The Republican Journal. U Mi: 71._BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, SUI'TUMHI.R 2o, HIQ2. NUMBER 311. To-Day’s Journal. OBITUARY. was the last of a family of four children. COURT. SUPREME JUDICIAL Annie I). Currier, Belfast, from George He was a hard-working, honest man, who PERSONAL. PERSONAL. v. m !•: 1. D. Currier, Durham, Me. was held Presiding. Local In Heorge Ralph Williamson died at his home in good repute by all. In early life Hon. A. R. Savage, Justice Concerning Irene M. McKenney, Liucolnville, from Mi s. Flank O. Whiting arrived Saturday I i:11!*• 'Vi’s in Heal Estate. he was a and vs. A. M. on Northport avenue, Monday afternoon, teamster, hauling produce lum- The ease of I). II. Clark Small, Chas. 0. from Percy Keene went to Waterville Monday :i High School Notes McKenney, Houlton; custody of Lowell, Mass. 22d. His ber from the country and goods out, with on went to press i: Belfast...'»iss V axlield September last illness was com- trial when The Journal minor child to the to attend Dolby College. given mother. John T. Owen was in Boston a few v. u > of the Oranges Bel- oxen. He was well known Belfast mer- last before a but days paratively brief. For some weeks he had by week, was opened jury A. to visit rela- Buekspui t Seminary. Geo. Foss, Knox, from Florence M. last week on business. George C. Lane left Monday complained of rheumatism, and it chants, who respected him as a man of was withdrawn from the jury 1'AU.K finally subsequently Foss of parts unknown. tives in New Hampshire. became difficult for sterling qualities. Funeral services were to be Law Court, on ques- Hugh I). McLellan weut to Boston last Northport News...The him to walk about. reported to the Ida E. Harvey, Islesboro, from George G. to Miss Nellie Walker arrived from Lynn ;• iull< ton The he rode held at his late home Friday, Kev. .1. c. tions a hotel Friday practice law. Family.. Lady August 2'Jth up to the city for the of law. The plaintiff occupied Swanville. hate Court. Lamb of The Harvey, Tuesday for a short visit. last time, and two later was confined Troy officiating. burial was in Freedom under a lease, and the defend- Chas. F. Ginn arrived home last 3. days Etta M. Powell, from Chas. F. Friday I’AOE in the Carter The defendant Brooks, Miss Alice Robbins of Rockland visited to his room and bed. It was realized from Cemetery in Montville. ant bought the from a three weeks’ trip to Colorado. Venezuela...The Oood Old premises. Powell, Brooks; name of libellant changed Flow- the first claimed had violated the friends in Belfast last week. l»own..September’s by relatives and friends that the that the plaintiff to Etta M. Huff. Frank Tuttle left Friday to return to Jer- i!id Notes The Potato Out of to case was almost and each Mrs. Lucy M. Keith died at the home of lease and had him removed by process a Dr. and Mrs. W. L. West left Tuesday 'tei Bay Office. .An Autumn hopeless, day Josephine Spaulding, Unity, from Ger- sey City, afl^r short vacation at home. the sutferer nearer the release from her Mrs. Eliza J. forcible and detainer, issued by a trial attend the show. brought daughter, Brown,on Alto entry shom F. Frank J. Starrett and of Wakefield, Mass., dog 4. Spaulding, Unity. family Framing- I'AGE and ills. I)r. street, Saturday afternoon after an illness justice court. The appeals from Ed. Whitehouse of is assistant earthly pains September 4th, plaintiff Eugenia A. Islesboro, from Oscar haul, Mass., are visiting relatives in Belfast. Unity I for Morey, !;. Is. .The Maine W. C. Shuttuck of a noted in. of two weeks of heart disease. was the lower court, R. F. 1 Hinton plaintiff. Boston, specialist She II. Deer of minor station agent at Belfast during the vacation News of Brooks..The Morey, Isle; custody Mr. and M''S. Addison Pendleton went to diseases of the nervous was horn in Swanville and her maiden name Littlefield of Rockland for defendant. system, brought child to the mother. of Lewis Sanborn. Judson E. given North Vassalboro for a short visit. from his summer home at Dark Harbor in was Seekins. She was the widow of Still- In Chester W., George 1*. and Saturday Mary L. Ward, Waldo, from Lincoln G. Mrs. S. D. Sprague of Islesboro was in consultation with the attending physician, man S. Keith and they came to Belfast Cottrell vs. Robert K. C ottrell; petition for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Kimball leave this -!.. The Churches. .Secret Ward, Thorndike; custody of minor child this city Tuesday on her way to her winter and confirmed his and from Brooks in 1874. He died in 1S88. a on the will of Amelia J. Cottrell, week to spend the winter in East St. Louis, diagnosis approved They hearing given to the mother. home in Mass. the case re- 111. Lynn, VO K II. his method of treatment. The disease was had five children, of whom three remain, the petition was denied and V Court for ad- Rev. and Mrs. Geo. S. Mills went to Bath 1 Soft Coal..Collins’ locomotor ataxia. Never within the memory Mrs. Eliza J. Brown of Belfast, Edwin manded back to the Probate Mrs. Sarah E. Crawford went to Boston 1 1m- Summer Visitor... HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. of the writer has there been Keith of and ministration. This sustains the original Monday to attend the State Conference of India.. he Kansas such interest Bangor Fred M. Keith of Bos- last Thursday to visit her son, W. C. Craw- Churches. ; tin* Ball Season poemi shown in the welfare of any one as in the ton. She was the last of her father's fam- decision of the Probate Court approving ford. Congregational » o,j poem register of See 2nd page for notes deferred from last case of Mr. Williamson. There were to She was a the w which all the prop- Carl Lee of who has done 1 seven Master a suc- daily iny pass away. professing ill, by practically week. Mrs. E. 11. Vose of Calais arrived last Camden, good A from one as to his Christian from and was a erty goes to the defendant. similar case work in amateur has inquiries every condition, girlhood regular to visit her Mrs. S. performances, joined \t;k 7. Friday daughter, Geo. and when it was realized that we were to attendant at the Methodist church. Bel- on the will of George W. Cottrell was con- Thomas E. Shea's company. Carleton Doak, ’04, has returned toschool. Mills. News of the Week. tinued. lose one who had won the regard and rr li fe was one of devotion to duty, and she Mrs. Wm. left for r k s. Hyans Tuesday New in me Mrs. Florence Cook ami chil- was ever \v. k. J vs. \ raui. iau (Sargent) ■ >•!' the entile his found to bear her yrou in y. < on- s|ionden<‘e..Sliip sp'i-t community during ready fuily part. Seats were in York, after a visi1 Belfast with her par- j of he the assinged alphabetical order dren are visiting at Thomas B. Cook’s in Man ..Heaths. j biief later residence here, the manifesta- Funeral services were held at Mrs. Brown’s 1901 the plaintiff alleges bought Mr. and Mrs. A. Harris. last Wednesday. Unity. ents, tion.'' of and of for Rev. G. E. offici- defendant’s at the farm in Waldo. regret, sympathy those Tuesday forenoon, Edgett apples Walter F. Nash of visit- t Poisoned. sort and the Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sanborn started Sun- Mattapan, Mass., illy to be bereaved, were and ating. The interment was in the The plaintiff was to pack many heartfelt. cemetery New music books have been introduced, ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. at and was to deliver day on a carriage ride to Guilford and Thomas, Montville Man. tlu* Mrs. Williamson had made her husband's Evans* Corner, Waldo. apples the defendant and are much appreciated. are hand- and returned hon e them were so sorted They Saturday. I a Fit a I Mistake. old her in Belfast. The apples vicinity. friends friends, and both hud won somely bound. W. L. Loomis is the editor an and were not delivered. The Leo M. Sargent will go to Massachusetts • John old and packed, but John C. Clement left to enter >• pt 1 Warren Jack- many new friends. The\ hud a pleasant Littlefield, respected andC.C. Blanchard «Sr Co. of Boston the Monday the citizen of died at his pub- for a two • Brewer, home in that trade was a verbal one and the parties dis- Saturday vi>it of weeks. Orriu ambridge. Mass., jail, word for every one, and ever a good word lishers. To Massachusetts Institute of Technology in city Sept, lhtli, aged 77 years. He leaves a quote from the introduction: J. will till his in the :_'>111 last night from the agreed as to the terms. Verdict for Boston. Dickey place store. for the home had chosen in wife and two sons, John K. Littlefield of plaintiff “The tit ounceof aconite given Belfast, they poems represent nearly all the great Brewer and Freeman C. Littlefield of for 8l.no. Brown of Belfast for plaintiff. Joseph Willian sou, Jr., Esq., and wife of h. b> .lames L. Burns which to spend their last years. Such people writers of the English speaking people of Miss Abbie U. Stoddard returned last Boothbay Harbor. The deceased was born B. F. Dunton for defendant. Augusta, arrived to attend the .-I- a general store with are of inestimable value to a Friday to resume her studies in Tuesday community» in Prospect and lived there until 18 years almost every period (or at least such of their Wellesley ! drugs. Daniel L. Pitcher vs. George W. and Annie funeral of Mr. V’.'s uncle, George R. Wil- and this is fully realized by the many who of age, when he went to Stockton as were in College. ••inn liu w: tli his brother, Springs poems lyrical nature and adapt- and work in the of Nathan M. Partridge. he plaintiff bought a horse liamson. from a fami i mourn the taking away of this model citizen began shipyard ed to musical JeiVerson, > llitcliborn. He treatment) and their range of Miss Ethel Wilson of Poor’s Mills left at Munt- learned the trade of ship in the fall of 1901, making the talk jointly >.f their father and devoted husband. and Mrs. 11 >\t two children carpenter and remained in the for a thought emotion is as great and varied Saturday for Waltham, Mass., where she Henry Ililton, leeling well so called at yard with them, lie paid 8200 and claims that Mr. Williamson was bom in Belfast, number of master as and went t> Tues- r. m.. April years, being successively life itself.” has employment. maid, Cambridge, Mass., at 4 and asked for horse to be 1 a son of the late lion. Wil- workman, foreman of tlie yard and* they warranted the sound, per- •.- > and til*' liquor was is;:*;, Joseph partner day. They will leturn to jiicago in abo it in the business. As a part owner in the free from faults, and safe for a Miss June K. Hills returned to Boston 'on, who quickly asked, liamson and Caroline Cross Williamson* fectly kind, a month. business he built a The school was somewhat alarmed Mon- to at the great many vessels the horse last week resume the study of music at Burns looked lie attended the Belfast aud woman to drive; but proved Academy, there. About 88 years ago he removed to day by tlie musical efforts of a runaway pig. _n-d lie replied, “No, it is vicious and bolting at small the New England Conservatory. Mrs. Helen Carter, Mrs. Sanford ii. graduated from Bowdoin College in l8ot», Brewer, where he has since resided. There unreliable, he became associated with William Mc- and considerable dam- M. F. Gould of Waterville is tiring on the Mathews and Miss Maude K. Mathews j ! \' c ans were out of after which lie studied law with his brother provocation, doing in the management of the The seniors recite with the in went to •; cm iceeeeded in reach- Givery shipyard, age thereby. The defendants say the horse juniors passenger train in place of Ezra L. Talbot, Lewiston Tuesday to attend the Joseph in Belfast. He then attended the now owned E. & I. K. ■ by Stetson of Ban- Cicero. about la minutes after was of but one of and who was injured last Baptist anniversaries. gor. constructed the marine the property them, Thursday. ;. Jackson died a Harvard Law School, where he took the They railway, po.'o The class has out now owned and fn connection was not warranted except as to physical astronomy been with Mrs. II. W. Farnham returned to East Kev. Lutz and little son Robert IB* was :.o \ears old and I degree of LL. 1). in l-StiO. He practiced law operated, Harry with this yard, by tlie same firm, and for a decided that Annie Miss Townsend one to the d four children. a*- few in New York soundness. The jury evening study Dedham, Mass., last Thursday from a visit returned last Saturday evening from a visit years City, and then number of years they carried on the busi- ho ; idlest men in Wash- | M. is uot liable, and assessed dam- stars. her Mrs. to Mr. spent several years in California. ness together. Later Mr. Littlefield, in Partridge to sister, Lydia A. Hatch. Lutz'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel being set as high as j Returning with Charles B. secured W. for 884.00. R. F. The seniors had a class meeting last Tues- L. in Is a license under tlie old | to New York he became executive officer of company Wyman, ages against George Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K. Coombs arrived Lutz, Kingston, Ohio. the business and carried it on under the to a ■ .ill wln> Dunton for Williamson for de- day elect news correspondent for the gave persons ! one of the which plaintiff. a large telegraph companies, firm name of John Littlefield vfc Co. for home last Friday from wedding trip to Mrs. C. C. Campbell of Bangor, formerly 11_' for 'J' ) ears the priv- | fendant. B. II. S. Notes and to elect a new president later merged in the Postal Co., several years. For the 20 years he has | New and other Miss is her Telegraph past and York, Niagara points. I Amy Danforth, visiting parents been engaged in the work of cutting vessel Alvin T. Condon vs. John C. Ham and secretary. Norman Read was elected with which he continued in the same posi- Miss Flora Stover of Camden visited rela- on Bay View street. Her husband is head frames on the line of the eastern division Continental Ins. was settled president and Ethel Wood j Warren -Jackson, who tion. In the summer of woo he came to I Co., trustee, Secretary—'03. waiter in a of the Maine Central railroad, the firm for tives in Belfast last and went to hotel in Boston. Mined in Maine Tlmrs- i and entered neither The trustee is week, Belfast and arranged fur the purchase of 20 the last ten been J. Littlefield party. w n in the Middle- years having South Montville to visit her broth- A. H. A. Groescliner and will officer without costs. R. F. Dunton The Freshmen have entered the Saturday family j acres of land on avenue on which & Son, his son, John E. Littlefield, having discharged High I'd rection in Hast Cam- Northport er. leave their summer home at South Shore, been associated with him. for for defendant. School Miss and ;.ad been for to build a and later returned to plaintiff. Thompson thirty-three strong. Ayer many years. home, Northport, to-day. Thursday, for Water '• ui' vs. Miss of are the Mrs. C. E. Littlefield and Mrs. E. P. Walk- and two daughters j occupy the Pendleton house, 1_’ Northport j Wm. 11. .staples Loretto Ilayford and Young Liberty members the which was! town, Mass., for the winter. news, until he Friends in this city were saddened to Belfast Fuel A Hay Co. trustee. Trustee from out of town. er joined Congressman Littlefield in Boston •!■•-in sheriff avenue, could build. The following | yesterday, learn of the death of Mrs. E. K. Whitney, Ask last week to him on his western Mrs. j. i*. ilamshue of Boston, he a 843.35 less costs. Johnson for Misses N. and S., also Mr. II. and accompany formerly .,'Titutioii later ascertain- spring began the erection ni handsome which occurred Sept, lath at her home in charged Mr. to trip. Miss Sal y Durham, is visiting' relatives in the case by teh-phone. modern residence nearly opposite what is Warren, Minn. Although Mrs Whitney plantiff. Thompson for defendant. C., distinguish the difference between a :a Maine on his annu- has been in ill health for some tlm end Belfast. She sang a solo at the North known as the Mile Tree, and named his time, Abner G. Gilmore vs. Chas. W. Frederick ; soda crackers and dictionaries—'Od. A. P. White of Bucksport has been engag- redded at (.c Thorndike came and and was 1 church last suddenly unexpectedly, 2-32 as at Sunday morning. Mile Tree Farm. The house was com- action to recover for the of sale of sell. ed night operator the Maine Central and was very popular place a great shock to her many friend’s. A lov- Fannie A Edith. Referred at the The Senior and Freshmen classes station in and his duties the out-of-town pleted and occupied about a year ago. In ing wife and mother, she will be missed by January have Augusta began Among lawyers attending oo in Montv;lie. I Me., the of the house ami the her family. She was PI years of age. Mrs. term to W. P. Thompson, who awarded the correspondents for the High School Notes. last week. court in this city last week was Arthur S. ■ arrangement caring wile- B<•'•ton at the age Whitney was .Miss Alice I Rink water, for- for the Mr. 8*54.20. Iiarriman for Fred- The Juniors, having no class organization, Austin Whitmore arrived for a Littlefield. Ksq., a brother and the law part- a' 11; ,'t the grounds Williamson found occu- of her pltf. plantiff. Sunday employed by , merly Lincoinville. After marriage 1 < crick se. to their former Herman ner of Littlefield. ••: ai! wav umpan\ as : pation and enjoyment, and was to K. F. Whitney, a brother of Mr.-. -J. L. pro owing president, short visit in Belfast. IB* is employed on Congressman ! greatly e wa.' emp!o_, ed at the Rhodes of thi> went where G. Hanson vs. Samuel G. Xorto11 have had no meet- pleased when his exhibit of grain at the city, they west, Georgie Coombs, leaving school, steamer Governor Dingley , o *. •- tention city. away B.a-'f'd Hi ii'c <*f on e ium. defendant as sheriff, in an action against of the Sophomore president. and Edgar. Mis. Whitney leaves o.ne broth- Mrs. Alice I. Thumbs left last Thursday visited tin.* Monroe lair.-- Dockland Stai u i:m**d as an officer for 14 Ernest 1 Rink water of and husband. Referred to W. P. October h», ls.s4, Mr. Williamson married er, Lincoinville, plautiff’s for South with her tin* B.a>t Cambridge three sisters, Mrs. Arno Knights also of Local Industries Bend, Did., daughter, Mrs F. G. Mixer, Mrs. F. 1.. Cook ad Miss Knima of New i Thompson. Williamson for plantiff. Ilar- Concerning v ii.-ro he has remain* d Ingraham Sprague hat Mrs. K. A. Earlier of i Mrs. C. L. Miilhouse, and children, to spend Miss place, Huehesb-r, liman for defendant. Hattie. Furbish h*ft Monday fora trip a 'diai g>* of the jail prop- ! York, who survives him. had no chil- Ma.-.-. and Mrs. F. S. of Cortland. They I»yer the winter. to New York and N’.-w .I aid laic was n charge J lie G. Batta Marsano, a native of was I. L. Perry has received the past week Boston, dren. He leaves two brothers, Joseph Wil- remains, accompanied by Mr. Whitney Italy, Mr. lack son was a and .-ons, were lu’ought to this and taken admitted to eleven tons of tobacco of the various Mr. and Mrs. Chas. \Y. Mackenzie, who 'llit*\ w i;! attend the Brockton lair -n i Skoda Discovery used in his cigars. The Government regu- spending The ysth annual reunion of the Din r** oh liibridg*. c-c: man- Williamson ot Boston and one sister, street, where the services were held at p. a left f >;• their '... a N. la. i o. Bill in to dissolve a lations allow 2o pounds to thousand port Camp Ground, Friday was held at the re>idom .odgi 17. Mrs. Robert Willard of Cambridge, Mass. m.. Wednesday evening, Rev. K. 11. Chap.n equity corpora- j j family of officiating. the btunal was private and the business been closed out. cigars or so,mo cigars to a ton of tobacco, home in Boston. Dinsmore in loth. Mr. Williams**!) was n tion, having Madison, sopt. Among ■u Maine Friday. enterprising, pro- took at Achorn j place Thursday morning I Decree issued dissolving tlie hence this invoice represents sso,oi)o cigars Mrs. George Herrick, who fell m l broke ! tln>s.* j.resent was Mrs. Abbie m urtovan: of gressive man, one who put all his bun l Courier-Gazette. corporation. energies cemetery.—Rock or a work for the Belfast Fuel & Hay Co. vs. J. W. Ben- nearly year’s factory. a leg recently, is improving gradually, i China. Me. sept. The last sad into whatever lie had t** !o. Prompt and | | nett et als., owners of steamer Florence; despite the fact that she was very !'*•>■:. ■> at Mi» :im- of Warren Jackson, reliable in all business tran.-actions, geniai Mrs. Levi H. Cook son, who for many | Geo. T. Read is starting in for a busy fall Buth Coney, w ho spent the summer : action on account for coal and wood fur- the time the accident occurred. j accidental poisoning in ami companionable with all with whom fie years has >uttered from a complication of i season. He has a good run of general work I with Mr'. Aurilla Baker, left last IN dry diseases, passed away Sept. 14th at her uislied said steamer, 8210. The defendants were held yester- canm in contact, lie won the at the shop besides iiis roller bushing eon- Mrs. B. F. Wells went to Boston Frida-, lor N-wton, Mass., where she viil \-1 -i• !>• Friday, highest respect Imiiie in a | J Kenduskeag. after painful ill- ! were defaulted. R. F. Dunton for a plain- and is to in the new to attend the Her fore to Smith n ihis village under the of his business associates and the iove and ness of eleven days, leaving to mourn her tract, helping put ap- millinery openings. | returning College her j tiffs. Williamson for defendants, Lodge. F. A M. He was esteem of his neighbors and townsmen. departure, besides many friends and more i paratus at the Water Works and assisting daughter, Mrs. F. G. Spinney, will mu her sophomore year. distant a one Oliver E. Parker vs. 11. E. action The funeral will be held at his relatives, husband, daughter Averill, Mitchell A Trus>ci! on the schooihouse there soon and they will go to New York. order, belonging to a Com- late home and j Justin Keith id’ old Town. Walt-: two sons. .Services at her late home on account for 850. The defense was that afternoon at 2 lie is t>» in the new .» Chapter in Cambridge, this, Thursday, o'clock, llev. were conducted by Rev. 1. H. Lidstone of j | heating apparatus, put Lucius Morse of Liberty, senator-elect Mr and Mr>. F.dwin Keith of Banao: ami the account was settled. for Lutz will officiate. Eiist Corinth. The remains were taken to I Judgment, ! and radiators at the Girls’ from Waldo county, was in this city Wed- organizations sent beauti- Harry boiler, pipes Fred Keith and daughter of Boston, w-re :n Winterport,where services were held in the plaintiff for 81.00. Bowden for plaintiff. Home. nesday receiving congratulations from bis liowds were the finest I week .- a M. K. of which the deceased had j many friends here on his election Bock- Belfast the past to attend the r witrof Martin C. church, ac-, coii.-'ist i ng of a cros.s Margaret L., Dihvortb, been a member ioi :tl years. Rev. ,1. W. Hutchins Bros, have in their sheds on land Star. of Mrs. L. M. Keith. The term was an unusually busy one. of raio white liiies passed from this life at their home on Union Hatch otkciated. The interment was at Front street a number of handsome from i pieces Mrs. Freeman B. Johnson of Centre Game Warden I. <)ak Hill ! The Grand .jury was in session 4 and Walter Neal ai; -d street, Friday afternoon. September 19th. '-einetery. days : of monumental a nandciy. K. T a fine floral granite work, including while in Belfast Pith, was found 12 indictments. The traverse Montville, Sept. Saturday at his home in Waldo fp p. B' ; \ 1 : a beautiful she had been in poor health for a but | juries of Oak Hill and Hallowed hapter year, -Mrs. Carter R. Keene of Washington, I». ’sarcophagus called to Portland b\ her husband, who is where la* was were in attendance 0 days and the Court in Harbor, stationed tli-gia-atei N. K. O 1*.. and a was uncomplaining and kept about her (’., died Sept, sth after an illness of six stock, with oval top and rock face for Society j ends, in that When she arrived of the summer. months duration. session 7. There were 225 civil cases on employed city. part lie Inis be-n kept iwi rs household duties. Her final illness was of For the past three months j Almon and of Jackson sar- from the officers of Young family ;a she found him ill. bus\ she had been in the Georgetown hospital. i the old docket and 75 new cases. There seriously investigating !-ports of vhdanons of rection, Mass. about two weeks’ duration, and was borne I cophagus of Oak Hill and Hallowed stock, Cambridge, Mrs. Keene, nee Sadie Haley, was born in A. Harmon arrived the game laws in different .sections of the with Christian-like were 3 jury trials, 12divorces were decreed, 1 Charles Thursday were contributed by the fortitude, with a clear Rangeley between .‘50 and Ho years ago. j with gabled top for the families of Elmer and a from N. II., where he has State. mind to the last. Surrounded When a she moved to | total of 03 civil cases disposed of morning Weirs, m and vicinity. The ser- by her hus- young lady Cortland, ; and James Had of Ilalldale; a cottage where she some time. >he took a other than continuance. been employed in The Weirs Hotel, during band and children her was as stayed by Frank B. Wilson of this city w ill be one Ilev. K. Judson Hatch, a departure four : monument for Get). W. Bartlett, to be set in years* course at Kent’s llill seminary, the summer, and left Moud ty for Lioouiu, calm and as a | of tin* twenty-two candidates to be- u dor, and were im- peaceful tired child passing after the of which she was con- Waldo; a Quincy tablet for Henry (’. appear very completion | X. to enter the nected with the Moth were N., clothing department fore tin* state Board of Bar J-ixamiuers to ickson was well and to sleep. Mrs. Dihvortb was of a refined, board of instruction at that juries discharged Monday and family of Yassalboro ; and a favor- Thompson store. institution. Since her marriage to Carter 1 and the meet in Oct. for examination t his His retiring disposition, and essentially a home- night court finally adjourned Tues- tablet for Mrs. Sylvia Clements of Augusta L'l.st, vicinity. father, E. Keene, Esq., she has been in Washing- large She I day noon. It is announced that Charles II Maxtield for admission to the bar. Mr. W!-on has •n. lives at the Kingdom in body. was, nevertheless, keenly inter- ton where Mr. Keene has been in the post ! Penobscot. of this has been to manage the examination for admission in was ested in the topics of the of which she office department for almost nine city engaged passed wile formerly Miss day, years. Mention was recently made of the organ> The funeral was held n CRIMINAL DOCKET. the new Hall in and will was well read. She was a devoted Sunda\ Freedom j City Waterville, Massachusetts. his village. He leaves be- wife and zatio’i at Camden of the Camden Yacht and the interment was in the family lot in I As it is The Grand take charge immediately. further ■ •ao sons and two dan liters, the most loving mother in the world, never that town. Jury reported Friday, a Ruiiding and Railway Co., with H. M. Rean One of The Journal subscribers, .tic 1 said that he is to devote his whole time to hers at any sacrifice on her own session of four days. They found 12 indict- Albert M. now in comman 1 of tin* and one or more sisters hesitating part as and W. E. Schwartz as busi- Rich, president the business it looks as though Belfast is to for tlfeir benefit. Her lift- was Transfers in Real Estate. ments, one each against Percy and s. S. from ork one of deep Iliggins ness manager. We now learn from the Clyde Oneida, sailing New "i .. Situation in Belfast. Albert for j lose Mr. Maxiield. religious faith and kindliness. No beggar Smith breaking and entering, to Wilmington, N. C., and Georgetown s. The following transfers in real estate Camden Herald that this company has ever door or and 10 indictments. were un- I Th freshman class at the ef left her hungry without a | liquor They outlie east side of the inner harbor University C. He says tin* line i.> increasing all the has kiiyl were recorded in Waldo County bought said nothing of tlie coal in R?gistrj i able to find the usual indictments for Maine includes the following from this city time and that have in the word. She recognized every living thing being feet of shore from the they good ship- last of Deeds for the week ending Sept. 24, 1*102. 1,373 front, extending because of the daily ex- handiwork for her to common sellers on the of U. S. and vicinity in addition to those previously service to Florida. “Bast God's cherish. Mrs. payment old at the head of the harbor to passenger sailing the strike would Chas. E. Wood, Carnden, to Phebe A. Gil- | shipyard end, and Dihvoilli was of ! tax, as the officers could not get this mentioned: Wilbur JoshuaCarvcr.Searsport, winter I was first officer on >. s. \pm ln*. past president Thomas H. Knox land in Knox. year's W. GrinneU’s lot where his house stands, be assurance of chrest, ; Viola E. Smith, the usual, Marshall Relief in which list at the revenue office in New Hampshire. scientific; Robert Wiiliston Grinnell, Sears- and we had a party from S»mrsport and Corps, organiza- Morrill, to John M. Whitcomb, Waldo; land including the land and wharves of II. M. at delayed, supply of this tion she was interested. There are 22 new criminal cases port, electrical; John Percy .Simmons. Bel- that 1 would ]>,■ to meet greatly Reside a appealed Rean, R. L. Rean and W. and run- Sandypoint pleased -aide fuel. and buildings in Waldo. Sarah C. Oilman, Grinnell, j Now with a coal husband she leaves three sons and two on the docket. fast, engineering. again. They were Mrs. John McGB'.my to W. A. do ; land in | ning to Sea street south of C. K. Miller's 'his of the it is Searsport, Bullard, ni< and part country daughters—Charles H. of Conn. ; Higgins, indicted for breaking and enter- Miss Sarah R. Gardner will leave this ; and ce, Miss F.dna Nickels (Apt. Norwalk, M. Louise ■ house. This fall they will build two steam ■ e tin- strike Searsport. Davenpor:, Bangor, to end to-day Mary C., wife of Charles O. Parsons of ing, has not been arrested, but his compan- week for Portland to join Mr. and Mrs. s. i Mrs. French of Sandypoint, ami I i-B-ve a to Mary P. Williams, do.; land in lslesboro. | railways, one for steam yachts 150 feet or ai:\ months before we could who has been in Mr. wife." Florence, Mass.; Oscar II. of Madison, Me.; ion, Smith, jail several • A. Reed on their return to Minneapolis. nephew, French and Hans Christenson, Bangor, to Mary P. Wil- less in length, and the other for larger j :i -oes at this por', and we Helen F. and William K. of Relfast. The weeks awaiting the action of the Grand Miss Gardner will the winter with in with two and the other with spend -ike the liams; land lslesboro. Ernest E. Carver, ! yachts—one News of the best of the existing funeral services took place at the Catholic Jury pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to Mi. and Mrs. Ed. in North Granges. to Horace S. Carver three tracks—and next season a railway Perry Fargo, oral coal the ♦Swan Lincolnville, do.; land j dealers, Church Monday forenoon and were very thirteen months in the county jail. Dakota, and will also visit Mrs. Lena in Lincolnville. Win. A. I ! will be built that will accommodate the Perry of Linclmn will d th*e iielfast iV Hinton, Sears- | Tranquility Grange Fuel Hay largely attended. The iloral offerings were Joseph Chapman, against whom charges ! Ames in Duluth, Minn. mont, to Jeremiah Warren, land largest six and seven-masted schooners. hold its annual fair at the T< u n ,al supply of hard coal on lslesboro; of assault with a had | I'.mse, exceptionally numerous and beautiful. She dangerous weapon the is the work Ingraham was in Belfast Thurs- and buildings in Searsmont. Asa B. Harvey, ; When plant fully equipped Capt.Otis I Saturday, October lJth, or if storm\ «. that been delivering ,t in small was born in Addison, Me., July 4, 1840. been made, was brought into Court by Bridgewater, Me., to Otis M. Free- of yacht building will be undertaken; and day, coming over in the morning from Scnrs- day, the first pleasant week a! be. iatr customers at >7.7f> net Harvey, his and was | day bondsmen, discharged, the to M A M on to j dom land and in Freer om. i next the company will be port take the liis way his elsewhere has ; buildings Fred spring prepared Victor Grange of Searsmont has I price been Mrs. E. Poland died at her home in Grand Jury failing to find any indictment. in Rockland. He attended j pted Mary A. to Cora to furnish yacht supplies of every descrip- home the Monroe ~r ton. Nichols, Freedom, Nichols, do.; j the following resolutions of respoc: i It is. very much to at the of County Attorney Foster had a thorough Morrill, August :50th, age 59 years land and in ! tion, including coal. Work will begin very fair the da\ before and enjoy d the trip anti when might have buildings Unity. I.G. Reynolds, of the Whereas, the death ange' tias ;i_aa. -,ter- they got and 15 She was a of Moses overhauling criminal docket and call- days. daughter Brooks, to a. E. Chase, land and build- soon upon the construction of suitable his visit in Searsport very much. The cap- ! ed ear grange and severed ?lm id .ual have thus coti- do.; ed for sentence the price they 1 She leaves one up defendants in all the chain that binds us toget -r r* Meservey. son, Mr. ings in Brooks. Pliebe A. Gilehrest, Knox, j wharves and coal docks. The depth of tain’s friends, and they are numerous, an* j t■_> vug dic. of course every one cases which had been returned from our \nnab< th Emerson and one Mrs. liquor see so well. worthy sister, Poland, daughter, to Jennie F. Searsmont land and water is such that the largest yachts can glad to him looking j lo the utmost what little Caswell, ; I the Law Court with judgment for the | I fore, V>e it Ellen F. Sliorey of Waldo, who come in there for tenderly buildings in Montville. Joseph s. supplies. Intentions of marriage were recorded at Resolved, That we *-xt- ! mu }i• •.11: t <• it had. and it must be supple- Mullin, State. The defendants were called into cherish the memory of a devoted, faithful in | sympathy to the bereaved .amli; r rhei; 1 to G. the Clerk’s office Belfast, of Mr. a and soft and there Lincolnville, L’iysses Fernald, do.; Court and sentenced. Those City coal, and beloved mother. Mrs. Poland was born against whom i atliietion, commending them t«- :’!:«• land in Lincolnville. Geo. I. Ban- j Miss Maxfield Found. Edwin of Boston and Mrs. Adda : in what Swett, a second offence had been were Morey our Ileavenh Father, who a! m* «-oin- i.rncult-y procuring u Morrill and lived the 59 years of her life I proved gor, to W. P. land in Louise Mathews of Belfast, and the cer- i fort in sorrow. Hi is connection an article Cole, Winterport; ! fined 8200 and costs Others were fined in that She leaves a circle of $10. village. large Leather A. With Her Father on Her Home. tificate was sent to Mr. at | Resolved, That our cha; tm he iraped I'm 'h Wunterport. looker, Lineoln- ! 8100 and costs 810. all had two Way Morey f'astine, page concerning the use friends to mourn their loss. The funeral Nearly Mo days, as a token of re.^pect tor oui to Rosilla 22d. The came B. Belfast j worthy '■id be .»f interest and ville, Dean, Camden; land and cases pending, thus tire fines and Monday morning Mr. C. II. Maxlield .Sept. parties yes- sister. should was held in the village church of tlie town making of, in M. in the steam a buildings Lincolnville. T. ilisler, costs amount to 8420 in their cases. this received the terday, Wednesday, yacht Resolved, That cop\ of these resolu- future reference. In many that she loved In city following telegram: Tuesday, September lid, at a tions bo sent to the sorrow ii g A :so Palermo, to Win. R. land some of X. Found Princess and left by special car on the fainii, ■ s the fuel but as Ilisler, Windsor; the cases called Monday the de- Brooklyn, Y., Sept. 22,1902. only used, 1:30 p. m., llev. A. Smith of Belfast to The Republican Journal and ivngor Ashley and in Palermo. Win. R. Ilisler Mae. With me. Kidnapped. Innocent. 1.30 train for Boston. the article referred to it is buildings fendants were given 10 days in which to Commercial for publication. officiating. to Hillman land and Sick now. Instructions. Hoyden. from bard coal and must Crommett, Palermo; pay the last $210 or $110 as the case The Dodwortli and Roberts Ahjhk M. be More home-like seems the vast might The sender of the is the Dougan, Okdway, Committee unknown, buildings in Palermo. Isabelle Bodine telegram young Liz/.ik a lulled. Since they have entered be. The total amount of fines and costs as families closed their cottages on the North Mattocks, on there; man to whom Miss Maxlield is engaged. Jknmi: K. » f To follow were not so Valle, Ilaverford, Pa., to W’111. N. a>win., Resolutions. ust end some and each them hard Storer, sentenced this term, is $5,220. Nearly all Shore, Northport, last Friday, and left on time, Mr. Maxfield left the noon train for Wherever they may fare: Mass.; land in lslesboro. Wm. has been by nearer to that much to be Arlington, paid in, and all will be before Oct. the afternoon boat for their respective Belfast Weather They cannot be where God is not, Brooklyn, and was of course greatly re- Report. X. Storer to David Scull, Overbrook, Pa.; 3d. homes. when in some measure the On any sea or shore; The boat was to have made a land- in lieved in thus learning of his daughter’s hard coal will Whate’er Love land lslesboro. for them at the be met. With betides, Thy abides, ing Camp Ground wharf, Foliowing is a of the weathei Our God, forevermore. whereabouts. Yesterday The Journal re- summary d with the on DIVORCES. but finally decided not to do so and their partial supply ceived the following message from Mr. record of the Belfast station of the l\ >. d The Eucksport Seminary. The following divorces were decreed the trunks and other effects with economy and supple- Maxlield: personal were Weather Bureau for the week ending Sept. ■ this with her mother Sept, 4th, wedding 71 41 X. E. city of Samuel Gamage, with whom he remained The faculty for this year consists of Rev. S. Sadie E. Clark, Belfast, from Eben S. tive of Winslow, Rand & Watson of Boston, ( 17 Clear. Helen and in the anniversary of her sister, Mrs. E. is e.o 41 E. Fart Gertrude, until he wras 21 A. Rev. Robert E. A. llervey I cloudy, years old. In 1843 he married Bender, Sutciiffe, S. Clark, Belfast. who has been calling on the trade in Rock- i'.» »:5 48 S. E. Rain "!f,,'ly occupied by the late Judge VV. II. Arthur Woods. Two other sisters, Mrs. W. 1’. Clark Cloudy. early morning: 1 Sarah who survives him. Cooper, S., Ellingwood, H. not to measure. returned to Boston, where she Thompson, They Wilbur F. Emmons, Brooks, from Ella land and vicinity for several returned of enough 1’1"' Carver, Miss Edna Bright, Miss Evelyn days, Wincheudon, Mass., and Mrs. Charles II. 1 it) t o 52 S. E. Fart her work as instructor in the had 5 children, but one of whom is of cloudy. s< living, Buck, Miss M. Alice Mrs. F. R. Emmons, Biddeford; custody minor to his home in the Hub Thursday—Rock- Mitchell 21 01 51 S. hool of Star. Cory, of Ticonderoga, Y., were pres- Oratory.—Rockland Mrs. Mida E. Marr of Unity. Mr. White Fuller, and Mrs. Ellen M. Godfrey. child given to mother. land Star. 22 t.8 48 W. ent, making a reunion of their family. 23 06 52 W. Fog. NORTHPORT NilWS. The Ladr of Olihlr Farm. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, wife of th- ed- SATURDAY in.... COVE CHRONICLES- itor of the Advertise New York Tribune and Miss Beulah Rhodes is teaching in Lin- colnville. John Pendleton left Sept. 15 for Cam- The Journals— bridge to enter Harvard College. Only a few of the summer visitors are left at the Cove—Mr. Reed, Mrs. Iredell and Mrs. Swain.

SDBSGR1BEFOR TEE JOURNAL Annie Rhodes left last week to take a position in a grammar school in the town of Jay, Franklin County. is a in its \ i-« untry paper that power There is a A .immunity, that works for the benetit ami poor outlook for farmers. _pHjd of its CO mmunity is the advertising large percentage of the hay crop was spoil- in which to reach the of medium people ed in curing: apples aie only 25 per cent, that community. are of a full crop; corn is a failure for t ..iintry papers containing local news except in »-i taini\' the best advertising mediums fodder and potatoes are nearly all rotten. 9 w ],,(]. to advertise to get the trade of the Capt. A. C. who has been ".untry people—White's Sayings. Batclielder, IPs I'll- Republican .Journal goes into a larger painting vessel, sell. R. S. itean, sailed lltli for number of homes in AN aldo County than Sept, Bangor. IIis whole crew consisted of Frank I. who ai;\ other paper published ; hence advertis- Hickey, helped reach NYaldo should take the schooner to Bangor. er > w lio desire to people William as a medium to The schools use The .Journal accomplish began Sept. 15th with the Tell the purpose, it contains more Waldo county following corps of efficient teachers: news than any other paper; hence those Brown’s Corner, Mrs. Hattie L. Whiting; who desire to know about NNaldQ county Cove, Mrs. Lydia S. Dean: Beech Hill, special envoy to London to represent people and Waldo county towns should Miss Edna Calkins, Milton, X. II.; Brain- this country at th coronation, has subscribe for The .Journal. ard, Miss Adela Hills: Doyle, Miss Lottie probably seen no tin*,r estate in h *r re- Staples, Belfast. cent trip a! road than h r own beauti- advertising rates ful home in the Election off' with a W'edr!ester hills near UN application passed very quietly New York Fanil. light vote. Four per cent, of the misnamed city, uphir > !;>.i mi' t ins. One year, sj ; o months, secret ballots were defective, besides ■ months, .‘"cents. See clubbing offers keeping away quite a number of voters A Sad Disappointment. to >; hs‘-i »bers w h,. pay one year in advance. who do not wish t*» show their inability Ineffective liver medicine is a disappoint- FLOVR CO. strain REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUB. to correctly mark their ballots. How long ment, but you don't want to purge, and break the glands of the stomach and Belfast, Maine. will the people stand Midi an expensive bowels. I)e\\*it;'> Little Earl\ ll;> *r> never ami unsatisfactory wa\ of voting / disappoint. They ch-anse the s\stem of all HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. poison and putt id matter and do it so gently that (»ne enjoys the pleasant effects. 1 hey TEMPLE HEIGHT^ HAPPENINGS. are a to liver. Cure biliousness, nineteen hun- tonic th \\, p. t 1m- R. II. s., fever. K H. Linwood Ilassan is a torpid liver and prevent a building house and ;»» .j ... Ei tin* High School is expects to move in next month. Moody. ,•! i>ix kfe «•!* any boy or girl. Yon Edwin to and act for Jackson is finishing the cottage he ai. : 1 .-\j i-i.-d tl ink your- COURT. it! it! You’ll built last north, of the PRQBATE it! .. re- year, gulch. Buy \. -. on shoulders falls the Try ami your Stay by business \- \ ui begin you will prob- Collins McCarty is finishing an addition Following is an abstract of the of the Probate Court for Wahl" county, i|, a-;: :u**; and so these tow words of made to his cottage earlier in the season, September term, ’." 'J: ! o t*> school. Pon't un loyal your Mrs. J. P. Stearns is having an addition Estate of Win. 11. Folwell, Sharon Hill, 11., i: a v; -15 < or remaiks Pa. : will deprecatory built to her cottage -I. is the approved. Xealle> Estate of Abigail 11. Rerr\. Stockton 1 M-ause some othei High Sch.ooi j master builder. Springs: K. L. Blanchard appointed ad- o-.-omij.odations or a largei corps ministrator. Mr. and Mrs. Thin lough of Rockland and said. for what we have. Estate oi John M. Robert.', Waldo: John ’nough ,j stand up | Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Camden are spend- B. i)unton administrator H .■ : something to be proud of appointed 1 ing a few days at the Thurlough cottage. Estate oi Buev J. Nichols. Philadelphia: \o d Certainly our teachers, our Samuel M. Nichols appointed adminis- lion. stanle\ Plummer is exten- : stndy. and even the appearance making I trator. ! s';ve on land S. Brooks: «•] io*'in, are ail a credit to the improvements owned by him Estate of Adelaide Roberts, at Hollis M. Blackstune coiilnim-d as trustee !. %o some school Hon't I Temple Heights, by cutting bushes. spirit. for Eiien W. Jones, first and final account and io any tl g If y u | plowing, harrowing fencing, of administrator with will annexed al- help, perhaps wo -an. W. L. Lathrop has a crew at work tearing lowed. j Estate of Thomas B. McAlister and i '! “di themselves. They ■ lo'u n the .Joini Stewart stable preparatory others, Burnham : license issued to sell real ; m ■- J n pi.sh. behind them, iff to moving the Lancaster cottage to a [ estate. 1Milderto the wheel and f« umiation bv.lit b\ him last fall. Estate o’ Wealth) !'. Nichols and Amos : N Seal license issued to sell ,.-id io lr this connection, re- ichols, sport.* Mrs. Heald, who bought the Dickey eot- real estate. v.-r.-e we learned in tlie Pri- i: 11• lE- is a Monroe: li- ! iage, having large building erected in Estate of Geo. E. Walker. cense issued •..» sell estate: admin- mary schoo i th- mar of her cottage for a wood house personal istratrix’s r.-turned: fur du p- of water, and oil,ei inventor; petition purposes. Mie recently bought six allowance L.;t *• n> of sand." piesented. nmi.' .1 dry hard wood and bids defiance to Estate of Levi L. Prescott, Libert) : ex- IP.* tl* wi.i.-i i' have some “go." and | the coal barons. tension of time granted to commissioners; t lm ! -: 1;." “All for om-andoik first account and private claim of adminis- trator alio wed. •. •: a a. d.-.t M: tto for a H igh School, : The Genealogy of the Pendleton Family. Estate of Jane K. Perkins, Frankfort, \- nis. an i here-'to R. Ji N. y ake you, order of distribution issued. Many *»f uiu readers will note with much Estate of Albeit J. Bn wen, Monroe : order j | of distribution issued; nrst account and ; interest the card w Mr. K. !I. Pendleton private claim of administratrix allowed. A >( win. h:»\e text books belong- }■■•] j that appear.- in another column and feel Estate of Philip F. M.irriner, Lineoln- THE ANSTED & BURK CO. ire ested to i*•- i: -oine satisfacti'inthai the genealogy of the vilie : Joseph S. Mullin appointed adminis- i?•: i; ii.eii. ts ->"•!, a.- trator. possible. Pendleion has so far. family progressed Estate of Levi B. Cox, .Liberty. Mary E. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. This work wa.- begun first by Dr. C. 11. Cox appointed administratrix. T! --t■ '•! tl Uelfa.st 11 igh .School i Pendleton of Hebron, ('oiin., who has been Estate of Frederick A. Stevens. Monroe, l.-l, will every prospect for tb© executor’s inventory returned. data or)' and on for tin* gutliering past fifty Estate of Fred ad- •;« y ear in its h> story. | lloiis’-n, Burnham; years. George \Y. Pendleton of tins city ministrate 'inventor) returned. Nasal wus also interested in the matter at one Estate of Eunice !.. Cain Downes, Pa- j 1 <- l ies' man Hass is a j lermo: executors returned. large time and accumulated considerable mate- inventoiy j of Division. one, abet t a in number. Estate Manic) lark. Frankfort, sec- CATARRH Bangor as did < I rial, liurles II. Pendleton of We.-ter- ond ami final account of administrator pre- Iii all its stages there I ly. K. I., who. living at the old home of the sented. should be cleanliness. >• COFFEE *]'!••- i.i*\v arrangements at'■ for tlie 1 Estate of Lew man R. 1 »anfoi th.Searsnuint; family, wa.- able to make exhaustive iu Ely's Cream Balm SUMMEIt SEin ICE. ... :a t y completed, making it s« cond iccount of admiuistrat< r allowed. searches unto its and heals __BLEND early history. Estate of Hannah Real, Muntville: second cleanses, soothes v ssary n a; a -dove temporarily in the From one causeor another, these account of administrator, with will annex- the diseased membrane. IdiNToX HLl.Xi' Xu'l Media and however, Six a Java. inixTuX ]:| i \ It cures catarrh and drives Tri]>< IIVo/,’ to Honfon. men were to ed, allowed. obliged d;} their investiga- '■"“'■c, ‘iH K1 X K Coir,.,', and all AMKK1CAN oilet li Estate of Hannah W Ayer, Libert) first away a cold in the head tions and the work ha.- lain dormant for tin* "•«*> think they aiv Media and ■ ■ -■ and final account of administrator allowed. drinking Java n.c ’• ip- 1; s iM■!:. is devoted to tlie quickly. ten vi- | past year.-. It lias remained for Mr. lb Estate of Levi Bagiev, Tro\ first and ! Cream Balm is Into the nostrils, ai |;i i.s l < ix I; 1.1 x ! one "J si n at d it placed spreads trial, pm n‘"i then they occupy entirely, ex- final account of administrator allowed. 11. Pendleton of 'raunton. Mass., to take up over the membrane ai.d is absorbed. Reiefisini- te use IJ '> hi 'X I i.KX 11. • •pt in; ing the devotional exercises and Estate of Oscar B. Evans, Montville; first j this affair and it far along toward media e and a cure follows. It is not drying—does | carry and final account of administrator allowed, not sneezing. .">• cents at ; completon. In this he ha.- receiv-d the sup- Estate of William D. Gould, Northport. j produce Large Size, Drug- gists or by mail; Triai Size, 10 cents by mini. port of the older genealogists, as well as administrator's inventor)’ returned: peti- j •• ELY 00 M: 'S A: 1. Harr. A lk. Wellesley, is t i * * 11 presented for iicens to sed real estate. BROTHERS, Warren Street, New York. j .-oiiie assistance, for these gentlemen \\'*.v Latin. Estate of Abbie S. Philbrick, Belfast : teaching see E I glad to the wi.. other 11 :i!! ",l" :',mk ar.- or .am :111 ■:i 11. ng and Ameri- Philbrick, ** days. except Sunday, at buying bn j Medal and l.u Liigb-h hraiiches of the family in Maine. Mr. Pen- hundreds of anxious women. The: i- positive- ; '.HO I*. M final account of distribution allowed. to medical science can histones ly no other remedy known I-or " priet, iv ill la is I 11X I i I, K XI) uiie dleton has a li.-t of tin* Estate of Daniel A. Soars,»ort. Biieksport. interport. Hatnp- t rial, lee I* Kl; I I-. X 1 11 p | compiled complete Whittier. Palermo:: that will so ami safely do the work. I oen and quickly Bangor, daiiy, ••xeop, Monday at ti■ •;11 descendants oi first and final account of administrator ai- and most obstinate Parities from 7.-F continue to use !>< i>> <> Peleg Pendleton, the Sears- Longest egu \. M. 1 \ < )ne poiiml run J.v., i 1 !-• ••••{!>.- is lowed. any cause relieved immediately. .m,e.-t:ssg;iur- already scattered: settler; a list of the port nearly complete uuteed at. Stage. No pa'n, dangetVT inter- Ri:ITKMNi; Voui- -nuvr Estate of Abbie E. More), Belfast: first any -•!!< «o,ton III,-mi. h m u Miss Ltav tt the L. >. j Have 1 in veu huudre Dot attending descendant.- of Peleg’s brother, fereuce with work. Boston, at r*.nn n.xi |».Miiuh, 1,1 rillsiM -mr ,ir I\M, I,. William, and final account of administratrix allowed. ; *' daiiy, except Sunday. i,,"llM| I.aiix. tnv s- l-V- ( ( cases where others have fa:; *1. The timst diili- J'.'onii'"in Book la n \"in,a' >chool astim-: Mi.- is d, via (' amden. dail v. except Mon H\. 7 Likings who settled in and is Estate of Richard A. Belfast:! n Islesboro, making Gurney, culteases sue,cerv-full v treated by ail.and be:* at aboui .1.0O \. m. !, a i- day. tea- ng a n\ die ; Misses and second and final account of administrator j ‘tidal results in eve re instance. No From via Colby good progress with the very numerous pos- guaranteed ; Bangor, way-landings. Mondays a allowed. W e treat Iiumlred- of ladies i-.oti li.jgsan attci. i:ng the business risk whatsoever. y\.. other week days at it.no n. >1. College: terity of Thomas Pendleton, who also set- Estate of A. Cutter (de- whom we never see. Wi ite for further partiru- ! -Miss i Sibley, Belfast, FBFI> \V. BOTE. Agent.Belfast. .-bury taking a post-graduate tled m lars and free eouiidential advice. Donotnutoir | Islesboro. ceased) first account of administrator allow- II. HANSI OM. <; F. & T. A too Allletters truthfully answered. It* I ii Mr. >!inmoiis enters the ed. long. ( Al.\ IN We that any of our readers who | member this Is absolutely safe under ; AFST1N. hope j of remedy \ tee i-d of Maine. a el Mr. Clement the Estate Rebecca Harriman, Prospect; i condition and leaves President and (iei eral Manager. are connected with these families and have every po-sible positively j ■BBS will Almeda Alfreda 1 no the health. Sent Atlantic Avenue. Boston. Ma.-sac’.! v,*tts In 'it; tc f j presented; Avery, after ill effect upon by mail, j Technology. not yet sent in their returns, will do so as j Harriman and Martha K. Harriman named 1 securely sealed, £-.00. Monev letter- should be i 1»R. J. W. EMMONS C<170 Tre- BOSTON, MASS. soon as executors; declination of Martha E. Dooey j registered. j possible, and thus help to complete ! niont M iss. h St.. Bo-ton. 1 he J’i •:'! 1 a the back row of (formerly Martha E. Harriman) presented. ; tlie the work at an re- PAY early date, instead of Estate of Gilbert D. Kellar, Waldo; will ’■tain a l a he. removed, and a revolv- j tarding it for y ears. Now that it is known presented; John S. Kellar named executor. ! i ing b< « kcase put .1 its place. how matters stand we do not doubt that Estate of Flavilla Duflee, Belfast: will C. Duflee named executrix. one will all assistance presented: Myra SPOT CASH every give possible. Estate of Isabella C. 1 S. H. I lie ! /.--The A o-xandrine Call, Troy; petition ! POWERS & Procession,*' We have printed so many items concerning presented for appointment of Mary F. My- i v "h < For .-1 to tlie sol I', o\ the class of *02, is ill rick administratrix. SECOND HAND (iOODS tiie Pendleton family that we are rather in- Upholsterer. "i ctwci• ji ti.c two middle Estate of Knowles, I Furniture windows terested ourselves to see 1 Emily Thorndike; this work brought for of Al- of all kinds, a line assortment of •a tlie _h: of th** school room as petition presented appointment ; Hair Mattress Renov you enter, to a speedy termination and published in : bert E Kilgore administrator. 111 d s _i * at ad'in on t«i the appearance of book form. Estate of Simeon Knowles, Jackson ; peti- SECOND HAND STOVES. ile.iler in Antique lurniture. lie room. The dark green background also tion presented for appointment of Albert E. i administrator. i d' iy .nip! oves tlie cast of Kilgore -1 AN Experience, will Rem.n Mercury. A( HUSBAND’S ADVICE 1 riQUE (iOODS a Estate of Isabella Itowell, Montv,lie; peti- specialty. M M MU IlllIICIll Ml IjUUIUS .MI'ISC WATCHES and sold. • Si'ltnrsl. C'lim-fli 'The tabic For the Children. bought Las loen removed from the old And the Satisfactory Results to Whim it administrator. I Estate of Daniel Islesboro laboratory, h.- scene of so Retl. The Story as Mrs. Cooper Told it to I Philbrook, ; pe-1 Children suffer from colic and to in-:' i>\ many triumphs y£f-«;.*t my prices before you of i tition presented for license to sell real estate. Berious forms of dispose your and disasters, and placed in one of the a Reporter After Her Recovery. indigestion during goods. Estate of Arthur and Evelyn M. Young, : i■'11■ is the hot because over- Parlor i. the upper story, where tlie labora- “It all came about the I for license to months, they Sais, Couches, l. through advice of Searsport; petition presented load the stomach with H. G. Main St., tory is to bo situated. The old room is now sell real estate. improper Bicknell,33 Elc in\ husband," said Mrs. of no Easy Chairs, Sadie*Cooper Estate of Fred A. : food. There is remedy which is used as a class room. Carle, Belfast; petition No. ffiii* Main street, Auburn, Me., to a re- that A. P. so in colic presented Manslieldbe appointed quick relieving pains FOKM KK1.Y COOMBS CO ; IIavint; a line assortment <>t l porter. trustee in place of A. P. Carle, deceased. as BLOOD WINE. It is perfectly safe M.'s A ,ce iy is a Estate of Maud N. llarriman et als., mi- for has a PLUSHES, BKOCATEl Leo:, M], taking post- “1 suffered with children; pleasant taste; intensely inflammation first and final account of* graduate coin se. nors, Prospect; they are eager to take it. For sale by TAXES FOR 1902 liOBI.IN, l-K’KNCH I A of the stomach for four months,’’ she con- guardian presented. SATIN E A l tinued. ‘*1 had a Estate of Hubert M. Philbrick, Knox;* t o OECHENE, The < a use of Neatness. naturally weak stomach a. a. nowks .v muroiiisrs COLLECTOR’S NOTICE. and in first and final account of admistrator pre- ESTRY. December, is*. >7, it began to trouble j -- Deafness and hearing are due me more than sented. impaired usual. 1 could not bear the A discount of two per cent, will he allowed 011 almost eiit'iH-h to catarrhal inflammation least on Estate of Shepherd Harville, ! all taxes on or pressure it without feeling a terri- Linclonville; paid before .January l. too:;. | liepiiiring anil Polishing i, *>1 the eiistai l: an tubes. cure lirst account of administrator HANDSOME shall l>e in office in Permanent ble faintness, and I had so much gas in it presented. ROCKER my Memorial building dady '•end postal. of Oakes A. from .s.30 to 11.30 a. guaranteed t-» all who inhale Catarrho- that it caused pains to go all through the Estate Ramsey, Montville;) m., and Saturdays from i.;:n /onr: as direeled. Tins first account of administratrix FREE ! to 4.30 I*, m. vegetable antisep- upper part ot my body. When 1 got tip presented. j tic is i ii nil led at the Estate of Levi first 1 M. V. mouth, and after tra- quickly my head would feel so dizzy that J Mathews, Searsmont; HILL, Collector. account of With S.-..00 order of - versing all the air passages of the respira- would have to lie down again and then rise administratrix presented. Belfast, Sept. 3, 1002.—;;0 Estate of Oliver (J. tory oigans is inhaled through the nostrils; gradually. There was a poor circulation of Critchett, Belfast;! spires. Soaps, 'l ea. Cof- [f= it ei third and final account of executors ; completely radicates catarrh from any the blood and for at a time I was present- fee. and other (Iro- days ed. i light part of the system, clears the ears, nose obliged to lie down nearly all the while. 1 eeries. and throat, and con- was a Estate of Bradford Webber, Monroe; first I allays inflammation, under doctor's care for about four Also other premiums. WANTED. gestion and soreness. For Deafness, Ear- weeks. 1 felt slightly better just while and final account of administrator de bonis ache, in the Head non presented. A to do housework. Pinging Ears, Noises, taking his medicine, but it left no lasting Home Supply to. Dept., girl general Ap- Catarrh, Asthma and Proncliitis. medical benefit. Estate of James R. Gross, Thorndike; dt the second ply science can devise lathing as beneficial as “My husband, who had taken them him- and final account of executor pre- AUGUSTA. MAiNt. « atari liozone. sented. 33tf BELFAST SAV1NOS BANK. Complete outfit for two self with good results, at last induced me to months' use, price si.no; trial size 25c. try pr. Williams’ 1 ’ink Pills for Pale People. Druggists, or N. C. Poison A* Co., Kingston. So in January, 1-H‘is, 1 began taking them Out. Relief in Six Hour*. and in two weeks 1 wa.^able to notice a de- HAMILTON'S PILLS ARK KFFKCTIVK. cided I on them for three gain. kept taking and Bladder Diseases Sold by Poor A: Son, Pelfast. months, when i had recovered. I Distressing Kidney entirely relieved in six hours Great South This Beautiful Bed ZSJ’ZZ am to that 1 by“NE\v glad say have never suffered American with the trouble since.’* Kidney Cure.” It is a great Lingering Summer Colds. surprise on account of its exceeding prompt- The pills which cured Mrs. Cooper are an ness in relieving pain in bladder, kidneys Don t let a cold run at this season. unfailing specific for all diseases Summer arising and back, in male or female. Relieves re from disorders of the blood and nerves. colds are the hardest kind to cure and if tention of water almost If Among the many diseases have cured immediately. | they you want quick relief and cure this is the neglected may linger along for months. A are locomotor ataxia, partial St. paralysis, remedy. Sold by A. A. Ilowes Sc Co., Drug- long siege like this will pull down the Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheuma- gists, Belfast Me. —. strongest constitution. One Minute Cough tism, nervous headache, the after-effects of Furnished 65 different _- Pure will break up the attack at once. the grip, palpitation of the heart, pale and articles for Pores coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, all sallow complexions and all forms of weak- throat and lung troubles. The children ness either in male or female. Dr. Williams’ Kyea and Nose ran Water—C. (I. Archer FREE of your home like it. R. H. Moody. Pink Pills for Pale People are sold by Brewer, Maine, says. “1 have had Ca- tarrh for selling all dealers, or will be sent postpaid on for several years Water would run Send for pre- of from and nose for at a time. receipt price, fifty cents a box ; six boxes my eyes days our Goods mium list -FURNITURE— Policeman—C (due now along quietly or it for two dollars and a half, by addressing 1 About four months ago I was induced to try v. ill he worse for you. Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Schenec- Hr. Agnew’s Catarrhal 1’owder, and since O'Tooh—Oi’ll not. The magistrate told tady, x. y. using the wonderful remedy 1 have not had H F. me last time niver to he brought befoor him an attack. It relieves in ten minutes.” 50 McDONALD. 70 Main Street, again, an’ begorra Oi'm going, to obey his $11/0—Dr. K. Deletion's Anti-Diuretic cents. Sold by Edmund Wilson and A. A. of Stor“ /"rmerhi instructions.—Roys the Empire. i-na.v lie worth to jou more than $100 if Ilowes A- Co.—!> ocrupieiI ky B. If. COOMBS ,{• SOX. you Ca'I have a child who soils bedding from incon- an.I exa mine goods and OASTORXA. get prices before purchasing. tinence of water during sleep. Cures old Itch on human cured in 30 minutes Kind You Have and ike. It arrests the by Bears the Always BougK young s trouble at Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. This never once. $1. Sold by A. A. Howes & Co., fails. Sold by A. A. Howes A Co., Drug- Gold Seal p’o* it V LA N U E. Me. Company rV/.Tc1 IVIcD01tfAL.D Druggists, Belfast, Iy47 gists, Belfast, Me. Iy47 j __H. TO VENEZUELA. tages which the ingenuity of man could Roosevelt's ^r^TsiT September's Flowers. Oyster Boy Office. 1| not overcome, Xot-only shadeless and When President Roosevelt left Wasli-j it Starlfag Staging. for one ington Milutionary Republic at La barren, is of the hottest* p-acss on Ragged and frayed is September’s Oyster Bay. X. Y„ to spend a the ('InutU to C iraeas dress, but there is his it became _ji the face of the earth, owing to the tall At the start in a race, the advant- withal, beauty vacation, necessary to es-' long we fain j s 11i Kail its own So would tablish a branch of the way. mountains down to tue age often appears to be with an outsider. peculiarly White ‘House I crowding sea, be ever a writer in Coun- But the race is won not in a-tield, says at the home town of the chief !!«•«• of T)h‘ starting but execu- | .Joum&M shutting off every breath of air from try Life in America, “the botanist i in staying. The quality which wins is tive of the nation. Rooms were hired the land side and room over the and through the i s'- -i i.i.a. in. lmi'J. leaving hardly power. It is so in the race of strolling hills Aug. staving is I for a mule with a on his swamps realizes that this practically if there are in enough pack life. btaying any tlie end of the dower vear. As in the back to turn around at power wins, ana ilie—no their base. ^ previous are GASTIH flowers pleasenter as a rule the best T month the very For Though hotter than Cairo, Madras, Aca- The Infants and Children. mu to Venezuela, stayer is the man \ largely composite. goldenrods, Yuma and other celebrated the and the sunflowers lend -iK ami wiiat- pulco, places with the best asters, point, vivid to the that are said to rival “hades,” the na- stomach. All patches of color prospect. ir. The. tvvo-thou- 1 here are few new tives of its climate as “calido v physical strength comparatively The Kind You Have uiii Xew speak flowers to York b) is derived from be sought for. sano, meaning warm and It the the yet more in- healthy. food which is “However, there are several, dues not follow that all sections within finding ,,f which will he among the 'i the "Ward” line properly digested calendar events of the year. Per- the isothermal line of greatest heat are and assimilated. As- Always Bought tan, and thence by When the food Cbailee it is that in the latter part of ANegetable Preparationfor unhealthy; and, strange to say,this dirty the lead the Food "ss the bine Carib- eaten is only part- month your wanderings may similating andReguIa- sweltering, squalid little port is the hy- and you to the retreat of the most beauti- ting the Stomachs and Bowels bf : lieautil'ul islands, ly digested | Bears the gienic Vesort ol the people of Caracas assimilated there ful of all the fall blossoms, the fringed i loin start to finish, gentian, its is of the heaven’s and the highlands beyond, the aristoc- is a loss of nutri- color fashionable as the tion which mean* own hue and its delicate beauty is so racy coming down every year for a gay elusive as most skillful itlis European tour a loss of strength to defy the Signature season at the near-by resort, and the finish of the artist. Who can forget Promotes iiouMiinls of i-oun- Maputo, general Digeslion.CheerFul- the Newport of South America. result is phvsical the first introduction to these floral ness and Rest .Contains neither and over but again: Dreak-' more, desirable ally single houses, except tion. It enables the artichoke, commonly called the wdld perfect digestion Seed' where its one narrow street sends two and assimilation of the food eaten, and w hose cheerful face Phnifjfan ts strangely varied sunflower, bright, 1 dtx. Senna nr three offshoots a short distance so the Ixnly naturally by the seems ever a greeting to the Rtxhell* Salts -■us. and some of the up strengthens smiling nutrition derived from food. Another of in the Oyster Bay bank Anifte Seed the First must passerby. September’s building, and • iews the world can precipitous heights. you or violet is teppertnint HI was troubled with indigestion for about flower-folk robed in blue Secretary Cortelyou and a corps of as- Bi co to CarltonntpSoda In the Custom House, for the rescue the tWo years." writes Wra. Bowker. Esq., of Julia- smooth or bine aster found in dry sistants were duly installed therein. It&rrnSead of It is the etta. Latah Co.. Idaho. ”I tried different doc- soil and wood. A familiar little Clan fled Sugar the X nth. 01 your luggage. altogether open ■This branch of the White F tors and remedies but to no avail, until I wrote friend House is a Wnteryreen tcrvor to and told me what to do. I suffered with whom almost every one is .'in Haiti, on one of most pretentious building in the town, you you three story building of red brick. The with a in stomach and. left side and heath pain my acquainted, the white aster, had .1 two. storied st net urn in the old that it would kill me. Now I am president as neighbors two den- A It ply betw een West .Span- thought glad sometimes called white rosemary or perfect Remedy forConstipa j Use tu write this and let you know that I am all tists. Fion, Sour t ish with walls thick to tarewell Stomach,Diarrhoea | he Kastern coast of style, enough lie right. 1 can do my work now without pain and summer, is found in dry soil I don't have that tired that 1 used to Worms .Feverish- : ilvst oi both bomb and and a feeling everywhere. X'ot far distant you are .Convulsions glimpse earth.juake proof, have Five bottles of Dr. Pierce’s ('.olden Med- An Autumn Field. sure to iiml the wavy aster or small ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. red mountains long line of pillars in front to which an ical Discovery and two vials of his 'Pleasant Pellets cured me.” deaUine, with its thick, heart- For Over rough, How c might out of the awning is attached, affording the only shaped lower leaves. The of rich and full in June's all-perfectness j Facsimile Signature of Accept uo substitute for Golden Med- yellow Was the lush in are the the witch the grass which, this ample northern. merciful hit of shade in the whole glar- ical Discovery. There is nothing "just hazel also gladdens eye field, °i the loiterer in woodlands | ; the that ing. roasting, A ren- as for diseases of the September Grew riotously glad! How Andes, blinding place. j good stomach, and prodigal the! NEW* YORK. blood and thickets. yield Years a licli extends down tra! gateway gives admittance to the lungs. Of every flower whose absence had made Thirty Dr. Pierce’s Pellets are easy and tst of the continent around which are the pleat- LITERARY NEWS AND NOTES. less paved court-yard, , ant to take. A most effective laxativa. The bounteous whole! where that c arm clear across store-rooms. A grand staircase leads Now, | Mr. 11. \Y. who contributes sweet excess to Boynton, antic, ending here the upper story, where the chief of 1 so of current Abounded, to itself has bareness sealed 1 to the Capital—an ancient wagon acceptably the criticism road, The thriftless sods: like a ipe Horn, its south- the custom house, resides with his fain- books to the Atlantic Monthly, takes reft, glorious EXACT j a still more ancient and a shield COPT OF WRAPPER, mule-trail, in the hundieds of miles ily. and where, is also a suite up the September number great Of all its and splendid j modern It is six or wrought painted loveliness. tote. railway. only of American Humor. After _ 1 e than ten feet of of tor the ! subject THE CENTAUR$ COMPANY, NEW VORK ClTV. apartments President of RIA \ et seven miles to Caracas from the port, postulating the perennial but too often not quite all; for here and there behold ; tee surf ol Venezuela, whenever that ! A flower like those which made the sum- rolling dignitary as forgotten distinction between humor over the crow dies, but thirty or mer sweet s and the chooses to v.sit the port. It is a busy- and facetiousness, Mr. Boynton pro- precipit- more the Puts forth some meagre tint of red or by only available paths in and ceeds to into his due the mouth of some place. being the most important custom distribute, each gold, around La silla "the the Saddle,” department, the various persons en- To make the barreness seem more a re entrance t rom house in the country, and a large .pianti- complete. ; glorious mountain that intervenes, the gaged in carrying on "the torch of .Such overflow of life, such wealth of bliss; :i At of merchandise the Now for FRED practicable. ty passes through in jocosity” in America. It is a paper remembrance and endurance— ATWOOD, highest the world, that rises abruptly this! housand-foot- tall hands of its officials. A con- which should be particularly satisfac- tramway from the sea. —John White Chadwick in When the Spaniards to who are to think- the September WINTERPORT, HAINE, ■ •ads are lost m the nects it with the wharves, which are tory people given Atlantic. took possession of this country, not ing about what they read. net their feet in the lined with the warehouses of French, four centuries Insurance quite ago, they found a "Napoleon Bonaparte” occupies the and Real > ilow city, clinging Knglish, German and Italian and Estate, well-worn foot over this moun- of honor in the num- path place September REPRESENTING OVEk FORTY-FIVE MILLION ASSETS. ir sides, looks as if American merchants. ber of The American The frontis- tain, to the rich valley on its southern Boy. w it oil into the Next piece is a crayon drawing of the Young Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass, Tornado Steam Boiler you proceed to the Hotel Xep side, now occupied by the city of Insurance, is one Napoleon, supposed to be a good por- Insurance and long, dirty tuno, the best in the town, and lind a 1 Caracas. T he Inspection. conquerors named this I trait of him at the age that he entered drops into a hun- Security Bonds for large, deep, frowning edifice, whose 1 trail, which Indians had trod for cen- the military school at Brienne. The Cashiers, Contractors, Administrators and Trustees. ter. and Correspondence solicited. Real estate less than a street entrance leads into the inevita- j turies before Columbus’ editor of The American Boy has under- bought and sold. discovery, For two I suffered ter- of the houses taken to write the of years steps hie patio, whence numerous staircases "hos It is still much used history Napoleon j Aquados.” for and the first ribly from dyspepsia, with great be two run in the most boys; chapter, treating thousand oil, unaccountable by the Indians of today, and by ad- of Corsica and the Corsicans, Napo- depression, and was always feeling 111d south see you to various > poorly. I then tried Sarsa- manner, parts of the build-1 venturous travellers who prefer sub- leon’s parentage, birth, childhood and Ayer’s from school in this number. parilla, and in one week I was a ay, leading ing. it is as picturesque as dirt and lime to ease days, appears I scenery greater of railway new man.”—John i SUMMER There are in McDonald, .•..t out of tiie sheer d -order can make seventy-live pictures this' it, and as uncom- Later on in the his- Pa. transportation. interesting number illustrating the Philadelphia, On and after .lime Id. 1902, trains connecting mu sometimes over- fortable as with a picturesipie, number, tory of the country, when the colonies stories and the leading articles. The at Burnham and Waterville with through trains its ua.shcs spray and of smells which several are as for and from Bangor, Portland variety intensity were yet young, a eainino real, > royal departments interesting, Don’t Waterville, and TIME. * traveler. Vessels are usual, to amateur journalists, lovers of that it’s Boston, will run as follows: perpetual astonishments to the road was built from the sea to the forget animals, FROM BELFAST. ailed pun, which is most hardened of young photographers, young olfactories. Capital, across La silla. It still exists, coin and curio “Ayer’s” Sarsaparilla scientists, stamp, collec- AM PM tn tlie sea to Vene- When iirst ashore it is best to PM stay but is much less used than the mule tors, and boys in games and sport. that will make you strong Belfast, depart 7 no 1 30 3 30 anchor lar within Lovers of City Point. 7 05 i 35 13 3d nough doors during the heat of the j trail. Its abandoned gradients are in pu/./ledom have a page, as day. and Don’t waste "ak.o.+7 15 ri 45 13 55 in. which runs with does also The Order of the American hopeful. Brooks : New until properly '‘seasoned.” Wandering teresting relies of old time methods, 7 2d 1 50 4 20 Sponges, Boy. while the editor devotes a page time and K n«»x 7 33 2i*8 *4 38 whenever a strong ibout a ittle in the your money by waning sunlight, which suggest that the American ! to chats with boys, and the lirst of a Thorndike. 7 4.'. 2 15 5 17 tml at the first indi- Unity. 7.'.;; 2 23 5 so I0c, to i you soon discover that no glamour of I had taskmasters as severe series of Lessons in Shorthand for some other kind. 50c. j aborigines ; trying .'’•uniham, arrive. 8 15 2 15 d 25 | 01 in. anchor 1 edited Isaac Pitman every romance or tradition can hide the fact j as those who weighed the straw and Boys, by ,y Sons, Use the ('Iinton.. 3 35 *> 5i * \ _ is given. One dollar a year. The Sprague old, tested, tried, Benton. 8 45 7 7*.*s speed away, pic that this principal seaport of our sistei ! taled the brick for the oppressed! Co., Hetroit. Mich. true cc.m u ihl and Publishing and Hepubiie is a most disagreeable little Hebrews. foot of the entire Ayer’s Sarsapa- [ livery Waierviile- .. s 3 15 15 ■■ 7 into rilla. a ‘iiscnargcii bu:g. whose few decent buildings and roadway was beautifully paved—first I THE ANGORA GOAT. $1.00 bottle. All druggists. I M A M Cortland 12 5 c.orc 1 roin 2 35 ljlo Beer shore, business Souses are fat outnumbered: laid out in parallel lines, three feet | P i >. 411 .1 < 10 5 57 Root Extract! tin* Ask doctor what he thinks of Ayer's j., '■ ■ a across the tliun- Kxpcricnccol M:iim*A^ri« uItural Exper- your » w. D 4 10 11 1.0 7 25 the huts of the between which were i Sarsaparilla. He knows til about this ('rand N by hen-coop liegioes. apart, planted iment Mat ion. 7 05 A M where consider- old family medicine. Follow his advice and Makes gallons of one beer. \ who comprise more than two-thirds of lint's of cobble stones set on we will be satisfied. .'•» iO.L*A-r. edge. ! The lirst Ayer are problem we met was suitable J. C. Co., Lovrell, Mass. i-hity required the the p v a population. ill-paved street Cross lines of stone were then setup! fencing. We soon found that wluh'- I0c. a Bottle. favorable spot I has sidewalks about two feet wide, dim- at intervals ol' three feet, so that mile they do not jump they are good climb- *i a ers and that P M making leap at oil A after mile shows three they will go over any fence ly lighted foot .... night by lamps. | regular Portland. 3 ] ■ o 12 55 ■ >-v. tiie of which can tin-re are top they reach with A liver runs through the town on its squares, filled with lines of M A -4 way diagonal the fore feet. Tiie Waterville. < n if somewhat horns on some of 7 in no 4 2') udly. to the sea. crossed a smaller cobble-stones, also set on ...... 110 1 41 > by good many edge. tiie ewes point backward in a V shape. Bangor 7 i.l out to p M assist which are the The remarkable which In the case of a woven wire bridges, principal orna- railway, starts fence with Bent..11. 7 «id * 1< 1 < >3 4 2'> nger: and in cases ments ol the place. There isaeovered only two feet above high tide level and square openings even with l inch mesh Piiuton. 7 15 ] O 2'* 4 3•; will Burnham, depart.. ^ :: <■ in 50 4 7 •> as tiiin or a they push their heads the slices in less than lilteen through 8 > market house, a theater and several miles reaches an and Unity. 48 1 I 2« 5 t>3 openings get their horns. s boatmen hoist hung by Thorndike 7 11 45 5 17 and stretched the liver altitude of is one of With this a churches; along .j,lg~ teet, really kind of fence it was neces- Knox. ... -'.Mid M2 00 *5 2d .ell’ shoulders 1 with bank is a little with the wonders of the world in the line of sary to visit them two or three times a Brooks. 9£< 1 2 3o 5 4o plaza, planted Waldo. 19 {to '12 ind with day to release the prisoners. Tiie Ell- 47 *5 5«* dispatch" I wai l trees and dowel' beds, inclosed engineering. Its tracks cling to the City Point.. >9 4‘> 1 07 >tU)i! wood poultry fence not poultry netting Belfast, arrive ‘.*45 1 15 0 Or i sues and boxes. 11 within surface of the mountain an American iron fence. In its perpendicular of the American Fence with at a of Company 'Flag station. good deal centre stands a like the tendrils of a vine on a small diamond bronz■■ equestrian tiny shaped openings has Limited tinkers for Boston are imw s«.!d a* t into tiiis The Man $5.00 irom Belfast aim all s;ati* 1.- n alleged statue oi (luzman Blanco, raised stone wall, and the trains crawl along proven perfectly satisfactory. It costs Branch. upon about Through tickets to aP jioint'- V est and North r to if. the of its a third more than the improving a pedestal of white marble. It is said edge precipices, or twist ordinary Who Doesn't west, via all routes, fm .sale P;. L. \V. (iD.Kor, woven wire fence of equal height. Agent, Belfast. r,hiF. LVAN8, if late dictator of to be an themselves into the of a horse- excellent likeness of t'lie late shape In 1001 we gave them too extensive a Vice President am: (ieneral Manager ,'lions in a break- have a bilious head- F. E. Booth by. * end Pass, and Ticket dictator, and was erected by himself in shoe magnet, so that the engineer on range and they did but little clearing indigestion, Agent. ; J..\i:«. i: vakie’i v, ill wo built his can look up. In long six one buck ache or real once --I j moles, l"i>, at great expense out of the locomotive directly across May ewes, dyspepsia and live were in an m:\vpi.avoks a at an acute a kills, put acre of in a while is the angle, government coffers. On the sides bottomless chasm into the windows exception. | of young woodland of a mixed growth, lie the of the rear car. The views from this You who do will find a quick Low pj;ioKs. ) open, gave the pedestal are emblematic tablets in most of tiie trees three to six inches in California to a train as it and relief from a of the adding shrewd bronze and at the four corners stand pants puffs on its way to diameter There was a quite thick teaspoonful a tiie growth of underbrush. The small True “L. F.” Atwood’s Bitters. clause inserted in enormous bronze candelabra. Presi- Caracas are the most beautiful combi- underbrush of at lie should receive the nation ot birch, maple, hazel hush, sc. a bottle. dent Blanco was a self-made and sea, plain and mountain eyes 3 man, etc., have been cleared up so that Poor soon as a could go ever beheld. & ship evidently worshipped Ids maker, lie where tht re are no alders or evergreens Son, Druggist 1 k a a.ter. The Fannie tlie under tiie trees completed "made while the sun 15. Wakd. ground is as clean Waters of certainly hay” Life as it had been burned together too small tor shone, and his of absolute thougl over. during days Sweet fern do not like weil tor they very SPEC IAL REPORT BY A WATER EX- nothing larger powt’r in Venezuela erected at least The Good Old Times. hut have cleaned all of the hard- they PERT, who examined the of Utah, Ne- si the smallest kind of one back out of this springs ...THE... statue of himself in every city, piece. Ferns and vada and California in the interest of an Ohio ould in and out of who taik of the old times brakes have been eaten to some extent. institution, say s the finding ot get town, village and hamlet of tlie country People good ad should read these facts, They have eaten the leaves and young IS HAH SPRINOs actually manage to —and in some cities several "counter- complied by “Popular Mechanics.” In the good old sprigs of bushes in preference to grass. and the nature ot that water was a wonderful red hv the contractor a feit presentments” in bronze or marble, times: Birches two inches or more in diameter discovery and valuable acquisition to tie- ma- teria medica. They am located on tin* northern id sum. the tirst, last and There was a have not hut all of the costliest description, paid for not public library in the they injured, they have spur of San Miguel .Mountain, about thirteen ! miles distant from of San !> ever accomplished the at United .States. stripped the hark from every maple. tlie* city ••go. Cal. public expense. The waters flow out of the sole of a hill, which Almost all the furniture was Even trees six inches in Furnace maple possible feat. So the -More than the import- is crowned with heavy stiata of chalky deposit. interesting common ed from England. diameter 1 ave been thus killed. We Kelsey money, but he ieit that features mentioned above are the ruin- An old copper mine in Connecticut have found them to he fond of the Unlike other spring waters, that continually JOBBKRS;OH i he hired » form calcareous and inci iistations which steamer, to ea- ed was used as a hark of trees, even the Is now on exhibition on deposits Spanish forts perched above the city prison. apple eating require remov ing, or if ferruginous and sulphui- rns of There was one hat and hark from old trees. our floor. We ous wrath the dictator, on rocks that have been only factory, cordially constantly cover tin* vats with slim,*, these GRAIN, many times To waters flow over the solid rock that made cocked hats. clean up birch or evergreen wood invite all those interest- without showing voik, though entirely un- the least sta n of accumulation of stained with blood during the terrilic contained a land have effective. any deposit, Virginia fifth of the they proven very the waters i" 'se intended, did do some j ed to call and examine. remaining any length of time perfect- conflicts of days gone by. When whole population of the country. There has been practically no cost for ly clear. FEED. it The day serves somewhat buccaneers and A man who jeered at the preacher the summer’s keeping. The twelve medicinal quality is an antacid, and where “pirate kings” were alkaline lotions are used in fevers or cutaneous tremendous force of the or criticised the sermon was fined. goats have been without other SEEDS and the kept diseases, warm or cold, this water has no rival. cruising Spanish main, LaCuayra Two food on one acre of wood land. ntiiiually roll in from the stage coaches bore all the travel young We are headquarters Salt Rheum in aggravated oases, with proper was a favorite lighting place, for gal- between New York and Poston. They have required no care other than attention lo the drinking and using ••xternally. ■ s g the for all kinds of ... must to ts influences. GROCERIES reatly facilitating A laborer considered himself well an occasional visit to see that are | yield healing leons came here to load up with treas- day they Patients from gastric catarrh or acid of at the all I suffering -charge lighters paid with two shillings a day. right and that they have water. dyspepsia w ill find by its proper use a tendency ure on their way from Oarthageua to Importers o! Sinli. breakwater is now in The whipping post and were Salt was given occasionally. to properly acidulate the juices of the stomach, pillory to remove abnormal and live >l>ain. I'poll a high blull overhanging still in New York and Poston. (.'has. P. director. coating bring tissue -Unction, which, it is standing Woods, Oil Stoves into action. the town is a long, low. rambling castle Trousers were fastened with pegs or Orono, Sept, l.j, 1902. Also persons from same .-aim- or from im- ■ dealers in the finest of ! matters proper digestion or unsound teem have offensive quality considerably. which served for as a laces. many years resi- breatlu-o much so to render thorn timid about puny holds theconlract The church collection was taken in a The Potato Outlook. dence far tlie of close conversation, will find the use of those Captains-Reneral the at and ziielean government, to hag the end of a pole, with a bell at- Ovens, waters as a gargle am! drink rend- r the breath colonies. lias it haunt- sweet and VV holesome. Anthracite and Spanish Report tached to arouse the sleepy contrib- Potatoes are some in this sec- pure, "t solici three- rusting Persons in health will find no better den- cement, ed a of of utors. but it is good by lively company ghosts, tion, hoped not so badly as Kitchen Goods, tifice. as the water quiets fermentation and de- mile in extent, s enclosing both sexes and all nationalities, and in- elsewhere;, in the region of ilouiton stroy parasite growlh. Blacksmith L03 sS* Hair dressers find in it an excellent shampoo, connection w itli a modern they are rotting very and the numerable romantic traditions are rife Easy to Tear Down. badly, Tubs, neutralizing any exress ol fatty suhstanee in tie* cost same may be said for about all X'ew hair and all dandruff, leaving tin; hair three million dollars, it. Those who have read removing OKUKHS PROMPTLY] I II I.KI) concerning England. Reports from the west and Wringers, light and pompadour. here than live in A current item tells how a L. A. CURTIS. years the Rev. Charles Kingsley’s incompara- trial was middle west also show much rust and (Signed) to the made to decide in how short time and ■cnling contract, ble novel entitled '‘Westward IIo.” living rot. The price for the Aroostook valley Hose, 37 trees could be made into 33,35, Front Sf.l Belfast. Me. ■ newspapers. would n,pitted affprd a and who lias he not, therefore, look so low for the perfectly not'fi will interested It was done in 1+5 minutes. This in- Regular price for a half bot- is coming season as at first thought. It RANGES. gallon or vessels of large draught, to learn that this is the casa as the TELEPHONE 4-2. very in teresting showing perfection of would seem to be a good plan to keep all tle, $1.50. Our price, 75c. 1,, a,- revolution has modern is not present which the ‘‘Rose of Devon” dwelt with machinery,init important. potatoes that will keep—at any rate and If some genius could invent a process not to in a to WM. 0. POOR & SON, Belfast. pperations, today ves- her Spanish and here she was he hurry dispose of them lover, now for into — cmain turning newspapers trees, for low prices. Indications are that outside, as of old, found Frank and it CALIFORNIA by Aymas Leigh would be worth talking about. Analy- will not have to he fit the of potatoes given away lumbling mercy The author states that “the castle sis is easy enough; it is synthesis all this season.—Fort Fairfield Review. For Sale at a is the OPEN EVENINGS. Bargain he their anchors, on stood a which sticker. Anybody can tear lying under the shadow of % That desirable and well located real estate at gloomy- but those who can build are ‘his at the bottom of the down, up Beware of the Knife. the foot of Main street, known as the Daniel sea, looking fortress.” The latter—which --I few. It took many years to build the Lane wharf property, will be sold low to close WATERS OF LIFE. d few or shift- SEPTEMBER 25, 1902. Few are entirely Races. also the en- con lined to his room. Dyspeptic Sufferers well-equipped gymnasium, s»o slowly as to cause tire It may develop The fair of the Waldo and Published the group of industrial and educational Penobscot Every Thursday Morning by Mrs. B. F. Harding and son Clyde called during the \shole * classes. little if any disturbance at Monroe Must Have Iron friends here last week. Agricultural Society Sept. ltith, upon period cf cfcildhe* >d. That this appeal will not he made in 17th and 18th, came fully up to the expecta- Journal Pub. Co. James F. Jewell is confined to the house It then produce irregularity of the And should take Republican vain we are sum may tions of its and Better Peptiron—a fully assured. The Stomach and bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh, promoters patrons. by a serious attack ofjsciatiea. radical cure for ner- asked for is, in these and in view and marked tendency to consumption weather could not have been wished for. paleness, days in cutaneous VHAHLES Mr. wife and child before manifesting itself much a show of and the vousness vni.sBn;v.;|,| of the to which it is to be de- Henry Cunningham, There was good cattle, and dyspepsia in purpose or swelling. the of Geo. Miller. eruption glandular other were well tilled consider- have been visiting family are departments either sex at voted, a small one, and any one of our It is best to be sure that you quite any age. si r.<- liii'TicN Tkhm*j In 82.00 a its eradica- the unfavorable season. Side shows advance, Mrs. Charles E. Small of Worcester,Mass., free from it, and for complete ing cures and ner- 81.00 tor six 50 cents for three many multi-millionaires contrib- It prevents year: months; might tion can rely on and refreshment stands were much in month'. has been visiting friends and relatives here. you very ute it. The fact that “the once vous exhaustion and :>\ k 1.1 isino Tf.hm.'; For one one building but most of the attractions were debility; square, Forbes has been in cut. evidence, lia-li i■ •;■_tli in column. 75 cents for one week, and erected the Jesse C. employed plant would be self-support- Hood’s Sarsaparilla of a class and the crowds were civil and overcomes the effects of men- 2:. cent' for on the John M. good each subsequent insertion. ting and blasting rocks medicines for all humors. ing because day and normal classes The best of all The interest centered in the tal and overwork and Dow farm. orderly. great physical is not the north would yield a handsome revenue,” races. There were two events each Henry bringing pole her Mrs. fruit Misses Mattie day, all excesses, perfects digestion. should ! Mrs. Mary Leathers and sister, Harding, Troy: plate, home with him, but says he has made further strengthen this appeal ami the summaries are.here given: Margaret Parsons, are visiting friends in Kelsey, Taunton, Mass., Carrie Kelsey, "valuable discoveries.” to to “employers and the SEPTKMBF.lt ldTH. Enough public generally.” Brooks. Knox; six tumblers, Willis Kelsey. Knox, j 2.19 class trot and p ice, purse 8-2.7. Peptiron'L'u'tZ insure a successful lecture tour? West of Lewiston is at Capt. glass fruit bowl, Miss Lenora V. Forbes; Wedding Bells. j Thomas lieury Titer, ch. u., by Emperor lids and is off from china brush and crumb tray, Mr. and Mrs. 1 1 1 \ convalescents,the aged Congressman Charles E. Littlefield i Stanley Perkins. He is sick and Wilkes, L. L. Gentner, Beiia«>t_ B. F. fruit Frank St. ch. 11. B. Hat- Em;t.ish Ci.kMKNTs. i work. Wentworth; fancy dish, Lady Croix, m., | and infirm, and all sufferers a will be a candidate for the Monday morning, 2 2 Is this speakership L. ice cream Mr. ton, Brighton, Mass..2 Beauty ,|| at 10 1 Young, Morrill; set, and from cold of the National House in the event of Sept. 15th, o'clock, a pretty wedding Ned Edwards is at home from Augusta Frank 11., gr. s., Bos cue Holmes, | poor circulation, took Mrs. H. L. Reynolds; two hemstitched tray Ellsworth. 3 3 3 Guarantee e\er\ place in Winterport at the home of where he has a position as attendant in the hands and feet, loss of ,H, Speaker Henderson persisting in his re- j cloths Misses Elvira and b. appetite Mr. and Mrs. G. II. their and fancy plate, Lansdowne, s., John Buggies, Clements, when Insane Asylum. 4 and fusal to accept the nomination from Ruth Knox; two dessert spoons, Carmel. 4 4 sleep. daughter, Lillian Woodman was Dow, Clements, Ross C. Webber has obtained a gasolene Time 2.20), 2.20), 2.20. Its effects are the third congressional district of Iowa. united in Charles II. Forbes; butter knife, Mrs. C. H. permanent. marriage to Mr. J. George Eng- trot and machine for cutting the ensilage 3-minute class, and pace, purse $100. Peptiron is made in two forms: in a He is in for the lish of engine Forbes; silver service, consisting of sugar liquid— every way qualified Boston. The ring ceremony was Fred b. h Butcher for his silo. bowl, cream Morgan, by an aromatic cordial elixir—at $1 per bottlef Rev. .1. W. Hatch in the spoonholder, pitcher, teapot, 2 1 1 1 position. performed by pres- Boy, Jr., Peter Com. ence of a large number of relatives and Hixie, m., King, per box. By C. I. HOOD CO. proprietors ( Lowell of Miss Vesta Davis, formerly and a silver fruit basket from Miss Myrtle Brighton, Mass. 12 4 3 Kev. lias. Cummings, sheriff-elect friends. The a inf Hood's bride is very popular young Frank b. Pearibmok Sarsaparilla. Lowell. Mass., l\ S. A. of this place. H. Forbes, the bride's sister; gold plate >., g., Farm, i of Androscoggin county, says that he lady and graduated with high honors from Belfast. 3 3 2. 2 R. H. Moody, Soiling Ajrcnt in was in Bath last .Sun- picture frame and pair towels, Vesta V. was elected so the Emerson College of of Boston, Rev. F. W. Barker Percy Wilkes, br. g., Ralph Bur- entirely unpledged far Oratory with Belfast. Ilis here was by a Davis, Lowell, Mass.; panel picture rid, Bangor. 4 4 2 4 as last spring. The groom is a day. place supplied positions under him are concerned, very enterpris- Mrs. Inez N. Time 2.30, 2.23. student from the Theological gilt frame, Whitney, Nashua, 2.29), 2.28), and that he shall ing young man of rare ability. The house Bangor 15 NOT COMELEIE. enforce the prohibi- H.; six silver teaspoons, Will Rogers, SEPTEMBER 1 7t I. was very prettily decorated, the couple School. tory law as he shall enf >ree every other ISearsport; bisque ornament, Mrs. Mahala 2.24 class trot and pace, purse $2oo. standing during the ceremony in the hay- Miss Alice L. Dow goes to Boston next This may be truthfully said about an\ law. and E. combination bookcase and Heacon, blk. g., room honestly, impartially rigidly. winter mil- Forbes; desk, by Edgar Wilkes, timing that does not have a sideboard. window under an arch offtvergreens and week for styles and stock for G. G. shawimit 1 1 1 We And further: of golden oak, Albert B. Payson, the groom, Hume, are .iflfenng elegant carved quartered cut ll wers, behind which was banked a linery. She has acquired a reputation as a Lazuro, blk. m., H. G. Ralston, oak sideboards at from Sl'-’.Ts to >_'a.s4, de- to the bride;a cow, valued at and $5.00 1 that 1 do not to £40, Mass. ... 3 2 2 may say expect of flowers and trailing vines, tasteful and milliner. ! Brighton, livered at your own depot. T<» get informa- profusion ingenious from Mr. Mrs. S. A. of pi.: an absolute step to the sale and Payson, parents Buck, b. g., T. G. Fancey, Pittsfield. 2 3 i; tion “Why not write us v" New The bride was very attired in Kngland m j prettily of the Blue Wii b. s., 1. F. Pros- Home cl .quoi this county. No man A. B. Payson has secured the position , groom ; live dollars in gold from Mrs. C. Gould, Furnishing Co., No. '.>•_■ Cross Street, ! white muslin and carried a can da beautiful bou- ! H. 5 3 Cortland, Maine. that. No law on the stat- mail carrier on the new iree delivery route Forbes ; £l.o(i, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Nash, „Ptct..5 1* rank IF, g. s., IF Holmes, Flls- in. hook against crime can abso- quet of white sweet peas. Mr. and Mrs. any I south from this village and will begin his Montvdle; Si.no, Miss Luna A. Forbes; 50 wortli. 4 4 4 1 •;t. that eiinie. fhert is a English were the recipients of beauti- ! !y prevent j many duties October 1st. The boxes have been cents, .Miss Geneva P. Forbes, Reading, Addison, ch. g.. F. W. Mitchell, Ban- law .mail.st stealing, and it is enforced 1 ful presents. after the core- 0 (i 5 Immediately and will be delivered to the Mr. and Mrs. F. R. gor. as well as can ordered patrons Mass.; S5.no, Weymouth, any law be, but it does an inf innal was held and Time 2.19;:, 2.19+, 2.21.F FORMAL* | mony reception in Mrs. Win. Carson and Mrs. AN EVEN HEAT prev< lit But there "are no of the route due season. Morrill; £5.00, 2.;;2 trot and stealing. j refreshments were served, after which the | class, pace, purse 8130. tioi s Will K. 1.; made with thieves, and Polk, Providence, parlor clock, blk. b\ IF is to do 11 Hie happy 1 oft on stinr. of Bangor. The is an assured thing, it seems, Doccaro, h., Jiociiment, requir'd good cooking. y the ; is arc no couple City creamery hei made spite of law and Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Vickery, Morrill; parlor j F. Bean, Camden.. 1 i l Hue construction this is attained lor \. for an news our The speeial in "! ah efforts to ! l’ictou, s., extended visit to which is good for farmers. Frank b. Fearl Brook spit. prevent them. clock, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. York, Dr. and Mrs. S., g., Farm, to perfection in our | the groom's parents, departing amid a has bought the Stevens'clothing Belfast. 2 2 4 company N. K. Cook and E. P. Dearborn; pickle* \ < ti.e of shower of powers and wishes front E. C. Holbrook and will move it S<-: ibner, F. 11. Wiggin, F«*wis'i- *i 3 _■ l.ici'ti, prose-poet j good factory of c- * plated teakettle, Mrs..Louise Wingate, Mon- Wa.ter IS., b. g., F. B. Ireland, Med- ONLY tl e | the many friends who them to to a beside the railroad east of the Ihii'y New.-, takes no stock accompanied position 3 roe ; porcelain savings bank, Willis Kelsey, j ford.. 4 4 the boat, our farmers take in gem tally accepted theory of line I t base hay harm Now let Cyclone G.. Fred Flynn, Hartlaml.. 3 .7 .7 Wave! a a til i Knox; and, although little premature, a 2.23 .. ly see that a due Time 2.2.7, 2.2S. Range hold of this matter and sup- gales, ami thinks we can very well dis- beautiful of metal from Smali.i;v-Kiki.d. string sleighbells ski-t ISTii. THE The following from of cream is furnished. In any event it No worried cook- or cooked food IMONARCM I ■■ -e :! them this ear. This is tile ply poorly y the Dr. and Mrs. N. R. Cook. Doubtlessthe.se 1 Hay Michigan, Tribune will inter- will be better than selling hay year after Free for all, trot and pace, purse >275. wi.en oni stoves are use. kii d, ■ t weather he would have: Till UFsT ITTTIST. est of our readers: will he highly appreciated the coming win- ! many year ! Lazaro, blk. in., II. 1>. Ralston, Ii >■ were to out the kind of as their him pick A uiii-'t but beautiful wedding was that ter, merry chimes keep company Brighton, Mass. 4 111 v. m et v i■ the (L. br. L. I>. THE H. & P want lin the next month or *'f Miss Fibnu R. Fieid and -lames Hurt A large company attended wedding | on his F. R. 1>. route during the cold drives j Tony g., King, Brigh- 7, 320 OO. Mas>. i 4 \5 v e iMidi .-elect thi golden brow n >mailey. which was solemnized on Wednes- of Miss Inez Forbes t<» A. B. last ton, j Payson j that he must endure. b. m \i>i tii m:ii; .no Hi m., at the home of the Buck, g., T. (i. Lancev, 1‘itts- var.ety t nm limeade with trini- In} p. bride’s o' Ho 8. 522 00. evening. passed .. it i. Mrs. V A 'll.") Saturday Everything iield 2 5 2 II g- ot i'll in* autumn leaves and Kddy, Grant Place. \\ ALIM). l l.liM I II A‘ it was one of the b. ('. (i. Relatives and intimate friends were as all would wish and very Mazey Sidne\, in., 11 nine. sliei: in125. eel to ; e call a delicious supper was served, MNs Annie and Mrs. X. S. who have been visit- 0 of hlm-jays and the it. The r. oms now look bright Chase, Fred Morgan, bh., Peter Curron, VC KOSS SI'RKKl, v‘0>li,-r catering. The music for the cere- improved BOYS’ Jl.’VV.Ml chatter d g iad re’s. Tiiere should ing- friends in town, have returned to their Augusta. 1 i i spiii; ni"! and the evening wash;. IfpRemer’s and attractive and it is a very desirable he. an lam. or or w Miss L. P. Brighton. rOHTEA V I). ISE. fin.-ts, inds, Imt we orchestra. M: and M is. iionu m Salem, Mass. Mrs. George Pixie, King, Smallev'have gone Mr. Pay son and his bride have Airing- Mass FIIHM I ti> s o property. 2 2 d gliti-d in a gteat. long ••as{ on a t wo week s' < »n tneir return : trip. the best wLhes of us'all ami we are glad to ton and Miss Frank Sumner accompanied brg., s v et Indian Mimni'-i that shall linger will be at la meat g’.'.i Adams Percy Wilkes, Ralph Burrill, street. them....The of will he far Bangor. ii :>■ ■ Tin- bride is well \t -wui have them settle with us. yield potatoes 1 Overcoats niiiuiie ot >■ ■•veniber. Candid- in this city, hav- Time Boys’ \ below the and the 2.52, 2.2*|, 2.2'h.j. ly w iave 1 ;;11 no summer at all in ing .sited here nia!.} t lines ,luring the past average, apple crop Fred of HATS <• most won STYLISH we;\ ears, .''he i- a Payson-Foiibes. The interesting Flynn Hampden the peg i"‘g. Wt- admit that daughter of the late lighter than for several years — W. X. ! treel) the period race. In tills race the Men’s ami Hr. 1 held of Hang-,, Me., who was a cousin event in Brooks the week horses weie unhar- Boy- as! March ! a.- beet, a mild occurring past Hanii? g has aid to a some veiy of \\h Fieid pipe spring fifty nessed and harnesses hung upon a peg ami Gyrus and Henry \Y. Field. was the 2Utli. of ••-! but mil will have tiie'cour- marriage Saturday, Sept, rods from 1 then the horse was harnessed ami a t lien* is uni: oily Tlie groom is a wadi Known manufacturer, his buildings and has a good driven ;ir-il o it was summer. Albert B. Payson and Miss Inez M. Forbes, half mile. The horse under .-ay being junior member of the lirm of Smalley supply of running water. coining the Ft on. SEA KS MON T. I ; ■■ loin mil has had cause ot late to Simplex and has ahvaxs lived in Fax (’it\. Payson recently bought in West Brooks, 'i’ll K 1‘KKMH M LIST. fft He is a graduate of the High Mr. Oscar Boynton of North Searsmont ! Pali arid Winter Wear. j o: g.atidatt ii.-elt o; so Hay City j and which was the home of the Oxen s possessing sclioi and was a member of the formerly Draft —Hayward Pierce, 1st, Frank class of ‘op has bought a New York Hedrick hay press i S lny da ia nsti* m-ney. The payment of I’Diversity of Michigan bride’s grandfather, Almon s. Forbes. A. Twombly, 2d; Pavid Me.-ervv, 5d. ikjl and began work at Swanville Mills Septem- | Draft Oxen, r feet — Herbert Black, a::'am and renew;;, ol The house was brilliantly lighted and pro- 1st; subscriptions ber 22nd—Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Simmons 1 L. L. Rogers, 2nd ; .J. C. Littlefield, 5d. and i have been in Hkown Gi.ai;k. A very and fusely decorated will evergreen Oxen and Steels Herbert 1st; 12 Main Strc accompanied many cases interesting have gone to Boston to select goods for the ! Black, occasion was dowers. In one corner of the pleasant Hayward Pierce, 2nd; .J R. 5d. Lamson t ill the that are Mrs. Sarah F. Clark parlor piper highly ap- Searle has returned to Waban, Mass. .. .Mr. ! J. K. Bailey, 2nd : 11. Black, 5u. m-STRICT.Y CS lit tiie Clark green and sweet peas under which the 1 homestead in Frankfort Matched Working oxen—}-;. c a'alt, ; nil will .--t-rv e its an incen- Sep- William one of our oldest West, 1st; ! wa.*» accom- l’ipley, citizens, tember 17th. ’lhe house was bridal couple stood. The bride M. Shihles, 2nd; Herbert Black, ;;d. beautifully has a t.'o to :etiewe efn rts to make The mowed with hand se>the eighty years Matched Steer decorated for the occasion and the panied by her sister, Miss Myrtle 11. | Calves, under 1 year— ceremony in succession — A doe and two fawns are Pavid W. A. limn l! a wt■:ci,t; e visitor in Waldo while Mr. s. 11. Lord of Belfast j Meservey, 1st.; Condon, 2nd ; was performed by Rev. -1. W. Hatch of Whi- Forbes, •I. R. Littlefield, 5d. seen daily on the farm of A. B. Ripley — vo homes ami a- letter front as man. Mrs. \V. S. Jones ! ity liome” te: port, in the presence of relatives and .served best play- Working Steers, ;; years and und-r- F. C. Mr. II. F. Miller left for BoMon, ] march when the Tuesday West, 1st: M. 2nd : Herbert I to V ;dd.' (a.iinty j*eiip"e abroad. Twen- lriends. Alter lhe ceremony tlm ed the wedding parties j Shihles, Back, company where lie will spend the winter — The 5d. ago. when the came was invited to the entered the room. The ring service was ty-''.. years paper dining room, where a J sociable at II. K. Holmes’ last Matched Steers, 2 years and under Otis the Lev. \V A. Richmond of Freedom Thursday under it.- nut bountiful repast had hi on A re- used, FI well, 1st; Pavid 2nd; .1 R. present igemeiit. W. II. provided. j was a occasion.... Meservey, The bride wore an cos- 1 evening very pleasant 1 ;t t if :;d. ■ officiating. elegant field, < ; said :n In- v.a that ception was held in the evening, and was a i OEM im: iv i Simp— dictory it Mr. Arthur is at home from Water- Trained 2 oi tunic of w hite embroidered from Bryant Steers, years under, driven mo.-t enjoyable occasion. Roth bride and mull, agift j "w:ll oe tin ] ut pose ol the new ttian- ville for a of u>-fk.-. by hoy 14 years or under- Krvin Mr>. of and vacation three Works, groom are highly and their Augustine Thompson Boston, 1m ; F.verett 2nd: W. F. to "ii i,ke as heretofore the respected people Works, Scribner, agef.ei.t" roses. was dressed A 1*1*1, ETON. inanx friends wish them much happiness, carried bride The groom 5d. new oi We. o and of this Misses Curriand Gusheeo arc stu- Pen of Calve.' not hs.~ than live- P. county city will reside in in the conventional black. The bridesmaid Bessie j Fall lhe. Hampden. 1st: .1. R Style, 1902 a ; at the Meservey. Littlefield, 2nd; Her- spi malty ml wide! shall lend a wore The house dents Normal School, Castine.... j help- blue and carried pinks. j bert Black, 5d. ‘1||l eideiprisi in wl ich Maine men may be 'Sr"'j Young and Miss Marian Young of ed pleasantly j primary Chase, Maiden, H A T Ma": :«* John has the Oeiitleinen’s Driving Horse—'*. M. ei.g igi d sea or lul To took*pi;u-e Wedne-da\ cream and cake were served. A reading Taylor Appleton school, Miss lay l!." what ex- J.' forenoon, ilewes, 1st; K. R. Pascal. 2 Daniel Mai- Sept. ! .lli, at !o.4.‘i o'clock at the home <»t F.vie id; was given by Miss E. M. McCarty and Taylor the Gurney, and Miss Winnie 5d. Is a tent this pledge lias- been fulfilled the Hen: loo North Main den, snappy, styiish. up to date Hat i;i } Young, street. The Ames the school. <■ marks were offered Rev. \V. A. Richmond Ridge Clarence Simmons Stallion* for 1st e(• i■ uion\■ was Rev. T. P. by Driving—Fred Leonard, id- ot the piper will testify. There performed by aid 2nd; 5d. every particular. SOFT anti i.'iianis, ,i very close friend of the and M. J. Dow. Mrs. Charles W. Abbott is teaching in St. George and Miss Fannie Henry Leonard, HAIR, has been an earliest endeavor family. Trotting or Pacing Stallions K. T. STIFF HA Is. to he found eeiiainly Ill*- gin-sts from out of town were Miss of Albion and Miss Flora Tasker of Monroe GuHiee in Union ...Miss Ivlith II. Gushee Rey- only ELEC! RIC, nold'. l.'t;(r. F. (build, 2ik ; Chas. L. Pus- to i\, tl- the outlined. Ali'e Rudd of Providence, Mr. and Mrs. at. up policythus great artistic skill in the arrange is visiting friends in Massachusetts.. About tin, 5(1. TOOTH, Fdw Aim's of Camden, Miss Laura Sanborn displayed other tnaiiliestatmi, of interest in a mu ougnui eu .'■'’.anions- r rcu Ai «d Yinalliaven, Mrs. F. A. Young and ment of flowers and in the general oversight dozen members of Golden Rod Rebekali Leonaio, 1st; \V. S. Fdminster, 2nd. ells Bru ; i- shown the brother and a went to liiion ttu* pin by increasing Reforest, Anthony Rerg Miss of the occasion. Mr. Payson is graduate Lodge Monday evening, Sept, Three-Y ear-Old .'la} Howard of Matiiiicus. The Draft Stallion—Fred CLOTH. number .d news items and personals couple of Castine Normal school and has been an loth, where they met 17 members of the Leonard, 1st. lett mi the afternoon train lor a bridal trip HAT, t* efficient teacher in his own and other towns, Camden lodge, who had also been invited Three-Year-Old Trotting Hied Stallion sent in We have repeatedly invited Niagara falls and other places, and upon Palmer's, HAM), &c J. A. 1st. their return will reside at Matiiiicus. The lie was recently appointed to the position by Bethel lodge. Two candidates from Treat, such eontribMtio ■s.I>u: it is only of late Hreeding Draft Mare—Geo. \V. groom is postmaster at Matiiiicus and as a Partridge, of letter carrier, his route extending from Warren were initiated by the degree staff 1st and 2nd; \V. R. 3d. that v e liavi beg in to receive them in member ot the lirm of Henry Young A: Go. Wentworth, Masonic Brooks to South East Brooks of Bethel after which a Mare— C. W. 1st; John Me, is well and known in the eastern village Brooks, lodge, lirst-class Driving Moore, Temple, Belfast, am n sinber. 1 he -lournal has popular!} fully a (Tibbs, 2nd; F. G. Kimball, 3d. part of the county. The bride is the daugh- into Monroe, and back to Brooks, distance entertainment was given by i:i members of LARGEST LO1 OE. littv and contributors, ter of Mr. Two-Year-Old Filly—11. A. Fletcher, 1st; v.im-spoiulents and Mrs. AYyer Rradford. The of about 23 miles, lie a the w ho came in as a recently bought lodge, minstrel com- F. Nickerson, 2nd ; J. M. Nickerson, 3d. in a but even this couple will have tlie best wishes of many two ai d three town, valuable where will reside. Miss with a cake walk Draft under 1 friends.—Rockland Courier-Gazette. farm, they pany, ending by Miles colt, year old—G. W. Par- CALIFORNIA tore* is nut able to gather ail the news, Forbes is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Jones of Cambridge, Mass.,ami Miss Maud tridge, 1st. Three-Y*ear-Old Gelding—S. M. IIewes, —— and items from other sources are al- Mrs. Charles II. Forbes and has taught Lermond. A bountiful was served The Maine W. C. T. U. Convention. repast 1st; F. C. West, 2nd ; (’has. Mudgett, 3d. school in town for a number of ways ws- coined. W hat we particularly years. They at seven o’clock and again at 12... Mr. Trained C’olt, not over 1 year-J. II. have the best wishes of a host of friends for Treat, 1st; C. II. Albert desire ire reports ot local industries, The State convention of the Maine YV. C. Frank Fuller of Cumberland, Wisconsin, Patterson, 2nd; their and is in Stimpson, 3d. T. future happiness prosperity. They visiting relatives this OF and so- T. was held in vicinity...! WATERS LIFE. Druggist’s— personals, notes on stock crops, YY’aterville Sept. 10th, 17th Mr. Matched driving horses—W. L. were the of George A. Pease, who spent the sum- Packard, and recipients many presents, among 1st; J. J. 2nd. ciety meetings, etc. It is perhaps hard- 18tli. The address of the State Presi mer with his son, T. W. left last Dearborn, which were noticed the Parlor Pease, Mrs. L. M. X. following: week for Dakota ...Mr. and Mrs. 1TKK BLOOD STOCK. lv necessary to add that neighborhood dent, Stevens, and reports, Allen Xature’s Greatest Solvent, —■Sun rocker, Charles II. Forbes; oak rocker, Davis of Somerville, Mass., are guests of communi- occupied the first day. Mrs. Steven s address Herd of Short Horns, 1 Hull, M ows—F ijuiirnus nr reflections upon Eben Littlefield and Jliss Annie Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Davis. anti Man’s Vittilizer mat is on the (ith C. West, 1st. in given page. The event of the Payson;| ties or individuals can have no place oak rocker, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 0. SWANVILLK. Short Horn Hulls—H. C. Works, F. second was the contest I'ayson ; 1st; Restorer. See testimonials. ever shown in th: day for the Demerest (’. West, 2nd. our columns. bedspread, Mrs. IS. F. llarding, Troy; pair Mr. W. W. Wilson has returned to Bos- medal, which began at 8 p. m., with six con- Hull Calf, under 1 year—A. R. Murch, 1st; and at LOWKST of Louise il. and MissCil- ton....Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Maiden and of whom were towels,Mrs. Cilley F. ( West, 2nd and 3d. 11- ;!.«• current isMit (•! testants,all warmly received. Tlie(,'ougrega ley, Mr. and Mrs. Fred daughter Ollie, who have been Short Horn Hull, 1 year and under 2—11. The recitations were in verse and Augusta; pair towels, visiting Hslf Gellon Bottles Miss Frances .1. of this prose. 1st; F C. 2nd. only 75c, tionanst Dyer The nmdal went to Miss of line darned Mr. and friends in town, have returned to C. Works, West, Margaret Williams Kninions; tidy lace, Howard, 4 one of the of that 'd Herd of Herefords, Hull, years and POOR & S-* editors Miss Tubbs and Mrs. R. I — city, lurmerly Philadelphia^ Miss James Bailey, Boston; handkerchief in Mr. Walter Crawford was in town over—Herbert 1st: Daniel Me- POOP & sew. Leavitt, both oi \\ Hlack, and for many years in aterville, gave recitations Mexican Miss Edith M. last week in the interest of 2nd. paper engaged tin wait for the work, McCarty; the Atwood- servey. during decision of the At a Probate <'ourt, I■»-■•! it v work in makes a chiffonier Mr. and Mrs. M. .1. Hereford Hull, 2years—J. A. Nickerson, missionai Iloston, judges. At the close of the medal contest cover, How; Crawford Spool-Bar Company of Pawtuck- tor tile <'o. >f W aid*• 1st, inty for the girls of that city and tells M i>s Anna A. < ;<>rdon,vice president at large table cloth and napkins, Mrs. James F. et, R. 1. Mr. C. R. Nickerson is September, .\ I * >2 plea ol the shipping hull Calf—Herbert Hlack, 1st. national W. C. T. I’., made an address. e. \« )rt« >n da ■ Mr. — of a forward movement by the Y. \V. Huslield, Haverhill, Mass.; couch, spool bars to the firm now Mrs. Helen Hereford Hull Calf, I year- II. Hlack, 1st. 1 he closing saw a attendance at late of Mo itvi 1 .*•, ,n said day large Janies Pure Flood Hereford stock Cows- Her- Mary ( \ In considering the needs of tlie all sessions. The devotional service in the Huslield, Haverhill, Mass.; picture, Peck, who has been the guest of Hon. A. deceased, ha\ ing presented bert Hlack, 1st and 3d; J. R. Littlefield, 2nd. that she be adr morning was conducted Mrs. K. A. G. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. hand E. Nickerson the IN may appointed ten thousand women ot ilos- by Jones; painted past week, returned to Holstein 4 and over with two ESTABLISHED 1836. “surplus of Hast Brownfield, Hull, years estate of said dec. used stickney the subject be- plate, Miss Hammond, New S. of them wage- Bedford, Mass.; Philadelphia Tuesday—Mrs. Mary Nick- of his get— L. Rogers, 1st; Will Dollop, () tale That the said petit m ton, a large ] roportiun ing Courage. The memorial service was capital stock, $150,000, red, pair Delbert and Nettie erson has returned from a visit to 2nd. all interested by caa'u health conducted b\ Mrs. R. C. llall of Rockland. napkin rings, Bradford. persons earners, Miss Dyer places lirst, 1*. H. Holstein Hull Calf, 1 year—J. H. order to be pulalisbed three wet rJ lie names of those who Mrs. Cora — S. I). had died during Bowen; Battenberg centerpiece, Mr. and Mrs. Greeley and two a new “because defects otteu lie at the the Vickery, 1st; Freeman Ricker, 2nd. surplus, 33,000. the Republican Journal, bodily year were read, and Miss Hall t lie t ai sang Forbes Clough, Waterbury, Connecticut; children of Hampden, accompanied by Miss Holstein Heifer Celt', l year—J. H. Vick- kl I'.cllast, they may of To meet Lead Kindly Light. Prayer was ottered Court, to be he'd at Belfast, \vi root moral delinquencies.'’ by cake Miss New Bed- Edna were in town 1st and 2nd. DEPOSITS SOLICITED Miss Anna Gordon. fancy plate, Anthony, Edgecomb, Sunday_ ery, on the oi On During the service 3 County, ltbday the need for culture the Y. \V. Pure Flood Ayrshire Hull, years—George of uo.a physical special mention was made by Mrs. Stevens ford, Mass.; salt and pepper set, Galen K. Thanks to Capt. Smart we were enabled to at ten the »*lock btdore W. Partridge, 1st. Safe Boxes for Rent at $3.00, if hav. the ( the ol Sheriff' Pearson of Portland. The State at Deposit any they why piayt A. several years ago opened Forbes; berry spoon, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. attend the Pomona Grange Belfast. We one Pure Flood Angus Stock, only exhibi- and a er«hliouhl not be- grant.-.1 song,written by Miss Gordon and to be sung $5.00, $6.50 $8.00 year. and "from the E. cake Miss that ail of our were not tion—A. J. Kenniston secured 1st liKO. E. .Ida Durant Uymnasium, at the national entitled Maine’s Bryant, Freedom; plate, Fivie regret granges there premium convention, on all his stock. A t rue copy. Atte.-t start its success was phenomenal. The Welcome, was rehearsed. E. Roberts; glass ice cream dishes, Robbie to listen to the instructive talk of State C»tas, V. Ha/.i The Jersey Stock—Daniel Dyer and Will Dol- | election of officers followed and Mrs. 11. Lecturer — Clarence Our vault is in Eastern Maine ami rose from twelve’ McGray, Knox; onyx berry set, Mrs. Thompson Walker is loff divided the 1st and 2nd ex- unequalled membership steadily Lillian M. N. was premiums, Stevens unanimously re- At. a Probate Court held at Belt- are Addie L. Fuller, cracker jar, attending the State Normal School in Farm- cept on stock cows, when G. M. Stephenson ! I N EXCELLED in security against lire and to and multitudes turned elected for the 27th Freedom; \\ on away time; corresponding took 2nd. the Country d aldo, he secretary, Miss Cornelia M. Dow of Port- silver mounted, Mrs. Mary F’orbes Leathers, ington— Miss Katherine Nickerson began in the A. I>. 19<»2. each season for lack of room.” This Plums—A. P. Moore, 1st; D. M. Moody, i burglary country. tember, land; recording secretary, Miss Clara M. Troy; silver ladle, Mr. and Mrs. Moses W- school in district No. 5, Sept. 15th — The r mrs C. M< »RSI., administra- on the most 2nd ; H. N. Fish, 3d. Those renting boxes can have the exelusi v institution is conducted Harwell of Mrs. late of Rockland; treasurer, Ade- Mr. and Mrs. L. A. S. has the resol- W. Alden li ot Levi I,. Preseott, laide S. Rich, Belfast; gravy ladle, adopted following Pears—G. Snow, 1st; Mudgett, ha line? and has done an in- Johnston of Fort Fairfield. Dele- privilege <>f taking their boxes to and from the County of \Valu'-o deceased, approved death of Mrs. T. C. J. J. 3d he gates to the national convention, with alter- Charles Collin, Albion; gold bowl soup utions upon the Smart: 2nd; Faker, petition praying that he may It lias Cranberries—Jeff S. Plum- vault. or sale and coiiva •• calculable amount ot good. nates, counties: Mr. and we are called to mourn Nealey, lst;S. l»uhiic privato by Androscoggin, Mrs. K. ladle, Mrs. Harry Again upon the 1 Weymouth, mer, 2nd. tate of said deceased, described M. Blanchard, Mrs. Helen A. loss of a dear sister. While we oiler the tri- now its present quarters. Thomas; Chicago; cream ladle, James silver That t ne said m outgrown Mrs. Payson; to the of Grapes—J. J. Baker, 1st. Ordered, petit Aroostook, Clara Getchell, Miss Belle bute of loving hearts memory Mrs. all interested by causn Another branch of the Y. W. C. A. bread tray, Mrs. M. C. Parsons, set tetiderest The exhibit of fruits and vegetables was persons Downes; Cumberland, Mrs. Sarah Mc- Troy; Eliza Smart, with thoughts of her MEETING OE CREDITORS. order to be published thiee wee> of knives very line, taking the season into consider- work is the School of Domestic Science Clellan, Mrs. II. S. Loring; Kennebec, Mrs. and forks, Mrs. Augustine kindly courtesy and sympathy, with keen- The Republican Journal, a new- and the exhibit of stock was the best Jewett, Mrs. est sorrow for the loss of her ation, S. District Court. For the District of Maine, at, Belfast, that t may app* The aim of this Johnson; Penobscot, Mrs. E. Thompson, Boston; dinner set, Dr. companion- the U. hey and Christian Work. A. Augus- in the of the society. In fact to beheld a? t Bel last, wit 1 Harvey, Mrs. E. R. Hudson; YVashing- ship, we have the assurance that “though history In Bankruptcy. Court, tine Thompson, Boston; cold meat fair was a success. on the 14-h ot Oct. school is “to give scientific and practi- ton, Mrs. Susan M. Grant, Mrs. E. M. Vose; fork, weeping may endure for a night, joy cometh The first meeting of tin* creditors of Almond R. County, day Mrs. Elizabeth Miss of Burnham.Maine,adjudged bankrupt at ten of the clock luctore noon. in all that to \<>rk, Manson, Mrs. Fuss; Cyndia Hughes, Brighton, Mass.; in the morning.” Spaulding have, the *d cal instruction pertains Ins own t<> prove their '-iaims any they why' prayer Somerset, Mrs. Frances M. Mrs. death has come without our in- upon petition, should Chandler, gold bowl sugar shell aud butter knife, Through him and «*hoosc om- or more trustees of not be grained. the home and its management”; and no Annie Knox and vitation and his greeting is our tear- against CEO. K. JollN- Daggett; Piscataquis, only firs estate, will be held at the office of the referee, Mrs. Edith Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Forbes, Brigh ton, Mass, we drink A the need for or useful- M. Oakes, Mrs. Cura J. ful silence, though the cup he f a bush that had blossomed in July. The The membership of theorder reaches 1,002,- bodies are made of the sound- foliage was and the rose very fra- The W C T. 1'. has changed its day of perfect 272. tlie grant. During year there were 99,393 took “a day off” last to The meeting Friday afternoon. meeting est materials. institutions in tlie subordinate lodges. In- : fair. There will a corn roast and M this week will be with Mrs. Eli Cook on be picnic cluding those initiated in other branches Charles street Childhood is the time to under the of the Methodists at the : of the School Com- lay auspices the total reached 183,845. The amount of at street next as; evening, ship yard the foot of Allyn reliel was an Monday •Saturday evening, Sept. 27th, the Base the foundation for a con- disbursed $3,929,795, increase sturdy ■Saturday afternoon at (i o'clock. A social ually plentiful tliis fall Ball Association begins a course of assem- of $203,093. Revenues from all branches were stitution that will last for sfternoon will be *m the, beach from 3 ones are seen in the blies in Odd Fellows Hall. Admission, years. spent $10,820,970; increase, $000,025. Expenses clock until supper time. streets. ladies in cents; gentlemen 25 cents. Scott's Emulsion is the $8,790,195; increase, $430,353; surplus rev- right Ben Hendricks and his ... present- enues, invested funds, $29,952,769 fitted one of James ('. Durham ami 1. L. who $2,030,775; iarontly Ferry, ed stuff. the Swedish dialect play Ole Oleson in Sept. 19th it was voted to hold the next con- ;h an aceteylene gas bought the Skoda building on Bridge street, Belfast House Tuesday vention Grand at 1 Opera evening. of the Sovereign Lodge y bright and steady are giving the building some needed re- Scott’s Emulsion stimulates Ben was a sturdy Swede and lie llaltiniore. A national organization of It is an excellent site for a small typical pairs. lad "he of good support. The specialties were Patriarchs Militant was effected in connec- W. Coombs started manufacturing business. growing powers children, excellent. The Swedish Ladies' Quartette tion with that day's session. It will be C. s vioop Kuna for a lisb- The annual meeting of the W. T. Alli- a ■viis 'dps them build firm recalled several times. known as tlie National Council Patriarchs The> will lisli with ance w ill be held with Mrs. Elmer Small to- nmclation for a consti Militant. General M. A. Raney of Marengo, 'h have madetraw 1- morrow, at 2.30 m. A full at- sturdy THE CHURCHES. Friday, p. la., present commander of the Iowa de- tendance is desired to elect otficers and dis- :tion. partment, will be chosen national comman- Leatider cuss the school ijuestion. Rev. ,!. 11 Irvine of Castine will at fast man, sewing preach der, with jurisdiction over all cantons in v a patent halter for v Send for free sample. Poor’s Mills next afternoon at g.ao MISTAKES ARE COMMON.... All persons are cautioned to be reason. Sunday tlie United States and Canada. .M od <7.000. 1 le holds Pclock. sure a before an j Hut >on can avoid any chance of a mistake .MAGEV. ;n the meantime has abl> there is tire ringing d ~OTT & EOWNE, Chemists, by boyimi STOVES, EAST SEAKSMONT. RANGES and HEATERS. one warranted feet in construction to till the orders for as there is a for A praise service and sociable will beheld | Every pel alarm, heavy penalty giving 5 Pearl Street, New York, j and operation. .. Journal. Mrs. Caroline Gilmore of Union false alarms wilfully. Horses should not n the shore road schoolhouse, East Relfast, j spent r.nd $1.00; all druggists. last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Packard. WRfGHT & H*LL, Belfast, Mains. 1»- some decided im- be hitched to the alarm box ;o-morrow, Friday, evening. posts. OIM RA HOUsK KLOCK. — Mrs. Herbert P. Nickerson of Somer- ;,MI V iiler brook bridge on ChristianScience services w ill he heldSon- Pensions have been granted as follows: ! 1 m.-luding enlarging Eben s. Clark has bought the 10-ceut car- ville, Mass., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. etc., Levi W. Oould, lay at the Hanson house. Xorthport Ave at Increase, Bucksport, Miles IS. Brewster — F. F. of .the roadbed and riage business of A. A. Knight. n ^ Wyman | £17. Last (»r- o'clock. The* subject ol the lesson sei non widows, etc., Mary Patten, was in fence. Northport town Sept. 12th_Mr. I clei-pass There will he a fair at Mystic Grange s; “Un-reality.” All are cordially welcome. ! land, >12; Michael Andrews, dr. Monroe, Everett Arnold of called i next if Franklin, Mass., '“liars recentl\ lor £10. Hall, Belmont, Monday pleasant; Rev. J. II. Irvine Castine will of preacli on friends in this section 15tli.... I b Tinies. it will be to Sept. otherwise postponed Monday, it tin* Methodist church next fore- .•“uju have got two Mr>. Louise Johnson Pratt of Belfast Sunday Mrs. Augusta Butler has returned to her — Oct. (»th. a noon and in with tin* the same price. recently bought of T. D. Monroe ami others, evening, exchange Lonre in Somerville, Mass., after spending < 'hace A: Weston’s Minstrels in Other services for the 12 acres of land on the summit of Bald Culhane, pastor. day and a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. John ;' ministei small drew week w ill he Mountain in I.iiieoliiville, and the right of Belfast Opera House, Friday evening, as usual. Cummings. a full house, and the well de- wn> from the highway performance At the Unitarian Church, Rev. Harry digging potatoes served the liberal patronage. Every feature ] The Kialto Dramatic Club will begin re Rutz, pastor, regular morning service was The songs ■;t.-1 spring’s seed that of the entertainment good. at lo.ci COLLEGE. henrsals this week on a new drama, to be Sunday o’clock; preaching by the \ little, and inside it and jokes were on per cent new, the dancing given about the lirst of November for tile pastor. SuichiN School at1..’ o’clock. Every- BELFAST, small hut perfect!} was all right, and the hoop-rolling act was beneijt of the Base Ball Association. The body welcome. ! wli ch had a long Pi- a >kilful and novel performance. CALAIS, club later will give the play in the neiuii- Ihe Maine state Advent Christian con- Sore a parsnip. The trustees of the Waldo Agri- CARIBO j and boring towns. County ference will bold its annual session for lbo-j \\:t \er> light and cultural Society have instructed the treas- The otlice of the American Fxpre>- <>m- with the Advent church Rath, beginning WOODSTOCK, N. B. eai in the season urer, Fred Backlit!', to in full all i> pay pre- net. J.’.d and over the L’litli. pain, 7S Main street, is undergoing a com- bolding Sunday, Tin1 most practical ami up-to-date schools. alter the dollars can’t ast week killed the miums awarded at the recent fair in Bel- Our struggling renovation and rearrangement which Wednesdav, the JJd, \v ill be held the annual students carry on actual i.o,ines*. i,v plete e. -. •I ts have ceased alto- j fast. An adjourned meeting of the trustees Hands mail with students in nor other >i p v \\v spare the time t*» teach his em- of the Advent Christian w:i 1 give better facilities than heretofore meeting Sunday give a combination ot both eour-es'for me i:' i s | ng cucunihei ; will he held at the custom house next Mon- tuition. We have ieetures on ployees. foi business. ! (1. Ahorn is school convention. Red Hands Palms commercial iaw transacting Rough Itching a member of the s sinad and of poor J day evening at 7 o’clock. by leading bar. doing the carpenter wcu k. At the North church next Sunday Rev. T. 1'hat’s one <>! tie- reasons why and Painful Ends. Our grad nates arc aided in securing positions. \t a special meeting of the Belfast Im- Finger need a c»nim? in R. William." of will in ex- A larger per cent ot our students are you 1 The stockholders of the Clought 'haritabh* Searsport preach holding iinvi* genie !•' veiuent held Sept. i>2, lucrative than from inv other recently Society, Monday, with the at 10.-ir> a. m.: Sun- positions cudege Veteran* Association are requested t*> meet change pastor in the State. \t the Foster-F.sta- farther arrangements were made for the at the home in Windermere Park, I ui\, dap school at noon ; consecration meeting Correspondence of business m n in need) of “i mb''' IVgasiis at : i i'UitaCou of Longfellow's poem Kvange- competent assistants solicited. Oct. 7th, for the election of officers ami to of the V. R. S. K. at r*..u p. m. ; topic, A Business ! ■. .. Write for our College \ Idalettc; lin on Oft. Jist. The cast will insist of illustrated Nflmer's 2 catalogue act upon any oilier business that ma> conn* Suggestion in Addition,” Ret. 1. b.; ad- T (i. 1 iodworth’s more than seventy-live characters. Com- before tin* meeting.- B. M. Berry, Secb. dress by tin* pastor at 7 *>: p. m.; subject, A,l,lr"" iei Ps FI lie. Dr. K 1!. have the matter in E. A. Belfast, Uaine. | petent committees “in the of the BANKS, Principal, VK'mtAN’s MiuriNii. The Waldo (late City." Prayer meeting and under the direction of Mr. and charge at “The Association will meet with this, Thursday, evening 7.:*0; topic, Counts Veteran of Boston the ,;i d Charles M. Perkins | Mrs Bodenhaugh public may of Sei vice.” (re!. (:. Davis Post, Brooks, Thursday. Oct •Toy ONE NIGHT CURE. : if! ship in the fish busi- ! expect a rich treat. Further particulars 2nd. No on account of storm. The service> at the (’niversalist Church postponement he I. F ■ a market as soon a> may obtained from Mrs. Rigby, SOAK the hands on Thi> is the annual meeting and the election next will be as follows: At 10.4.” a. retiring of the committees or of Mrs. G. E. Sunday ii. Mr. Stephenson chairman in a lather of oilicer.' w>ll be held. The Post will fur- in., regular service preaching by the pastor, strong, hot, creamy market several j Brackett, secretary of the society A SOAP. and nish the usual fare of bean.- and coffee. Bev. Ashley A. Smith ; subject of sermon of CUTICOR Dry, w iio has pla\ ed on Slow Anvi-:irnsi:ui;\* !1 L. Lord,‘unr- Brooks is a line town to meet in and we hope l'he Two Voices ; at 12, in., Sunday school; anoint freely with CUTICURA t wo is ein" it has recei\ ed his fall and p;ist seasons, — tailor, styles to see a large delegation. A. Stinson Secb the pastor will conduct a men’s class, in the OINTMENT, the great skin an 1 invites to his stock for SINGLE, DOUBLE rind SHOT goods attention discussion of and of REPEATING (iUNS, I. M. CoitreJl is meeting with good success economic industrial prob- cure and purest emollients. overcoats, business or dress suits. Cloth for WINCHESTER and HA KLIN Fineolnville I teach lem-'. The subject next Sunda\ will be, loose RIFLES, I' ia laying the sewer outlet. The pipe '-all Wear, during the night, old, iiitfd States Coni- ladies' wear by the yard-See statements SHOOTING COATS, A HMUNM ION of ill kinds, laid from the outlet at the channel in the l'he Coal Strike in the Light of the Gospel." with the ends in Augusta. Sept, Bank and kid gloves, finger of the Belfast National Peoples -'ll cmi ,*i' vim m At 7.:’.o m. led tin- ! i;ng liquor w ithont harbor to \s it Inn :io feet of the Kastern S. s p. praise service; singing by holes cut in the ^ j National Bank of Belfast and the cut off and air CALL AND SKK Tiff. CKI.HliHATKH ! If furnished sureties Searsport cornet and violin with Cn.b abutment. The special music; sub- ini before granite protecting National Bank of small but palms. For red, rough, chapped appearance Searsport.\ ject of address. “The Guest at the Door." ; -• ict court at blocks on each side of the where it is Portland, pipe very convenient upper tenement for rent, hands, dry, fissured, itching, DAVENPORT CiUNS. 1,^,.n : i '••cenihei-. The A cordial invitation is extended to all to arrest laid under water are all ii place, and the 1 furnished or unfurnished. at Park feverish with m Pev Marslial Enquire unite with us in the of palms, shapeless |)**puty services song and $6 $12 0 and diving work all done except removing the street corner of Church and this PRICES $5.75, 75, $15 0 ). .Umnial. door, No.17, praise. nails and painful finger ends, i oin 1 lie outer end of the pipe. Work Park streets See, notice of Bank W 1). Dennett plug Savings treatment is wonderful, apt. be n simply men a *- now under the steam- There will a eeting for and f tunneling book lost... Bargains at the Antiquarian praise ana-r Mei r\coneag and A and the con prayer this, at the Bap- boat compan\ abutment, Store, o Church street — New fall stock of Thursday, evening of the M A: place M., tist church of the World.” Millions of tractoi expects to turn the sewer over to genuine imported bristle brushes end new topi<\“The Light People ! at*- to Rockland. The Use Cuticur y assisted Cuti- in about two weeks. Next Sunday will be observed by the Bap- Soap, by FOLLETf’S Goods a thecit} druggists sundries at Poor Sons...,M. C. cura for Store, gross tons. !•.'• feet I Ointment, preserving, purify- Spoiling tist school as All mem Ar have been l>ilworth and family publish a card of Sunday Bally Day. I ing, and beautifying the skin, for cleansing i ii:*i i.'ft deep She was Managers Bray Ma\Iield,who bers of the school are the of crusts, scales, and dandruff, 51 in with Band Master l’hin- thanks. expected, and all par scalp CHURCH STREET. ? iss-s. she was on the correspondence and of hair, forsoften- cuts ami friends are cordially invited. thestoppiug falling a- aimI anil Portland 11e\ of the celebrated Puited States Band, Noktii Biaa ast. Several of our young ing. whitening, and soothing red, rough, 1 here will be addresses mid music. 1 s* special and sore for rashes, itchings, the regular boat, the info: ni us hey are very hopeful of miring P >ple are tea -hing i)i attending school hands, baby The service at 10.4,1 and for all tiie of a morning will be in har- and irritations, purposes ■_i a and as this organization fora concert th.s this The following are teaching: iig repairs, great year. the toilet, bath, and nursery. Millions of mony with this occasion. The sermon by t here ends will be city Oct. 24tll. A representative of the A; line WaUon and Jane Brown at Head of Women use Cuticur y Soap in the form. the pastor will be for young people. If the is now her'*;•* Tide school Lulu 1 of baths for inflammations, chaf- n«i rect- a- the repairs hand complete arrangements, Maylcw layfonf school; day proves stormy the special exercises <>; | annoying iugs, and excoriations, or too free or offen- a reasonable can he lionet Point Maud tin* school will be postponed one week. service. She can easi providing guarantee Kimball, City school; i sive in the form of washes Other services will be as follows: meeting perspiration, -ween and arranged to justify them in bringing such a shorey, Pitcher school; Helen Brown, a for ulcerative and for I Dncksport for men and at ;i::;o m.;V. B. S. C weaknesses, many boys p. 1 ■ d Sara Russ New sanative, which read- The M. iV M.’s large aggregation here, it has been school in Belmont, and in K. at r>::;o p. m. ; and antiseptic purposes ..»il> gospel praise preaching to women. ::‘.n ily suggest themselves ucksport and Camden. eided.to make a subscription sale ot seats Bedford, Mass Edith Ladd and Florence service at 7 p. m. *f fr* glit oil the Mt. and if enough name- can he secured In this Kimball are attending Fasti no Normal HUMOUR $1. CKNTHK MOSTVIl.I.M. COMPLETE CERE, I*-' and the steamers of plan to insure M linger Phinney, in pa t at School; Henry B. Ladd, 1 kirtmouth College Consisting of Cuticura SoAr(2.r>e.),tocleanse M s. F. B. Johnson has gone to Portland the crusts and scales, and soften tlu* thicken.-1 ai «■ against loss lie will tile thrill <1 >rge F. Bowdoin College. Six of very large. The least, present Hatch, to join her husband, wh > is quite ill_F. cuticle; CUTICURA Ointment, f.VK*.), tu in- 1 and irri- v- ng moved \n estward ing and most brilliant -pectacular fantas} the above are graduates of the Belfast High W. Gowen of Watervilie visited N. F. Ben- stantly allay itching, inflammation, and soothe and Cuticera d to nett, Mrs. W. F. Jones and other friends in tation, heal; i are tie- rule while ‘•From Battletie Fireside” in addition School Grace Roberts, Lyla Sprague, new chocolate daily, town last w-ek. ..Mr. and Mrs. W. W. l.unt Resolvent Pills (2f»e.\ the to \ coated substitute for Resolvent, to imer ifsidents are his usual masterh program, l’hinm Ruth Brown, Caroline Hatch, Blanche to liquid being have gone Portland—The infant daugh- cool and cleanse the blood. A Single set is c and his of should a Thurston, Leona Winifred Kim- The weather will b.- here ties. galaxy players prove Bueklin, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarn Davis is ver\ often sufficient to cure the severest case, es- Braces before j attraction and it is certain our ball, Hurd and Russ are at- sick — There will be a box social at the of baby humours. Nicholas | delightful Harry Ralph pecially what lark in McKenna,a young Grange Hall next Saturday evening—Cora The Brace made long, you coaj. music-loving people will not hesitate in tending the* Belfast High School-Mrs. Sold throughout the world. British Depot: 27-28, only perfect Mrs the Syrian, Goodwin went to Palermo last to London. French 5 Rue September 2‘.)th. Everson | choice. If you need an i.-st-ngcr train, had his right A House Thief J aii.eh. Nelson Davis arrived Sept. 17th. to be recalked on Gil- Howes will accompany her to visit his j Di. Howes.Winfield Gentlemen and ■;oil Thursday forenoon at of Hunger was arrested in that city Friday ili rest’s marine railway.Sch. Witch brother, Leroy The Brace. ! Mehuren and Everson Howes attended the Right between the i*n the charge of horse The story Hazel arrived 18th from Perth Overcoat, tender stealing. Sept. .. coupling | Amboy Monroe fair Wednesday .The early frost *■»-- •j told the Fred of Hel- with soft coal for tiie did not read us and our corn is Ladies '. was not working well and j by complainant, (Hay Belfast Fuel Ilay ripening. The Right Price ! ! was — lit in to it. He fast, that lie had been at the Monroe Co Sch. Maria Webster loaded hay at uncouple How’s This ! in a1 and he his i- 'dear, and signalled the en- ! fair, stepping tent, that had the Belfast Fuel & Hay Co.’s the past week Business or We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward SAVE \s the horse in a tent also. About o'clock Fri- for Mt. Desert ...The 4-masted schooner MONEY. locomotive started j for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured ! so he Davis entered it the chain on the opposite day morning, states, It. F. Pettigrew is on the marine railway at by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Every wear out of '-I the tent where the horse was and took it South Portland to be and F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. day's you get your and lie reached across stripped recopper- old clothes is Dress We, the undersigned, have known F. .1. saving capital. Many Suit, unhook it. The out, harnessed and drove it away. ed — recent charters are the people throw away because chain tight- | Gray Among follow- for 15 clothing Cheney the last years, and believe it is a bit or in need secured trace of the man and horse and Sch. soiled, wrinkled, could unhook it, the car ing: Penobscot, Fernandina td Provi- him perfectly honorable in all business of All Send Store, I repair. wrong. your City- Ding invite you to look at stock my i, and his arm was caught went to Hanger, arriving,there about noon dence, lumber, ><». Sch. It. F. Pettigrew, transactions and financially able to carry clothing to us and we will make them out any obligations made by their firm. as good as new. Also.. ; umpers. No surgeon was at on Friday. He told his story and a warrant Savannah to Portland, ties 2:5 cents. Sch. WkstaTri ax, Wholesale Druggists, To- BELFAST, MAINE. ook of I'nity was telegraph- was issued for Davis’ arrest and he was land- Henry Crosby, Ship Island to New York, ledo, O. Cloths by thi for Fine Custom —-w— yard .i.o train at that station. J*r. ed in jail. The horse was in his possession lumber, p. t. Sch Win. K. 1 >ownes, Savan- Warding, Kixnan & Marvin, Whole- Tailoring. sale O. and secure a bargain on a 'tied Mr. when the arrest was made. He claimed at nah to New Haven, lumber, p. t_Sch. Druggists, Toledo, Ladies’ Wear. Talbot to Belfast, Hail’s Catt.rrn Cure is taken the time that he had traded horses with Pandora arrived from St. N. internally, CALL on and John Stevens went to Monday .John, acting directly upon the blood and mucous A NEW DEPARTMENT. with for A: attended him. The arm was Gray, but when brought into court Satur- B., sh'ngles Cooper Co_Sch. surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per bottle, sold t all Testimonials day morning pleaded guilty and was sen- Witch Hazel towed to Bangor Tuesday to y Druggists. Telephone and let us attend to case. ■’udly jammed, tin* llesh badly free. your load lumber lor New York....The 4\\24 was and tlie t* need to six months in the county jail. four- artery severed, Hall's Family Pills are the best. Mountain Bear masted schooner H. L. cdn»\v It was Benjamin F. Poole towed Robe, joint injured. As Accidental Joke. One of Del fast’s LORD, TO A F. tin* from Bangor Tuesday and was beached at CUIM5 COLD IN ONK DAY patient to the Maine merchants,--who by the way, enjoys a joke Broadcloth lined. Also nil the to be Geo. A. Take Laxative Promo in Portland, and he went himself was the victim of a train Dyer dock, repaired by Quinine Tablets. All Merchant Tailor. singular Main National Bank. 4 train Gilchrest. She will he given new druggists refund the money if it fails to Street, opposite Friday, accompanied of events recently. There was to be awed- hanging UPHOLSTEF.Y SUPPLIES. knees, new etc.Sch. Witli- E. 3H123 At the Monroe fair last ding at his house and lie went to the steam- coding, Henry cure. W. Grove’s Signature on each box. ington arrived from to load tor noon the seven-years-old son boat wharf to meet three gentlemen guests, Bangor Tuesday Apply to 1. V. MILLE11, or ice at the Belfast & Power Co.’s 11nte fell into a hole near V M. whom he had never met before. Three Light S. 11. POWE11S, for New York. .Sell. Sarah L. Davis arrived mstaurant in which a tire had I strangers came off the boat, went directly from Sa *o Sept. 24th to repair. f.s Church Street, Belfast. AIR... water, Matting and over which tu nis carriage aim got m. Alter common- ■ *■ tilled with hot 11^ Letter to Sherman & ■ water. place greetings lie drove up town and when Co., CARLE & JONES’ Pendleton Med on one side and also the Family. he reached High street turned south, when Belfast, Maine. GOODS. the ankle to the knee. I)r. is one of lii.s asked where he was NIK. E. H. PENDLETON, who compiling ! Headquarters passengers Dear Sirs: Here is a curious condition "f We a full line of HIM W this city was near by at the “To the i;i tile the Genealogy of the lVmlleton family, wishes carry H.VIK going. house, of course,” replied paint business, but it exists. X. >\v I < H J-:>. at low- * to his guaranteed <|\ialit\. •Mdeiit and dressed the scalds. A X. owns two houses announce that he has about completed est the driver. “Hut I want to get to —-—-’s very, Delhi, Y., ^ANNOUNCEM NT. prices. Any special sizes or shades of work branches of the in Maine. V.-ntworth had a exactly alike; he painted one with a mixed upon the family switch made to older. All samples mateli- linger badly store in a said one. “I haven't any ed hurry,” paint—took 12 Painted the other It is desired that all those of the name or blood, perfectly. Also a full line of ie rocks at the Miller gallons. We have titted a room for. handling time to “There’s of time” with 12 and had (i up 1 spare.” plenty Devoe; bought gallons wbo have not written him yet in regard to this -e last Thursday — Wm. 11. left. Same Gilbert. HAIRPINS, SIDE and BACKCOMBS, answered the merchant, “The wedding gallons painter: George matter, whether they have heard from him or not, ved a serious wound from a cow Same result, so far as looks go. occur 2 CLOAKS, and those who have further data to send do FANCY PINS and doesn’t until o’clock.” “What are As are not a in, BOWS FOR ’ay. A neighbor’s cow got loose you paint maker, you proba- you giving us?” asked one of the others. bly don’t understand why a gallon of Devoe so as soon as possible. Send all communications who over THE HAIR. ns, is 7f> years old, at- lead and zinc contains twice as to his home address. “Who’s going to a wedding. We are drum- much paint SUITS, i"ad her home, when she turned as a gallon of some of the mixed paints. 4was* 34 High St., Taunton, Mass mers, and must get in our work before the Mrs. B. F. WELLS, knocked him down. Dr. Wilson We’ll tell you: A gallon of milk that's half SKIRTS, noon train. us so Take to the stores, that water, isn’t a gallon of milk; neither is a and found one rib dislocated A tfdl 14 Main Street, (Up Stairs.) we may be about our business.” It then gallon of paint that’s half lime and china CARD. '■ast bone and other ribs slightly clay, a gallon of paint. The following is SILK.WA.ISTS, dawned upon the merchant that the drum- We wish to extend our thanks to the friends the of one of the mixed sold Vhether the cow hit Mr. Burns analysis paints ami neighbors who were so kind and helpful mers had mistaken his rig for a ten-cent in your section: and "r a hoof is not known. Owing FURS, j during the sickness of our father. Also for the public carriage and that his were Lead, zinc and color 41 per cent many beautiful floral offerings. a* guests **d age the accident is a serious Lime and China 5!) and here found a of these DANIEL H. DKYEREAUX, for him on the wharf. The drum- Clay will be practical, up-to-date line goods. ! ak B. waiting This 59 cent of Lime and China is MRS. W. M. TUPPER. Jackson was thrown from per Clay to mers were bounced and We shall endeavor carry GOOD goods and mean to make every MRS. G. W. HIGHBORN, I have for sale 3 cows and 2 heifers, the cows "n forthwith, obliged to whitewash, it is to paint what water is to J Primrose Hill .Sunday after 1 MRS. K. P. TUTTLE. walk down while Hrainard milk—adulteration; consequently this sale more. will be as we it. We do not giving milk. 1 town, returned paint bring Everything represent F. F. CROCKETT quite severely bruised, but was contains 41 cent of legitimate to the wharf and his only per paint advertise and SHALL NOT CABBY SHODDY GOODS. Stockton ll. 1‘kvj.— 3\v37* 1 got guests. Springs, September i out Tuesday. A dog was bark- material (lead, zinc and color) while Devoe 1 lead and zinc contains 100 cent. Every one invited to inspect them. Yours Belfast Bank. Dm horse started up quickly, the Stops the Cough per truly, Savings That explains why a gallon of Devoe lead on a Notice is that Savings Hank Book j, 'imped street crossing and and works oft the and zinc contains twice as much as a hereby given Cold. paint issued has been lost and TO RENT. 1 No. 7452, by this Hank, "ii of some of was thrown out. The horse gallon the mixed paints. has been made for a book Laxative Hromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold application duplicate A desirable up-stairs tenement of six sunny "f Yours truly, CARLE & JONES. to laws new books. his own accord, without any n one No no according regulating issuing rooms, all in tirst-i to day. Cure, Pay. Price 25 48 F. W. Devoe & Co. WILLIAM H. QUIMBY, Treas. ^ to the team. cents. street, | P. S. J. W. Jones sells our paints. Belfast, Sept. 23,1902.—3w39 4w3S* Or 13 Court Street. 4 THE MAINE W. C. T. U. naval hospital, but lias never been used Tice Heine of India. or Deep Water Vessels. At a Probate Court held at Lady Carson, Register ^ for that purpose. the County of Waldo, on tin. SHIPS. tern her. A. I). ISH>2. .4«lBaltimore Aug UEWALL LANCASTER, bus! Mis. I.. M. N. Stevens of Mrs. Stevens recommended attention k » Portland, 17 for San Lancaster, daughter *>t \\ I Francisco. late of Sea in National.and state President, in her to tlie Maine anti-cigarette law. woman A G D. Rivers, Penarth for Nagas- report, said t \ Hopes, ceased, having presented a i»• aunual undress to the Maine tV. C. T. I', ! suffrage, arbitration to war, aki ; June b, in lat 14 Ion 2b \\. Day replace X, Baking he be a spoken may appointed i«.,n> m AVaterville, Mpt. Pith, spoke, in prize-lighting, public meetings of the A J Fuller, Kveiett, Wash, for Cape is an easy day whenyou use a of saiii deceased. part, as follows: \V. C. T. U. members, the need of al- Town, sailed from Fort Townsend July 27, *—— ■ ■ Ordered, That thesaid *, S A. S. IVndleton, arrived at Balti- r * pt■: Fir e years ago in our annual conven- way wearing tlie white ribbon, and the Aryan, all persons interested bv more from | tion the question of law enforcement Willard memorial fund. Sept 17 Philadelphia. order to be published r: sailed from Hono- ti Bangalore, Blanchard, in e .loitrna ... was carefully considered, with the re- She closed as follows: Republican ] lulu Aug. 13 for New York. at Belfast, that they mnv sult t:..11 a resolution was of ser- strong adopt- “As we enter upon a new year K B Sutton, J P Butman, sailed from New Court, to be held at ‘Beln> { ed to the effect that it was the duty of vice may we receive a fresh baptism of York June lb for Manila. County. «in tile 14th dav at ten of the ■ each local union to a com- we Fort c has. C. McClure, arrived at clock before S appoint legal faith and hope, may go unfaltering- George, if in San 1 from Honolulu. any they have, why the pi mittee to keep fully informed regard ly forward, and by the help of Him Francisco Sept. er should not be granted. Gov. arrived at New York June 24 to the enforcement of law, and that all who is Infinite I.ove, so perform our Robie, GEO. E .1- from Town. A true justiiiable means should be employed duties that we be deemed Cape copy. Attest may worthy Henry B Hyde, cleared from Baltimore cnas. P. Ha to .-.i cure such home as is to bear the name of Christian, which protection May 17 for San Francisco; spoken June 21, furnished the law sel- is by against liquor holy word indissolubly connected lat 8 N, Ion 20 W. Ata !':..bare Com t. held a: IV ling. This resolution has been re- with the name we bear. Luzon, Park at Newcastle, N S W May 30, the County of W aid.*, on t• athruled each year. Your faithfulness coal for Manila September. A. I). 1*02. in this direction has forth Mary L Cushing, ."ailed from Port Lud- certain instrument, pnrj brought good The report of the corresponding sec- low, Aug 20 for Cape J own. \ ii and testament .1 resints in many localities and in general Wash, of retary, Miss Cornelia M. Dow of Port- Manuel Llaguno, ii C Nichols, arrived at Belfast, in said < otintv throughout the Mate. having been presented tor land, showed that there had been a Hong Kong ,lui> 31 from Now York. < our work has been ! hat liotii e ienerally speaking of GUO in the Puritan, A N Blanchard, sailed from San ordered. be gi\. nut outsiders gain membership during feresred b\ a ■ v quiet effective. Very lew Francisco \< \- 2 for Hull. causing ,| the past year. The for publi>::e*l three weeks .r« knew d the success ot the membership Paul Revere. arrived at Sail Kenduskeag lboo-nioi was f Whittier, lican d.-umal. published < ssz, and-Vigi for looi-iooc. t\ I, F. in selling Francisco \i»g fioni Baitin.ore. at a Probate c. stopping liquor The report of the Mrs. A. S. may appear in ten community: "t the attempt of treasurer, Reaper, an :ved at Honolulu May 30 from fast, within and for said » •lohnson, showed for the S. W. o >her next the AV. T. I ot Madison, which can expenditures Newcastle. N. MITCHELL * THUSSELL. BELFAST, ME, Tuesday year were ■slsaa.fi! and tlie •s 1> arrived at Hono- before noon. and shou a:.', lia.d;. he classed as since receipts, Carieton. Amsbury, --'- ^ uiisuceessflll, vvhv the same >h*mld .. M'UTg.ss. a of 4Z. lulu Sept 3 11 « 111 Tacoma. seemed Tug names to a leaving balance and allowed. the;, petition,' St F W arrived at Seattle Paul, Treat, GEO. E. d. 411 el whom were voters, praying the March ." from Manila. Soft Coal. A me m.v--Attest. sheiaii to enforce the law m Madison State of Maine, L A Colci-rd, arrived at cua>. P. Ha/ and Alison, and arousing a sentiment Foochow Sept P'from New York via Amoy. A; a Pr- bate Court, m-'d u :V me v. !in ami llow to Keep the House Heated Without SHERIFFS SALE j such as could not be and which Tillie K Mnibuck, Kben Curtis, sailed lor tin C ninty ■: W ild»>, y of ignored, the I'se of Anthraeite. At a from for COl'NTY OF WALDO SS 1 A 1 > 1 '.i« ej. Probate Court lit i«i at P- a the Honohiiu Julyai Delaware Break- September. in. ip'uht went long way toward 1 the of \N ub-o, ..n t Front tile New York A. D p.-o_* '< -■ County Times. water. September 3d, N \ C r.vl.C. 11 -1 it t a. ■! eit c: :on of a man for sheriff' T; n this 3d ot \. D 1;k September. A I). 1 "12. day Sept* mber. .. temperance ''oft coal ignites very quickly, dies m 11 Mac>. sailed from Table June \N William 11 i.o .,.1. ia \ori;i. -».ti«t id a Bay execution da;- d A.must la. p.ntj. issued oi: a n:dg certain :ae county, man wh" will undoubt- or I ..Iiiity I'! M il o. li. oea.-o,;. i'.,\: g resell-e *. a instrument, put; down with and needs of Port Townsend. m.-i t p equal facility, i ielidei* d by lla- M’.pienie ,lud lie a-;, > will ami testament be true ids oath ol office. Ourzon. wife of the viceroy of petition pray in tor '.men-e ,tr a A ol i: edly to constant and Lady i"i t!:.• oi Waldo, at the t*-im tli-ie.u hr- watching frequent replen- BARKS. <-unty mate -aie -• t cwi-v* <-er; in estas ..! -aid late Prospect. in said h n u ii a ^ ui tii si\t India. i< notable the celebrities gun an.! held at Belfast, within and a- .id to maintain even a among deceased. desc.u >eu in -ai 1 ceased, lia.ii a been presen. ishing measurably j : .I n. : petni«.m. to i.m of the lliddeford Alice Peed. arrived at Sail P County of Aai 'o. on the tir>t i'u.-s,ia\ aether w ith the decliuat i. n .? petition I'niou, at Bar Harbor. Juan, Pi, ••• constant lire. In these respects it A P. I'.m-j. to w,t; on t• i.• t >p:ere ,!anuar>. »>nU red. That not ice be Edward May, Maliarveli Aug of •. io ne iibii.- ti ro, w« -’me ot it. and it was used as a cam- long. ;u favor Israel V. Miller sa:d‘.n lui't. | .--ivel' in ■. righteous but burns as well in an an- 1" j teivsted by causing .1 ..1 : very nearly T he Kansas Ken. from Sau Fiam-isco. I .1. of said b.n>r Ilo lb-{ ublu-an .! 'urn. i.a m-w-t bushed paign document againgst the re-election against Augusta Coiby published "three ueeks sm thracite as in one built for a mar- i Ktliel. arii\ed at a" •■•ita- that tl'. ear at .. range Dodge, Poston Sept forty-one dollars and torn t!;re< cents, del.; or y may ap. Pre-Pate liean b unuil. at id iiit- sheriff cl York and < published county, ket where sou coal as a ■lorn and will be sold at aw-am at the 'oitrt. to io- loo! oit.i-i, w i:! ao.; ;nr raid only is used talk about our zinc mines. Mobile. i damage, public may appear a: a Probate They "Ut:iel4iii I > : to create that sentiment, which Mabel 1 N oltice ot W a\ 1 an(1 Knowltou. in Belfast in said toiiio'. !a> ..t (lot mer. A. I'.ni'J, Hei within bo taped domestic fuel. '1 talk about our | Meyers, Meyers, sailed from fast, and >.i:o hey .• at ton if. i. k Setoie •. .. o u lead, CountN M Waldo, to the highest bid-i -: on no eau-e, ■ ■ a ;t not taedetective ballots, New \ ork Ana 1' for Pernambuco. oial ues«ia' t ..ire. heeii.tor In an furnace soft And about the grow 1 :i .in Ini'. .*. u the -*t «*.•.!• anthracite-heating ing crop's 1 '-'"lb da> of October. A.. D. laog. :.t ten of to-- tiny prayer \ etitioo- before show ei to the election of a law clive Thurlow, sailed from Caibarien noon, and o.u;<, wm.id I ave coal needs to be treated dilfereut- And cattle that are led ; .-lock in tin forenoon, the d* scribed er -iioiii.i not bo gramed very s j following why the same sh : : >ept for Philadelphia. 1 i.K->. K .lob Ns flit cement candidate in York county, from but the' difference They talk about our navy real est a... and all the >iglit, : ntei >N. Judge. and alioweil. 1> anthracite, sailed from in w A f it- \ I test lint we In ai lloin this county that the And our army of lighting no n. Penobscot, Singapore May inch t in- said Augusta .1. -»|by h-'s and i.ad :n o..|.y iib i. K consists in the management of for Poston or New York. a.lid |o till- same on tile 3d f A. Chas 1’. Ham im., Reg:.-ter. that draughts Kut, after all their idle I day Sept- mber. A true ;•>. Attest best men have thfcir eyes opened, and taik, D. Van at ten o'clock 4'. ,u checks. In the feed door of Pebecca ( low ell, M C at Posario and minutes f.»i.• I______j every miss the Kansas hen. Dow, Chav |’ H a conditions will and the They noon, same was s. .. improve spirit I furnace there is a slide to ad- July .”1 for Delaware Preakwater. j the time when the on ;u, damper ldg ■ At a Rebate c. : b c •'■■■ w t id a will be e\e- i:11oii in tin* same suit, to wit: a .-erfaiti pa. in ir,.• arch} perceptibly checked, mit air over 1 love to see tlie corn Po>e 11i11is. Melvin Colcord, arrived at v the lire. When anthracite growin' e- of land situated in said Belfast, ami the same I tor the c. nnty ..r .. :;it. top ,j u ,,j At a l'r<>bate * '<■ irt he'd that the sheritt now de- A wavin' in the New 1 ■ and moreover is breeze, Yolk Aug from Coin-table Island. A. >. ! ■_ for t i:e ■ I used this is opened only it it is de- conv.-ye.l to Nathaniel 1‘atfersou b\ benjamin j September. County ..fWabi the And listen to tlie of birds arrived at New York e .•! clares he will give the people all sired to songs •sachem, Niolio’s, Vi In uutid.by his warrantee deed dated No mi-ci J. WAI.KKR.u d..w : • o.rge K Walk day September. A. 1>. 1 ; deaden the tire and hover the 111 j the foliage of the tree* ; Feb gs from Ih ug Kong. loth. A.P Is:'.-,, w hich said deed des.-ribes tile land er. late in sai » am ot tain aw enforcement they want. of the house. With soft MARY Monroe, NVa.d. instrument, pure. temperature 1 iove to hear the old Thomas A asioilows; Beginning at the corner ot lia\ ion will lie can not too much to suit the machine Ceddard, cleared from Poston j southerly j deceased. ing present,a mi: pray mg for \cc ami testament of t.t give coal it must be lelt all the time, Thoma' Marsh,all’s laud on Market sire.-; m i-.-. ail allow am a open While cuttin' « iV the grain, Aug 2:i for Put'ii"? Ayres. ! ! ou» id the pel-■•••., estate -t -aid of W.Cnio, ill said C- ;:11: > g< ad and the bad eeltain- "i; 'aid 'tr.-.-f 33- west to land of .lam-s Wlute people, people The great volume of gases evolved from And to the tinklin' of the bell | deceased. ha\ina been presented lor pt SCHOONERS. about 107 teet on x s lotild not be to official. ) ; thenee said While’s haul guides any it in the A coinin' down the lane; Ordered. Inar the said petit ioiiei u> ice Ordered. That notice be ar.. I coking process, which is the eoi ding to a line established Peet-mber .*7. ISA-.) I give to all Soli- ii.te. e-teo i a ot bis terested a IN I \ 'list Kut of all the sounds of \Y P arrived at In p.• y causing j.y by eausima .Mill- 111. Ml.' stage in its calls for melody Georgia Cilkey, Cilkey, and the fence as it now stands to land owti.-.i ’<* combustion, * j I ordei be puldi-r- .i three weeks sm cessivei\ in li-hed three weeks suorsMAe more air That’s known to mortal men. Jacksonville A tig from New York. | by l.avinia Aimier. about l-'.J feet; them e on land in than can be bad the lie J, urnal. a m-w Journal..i '1 e story of law enfur'eement through There'* from of said L:»\inia north ‘.4 ast land of Repubimaii -oaper published newspaper publish' nothing sounds so sweet to me Henry’Clausen, Jr, cleared Darien j Angler to •• of the fuel, and unless thi s is at Re,fast, tlim they may a a probate they appear at a Probate ( ( .berland is well known. 1 body .-'Up- As tlie of lo for Path. Thomas Marshall, about $4;. feet tm-nee on u-'t- I county cackling tlie lien. Aug j Court, to be l.ebt at Reltast. wirl,i.. ami i.>r -aid fast, w ithm an 1 f said C i above the tire the value I line ot said Marshall’s land to the lit 'i "uud. j cm bad plied greatest at erly on o.iv deiitiy believe il Mr. J’earson Gladys, 111. Colson, arrived New York County, the 14::■ f n.-toi i, H hhil*. Tuesday of October next. u ot the fuel is lost The farmer’s wife in Being also the premises now oeemu.-d b> tin- said | e up the chimney in un- early spring 2:’. from Fernandina. I I at ten uf the clock before noon, and -Imw fote ii" >u, and show cause. uxaii would have been re-elected. Aug Augusta .1., and her husband. Wi'im-t . K OKI). the Kiddy would do the rest ; Lucia Porter, Farrow, arrived at New JOHNSON'. Judge, K Ji.i: with and I tire, but it is not likely to lie the A true Cony Attest: Attest: ih.cd enthusiastic meetings To renovate the old henhouse York lo from Deer Isle. j Atrueoopv. case it the slide Sept Chas I’, Haz.iuim < cas. P. lb .. in the feed door Register. g it work, and I have no idea damper >lie lost but little time, Mary A Hall. Haskell, cleared from Pos- Notice of Sale. of a furnace built for anthracite is left And floor tint the of Cumberland fumigated and walls ton Pi for New York. At a I’robai e t '• >urt he id at Ke1 last ,\v n 1 ni people county Sept Stoningtou and Pursuant to a license from the Honorable ami t. »r a wide ali the And At ProbateCourt hehlat is* v w :.i submit to a of the Plum- i open time, ’bite draught smeared them o'er with lime; P W Ilicliborn, arrived at Phila- of of tlu* County of Waldo on tlie iuh dax t repetition Hopkins, Judge Probate for the County Waldo, in the Sep- the County id' Waldo, >n tb> in the ash on Kut John he all tlie time tember. A i>. 1 H02. n : or administrations opening pit door, the grumbled delphia Aug 11 from Turks Island. State of Maine, 1 shall soli at public auction on temher. A. I». 1 Poi2. liespeaux W hen e'er other needs to be less and tlie chicks were fed ; P F arrived at Portland the eighteenth day of October. A. I>. P.mi-j. at P*n AR V C M \ NSF IK 1.1 oi o oj t ho trustees un- si.ii ild ai. attempt be made to thus hand, widely Pettigrew, sept. \f ARV 1 M VRICK. d.iu. ! said, “They'er eatiir up my corn ; from Salem. o'clock in the forenoon, on tin- promises, ad the M der the will ot Fred X Carlo, i.lto ot l*.«-;- constitutional law to I continuously open than for anthracite, JI Cai’. ate •>{ Tr*>\ ill s o. i.\.oily injure 1 wish that were right, title and interest which Wesley A. ileal, last, in said County ot Waloo. i.-. eased, havmu With the same they dead." Willie L Newton arrived at New York de>'eased. Inn ina presented business, and increase amount of bottom late of Belfast, in said County of \\ ildo, de- presented a petition pr.isiny Thai xiiyustlne 1*. legitimate pov- j “I'on't fret yourself," his w ife replied, Aug 21 from that she may he ad- which it is to Pangor. ceased. had in and to tile fol owing described Mansfield n ay be appointed .at tmsteo m appointed t}. miser} and crime. draught customary give “Fll pay you for your corn;" pia.-e estate of s»mi deceased. hard soft coal real estate, situate in said BePast.vi/: situated of Ami re u Carle, deoeased Nevei briiii-in Maine has there been coal, would stimulate the Kut lie and said: sides of Ordered. That only laughed lightly The eat on both the stage road leading from the the said pea combustion in a strong well, sleep well, look well. irdered, lliar the sai Midi a si roi sentiment for law enforce- blast furnace and call “Yes, you'll pay me. in a horn." eity of Belfast to Searsmont viliage. containing all persons interested by" a g j to .•,• The weak don’t. Hood’s all '.‘rsons interest* d eau-ii," .. i or const ant Sarsaparilla seven acres, more 01 ie-s. being the hom.-sp-ad j by j• this order to bt hree u ii ■ a- i.t stoking. The householder published lit the time. This lias Now. makes the weak order to be ob tb.ieo ueeks -nor -siven in present John bad put a mortgage strong. ot said. Wesley A. Heal at tim Cme of his decease, public The Repin man .loutnab a m must also remember that the check the bee' demonstrated the ; Republioai. .loun.nl. a new-' an- v by fact that Mi Kill, ami Nell, and Kray, and being tlie same premises conveyed ;o inn, by published at Re! fast, that t lav i: ,i .;. in the "You have been a little at 1 tellasi. that at a 1 e, in Maine has had an draught smoke pipe, which with Ami the time was coinin’ very good girl Alice S. Hills, uy her warrant-. de.- dat •>i Au- they may appear Riobatii "iirr to bo 1 ,.t I" eVeiy only en- on,"he said, Court. to be held at Winnifred," said her mother as she in iu-ltast. w'Imii md tor said on the 1 4.1. anthracite is in mod- W lien In* the note must to-day. gust 17. ls'.ii;. and’ recorded Waldo K -gistry of County. day t forcement candidate, for sheriff, when usually kept open pay •’••nuty. on the 14tii day I u o r. A l>. 1 was putting her to bed. 1 ii'cils, Book Pag.- tot. at ten or the clock before n .. erate The summei ■ » weather, cannot be lunch, passed as usual, at ten of the k b»-tore m -i,, ami show if ‘.lines past there has heel; only sub- j opened said ‘T know 1 have Dat- d this fifteenth day of September. A.D. I'.'-L-. >muse, it any they lut\e, why tin* pr o if there was a "Yes,” Winnifred, have, oj -.ml 11 issiou io the selection ot tin ; any. with soft coal, or the house will Kxcept drouth— >t.'»s IDA A ilKAl. AdminisM-a*ri.\. any the., why the prayer petitioner er six i.iu not oe granted. regular been very good.” me 1 ,• Tlie corn was short and should granted. o ot his atti- lill with smoke. The best way is to' very small, "IP'W do know it'.’” asked her OK. K party candidate, regardless | 11“ you CFO F. J. HINSoN. J ud_o. A tr ee leave it ‘dosed With seemed down in tlie mouth; p\ Attest '.ude on Prohibition and law altogether. the! niothei. The child-answered A rue Copy- A ttes' ( enforce- I “To-morrow I must go to town, IIA" P attention to these which re- j .*1 know it because all my heart has Cn.\s F. H A/.i.i. n Register. Ult nt. j details, Kefore I’m dunned or sm*d. day verse the felt like Pit OBA'l'E with an- gelatine!” .1 lid V 1 M, I.A NIK j customary practice j And have a talk witl Mr. Junes; Bins®', A* 1'■ te itun !i» At a 1‘robate Court 'n-Ul lor tl-- • o!ir,;v \\ 1 thracite a furnace may be run on And get the note renewed : Redast, within a: 11 ,«t A i. liitu-1 When doctors Purdock Plood po.d 11-;uifi has said: "It the fail, try the W. lo. >n r 1 »• dth dav .• r A D. IP- iuinous coal so as to a house oil- For 1 see no show to off — County septcmbe keep pay it Putters. Cures A. lb' \\ '!. would crusade i io | dyspepsia, constipation; I ember. !». L\ ( prim- 1 " -Wi’HK I.HTI.I.I I I tirely comfortable. leai that 1 am stuck : in\ Igorates the whole system. A* a Probate Court held at Belfast. and ])! aries as t; e bands did the sa- j KIT X R. Y* H'Ni}. arduu b An. I > Kt. Mies, ate of T praying i It will be found il not im- \itei ] have worked so hard, I for the fY.unry of Wilm., on Die b !i day ot ditlicult. UF.NK1C. Youiiii ami li.-.vn X'. \ onno i: ... -. o! 'A •. ,in eased, lu«x i._ ne 's. great fur Prohibition would me A little had been told his mother \. i>. 1 bag. gain They tell this is nick." boy by Septeuibtr. a ! to itlier a or ] huMiu; pivsfi.ted petition piay uiu to; .. i.• u.u That A lliert L. H possible, keep range fur-I that Cod with saw 1 pray Ii made." lie said lie didn't mean that wgs always him, and > live OEWAI.L LANCASTER, h si.and of Hai.u.d: C to sell at pub! c r pi i\ te s He m onvey 'on am aditi:ias:tator of the es: naee over night with soft coal unless His good wit** said dear, him win u he did Soon the v. “John, my wrong. alter, w <> -at. leal estate of ! minors. •. ib-.-d m should go iu person to the j Lancaster, daughter >!:«-> arvt-r, pm Or.iete !. Tim: the s.,; ; primaries, one l..:- a watchman on 1 e heard some 1 lor a duty to look; people say chi! -darted walk, and tlie of in sani ( mi: d 'Vr'd •, m e. ase-i. t loll. but taat ex ei good woman should Shepherd, j Searsp rr, y ail persons interest! a by y good after he darkest hour of the went ddered. That the sun m. it. As an offset to this, however. ! night house-dog which generally with hint having presented a pe'iin pr:o. in that he may petit nave mure to •.rde:' :••:>• ;il : hr.-. stcuir a j I ushe-i pe-'Utve promise of assistance Is near the break of as .i i he administrator •’! :'-e -stab.- t *.iiii ers. ui- ;i i.-ste o.r, s:;m t Cos i we have the ease with which a fresh lire day guardian, got up to accompany him. appointed j by irony I’he Kt :: ,-a Poi;: .i‘ ti .oteisof bei own and 1 I he inoi j decea-ed. .li’^ family he and its aim.ist ning iame, but John was glum, The little fellow, in kilts and long’curl/, iU Hr Iras;, that the\ u ax may lighted, install- I Hie Keou.i b .rua’.. a in .t He had let much to as he on w-j per pu at ( oi'.it. ;• t.e tie hi a T i'.. it m say, turned stood the of the n-ia ...• m > taneous mse -deps i Ordered, That the said etll g .a- h liel! as;. ".C •; > a’ ...: i resp in heat ell tie-.* appo.i p., ., ; * > > imparting For the note he gave now was which was crowded w ith ladies !-• unity. the 14th day -a due, piazza, and all persons inn-rested -mg ;i e..py :»iis to be ludd at Hiia.-:. wit bin aim -! i". i>'Idn, It kindles as as j tor s.mi Couni cieney. nearij easily And not a cent to ; his with 1 order to '>»• tin- •• \v- >-k» -m- e w. pa\ waving hand the air of a general, oil t lit- 14t i) of Oi-tol A. ■ X. 1 published ■!;> o.«y er, 1*. ten of f,. .X 1 X I!;, ti•• a. and the cuke oi the was ! the. lteoa'aie: -i .Jounia a 'me illy ;g considerable talk shavings, previous It Chrism..is mom and tearful cold, said cminandingly : "Co back, Sliep ! i t'> newspaper pub., tile el..ok bot-.ie m*oii, and show rau.-r. ;i at Bel lluti r. at .-• .. .'.ut lire does not have t*• be removed from The was while with had to have Cod i last, the} ay p; Probate : have, u h> ■! o la- .d -aid m re-submission. The 1 j ground snow, enough always with me, hey pray, John ; < 'ourt. to he l-.ebl at Bell -:. v o I:;:, ;... said should md i»e e.rant* d. e •.ei.t both in and outside the the lire pot. All that is necessary is to j And he lingo!ed near the lire, without having you, too!” A true -op> lip County on tin 14; a day o; >et er, a. D. Imig, l b >. K. -Ji >H N 1 ise«*nie«l so loath to j SON ibi.re. 1 A !• shake down the line go. o •■iamoring tor ! ash, and make the Jakes the I ar tell’ of the ioe'. lie 1. -e lloOlu a .■ A ue o..py. Attest re-submission, j *’l have a for burn out; heals the wound, lire what present you, dear. if any they haw, il, should n be granted. 1 i• iovision oi tne little judgment, one a small the household remedv. \r a tel Maine having sup- j You know i to, i \ tiu I wuiild : DE- >. E. .IDHN'sov. dr. ige. :-r t::e C, unity -; Wai. of anthracite > < consul '.I:on In this connection, how- ply available, may run You but in a I A t rue e- -py .Attest At a Pm bale « •: 11T Id a Be' as;. \v 1; bin .u.r I said, AY.*, horn.* A little* hoy belonging to a family proud Sep: ember. A I I a- e\>r. it ts ou!\ lam to ! li is t u rnuce th the da \ and Cn vs l*. H a/.PUTIN k. Register. tie- County ot Wool .. II The PTh l.iv >11 S-m say that there ougii evening «»! its lineage heard a great deal of talk l.ON/O A. IT- 'AN with "it ! “So, her*-'* the note and mortgage, too I* litbt-r. \ ! >. 1 >L’. a ; a ! > wel; and honest coal, and by adding anthracite about his ancestors, and at 1 W 111 1 nleaning The debt has all been ; hist became paid > SS. hi (•. II IT .1 llUNVIll; c. urn KIOKI On -: .1 wiio believe that re- [at ngut have a tire in 'he stirred with resentment in behalf of his U'Al.lH ot 1’;..I -id }'.«•]- j t>... Sm:. K..u it*- .d ,M. temperai, people morning. i it off little*, i) in'e «»t J u' k ’:.. i; paid by dear, ** "ii ’lie 9:h 1 :*«-2. Kio-wles. -aid Con'm ,,j But with no >e\. A s day Septeimu-r, j sui11111 would lie the anthracite at ali. he can, n-sistei i an-sister" !'' heexelainied. ■ best way to With * gg* our horn* have laid." i.r.e •>. dm.imst r. t ix ■ n tin* estate Waldo, decease':, haviin: proented a ueiition that 1 'T.s i M i• with a little more “Weren't there an\ an-brotliers, in those that A'.nert K Ki ore in- >i.>■;i>■ •; enemy ol Prohibition in his j trouble than lie is .o-. A teai started from his •*;.**. N " Cartel, ia:e "I Troy, in said County, de- | praying m..\ m..: t rat or- the estat s.,i tate oi said lu'iMM-d. urns us turned lias house n .• It rolled down on his : having reserted !:er nr>; final * •ui-ci.iiat tlait the ot Maine to, keep onion ah) cheek j Hdei'i d. That the ',i .. people coni.r ..j ot ] -•<> mnui.isrraimn said estate, together I >rdered, That the said 1 uu-r notice arc ti'.ed ol the law. and that with soft coal. He was full h>' knew not why- It's to suiter from that petit give all persons inlete>:» .. v | folly horrible with her for allowance. ■ they private claim, all interested to. a T So full ho not : ! persons by -oj»\ id tl.i> order t-- •>• h'Vi u w* oid never as could speak of the published again vote they did in plague night, itching pises. Doan's ! "idei to he three weeks e given, three published Tile Kepubllean .bu.ru a "> day hutment and The a 4. cures, quick!} permanently. I Republican Jourtiau newspaper at a.a x That drear Christinas’ weeks succossiv. y. in dhe Republican .h>urual, a puMis!it-a Hellast. that they cold, morn, At bo cents. I a Belfast, that at a Wh the ot such tem- any drug store, new in Belfast, in >aii they may appear Probate Court, to ).<• held ;.r V- ‘Iasi xx re>pect opinion Whenever John did the spaper published County, to at up chores Court, tie held *Belr.t>t. wuhin and tor ->ai on 1 < •. tliat all persons interested may attend at a Pro- | County, the l:h : ce triends. blit cannot witli IK- I.ittle who was on the ot <>•;.! po agree fed the chickens corn. Kussell, just learning to County, 14th cay er A. I> P.iul', at ten the l.» •. re !. CASTOR IA bate Court,, to be l.ebl at Belfast, on the 14th clock at ten any Have, :1a d said >u measure. \\ e are to re- through a grave} ard, and spelled out the have, the said aec unt should not lie they why prayei perm er should not be •J.rai. ed ready oppose they why I should nut be names on the stones. When he discovered allowed. granted. C K«I. K. b subimssii n, rot that we tear the result GEO. E The Kind You Have Close ot the Ball Season. a monument the word GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. JOHNSON', Judge. \ :: ue oopy. AtT. 0 SS. —In Court id Probate. »dd at P»ei- State has not For the around the bases with the little sister, with an envious and aching yiJ’A the Coilnty ! Waldo, ..e M fast, on the tth day of 19i»2. rl last, on the Pth day ot September, l’.uej. material changed since then, and leaves are playing tag; heart, betook herself to a favorite aunt who September, tember. A. i>. 1 P< ‘J. Sylvester 11. Penulecon, administrator on estate I Erving Wentworth .olmitiistrator on t’le <-s,.ue There's a color to the and a often made her and > 1 Id there is no reason to believe that the landscape, chill presents, exclaimed be- of Maty V. Fletcher, late of Stockton in ot Hubert >1. Philbriek. late Kii 1A \ N \ ( HHIl Hi. Collins' Lobster * Springs, I i, Refrigerator. that so true: “< Aunt tnx « t the eslat. 1 huge r vote then given would speaks seechingly, Mary, won't you give said County dec* used, having presented his first County, deceased, having presented his titst and That the summer lias sad at me a too and account of final account of administration of estate for ot Mesboio, in said C>- i:y he la now departed, heart gravestone, final of administration sanl es- said j in.He iy different from what a An article for lobsters that w e say adieu. tate. together with his private claim, for allow- allowance. having presented p-ti;i t wa.- eii alter go of packing Due of nature's remedies: cannot be lieensed to sell at years trial it harm ance. Ordered, that notice tlit-re -•! be publ: is the of the I given, three >t was •;e- rapidly taking place old Foil in moth-halls shirts and ! the w eakest constitution ; never fails to cure convey the wlnue re. ".led to this law and jerseys, pile that notice thereof be three weeks in The lb ubliean 1 -uri .i;. :t dignity Ordered, given, successively ceased, de>> ii.ed m said sugar barvell is the new Collins lobster on and mitts summer of or main .. permanent by placing it top the.gloves ; complaints young old. Dr. weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, a newspaper published m Belt,•st. in said < .muty. carrier. These are made No more rooters round the Fowler's of Wild ti. that all interested attend at a Pio )rdered, That the said ;n the < nstitution. refrigerator diamond, no Extract Strawberry. newspaper published in Belfast, -ni 1 County, persons may bate all interested a about as high as a but in strike-outs, no three-base hits ; that all persons interested may attend m Pro- Court, to be held at Bellas! on the 14. ii day person., by M e i at-,ve barrel, the it would be to ot October next, and show it auv tliev order to be. three xx. wrong Soon the snow the At a woman's club one of on- bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the I4ih day cause, published of a tub. In the center is a tube against back-stop will be I tea, the 1 foi 'e tin shape ot and have, the said account shouid not be allowed. the Uepubiicau .buiiua a w good people of Maine into a drifted in a pile; lookers asked: October next, show cause, if any they why about six inches in diameter made of the said account should not be allowed. GEO. E. Hellast. that they may ap| <•. winch would call an have, why | JOHNSON. Judge. campaign for im- Let the umpire live to suffer, all “Can out the guest of honor?” to be held at m stove funnel. Around this the lobsters your you point GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. | A true copy. Attest Hellast. will: Uieii.s> oil < .• expenditure of time and money protests place tile. “Certainly,” replied her friend. Do you A true Attest: Chas. P. ->n the 14th day '.-t.-i a are and then a wooden cover copy. Hazkltixk, Register. packed see that woman in with the the clock before noon, and si simply to combat the united intluerice Draw tlie wind gray pink rose Chas. P. Hazeltine. Register. to the of the tube but from chest-protector, from ! have, the t >ai ■d tin* coming top in her bonnet? She is drinking tea now. why prayer nquor sellers, brew ers, your feet shoes not be granted. distillers, about nine inches below the of spiked unlace: is our of IITAI-DO SS.- In r.cirt oi Probate, held at Bel- and w edge 1 That guest honor.” gamblers the orst elements of so- Lift the mask from off the call the VITA I,DO SS.—In Court of Probate, held ai Rel- Vt fast. >n the Pth of CKO K. >> the carrier. The ice is inside of catcher, “And who is she?" day September, Ipul*. lime packed from the tt fast, on the 9th day of September. 1902. William on A true Attest ciety generally. and money could players base; idea.” McKinney, administrator the estao- copy. the tube and on the wooden cover. 1 haven't the slightest Elvira E. Harriman, of Maud V, Alice of id Cuas. !'. H.\ be far better in tin* moral slowly imw across the diamond ami guardian Shepherd Harville, late I.ineoluvdie. m saol spent raising sheep “Then how do know she is the of L. and Ernest N. Harriman. minor children of his The strong point about these carriers herder wend their : guest County, deceased, having presented first a. sentiment of the State to that standard way Ernest N. Harriman, late of in said of Is that the No 1 honor *?" Prospect, count administration of said estate tor allow shells of the lobsters are not impatient crowd in the chill tirs: SS. in Court >t H 'l true patriotism which would not awaiting “Oh, easily enough. The guest of honor County,Alee ased, having presented her and | ance. broken the ice and September day. final account of of said estate for WAI.DOfast, on the Pth >iav sulimit to violation of law by being pressed by has the best S'. Y. Mail guardianship that notice within its always cup.” and allowance. Ordered, thereof he given, three h*hn K. Kealy t«intinist rat• they still hold as many lobsters as the weeks in jurisdiction. I presume there would All is over but the mem'ry, how Express. successively, the Republican Journal, nexed. on rhe*> si ate >d >la old barrels. they lost, Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three in in and won : newspaper published Belfast, said County, Hellast. in said < de.vax be no in the entire how they weeks in the a 'ounty. danger resubmitting successively, Republican Journal, that all persons interested attend ar a Any day big piles of these carriers Praise for those who the Heart relief iu half an hour. -A lady in may Pro- •*U lus bust ml final ae« ->u it >•: constitution of the State, and in helped winning, newspaper published in Belfast, in said County, bate Court, to be belt, at on tin* 1 1th said my be seen New York State, writing of her cure Dr. Belfast, day estate for allowanee. may stacked up on Portland same for those who failed to run ; by that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- of October next., and show opinion there is little likelihood that for the cause, if any they Df the and the Agnew’s Cure Heart, says: “I feel bate Court, to be held at on tlie 14th the said Ordered, that notice there- of it will he pier waiting to be filled. They are Lillies, Eddies, all whose Belfast, day have, why account should not be allowed. any part resubmitted, since like one brought back from the so of October next, ami show if weeks in the H> being all lobster names we fail to pen ; dead, cause, any they gko. e. Johnson, judge. successively, there is a idea that rapidly adopted by was from have, the said account should not be allowed. A true a in K. grow ing the cousti- Here’s a wish when we great my suffering heart trouble why copy. Attest newspaper published shippers, and the barrels are fast dis- spring awakens, GEO. E. that all in;« reste tiun should not be in them all and so almost miraculous my recovery JOHNSON, Judge. Chas. p. Hazkltixk, Register. ty, persons any particular may greet again. A true Attest: l’robate Court, to be he d at I appearing.—Portland Advertiser. the agency of this treat- copy. assailed. — through powerful lightly F. in Boston Chas. P. Hazelti.se, Register. day of October next,anil s! Munroe, Advertiser. ment. I owe my life to it." Sold by Ed- -FALDO SS.-ln Court of Probate, held at Bel- have. wh\ the saiil ace.-unt si- Recovered and A. A. NATIONAL CONVENTION TO MEET I\ Speech Hearing. mund Wilson and llowcs A- Co.—10 *T fast, on tlie 9th day of September. 15102. ll KO. K. b DMJ XISTR A TOR’S NOTRE. The subscril er Huldah L. Messrs. Kly Bros:—I commenced The Ramsey, administratrix on the e.-taie A true copy. Attest. I’OIITLAN ll. using Highlands, Cape Cod. hereby gives notice that he has been ap- ot Oakes A. ( ream Balm two A mother walking through a duly Rain.'ey. late of Montville, in said Ciias. H Ha/ your about y ears ago for cemetery administrator of the estate ot pointed County, deceased, having presented hei :ir>: ac- I his the national catarrh. My voice was somewhat thick and with her little «laugliter asked her if she >ear convention of Crouched tiger-wise, above the centuries’ count of administration ot 'aid estate f.,i allow- was dull. knew what the gravestones meant. JOHN \1. ROBERT*, late of Waldo, ALD< > ss. In V T meets in the of Port- niy hearing My hearing lias been prey “Oh, ance. \1T Court ot H- city 1 said the V ? fully restored and my speech has become yes, know',” child, “those are in Iasi. on the P; !; «lay land. I Ins is a great honor to this Of ships and men, of and the County of Waldo, deceased, and given Ordered. That notice thereof he given, three city clear. 1 am a in our nmiclnintiy pelf, stones telling the names of the angels.” William H 'I li-unps- i.i•.■ quite teacher town. It lure> and broods bonds as ilit* law directs. All persons de- weeks ill the and the State of Maine. It is the beneath its sandy shelf having successively, Republican Journal, non ou tile estate of Hradloi I- (i. 0. mands against the estate of saiil deceased an de- a in in Bkown, Granger, This newspaper published Belfast, said omitv, m said rst time that our national convention piteous wreckage, crumbling to'd.vav. Never Worry —Take them and go about sired to Monroe, County, do- The Balm does not irritate or cause sneez- present the same for settlement, and all that all persons interested ma\ atteml at a Pr.‘ It sweeps the sea with sullen, hall-mad seated hi' first and final acc- has eves’ met in New eye your business—the} do their work whilst indebted thereto are to make bate Court, to be held at mi aside ing. Sold hi .in or requested Ife!fast, ilie lih ! •• England, druggists at cts. mailed of payment day lion of said estate for allow a u- In-earning thundering waves and shriek- Dr. R. of from Boston. State and -V, Warren St.. New York. you are doing yours. Agnew's Liver immediately. JOHN DENTON. sOctober next, and show cause, if auv thev Every territory by Kly Brothers, ing sky, Ordered, fit at notice tl.eie- will he Kills are system renovators, blood puriliers Belfast, Sept. 9, 1902. have, why the said account should not hr allow, d. represented and several distin- And that shattered at weeks sueeessi\ in the b ships its feet shall lie and builders; ever}' gland and tissue in the GKO. K. JOHNSON, .1 nice. eiy from The Summer Visitor. Kent the A true Attest; a newspaper published in it. guished guests England, France, by storm, as merciless as itself. w hole is and copy. anatomy benefited stimulated ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICK. The subscriber Chas. P. that all persons interested nu> Australia. Syria and other lands will he 4<> buses Hazi i.tim:, Register. The shore rang loud with Hood-tide in the use of them. in a vial, 10 x“\ hereby gives notice that he has been duly tmtt* Court, to be hebi ;ii He First and M. X. Kieli of the state yester" present. foremost among secretary noon; cents. Sold by Edmund Wilson and A. A. appointed administrator of the estate of of October next, and show these is Board of Trade in his have, the said account O: guests says annual re- And who Ilowes & Co.— 11 Court >t ai why Lady Henry Somerset, 1, plodded in the heat and glare, ABAItAIL H. BERRY, late of Stockton Springs, VFALDdSS.-lu Probate, held Nel- ".More t? on Oho. L .h president of the World's W. C. T. V. port: people have come into hanced on this piece of silver bare last, the 5>tM day of September, l5»i>2. lying in the Rachel A. A t rue copy Attest she will receive a Maine the summer than ever 1 the County of Waldo, deceased, and given Mathews, administratrix on the estate loyal welcome for her past be- pon wimpling sands beneath the dune. The Seven Master a Success. Ciias. 1* Ha/i bonds as the law directs. All persons having de- of Levi Mathews, late of Searsiuont, in said own noble and for what she fore, and it is very certain that Square-shapen, battered, still it bore full sake, has many mands against the estate of said deceased are de- County, deceased, having presented her firs; ac- done and is to more will come another season, and it plain sired to the same for and all count of administration of said estate for allow- doing continually relieve The Hi. present settlement, A 1.1)0 SS. In ( ourt ot three Herculean of old Boston, Sett. Friends of indebted thereto are to make ance. needs. behooves us to urge our to pillars Spain, Cap- retpiested payment last, on tie <>i humanity's people pre- And who were Ur Dth dav mote straightway, working magic in my tain Crowley, guests on the. immediately. F. L. BLANCHARD. Ordered. That notice thereof he Hurton A. Portland is to pare larger and ample accommo- Stockton given, three Dross, execnto'i hospitably responding brain, schooner Thomas Springs, Sept. 9. 1902. weeks in the It- • the dations for as seven masted AV. Law- successively, Republican Journal, iross. late ..I Thorndike n. reijuirements ol' tlie them, considerable com- Tlie a entertaining passing trade-ships melted into son on her have sent newspaper published in Belfast, m said ceased, having presented hi- was made this season air; maiden trip, word County, city, and is to its re- plaint by tourists NOTICE. The subscriber that all persons interested attend at a Pro- aeeouni of administration of measuring up \ anished the of that vessel's arrival at may that failed to secure noon-tide—in the afterglow Philadelphia ADMINISTRATRIX’Shereby gives notice that she has been bate Court, to he held at Belfast, on the I 4th with the private claim of exe< sponsibilities and privileges. It goes they good hotel Of duly ap- day purpling sunset, jeweled with a AA'. Davenport of the pointed administratrix of the estate of of October next, and show if without that the the star, today. George cause, any they Ordered, That notice tlu o saving Maine W. C. accommodations, especially among Gilded a have, the said account should not caravel, with gleaming spar, Fore River Co. who went on the why he allowed weeks successively, in the lb T. F. will he not islands and shore resorts, and cut 1 he trip, LEVI B. COX. late of Liberty, GKO L. represented alone by they carven prow advancing sure and slow. that the mammoth craft JOHNSON, Judge. newspaper published in He!:.*-: its short their intended says proved A true copy. Attest: official members and full of sojourn in' the Hie captain’s tones loud and in the County of Waldo, and that all persons interested m. quota warning rang both seaworthy and of good deceased, given Chas. p. Hazeltine, delegates, but by a large number of State, a condition that should not occur clear; sailing bonds as the law directs. All persons having Register. Court, to he held at Kelfasi. October ,>• but will if our l’aled, as lie the qu alities. demands against the estate of said deceased are next, and slo w ca members and friends. again, people do not gazed, bucca- w visiting roystering desired to present the same for and hy the said account should realize the fact' that summer neer ; settlement, SS.— In Court of Probate, held at Bel visitors all indebted thereto are to make DEO. K. .lOII WOMAN’S I’ll ISON. The rude sailors For Over Sixty Years. requested pay- WALDOfast, on the 9th day of September, HH»2. will for some time demand all of the swart, crossed themselves ment immediately. MARY E. COX. A copy. Attest: Mary A. Critchett and Robert F. Dunton, execu- true 1 that we in fear, 1902. ClIAS. I’. Ha/.ki hope shall continue our ef- well-kept hotels and good Liberty, Sept. 9, tors of the will of Oliver G. late of boarding And quaking, Dios! Malabar !— An Old and Well-Tried Remedy. Critchett, forts for a for wo- houses as fast as can murmured, Belfast, in said County, deceased, reformatory prison they be put into Annie Weld Edson in Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing has been having pre- men. Maey the September Syrup sented their third and ‘final account of adminis- The W. C. T. 1 committee in commission at available in NOTICE. The subscriber 4 DM IN ISTRATKI X’S No I K I places Atlantic. used for over sixty years by millions of here- tration of said estate, together with the of this I EXECUTOR’Sby gives notice that he has been dulv private A hereby gives notice that she charge will, trust, have an en- Maine.” mothers for their children while ap- claim of said Mary A. Critchett, for allowance. teething, pointed executor of the last will aud administratrix oi the e>> to make. _:_ Piles cured in with It soothes testament pointed couraging report Maine should 3 to 8 nights—One ap- perfect success. the child, of Ordered, That notice thereof he given, three not lose the of it- Children sometimes make an odd plication relief. Dr. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind weeks in the MARY E. POLAND, late d v opportunity availing appli- gives Agnew’s Oint- PHILIP F. MARR1NER, iate of successively, Republican Journal, self of cation of stories. A ment is a boon for or and is the best remedy for Diarrhcea. Lincolnville, a newspaper published in Belfast, in said the plan suggested by Congress- Scripture small boy Itching Piles, lilind, colic, in county, in the County of decea-< taste. Sold the County of and that all persons interested mav attend at a Waldo, man was his mother because he did Hleeeding Piles. It relieves and Is pleasant to the by Waldo, deceased, given Pro- bonds as the law Littlefield to utilize for this rebuked.by quickly druggists bonds as the law directs. All bate to directs. All pur- not in of the world. persons having de- Court, be held at Belfast, on the 14th day the answer the tirst time she called him. permanently. In skin eruptions it stands every part Twenty-five mands of demands against the estate of pose government building in Pe- against the estate of said deceased are de- October next, ami show cause, if He the without a rival. Thousands ol cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Re sired any they are desired to present the same nobscot replied defensively: “Well, Lord testimonals to present the same for settlement, and all have, why the said account should not he allowed. bay, which was con- Mrs. and all indebted thereto ;« building called little Samuel three and He if you want evidence. 35 cents. Sold sure and ask for Winslow’s indebted thereto are are re«p structed the times, by Soothing requested to make payment GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. by United States for a didn’t mad about it either.” Edmund Wilson and A. A. Howes & and take no other kind. JOSEPH S. A true Attest: payment immediately. get Co.—13 Syrup, immediately. MULLIN. copy. V Lincolnville, Sept. 9, 1902. Chas. P. ELLEN Hazeltine, Register. Waldo, Sept. 9, 1902. SANDVPOIX r. shanville C0RRESP°NUKWCE’ w ishes. showered them w th rice and kind Mr. and Mrs. 1) itiiel Dyer of Wi.iterp »rt H R. Dawson of Monroe spoke at the last eek. •••Mr. and Mrs. David Hasty are enter- fi-mii ] were her several last week school-house days with rel- Young Sunday, September 14, ..Mrs. Fred in taining friends from Biddeford. atives ...Miss Lottie Grant is attending memory of the life and death of our late in town began Monday, Cole, who has been visiting friends Hamp- the fall term of the E. M. C. Seminary.in President, McKinley, and at the Clark CATARRH UNDERTAKERS. ! the teach- den, returned home last week — Kev. Alvin j following Miss The treatment of Catarrh Bueksport. Lucia Shiite, who is em- school-house in the evening. and attend- with antiseptic and i,';iur Piper of Belfast; Ayer is visiting friends in town f ployed at “The Fashion”in is at astringent washes, lotions, salves, medicated Bangor MONROE. ed service at Sunday.... tobacco I:;v\n of Belfast; NTo. the Centre Church and or home for her vacation — Curtis, who The cigarettes any external or local Ralph town schools began the fall term of Mrs. 0. J, on the sick list application is \ m,,i-i ll. No. 4, Miss Olive Farwell has been as senseless as would be has been on the yacht Beatrice of Vinal- eight weeks 22d. The just kindling a fire on top of R. H. Coombs & .'i. j September teachers the past Gardner, Master Son, \i>. Miss Martha E. week_Obadiah the to has arrived home—Miss Alice Rieli- pot make it boil. True, these j haven, are as follows: District No. 1, Mrs. Charles of the will meet with give temporary Mrs. Kezia Fletcher .Maine state Grange, relief, but the cavities and of the head ards, assistant nurse at the Children’s Home Johnson; No. 3, Miss Hannah Curtis, No. passages and the Jamaica Plain, Mass., j Harvest Moon Grange for an all-day meeting bronchial tubes soon fill CASKETS, in Bangor, came home Sunday for a short 4/ Miss Josie No. up again with mucus. Buzzell; 5, Miss Dora October L'd.... Ira Howard of l’ittsfield and cold is j .Mystic Grange, No. visit... Mrs. Nathaniel Miss Ruth Taking the first step towards Catarrh, for it French, Felker; No. fi, Miss Flora Tasker; No. 8, John are doing the ROBES and ■.:i 1 show and Downer of Freedom checks | cattle fair and Mr. John French left for perspiration, and the acids and French, Friday Miss Annie Gould; No. Miss Ethel Chase mason new house. poisonous f one ; work on Mr. Clement's which should | stormy, week their home in Box Mass. Mr. French vapors pass off the skin, are bury, No. 10, Miss Vesta Rose; No. Miss Lizzie " will have a through is in- 11, lien Mr. Clement thrown back the BU3IALG133S Everybody left several before. He has completed upon mucous membrane or inner days recovered Webber. is one skin, ^ very pretty residence. The location producing inflammation and excessive ^ from his illness and will resume his duties flow of mucus, SVITHTON (Freedom) of the best at Ilarmon the Station_Peter ausoroea into tne blood, and the Prepared at'all'hours to do EMBALM- as principal of a a through circulation school, having employed Miss Maude Cleaves of Portland is teach- is on his stable....J. G. reaches ING and FUNERAL WORK. at the Camden trot- making repairs every part of the system, involving the and other ty7 substitute the past year—Rev. B. B Mer- school here— Frank Stomach, Kidneys ing Thurston and Ciiley is doing ijuite a business blasting parts oi tne When the Connected by telephone both and Wednesday and rill and haveclosed their and body. disease assume# the dry form, the breath day night. family cottage brother Fred have entered Bates’ rock on Stevens.... Mr. College... the farm of .1. 11 becomes headaches are and October l and returned to Brewer. The Misses exceedingly foul, blinding frequent, the eyes red, McKeag — Mrs. Charles \V. Rusher has and Mrs. Centre, Mass., 72 Main Belfast. North Knox fair returned Carlson of Newton hearing affected and a constant in the ears. No Street, have gone to New York and all the cottages ringing remedy that does to heri home in Nashua, N. II_Harold passed a few In itli Mrs. c. s not reach the known as the East days recently polluted blood can cure Catarrh. S. S. S. from are closed but Mrs |Abbie Nickerson’s, expels the is Freedom Edwin •• Kev. II. Small •*>t is manifested in Bragdon attending Academy_ father, Cornforth circulation all offensive matter, and when “Oak View”, who will remain several weeks rich, pure Rev. T. R. Pentecost preached at the school- and wife were guests of Mr. and Mrs. .1. G. blood is aiices have been re- again coursing through the body the longer-Mr. Grant, who has been pleach- last f 11 house Sunday and will be here again in ley Sunday noon. mucous membranes become and the lock land and other here healthy skin ing this summer, has gone to Massa- two weeks. active, all the FRANK t a success. The disagreeable, chusetts to NEWS OF THE WEEK. painful symptoms disap- WILSON, continue hi> studies. His wife and a w*s T uesd a • ISLKKBORO S pear, permanent, cure is effected. y—2:21 and sister him. Mr. Brokie thorough accompanied The Rt. Rev. Codman of S. S. S. being a strictly vegetable blood does not COLLECTIONS, c ass, $100; Wednes- Bishop the purifier derange the from B.ingor preached here last Sunda\_ Stomach and but the and REAL 2:45 class, $100; diocese of Maine preached in the Episco- Maink Mattei:>. It is expected that digestion, appetite general health rapidly improve ESTATE, 1’. F. Watts left last week for Hallowed ••• under its tonic effects. Write us about case ~ Church last and the best Collections and returns mad Houses : 2 :: i5 c 1 ass, $ 125. pal Sunday, which ends the the men who seek big game in the your get medical proinptlj. Karl who ha.s been at advice free. Book on blood and rented and farms sold. ;mLs Fernstroni. boarding services church for the season_ skin diseases sent on race each da\ to con- inijthat Maine woods will soon arrive, notwith- application. F. A. Maxlield's for several left Room 2. Odd Fallows Block. Be fast. weeks, half of the summer SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. i' /.os to those mak- Nearly people have the Atlanta. Ga. for his home in New York.... Fred- standing the fact that shooting _THE Friday closed their and left for re»* minutes. cottages their as eric French of Boston spent several days does not begin until October, many 1 last week with relatives here l he school of them like to he on the ground a week M: ami Mrs. Alexander Biddle of Philadelphia, R. T. ('. (>. in this distinct began t.v ..Potatoes or so before the law on deer goes off, Sept, Boit of Boston and a few others have al- ( hapin visited in are rotting badly, the farmers say. which takes place on October 1st. It started work on new This Fridas.... Potatoes ready cottages. is claimed that tlie season this year STOCKTON Sl’KIMis. is earlier than " Ping very badly. building has heretofore be- promises to he unusually successful, Let Peleg Griffin arrived from Boston the GOLD DUST early gun here. as herds of are to have \ for digging — The deer reported last week to visit his aged mother, Mrs. been seen of has engaged James NORTH SEAKSMONT. in the vicinity sporting twins do yossr work,” lo-liah Gridin.... Mrs. Paulfna Collins and camps and hotels “up in Maine.”. 1 ■■■gin digging tlie Mrs. Frank llooke of Malden, Mass., is I Mrs. Susan Brown, who together occupy The northern woods of Maine have been 1 here are many the guest of Mrs. Georgia llooke. tele- I the home of their nephew, ( apt. ( liarles connected with the outer world by ■o-re-t and \ve hope ouite a number from this place attended the stretch between | Ames, have been quite ill since their return phone, 100-mile hand... There will the Waldo county fair in Belfast-George and Fort Fairfield hav- from Temple Heights, but are now able to Mattawamkeag 1 en- t > church Wedues- Fuller recently lost two valuable cows from ing been completed Sept. loth. The be out again — The Matinee Whist Club tire of N ew from Green- •.gs oi this week .... poisoning.... Miss Bertha Hooke and Miss length England I was most pleasantly entertained last Friday to Fort Fairfield, Me., is .’■•is been visiting his Ron llimehman, who have been spending wich, Conn., b\ Miss Clara Griffin... .Mrs. Albert Vines nowon F. ■ terms.Principal Monday.... Mrs. j their vacation with Mr. and Mis. is. R. speaking returned Friday from a week's stay in Ban- W. Johnson of Coburn classical insti- r s is visiting her | llooke, have returned to Worcester, Mass. -nr, a> the guest of Mrs. Manle\ Lam-aster. tute, who has been granted a year’s i •.11 llett. •• Frank Cooper spent a few days in Bel- ... leave of absence the will Mr and Mrs. Clid'ord Simps.m of Sa\- by trustees, 1 n I kk.; fast recently with relatives—A party of put in the winter going about the State ! "liville, Mass., arrived Frida} Co a b; ief is nine started for the hunh dance in a in the interest oi the school, and in of Poston at visit to gurdy Mrs. .s.’s parents, Mi and Mrs. Mrs. John- -Mrs Maude Young hay rack last Saturday evening, but there February, accompanied by sanme! 11. West. They left Tnesdax for a son. wilimakea to where was no dance on account of rain. trip Europe, ulestown, Mass., 1 They kept trip to New Hampshire—Mi F. Couseiis they will pass several mouths.Benja- i* fossil, returned on to Mr and Mrs. ( liarles lieminway’s, and daughter. Miss Susie*, spent last satur- urn F. Bragdon of Bangor, ex deputy ed Mice M:l- where they spent the night, returning the by day in Bueksport... Russell Gardner of slier:If and well-known throughout east- | next in Poston — day accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. i ern died Id. He P*os;on earn.- by Saturday's boat to joinjhis Maine, suddenly Sept. ♦ ■•as !ef: Monday for !Ifininwas. All reported a good time. was io years old and leaves a family. Mrs A M. at tln-ii sum- mother, Gardner, The at ere thes have em- r.t i;nh \m Maine state Fair Association mer home a here, for fortnight... .('apt. Kd. the annuai in l.ewiston last \ and wife of Mi. and Mrs. Andrew Pease attended the' meeting; iimud Hiehborn arrived b\ tram saturda\ week elected B. J. of Kmbden, s at John Maine Libby Isiting Loin Philadelphia where his State Fair in Lewiston and visited of Auburn •' ves.-el, schoon- president. Ehen F.vcletii ■■eias .... Mrs. Pert relatives and lriends in that place_Va- G*®nd*’bye er .John F. Heveiin, is await ...; busine» was re-elected treasurer, as v. as George M i--., is visiting in di.in Gould of Lew iston is visiting at An- foi an indeiinite length «»f visit with his IL Clarke, secretary. Alonzo Libby Soaipf ■on and daughter drew Pease’s — Mrs. Pickard has was chosen trustee for the first mother, Mrs. Robert Hiehborn ..Mr. and Mercy district, ■ d home Friday -oil'- to Rockland for a few weeks’ visit and r. I. Barker for the second district: Mrs Smith of Bangor called n reint.ves '•nds in with relative* and friends-Lester llat.li- while L. C. Morse of Liberty, and I*. Sear-port and fii-'iids m our last village Saturda}- \V. oi were re- of < amden orn is at Oakes Campbell f'herrytield Welcome i'ailey Mis s. was the widow of tlie .'topping Dodge’s, and is Sale K\ ivie nn ini.i nt* siunim; ">a\\ nun nil town .. Marshall teaching schools at the head I Griffin of this town_Miss Harriet 1). singing of the ployees at. Bangor returned to work : dances during the and the Hiehborn returned from a short pond Sawyer school-house in De- after out '- Saturda} being eight days. They T! : ttir da;. evening, ti"; Win 11. Better for clothes, dishes, and floors and doors—and more visit to Mrs. K. M. Lancaster ami daughter- Kimball conveys the scholars worked 11 hours a day to Sept, lath and pots pans, yet economical. GOLD DUST s w ii be dirt before it—makes furnished, 1 oin the horseback road to the ten hours will now constitute a everything clean and bright- lessens the housewife's cares. With HOLD in-:a\v ai hum a111<11*ls ] school-house day’s *' inline.i.-sepn DUST S aid ceases to be Blue It makes it to in labor. The men lost s,spurn in wages by wash-day Monday.” possible have snow white clothes Moult"!: returned from a t<* district No. ...Mrs. Prescott Holt is Without Sunda.x trip the while the loss in rubbing them to pieces on the washboard. ! .!•:. a strike, operators' Poston ami < making three weeks’ visit with relatives vicinity.Frank ii. ous.-ns j is estimated at feet of i output 0,00(1,nun > hurt Sept, lath by was in on business and friends in this after which sin* Made N. K. * Pangor Monday.... M s. place, lumber.The entering classes in only by THE FAIRBANK COMPANY. mi saw in ( ram .v < will make an extended visit to iifron'Kamo and children *»i Prospect an* relatives in Maine's schools and colleges are un- Chicago. -T New York, Boston, St. Louis-Makers of OVAL FAIRY SOAP. -•nth Montville. It Boston and in New I spending tin- week with her mother, Mrs. Hampshire_George usually large.....Work on the exterior ! e!o>e til- CUt, which do bn Pandell. Mrs. Fdward llarlumss of Sherman, Jr., has left for the woods, where of the I i Milliard library building at Bow- «• Bowdoin lias been : glit hand between i Walpole, Mass., arrived Tuesday for a brief 1 will work at his trade of blacksmithing. college completed and a crew around the .h.... I motors .John- v -,t with Mis. c. s. Rend ell Miss Mabel William Richards of Gloucester, Mass., began grading building. It will he about five months of M.iri iil met ; Simmons returned Tuesday to her position is \isiting his daughter, Mrs. George Wy- before the building is ready for occupan- •- o— <>f Mrs. T s. as one of tie* faculty at the Pastille Normal man. | cy, as there remains a large amount of 1 h barks of Palermo School. Tlie seiious illues** of her mother, I’iiosri < r« i;ky interior work to be done.Twenty- o: Mrs. Sep: 14H1....F. B. Pox.iima siiimitins, prevented her go- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miles and son four lawyers have been elected to the •1 to Portland — (Bis. ing earlier. Mrs. S. is now oonvalescent_ Ralph of Burnham visited Mr. and Mrs. next Legislature. As there are but go on the two legal committees — Ki lo-.jom were at K. Mr. D<-k Ninford and Miss Lenuie May W. D. Iiarriman several last week. places days and : M!i. Mrs, \Y. P. visited the judiciary legal affairs—the chances Perry Government 11 atelier\ a .Lemuel Harding and son Harry of are that some of the lawyers will be Knox visiting lier Ahunoosac lake Monday.... Miss Francis stoneham. visited Mr. and Mass., Mrs. obliged to serve on some of the ordi- s Bant on.... The Cleaves C olleiing her customers the new Thomas lleagan recently.Mrs. N. J. nary committees along with the doc- met here last week “prine«-» hip" corsets, advertised in all the lleagan visited her niece, Mrs. Joe Brew- tors. the business men and the farmers. 1 on of State road built late fashion magazines. She makes a soer- ster. in Camden, last week....W. II. Iiarri- .livery case of Maine sweet corn of Mrs ( B Richards ialty of goods in the corset line. Pev. man and W. 11. Cinn went to Bangor last the pack of Hiog is sold. Not a packer 1 1 o has a case of future corn to and th*-,r home neai i Ashlev A. Mnith gave u- a tine sermon Sun- w..k on business—Mrs. Kmma, Luke visit- offer, while the outlook may improve, the st Thursday... .Mr. day, delivered without note.-: ami Mrs. 'd relatives in Newburg last week_Miss chances are that the delivery on con- ; i' r«-turned to Kliot, Charles A. Soden rendered two solus, “The Ait; 'Ma Iiarriman is visiting her sister, Mrs. tracts will lie not over 50 to75 percent, of the School. and “When High ; Palms" the Mists Have Polled sam Dooey, in Brewer—Frank iBassiek under the most favorable conditions; •Is of Marshfield 1 A i n < 1 * d to iill, wax. ver> acceptably tho.-e at- returned to Boston, Mass., last week. that is. if we have warm weather and Mr- -1. n. Bart elimvh no aunt, tending Levi Berry and son Janies were in Bangor frost. Prices of standard corn, spot, A are are ten cents dozen bunt visiting XVINTKHI MCI on business one day last week....Mrs. Annie fully per higher. The This shortage of corn also exists in psnn. Thomp- >peciai services were held at the M K. Lmerson is quite sick. .She is attended by New York as well as the other Xew son .it the Itharner Church in of Win. M«.*Kinl**\ last Dr. F.rskineof Winterport and Dr. Stevens ; memory England States.The political com- l-’iday. Sunday evening. The female pianette of Stockton springs.Mrs. Mary Iiarri- plexion of the next Legislature, will he sang several beautiful selections ... Mrs. man had quite a serious illness last week, :!0 Republicans and one Democrat in of Liberty was the Levi Colson died at the home of her son, she is attended by Dr. Lmerson of Bucks- the Senate and I liM Republicans and si Kb Pm Merriam the Rev. A. D. Poison, in Kenduskeag, Minday port, and at this writing is doing well_ Democrats in the House. The Senate remains as it. was in Paul and there is a us week she visited after a distressing illness and her remains Mrs. Mabel Shiite and sons Merrill and gain of two Democrats in the House. Maine, and Mrs. .1 K. were brought home for burial. M rs. Fmma < yrus of Brewer visited relatives here last Nearly iino natives of Knox county, i A all of these places she Pliilbrook and her daughter Mai ion have week — School began in this district last Me., now residing in or near Boston, j — Mrs. Faustina teitained Ipe rela- returned from a visit of several weeks in week, Ilarding teacher. got together within the walls of Tie- ! Miss Sadie Iiarriman is Manufacturer of The Cele- H Thompson, to the Poston. Mrs. Rose aid her little son from teaching school at mont temple, Boston. Tuesday evening, i Staples’ : Mt. Mr. Yolney Thoinp- Newfoundland are visiting hei sister, Mrs. lleagan—Miss Louise Ginn returned Sept. IP, at a reception tendered tlieie j b to her home in last week. to Charles E. Littlefield brated also dealer in all Uitville and Mrs Ann Spurden.. Parroli Young has a position in Lowell, Mass., Congressman Halter, <>i » had a L1HKKT\ t)i iiocKiami. ny me miox ciuu Belfast I s | v e, family picnic Libert} as teacher of the high school. .John Savings tank, formerly occupied by Massachusetts. Mr. Littlefield spoke kinds of Harnesses, •me place in Montville I. Frederic is teaching tlie high school here. Walter X. Cargill, who is an electrician in Blankets,Cur- KUSKIXK. where I shall manufacture the Staples' I’aten on the anti-trust bill.The grand jury •lay of Mi>> Thompson. _Fred IF (Jilman leaves Lynn, Mass., is visiting his Mr. Halter, ami all kinds of IIarnesse>. REPAIRIN'!} done Tuesday for parents, for Kennebec county has reported 15s ry-Combs, Cards, Brushes, unites with and Mrs. (i. 11. Miss Etc., other Porto Pico, where he has a lint* position as Cargill.... Kittie Walk- indictments, the majority being against with neatness and dispatch. pn-jd i ■! er left to many happy returns teacher... Mr. and Mrs. French are at home .Monday spend the winter with rel- alleged dealers in contraband liquor. Would respectfully announce to the citizens of Belfast and Mr. Herman Merriam from Northport and will probably remain atives in St. Louis, Mo-1. .). Walker is Every suspected dealer in the county is ieinify that I have taken the store second door above the I... the for a STAPLES. iven the past week on here for the winter.... Miss Marion Kelley in lloston on business-The village schools named, charge being keeping are common nuisance.During the past sha Brown has been is her aunt, Mrs. French, and Miss being taught by the following teachers: visiti^t year when were made upon the •■ek in ,Jetferson, Me.... will High school, Harold Young of repairs Hattie Kelley accompany her when she Winterport; south wing of the capitol the basement i' visiting her Miss Mae lirowti of this brother returns to New Yoi k .... Pradford Deane of Primary, village. State’s otlice under the Secretary of Rain and sweat I Prentiss lias moved his is his The school in the lower part of the Poston visiting niece, .Mrs. M. A. village was reserved for a restaurant. The have no effect on NEW-YORK TRIBUNE FARMER, is harness use owned by Andrew IP F. left for Poston being taught by Mrs. Carrie Ayer_A. dinii g room is large and well treated Hale}-Mrs. Sprowl adapted with Eureka Har- Stewart P Cargill is much better and are en- to the for which it was de- Kstablished in for over it w.is th VK'.V and Will Smith on Wednesday’s boat—Mr Lamb of Cam- hopes purposes ness ()il. it re- ISH, sixty years tertained of his There is room to seat sists the ! hurt visits—Mrs. Ann den is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Alberta recovery—I,. C. Morse signed. enough damp, YnllK WKKlvKY TUI BUNK, known and read in every State 75 to 100 if A serv- keeps the leath- FOR a> will be in persons, necessary. >pent the past week II. T. Sanborn and Rockland, Portland and Lewiston er soft and pli- in the Union. (leorge—Mrs. daugh- room and kitchen the — ing adjoin dining able. Stitches — Mr. .John Whitcomb ter were in town one last week_ this week Close time is off from par- On November 7, mol, it was changed to the I May day room, it has now been settled that do not break, v of Ly- h with tlie remains of tridges and the sound the of the sur- \ ! Miss Ada Walker left for Portland last gun man A.Weeverof will conduct No rough \ EVERY Augusta face to chafe i •-. who was a Miss hunter reverberates through the hills and killedjin Thursday.. Agnes Morrill was the £he restaurant during the coming win- and cut. The Two The funeral was held guest of Mrs. .J. F. Ilusse} last week.... valleys. partridge and a woodcock ter.The most important case to come were on exhibition as the which other, Mrs. R. B. Smith, Mrs. Sarah Chipman is visiting her brother, the results of the before supreme judicial court, Smith of first in this in Dockland Sept, loth is that MEMBER Belfast olli- James freeman-.• .miss wrace unwell oi day’s slaughter vicinity_ opened of Miles 1). Cramer of Washington, a illustrated agricultural for the is of Miss Howe, the photographer of Pittsfield, w ill high class, up-to-date, wndj>, .Malden tlie guest Millie Haley_ Democratic from Knox town representative use of Eureka farmer and his Twin were born to Mrs. be in for fifteen days ...Marltou and family— daughters Ueorge county, against .James Sidlinger of Harness Oil. Allen Leta and re111 tins place are plann- Nichols Sunday-Tlie little folks of the Knowlton, Y'oung, Frankie Waldoboro, for s:i,00<), the allegations ^ OF are the PRICE $1.00 >ession of tlie Montville Bangor Children’s Home, who through the. Ayer attending Ranks’ Rusiness being tiiat Sidlinger had publicly charg- in which convenes kindness of Mr. Brackett a College Re.lfast.... Rert Meservy and ed the with and stated a but can it for less. IIow? with enjoy buckboard plaintiff forgery, Sold y year, you buy of North Vassalboro visited his that ie was able to prove charges. lunch at North Islesboro, ride every year, came to Winterport this family everywhere If By subscribing through your own favorite home newspaper, in this last and the orders passed at the last in cans— THE ‘•outinuingover time, for their outing. Word was received parents village Saturday Among If The Republican Journal. Sunday, session of the council were all sizes. /\- W. 11. and a governor’s the Free Baptist State from the matron, Mrs. ('. K. who Sunday-Mrs. Moody party Made by Both papers one year for only se.25. Atwood, the following: I-or superintendence of imbi of lady friends are spending the week at Send orders and to with the F. B. church is a Winterport woman, that they would be schools in towns comprising school un- Standard Oil your money T1IK RKBUBLK’AN their cottage at I :;nth—Oct. ibid_The here Friday morning, and about 11 o’clock Northport. ions, Deer isle, $212.50; Vinalhaven Company FARMER'S JOURNAL BUB. BO., Belfast, Me. I re, II M. Howard, Supt., | they arrived. There were about JO of the THORNDIKE. $212.50; Stonington $10, and Isle an Ames anil wife and V. X. | next.Sunday to exercises children, accompanied by the matron, Miss Henj. Higgins llaut, $50. For State beneficiaries, are booked for the For the Maine School for Sample copy free. Send your address toNFW-YORK nicenient of the interests McAulill'e, tlie assistant matron, and Miss (1. A. R. excursion to $1,850.0:!. 1). October nth to 11th. the Deaf, quarterly allowance, $4,575. FAMILY TRIHUNK FARMER, New-York City. Sunday school. Jt is ex- Abbie the who is also a Washington, C., The | Colfren, seamstress, For of insane convicts at the \\ Maine Commander in Chief has support ill bean address, follow- woman. commis- Winterport Through the kindness State'prison, $878.01. Xew walk in front etc. All are sioned Henj. Ames as Aid de Camp on his music, cordi- of the President of the Union Hall corpora- of State House, $041.04. For militia (' Howard start — Henry Wyman, wife and daughter George and tion .the hall was placed at their disposal purposes, $7,428.48.\ hearty sympathy -v Marguerite of who LIVE STOCK i anston, ill., this week to and their picnic dinner was served there. A Taunton, Mass., have will go out to Sarah Orne Jewett from been friends in town and BICYCLES 5 "•lies at the Northwestern hasty invitation was sent out for all who visiting vicinity, her many friends and the best wishes n-i were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. for her from the acci- t K. Kllis and Mrs. Yal- would like to come in and see our little visi- Tuesday speedy recovery Kodof ON l'eter Harmon while on their return home. dent which befel her at South Berwick SOLO COMMISSION. wcre united in marriage by tors,and nearly 100, including many pupilsof -Mr. and 13th. the > Mrs. York and daughters, who September Happily injuries '»st Sunday evening, Sept, the primary and grammar schools, Cure RECEIVERS OF... Machines respond- are not as serious as he feared. u have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. William might Sewing j bite has moved to his fath- ed. The children of the “Home” entertain- Issac M. Grant, one of the most promi- Dyspepsia Harlow, returned last week to their home in Digests what you eat. New Milch Cows, Veal Calves, Beef of j iring to build a house_ ed the audience with their singing, and our nent shipbuilders and shipowners of New York-Mr. and Mrs. This contains ail of the ! is in Auburn little folks Joseph Gordon Hancock died at his home in preparation every description, and also Hogs, ry visiting returned the compliment by giv- county, and all REPAIRED, CLEANED were guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. X. digestauts digests kinds of who has been them some line Thursday Ellsworth Sept. 13th, aged 78....At least Sheep and Horses. | Douglass, ing recitations, llev. J. \V. food. It gives instant relief and never Higgins....Dr. and Mrs. B. P. Hurd passed six young men from Maine are plann- AND ADJUSTED. | niproving Allen Carter is Hatch made some very pleasant remarks fails to cure. It allows you to eat all Wednesday night with friends in Water- ing to enter the Vale school of forestry Special attention to New Milch Cows. \\. Trundy — Mr. and and all were delighted with the the foodyouwant. The most, sensitive impromptu terville.... J. S. Files and wife tliis fall. They are John Appleton of Veal Calves sold on their merits. man of Mass, are program. Mr. Charles, a nephew of Mrs. passed Sept. stomachs can take it. its use visiting II. B. Eastman of By many LOCKSMITH ING and all kinds of repair Atwood, next on the scene armed 11th with Mr. and Mrs. Bangor, Portland, Hogs sold at market price. light Mrs. Kunice Stevenson appeared Henj. Kelley at thousands of dyspeptics have been j with a camera, and the visit- Blaine S. Viles of Skowhegan and Ed- Quick returns and market values. work at the sign of the windmill. Main street, a photographed — Mrs. Alnah is cured after failed. "f f lintoii are Unity Morey passing a everything else It visiting rela- ing party, and soon after came Mrs. Leslie win E. Carter of Bath, all graduates of Have had 15 years’ experience. few doors below Peoples National Bank. j few in C. B. prevents formation of gas on the stom- v- s- II. Burton of Water- Downes with a nice treat of ice cream and days Portland....Mrs. Cox and Bowdoin; Frank B. of Xew Moody all distress after Write or telegraph for information. eake. At 4 o’clock the little crowd daughter Jennie and Mrs. Willard a of and ach, relieving eating. Parties visiting town on are last week to buy a happy Sparrow Portland, graduate Bates; H^lf^Stock shipped from Burnham every Monday. bicycles cordially j place_ that it had been a unnecessary. Pleasant to take. departed, feeling gala day at Belfast_Miss Edvthe Church of a graduate Dieting invited to call and leave their wheels for safe aiding a silo. ..Joseph for all concerned. passed Thursday Clyde Skowhegan, Perry of the convention of the of while in town. | "u u last for a few Harmon was the guest of her cousin, Miss Colby.At It can't help E. L. LIBBY, B. & A. Stock Yards, keeping free charge 1 Saturday Knox teachers to be held at the immpson was quite sick last OASTOlilA. Leiia Howard at county but do ly7* Brighton, Mass. !> Belfast, Thursday and you good DON’T FORGET THE PLACE—The tied. r Kastman was at home from High school in Rockland October Oth. F. L. LIBBY. Burnham, Me. the ^0 Kind Ymi Have Prepared only by E. O. DeWitt& Co., Chicago^ to — Bears Always Bought Friday.Edison Webster and his bride Direct all inquiries White and Blue Windmill, up-stairs. 3m. sunday There was a heavy President George C. Chase of Bates Tbo $1. bottle contains 2Vi times the 50c. size. ■ uiey Sunday night, Septeni- arrived at the Station Saturday night and College will deliver an address entitled 1 "tatoes are LIBBY Me. rotting badly. were met by their young friends, who “The Factors in Education.” R. H. MOODY. BROTHERS, Burnham, C. W. BRADDOCK. SEARSPORT LOCALS. houses in town and they were built of logs Vineyard Haven, Sept. 19. Ar, sch. Penob- A SERIOUS CASE and the roofs covered with birch bark, and scot, Stonington for New York ; passed, sch. Florence Leland, Stonington for New York. Miss Jessie Black spent Sunday in town. the people then bought all their supplies at New Bedford, Sept. 22. Cld, sch. Hattie Of Catarrhal Dyspepsia Cured. C'astine. He was a member of Capt. John THE OLD C. Luce, Jacksonville. Mrs. W. K. Grinnel) is in Boston for a RELIABLE Over I Dow’s company of Massachusetts militia FOREIGN PORTS. few days. 12,000 in the war of 1S12, and his father fought in Algoa Bay, Aug. 23. Sid, bark Fred P. is in town for a short Mr. Jhmes Erskine the Revolution. Mrs. Porter’s husband Litchfield, Barbados. (Passed Fernando do Noronha Patterns vacation Sept. 20. ) was a member of Company K. 19th Maine Ensenada, Cuba, Sept. 18. Ar, sell. Well- for a of vest and Mrs. E. I'. Colcurd is in Bucksport Regiment of Infantry, war of the Rebellion, fleet, Rutledge, Ship Island. lorgnette ehaj. have been few days. and his father also was in the Revolution- MARINE MISCELLANY. designs for a ary war. Her oldest son, Fred W. Porter, Rev. T. 1’. Williams is in Bath Spoken. Bark St. James, Savan- manufacturers of in Tapley, few days served Company I., fth Maine Regiment, nah for Honolulu, Aug. 14, latofiS. Ion 00 W. in the Civil war and her grandson, Geo. M. Cape Town, Vug. 20. Ship Henry B. Hyde, Rev. R. G. Harbutt returned to Portland from Baltimore for San enlisted and served in Company A., U. S. McLeod, Francisco, last Friday. which put in here, with cargo heated, is Marine the war. So Corps, during Spanish recommended by surveyors to discharge. Mrs. Frank Whitcomb returned from Simmon* her’s has been a family of warriors from Beat fort. NC, Sept. 18—Bark Olive Boston for Watch Friday. the earliest times, and she was a true pa- Thurlow,Haves,fromCaibarien Philadel- arrived at Chain* Smith are in Boston phia, Cape Lookout Cove to-ilay Mr. and Mrs. Fred triot of the old school—believing in her * with cargo shifted. Will proceed first suit- Iu our large an : for a few weeks. country, right or wrong. She was a stanch able weather. Wind now NE. fresh. W. P. who for selected Nichols is a week Republican, and among her most cherished Robbins, years has been assortment. ( apt. Amos spending of Baker's keeper Island light, oil' Mount > keepsakes were clippings from speeches of you can fin or two ill New York. Desert, has been appointed keeper of the surely our most distinguished statesmen, cut from Rockland Mrs. Charles Monroe has gone to Thorn- Breakwater light and his son lias exactly suits you: the and she been appointed assistant. have al- visit. papers carefully preserved, They dike for a week's ready moved into the comfortable house was a member of the 1st Congl. Church and Putranr are provided them by the government. There ( apt. and Mrs. Joseph spend- was a consistent Christian. The funeral Leonard F. Verdery. had been many for this 1 in Boston. applicants berth, We al so carry ever ing the month services were held Sunday at her late resi- which is regarded as one of the most desir- a iii able on the on ly fount! iu st-c Mr. Irving Pendleton has returned to dence and were conducted by Rev. T. P. coast, account of its close F. VERDERY, Real Estate proximity to shore and the easy means of store. Tufts Dental College, Boston. Williams.Died in Aledo, Illinois, Sept. reaching it. and Renting Agent, of Augusta, t la., a, Ellen Nichols, wife of Josiah Can- 19— LEONARD Mr. Fred Kane, after a short vacation in Mary Chatham, Sept. Interviews with the writes; REPAIRING A members of the dor. Mrs. Candor was born in POWDER crew of the wrecked schoon- “With others I want to add tow left tor Boston Monday. Searsport, many my n, er Dora Matthews go to show that tic loss SPECIAL I V the daughter of Woodburu and Olive testimonial to the wonderful good Pe- I Miss Grace l’lnmmer of Philadelphia is Absolutely Pure of that vessel was the direct result of un- her husband and six run a has done me. I Nichols. Resides paralleled conduct on the of her c have been a great j ihe guest of Miss Blanche T. Nickels. part iptain. children, there are left to mourn her death According to the testimony of the mate, the sufferer from catarrhal dyspepsia. I | J. LOCKE « y;:« Mrs. ( has. Mitchell of Bangor steward and two helmsmen, the H. Mr. and three brothers: Edwin Nichols of Hoston, THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE captain tried many physicians, visited a good j had been imbibing so frequently ever since are the guests of Mr. Daniel Mitchell. Mass., Albion 1’. of Hamlet, Illinois, Jacob many Springs, but I believe Peruna has the hour ot their sailing from Newburyport BELFAST, '1 \ done more Mr. Joliomiett of Boston with a party of S. of Oskaloosa, Iowa, and one sister, Mrs. that he was in no condition to navigate the for me than all of the above ! vessel over the shoals oil' I feel like a f[;..i:ds ;.- at s*wn.n Lake for a few weeks Julia S. Schriver of Reynolds, Illinois. Chatham, to o put together. new person. STOCKTON STRINGS. which needs a SOUTH successfully clear brain aim I have taken the Peruna and Mar.alin fishing. MOKTV1LLE. a Capt. Melvin Coleord was in Belfast last skilful hand under the most favorable and to a sum- Rev. E. A. Dinslow, C. S. and E. S. Adams conditions. together always expect have Mr. Herbert Colcord, who spent the NORTH SEA It SPORT ITEMS. as a member of the Grand week, serving ( who bottl in home.”—LEONARD F returned home attended the F. B. Quarterly Meeting in apt. Larrabee, had been on a long my mer at Belgrade Lakes, K «J. Dow is at home from Holden. Jury_Mr. and Mrs. Libbeus Wardwell in Islesboro last week... B. F. Knowles has voyage the Matthew, took a vacation, VERDERY. ami Thursday. Our town schools 22nd. and children of Camden, and Mr. David mate Bonsey was put in charge to take began Sept. gone to Boston and will remain there this Congressman Doviner of West the schooner around to New York. was Virginia. Miss Ford returned Friday from Wardwell of Rockland arrived early las It Lvelyn Win. R. is on the sick list. winter if.he can secure suitable his first as Thompson employment. voyage master, and a story of Congressman Ii. B. Doviner, from Please call ar our slur- Island, where she spent the week to visit their aunt and husband, Mr. the | '■Mjuirrel — Mrs. 0. 1\ Fuller and Mrs. Conant of peculiar gyrations through which* he Veteran’s meeting at Brooks Oct. 1002. Wheeling, West Virginia, in a letter ami-ee our fall line .1 | slimmer. 2, and Mrs. .Tulin Lancaster. Mrs. Adams of put the vessel in making a circuitous route Camden visited J. Q. Adams and family out to the written from Washington, D. C., Mrs. Callie Dow is friends in Rockland them, and was the southeast Pollock rip says: Wentworth are at visiting accompanied lightship, * Mr and Mrs. Melvin last \Y. B. Morse has gone the jibing around to back to I with my in STOVES, W Saturday—Mrs. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster until Sat- get that point join colleagues the | for the month interport. tor a toward Rockwell cottage. Swan Lake, to Everett, Mass., to spend a few weeks depaiture the Shovelful, reads House of Representatives in recom- urday_Mr Percy Sprague returned last like a marine Xearh all of our townspeople attended fairy tale. excellent RANCH ! of September. with her daughter, Mrs. F. Howes. < Ellis mending your remedy, Pe- the week from who has been Searsport. ard, R. L, all of who have been visiting in home Walpole, thought If do not derive and -satis- Fnderley, spendinga once that we would to you prompt G. have take him out of There will bo a social dance at the .. 11. and Mrs. 1). Harris few w < eks at l’ark, left by steamer City of Granite this vicinity, have returned .Johnnie McGiivery spent the vessel by main force. He had become factory results from the use of P.-runa, hall after a two with their sister and nieces here so at times that crew write at once 1 .angor Monday. grange this, Thursday, evening. Levenseller died Sept. 21st brief ill- days ugly his were in abject to Dr. Hartman, giving a back to on fear of and dared not ness of trouble, lie sustained an the past week, going Searsport him, they disobey his full statement of case and he Card of Miss Blanche Ross, teacher of Physical Misses Alice Dow and Winnifred Mat- kidney orders if your will Th Moulton arrived they were sailing toward sure de- he in life from which he never Thursday_Mr. Henry to his valuable ad- ■ Culiaie In ognotz School, returned to her hews are teaching school in Frankfort. injury early struction.” pleased give you The undersigned -me recovered. He will be much missed Thursday from Onset Bay, Mass., where ( Pendleton vice kindness manifested duties Mrs. Emma Moulton of fully apt. of Pendleton Bros.. New gratis. jj Monday. East Eddington \ friends in mji reeent t>*-i his mother and who have he has been employed in running a launch. ork, the owners of the schooner, is expect- Address Dr. Hartman, President at by aged brothers, for Ihe u Miss ■•••ssio Nickerson, who has been a visited relatives this place last week. ed to arrive at any moment to take very giaiefnl so for him !_Mr. F. E. West left to attend charge The Hartman i tenderly cared for many years. Thursday of the saved Sanitarium,1 ’olumbus, 0. tugs. home for the summer, returned to Boston Charles A. who has property. The schooner has | M C. IMLWOU! Seavey, been visiting too. will miss a Masonic in Bangor. IIis wife The neighbors, his pleasant gathering already begun to go to pieces. (She has train Tuesday. his E. W. has returned to been by father, Seavey, face and kindly greetings.James Chase, accompanied him to Hampden to attend an abandoned by her owners and will be of Boston. sold). Mr Dan -! Devereaux Brunswick, Ga., who was quite seriously hurt by the upset- “Instruction Meeting” of the Order of the was ca led here the death of his father, Miss Winnifred to and by Mathews has returned ting [of a load of grain a few days ago, is Eastern Star, going Bangor Friday MEN WANTED Devereaux. BELFAST FRICK CURRENT. 1 apt. Ralph from a visit to her sister, Mrs. C. E. Hills, steadily improving. He narrowly escaped a returning with her husband Saturday, j in Massachusetts. left Miss Henrietta Ross has returned to Bos- serious injury... Our tax collector gathered _Miss Lennie May Berry Friday fort j Corrected Weekly tor Tlie dourinil. her home in Portland—Mrs. Carrie True ton, when* she is attending the Normal j Frank E. Dow and John Dowr, who have in over St*00 and paid to the treasurer by j Product Market. ’’rirtis /•k \n. N. V.. where she will complete Miss Alfreda Black, who has been visit- Barley p bu., 40a 47. Mraw p ton. m.ii.' is a — Mrs. Avalina Griffin Walter Harding laying pipe to supply ton and vicinity Cheese p it,. 1J 1 urkt-y p lb. 1" ?/1.• F.-r ’ii*"*- in Kindergarten at Pratt’s Insti- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Can aive to a >.• Black, and Miss Ann Chiek-n p tb, 1 <>t<»rj fallow p lb. 1. ./. employment ;arae number of 11 i:-i11 i of unm * running water for his house and barn from Thompson spent Sunday tute. has returned to Boston. C ilf Skins, per lb. i»« lo Leal P it-. •;«: surface lines. I* or with friends in Belfast.Miss (.’ora comluetors ami motorim-h tbc <, : oiima..-' a; a spring on the rise of ground near his Mixer, Pliek p It.. 14«1' .Vo..' IMlU .'mi l. js ;. mis M's. Janies \Y. .1 V'... .. 1 must be nut '**ss than mm Mi- i.'ii Lien accepteu tlie position Ilarriinan lias returned buildings_ The members of the Waldo after a week’s \i>it with her brother, Mr. Kg.us P doz., 1. liar.l. 4.1107; hey twenty or more than fortv -n Fowl p tb. Sal.. .Vocal. soft. a.oo a- I:;atr* in the sigma House of from a visit to her Mr. and Mrs. and si.ulit ami hearing must be must not !•** le>s tlia Kappa parents, W. ( T. U. will hold theii annual meeting Herbert M ixer, family, left Monday for Geese p lb. 14al'. perfect. Height

-• T': :vc; t\ ui Maine and left B. F. in Auburn. — for conductors ami lie- feet six tl Saturday Haskell, at 0. G. Hussey’s this week. her home in Camden Mr. Frank Moul- Pet rr if Price. JirhtU Mariet. inches for motormen and bralx-m possess a c-nimon sclmo, e WI.NT KKI’OHT. Butter Salt. 11 If.. _*» 1 bar Meal ta.i in the amount of i. lei; X. hi.' sister, Mi> II. T has return- Waterville-E. F. took p it., three hundred doiiars. Mote, men inn*>t be a Mi.-.- Farnuui, teacher in the Scribner, j Staples Monday's <'orn t'u.. 7s >u ons I Little Harry, the youngest child of Mr. p p ft. " ed to his home in lor a business to Boston — Craeked ('orn 7s ML ro'. hnadish lan.irua.ae. \\ uae.* Dm- conductors a: d mot"! imei on : e Ade ; ii a -• ill Brooklyn, N. V.. who Philadelphia, Pa. boat trip Master p bu., K. lie, LraL.i 14 and Mi>. I*. C. Rich, passed away Tuesday ( orn Meal p bu., ;s ’"Ilook p In, a ! a **■_’ l’o A. 1‘. Mrs. C. S. Kendell and the 'piarter p-r das of ten and .;oc. r !i nr for *• x11 ■ spent the -.-i- r. ii town, returned to her There wi J be a social in Marden’s ! Goodhue, Cheese r. V Imurs, p. Imp an i> p lb. rk pit.. la night after illness of several weeks. 11 than a bait da\. home Monday hall Saturday night, bbl.. 1.1.; (Lily nmn of ] habit* and clnuactei m- age was 1 year and in months. The funeral Codfish. dry. p tt.. r,«> tv Meal P tb. '' tended the funeral of Mr. John Littlefield en.-e is;iie.t cations must he iit -on -- w ill continue iiec«*ssar>. Appi mad- p. at T'c- ;r .• M H.G.Seed o.-e. '..a- nai.-t interesting. Theaudi- HoiMii; ( DUNia;, Mrs. Nellie Crane of Tin1 house was filled with ptui., sympathizing of our leading citizens, and was associated Lard p lb. 14 .LI -a! Meal. e:a was largo and appreciative. Buck sport and Mrs. Blanche and son friends and and beautiful Sup*. "/ lAnployment♦ Huston ilftvaUd H Wing neighbors many late Hon. N. G. Ilichborn Donald A'ith the in his \- v. li.i> h -en received from the Somerville, Mass., visited ( apt. liowers were sent in token of their affection -Vo. s ? Witter St.r* ‘. i ! Philip- shipbuilding. InlSTOher moved to Brew- ■ T. D. pa:.- the death th«‘re by cholera of Nickerson and family recently_ for the dear little one—A reception was er and an extensive business in M* ution thm -r. Further iuformation 11.. uM-.-d Cant, K. Opened ship pap b> ma \ Fa>\;; Waterhouse. youngest son of (renrge Chapin returned last week held at the Methodist vestry Saturday ('apt. he carried on < timber, which most success- I>< In Bodtiey A. Waterhouse, lie died Aug. nth. Irom amdeii, where lie has been sailing afternoon for the members of the “Cradle wi»kn. >rl lift, »»r. n.l)fi •. to Mi until his death, loth. He is sur- .Mrs. Eli.-- li. I*. >ua -on. a lor Roll" fully Sept. KhPOlir Of THK ('O.M)iriON OK irk > «cl:t ...Miss Winni- of the School. ■ OF rilK t’o Mi. MMviu Wentw- :th fell from a Chicago parties department Sunday ru.MV’uUii. 1;; AI:.; >!!■*. S. ] <:: 111'. a. to KFiPOBT step- vived a wife, two sons, two daughters- Deu Matthews returned About an of the babies were accom- by Mr. and Mr-, Ruin- 'raw'lord, a -on. ladder. whii gathering in his orchard Saturday evening present, BELFAST HATIOftAL 8A&K, pours in-law and live to whom Davis. In 1*. nobscot. isib-r 1'. to Mr. Sfcarsport Ka* D'om their as well as a grand-children, the Boston, where >he has been panied by mammas, large and -i s. I b < s on Mon and broke two ribs. visiting in y 1 >a\ i-, a son. \t I > I I'u t, in Mm- Mate ii1 Maim*, .it the Ia.y afternoon, At friends... rJ'lie number of the older sympathy of his numerous friends in this G::\v. In Iduriiill. >«• in?r ••.t Mr. and >r;|l 'port ill t hr Ladies’Benetit Society will members of the school |»t«• ). business September J.~>. 190*. He wit also badh shaken and bruised by Mrs. w. a -on. <>rman \V. is extended. The world was Henry Gray, < ->• ne-'-t w l.li Mr.-. James K. Marden and other friends. All the little ones were community !(>'«• of liU'im**.- the fail. Thursday, Gray, in i'rland, September to Mr. and KESOi m l's. better for his living and is poorer for his Mi -. Rufu- a daughter. Sept. L’.'itll. unanimously declared to be “just too sweet ray. Loans ami dNc.ntnts.... .,$278,598 55 RLS<'! !.< son Bln dll r. *v In B.di i-r. .’l. to .Mr. Mr. Mai'ace Peterson, youngest of his of September B enin ft s, second ami uns*c:ml, for It was a going. May mantle nobleness, jus- 008*20 Loans and disc.Mints ... anything." beautiful sight to and Mr-. Francis X. l’i-i dleton. a -on. • r. S. Horn;> to sec ire rife!. i• *11. 40,000 00 ()\ erdiatts. >•'» icil an d. Frank Peterson of Park, COUNTY ■ apt. parsed CORRESPONDENCE. see them all and was tice, benevolence and strict integrity fall Wkn i'u >i; ii. in Or and. Septembri j. to Mr. together the occasion Stocks. M ill il ie>. etc. .. I 15,701 -m 1'. S. li>m111 s i. -e< iiiv lii> examination at the of Maine. and 'Us. W. !.. \\ entworth. a d .nuliti r. University younger shoulders!-Mr. J. G. Lam- Hankni^-lioiise.t'uriiitufc aiid !i\: urcs. 25.ooO oo Slocks. ;! :’• ■; greatly enjoyed by all present — The ser* upon < IJSJEKTY. Other leal estate owned 712 80 Ranking L•>!.-•<•.ftI• i: in. *rono. Sept. tli and entered as student for bert has received a stock of vice> at the M. E. Church last morn- just large Due 1 r*'in reserve ,i,;- Mrs. Sophia M. Lowell has returned Sunday at proved 73,840. 58 Dm* from National 1 >:ti• the four years course. just autumn a line selection MAKUiED. Infer!.al Revenue 120 21 ing were in the interest of the schools, and dry goods, including stamps. agents. from several weeks visit to friends in New- Checks and other cash items. 1.0.(17 7‘,> Due from tf Tim schools n town began on of dress fabrics, in plain and the fashion- approved Monday. all town officials, and their Notes •>{ ..tlier National Hanks 575 00 (’hecks and other cum port, Etna, Belfast, Morrill and Belmont. teachers, pupils Mr Burton acln-s the M:s- able planted materials, and a of Fractional paper currency, 1 i< k«* Notes oi otlier Nati- n High School, parents were specially invited to attend. variety out-, HliYAN -l Ain n. In Camden. September v, — J. J. Walker returned 1 and cents. 52*51 Fract i-*nal curat Saturday from etc. He also a Abraham Bryant of Boston and Emma Carver of paper Fastnet Kt-kiae the Grammar,. Miss The church was well tilled and the au- ings, tlannelettes, displays / ././< I/../,. ,j /: where he has been to large Camden. cents Boston, buy sheep line .1< ;cj3 1M 1 A !.. i.'!:«-des of Xorthport the Inter- dience listened to the able and dis- large of dressing sacques and wool Brown Clark. In Frankfort, 17. specie. I.'tn f~ut Mont ,/ /.VsC/o practical September tender notes. 1 skins for tin* tannery. at rile home of the l.e^al 1.5'(>'•<> 9.823 (»0 ..* nit-diat»*, ai d Miss Katherine Kneeland gloves. Call, see, and be satisfied that he bride, by Rev. .1, w. Hat«*li. course with marked attention—Mr. and | Thomson M. Brown of Redemption fund with 1'. S Id.,' render nines H ALLDAl.F. Hampden and Mrs. Sarah Legal — er 5 cent, oi circulat i- n the Primary. Mrs. J. A. Annis of Camden and Mrs. Ed- i has an up-to-date stock .' “A repair gang” F. (dark of Frankfort. per 2,000 00 Kedempt i**u fund up cent, of cir Mrs. Clara K. Joy of Lowell, is six in Ev;li-h-i'llmknts. in Winrerport. Septem- urer, jter Lieut. Fi •.: F. who Mass., win son and of of telephone men, number, arrived Total. Black, graduated Foster, daughter, Bristol ber 15. at the home of the bride, by Rev. W. $558,705 35 visiting her father, Elias B. Hall_Mr. and Total. from C.e U s. Military Academy at West were the guests of Mrs. F. C. Young last j here Monday—Mr. Mrs. C. S. Ilich- Hateh. d. George English of Boston, Mass., and Li a niLiriFs. and Mrs. .1. W. Plummer and Mrs. Martin Miss Lillian \Y. dements of Winternort. stork Point in the U.ass of. p.io*j and lias been as- week. Mr. Annis is a brother and born of Augusta arrived Wednesday for a Capital paid in sioe.nOOOO Mrs. Fost- Fl.KTi hkl-Siiaw. Li Brooks, s. ptemb*-r 20. LI.V DILI 1 :. Whitten are quite sick — Allen Cates has his fund 33,00o 00 signed !i) the ]oth United States er a sister of Mrs. Miss At- brief visit to sisters. by Rev. H. Small. Eugene Fletcher of .lack-on Surplus Infantry Young... Mida I'miivided less i-xpriiso ami stock in to — and Miss Louisa Shaw of Monroe. profits, Capital paid gone Massachusetts Fred M. Poland taxes 85 pain. 15.241 tuml. .. left sept. _:nd to join his regiment in the wood returned from Portland, and her HKMi’Ki-Y<;. in Liiieolnviile. Surplus was in Aroostook last week_Miss September National Hank notes outstanding lo.noooo lie via San county 4, ( apt. C. I. .11. Ileinpel of Camnen and rsadie Ella Cu.m ided profit s. ios e\ Philippines. goes Francisco, brother James from Islesboro, Monday. SHIP NEWS. Due to other National Hanks..... 2.429 34 taxes Hattie Wyman of Massachusetts is Young of Lineolnville. paid. visiting Due to Trust Companies and Savings uo'c- sa dug from there the noth. Several of his Mr. A. P. Blaisdeil of Rockland spent a few Rkilman-Rkkd. In 1 Nation.i. Lack Hampden. September Hanks. .. her aunt, Mrs. E. D. — Miss Ola E. 10.431 32 Due to Trust Haynes Forest E. Redman and Miss Nellie Ma\ Keen, Compam. classmates w ii go by the same steamer. days in town calling on old friends last Dividends unpaid. 1.1 70 00 Lank' who has been at k. rum or BELFAST. both of Jones, stopping J. Hall’s, Hampden. Individual t<- < heck. 238.503 37 week. Fred Joshua Y<>i n<;-Y<>rn<;. In deposits subject 1 dvidends unpaid. owing to the moderate weather during ..Harry Lougee, Gilman, Rockland. September li. Demand certificates ..f 48 returned to her home in Boston last Satur- ARRIVED. W. deposit.. ^-.805 Individual deposits sub Treat and Lizzie Treat left on Seott Young and Marian Yo mg, both of M;i- the past two weeks tlie number of fish Tuesday’s tinicus. day. boat for New 17. Sclis. Flora Pressey, Total. .§558,705 3t> Total. taken from Swan Lake is not to the York....Miss Sophie Chase Sept. Rockland; quite up ISEESliOIiO. Witch Hazel, Lunt, Perth Amboy. has gone to Boston for a of several State of Maine. I'ci niv of Wali*o ss. averag*. The record to date is as follows: stay 22. Sell. St. The in the southern of Isles- Sept. Pandora, Holden, John, DIED. I.C. W. Wesc or. Cashier of rhe above named of a ('<■ people part months.Minnie has returned State M inf., Frank Curtis. 4; Mr. lenient, u; Mr. George N. B. bank, do swear that the above state- 'apt. boro are agitating the of solemnly question dividing from where she 23. schs. Benj. F. Poole, ment is true to the best of tm aid be- I. A. H Nichols, 'a-i,, 1 olburii of Belfast, 1: lien Colcord, 1. As Rockland, spent the Sept. Bangor; knowledge the the divisional do. lief. ('. W WESCOTT. Cashier. bank, do solemnly sw.-m town, making line in the summer.... Mrs. Ilenry Withington, Rlalk. In Maiichester-by-the-Sea. Mass. a number of white Clara E. Knowles returned ami sworn to ment is true to the be-: an experiment large of Union hall. Sept. 24. Sell. Sarah L Davis, Saco. September 14. Mary Peters, w idow of N Subscribed before me this 19th vicinity The new town,to be from George dav of 1902. belief. A H. w ill be into the lake this year in Xorthport last week, accompanied by lack, formerly ot Ellsworth, aged 8*- years. September, perch put called Dark SAILED. Subscribed and *wiu n Harbor, will include the terri- lier n.ut iih. In Rockland, September 17. Horace JOSEPH WILLIAMSON. to the usual amount of trout and aunt, Mrs. Flora Knowles_Miss Public dav of 19"‘J. addition south of Witch Clough, aged 59 vears, *; months and 28 Notary September. j tory that point. With the united Sept. 23. Sch. Hazel, Lunt, Bangor. day-. Correct—Attest: CHAi Nettie Grant left on Friday's boat for a Crosby. In Thomaston. 12. -) salmon. September Mary (r. L.s. voice of the residents and the financial AMERICAN PORTS. Rebecca, widow of Robert s. JOHN BROOKS. ) help Capt. Crosby, aged < — business trip to Boston....The Junior Lea- A. A. Correct. Attcs- mir ai;y. < apt. who 58 years. HOWES. Directors. Ralph Devereaux, of the summer people it is the New 10. sell. W1M. B. 1 JAMES il. CIA thought plan gue had a social at the vestry York, Sept. sld, Wm. II. Dilworth. In Belfast. in. Mar- SWAN, died was bon: in ! Saturday September t.EORGE Sept. 20th, Prospect Sept. can be carried in the Sumner, Pendleton, Brunswick; 17, ar, garet L. Dilworth. aged r>2 and 2 months. through petitioning evening which they enjoyed very much. years J. H. NlCHOlm married Hester A. H am man sells. Northern Light, Andrew Gray. In 31. Daniel 1L 17. 1*2lie There is a deal of Bangor; Brooksville, August | legislature. good taxable Cushing Chapter, No. 84, Order of the East- South for 25 in 1*47, and six Nebinger, Amboy Bangor; Red Gray, aged years. CLOSING OUT SALE. of Belfast August, children property in this section and the residents Grant. Isaac M. ern Star, which has been working under a Jacket, Stonington: 13, ar, sells. Sadie In’Ellsworth, September 13, were tinru to them : wlio died sever- Grant, aged 78 years and 1 month. REPORI OF IMF *. ('harles, feel that they should have one of their num- Corey, Bangor u»r liondout; Ilenry Whit- dispensation since its organization, was Kkitil In Belfast. September 20, Lucy M. al \ ear- ago at his home in Stockton springs ; ber on the hoard of ney, Bangor; eld, sell. John C. Smith, Dry A BARGAIN If! &USIC. selectmen. They also formally constituted last Keith, aged 73 years. Friday evening Tortugas; 19, ar, sell. A. W. Ellis, Stoning- v\ hitk. In Montville. 17. John B. N Hester. w!n» died May :;i, 188b; Mel vena, think it would he greatly to the town's ad- September The Peoples by the Grand Patron, Mr. of ton; ski sell Scotia, Frankfort; sell. White, aged 79 years, G months and 10 <4. W. Hichborti and! Meservey eld, day-. who married Capt. if the men on Edward Jl. w ILIAMS* IN. Ill Belfast. 22’. ONE OLD ENtiLISII PIANO. vantage employed the public Rockland, and it is now a order Blake, Feniandina; 20, ar, sells. September George at Belfast, in the State ■ full-fledged R. Williamson, aged GO year-, r, months, ; live* in Seaisport: Alfretta, wife of Capt. roads should he to Edward T. Stotesbury, Brunswick; Flora days! JOG old >. 1 required work with as under a charter. years business, Septet working regular The fol- Condon, Bangor ; Florence Leland, Stoning- Willie a Tapper of Brunswick: Mary, who much faithfulness as when engaged in other ORfi \ \ K I l\ 50 Pieces. lowing officers were duh installed by the ton ; 21, ar, sell. Penobscot, Stonington, Me. ; UK-' married ('apt. E. V. Tuttle of Newton, 1 kinds of labor. also think 17. ON E They it would Grand Mrs. Bean of Boston, Sepl. Ar, sch.Theoline, Bruns- AC('OIil)IAN, who is in Matron, Georgiana Loans and discounts. Mass., and Daniel, business in he well to care for wick, Ga.; 21, ar, sell. Anna Pendleton, THE BEST VIOL I v, public property, such as Readfield: Mrs. Eliza Ma- < tverdralts. secured aim Young, Worthy 1 Bni.i-w iek.< 4a. ('apt.Devereaux and his fain- the Philadelphia. ■ stradivarius of A. I>. 1754 I> Bonds r> secure storing road machines when not in use. tron 17. pattern | ; A. J. Crocker, Worthy Patro ; Mrs. Philadelphia, Sept. Ar, sell. M. C. ! St. sn'iiri;n-s. ft.- ilv moved from to .Sear-sport in 186:;. I .-Us, Prospect These are among some id' the questions Hurricane Island; ckl,sch. Ameri- Also Centra lurni Jane Grant, A. M.; Mrs. Sadie Downes, Haskell, In th;s Case the Work was Sofas, Lounges, tables, Hank tin;' house, Mrs. Devereaux died April i:>, isss. Among talked of as can Bangor; 19, ar, sell. R. Properly 111res. j affording reasons why they ; Mrs. Team, Henry l locks, Desks, Secretaries, Sec.; Judith Crocker, Treas.; Mrs. sch. Mar\ B. Done in Belfast. Other real estate owm <■. th* vessels Capt. Devereaux command would favor a town Tilton, Portland; eld, Crosby, j division_Sept. 20th, Geneva Thompson, Con.; Miss Nettie Promised Land, B. 1. Bureaus, Et 1 tin- rotn appr. >ved re- were ihe built in town re ed barque, Orchilla, there was a special town meeting called to 10. Cheek*, and otl eash sch. T. 1 A. Mrs. Almena Baltimore, Sept. Ar, Ilenry Later on I ^liall go to Brooks and .Monroe to ■ the built in ! Grant, C.; Eaton, Chap.; Any Belfast reader who has had backache and Notes I ... la-1 .Vitim., for him, brig Liberty, Sandy- consider the of the I Thomaston ; question having sewer Hayward (new) Colcord, 17, found relief the back with upholster. Fractional paper curt.- \V. II. Hall and the Howard Grant, Mar.; Mrs. Orrie Moody, by rubbing liniments S H POtt KBS it < O point, the schooner j system at Dark Harbor enter the West ; ar, ship Aryan, Philadelphia; 20 ar, sch. ; and cents... bay Mrs. Julia and lotions, undei'dands that the relief obtained ■ The had been Organist; Plummer, Adah; Ellen M. Holder, Sargentville. Or 1 V. MII.Ll4.lt. Jm irf >ii' /.. r, brig Henry Mathews. Captain instead of Harbor. It was j Gilkey’s voted Mrs. Ella Portland, Sept. is. Ar, sell. Carrie E. was but a makeshift, for the ache returns. Specie. summer. McKenney, Ruth; Mrs. Mattie in failing health during the The: n-*tes .... to put in a sewer and to raise the sum of Book, Veazie, Savannah; 22, ar, sell. Mary There's a way to do it so the ache will not come Letial-tender he died he celebrated his Lowe, Esther; Mrs. Emily Rowe, Martha; Redemption mid witj Wednesday before #0,500 for tlte same 4 cent, Ann McCann, Bangor for Providence; Levi back. Read how it's done in Belfast. bj issuing per Mrs. Elvira Electa. A urer, 5 per cent. .-t n last were cheer- Smith, goodly num- S. Andrews, Parsboro, N. S. WANTED. 7*i birthday. His days bonds—The summer have Benjamin Robinson, blacksmith, G Waldo ave- people very ber of the Masons and a few invited 20. Sld, schs. Post Potatoes, Apples, Butter ami Eggs|; the of his two of guests Bangor, Sept. Boy, nue, “In the winter of 1897 1 Doan's Total.. ed by presence children, donated a large number of New Webster L. says: got generously were to witness the York; Barnard, Astoria, also hay bought by the ear load lot. having the season with present interesting Annie Kidney Tills at Wilson’s drug store, used them HA 1511. his daughters spent books as a nucleus for a public library, I.; 22, ski, sell. Lord, New Ilaven. ceremonies. Howard has had their for a miserable backache which me across Address him. lie was a member of Felicity Lodge, Lodge ; Bath, Sept. 22. Sld, sch. Henry Clausen, caught stock in. Miss Grace R. Gilkey is secretary. The W Capital paid the loins time I or E. ,!r ...... the funeral was hall frescoed and put in line order, added a Jr., Brunswick. every stooped brought any BARNES, Surplus Fund F. A. M., Bucksport, and is at at j library kept present the house Me., 12. sch. Wm. on of The Undivided less e\. j nice bookcase and other and now Sedgwick, Sept. Sld, strain the muscles the back. treat- 4w39* Providence, It. 1. profits, attended Mariners Lodge. The services furniture, taxes by of Mrs. Frank Hatch, who will act as libra- Slater, New York ment it and 1 made that fact paid. j has one of the most attractive rooms stopped public National Bank notes were held at his late residence, Rev. T. P. lodge Rockland, Sept. TO. Ar, John I. rian. In the near future a suitable build- schs, our newspapers with my ex- I tividemls in this of the State. The room Grace through together unpaid. Williams officiating. The. interment was in part was Snow, Bonaire; Webster and Tele- Individual i ing, with an attractive room, will be perience amt opinion of Doan’s Kidney Tills. NOTICE. deposits subject reading decorated for the occasion. The graph, N. Y. Demand certificates ot dep Cemetery....Mrs. Mary A. prettily Five afterwards 1 I can the*Prospect erected—The Free Baptist Quarterly meet- Galveston, Sept. 10. Ar, bark Auburn- years don't think confer Notice is hereby given that JOHN F. FINBE Y who died in 18,11*02, chief feature was a beautiful floral star Porter, Seaisport Sept. and dale, Park, Port Spain. greater kindness on my fellow citizens than to of Palermo has made application to the State Total. I ing began Sept. IP, closed the following lor made some of the ladies. After the 15. schs. Board ot Bar Examiners examination for ad- n » was the widow of Wiimont Porter, whom by Stonington, Me., Sept. Sld, Annie tell them that the cure has been permanent and State of Maine, Od ( Sunday evening—Rev. J. W. Hatch of L. Henderson, L. A. Plummer and Penob- mission to the Bar at the next session of the she married Dec. 2, by whom she installation the company listened to some that if they suffer at all from backache or any of Board to ite held at on the 1838,and has been New Charles Hunt and Mabel Augusta twenty-first 1. FRANK R. WlU'ilN Fairfield, evangelist, assisting Rev. scot, York; the of to Doan’s day of October, 1902. had 7 children, four of whom are living. very interesting remarks by the Grand Pa- Goss, Boston. consequences kidney trouble, try named bank, do solemnu Geo. E. Tufts in a series of meetings, closing Tills. I know of others who have used JOHN B. MADIGAN. statement is true to the of the late Samuel tron and and later all were in- Sept. 10. sch. J. V. Kidney 3w89 She was a daughter Matron, Vinalhaven, Ar, Secretary of the Board. and belief. j on Sunday evening, Sept. 21st. In the Patter shall, to load the remedy and good results undoubtedly follow Matthews and was born March 11,1816, in vited to the spacious dining hall where Wellington, Rockland, FRANKK morning the Rev. James S. Dennis, D. stone for New Y ork. ed the treatment.” Subscribed and sworn t> ] what is now Stockton Springs, then Pros- delicious ice cream, cake, coffee and other 19. of 1VK)2. I)., of New York, preached. Rev. Dr. Brunswick, Ga., Sept. Ar, sch. Gladys, For sale by .ill dealers. Price 50 cents a box. day September, S. Mathews, was of Emmanuel Church refreshments were served....A cluster of New 21. ar, schs. Wm. II. pect. Her father, Capt. Leighton Parks,rector York; Sumner, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents FOR RENB Boston, was and also of Pendleton, New York ; Viola Wil- one of Sear sport’s earliest sea captains. He present agood many strawberry blossoms and green straw- Reppard, for the United States. A small tenement, convenient '-i=i Correct. Attest the summer from Xew Boston. upper very and people Boston, York liams, furnished or as desired. at Park ROBERT T IBM was a man of very retentive memory, berries was brought into our office Sept. 20. Remember the name—DOAN’S—and take no not, Enquire and Philadelphia. There was no service at Fernandina, Sept. Ar, sch. Helen G. street No. corner Church and Park E. KNOW! ION five door, 17, C. could recall when there were only the Episcopal church. 22nd. Moseley, Providence. other. streets. 39tf TAMES PATTI T