( FXTKKKD AS HKCOXD I | CLAM MAIL MATTU.j PRICE FIVE CENTS. LOST TWO 6IINS BIG HORSE MACKEREL Merriconeag' House BUT SAVED SEAL. CAU6HT IN POUND. Merriconeag House CHEBEAGUE INDIAN HAD PECU- 478 POUNDS OF LIVE FIGHTING South LIAR EXPERIENCE • South Harpswell# Me. SATUR- FISH CAPTURED. Harpswell, Me. DAY. GEO. W. GEO. W. CAMPBELL. Jr.. Prop. Bernard Johnson, Bailey Island Fish- CAMPBELL, Jr.. Prop. Overturned Canoe Spills Out Guns erman Did the Trick. and Occupant Near Goose Nest What was said to be the largest Ledge. horse mackerel caught in years here in Casco was Frank Francis, one of the Indians Bay killed last Friday at a who live at Chebeague Island, is tell- morning mackerel pound off Jac- a quish Island Bernard ing to few friends only, a good by Johnson of on Island. Mr. story himself. He says he was en- Bailey Johnson keeps his off gaged in his usual occupation of pound the small islands called at the west hunting seals last Saturday and was Jacquish end of Bailey's for the paddling otf Goose Nest ledges at dead purpose of catching mackerel or blue backs low water quite early in the morning, which are taken In schools at about 5.30 o'clock he thinks, when his this season. He visited the on practiced eye perceived game.—and trap Thursday night and found if he a large school of profit, could bag it,—lying on an mackerel inclosed in it and at the uncovered ledge off the outer reefs edge of the net he noticed a slow of the Goose Nest. Francis is con- whirling of the water which sidered a fair shot. He took careful he investigated with a lively aim Down with his rifle and fired, but a curiosity. just below the sur- face the slight motion of the light canoe de- fisherman saw the sheer round back and flected the bullet. The seal was huge dorsal fln of a big fish wounded but started for the water which his trained sense and with lively vigor and Francis, con- knowledge recognized as the enemy of all sumed with fear that he should lose mackerel—a horse mackerel. Air. Johnson his prey, threw discretion to the wisely let this big fel- low alone winds and with wiry arms bent to the while he made sure of the 6000 odd of paddle in pursuit. The canoe flew pounds the edible variety which across the fifty feet of intervening were entrapped and which he removed that space in an instant and the wily In- night; and the next he dian, now within distance, morning went to the attack on the reaching the grabbed one of the hind flippers of huge representative of the finny the seal and tribe and him still held on. How it hap- finding within the You can take a or fragile net boat steamer \o pened he cannot but walls of the pound, he was any part of Casco exactly describe, able Bay in an instant he had overbalanced to kill him after a struggle of from in front of The an exalting few Merriconeag. himself and capsized the canoe, spill- minutes by the aid of a boat hook and a ing out both the shot gun and rifle heavy oar. The Open June to October. fish was landed which it contained and throwing him at the Mackerel Cove wharf where it Modern and one of the into water somewhat too for tipped the scales at Thoroughly Popular Resorts of deep 478 lbs. The wading, where he floundered about services of three men Maine. room has a clear view and a truck were Every of the ocean. Private with the thoroughly frightened seal required to load it until the onto the steamer for boat and canoe had floated too far Portland, where landing Boat, beach and rooms SCENES AT THE off for the consignee will bathing dressing MERRICONEAG'S SUPERB LOCATION. him to reach her. doubtless display at the fish before a the foot of the lawn. room The situation looked as though it marketable use is Dining seats 100. At the are seen would be made of it, as it is said Merriconeag the most entrancing views of the Bay, the indefinitely prolonged as to be excel- most vivid sunsets, the finest the lent eating. Mr. of Amusement yachts in Casco Bay. Here are wafted the luckless Indian now hung on to Johnson considers Plenty and Recreation. gentlest breezes and here are the seal this day's haul a Rates, the most even and comfort-giving tempera- for safety, while the animal, good one and he will Room tures. Surf and rocks on who did not long Plans, Booklets etc. on one side—bathing beach and boats on the other. relish his attentions, was probably remember it. Application. Floor Plans and Rates on application to George W. Campbell, Jr., South unable to free himself because of his Harpswell, Me. wound GEORGE W. which apparently prevented WAS A CAMPBELL, Jr. diving. A few desperate writhingsof 6000 SUCCESS. Hl>* told body the se?l h#». could rot* South Maine. reach ■B-4KS CONCERT AT Harpswell, his captor to bite him and the U)NQ ISLAND struggles of the ill-mated twain had SUNDAY DRAWS A LARGE continued until both reached the point CROWD OF EXCURSION- of exhaustion when The they were provi- ISTS. Store with dentially ended by the arrival of an- Big Small Profits other party of Indians, who had picked Will be Continued up Francis* overturned canoe and fol- Each Sunday, lowed up the direction from which it Weather Permitting. had come. The series Francis of band concerts which says in his quaint Indian are to be given when every Sunday during way telling the story "I found the season was I was inaugurated Sunday overboard and I would last and thought judging from the num- REFRIGERATORS hang to the seal." large The facts seem ber of that IRA to show excursionists came down P. CLARK that it was & the best he on CO. thing the boats of the Casco line, could have done as It will Bay partly the venture was a success from recompense him for the the serious loss start. The band of his two Deering gave two guns, which can- concerts $1.00 probably from the of not be recovered balcony the Down, because of the thick Granite Spring Hotel and each selec- kelp and rock weed about the tion was place warmly applauded. All where they sunk the One Price Cash. hotels and stores did a fine busi- Spot ness, the majority of the visitors remaining on the Island until the $ 1.00 HELD ANNUAL 0UTIN6. close of the day. If the weather con- ditions are Weekly. favorable the island will THE JOHNSTON-BAILEY CO. GAVE be a busy place next Sunday. Why are we getting such a large of Cas- THEIR EMPLOYEES A FIELD percentage co business? we Clothiers, DAY LAST 8ATURDAY. Bay Because please our and Hatters, MERRIC0NEA6 HOUSE. patrons they come tell others to Store Closed to Trade all Day. again—and they come. Drop in any YACHTING PARTIES VI8IT SOUTH Saturday last the annual picnic of time and our five floors of the newest HARPSWELL HOTEL. inspect and neatest the Johnston-Bailey Co. was held at Furnishers, the delightful summer home of Mr. things in home furniture. We're and Mrs. James P. Latest Arrival* from New York always glad, you know, Blgelow at Love- to itt's field. Dinner waa show the whether served at the Noted. goods you prove to be a buyer or noon hour after which various sports Among the Friday arrivals were not. "Lookers are Three were indulged in among them being today tomorrow." Floors, 26 end 28 Monument Mrs. A. W. Sander and son of New buyers Sq. a ball game between a nine from the York City, and them picnickers and a team of accompanying composed were several friends all of whom residents of Loveltt'a, the Johnrton- were met at the wharf at Portland Bailey Co. winning with a score of by Mrs. Sander's father. Comman- 12 to 9. The day was one of great der Tolman, Bradford George H. Stevens who escorted Furniture pleasure to all a Co., participating and is the party to the event Harpswell boat. R. S. 17 and yearly given by this hustling Rooms DAVIS 17 1-2 Preble St. at the had been Arm. in which business cares are for- Merrlconeag CO., reserved and the ladles are com- Dealers In • • gotten. The residence of Mr. and Mrs. fortably settled for the main COMPLETE Blgelow was for the part of New and Second-Hand finely decorated the season. HOMEFURNISHERS, Furniture, Antique Good* of all occasion. klnda and The steam Cor. and bought aold. Alao Auctioneers and Appralaera. yacht Phllomena owned Exchange Federal Sts. by George F. West was in the harbor over the AT Fourth and Mr. West was P.l. HASKELL, Pres. a L0N6JSLAND. entertaining party of fifteen Port- firing this ad with you. land all TAP DAY WAS HELD AT LONG IS- people of whom took dinner at the hotel. LAND TUESDAY LAST. Among them were: George 8. Rowell of the Portland Ad- vertiser, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Cox and Lamson Ball Game One Of The Attractions. Nature Mr. and Prints. Mrs. W. room sf>*»ms C. Allen. Six of to fairly breathe an at- the the will of the world. The annual Held day of the Boot party stopped over night. mosphere of coolness, quiet and com- The comfort. A pleasant half hour and Shoe Men was held at Ixmg Is- need for more sleeping rooms plete No noise or bustling may be spent here was about E. J. V. no. land Tuesday laat about 100 of this again thoroughly demon- ever Interfere with the rest Hum over our merry association were here a strated on rul air of the but the looking collection of these beau- for Tuesday when the propri- place, efficiency They think. tha *In onaa of oar Um*. etor uf the day's outing of sport and recreation. after being called to Portland for service receives most favorable That oat from Hf*l«M matter roll* colored the tifully photographs. Maine scen- Conveyance to the Inland was made day, returned to And seventeen CO—ft. Th» I if* In all Um mjnM ttula ery is shown at its and its on the steamers of the Casco Bay applications all of which had to be Thfwth Mm from ttcrntl prim#. best, wooded Line, the party leaving Central refused. There have been HANDSOME BOOKLET. practical- Conwnlm lt«i fiplaiti Dm points, Wharf at 9.4S a. m. Several ly no rooms vacant since whala; headlands and sporting first. Blind — rocky dashing surf July forraa rula tha world wo (M, events were drawn off during the Seventy-flve transients were A unique and are regis- specially attractive *4 Loh*r* th« *n4 of mytary. pictured so as to forenoon all of which were finished tered on the Fourth. l>age booklet of the faithfully make Rangeley Lakes Th# wtnl of tha human aoalf before the noon hour. At the for ind Dead them of a in art call Mr. and Mrs. George O. Allen of River Region haa Just been worthy place any collec- dinner all repaired to Costing's Issued the Maine And ao Omit laugh, tha wis*, at faith. Arlington, Mass., who are here for by Central and tion. Casino and here full was done And float with fib* and j**r tha man Justice July and August were attracted to Sandy River Railroads. It was com- to one of his shore Who «Hn*a with to N. B. dinners. The this hotel Mr. piled by Mr. Harrle B. Coe of the dasth-graap tha plan A pabllc desk la maintained In the tbe through Allen's seeing Of On* who writing «tore event of the afternoon was the ball the place Maine Central road and Is rwlaa In Hfa and d«ath. for the oae from the deck of the replete with of riiltore. game between two nine representing Booth bay steamer as Information and good cuts. The cover Yaa. Ona who ralaal for the she passed by upward at ill Wholesalers and Retailers in on a Is a brilliant man trip down last summer. design In three color half Tha aaplraa from mora to the The mora. which Wholesalers outclassed house tone process and the work Is And Im»h tha showed so plainly and was so one of crystal on tha ahor*. their rivals with a total 0. the of 21 to sttractlve that he handsomest press productions And nwT*a obadtant t* a WU1. Late Hi Inquired of the the evening the party depart- raptaln about It ever seen In Maine ed and afterward wrote for the city, all delighted with the for rooms. Mr. snd Mrs. Allen ar- CIRCUS DAY WILLIAM W. ROBERTS success of the affair. SATURDAY. CO., rived Saturday. ENCAMPED AT SUNSET LANDING. The FUrniim and Bailey's greatest show dining room, The STATIONERS. DANCE AT CAtCO CAtTLK. which Is In St. Stephen cadets of Portland, on earth will Rive two charge of our efficient performances housekeeper, Me., are enjoying camp Ufe at the clrcns grounds at next the flret Mrs. M K. here, Portland Sat- 233 Middle Thtirndajr evening Margraf, la one of the the youngsters having come down urday. The St, ME. dancing of the season be many performance this season PORTLAND, party will attractive features of the hotel. Monday Is on a In Mra. morning. Wednesday was grander scale than ever be- given the large room, music Margraf has shown rlsltors dining admirable day and many friends were fore. from I furnished by the house orchestra. taste In Its Many the Islands of the arrangement and the present from Portland. Bay will attend. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Brower of Wsl- tham, who are spending the summer THe Ocean LARGE NUMBER OF TOURI8T8 st the Island View, were out with a View Hotel party from the View House for ARE REQI8TERED AT THI8 Steamboat Men You Bay Kn. a sail to Casco Castle Friday. Capt. BAILEY ISLAND, ME. POPULAR HOTEL AT Ben Hamilton conveyed the young BAILEY'S ISLAND. people In his new motor boat. WALTER D. CRAFTS* Prop* (St Manager Buy furnishings. Carpets, stoves, Whist Party Saturday Evening Last. etc.. at R. S. Davis Co.. Exchange and Federal streets, Portland.—Adv. Saturday evening last a whist party Cap/. Charles ossessed of a tenor voice of excep- Hinds is clerk to the of that charming city. speaker of the arrived here Saturday for an outing. tional quality. Mr. Tom Henderson National House of Casco Mrs. Representatives, Bay's Leading At the present writing his son, Ed- Frederic S. Beldlng of New- of Westbrook who won favor here Washington, D. C. ward P. Hendrick of Portsmouth. N. ton. Mass., accompanied by her two last summer with his Scottish ballads, Grocery aid Markit. Mrs. W. H. Howell, wife of Dr. H., and his friend. Walter E. John- children, Marion and Chester are will render several songs, and Mr. Howell, tendered the members Here will find son of here for the month of Millard of the yoa every- Springfield. Mass., are cruis- July. This is Bowden the well known bari- Windemere their colony a tea on Sunday wish de- ing in Mr. Hendrick's yacht and are first visit to Maine. tone will also give some numbers thing your could afternoon. A large number of this touching the different of in- Rev. T. W. \V. of the which will add to the en- sire and oar are as places Lewis, pastor evening's social circle were present, and a de- prices terest along the coast. are ex- Xostrand Ave. Methodist joyment. Other artists will be low as the They church of pres- lightful informal hour was lowest. Prompt ent and the affair is enjoyed. pected here daily and will then be Brooklyne, N. J., is here at the house sure to class it- service and Mrs. Fred W. Wood and satisfactirn al- joined by Mr. Hendrick, senior, and since early last week. Mr. Lewis was self with the Peaks Island House su£ daughter of Boston are at the Fresh invoices of some fine short cruises will be in or- among our tourists last and cesses. Summit House ways. year he for a few weeks. der. Mr. Edward P. Hendrick is in found the air so beneficial to his Meat, Fowl, Game, Pro- Rev. Dr. Kolman, rector of St. the employment of the Portsmouth health that he decided this year he visions and Fruits received Stevens church in Navy yard as civil engineer. would remain with us for an Episcopal Port- extend- HILL CREST. daily. Cigars and Tobacco. the box at We ed visit. land, accompanied by his wife, are Cigar* by city prices. carry the Sunday last eleven excursionists brands SEVERAL spending the week at the leading of Hardware, Paints, Oils etc. Hard Wood for fire a were here for dinner and PARTIES ARE DUE TO Gray cot- open places it is safe to Mr. and Mrs. A. K .I^angmaid and tage at Sunset ARRIVE THIS Landing. specialty. Dry Goods, Boot*. Shoes and Rubber Goods. Fishermen Oar say they enjoyed the fine menu L. F. Langmaid of Dover, N. H., are WEEK. Supplies. Mr. John F. Hill will be teams visit all of the Island served. here at the house for a vacation. home next parts naiPublic telephone exchange. Fine house lots Tuesday for the summer to visit his for sale in best Dancing Parties in Order Next Week. localities on the Island. Soup. parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Hill. Mulligatawney, Clam Stew Miss M. L. Hilton and Miss Laura Dr. N. D. Johnson arrived during Plain Lobster. THE HAMILTON. B. Jacobus of Newark, N. J., are two the past week at his summer cottage Fish. young ladies of the Jersey colony here. MANY FAMILIAR FACES ARE AL- that are here for a sojourn. CHARLES S. THOMAS Baked Sword Boiled Mr. Leonard A. Fish, Shad. READY TO BE SEEN AT THIS Ross, who has been Butter Gravy William Buxbaum of Boston Is reg- living in Portland the past winter has and HOTEL. Carpenter Builder Lobster Salad. istered here for the month of July moved his family back to the island and If his Boiled. business affairs will per- and will ocupy his former residence Bailey's Island, Me. Social Event# are mit he will remain until after the opposite Cleaves* Fowl with Salt Pork. Many Being bakery. Field Day exercises. Last year Mr. Estmates cheerfully given on all kinds of Roasts. Arranged. Buxbaum was a member of the Field baUdtug and repairing. All work under my personal supervision. Ribs of Beef. Au Jus. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Little with Day committee and aided greatly in their Roast Spring Chicken daughter of Laconla, N. H., ar- making the affair a success. Miss Spring Lamb. Brown Gravy. rived last Saturday for a two weeks' Lulu Buxbaum, his sister, and her Cliff Island ROBINHOOD INN. Entrees. sojourn. friend, Miss Lillian McLean, arrived Corn Fritters, Vanilla Sauce Manager Hamilton has erected a Tuesday for an extended vacation. BAILEY ISLAND. Cunie> of Lamb with rice. large flag pole 65 feet In length In Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Needham Ttf Vegetables. front of the house and dally can be Hudson, Mass., arrived Sunday for Little three year old Alton Griffin, Miss J. E. seen the house son of Missey, Prop. Boiled and Mashed Potatoes. pennant flying with the season. Monday their daughter, Geo. E. Griffin had a narrow tne The most delightful and exclusive on New Butter breezes. Miss Bertha Needham. also arrived to escape from serious Injuries the spot Beans, Green Peas the Island. Situated on the east end in (nil Mr. and Mrs. A. join her The were Fourth. A barrel of oil had W. Newell of New parents. family cylinder ▼lev or the Ocean. Relishes. been Beautiful pine groves York are here since Friday last and here last season and made an ex- rolled up the wharf and left and walks around the house. The house Is Cucumbers, Olives, Radishes they will remain until the close of tended visit. near the edge of the cliff. The child modern In every respect, toilets, baths and and Dessert. the month. Miss started It rolling and lost his balance. Pastry Alice C. Rogers of Wollaston, sewerage. Rate* on application. Circul- He rolled over the and fell Into Apple and Raspberry Pies, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Newell of Mass., with her friend. Miss Eva L. edge, ars on application. a crevice in the rock. The barrel Coffee Jelly with Whipped Cream Springfield, Mass., are here with us Purington of Allston, Mass., were rolled over him but Queen Pudding, Vanilla Ice Cream for a vacation of two weeks. Last among the arrivals of last week. fortunately did not strike him. He was bruised and Tea, Coffee. year they made an extended sojourn They plan to be here for two weeks cut about the shoulders and and were so pleased with our sur- at least. Later In the season Mrs. head, but he escaped without serious In- The Seaside. roundings that are here with us Rogers and other members of her they juries. ROBINHOOD INN. again. A. N. Newell of New York family are expected for an extended At C. M. Cobb has Bailey Island, Maine is a home- spent Sunday with his parents, re- vacation. placed an order THI8 CHARMING with Wm. E. Vanner of SUMMER HOTEL turning Monday morning. F. L. Robertson of St. Cumberland like with annpxes John's, N. B., Mills cottage where AT BAILEY'S was for a large sign for his ISLAND IS EN- C. P. Humphrey and friend of New the guest of A. P. Bicknell at grocery' store at the head of the wharf. The sea food and rooms TERTAINING MANY. York City are expected to arrive Sat- dinner one day last week. good comfortable work of Mr. Vanner is sure to be urday for an outing of two weeks or are at highly appreciated as he is a talented provided reasonable rates. room more. Every taken for August artist. His as a ability sketch artist FOR TERM8 APPLY TO Stephen D. Adams, superintendent has Prof. J. Ix>vlng Arnold of New often given him a just notoriety of Brown Durell Co., Boston, Mass., and in Hrs. F. York arrived Friday with this work he Is considered E. Cram, Propr., evening arrived for an Bailey Island, fie. his wife .and it Is their unexpectedly Monday second to none. intention to Last L remain outing. season Mr. Adams was Chebeague the entire season. Miss Eda Prof. here his Briggs and her mother Stetson's Arnold is with young daughter for a David P. Ice Cream Parlors. professor of philosophy at short are staying at Dr. Rankin's cottage. Sinnett, Columbia time. BOAT Bailey Island. University. Mr. and Mrs. Spofford of South BUILDER Wa make oar Ice Mr. and Mrs. Safford with son and Cream from para dairy Miss S. B. Walker and her friend, Paris, Me., are at Camp Cliff cottage. cream an.I crushed fiuit. Delivered la bricks daughter, of Waltham, Mas*., are at BAILEY'S ISLAND MAINE. Miss N. M. Shepard. who are at Mr. Spofford is a graduate of Bates AUCOCISCO the Hillside owned Mr. present in HOUSE. cottage by and has Motor and pluiart boat a of all kind* made travelling Europe are H. College studied at Harvard. W. Meldram. They arrived about to order. H uti to let th« «r Mung. booked for an here commenc- Next he will teach by dt)> outing two weeks year at Bates. Print* wharf at Mackerel Co*#. to barf EXCELLENT TABLE ago and are with prlv- iioea. Etc. for Caaco ing 14. ATTRACT8 stopping to lot at Headquarters Bay* July Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Snow and son George lltges reasonable pnrn. Brwu. MANY TOURISTS. Bonnejr. Miss Marie Palmer of Philadelphia, and Mr. F. J. Mason of Somerville. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fay of Wal- Pa., with her friend. Miss Priest of are at the Bay Cliff cottage for the tham are on the Island tor the sea- Auburndaie, Mass., arrived Caatner a summer months. Tuesday Proprietor Busy Man Juat son. are located at the for their summer vacation. They Orchard Miss Now. cottage. Mr. and Mrs. "Arch" Lewis and AUCOCISCO HOUSE Palmer was the of CLIFF guest Miss Mas- daughter Marion, Mrs. Kennell and ISLAND, Walter A. Castner, Prop. Bey at the "Willows" Mr. Castner has found It Mr. William Phlpps of Milton. the entire sea- necessary Roy Kennell have been at the Grand •on of 1900 and was to engage another cook to care Mass., will arrive at his new also here for for cottage View for the few a about the 18th of past days. This first-class hotel will short visit during the summer of the Increasing number of people. the month. Mr. 8. open T. his Mr. Gage and family are at the 15 1903. Mr. R. W. Linn and Mrs. Linn of Phlpps, brother, was down Jone for the reason of 1906 hay- recently. Outlook Cottage for the season. Miss Massey has enlarged her din- Hartford are registered at the house. ing for its Walter A. Mrs. J. L Downs manager room Mr. Linn Is of one Miss M. Hart of went to Portland ing by taking In a small room president of the Newton, Mass., is Castner. The house will be eon- Saturday to meet her Mln adjoining, which was formerly used largest wool manufacturing concerns stopping with her mother, Mrs. Pink- daughter, ette from Md. Mrs. ducted first class in every partic- for other purposes. It Is her Inten- In the country. ham. at her cottage near Dr. L. L. Baltimore, Hale's. Downs held an informal ular. All modern tion to have the room for private Andrew J. Field and Mrs. Walter reception Improvementa. Saturday night In honor of her parties. M. of Mr. Max H. arri- Rates on Field San Francisco, Cal.. are Haase of Newton, val. application. registered at the House. They were Mass., Is at the Barnacle cottage, Mrs. Charles Hunter of Addreee, away from the city at the time of the East End. He has his family with Phoenix- him this vllle, Penn., will Pine Cone WALTER A. CASTNER, CAICO BAY HOUSE earthquake disaster, and so lost ev- season and la enjoying cot- occupy cottage 1st. erything which they had left In their tage life to the utmost. Mr. Haase until Sept Cliff Island, Maine. PRESENT INDICATIONS POINT house. Mra. W. M. Field Is a sister was boarding at a cottage here last Mr®. C. H. Hirmon Is recovering TO A MOST SUCCESSFUL of Mrs. Farnsworth, who Is also at season. from a short sickness and Is able to the House. Mrs. be np and about again. SEASON AT THIS POPU Alice B. Wlnlock and daugh- ter, Miss Isabelle Mrs. Chase, who is LAR HOUSE. Wlnlock of Wash- staying at ington, D. C., also Messrs. Peyton Cote cottage, spent Sunday with her Lowe Bros. High Standard Paint PEAKS ISLAM HOUSE. and Herbert Wlnlock are daughter, Mrs. Downs at the Several Families from Montreal spending Mary- Reg- the summer at Jenks landing. land cottage. For Inside and Outside Use. istered Here. ALL IS LIFE AND OAYETY AT Mr. and Mrs. George Beyer and Miss Josle Delano of Mslden, Mass. Vemlcol Floor and Varnlah Rtaln for now or old, hard or soft Mr. Is here Mr. and Mr*. D. Roberteoo and THIS UP-TO-DATE AND POP- Henry Beyer were down over the for the summer and Is stay- wood. Cover* bad painting and raaawa flnlah that haa been marred and family arrived here Saturday ULAR HOTEL. Fourth atopplng with frienda at ing at the Daisy cottage. worn. evening, coming down from tbe city Jenk'a Landing. A display of fire- Mrs. Wood and grandchildren of on the 6.40 works was a boat, the party having Amusements and Social Llfa Draw feature of the evening. Portland are camping at Spruce come E. Goold urth haa and Mrs. Safford. Mr. J. L. Carver has gone to a Mr. been a regular guest at tha hotel for Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bucksport, Me., where he Is to soda Koith soda and Mrs. O. A. Dexter of Burrage of take glass filled from Cobb's many yeara, and la rery with Lowell, who are charge of a summer school Lowell, Maas., arrived tbe first of popular stopping at the for the touiiata and Island View teachers. Mr .Carver Is last week for an outing. cottagers. cottage, are a very pleas- the principal Mr. ant yonng of the Friend's School in fountain. Mr. and Mrs. John McCrlllla and Mlaa May couple. Mrs. Burrage waa Philadel- Joseph Perrault and a visitor here of McCrlllig are enjoying their annual before her marriage phia. SIG: Take when warm and family Montreal are registered about two vacation at the year* ago. and Is an Hon. A. N. and thirsty. here for the entire seaaon. House Mr. )fe- ac- Waterhouse Mrs. all drink* at the Mr. Per- Crill Is compllehed pianist. cool hkad of Tat WHARF. rault Is of the Arm comes from Boston where he Waterhouse. Hon. J. W. Finney and of Perranlt ft Mr. occupies a position on tba stuff of Wllllama and Mrs. Finney .Hon. A. C. Cloud man Cliff Island, Mains. Laaage, architects, civil englneera. family of Woon- and and valuers truant oflcera. He la u general fa- socket, R. I, are Mrs. Cloudman. Mr. and Mr*. Clln- with headquarters In expected at Island vorite with tha people on tba inland. View cottage today. (Continued on Page t.) field & at Forest she Co.. City landing, 8;>ent part of last week with with stable on Central street. ft lends In Gcrham. J Cottage You'll fin I and Long Island, furnishings. Mr. Mrs. F. A. Bibber have ar- Maine them at R. 8. Davis Co.. Portland. Adv. rived and - They came on the Kouith. and are to d>n. Miss Sarah Toden of Portland, s;ay all summer. con- Mr. Riley Is Miss Beatrice Benson of Pleasant- nected wtih the and International Paper J:le Dana Parker, New YorK. Co. wore ««ests last week of Mr. and Mr. "Patsey" Barker and Mrs. Bar- Mrs. E. G. Toden. ker arrived the first of the wecii. ac- Mrs. \V. E. Carter of Oakdnle was companied by Miss Eva from the winner of Beady, the first whist prlz? at l~ewiston. Me. They Intend to stay the party held at the Thirsty cotta*e two months at their cottage. On last week, and Mrs. Wm. Wlllard won Tuesday Mis. Barker went oa a fish- second prize. ing trip in the yacht Mineola and Mr. A. D. Webber, wife and daugh- the fish. ters. are now hailed prize located at their sum- me season is now on at really mer home. Wayside cottage, for the Trefethen's and other and season. landings, Mr. Webber Is Portland's few vacant seen. cottages are to be popular corncake man. With house and theatre in full Mr. parties and Mrs. George A. Burnham blast one wonders are why the days and son of Haverhill. Mass., arrived not longer. The showers Fourth their the at cottage. The Pines, last week made havoc with out-door many They made the trip from Haverhill sports, but did not the "fans" prevent to Portland in their automobile, and from the talked of ball found having long many bad roads. have house on this a CASCO game. They Leading is'and, fine view of the CASTLE: sensational were sold commanding bay. Many plays their boat. Blanche May. Pine SOUTH ME. made, and the Walkovers walked all Mr. grove alongside the house where rockers and hammocks are FREEPORT, Louis Van Hasslacher, New over the Trefethens: when the score for the use of and Clam JAMES A. FULLER, Prop. York, spent the Fourth with his wife guests. Bathing, boating finhinsr. Bake was officially decided It was Walk- and son at House accommodates 400 This hotel the Knickerbocker house. with Finest dinners superb has accommodations for 100. Situated on a blu!I overs dancing privileges. one high 24, Trefethens 9. Mr. and Mrs. A. served hundred feet above the sea and only three hundred from the Cummlngs of South here. Open June 15 to 15. Two steamboat lines. Rates Chsco waters of Miss Alice Calderwod Is entertain- Boston and Sept. Bay. Twenty private bath« with hot and cold and sea water. daughter, Florence, ar- and circulars on in spring ing her friend. Miss Elsie of rived at application. Telephone every room. Unexcelled cuisine, orchestral music and beauti« Chapln. their cottage, the Pines, last fnl are features Rockland, who will leave this week (rounds, of this bouse. Bathing, and Two week, and will have as their round tri,- boating Ashing. for a guest. daily from Portland on the Steamer Maquolt of the Harpswell visit in Boston with relatives. Mr. R. Jenkes. Steamboat Line. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wlnslow enter- tained the Ladles' Aid of the Second Granite Hotel and Casino Rates: $3.00 to $4.00 Per Sprint Day; $14.00 to $21.00 Per Week. Parish church last Thursday at their pleasant summer home. The ladles LOU ISUID Wlitir Resorts: Hotel MiritvHle, arrived on an early morning boat, and Miidullli; Moitego Bay Hotel, a basket dinner was SI. Moitego served at noon, Long Island PONOB, Prop. Bay. JiMica, B. W. I. with chowder and coffee furnished by on the hostess. The cottage was very Largest Hotel tbe Bav. Gas prettily decorated with wild flowers aud every accommodation. Mineral the The for occasion. In the afternoon lion;; Island B. B. team defeat- Spring water. Bates on applica- social games and wer? ed -the Walkovers front Trefethen's. sight-seeing tion. June 15 to 15. in order. Those in the party were: Peaks. Saturday afternoon by a score Open Sept. President. Mrs. Fred W. Fogg: treas- of 12 to 0. It was an easy victory, urer. Mrs. Lillian Pitcher; secretary. and was a shame to take their money. Mrs. J. Files, and members. Mrs. J. G. The 1*. I. team Is out for blood, and SAMUEL H. MARSTON Jones. Mrs. Jennie Clay. Mrs. G. A would like to meet any of the ama- Glynn. Mrs. C. Weber. Misses Ella teur local teams. Any teams desir- Russell. Frances and Georgia Evans. ing games will receive the best that Groceries and Provisions Mrs. Jennie Clay. Mrs. H. L. Ryder. the island boys can offer In a goad Postmaster Mrs. C. E. Leach and Mrs. G. W. clean game. Arrangements can be I. A. Rounds. Vera Smith. C. practically Co.». are to married R. Frank. Miss lx>uise A. ureproof building. be during the Whitney. Fresh Meats, Provis- coming year. H. Knight. T. J. Foley. Dr. C. E. ion*, Canned Goods, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Patten are now Welch. D. Smith. H. M. Dunn and C. All to the islands their J Butler. goods occupying cottage on the Lawn. delivered free of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Weber and I Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Christie of charge. New Falmouth Hotel Prompt service guarav Mr. and Mrs. New Mr. and Mrs. John Mount- W. H. Wlnslow and W. York. teed. Our location Portland, Me. H. Wlnslow. are two fort. Mr. and Mrs. John Overall and Jr.. spending Head of Portland Pier., weeks at the A. C. Ultby cottace. Mis Beech of Winsled. Conn., F. H. NUNNS, spent near Public and \ Proprietor. Miss Tanguay. who has been tl.e'Fourth a« Sunny Slope cottage, a* Landing and spend- j Harpswell Steamboat European Americaa Flan. Ing the past two weeks with Mr. and the guest* of Mrs. J. P. Holccmb? an I Mrs. R. J*. Ijoring at their daughter. Company. The only Hotel in Ihit StVeondue'.ed pleasant summer Miss Doris on the European Flan. home, left for Gorham. N. H.. Powers of Portland and the first of the weak. Miss Helen Barwlck of Montreal will Mr. aud Mrs. S. B. Deane of Eoston. visit Miss Helen Schonland this week I Mass.. s|>ent part of the week with at her summer home. "Sunset" cot- Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Saxton at their taee. Miss Schonland will return ccttage, the Saxtonla. Mr. Deane with Miss Barwick to Montreal and will be remembered by many as the visit two weeks there. Miss Mildred proprietor of the Coronado house be- Schonland is visiting her grandpar- fore the Is now ents in Mass. Groceries change. He manager Lawrence, and Provisions of the Bowdoln house. Boston. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jordan and MEATS AND CANNED GOODS Mr. and Mrs. of W. H. Sherburne are family Dorchester. Mass.. arrhed We a hart stock of goods in those lines in spending two weeks at Mr. Sher- last week. an-\ are now loca'ed at unsurpassed Casco Bay. Also Boots. Shoes. Outfits, etc. burne's boyhood home At East|>ort. one of the '-farriman cottages, and Fishing "Reputarion" Chocolates. Me., and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cole of will entertain a party of friends £rom (•orham, Me., are staying at the Sher- Mussachusets next week. ARTHUR PALMER burne while Miss Mina B. of Cam- TWO cottage Mr. Sherburne I* Halladay STORES SOUTH HARPSWELL WEST HARPSWELL on his vacation. bildge. Mass.. is visiting Miss Ethel Mrs. W. Coy Sterling of Stoneham. Bates at the West End. ROCKMERE Mass., is stopping at laurel cottage Mr. and Mm Wllliant Wray of tin- with Mr. and Mrs. l»ttls C. Sterling. Bronx cottage have been entertain- HOUSE Mrs. Samuel E. Davis, mother of Mrs. In* their son. Stephen of New York, Sterling, who has been visiting her. an.I his flar.'.ee. Miss Ethel Armltage LITTLE J OHMS ISLAM, Mr. is now on a short of Mass. Miss YOU 6. visit to H. MMILTON, Prop. her nephew. Worcester. Annie CAN SEE Mr. Wilton Cut sister Thompson, South Port- hell, of Mrs. Wray and Miss III th* Latest In land. (Continued on Page 6.> Ladlas' and Bints* Oxfords at Kodak. Mr. and Mrs. (Ito. Brown of New- Films port. K. I., and sister, Mrs. E. R. T? AT?P'G DOCTOR'S SITIFT U Exchange Street, for the Camerist Bond of Portland, and Mrs. Ethel Oil- ixJXXt Supplies man and daughter I O, Portland, Me. .eona. spent part Now Get* Along Without It. N. M. of last week with Mrs. Oilman's PERKINS Sc CO. mother. Mrs. C. H. 3 FREE STREET Frost of the Hill- A REAR MIDDLE STREE1 side house. physician says: -Until last fall I used to eat meat for OPIIKWATE* MO Brig.-(Jen. William E. Plummer of my breakfast RENT American ami suffered with Dairy Lunch Portland, commanding the depart- indigestion until D. J. Mac I KIN AM> 1 known business men at its head who ment of Maine, Patriarchs Militant. the meat bad parsed from the stom- Groceries and Provisions will acquire a location for a 180 Middle St., public I. O. O. F.. and Mrs. Plummer. are vis- ach. Littlrjuhns Island, Me. Portland I at the landing foot of Welch street. It iting Mr. and Mrs. KmtIj Opposite • hr Cost Ufflc* Fred A. Drink- "I*ast fall I began the use New store. v I Is that at of Ne stock. Cull and in* Peaks Island reported l» ant one-half the water at their and pleasant dry cot* Grape-Nut* for breakfast and Iprct. We call for and deliver order* Milk, Etc. fresh from stock has been sold. I tage, the very Cream, dsirj farm •"Thirsty." soon found I could do on Coaiin* and Mr. Fred N. of without meat, LiUlejohna dally. Beet of food, quickest Colesworthy Port- A large party made tip a theatre promptly serrica, land Is his for my body got all the reasonable a* sending vacation of two party last nitcht at nourishment prices. Visit when in town* Ml** White of Tuesday the Oem Lucy Bout on. who we«*k* with his at cot- I necessary from the parents their and had three Itoxes for their own Grape-Nuts, and has Just moved Into h«T cottage near tage. Mr. 1 Colesworthy had not l>een use. since 1 have not had any indi- the #th Maine building faring Whlt»- in the thep best of health, and he expects The "Time Friends" gestion and am feeling Heart 1a cottage was better and The Waumbec passage. entertaining her the quiet and rest to scene V. L. & W. Improve his the of a gay party over the have Increased in weight. A. MacVANE mother. Mrs. II. K Fuller, ot Melrose condition M. E. PatterMi, Fourth. Miss Cronk and Mr "Since the Highlands. Mrs. Fuller last fiance. finding benefit I derived spent Mrs. Harry Brooks Is visiting Mrs. Chas. Slngft and Mr. I hid ing at Oakland Villa for ing and also for those Bay. a week. of Portland had as thHr guests Miss- recovering for furnishing th»* Mland garbage cart The Ciem from disease Telephone Connection skating rink will arrange es Annie Cralgen. Helen Isa where I want a food ■errlce was the last for Shaw. accepted by city private parties at short notice. Hannegan. Mrs en*y to take and certain to has down a Hannegan. Mrs. F«>- digest week, brought fine span Skate* are reserved, and are |»artl**s ley, Mr. and Mrs. J. and and which will not overtax the stom- Couiln't Island. Me. Running Water of white horses and commenced th<- assured of Curley special attention and rour- daughter. The celebration at night ach. LORKNZO route Tufslay. the Id. Collections of teotis HAMILTON, Proprietor. treatment. The rink Is excel- with fireworks was a In Hcuse and fine one. "I alwnya And the rennlts Open Jane IS to IS Barn offal and garbage are made every rub- ami Is f look Sept. lently managed, Arst-class In Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brown are Th« er for when I prescilbe Accommodate* 26. Kate* on Niagara Hy- day. every way. The orchestra furnishes visiting their Grape-Nut*. For applica- daughter. Mrs. W. F. tion. Finest location on the island. Two draulic Ram ts a Road Commissioner K. A. Drown Is music both afternoons and ethical reaspns please omit my evehlng*. Dyer a» their cottage HnzW-nook Mr. round are made the steamer complete iorr«M blowing up some rocky obstruction on and name." Name trip* daily by It Is a cool and comfortable and Mrs. Thomas given by mall by Poa- of the where the windmill avenue below place Peter* of Monu- Maqnoit tlarp«well Steamboat Co. Island the (ivm thea- to while a tum Battle to ImpoMiMe. If away few hour*. l-irge ment street also spent several Co., Creek. Mich. Wharf at Portland. tre. and Is also repairing the hoard- days you hare a ran* partle4 of skaters are attending with Mr. and Mrs. I>yer. The rea*on for the wonderful walks near Trefethen'a landing. nlnjr stream or dally. .Mr. A V. Cook. of th« amount of and the A buckboard has commenc**! mak- Janitor high nutriment, easy spring within a Mr. Frederick of Sin. ■ we Riley l,lvermore school, In spending hi* racatlnn at dlge*tlon of Is Original miif, win undertake to ing aft* rnoon and evening trip* front Palls has GrapeNut* not hard put the hired Mis* Alice Jones' cot- hi* and Im Wherein consists the sinfulneai ,ou U °*r and to rotjagf-. Incldrnally Im to And. of E!i'r iT'Tm w!m catalog Kver*re»>n Trefeth^n's th»- tage for the and has ''**• tells y« a how. summer, moved proving Tffi- copy surroundlna* of It. In the flrat the estate wlterelnto man fell? Thou««nd« la Orm theatre returning after the per- down with his plaice the atarchy part I *ndor**l family. Mr. O. Howm it a *>y Peon R. R. H. and family of of tho wheat nn-1 1 and l 8. formance Harry Trefethen Is the Miss Mabel B. Curtis of tHUt&f thrn'uh Anawrr—The sinfulness of thtt ftorfrnm#nt. North Car' Portland taken the Curley cot promoter of this service, and It Is al* ollna li the hsrpf varloua proceanea of «state wheieinto man Niagara guest of Mr*. J. H. Dow. tag** for th«* month of July. cooklnc to per- fell, consista In Hydraulic Engine Oo. ready receiving a good patronage Pearl for fectly channe the atarch the of Adam's 140 Muato »t-. Jfew York cottage, the vacation Mr. and Mr*. Oscar tfkllllng« and Into IVx- (cult: first sin. the want The leading home furnishing house month*. or two of troae l»oat Kngnr. In which atate It of original righteousness, and the cor- R. 8. I>avla daughters Portland are now In Maine. Co. Portland Miss Hat tie Pierce of to be Roxbury. locst«»d for the summer In the TWIn la ready eaally abaorbed by the ruption of his whole nature, which Is Adv. Ma**.. I* the gue*t that 'all children arc horn good of Mr*. H. C. cottage, blood. The parta In tne called original On Mr. and Mra. Cowan of Portland Searle*. wheat and commonly sin; tog*ih* the whole, the Mr. and Mr# Oeo. which opposite dogma, unten- one new Simpson of barley Nature can make tiae er with all actual have purrhased of the Mer rapt. W. H. Sinclair ha* transgressions able as It seems started hi* Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Augustus of for Is. to us lesa wile rlman cottages on the ahore near the public rebuilding brain and nenre which proceed from It.—Shorter Cate- carriage route for the second B Knight of Me aro of the truth" In Auburn. vl«ltlng centre* are retained the doctrine of ftth Maine building, and though It la s*ason He will take tourist* with In thla remark- chism. 18. from Mr. and Mrs. L. R Rankin at heredity we find that we are not ready, they are apendlng •ny steamboat able food, and thua the human The old doctrine of all quite landing to all point* their cottage. body original fin In week ends here. ot» charged varying deuces with to- the the Island In a cov- la aupplled with the powerful faces as al comfortable Mf^ J. % Marr. M'.»*e* Winnie and atrength through life. It confronts tencles of A large sailing party went out lo ered ao passion from the deed* of carriage. Capt Sinclair haa re- Alice of Portland sre at producer* eaally noticed after one us In our homes and In our Oscar Brlggs Camp schools. th« past.—8t. the achooner Mlneola. Capt. sided here about eight year*, and la with baa eaten Nuta Andrew. Olasgow. George Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Orape each day for a The most scientific philosopher cannot Randall, on Friday. an energetic man. keeping himself Brlggs of Morning street. week or 10 daya. "Tbere'a a rea- evade Hear what la a current rumor that a well It. Herbert The man There Informed aa to the location of Mr. and Mrs Reuben 8|«-n- who Unit called sansaga Wesson's flOO cer In. his work on at earn boat company la la ptoceaa of cottager* and says "Education;"* waa hotel people. Hta Mrs. Is "dog" either a prophet or had dStPgfctfr. 8ldney Jackson. Oet the little book, "The Road to "We are not organisation her* with several well stand la opposite the store ot ttfls month among those who be- some Inside Little- I spending with them, and la iofon»atloo.—Washington .WallTllla," pkga. Here In I-ord Palmerston's dogma. 8tar. BLOATED WITH DROPSY* OPERATION AVOIDED flic Heart Was Badlj Affected When THE NEW HILL CREST the Pat teat _ Begaa Viiaf EXPEMEN£EOF«tt8 KERKLKV OHCBEAGUID, IfAlNI Doaa's Charlts W. Hamilton • • • Kidney PUU. I Proprietor 'Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell of 415 ■be Was Told "That iprfOpwnnn-W- iMTlttbto. Bow She West Fourth St, Olympla. Wash., Iiwp>d It. says: "For over When a tells t woman raf- Summer Resort three yesrs I withphysician Largest Journal in New England fering serious feminine trouble suffered with a that an ia Published Every operation necessary, the rery dropsical condi- thought of the knife and the operating Thursday Afternoon tion without be- table strikes terror to her heart, ana ing aware that oar hospitals are full of women Prom June to September and on the Last in Kach Month coming Thursday it was to for Just such operations. from October to May due kidney trouble. CROWLEY <*> LUNT, Editors and The early stages Publishers were principal- Office, 146 MMfli Stmt, Portland, Mihi ly backache and bearing down TERMS pain, but 1 went Om Year, Sl.OO; 5umni S»mob,3Qc; Single Copy, 3c along without worrying much until dropsy set in. My feet and ankles ADVERTISING RATES swelled up, my hands puffed and be- $1.00 inch first additional at came so per week; insertions reduced rates. Reading Notices, tense I could hardly close 15 cents line. A per postal brings our advertising man them. I had great difficulty in breathing, and my heart would flut- ter with the least exertion. I could Ad '*.isers must send in desiring changes copy on or before Monday prtceding not walk far without day of publication to insure insertion. stopping again and again to rest Since using four Note—Hotels and Boarding Houses in the Bay contracting for four or more inches boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills the of space issue for have tbe per displayed advertising, priviltge of weekly inser- bloating has gone down and the feel- tion of guests' names under the classification of of Register Tourists, free of charge. ings of distress have disappeared." Sold all HOUSE is ooinmodioli* and by dealers. 50 centa a homelike in every particular. Firit-clut is •very respect. The view from the box. Foster-Milburn I JftirAfmrgt^tAfert/ey OUR broad piazza* and chamber* i* uiinur- Co., Buffalo, j in the Toilet room* THURSDAY. JULY 12. 1906. pa**ed country. on each floor. room act-omm*>datee N. T. 120. Fine prove in ivar of Dining the.houae. Tenuia. Court* on adjafcenCMtfWfe*. Our Thqce yuotwrmtlon table i* with the t>*-»t tbe market is the only resource, but when ooe con- Mlfiplled afford*. Kine beach (or bathing and In the «f Go. boating. Vl»it this island which i* considered Atmosphere siders the mat number of cases of iu New by tbe most healthful •pot Euglatid. Two line* of steamer* fromphysician* ness. "Why do come?" lxx>k Whatever you do in life, make any female troubles ute*' Portland. Only three min- Ihey menacing cured by walk from Hamilton's Book IMMATURE ALMANAC about and sacrifice to Landing. early If you desire choice rooms. you read your answer In necessary keep in an am- Ljdla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- Tou will find plenty to make the houra paas only too quickly. Card the happy faces as the sterner draws bition-arousing atmosphere, an envi- pound after physicians hare advised Parties, Etc. Dancing, «t the WEEK OF JULY 12 TO 18. up pier, or as you meet them ronment that will stimulate you to operations, no woman should submit to climbing over the rocks. Read one without first the Rstis n typllcttlii AcctMtfittt your self-development. Keep close to peo- trying Veiretable 100 Qpa Jim 15 to Oriifetr i answer again in the robust form which asii Mrs. Sun Length H. Tide. ple who understand you. who believe Compound writing Pinlcham, but -a tew came here Mass., for adrice. which is free. Rises. Sets of Morn. Eve. days ago dejected in who will Lynn, feuoi of jane 15 to 15 Day day and you, help you to discover 1906, Sept. prematurely aged. You see hap- Miss of 275 12 4.15 7.18 15.03 3.30 4.15 yourself, and encourage you to make Msrgret Merkley, Third piness. content, health, and it Is be- Milwaukee. writes: •13 4.16 7.18 15.02 4*30 5.00 the most of yourself. This make Street, Wia, SUMMIT HOUSE cause Casco Bay grows these bless- may 14 4.16 7.17 15.01 5.30 f»00 all the Dear Mrs. CHCBCAOUK ISLAND ings as no other summer resort difference to you between a Flnkhsm; 15 4.17 7.17 15.00 6.15 6.45 that 44 you find her grand success and a mediocre exist- Loss of strength, •itrmw imiTOuinws, On tb« cre*t of the Mope, chotm 16 4.18 7.16 7.15 7.30 popularity great as it is. 14^58 pains through the pslric organs, most of the hotel* as an This Is the backbone of the ence. Stick to those who are shooting by ideal 17 4.19 7.15 14.56 8.00 8.15 Bay's trying bearing down and crsmps location. — pains compelled Overlooking the ocean success inherent, intrinsic worth. to do and to be me to seek medical adrice. after 18 4.ao 7.15 14.55 9.00 9.00 something somebody The doctor, and the restful i land *cenery of The character to an aaid I had a •Moon in 1 it quarter. justify and verify In the world—people of high alms, making examination, female field and wood. No better spot the trouble and ulceration and advised an laudations of those who sing her ambition. close opera- for complete rest and recreation. lofty Keep to those tion. To this I and decided praises, the to HOLD admira- strongly objected Table and service fi rat-class. EDITORIAL NOTE8. potency who are dead In earnest. Ambition to E. Pfnknam? tion and try Ljdis Vegetable Com- w it b 4© love, to retain patronage, to The Accommodates, cottage, Is contagious. The success of those pound. ulceration quickly healed, all guests. Rates reasons ble. BE all that tourist and vacationist tbe bad 1 am Some one has eruelly referred to about you who are to climb jrrmfrfnms -dissppsared.and could desire. trying up- ooptjauTt rigorous and welL" the Casco Babies. ward will and But encourage stimulate there have been extrinsic Female' troubles are on you tp struggle harder if you have not ste%dily the A. R. agencies which have to women. LITTLEFICLD To "Get Next"—that Is the easiest operated pop- •""* increase among If the month- ularize the done quite so well yourself. hard and the hardest easiest Bay. and. without undue ly periods are rery painful,, or too thing There Is a in a fre- self-satisfaction, the Breeze can great power battery excessive—if hare Grocery and thing to do. Only those who are hon- Justly quent~and jrou pain Provision Store claim the maximum credit as of individuals who are-struggling for or low down in the «*stly sincere and sincerely honest can it has swelling left side, taken the maximum the achievement of a dont Chebeague Island, Me* to It. Interest, the max- high aims, great bearing-down pains, neglect your- hope accomplish imum pleasure In calling the attention magnetic force which will help you to self: try Lvdia E. Pinkham'sVegetable of the entire country to this little attract.the of Compound.. We Watch for the Breeze extras. object your ambition. carry everything in our line of trade and onr big Eden. It is because prices are bb largely the Breeze It Is very stimulating to be with peo- low as the lowest. Ftesh invoices of has builded for Itself a reoutatlon for Meats, Fowl, Fruit and Ber- Don't rock that boat! ple whose aspirations run parallel ries received the strictest that its daily. Boots, Shoes. veracity lauda- with own. If lack Bobbers, Hardware, tions of the your you energy, Goods and Fishing Bay's charms "took" with Qear, Fancy bummer Hats. Our teams cover Casco its if you are naturally lazy. Indolent or all parts- Regular Bay weather,—isn't readers. They knew that if the of the island several times daily. All orders It GREAT? Breeze said Casco inclined to take it easy, you will be delivered free. Come in Bay was THE ideal and see us if want to secure a summer forward the constant you House Lot. We resort it knew whereof it urged by prod- have the finest sites on the island and our will August promises to make a recor»l spoke and was veracious. They be- ding of the more ambitious.—Success. prices please you. never before imagined possible. lieved. and were persuaded to come here a for brief visit. The Bay's in- Pretty Good Work. Island View trinsic They are all sending their friends worth did the rest—their so- A negro hod carrier in Kentucky is Cottage, journ to Casco Bay. lengthened and they returned paid double wages because he does the Great Chebeague, Me. again and again, bringing friends with worV of two men. He carries from L. F. HAniLTON, H&ve noted how them and ever words Proprietor you many Casco speaking of to at a a for forty fifty bricks time upon and rr.en are famous? praise this region. Can you doubt LOCATION everything first Ba> becoming wide board which he class. that the Bay became places upon his FINE Verandas and large airy room*. increasingly pop Rates on ular when found head. Then, with arms free, he climbs application. Cottage annex boilt our tourists' register speak they here the heart this season for rooms of ladders to second only. Open Jon* well^Doesn't for the of this nature—found rest, and third stories to popularity region refreshment, 16 Sept. 1& » of as a summer res>rt? Is your name recreation,—found health, happiness, large buildlr^, never touching the engendered on it? Better spetk to your landlord by the strengthening un- board with its tremendous weight. obstructed breezes about It. from the ocean, —What to Eat. wk if note and the nn eB|oyikl( bjf >iki^ HAMILTON VILLA. Island balmy pine groves.—found a iheprtpMilioM easier. Chebeague in panacea for all ills in the N<«r the eut end of the island snd equally distant from north and south Champagne baths aren't It with a superior FITS permanently cured. No fit* ornerrou*- LMMfle cany; caaiar toaerve; shores. aadjMt Plenty of amusement and recreation at hand. Fresh farm and ocean in the azure tinted wa- bathing privileges—found a diet of r*»» after first of Dr. lidti (or aa on our dip emerald, day*»u*e Kline's Great eating they coat from the eta. table. We have a select clientele and our products dairy products and Nene Restorer house will please you. The best of refer- ters of our own dear Casco Bay. fresh sea foods ,t2 trialbottle andtreatisefree Libby'e cookj law first of the beet ences Rates on conducive to 1 r.B.H. pick given. application. Accommodationa for 40. right feeling, right think- KLiKK.Ltd., V31 Arrb8t.,Pbila.,ra. ■Matt obtainable—aad know, how ing and ikey The "hops" this season are—words right doing. to cook them, aa well aa theaa. Sheep from Iceland are on exhibition pack fall us. but would not some of thn This is If aot to a aooa why they come to Casco in jrou're going ptcaic you and Bay England. They stand fourteen caa make oae costumes pauper even a Noah Webs- will continue to come. tomorrow at your own table inches. ter? NE28 by ania| tone abced Luncheon Loaf. Una revelation in USE DUE CARE. the binding of food Mr»> Win*low> Hoothlnc for Children meat aad Bountiful, prodigal nature bids Byrup food »picaa. When not you it elbinp .softens t begum*.i educe* inflamma- Parcels are Such has BookWt kar. "How la Make help yourself. been the most wind a convenient to enviable tion, allay* |>ain,cure* colic,2&c bottle Good TVaa la CaL** Wnt. checked free reputation of Caseo Bay for aquatic come to the at the Had our first lived in such pleasures that Hall Llbby. McNalll ft Llkby, Accom- parents we would fain see it City Not Built. Chicago call a not •tore, 1450, m o d a t i o n paradise as here would they, think only retain all its The city of Is well-won hon- Edinburgh. Scotland. or you. have been to crave for ors but even 1431. 1452. tempted secure greater distinc- in possession of $500,000 or more Desk, 1st floor forbidden fruit? tion. Few ;«rious accidents occur in which is cannot spend. It was be- VICTIM8 the waters of the Hay—many have a been queathed by public-spirited citizen Always something doing here—what happily averted. Far be It from us * named Usher, ten years ago, for the do you enjoy most? by word of pen to intimidate any or to building of a city hall, but the town croak thus de needlessly, counsel of Order Souvenir from has never been able to Malaria your Breezes tracting the agree early pleasure any of our Wa want to Mk ba*a fro Mr trtad lb* ktorlU and avoid later. Bayites and their upon a scheme. disappointment They summer visitors Rhoda I aland raroady for Mthrl* t will Ik- may find in or on the surprisingly good. w«t«r. BUT wo Dnrlo* lb* l*M have this »rM«ntc of Malaria tad Chill* and season observed a reckless- China HANDS Farar.at Prn roo*Mi of may It operate for the "Three ago this* *ummer I had pres- yean a a liquid and pi>*d*r, la Are you lobxter? TJu- ervation of all. »ultr»lj fra from qainlna, and low our getting enough had tw af wwtrn in hand*. or beauty, in very my anj potaonnua dnur. tbraa b»ttla bar* nftaa variety prices Basement landlord will be offended If you do Water Is a were an very They had I had to them eauaad a i«rman*iil car* la THEhave to this store a keep chronic not treacherous ele- aad m< at given go away ENTIRELY SATISFIED. ment and for week*. obMlnttf raa*« unique positiou among youth, knowing no fear, l>anilaged eight I had fotir lovers of takes Inaiat • n beautiful China and no many unwarranted risks In diffeient doctor*. Th* fln>t :hree mad* piirrhaatnv tba only Jahaataa'a Kaac Glassware. In other gointc latUaa Halarla « aa Continued delight Is our best wixh |*-t one nra, thrrt la do otbar aa beyond one's depth while in them wor*e. The hci,.»d them for f « h* ran r>btala It rocking ln»at or Heats they from wMMd*^rnrrtM in changing or dnwrMt, L ClaMfa * Co* careless broke out wow than ever; and as I Piir.dlM * ran showing. deportment while on the had Klandlt.* Y<« order dlrart fria WHY THEY COME TO BAY. steamers. We *een Cutlcura advertised in the a CA8CO recognize that there Ih paper* no (treat denl. I thought 1 would It. maliciousness in the acts, that try I Thrre in no the fart thai they are but took the treatment of Cutlcura KalnaayinK the spontaneous out- complete Caaco Hay, It* Inland* and the- aur- bursts of the exuberant Hoap. Ointment, and Fill*. lb-fore I had vitality which We have a rounding mainland comprlae a terri- life here gives. u«ed one Nu of Ointment, my hand* were ANEW recently added great new and I>>t, however, reason many tory which ha* proven Ita rlalm a* an and all finooth again,' aod now I am all thought moderate our pastime:* doing dainty patterns at 25c and 60c Ideal aummcr reaort which haa railed and the work of four, nnd hand* are all including Salads, pleavures, let us be always Just my HOR8E Cake the wearied and worn from the a little within free from eczema, nnd 1 cannot too Chops, Plates, Pitchers, Hair Bod heat, rather than beyond the *ay Receivers, dtiftt and turmoil of atiife to the danger let much In prnl*e for Cutlcura. My hair was city bounds, caution curb our Bon, Mustards, Trays, 8aIt and etc. out a FOR AN Peppers, rvicd. verdant, pearcfnl real f nine** of desires. We ean falling fa*t. and few applications of OLD ONE have Just as good No natnre. Statistic* a time tke Cutlcura Ointment it. Mr*. matter what kind. We also show a line at prove that it ha* and preserve a *top|»ed E*e» * PLUG large tl and $1.50. happier environ- I.'vn J. livx improved. during the pant Ave yr*ra grown ment for all at»out us. Hoyt, 40'i, Jtriidol, K. H., The pleasure 1905." OK. A. O. DANIELS' New line of Candle Hhades and amazingly In haw out- is July IS, Holders from 25c popularity—It there—enjoy it as you can nowher.' dlatanced Ita else as to competltora. The atory here, but do not abuse $5.00—pink, red, and It. Books and Drink. yellow green. of Ita development waa never before RENOVATOR MARK POWDERS read In It haa The book* of a club lit I^IcckIt, BI.OOD. *44 (nV •<-« rm Crystal Vanes in a!l sizes and hlatory. raced with Mis Wlfi'i Quiet Two shapes from 9c to Reproach. vmIi' irMtani. M >i u; drur precedent and loat It In a cloud of England, o*t«-n*ilrly eatabllahed for rM <««l»l». 1T» Wllfc »«„ Rm>m. Glass. and near aa a and even had one*- canard watering place the downfall of a ation," showed. In court; that abo;it ao It haa not taken the brave f» jrH poaltion It aoldler. H nta a week waa m by the will hold. It haa not ahown Ita In the course THE DAISY FLY yet of the club on and a •a rm. r.Mtai, KILLERZTXJS aad story he literature about $3» •*,»«, IMx omw. kn ,•»*. Ik* a*. beat poaalbllltlea. It haa not won yet aald: week on 4Hnk. all hearta to pay homage at thla "Hornet Imea after a ahrlne of nat"re, aa It will. debauch, the aurely man would he Flant Line Or#an Olad we are. «no bide In Caaco repentant, humble. He Trip*. Hay. would Koti that "the beat la promlae hla wife to do Htolla, Cat»e Breton. Prinze TA- Notice yet to be." clad we better, " Special but, the ward l»land or Newfoundland. On* are that we may turn from alaa. jreara taught her her tri- the Mjrht at Hf»," or Mix Patu' Crul«e of IfH the accommodation of our to her barrenneaa of all auch cuMomer* umphant paat glorloua preaent promise* Bik* for flft.OO. < omiti^nHng July fra regular and look forward to a "One night wh«-n he •traniera kaw Com m Trial FORalao for the tourist,"* we wetl-aaaured waa KettlnK to Wharf. Boatoa, > ■■*»!%. 1 *. vi-iting ahall our •t roon keep future which will bring all poaalhle be an old man—a Tuesday*. Thtiradaya and Katur' Prea* prematurely old dsya for Hallfai, Making ami honor and renown to thla brlghteat man, thin limbed, HtwknlmrT, Charlotte- Tailoring I)e|»aitinenta oj*n atoop ahouldered, Iowa. Hydney and Bra* I» Or lake*. Jnna ami gem In Nature'a diadem. with red AUTOMOBILE through rimmed eyea—he aald to hla lalllnr*. Tue»«laya and July Auguat. "But"—we have been dlrwt Haturday*. Only aaked—"why wife, aadly: mate. !

-* The "Glorious Fourth** paused very MAP 0r»- quietly and pleasantly at Uttlejohn's. The booming of cannon at the differ- ent forts and the occasional snapping of flri.'-crackcrs. then in the evening CASCO BAY the lire works set off by Messrs. Wel- lington and Hicks, all helped to re- mind us of what was going on In the outside world. MAINE Mr. Henry W. Chlsholm is spending rieiisneo bt mi the mcnth of July at the Alpine cot- tage. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. BREEZE PUBLISHING CO.« Wellington and nt family trom d Winchester, Mass., Kereuncn arrived at the Sun- Christy cottage • U»nn»> day This niornicg. is their eighth ■ •**»> season on the Island. Miss Dorothy *nd Master Marshall have just gradu- ated from the Winchester grammar school. Mrs. F. W. Cole is spending a few davM with the family. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Eaton of Needham. Mass.. are visiting their son. Prof. Eaton, at the Shepard Log Cabin. Thetflshing from off the wharf ami belli*?' b&s -b«an, very .successful*- Some cf the fortunate anglers landed 30 or more in a short time. Mrs. Amen and Vone frora "CrowVNfst" took'a most delightful trip Tuesday on the Maquolt to Birch Island and return. Tne Rockmere guests have taken great pleasure watching the search- light as it has flashed down the har- bor from Fort MeKMey. The "Lyndehurst" cottage was beau- tifully decorated Wednesday by Mr. Hick*. Among other decorations were six large American flags. "Mr. Peter F. O'Brien, carpenter and builder at Allston. Mass.. with his wife and three daughters. Misses Mary, Agnes and Charlotte, arrived Friday for the season. They are occupying the same cottage as last year. Mrs. A. E. Lin wood and daughter Frances of Roslindale. with Mr. H. Clementson rf Boston arc at ihe "Idle- wilde" for the season. Mr. George Chamberlain of Weft Mediord is visiting -at the- Kingston, cottage. Miss Iroulse' Kingston "Is al- so spending her vacation here. This is a decided cottare island, as WELCOME no one lives here during the winter Littlefleld & Grocers There are 30 Co.; cottages and one hotel 109-111 CmmrUI St.. PwUm4 kept by Mr. G. H. Hamilton, whose •ad PMk'i cuisine cannot be excelled in the Ray. Iilu4, Mt. The water on this island is said to be WHOLESALE AND RETAIL equal to Poland Springs. The new NxrwwAjr^ujsfZ steamboat "Maquoit" makes two round trips daily, giving us excellent Meats and ProTisions boat service. The officers and crew Groceries, are most obliging and courteous. OF ALL KINDS The Highland cottage is occupied this season Mr. by and Mrs. J. M. WELCOME Are the most peifect and ratural that Dental Dodge. South Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Science can produoe. We make a specialty of The Portland re- We do W supplying Albion dwell. Mrs. A. Kye Institute, PAINLESS ORE. Onr methods are the Hotels, Cottsees. Schooners and Yacht- Dorchester. H. for as the Hon Ke- moat ap- and cognized yean d and our ing Parties. In fact we have Glynn daughter Lucy of Dorches- liable Puce for Qlawbs of prove PRICES the LOWEST. everything every in onr line. Order Teams visit ter. have the extends Silver all parts They enjoyed island description, its Ukattikht Fillings 50c, Gold Crown of Peak's Island several for some Fillings $1.00, and times daily. seven seasons. We loom* to the esteemed Si* mm eh $4.00 a tooth. Teeth Bridge Visitors of Portlsud Work, Extracted without Pain FREE. Im- Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Wilson and fam- and vicinity, Ow Prices in them * Pleasant snd proved lightweight Plates with Natural Gums Right Prompt Strrics ily- from Andover, Mas**.,- friends of wishing very $4.00. Lowest Price Health Brinoino Summer. No ever in First Clm Miss Mitnrie the < offered Maine. Eiorj thing Maasenger. spent day donbt, Hchdum of Satisfied cus- with her Monday, taking dinner at tomers, who Honored ns with their the Rockmere. 478 .Visits last year, are again with as, l-aCOMQIt*SS STRICT Mrs. T. and this Old Mailable Opposite Frfblr Ho(M Trualove, Misses Amy. Ada. Portland DR. Painless Homrt: $ to lastliate FOSTER, ; Dentist, 00m », Smm.A Htl. 10 to 2. New Base Ball and MtntlTP TntWoif. and Eye will be pleased to see Goods New Tennis ^ MfgSElTCy'fa them Good Hilda I.undberg, Miss Alberta sftia, snd to place the Most Ryan, Scientific snd Pleasant service of all of are New Waltbam, occupying the its ML J. st the Fishing TacKle Ellms Principal, Jacques, cottage for two weeks. command of Thousands of New Mr. A. W. Hopkins of Allston. Mass.. Custom ess. Oar Service is Known AUSTIN £. New Bicycles New all ovsr PINKHAM Cameras spent the Fourth with his family at the Stste ss the Most Reli- Accurate snd Hamilton cottage. able, Scientific, South Me. Don't waste time to Fir snd we hsve Added the Latest and Harpawell, trying find want in parties have been quite the rage something' yon small Best Instruments, so that we are stocks. COME TO the past week, as the. M US. We are the balsam trees sble to stsfaai- These Is Not a Only Dealers A are in THe Carrying the height of their fragrance. Better Eye Institute Only First-Class Line in this Equipped Complete Onr Prices Are as Mrs. Amos in the where locality. Lowest we Cummings came Satur State, yon Can Get Irom manufacturers day for the season. Your Eyes more Accurately Test- Livery and bny and save middleman's profit. ed snd Fitted than st the Boarding Mr. and Mrs. Frank Locke and mother of Roslindale are at the Mel- PORTLAND EYE INSTITUTE, whet her House) Mrs. R. M. Smith from Lots hem, yent eyes trouble you or not. Virginia with Cottage ForSalo In order to more •cvertiaemv thorous.h'y business and mv daughter Edith and ods of up-to-date meth- friends arrived at Oil and 6asoHne examining and fitting tb«*eve*. ! absll for the their It Staifc tbese ofi• called out several parties, some ye«' 00 ASH "h Alfred POINT untinis 00 trying Drlnkwater's L. H« 2°H2Polltf 2°'^Oo d IT'jFR. B big dory If yon mention tbia ad NI'AULDINGj Hoiith Frcint ■ 85 for sailing, others IIiirpHwell a 12 with Harold Saw- Ey'K1*' CfcaU.i 60c .. ... nm yer's motor l*mt, and still others took 86ckoc "nd«nd up I uae tfre. steamboat Mr*. C. Fisher of Main Free- tribal tales of RRNRNHKk! 'never anything but the he*: Saturday night and street. the Sioux and tbe •nd and I very quality of frames making the trip to Birch F. & C.B. NASH CO. have returned home. lenses; guarantee satisfaction in every case. Kyes Kxsmlned Island ami port, Apache*, but he took within his study Free. return. 3M-3S0 FORE ST. Mis* Delia Grove* of Portland vis- scope the folklore of all primitive Miss Fadle Ix»mbard of Yarmouth ited her parent*. Mr and Mr*. Heary is peoples. N. T. assisting at the Rockmere this Grove*, recently. WORTHLEY, JR., Into the side of Sf"" summ< r. Mr. and Mr*. Everett Glover. with the great stone 4711-2 COMKSS The monument erected to STREET, Soule* from Dorrhester are Mr. and Mr*. Sidney Monte, friend* the memory of BOTH PHON1 (Detain). Gen. enjoying their beautiful cottage, of ex-Governor I>ougla*, who have Crook and which stands near grounds, and boats for the season. been *p*>ndlng a nhort varation at the Major Bourke's grave In Arlington Mr. and .Mrs. L B. Rollins from Mel-1 l>rlnkwater cottage. returned to their cemetery Is set a bronxe panel show- rose Highlands are home* In stopping at the Brorkton. Ma** W«-nne*day ing the scene of the surrender of the Rockmere over afternoon. Sunday. Mr. Rollins Aparhea under to is a Oeronlmo Crook In wholesale produce dealer on Mr*. I* O. Van fJoren at Hackma- the Sierra Mad res twenty-three year* Blarkstone street, Boston. tack l,odge. gave a delightful whist I ST Pr>»T| ago. The faces of the Indians and of Mrs. 249 the of the 4th. Anion* Mayo and daughter. Miss Ger- party evening the If you want nic# dwp rata and tb« tho*e were army officers shown are portraits. Gem trude. from Frankfort Pa. prewnt Ml** Anna Neuf* Rink Arsenal, kind that print well and with the lea«t One of the officers in the Skating Mr*. C. is railed on Mrs. and Miss at vllle. M. Thornton. Ml** Mary group Kgle the trouble, Jiiat five ua a trial order. We John Rockmere Goodman. Mr*. Ifeston and Mr*. F. 8. O. Bourke, and there Is a Tuesday. They are stop- make drawing* to illuatrate newnpapera story PeakLS Island M*»ore. Refre*hment* were *erved. In connection with the pine at Capt. John Hfimtlt'm's at pamphlimphlfto, letter h^adp, mrd», etc. Tel. folklore major fc 11: IM6-2. Little Dori* Glover i* a and the Chebeague Mrs. W. W. Broga. from Hooae, npendlng Oeronlmo campaign which Portland's Premier Summer Attraction. week with friend* in Portland. others Hprinafleld. Mass railed on the name besides folklore people possibly Open All Take Casco Parties Day. Bay Co.'s Boats Thursday. Mrs. Broga la a may appreciate. from guest at the Hamilton. For Artistic Hairdresting Go to Custom House Wharf. There had been a fight at long INDIAN FOLKLORE. Admission lOo or SOUVINEY'S range with the Apaches In the moun- Casco Bay Co.'s Coupons. Women's tains 15 and Bourke's troop, dismounted, skates, cents. Men's skates, 26 cents. Bourks Found It a In had been Major Vary engaged. When the fight N J. was McCILVRAY, Prop. SOUTH HARPSWELL tsrastlng Study. over and the Apaches who es- In Arllngton-Cemetrry-lle* the body caped had Cousin's Island Mouf. killing made for farther lifr Hwricontmg of John O. who In life Major Bourke, mountain fastnessea, as was their wa* an officer Third of the fighting custom, the troopers moved forward laat tour of Cavalry, Major Bourke'a and found one Indian had been for Are yrsrw to make a and *on Malcolm of who *harp*hootc Rummer. ntudy Apache brave was dead. windows shut. cnt* to her rottagi' for ihf paaf goal "Pay the price or Mra. Charles Ootid and North American Indiana, with whom General week. daughter*. Crook came and found — up "And yet. general, that fellow Casey l^are the gooda." ta her motto B«c- Marlon and Caro, were on the inland be fought snd wss friendly alternate- Major, then Mlw Annie K. Oranicr with her Captain, Bourke saying a here today at a clean 9O0 yarda ceaa Magazine recently. ly. aa the government would have It few warm friend. Mlw Hardener of things to one of tbe duty plugged and killed the Richmond. Mra M J Hill and l>eon Hill Tlalt- for only Apache Va.. arrived at the years on years of life In the weat. sergeants of his RldR<> Houae FYI ed frlenda In laat troop. Bourke left In thla whole nouthwestern No la Aug""'*, week. say* the Post. the country one hlmaelf when hla nenre day. Chicago sergeant, snd to Mr. Horace Nlcholaa with hla father Crook, turning who could hare given me the folk- centre* are Mr. Joneii Major Bourke was president at nee the exhan*ted. whether from l<. Haakell and family, al and brother hare to the cavalry captain, said: "Bourke, gone New lore story Pre been after for *xce*alve use or from lack of no Mr. and Mra. time. If memory haa It rglht. of the what on years. proper Doqxhty of Pownal Hampshire coast In their canoe look earth has Sergeant Casey food. are at A me rim n association "I tell you. that The quality of one'a thought, ramping Hlllald* near C. W lag for seal and porpoise. which makes been doing this time?** general, Casey has Paeker'a. Elreda folkM>re a He wa* ambition, energy, aim* and Ideala. la and Krelyn Groves, who study specialty. Doing, general!** exclaimed Bourke escaped court martial only by swear- Mr. and Mra. largely a matter of — J. Allen Drink water have bees the fpieata of their atiilt. Interested not only la the Inherited health 8ncee*a wrathfully. "Doing enough. I tiled ing the shot was a scratch." Magazine ItailromlH. CHA8. L. SAUEB. ORAJP SCRIfB LONG I8LAND. COUPLETEST (Continued from Page 3.) BCSINKSw BUILDING

El Fcaturw of W. L la be th Wray of New York lire also | l)ouslaV Adminis- visiting at the Bronx. tration and Jobbing Houmv Maine Central R. Miss W. R. Ethel S. McKenney of Lisbon The JORDAN & Falls dedication of tbe new adminls* CO., Portland Is visiting Mrs. A. H. at Conley i tration nnd DEALERS IN her summer heme. West End. jobbing house building erected at Day Excursions! Mrs. V. G. Bragg and Mrs. S. J. Al- Brockton. Mum*., by tbe W. len L gave a lawn party last week to Duucliis Slioe Co. as a part of 1U the S2.00 cottagers at the West End, and a mammoth manufacturing plant at Moo- GROCERIES-PROVISIONS TO NAPLES. very pleasant evening was spent. tello was marked by the thoroughness I.MVf Portland 9.10 a. Several n».. mil to Seba- spirited croquet games were and attention to detail Fishing Tackle Anchors gro uUtf, Rtraimr to or Brldgton. characteristic Oars NnpIm. played, but darkness decided the win- Cord?~e m-rosw S*-I>mkv l-ak»* and up thf Son no of tbe tirui io all its Oiled tak«> dinn«-r ner. undertaking*. Clothing Dories River, at Naples or Brldge- As tbe new Skiffs ton; Mr. building is said to be tbe returning arrive Portland 5.55 p. m. and Mrs. Fred Ford are enter- Punts Row Boats most complete and St. Lawrence River taining Mrs. Wm. Llbby of Melrose. convenient of any fkiffs ever built for a ftotor Mass.. at their cottage. Seward No. commercial bouse In Launches 4. tbe United State*, so were tbe expres- A sions of TO siTso large party spent the Fourth at appreciation by tbe many SESAQO LAKE AND RAYMOND. the per- 7th Maine regiment and sons who It J<*ave Portland at S.45 and at building visited for inspection sin- a. m.. celebrated with Kebago Lak« take steamer ncroaa th< plenty of fireworks cere and of a lake and In the highly congratulatory up the east ahore. passing In- evening. Those in the party nature. dian Inland. White"a Itridice. Raymond were Mr. Wm. Thorndike. G. F. Tunt, R. H. Cape. The Images and up the River Jor- C. W. Tbe program CLEAVES, and dan to Frank of dedicatory Included Our Chebeague Bakery Ice Cream Parlors Raymond village for dinner and Westbrook, Me., Chas. enlarged 'tore now enables us to a vlalt Hunt and open bouse from 11 a. ~ul to handle our to the State flsh hitchery. where family of Boston. Eben 8 p. m. All our 1* Increasing patronage with the promptness. cooking dun* on the premise*. Our lev whole process of hatching and rais- True. Portland.. John with concert by tbe Mace foe* are our own cream anil ing Oakes. Major Gay orches- make, wtiicb in a guarantee that are college trout and salmon may be seen. Nlckerson and tra and Ice cream on they the bei»t. We deliver Return Is Mr. and Mrs. John the presence of a Boston anj par* of the Inland if In made, arriving In Portland baker'* cart desired. larxe or small order*. Our 5.55 ni. Mullen, Portland. caterer to will visit all part* of the p. attend to tbe wishes of alL the Uland dally. If you trade with in> Mrs. H. beat. Lunches serve«i at all you get McNeil and Stu- Tbe houra. and put up to take out. We children, building Itself afforded a feast for cream and line butter. carry bottle art and of print Remember, our location la next to The Afternoon Dorothy Newton. Mass.. ar- the eye, the the pottoQoe. rived at their last especially offices, which cottage week. and. are will soon marvels In many ways. Fifteen River entertain her brother, Mr. 8ongo Trip G. E. McNeil of thousand Invitations were sent Via Rai', Steamer and Harrow Boston. out. In- WILLIAH A. Gauge Mr. Allle Johnson of Portland cluding over 11,000 to tbe retail dealers TRUFANT I«eave Portland 1.05 p. m.. arrive Seba- spent Like Sunday at In tbe United Hamilton's ro 1.37 p. m where the Steamer Camp Wigwam. The 8tatts, who handle tbe Landing, Chebaague Island, Me. "Hawthorne" takes across boys are Ll you Sebago arranging for a series of W. Douglas Cow shoes, the others We are to I-«k«\ up the arrow the prepared take out Pleasure or Songo River, dances to be held scion at Fbhlng Parties in either Yachts or Ray of and the West going to shoe manufacturers Naphtha Launches. Our new Naphu l/>nR Fond to Brldg- End. and all Naphtha Launch will carrr lon. Tally-ho to the Narrow be hived or hour. Six tweuty persons and nan village. Gauge allied Induatrles In Brockton by day (ante ICow Boar* To L*t at to Rridgton thence Maine J. C. and vi- or 2V' per hour, 41.09 Junction. Cen- PE-RU-NA Mrs. Clark and per day 93.uO week. men tral STRENGTHENS granddaughter 51 r. per Kxperieuced in of all our to Portland, arriving Portland 7.45 of cinity. Douglas will be glad to privilege to let. th* charge craft*. Wharf m. Melrose. Mass..- and Mr. Albert Kemember place. Hamilton's L in p. have anybody who Is ling. K ui Ktid. Ventres of the H. S. Melcher Co., Interested call The new THE ENTIRE SYSTEM. Portland, are visiting with Mr. and building la situated Just To north of the White Mountains Mrs. W. C. I*ambert at. their the No. 1 factory on Mr. ("has. cottage, 8|>ark and Keturn L Sauer, Grand Scribe. Grand the Lambert. West End. street, fsclng tbe Montello HAMILTON o«ave Fabyans 2.13 of Mrs. Catherine long tory railways. Gallagher and fam- and 00 feet wide and two p. m.; arrive Portland 5.25 p. m.; con- and stories in necting for ily Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brady of Boston. height Tbe Jobbing department will Portland are spending the month of There are subtle undercurrents of occupy tbe entire lower July at "So-Roma." Beach avenue. floor, while thought running mind. tbe offices will S1.50 Round through every Miss Millie Harvey and broth- occupy the second floor. Trip They often influence tbe new action when eY Kenneth Harvey of West Med Leaving Jobbing bouse on *89 ford, Congress bt, Portland, adjoining ths famous L>n'fellow mtntion. Sundays to Naples or Raymond for they do rot affect conscious decisions Mass.. are the the first floor, tbe Four dinner. guests of Mr. and Mrs. main staircase as- floors, 12 private rooms. Leaving Portland 9.30 a. m. of dining Heroes the will. Mounttoit at their summer «-ends to the second Sfbago Lake and up the Songo home, floor level In two River to at Naples or across Seh;»go I^ake Medfordout. the West End. divisions separating on the to Raymond. flrst land- Returning, arrive at Port- Sunday, July 8. at T.30 p. there and land 5.25 m. m., ing meeting again tbe p. was-held in upon fourth, the M. E. Xihutch 'the where the lift it I'ortfis. usual annual children's large Palladian window is PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING the Round day exercises. situated, which Trip The program was at appears over the en-'! $1.^6 excellent, least trance. PIANOS 3 this was the verdict heard from the RENTED, SOLD aad through Parlor Car to At the Bought, Exchanged lips of those whose judgment can be bead of tbe staircase In Montreal Boston & Maine the mosaic depended .uj»on. There was no bivak floor appears the word C. C. Leave* in HAWES Portland 9.10 a. m.. arriving any part of the program. Ttttf ••Atrium," tbe name of tbe Montreal 9 15 p. m.. inner bail, 014 over connecting with R. R. weather was foggy and somewhat planned and Congress St., Foster, Avery Co. through train tor Bt. Paul and decorated after tbe man- Chicago. to Minneapolis. In Effect June 1906 threatening rain, yet the church ner of tbe central 4, was |>acked and apartment of the many of the attend- Potnpeiian bouse. ants were This room Is direct- A Train* leave Portland. I'nlon Station, compiled to stand. LONG ISLAND. and Through Sleeper to Mont- for Scarboro ly In the center of tbe Liquid Oxygen Nitrogen. Crossing. a7.10. *9.05, 10.00 David MacAndrews of the North- main (Continued from Column a. m.. al2 m.. bulldiug, Three.) A correspondent at real •1.15. •4.20.' 5.25. *5.50. eastern being IMxdS and 16 Paris. France, •6.5•> rn. Tile Co. si>ent on the feet In and p. Sunday. tT.10. t9.35. (10.15 Sunday height, describes the for Lravn Portland daily. Sundays in- a n».. island. Is lighted three manufacture indus- 9.00 J2.00. t3.4<>. t4.15. t5.10. t«.15. t7.15 by large a cluded, p. m.. arriving Montreal S.15 ni. celling sky- Recently contem|»orary has re- trial of enormous a p. Mr. and Mrs. of purposes quantities m connecting with train John Hamilton anfl lights classic design. to through t« Scarboro B«*ach and Pine ferred the Improvement in the im>- of Chicago and the Pacific coast. Point. 7.00. family of Portland are Around oxygen and nitrogen, extracted in a?.l'). *8 20. •9.,V». 10.00 a. occupying the the atrium are lice service over m.. al2.00 m.. placed tbe past years. In view a •1.15. 3 30. *4.20. 5 25. *5.50. Jones cottage. private of liquid state from atmospheric air. 6.10. *6.50. offices, where tbe beads of tbe the fact, we have two officers, both •7.15, *4 03. *11.30 p. m. Sunday Dr. Georgina who has As the t7.10. Crosby, been departments are non-residents, in of liquid oxygen flowed out from tS.35. 19.33. §10.15 a. m.. 12.55. 12.00. located, with their place exactly 4.15. t3.40. stopping with Mr. and Mrs. H. S. twice the generator it was of a A Parlor Car Portland to f 15.10. J5.45. 16.15, +7.15 p. m. assistants. at that number in former bluish hue, Old Orchard. Brackett at returned Beginning the right of 7.00. a7.10. *8.20. 8.50. Edgewcod. to the main years, we fail to see the while the nitrogen was colorless. Ex- •3.03. 10.OO a- her entrance. In alleged m.. al2 m.. 12 30. *1.15. 1.35. home in Somervllle, Mass.. last order, are those FabyaiiM 3.30. "4.20. 5.25. *5.50. of the C. F. improvement. One of these leaves periments were made. A forge set up 6.05. 6.10, *6 50. Tuesday. Richmond, II. T. •7.13. $.00. *5.05. *11.30 m. buyer; the island during the and In the p. Sunday. Miss Salena Drake, general afternoon, grounds showed the wonderful Leaves Portland at 9.10 a. 1.30 t7.10. 18.35. 35. 110.11 a. Hanson of Hastings- the other m., m.. 12.55. J2.00. superintendent; Hon. takes the last boat, thus effects of the The p. in., dally except Sundav. 13.40. 14 15. 4.30. 5)0. t5.10. on-the-Hudson. is the W. L. gas. Are. which 5.45. ft-15. N. Y., guest of Douglas, president; and II. I*. leaving the island to the of t7.13. 9.00 p. m. Miss mercy had almost died out, was Melville Breen at Fern Dale Tinkham, such Immediately Camp Ground. *'.20. 10.00 treasurer. They are finished lawless element as may be *9.05. a. m.. cabin. rendered Incandescent a Daylight Line and a 12 m. *1.15. *5 and furnished in here. While as a by current Through *4.20. 5.25. 50. «.10. and are community, we are •6.60. *4.05. *11 30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Peter mahogany of from the Sunday. t8.35, Christiansen ensuite. Mr. a we should be hydroxide blowpipe. A Parlor Car Service 13.35. }10 15 a. ru, Douglas' own room oc- iaw-ablding people, J2.00, 13.40. t4.15. t5.10. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. bar of iron was to a 10.13. 17.15 d. m. cupies tbe protected as In former years from brought red heat F. southwest corner of the to Quebec Saco and Biddeford. Woodbury. the incursion of and then melted like lead. 7.00, *8.20. 8 50. building, and U a undesirable element Two pieces •9.03. 10.00 a. m.. al2.00 m Mr. and Mrs. L. S. of l.ew- very Leave Portland at 9.10 a. m. 12,30. *1.15 Durgin handsome that would take of our un- of Iron were welded in a few daily, 3.30. *4 20. 5.23. *5.50. apartment. To tbe advantage minutes except Sunday, arriving at 9.00 x6.05. 6.10. *6.50. iston xp.nt Saturday and Sunday at left of these comes Quebec x8.0) *<.05, *11.30 m. pollced condition. the aid of a p. m. p. Sunday. t8.35. tbe room of C. D. by powerful flame from VJ 35.' 110.15 a. rn 12 llsleyhurst. Xevlns, Mrs. 8. M. and 55. |2.00, t3.40. t4.15. assistant Libby son Elmer of the Much and 4.30. 5.00. 15.10. 5.45. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parmelee and treasurer. Mrs. blowpipe. costly tedi- t«.15, t7.15. xS.OO Marion Shields, cor- Portland, Me., are boarding at Mrs. P daughter Marie of ous riveting will be no longer neces- THROUGH PARISH CARS on D»> Worcester, Mass., respondence and B. F. on K«-nnebunk. 7.00. 9.50 10.00 a. clerk, tbe store de- Woodbury's house Wood- Trains and Through Sleepers on Night 12.30. are stopping at '•Blde-a-Wee." sary; Iron will be welded against 8.30. 5 25. 6 05. 6.10, 8.00 m. partment. bury avenue. iron, Trains between Portland and Rockland. p. Sunday, Mr. 12 55. 4.30. 5 00. 5.45. 8.00 m. and Mrs. Strout of New York copper against copper, etc. The Kirminxton. Ojuossor. Kinxor, Itar Har- p. On tbe east of tbe Mr. Alec Paine of Maiden. Mass.. doc- 7.00, are the atrium and open- l«»r. Greenville. St. Joint; <-onn«-cting with Kenn'-bunkport. 8.^0, 10.00 a. m.. occupying Vine cottage for Is at' tors already foresee the |»ossible treat- 12.30, 3.30. 6.10. 8.00 p. m. ing into this ball are two stopping Bide-a-Wee. througii Sleeping and Parlor Cars to the season. alcoves sep- ment with Halifax. •Run* June 18 to Sept. 3. Inclusive. n rated Mrs. A. L. Hathaway of Somerville. liquid air. JKnn.4 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Adams and sons by mahogany tbe June 24 to Sept. 16. Inclusive. counters, Mass.. spent Sunday with her air has been tried In tHuns June 24 of East fronta of parents Liquid mines to Sept. 2. Inclusive, Deertng are at wblcb are plate at x Does not stopping glaas and Rdgewood. as an and Through Service WEST stop at Saro. Grove cottage. grilles of explosive agent, for this a bronze. These are tbe A To the West via the Commencing June 18. offices pretty wedding was solemnized purpose marl Is wet with Crawford Notch ll'ntll June Mr. and Mrs. Halloran and of Warren petroleum of the White Mountains. 24, Inclusive. family Weeks, and at the residence of Mrs. H. M. l-aw- train of Portland paymaster, and then saturated with Leave Portland. 9.10 a. m. 9.00 m. Through with Pullman have oj»ened their cot- Harry L rence liquid air. p. Car leaves Portland Sleeping Thompson, tbe Tuesday evening. July 3. when Arrive Montreal. 9.15 p. m. A.IS a. m. daily except Satur- tage at Mariner's landing for the Tbe bookkeeper. The paste thus formed constitutes a day at 8.25 m., lor next In order to Miss Abble Cushlng was married to Arrive Ottawa. 1.40 a. m. 12.35 noon p. New York via summer. tbe left are two Worcester and N. V. N. H. good explosive when flred with ful- Arrive Toronto. 7.25 a. m. 7.JO m. and H. R. R. rooms devoted to Mr. CJeo. Wormwood of Portland. p. D J. tbe credit Arrive Detroit. 3 05 p. m. 2 55 a. m. FLANDERS. depart- The bride was minate. and has the advantage, when General Pa»s A ment, one the prettily attired in pink Arrive Ht Ion Instruments, Haley, either as forest land, grazing or telephone switchboard and nell land, 5outh, booths for and several others. land under Southwest, Florida, Cuba, Hexico use of guests. cultivation in that state. A new organization came New York recently <5.147.5X3 hectares are Direct Line classified as and California. Tbe directors' room Is a Into existence here known as the Pio- Flint fine cham- land, the modern ateam-hina of the The Olorlom Mountain* of Wf«t^rn ber neer club. Its members are grazing greatest portion of North Carolina, "Th* Coun- occupying the space In tbe north- from the nn>*ti> 1 of Sapphin* which Is being used for Portland Line flail from Franklin try," ihn Mky." th* mo«t rh«rmln« all-ye ir west comer of the Mariner's landing colony of summer goat pas- r«-«ort«, art* reached the Southern building. This tures. the Wharf to Now York by Kaliwajr. room Is visitors, who thus Join In a fraternal During year 19«4 the coo- without finished and furnished In ma- THE ROUTE OF for Its chief of null In on THE FAMOUS ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAIN and all union, having object the sumption goat the state of change, Mondays at 10 a. in., t*»g*ny appointments are In sorlal ••THE advancement of Its member- Coahulla was 275.553 animals, valued and WASHINGTON AND SOUTHWESTERN keeping. Here hangs a Tueadaya, Thuradaya Satur- portrait In oil ship. The active members -»f the at of Mr. $322,089. Ouring the »aine period at f» 30 VESTIBULED LlfllTED" Douglas, the club Include none day» .p. m., thifl president. The that have not spent the making last room consumption of mutton was 14.- short ••NEW YORK AND In this series Is tbe at least ten annual vacations on this delightful, a<*a-trip in about riEriPHIS LiniTED'* sample 290 animals, valued at $55,891. room, also In mahogany. particular "»m" of Casco bay. Goat twenty-two hour*. No nammer ••NEW YORK AND FLORIDA meat Is sold per kilo from EXPRESS" On center with the entrance The Initial meeting was held In fourteen tour without and be- to sixteen complete it. Full ••THE tween tlie the parlors of Charles sum cents: usually sold by the UNITED STATES PAST flAIL" bookkeeper's alcove and llsley's information at the mer carcass at wharf office. credit cottage, llsleyhnrst, when con from $2 to $2.25 each. The ooi durinc tn* Winter (hit deportment i* a hall H. Touri«t4>*ea«on R*novn«4 leading to stltutirin and were values are In A. CLAY, Agent. the general by-laws accepted quoted Mexican money. ••SOUTHERN'S PALfl LIMITED" bookkeeping room, where and ordered Into Committees type. The Mexican dollar today Is worth Is located the host of clerks were wblcb also appointed on membership, cents Merckaits BEST IN business fifty gold. k Mlitrt Trmportitloi U THE ( EQUIPMENT this huge employs. social entertainment and refresh- ments. Htf*m«hlp LIbm Bftweta IN IIWVICI : i The officers elected are: \ A FINE MAP. to President. Mrs Ida E Brackett; I I i Declined Die. SOUTHERN < BE9T_iN_JIME Mrs. A little fflrl lomlnK In contact vice-president. William l^eavltt; BEST IN SCENERY j : with The Maine Crntrall BOSTON ) secretary. Rosa O'Donnell; treasurer. railroad ha* d»ath for lb# flmt tlm* In the Issued a birds' ■1ST IN ahap* of Miss Edith 8. I*eavltt. Jiiat eye view map of NORFOLK & RAILWAY ( AWINTMIWTt a llfelma bird that ah# Caaco Portland BALTinORE found la the Standing Committees: On member- bay. harbor and sur- rr.nr hoi tk to wood, ran with It to her nurse. roundings. all of the DINING CAR SERVICE ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS "What ship. Mrs. Clifton 8. Wady. Miss I^ena showing Islands can be the matter with It?" A. from Portland to Harpswell. the exact Richmond and Attractive Liter »»ur« and information on ahe cried. Brackett; *on refreshments. Mrs Washington, All Conplew Application to contour of the coast line In amaz*m»nt The nurae Improved O. A. Wetherbee; on social entertain- and In con- Points 5outh. 0>0. O. OANIILS. H. I. P. A., 229 densed form the Waehlngten St., Boston the oecaeloti. "That bird la ment. Mr. Miss C P. Ha- country from the rora •AfLffroa dead." ahe Clyde Wady. whrlt New R. coMt to the White mountain York Officio, Q71 and I IM aald. "we muat ley. O'Donnell. The second busi- range, AeeonmodatioM »nd coiIm Broadway poctentoualy, all die showing 8ebago lake and aniarpMMd. ALEX. S. ness and social meeting was an- connecting Ttek«U for itB AM. R. H oflct. THWtATT, Saatorn Pae*enrer'A«ent aome day." The little fflrl looked at watera In detail. S. H. nonnced for And for IllMinMd booklet i«d HAROWICK W. H. TAYLOC the am all In her Wednesday evening. July tmrm. corpee band oontem- Ooplea of theae mapa may be ob- A. M. OR A HAM, Aiwt, Mm Paeeenger Trafflo Manaftr Boston, GeneralJPaeaencar Aaent ptatlrely. then dropped It with some tained by sending fifteen cents In W. P. TURNER, O. T A., BMttttor*. MS. D. C- WASHINGTON, dlaffuat "Ton die stamp* or coin to the General W. P. P. T. may if yov waat An 10a pro n en- Passen- TURNER, M., Baltlatoro, MS. ordinary pea railway ger Maine lo," ahe replied; "I ahaa'L" Is department, Central rail- Cine eqoal in strength to 900 horses. road. Portland. Me. Orders by Mail The Publishers Have Found it For our Necessary, Obvious Reasons, to Insert Only the Names of Gussts at Houses Which norns receive most careful For Privilege. If Your Name Is Not Spscislly Arrange This Included We Would Suggest That You Call ths Attention of the of Your House Proprietor to the Omission. attention. We send WATCH THI8 gladly LI8T EVERY WEEK. IT WILL TELL YOU THIS REGISTER CONTAINS NAME8 OF REGULAR GUESTS, WHERE YOUR FRIENDS ARE STOPPING. and on NO TRANSIENT PARTIES ARE INCLUDED. samples catalogues and AUCOCI8CO request, re- HOUSE. Miss Laura B. Jacobus, Newark, N. J. Mrs. Charles A. cheerfully Brown, Brockton. Miss Roberta Loomls, Montreal. Cliff Mrs. Thomas J. Bissell, Newark. N. Mr. fund the for Island, Me. J. and Mrs. A. L. Burrage, Lowell. Daniel Loomls. Montreal. price paid any Miss Nina S. Bissell, Newark. N. J. unsatisfactory Walter A. Arthur Loomls. Montreal. Castner, Proprietor. Miss Viola Bissell. Newark. N. J. purchase. We are OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. Miss Marie T. New York. headquarters for Sum- (See A. Cyril N. J. Widmayer, advertisement In another column.) Bissell, Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Alice C. Me. Frank W. Griffith. mer of all Mr .and Mrs. R. C. New York. Rogers, Wollaston, Bailey's Island, goods kinds. Ely. Mass. Philadelphia, Pa. Henry Levin. Portland. Walter D. Crafts, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Iva L. Proprietor. James Kelly, Phlla.. Pa. Andrew J. Field. San Cal. Purrlngton. Allston, Mass. Mr. H. Francisco. William (See advertisement In another column.) Marlon Crawford, Cambridge, Mrs. Walter Field. San Francisco. Buxbaum, Boston. Mass. Mass. Good lawn H. C. Needham. J. H. Mass. swings $3.75 and up. Mrs. J. M. Solomans. Montclalr, N. J. Hudson. Mass. Hendrlck, Springfield, Prof. Herbert Mrs. H. C. Mrs. D. S. Chase, Cambridge, Miss Grace Solomans. Montclalr, N. J. Needham. Hudson, Mass. Parker, Plainfield, Mass. Mass. Mrs. S. T. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Solomans, New Skidmore, Phlla.. Mr. and Mrs .J. Hammocks 89c to Miss Lorlng Arnold ,New $7.50. York. MERRICONEAG HOUSE. Skidmore, Philadelphia, Pa. York City. Mrs. A. Miss Isabel Milne. Plainfield. N. J. Searles. New York. South Harpsweil, Me. Souvenir Balsam Miss Minnie Caswell, Phoenlxvllle. Lawrence Milne. Plainfield, N. J. Pillows 50c Geo. W. Campbell, Jr., Miss Susan N. J. CASCO BAY HOUSE. Miss Ida Wagoner, Phoenlxvllle, Pa. Proprietor. Rafferty, Plainfield, Mrs. Viola Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis B. Rooves, Phoen- (Se« advertisement In another column.) Bonavlta, Phlla., Long Island, Me. Mr .and Mrs. H. F. N. Y. Nursery $5.50 nlxville. Pa. Miss M. Foley. New York City. Avery, Charles Refrigerators R. Clarence H. E. Cushing, Proprietor. W. Linn, Hartland, Me. Miss K. Buckley. City. N. J. Lunt, Beverly, Mass. Jersey Scott B. (See Mrs. Linn, Hartland, Me. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Allen Arlington. Putman, Beverly, Mass. advertisement In another column.) Folding go carts $3.75 and John S. Mass. up. A brilliant social took place at Mass. Crowley, Beverly, T. W. W. Lewis N. Y. hop Albert P. .Brooklyn, this hotel Monday evening and about G. B. Libby New York Willis, Philadelphia, Pa. Jessie M. City. E. E. Kenney, Maiden, Mass. twenty couples enjoyed an evening of Miss Edith Libby, New York City. Harrington, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Christie, New Henry Wolburg, New pleasure. Music was furnished by Joseph Gildersleeve, Brooklyn, N. Y. York. York City. Burnham'8 Orchestra. The parlor Nelson B. Gildersleeve, Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Montfort, New Oren and dining room floors were cleared Com. Geo. H. Stevens. N. Y. City. PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE. York City. Hooper's Sons, and waxed for the occasion and Mrs. A. W. Sander and N. Christine M. fes- son, Y. City Peaks Me. Montfort, New York The and Island, Household Outfitters, toons of greenery made the place a Mr. Mrs. John J. Ryan, N. Y. City. O. G. Diebel, Georgetown, Ohio. bower of William J. E. beauty. Mr. Castner In- Ryan. New York City. Ralph Rowe, Proprietor. Mrs. Frederic S. Beldlng, Newton, Maine. tends Miss Bessie New Mass. Portland, repeating the dance in the near Ryan, York City. (See advertisement in another column.) future Mrs. M. Howard. Staten Miss I., N. Y. E. Marion G. Beldlng, Newton. Miss Farrington .New York City. B. Howard. Staten I.. N. Y. Chester N. Belding Mass. Mrs. Farrington. New York City. .Newton, THE Miss M. Howard Staten I., N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Lancas- HAMILTON. Greenberg. Boston, Mass. Ralph Coho, R. A. Howard. Staten I.. N. Y. Sully ter, Pa. Me. Jack Mr. T. M. Black, Boston, Mass. Chebeague Island, Howard. Staten I., N. Y. Mrs. Joseph Perrault and of Hub Paints J. Mazarine Block. Boston. Mass. family Wiley's L. Elbridge Howard, Staten I.. N. Y. Montreal. Harry Hamilton, Proprietor. P. F. Duffley, New York City. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Eaton, Pitts- Miss Burnet, Montreal. Brilliant, and »■»■* 1—■■ > Op«n Jim II. a weeks' visit In Portland with her HARP3WCLL STEAMBOAT CO. daughter, Mrs. L Darts. PortUad Pier. We are glad to hare the New THE Meadows boats with HAMILTON. u* once In Cff«ct June 25. 190*. again and only hope the report Is true, HARPSWELL DIVISION. Chebeague Island, Maine. that the steamer Cornet is soon to From Portland, Going East. WE ARE READY connect us by direct line with Port- Leave Portland. 7.00.10.00 a. m., 1.30. land. 5.1o p. m. Sunday. 9.15, 10.15 a. m., t2.00. •2.30. 25.45 p. m. Mrs. H. L. Catlin and Miss M. D. Leave Lone Island. 7.25. 10.25 a. m., Snow were at I.55. 5.35 p. m. Sunday, 9.40. 10.40 a. m., Gurnet Bridge Sun- 2.25 p. ra. day for a few hours. Leave Long Island (Bast End). 7.35. Schooner Stranger of Is- 10.35 a. m.. 2.05. 5.45 p. in. Sunday, 9.50, With Bailey's 10.50 a. m.. 2.35 p. m. land anchored in our harbor through Leave Little Chebeague. C7.40. C10.40 the fog of Sunday night and Mon- a. m.. C2.10. 5.50 p. m. Sunday. C9.55. C10.55 a. m.. C2.40 p. m. day. Leave CHS Island. 7.55. 10.55 a. m.. Mrs. S. B. Trufant went to Bruns- 6.05 m. 11.10 a. tn. 2.25. p. Sunday, 10.10. wick via L**ave Jenks*. Great Chebeague. 8.05. Saturday Alllqulppa. Al- II.o5 a. m.. 2.35. $.15 p. m. Sunday. though only a signal station yet near- 10.20. 11.20 a. m.. 2.55 p. m. SUMMER FURNITURE ly each trip has passengers to or Llttteflelds. Great Leave Chebeague. from the 8.15. 11.15 a. m.. 2.45, €.25 p. m. Sunday. place. 10.30. 11.30 a. m. Master Mortier and little sister. Leave South 8.40. 11.40 Harpswell. Miss Pearl Harris have been a. m.. 3.10 (.50 p. m. Sunday, 10.55, 11.55 visiting a. in.. 3.25 p. m. their young cousins in Brunswick the Leave Bailey Island, *8.55. *11.55 a. m., past two weeks. ••3.25. ••7.05 p. m. Sunday, arrive, ••11.10 a. m.. -*3.40 p. m. for •12.1#. Arrive Orrs Island. 9.15 a. m.. 12.15. 3.40. 7.20 p. m. Sunday. 8.00 p. m. To Portland. Going Wost. Leave Orrs Island. 5.40. y.25 a. m.. 1.30. 3.40 p. m. Sunday. 5.45 a. m. South well Leave Bailey Island. *$.00. ••9.35 a. m.. Harps •1.50, ••B3.25 p. m. Sunday. ••S.OS. ••11.10 a. in.. •12.10, *3.40 p. m. South 9.50 a. m.. SUMMER Leave Harpswell. 6.15, COMFORT. 2.05, 4.05 p. m. Sunday. $.25. 11.25, Dr. W. A. McCandless, who Is still B11.55 a. m.. 3.55 p. m. Leave Littlefleld's. Gt. Chebeague. $.40. at St. Louis, has ordered a ten horse 10.15 a. m 2.30. 4.30 p. m. Sundays, $.50, Orders mail or motor launch use person power for the of The newest hotel 11.50 a. m.. 4.20 p. m. by promptly filled. at Chebeague Island. Completed In every detail of mod* his family, who are here for the ern Leave Jenk's Gt. Chebeague. $.50. 10.25 appointment and Baths and toilets on season. It appliance. every floor. Largo a. m.. 2.40. 4.40 p. m. 7.00 a. m.. is being built by the W. rooms Sunday. with polished wood floors, and rugs. 12.00 m.. 4.30 p. m. F. SafTord Company, manufacturers Everything absolutely new. All Leave Cliff 10.35 a. m.. 2.50. chamber furniture of the best weathered oak iron Island. 7.00, of the Portland Motor at Portland finish, beds. National 4.50 p. m. Sunday, 7.10 a. m.. 12.10, 4.30 springs, hair and felt Pier. mattresses. Acetylene gas lighting from an Isolated p. m. gas plant. A two hundred foot veranda Leave Little Chebeague. 7.15. C10.50 facing the bay scenery. Only 500 Mr. Fred Harding of Lisbon Falls, feet from the best sand a. m., C3.05. C5.05 p. m. Sunday, C7.25 beach in this vicinity, all on our own private a. C12.25. C4.45 m. drove down over the road with bis grounds. of m.. p. Plenty amusement. Excellent Table. Rates on application. H. Leave Long Island. East End. 7.20. wife and family last week. They L. a. 5.10 m. Co., Hamilton, Proprietor, Chebeague, Me. 10.55 ra.. 7.30 Johnston, 3.10. p. Sunday. Bailey were Joined while here Mrs. Hard- a. m., 12.30. 4.50 p. m. by Leave Long Island. 7.30. 11.05 a. m., ing's father, Mr. Leeman Bard who 190-192 Middle fine days. 3.20, 5.20 p. m. Sunday, 7.40 a. m., 12.40, St, Portland. had a cottage on the Point for some ened the "Siskiyou." Some celestial 5.00 m. 1.10, p. years. The boarded at Mrs. Mr. John Reed, Clerk of Courts at music is anticipated. Arrive Portland. 8.00. 11.40 a. m., 3.50, party A. E. Pinkham's. Auburn, with Mrs. Reed was $.00 p. m. Sunday, S.10 a. m., 1.10, 1.40, NEAR POST-OFFICE. visiting As a precaution against mosqui- 5.15, 5.30 p. m. Mrs. Aulinah J. and Arthur Palmer has placed a new Dailey brother, to pest, an Anti-Mosquito League Mr. William Harris. last SOUTH FREEPORT DIVISION. cash register at his South Harpswell Saturday. has been organized among the Cliff Mrs. Reed is a daughter of Mr. From Portland, Going East. store. The machine is a time saver Island cottagers. The recent rains and time is Harris. have left numerous Leave Portland. 9.15 a. m., 4.30 p. m.; money at Palmer's for he swampy places, Sunday. 10 a. m.. 5.00 p. m. does a large business. Buy draperies, carpets and linole- and the insects are breeding rapidly. Leave Long Island. 9.45 a. m., 5.00 ums at R. S. Davis, Co., The members of this armed p. m., Sunday. 10.30 a. m.. 5.30 p. m. The oldest resident and the best Exchange league, Dow & and Federal Streets. Portland.—Adv. with kerosene cans, have Leave Sunset. Great Chebeague. 10.05 Pinkham. informed summer residents say there visited а. m.. 5.20 10.45 p. m.; Sunday. a. m.. were never before so Mr. Henry Bartlett of Auburn is many swamps and are planning more 5.45 o. m. many people at FIRE INSURANCE at raids for the near future. Leave Cousins Island. 10.20 a. m.. 5.35 this popular point on the second week visiting the Young cottage with a. his uncle. p. m.; Sunday. 11.00 m.. 6.00 p. m. 35 Exchange St., Portland, Me. of July. The place seems fairly over- He arrived Friday last. The family of J. L. Downes is pre- Leave Llttlejohns Island. 10.30 a. m.. Ihsrellings, Cctta[tt, Hotels, and Seaside Property flowing with life. The South paring with the assistance of their б.45 p. m.; Sunday. 11.10 a. m.. €.10 p. m. Harpswell Yacht club Insured in the a Leave Hamilton's, Great Chebeague. leading cOmfunies. Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Mandeville will wharf is nearing completion and pro- friends, launching ceremony for 10.40 a. m., 5.55 p. m.; Sunday, 11.20 their the leave their pleasant villa here on the moters of the club will soon meet for boat, "Mlnewakit." which a. m., €.20 p. m. 19th to to the of a has just been built. Miss Leave Busting Island. 11.05. 11.35 a. m.. go New York where they purpose forming permanent Katheryn a. Downes will break the 8.20, 6.50 p. m.: Sunday. 11.45 m., 12.15. William Senter & will be joined by their daughter and organization. The wharf will have champagne €.40. 7.10 p. m. (birch Co., the three will embark on the a landing float so that it beer) bottle over the bow of Leave South Free port, 11.20 a. m.. 6.35 S. S. arranged will rise this "grey hound of the p. m.; Sunday. 12.00 m.. 6.55 p. m. JEWELERS Provence of the Hamburg American and fall inside of four up- sea," next Arrive Mere Point, 12.00 m., 7.15 p. m.; 51 line for an extended tour abroad. right spiles. holding it in position Monday. Sunday. 12.40. 7.35 p. m Exchange St., Portland, Me. Dr. Fred Mandeville with his without anchor cables. The Mr. Ward and and Mrs. Arrive Birch Island, 12.05, 7.20 p. m.; Charts, Cemfatsss, Sottzenir Sfocns, Virws wife spiles family m. and who is will be anchored to the Stevens of Portland are at Sunday, 12.50 p. of Portland and Vicinity. child, associated with his bottom by H. B. To Portland, Going West. father at Newark will arrive this heavy rocks. Cobb's cottage. Leave Birch Island. 5.50 a. m., 12.20 week and will Mrs. m.; 1.50 m. a. occupy the cottage E. F. Packard is her p. Sunday, p. m.. 12.20. 2.15. 4.25. 5.30. 6.30 7.30 p. m. the expecting a. camps. the remainder Leave Mere Point. 6.00 m., 12.30 For Little and Great Diamond Islands. during of the summer nephew Mr. Frank Packard down for p. m.; 2 p. m. 1 reft then.* months. Sunday, and Evergreen Landings. The fine outfit of seacraft, yachts, Mr. James Arthur Mande- a visit later in the season. Leave Bustlns Island. 6.12. 6.55 a. m., (Peaks Island) and Ponce's Landing son 1.25 m. power and sailboats, with canoes, ville, another is at the 12.55. p. m.; Sunday. 2.25. 2.55 p. (Long Island)—7.00. 8.00. 9.30. 10.30 a. m.. Checkley There will probably be a clay ten- Leave South Free port, 6.40 a. m., 1.10 have the charm of the new. at Prout's Neck this but it Humor a*d 12.15. 1.15. 2.15, 3.15, 4.20, 5.20. 6.15, 7.30 season, nis court at the Auburn Colony if the Philosophy p. m.; Sunday. 2.40 p. m. p. m. will be recalled that he was at That sails should be white South present indications do not Leave Hamilton's Great Chebeague. a—Tuesdays and Saturdays this really fall of By DUNCAN M. SMITH a. trip seems Harpswell a part of last year. The 7.15 m.. 1.45 p. m.; Sunday 3.15 p. m. will leave thirty (30) minutes later. to fit the ideal. realization. The young men here are Leave a. m.. S. S. Provence on Llttlejohns Island, 7.25 b—At the close of the performance at And there's a about which the Mande- in of 2.00 3.25 grace paddling highly favor the project and the p. m.; Sunday, p. m. the Gem Theater. villes will sail is said to be one of Cousins the canoe made more romantic the need is after a Leave Island. '.35 a. m., 2.05 C. W. T. GODIXG, General Manager. by apparent few games RAISING BABY 3.35 m. the handsomest ships afloat and has BY RULE. p. m.; Sunday. p. reflection that the Indians once on the grass court used at present. Leave Sunset. Great Chebeague. 7.45 been a winner in at least one of the moved in the same way through The location will be the a. m., 2.15 p. m.; Sunday, 3.50 p. m. recent races opposite Oh. hush-a-by. baby. Leave P.00 these waters. against time between Dana Lone Island. a. m., 2.30 cottage. You mustn't be 4.05 m. New York and the rocked; p. m.; Sunday. p. B. A. Lenfest and mil*"*- Hamburg, winning A Tour Arrive 8.30 a. 3.00 family first time, while large congregation attended the tiny gray matter Portland. m., p. m.; at the Deutcbsland won 4.35 m. their cottage. Green Lodge, July 4, Baptist church last to Would surely be shocked. Sunday, p. the second. Dr. Mandeville Is making Sunday listen Bustin's Island for the summer. They are accom- to an address Rev. E. H. his sixth trip across. by Cotton. X tiptoe about a—Sailing trip. panied by Miss Florence Festerson of you B—Steamer roes east via Orrs Island. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Durgan cele- And peek at your N. Charles E. Conner of Auburn- nose; •—Mackerel Cove Wharf. Brooklyn, Y., daughter of the brated a rather unusual event Z dare not uncover ••—Old Wharf. Rev. John dale, Mass., one of our longest es- Sunday Festerson of the Commer- when sat Your wriggly toes. t—For all Cliff tablished summer they down to dinner with landings except Island. Sunny skies— seas of blue. cial High School, New York and residents and a Littleflelds and Orrs. City, their three sons and mak- White Mils craft famous story-teller is a familiar grandson Oh. C—Boat calls on signal taut; rippling through. by Charles Haug, also of Brooklyn. fig- the hush-a-by. baby. only. ure about the ing family complete. The fam- Z—Stops to land passengers only. Here July— and in her train Point. He took a trip Your liver Is big; A piano is expected in a day or two ily comprised Mr. and Mrs. E. L. JORDAN. Gen. Mgr. All the and of Maine. to Portland Durgan, You mustn't be dandled joys sporta as an addition Tuesday. Mr. and to the equipment of Mrs. Alfred L. Durgan, with A Jiggety Jig. Mr. Charles Pierce and ac- CA3C0 BAY STEAMBOAT CO. "Tige" is the fierce cognomen of a Green Lodge. Dr. Lenfest expects to family their son, Alfred S., of companied by his Mrs. Portland; *Twould jolly semi-setter puppy on the most entertain two organists during the daughter, A. J. Durgan of Lewiston and Charles stop your digestion. Custom House Wharf, Jarvis Tyler and her little Your stomach upset genial terms with the summer folk. summer. Miss I. M. Elliot of the daughter, Durgan of Harpswell. Mr. Charles Maxine arrived last. And make you have colic. Custom House Wharf, Portland, Me. Throw a stick for Tige! Wakefleld (Mass..) Baptist church Thursday E. Conner was a guest for the spent day. My dear little pet. Time Table In Effect 1906. and Miss Ruth Wilson of New They the winter at Farming- July 1st, There having been requests to see Haven, ton. Miss Hattie Merriman of North WEEK DAYS. Conn. Miss Wilson has Oh. her work, Miss Williams, the artist, lately grad- Harpswell is to be organist at the hush-a-by. baby. For Foreat Landing (Peaks uated from the Yale Mus- Capt. E. F. Hamilton an There prone on your bed; City at Mudjekeewis, will be pleased to University advertises Baptist church this summer. Island)—5.45. 6.45. 7.50. 9.00, 10.00. 11.00 ical eight room to Tou mustn't be talked to— show her of Department and has had charge cottage let within one а. m.. 12.00 m.. 12.45 1.45. 2.15. 3.15. impressions Buatln to Miss Vera Dyer of West It's bad for head. of the organ in the Grand avenue minute of the steamboat Harpswell your 4.25. 6.20, 6.20, 7.00, 7.30. 8.10, 9.30, 11.15 any interested at the cottage on Fri- landing. was in Portland p. n> Baptist New Haven. R. S. Davis Monday. day and Saturday afternoons of this church. Co., Portland's Leading ■o. holding my breath and Return—6.15. 7.20, 8.20. 9.30. 10.20. Furniture Rev. and Mrs. of a. week. Mr. Donald McMillan, has added Dealers, and Noyes Newton. Not daring to sigh. 11.30 m.. 12.20. 1.15. 2.15. 2.45. 3.40. Exchange are to the Federal Sts.—Adv Mass., stopping at Pleasant View Afar I gaxe at you b6.00. 5.40. 6.40, 7.30, 8.25. 9.00, blO.15, All's that comes to greatly picturesqueness of the 11.30 m. grist the painter's Cottage for a month. And think p. point off the grove, had Mr.Gilbert "Hush-a-by." For Cushlng'a mill, and the numerous weather by having Ridgway of Jersey City, Island—6.45. 7.50, 9.00, built a float will Mrs. Joy and 11.00 a. m.. 12 45. 1.45. 3.15, 4.25, 5.20, the and a walk out to it. be at the from 20th. children of Rumford changes past week have given Colony July Falls б.20. 7.00. 8.10, 9.30 p. m. Around it are the line He Is a are at E. M. Alexander's Far the Cultivation of exceptiona to sea and boats and beau- student at Stevens Institute for the Feminine Beauty. Return—7.05. 8.05, 11.30 a. lvariety sky. 9.15, m., tiful canoes that form a of and has summer. at least two hours 1.00, 2.00. 3.50, 4.40, 6.50, Add to this the wreath of daisies and part his spent several summers about Sleep every after- 6.50. 7.15. 8.35. splendid South Five 9.45 p. m. buttercups with the vivid greens of camp equipment. Harpswell. Mr. Charles Taus- Auburn young men have the noon. In order to do this it may be For Little and Great Diamond Island*. who is summer and the rocks Mr. R. O. Henderson of sig now engaged in a law of- Murch cottage, now owned F. R. to tbe other members Trefcthen* and L/tndlngs. early always Maiden, by necessary slug Evergreen is the fice In New York Conant of that (Peaks Island) and Ponce's Landing varied and beautiful, and Bustln Is a Mass., guest of Mr. and Mrs. City is expected to city. of your household to insure while arrive about quiet (Long Island)—5.20, 6.15, 7.00. 8 45, 10.30 fine place for of this sort. Wilson at The Bungalow. the same date. Both are а. m study you getting your little wink of 12.15, 2.00, 3.00, 4.20, 6.30, 6 20. will on the a9.30 m. The wild roses are At the and probably play ball CLIFF ISLAND. The 7.30. p. beginning to Kelsey cottage Mr. Mrs. team Colony sleep. slugging will serve as ex- Return—Leave Little Diamond Island. bloom. E. Scott of which will be reorganized at Have the visitors noticed Worcester, with children ercise to increase your circulation and 6 20, 7.25, 8.15. 11.50 a. m.. once. 10.05, 1.35, how and in and maid, are for sum- 3.20, 4.15, 5.25, 7.25, alO.35 large vivid color and staying the (Continued from page will also give you a rounded 6.45, 8.55, mer. Mr. 2.) beautiful, p. m. sweetness these are In Maine. This They have as a guest Miss Osceola Currier and Miss Ma- tilda arm. When others see your muscular Return—Leave Great Diamond Island would be a fine place for the botanist. Scott of Washington, D. C. Currier, his daughter, arrived б.15, 7.20. 10.00. 11.45 a. m„ 1.30. ton and Mr. development will be careful about 8.10, As late as June there were here last and went at Eastman, and Mrs. Wil- they 3.15, 4.10, 62epaira young business On every Mr. and Mrs. of man of 8unday Mr. H. 8. Cobb took a Llttlelleld's Best of Hugh Doughty Newark, N. J., who has pass- landing. spring hare the or East ed large party to Portland In his motor water, 150 many people repairs alterations In their Harpswell, passed Sunday here many pleasant summers at South only feet from beach. city bon*e attended to vacation. with relatives. we II boat, the "Daisy." Trimmed lawns and daring Harps will be down for a ten shade treea Pleaee give yoor or contractor an order Mrs. days* visit at Mr. Horace Cobb and are Splendid painter Edward Holbrook was to his mother. Mrs. H. O. Mr. 8tote location, only thre* minutes on ne for the Paint Stock. Brunswick Lord's at Hotel from the steamboat Saturday. cottage early next month. Mr. Wentworth, Newcastle. N. landing. yet I^eslle Lord his H., for the summer. secluded and Terms Schooner Robert and Carr is hav- brother, who Is here quiet. reason- at present will Mrs. able. Apply or address ing some extra good luck In enter his senior year Henry Cobb will spend her C. H. Lant, H. H. HAY'S aecurlng at Tale In 148 Middle SONS, shad at present. the fall. vacation at Yarmouth. N. 8. St. Portland. Me. Middle Street. end Paint*. The Fay A Mandolin Drugs The Rev. Herbert W, Jump of family of Auburn, who club of six members have spent their has been Brunswick and his of olae summers here for formed among the young paty or Mrs. L. men Ave six years are people of the summer M. Tiilit young who have been camping at the Stover residents on Esirj, Ptrim, here at Bibber cottage, Cliff Island. Sandy Cove, the past two having arrtved last Miss Annette Chase has wit* Tuesday. been elected weeka, left laat Saturday afternoon J president. Other mem- We were Judge bers are: Miss Mlnnette M. glad to hear them express Charles P. Sherman's motor Downes. 8wr|i Ea«f|, Chlrspsdlst. so mnch boat was Miss Elizabeth Miss Orace Marcel satisfaction about the Point launched last week and Downes, Waving a Specialty. and the la Coyle, Miss Phoebe Room T. M. kindness of Its owner. Judge making the most of Hoot«r. Mr. Da- M, C. A. Building. ths vid The Take Coyle. dob has been chiist- Elevator. Both Phones.