweet Heart,” by llomer $.', ties, 15} cents. Sell. Gov. Ames, and Address, F. J. CHENEY & Co., Boat Mrs. Toledo,O. Yacht C. 0. Hatch of Stockton Springs ! ; aud the art Brunswick to New three RHEUMATISM ;™S -nterprise pro- to an earnest encore York, 75c. manly Norris, and responded trips, ties, were the of Mr. Eysold by Druggists, r o in a guests and Mrs. C. II. MAIN H if war makes a hero of a man Hall’s Family Pills are the best. BELFAST, with “The Lass with the Delicate Air," by U cents. Partridge last Sunday. as tile honor kissed away front Arne. .Miss Helen Batchelder lead a I am to build all i- Quak- A Coon Hunt in Mih-Wint.wr. Last If prepared kinds of y Ids. power it SOUTH l.IISKKTY SH in marrying, or sits under a er's letter from the city to his wife in the I Ot or sail, row boats, yacht tenders. < i. | Thursday evening there came a call over SMITHTO.N estimation. The time is j (Freedom.) Miss Ellen Morangof Palermo, is stopping past I country. She was dressed in gray and look- the from L. C. Morse of The telephone Liberty funeral of Mr. James Thurston was with her sister, Mrs. 1!. E. Cunningham_ TWENTY CENTS ‘in can work a big business on a | ed the personification of a little Quaker to W. A. MacKenzie of Owing to a as to its exact Gasolene Lannclits a this city inviting held at his late home Feb. Kev. T. controversy loca-i Specialty. ital, with a little love thrown in. Sullivan 14th, li. the line between and Wash- lady. Miss Blanche L. and Mr. him to a coon-hunt the 1 tion, Liberty the formula will he forwarded by next mail. Ad- following day, Pentecost marine and «. tn speci- officiating. It was quite was run, last week. Mr. Bond of dress Engines, stationary, sold parateiy. instance when forbearance un- Edward dressed as Priscilla and | largely ington Thorndike, that it would be for all con- Estimates furnished on fying expedient ! attended by relatives and friends. Mr. Jefferson, was engineer — Kev. G. E. Boyn- application. iting insult made a man a true the duett Alden, sang “Priscilla,” by Sur- cerned to be on hand at nine ton of South Jefferson, held at the A sloop yacht and row boats for sale. 3ms* promptly Thurston had been sick a long time, lie meetings E. H. DENSLOW, I vividly depicted Victor Hugo’s ette. The teacher told Mr. Thorndike that church every evening last week and the o’clock, sharp. So the next morning the was a veteran of the civil j iave war and was week liertE. K. L Me. hero, Jean Valjean. When he thought he was too old to try the diffi- before, including Sundays... I I IN Y. MVCOMKKR, Belfist, Belfast contingent, after a long drive of six- highly respected in the Cunningham and his famous hound Hunter Broadway City r of a city lie had founded, and the cult to which Mr. T. took community_Mr. selection, teen or seventeen miles over the and Mrs. M. gathered in a fox Saturday, lie has shot 1 and crisp E. Rusher attended the G. A. N. H. This Is to benefit sufferers. 4\vT benefactor of thousands, he he would six this winter — Win. only forcible exceptions, saying let him snow and through the frosty air, arrived at K. Hannon, who has moral Encampment in Augusta last week. been is courage to take the place of a see that he could and invited very ill, able to be about. sing, his little the he had an 'ho place appointed, finding CONNECTICOT was accused in his stead, lie PAINTER niece, Miss Sullivan, to assist him. Mrs. hour’s wait, before the arrival of the Liberty luently told the of Damon and PAPER HANGER, will paper for yon a room story E. S. Pitcher sang the contralto solo, “A all were on time party. However, and soon Farm at a FOR thins, and named Washington, Lin- $2.25, Dream,” by Bartlett. The school closed for the for a walk Bargain. ready woods, preparing furnishing paper and all. whitewashed ciiie, and Ceilings Seward, Fessenden, Logan with the chorus “The Gallant the snow an addition of snow- Troubadour,” through by estimate over 400 cords wood, much TWO FOR 75c. css as modern heroes who the IRfl acres, caught by Watson. The chorus work was fine. shoes to the One member Out Sale cedar, some soil; build- regular foot-gear. Closing 0F wall papers large; good good Painting at lowest price, r a "I their The time is ings; well watered—running water to barn; about give guarantee people. past Misses Mary E. Faunce, Helen of the had never worn for a firstclass job. Address Dilworth, party any before, 5 miles to railroad station; an orchard- '■'titieial excitement in All 1902 Goods quite A. BLOOM. 38 High St. Belfast. Me. military affairs, Alice Ada Mosher but after and ar- AND chance to increase. and health Poor, Cunningham, Ralph finally, many ups downs, BORDERS. good Age poor Drop a postal card and I will call. w8* brass cause of sale. A for Ad- in, band, and a large physique and Bert L. Davis assisted in it. R. F. rived the bargain prompt buyer. at home of the coons, a large, dress, FRKI) ATWOOD, a man a hero, if he be in moral 30,000 rolls of NEW STOCK received and we want to sell lacking Chase brought down the house, and made hollow pine tree, about thirty-five feet high. just Wintcrport, Me. mi The mother is one the whole of it this spring. TNT self-sacrificing the hit of the evening, in his solo on the L. C. Morse was the first to discover the OTICE. highest types of modern heroism— borders same price as bass viol, or double bass. He said “I am a coons, and then the fun began. The air Prices 5c., 6c. to 10c. papers. The stockholders of the Islesboro, Castineand ho knows how to suffer well. The Belfast and made his own announce- was soon filled with and Girl Wanted Steamboat Co. are hereby notified that graduate,” coons, dogs men, This means a the like man, who is too big intellectual- discount of SEVENTY-FIVE per cent, on borders. We annual meeting of said company will be held ments, regardless of the teacher’s correc- all very much excited, and the result was would be at the store of F. S. Pendleton & Co., i'mbt very pleased to show you the new goods and the prices we are To assist at doing housework. Islesboro, without cause, the man who Apply Maine, March at in o'clock a. m. just tions or the Carnival two dead coons carried to and one selling them at. In addition to the above we have 4 sets of Tuesday, 4,1002, '"’’•'s suggestions, playing Liberty sample to HARRY W. 1w8* ,J. P. how to of his life for books from four of the wall CLARK, BKAUG. Clerk. give others, of Venice with a wonderful young one brought to Belfast after an leading paper sample book houses, from variations, alive, 18* Main "ill suffer rather than do who which we will give you during this sale a straight discount of TWEN- 8t Street. wrong, imitation of domestic interesting capture. Mr. MacKenzie has !"’i xylophone obligato, TY-FIVE per cent. easily provoked, makes a modern wild made a large cage for the and Card of Thanks. and fowls and all the barn-yard crea- captive Leave your orders with us for and to that of the old made paper hangers painters. ’’'superior type tions. His hair was a la artist and his “Coonie" seems to be enjoying life, eating WANTED. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our War and blood. These lectures UK HDL¥ leifend, breast covered with medals. The entertain- and sleeping well, especially the latter, lie neighbors for kindness shown us during our re- Canvassers to call on Exclusive cent trouole and bereavement, in the sickness Proving very popular, and merit the ment was for the benefit of the North seems very good tempered and and CARLE & JONES. physicians. tame, territory. Our men Mid death of Mrs. Amanda A. Achorn. of Steady employment. eighty ^l^fisge our intelligent people. churoh, and netted about $65. no doubt will soon become domesticated. average «*) weekly. Bn* M. Station n ADDRESS OF WELCOME j hibition. Members and representatives of the subordinate lodges from the District To Waldo District Lodge of Good Templars Lodge ami their united influence is exerted at Brooks, Feb. 8, 190?. for those principles in the county. The MUNYON’S same is true of the Grand lodge, which is a BY MARCELLl'S J. BOW. delegated body from the membership of the Officers and Members of Waldo District entire Mate. 1 odge of Good Templars: Brothers and Properly officered, and loyally supported, Msters:— By virtue ot official request it be- the order is a power in any community. It comes my pleasant duty to welcome you, is a power for the civilized j DYSPEPSIA good throughout » m visitors, upon this occasion to the home world. Let us, then, loyally and enthusias- It is *.f Brooks lodge. well known that for tic-ally, here today r« mier our allegiance to j many years w e have sustained here one of this branch of the temperance army. Let strongest and most enthusiastic lodges to be us fairly, honestly and intelligent!} investi- found, not only in the county, but in the gate the subjects that may be presented. GORE Mate. < >ui members are alive and interest- Let us do our best to make this session not success our own his Dyspepsia Cura ed in the of lodge and that only an interesting but a profitable one in When Prof. Munyon says of stomach " will cure and all form* "Horse Shoe/' “Standard "" ot Good Templarism wherever future results that accrue. the indigestion "Star," Navy.” "Spearhead.” "Drummond” Natural Leaf. Good Luck," Heidsteck Boot lack Nobby Soun Roll r T dispensed. may May It will cure a Piper trouble he simply tells the truth. "Old Honeaty."" Jolly Tar," "Sickle.” "Cross "Old Peach and They are anxious to advance the order and bonds of be more cement- and Master-workman/;” “Brandywine." Bow." Honey," "Razor/’ E Rice, Greeny" e""^n“4ee friendship firmly stomach that has been abused by over-eating Planet," Neptune. Ole Varginy, Twist, Twist CrJstie" t( the which it is Granger (two Granger tags being equal to one of others mentioned) Red tin tags from Tinsley's t6 oz Natural L"“Leaf” uphold principles upon ed, and may w e be the better prepared to It will cure a stomach that has s tin and Trade Mark y over-drinking. and W. N. Tinsley picture tags, stickers from five Brothers Pipe Smoiing Tobacco are also good for Presents founded. They are read\ to unite almost unite for action, if united action in any par- been weakened by old-style drugs. It will do much 1 a sound one. as one person upon any subject of vital im- ticular direction should become necessary. toward making an old stomach act like all cents. six other cures. portance. May we consider that we are enlisted not At druggists, 25 Fifty New York and Philadelphia. Uur meetings are largely attended and for three years but for the w ar. and may we Munyon, rooL ser. 6S0 TAOS. CUBES CATARRH. harmoniously conducted, and you may rest each so conduct ourselves that we may have * MCNTOV8 INHALER assured that it is with ALSO the greatest pleasure the approbation of our own conscience that we welcome you, our neighbors and and that of our fellow and at last workmen, At a Probate Court held-t Belfast within ami for | friends, to our which to pleasant lodge home, receive the welcome plaudit granted good the < oui.iv «>t \' <» 'i i. on the second Tuesday of \ has become endeared to us the by many and faithful servants. February, A. D. li»02. pleasant associations of the While With Brooks past. best wishes, in behalf of to la^t w 4 certain instrun ent. pin potting be the ; i>h that the honor of presenting that 1 biu a cordial welcome. Lodge. you A will a no rest a me t ot J<»siah H Emerson, welcome iii words might have devolved upon late <1 Swanville.in said fount) <*f Maloo,deceas- -- TAGS sinne on*' neuei nueu uian mvseii lo repre- of ed, having been presented for probate. sent the lodge, J realize that the object Register ;Deep Watery Vessels. Ordered, Thar notice be gi ven to a 1 j ersons in Paper Bands to sh«m]<1 be express ii. simple language the of ihi> order to bo SHIPS. terested by earning a copy pub- sentiments of fraternity which actuate us lished tlnee weeks successively in the Republican upon t he occasion. Abner Coburn, arrived at Cape Town Journal, published at Belfast, that Ley may ap- Brilliant rhetoric and sparkling wit might C. G. H.. De«*. 5, from Port Townsend. pear at a Probate foiiri.to be held at Belfast, FROM j S'X TEA&POO.SS claim you;-attention,or efforts of merit, and A G Hopes, b. sailed from San within ami tor said County, on tho second Tues 'J "ROSfJfS Rivers, of the clock before yet a rea: welcome i> the expression of the Framiseo Dec *> for Queeimrown. day of March next at ten noon, at d show cause, il any they liavt win the actual, warm, fraternal which we A .1 sailed form S. regard Fuller, Newcastle, N. not be veu am: allowed. same should proved, appn f/'?5Q rAsS. go rAos. cherish ii. our hearts for you. our co- \V. Dec 11 for Honolulu. GKO. E. JOHNSON. Judge workers An A. in the ben.neeut work*in which we m. S. Pendleton, sailed from San A true copy. Attest: are engaged. N<» however choice Francisco Dec 27 fur n. Chas. P Hazeltine. Register language, j Queenstow ‘50 TASS. and ran meet tlie i Bangalore, Blanchard, arrived at Port uppivprkiTt requirements SO TASS unless it be dictated b\ the sentiment of Townsend Oct 29 from Naga.sk i. At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for I the Countv of Waldo on the second Tuesday of hearts whose warm pulsations are but re- F. B Sutton, J P Butman,sailed from Iliogo ! February,’A. 1». 1902. sponsive !<• youi own. This is : he sentiment ; 1 )ec. 3o fur New York. certain msiii.inent, . -’'•l winv uuc.' an "i.La.-MUji nnc iiiia Reaper, arrived at Honolulu May 30 from February, 1902. an opportunity for a pleasant holiday, out Newcastle. V s. W. certain instrument, purporting to be the ’ast its influence as an educational factor is of j S 1) ( arleton, Aids bury, sailed from Hon- \ will and testament ot Franklin H. Black, great value, especially to our young people I olulu Jan. 16 for Tacoma. late of Belfast, in said County of Waldo, deceas- been tor who are just taking upon themselves the St Paul, F W Treat, sailed from Manila ed, having presented probate. duties and in Nov. 18 for Ordered, Thar notice be t<> all persons in- responsibilities that due time Seattle. given 9jtt;r asm ‘tojias so tacj terested a of this order to he come to ever} one. Jt is a step into a State of Maine, LA Colcord, sailed from by causing copy pub. lished three weeks successively in The Republican broader sphere than that of the local Hong Kong Nov 18 for New York ; passed Journal, puhlishe .t beiiast .ha they may ap- We learn to think of the St. Helena to Feb. 4. organization. prior pear at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, j important subjects that affect humanity at Tillie L Star buck, Eben Curtis, arrived within and for said County, on the second Tues- large. To a certain extent we are taken at Honolulu Jan. 15 from San Francisco. day of March next, <. 1992. District Lodge can be made a power for 25 TAGS Edward arrived at San Francisco 4 certain instrument, purporting to be the last X The members of this will go May, good. body Aug. 17 from Honolulu. A will ami testament ot Luther Gannett, late back to their homes with a better opinion Ethel, Dodge,sailed from Frey Bentos Dec ot Belfast, in satd County of Waldo, deceased, of Good than ever before; with for Tmnplary •JO for Pay sand u. having been presented probate. greater enthusiasm in their work, with 3 0 I! Mabel 1 Meyers, N Meyers, arrived at Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in- TAGfl l- brighter hopes for its future success. Thus, New York Dec 22 from Montevideo. terested by causing a copy of this order to be almost to three weeks in the Re- perhaps, imperceptib'y ourselves, arrived at Dec 3 published successively Matanzas, Philadelphia at that our influence radiates from this assembly from Havana. publican Journal, published Belfast, they at a Probate Court, to beheld at Bel- to all parts of our District, which is an may appear (Hive Tliurlow, an ived at Baltimore Jan. fast. within and for said on the second 600 rtcs. of the .state It is a County, S*ir at>ept>e/* i;£r. integral part compara- 23 from Mobile. at or Tuesday of March next, ten the clock ftUBBER POUCH POR PLUG TOBACCO. rA P£ M£aSLZ*£ small effort that we make when we 'T/rl tively Penobscot, sailed from Town Jan 17 before noon, and show cause, if any they have, 20 TAGS. attend those sessions. Hut the Cape €0 MS, quarterly for Singapore to load for V. S. why the same should not be proved, approved to be attained is no means a small and allowed object by Kebecca M G sailed from c*£i Crowell, Dow, GEO. E. y* Y-'Arc*. or unimportant one. New York Feb. in JOHNSON, Judge. STEM »V SO fur Savannah. A true SPi nr BA MB 00 FtSN/HQ ftQD £4-0 TAGS. The which are the foundation copy. Attest: principles Hose I unis, Melvin Colcord. sailed from Cuas. P Hazeltixe. of our order are as of world-wide Register. recognized New York Jan 11 for Port Natal. HUT SET S/i V£P PLATE!) and affect hi in interest, inanity every grade Sachem, Nichols, arrived at New York At a Probate held at Relfast. anion and for and condition of life. We have had as co* Feb J.s from Court, Hong Kong. the of Waldn. on the secono workers in the past men whose names an- County Tuesday of 1 liomas A Goddard, sailed from Boston February .'A. D 1902. as household words in our ow n State, and Jan 12 for Buenos A vies. 4 certain instrument to be the last who>e memory is cherished throughout the purporting t.SOO TAGS. A w ill and testain* nt ot R. >1 late civilized woiid. The names of Neal Dow SCHOONERS. .Joseph ears, ! I mbibition in Maine: ot Georgia M 11 arrived having been presented for probate. 3 Nelson Dingley, whose love for the order Gilkey, Gilkey, at FOR SO CENTS Brunswick, Ga., Feb. lo from Sew York. ordered,'ilia: notice be given to all in- never abated: of Sidney IVrhatn, still liv- persons Clausen, sailed from Boston ten 'ted by causing a c< j y oi this ordei to be in a green old will be cherished Henry Jr, ing age, Feb. 4 for Fernandina. published three wet ks successively in the Repub- wherever a Good Templar i> found. l\d- lican Journal, at Relfast, that tl Gladys, II. B. Colson, cleared at Bruns- published ey \n t:d ilurh-igh and L. at a 1'robate Court to be held at Rel- Charles. Littlefield, wick. Ga., Feb. li* for New York. may appear .11 life lx it 11 fast. within and fm said on the second -arly prominently identified (' County, John Smith, McDonald, cleared from of March at fen 80 nos. with '»ur order, are today honored for ilie Tuesday next, of the clock 40 Jacksonville Jan for before noon, and show if bold stand for temperance and Guadaloupe. cause, any they have, TASS. prohibition Mar\ A Hall. anived " hy the same should not be have taken in the halls of Haskell, at San proved, approved they Congress. Juan, P Jan J7 from New York. and allowed. Go where will in our old State of R, rQUn'AIN i. 1902. WHlie L Newton sailed from Key West state who were prominently identified with 4 certain iii'rrument. robe the last VALUE AND MAY BE Pec«»for Tampa. purpoiting ASSORTED. £ ACM. our order in the past. Many, perhaps, are A "ill and testament of \lbert F. Plummer, not today in the organization. Sickness, lafe of .Moniville, m said County of Waldo, de- irvts AND £0*AS old lack of ^ASTORIA. ceased having been presented for j robate. 8UCAN0NN trouble, business, age, oppor- ^ U " " has led them to out of the NAN DUS tunity, drop Bears the Boilgi., Ordered, That notice be given to all persons are tSfJC order; hut they Good still. interested a Templars Signature by causing copy oi tins order to be Call the Good Templar roll in the State "f three weeks in The of published successively Repub ! Our New illustrated Ma ne and the response of “present” will liean Journal, published at RelJasr, that they ; come, not alone from the few thousand may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at active members, but from thousands of Relfast, within and for said County, on the second CATALOGUE OF PRESENTS Tuesday ol March nex:. at ten of the clock before iSTACi 700 former members of the order, who though The President’s Cotmln. JWaGS noon, and show cause, if any have, the not in active work are Good in they why FOR IQ02 Templars Among the attractive young relatives same should not he j loved, approved and allowed. heart and deed. Their and their includes many articles not shown here. It contains the most attractive sympathy GEO. E JOHNSON, Judge. Cft/io's ser of Presideut Roosevelt is Miss Cornelia List of Presents ever offered for and will be seut mail of support may he safely counted upon in A true copy. Attest: Tags, by on receipt any cents. that may come before Chas. P. Hazeltink, postage—two practical question Register. 2S0 rAC$£ them. Our offer of Presents for Tags will expire Nov. 30th, 1902. We also have the respect, it not the Jove, At a Probate Court held at Bellast, within and CONTINENTAL TOBACCO CO for the County of Waldo, on the st con d Tues- of our enemies. Every intelligent man Write your name and address plainly on outside ol package containing day of February, A. D. 1902. knows that we are right in our purpose and Tags, and forward Tags by registered mail, or express prepaid Be KvwtR'0; intentions, and appreciates the fact, whet her certain instrument, purporting to be the last j sure to have your package securely wrapped, so that Tags will not be will and testament of .Julia A. late lost in transit. Seud aud he is in w ith our course or the re- \ Wells, of Tags requests for Presents (also requests for 7S TAGS. sympathy in said of £5 TAGS. to verse. Belfast, County Waldo, deceased, catalogues) having been presented for probate, together with rum C. Hy. BROWN, Even the element will allow that in a that Alfred A. Small petition praying may be Folsom many ways we are a benefit to the connnu- appointed administrator of the estate of .said de- 4241 Ave., nitv. And where bitterly hostile to us they ceased, with the will annexed. St. Louis, Mo. in us if we are recreant to 200 TAGS. reality despise Ordered. That notice be given to all persons in- 7S TAGS. the high position which it is our duty to terested by causing a copy of this order to be pub- maintain. Our mission then is forward and li-bed three weeks successively in The Republican a at that onward. There should be no thought of a Journal, newspaper published Belfast, they appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Bel retreat. Everything is before us and we fast, within and for said County, on the second need to make the most of our vJSeZ-' —--- order and the of March at ten of the clock Tuesday next, be- MARUN MAGAZINE RIFLE MARUN fiLPLA TING &HOT GUN. i.OOO TASS. opportunities tli.it it presents to us. fore noon, and show cause, if any they have, why JO/30 CAUSER. We need, individual}', to improve upon the same should not be proved, approved and al- our attainments and to take advantage of lowed. 1000 TAGS. the means for advancement here presented. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. A true Attest: REMINGTON DOUBLE-BARREL It is not enough that we may have settled copy. ‘-has. P. HAzrsi/riNE, Register. hammerless shot gun. EtflUwf convictions upon any subject, ourselves. SAiij 3000 TAGS. We need to of those convictions to MAftUM MAGAHNS /?/fL£. /6 SHOT, «V CAl iSZ* speak SS.—In Court ot Probate, held at Bel- others, to discuss them where will on t.aoo tags they WALDOfast, the 11th day of February, 1902. ruei. meet the criticism of too friends, and it may be William Q. Spinney, administrator on the estate of foes. We need to think and write upon of Darinda A. Spinney, late of Stockton Springs, the various phases of tlie subject in which in said County, deceased, having presented his we are interested, and thus become the bet- first and final account of administration of said estate for allowance. ter to sustain our we prepared position if At a Ordered, that notice thereof he Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for are in the right, or to renounce our adhe- given, three the ALDO SS.—lu Court of Probate, held at Bel- TTTAFOOSS. In Court of Probate, Im weeks in The County of Waldo, on the 11th day of Feb- At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and sion to it if we become we successively, Republican Journal, a YY fast, on the 11th of 1-Ybr u convinced that ruary, A. D. 1902. for thfe of on fast, on the 11th day of February, day newspaper in in said County Waldo, the lltli day of Fred A. n are in the It is a world published Belfast, County, M. E. administrator on the estate ••{ Nichols, guardian of Julia -v wrong. of change that all interested H. February, A. D. 1902. Daniels, persons may attend at a Pro- CLARK, administratrix of the estate Martha P. 1'nitv, in said Count\. ha\ I and methods must vary w ith cir- of Daniels, late of Liberty, in said Conn iug pre*cntod changing bate"Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 11th day SARAHManly Clark, late of Frankfort, in said B. GLIDDEN, widower of Lura E. Glid and final account of r.>r a! cumstances. are ty, deceased, having presented his first and final guardianship Principles eternal, but of March next, and show cause, if County of Waldo, deceased, a late of in said any they having presented FREDden, Northport, County of account of administration of said estate for al- Ordered, That notice thereof be methods be to suit the occa- the said account should for a gi may changed have, why not be allowed petition praying license to sell at public Waldo, deceased, having presented a petition lowance. weeks or successively, in the Repubii.-ji, sion. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. private sale and c mvey one undivided half of praying for an allowance out of the es- personal a newspaper in Belfast, m said MISS CORNELTA ROOSEVELT SCOVEL. A true Attest: certain real estate of said tate of said Ordered, that notice thereof ho given, three published As laborers m this branch ol the moral copy. deceased, described in deceased. that all interested Chah. P. said weeks successively, in The Republican .Journal, a persons may attend we must be awake to the Hazeltine, Register. petition. bate vineyard respon- Roosevelt Scovel. She is a first cousin Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to newspaper published in Belfast, in said County, Court, tobeheld.it Belfast n the sibilities that rest us. Success or That the said of March next, and show cause, it upon of the NOTICE. The Ordered, petitioner give notice to all persons interested by causing.a copy of this or that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- president, and in order to attend subscriber hereby all the said failure in any particular instance may de- notice that she has been persons interested by causing a copy of this derto be published three weeks successively in The bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the lltli day have, why account should u..t be the New EXECUTRIX’Sgives duly appointed order to be OF( upon the way in which the is Year’s White House ball she Executrix of the last will and published three weeks successively Republican Journal, a at of March next, and show cause, if any they ». E. Johnson pend subject testament of in newspaper published A We the Republican Journal, a newspaper published Belfast, that may appear at. a Probate have, the said account should not he allowed. true copy. Attest handled. should not be mere inert, made an ocean voyage of 4,000 miles. BRADFORD G. BLA they Court, why NCHARD, late of Stockton at. Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate to be held at Belfast, within and for said CEO. E. JOHNSON, ('HAS. 1‘ 11 7. KI I I N K. Iv listless idlers, simply holding a place in the County, .Judge. Springs, Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said on the 11th day of March, A. D. 1902, at ten of A true copy. Attest: ranks, but devoid of thought on | independent in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given County, the 11th day of March, A. 1). 1902, the clock before noon, and show cause, if anv they Chas. p. Hazeltine, Register. and action. Our cause is God and at ten of ALOO SS.—In Court oi Pro' «: «•. lie just. bonds as the law directs. All persons having de- the clock before noon and show cause, have, whi the prayer of said petitioner should \Tf if YY fast, on the 11 h da\ ol Fehruai right are on our side, and it is an act of mands against the estate of said deceased are any they have, why the prayer of said petition- not be Granted. SS.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel- FJiza H. ■ 0 us desiied to er should uot be \T7ALDO Philbriek, executrix the Vi> criminal neglect for to falter present the same for and granted. GEO. E. JOHNSON, on listlessly settlement, Judge. V? fa-t, the 11th day of February, 1902. (iardtier late ol b i,. PROBATE NOTICES. all indebted thereto are to GEO. E A true Attest: Philbriek, and meet defeat. It is requested make pay- .JOHNSON, Judge. copy. <>n ignominious useless, A Lizzie J. Daggett, administratrix the estate ol deceased, nud b.-i ment immediately. true copy. Attest: Chas. P. Hazeltine, County, having pres however, to expect unvarying success. Register. Briggs C. Daggett, late of Morriil.in said County, count of administration .f e-m:.- Op- MARIA F. BLANCHARD. has. P. HAZKLTi.vr, Register. said and defeat are in our deceased, havn g prestnted her first and fr al ae ance. position always path- At a Probate Court, heln at Belfast, within and Stockton Feb 1902. and our he Springs, 11, count of administration of said estate for allow- way, courage must undaunted, lor tbe County nj Waldo, on ti e 11th uaj of At a Probate Court, belli at Belfast, within and Ordered, That notice thereof be At a Probate Court held at within and for ance. No man ever reached positions of eiai- February, A. D. 1902. NOTICE. The subscriber for the County of Waldo, on the 11th o Belfast, weeks successively, in the day the of on Ripubima L). t County Waldo, the 11th of Feb- Ordered, That notice thereof be three a nence and renown without having some- h tooth one of the ad- ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice that he has been duly ap- February, A. 1902. day given, newspaper published in Hellas; in aker, ruary, A. I). 1902. weeks in the time in his career to pass through the ministrators of the estate of Daniel C. Tooth pointed administrator of the estate of !U AHV E. LONGFELLOW, widow of John successively, Republican Journal, that all persons interested may atom valley Benjamin Long* a in Belfast, in said of humiliation. No late of in said of fellow, late of in .'■aid E. administratrix of the es- newspaper published county, bate Court, to be held at Belfast. u Im righteous cause was aker, Belfast, County Waldo, ANGELIA J. or Searsmont, County of BOWEN, GETCHELL, late Troy, that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- of March next, and show cause, it ever carried forw to a deceased,having presented a petition that Waldo, deceased, having presented a ES'iELLEtate of Albert J. late of Monroe, in ard grand success but praying petition Bowen, to at on 1 in the of deceased, and bate Court, he held Belfast, the 11th lay the said account should m-t somet the actual market value ot the estate of said tie- County Waldo, given praying that she may be appointed administra- said County of Waldo, deceased, having present- have, why had ime been cherished by its friends | bonds as of March next, and show cause, if any they which to the of the tax i the law directs. All persons having de- trix of the estate of said deceased ed a petition for a license to sell at CKO F. JOHNSON while in the of ceased, subject payment praying pub the said account should not. he yet mirey slough despond. 140 ol the laws of mands against the estate of said deceased are lie or sale and the whole of ier- have, why allowed, A true copy. Attest; imposed by chapter public Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to private convey GKO. K. JOHNSON, Opposition, and even desertion from our 1893 and acts thereof and additional desired to present the same for settlement, and all taih real estate of said deceased described in said Judge. ('has. P. Ha/.i i.i ink. I amendatory persons interested by causing a copy of this A true Attest: ranks, may he the interested in the succession all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- copy. expected. Listlessness, thereto, persons order to be three weeks successively in petition. Chap. P. and and the amount of the tax ment immediately. published IIazeltink, Register. timidity thoughtlessness may he, and thereto, thereon, may the Republican Journal, a newspaper published determined the of Probate. DARIUS GETCHELL. Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to TY7ALDO SS.—In Court of rrMtwtc.hr in many cases are, worse in their results be by Judge at Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate Troy Center, Jan. 14, 1902.—5 all persons interested by causing a copy of this V? fast, on the 11th