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Vol 49. Houlton, Maine, Wednesday, November 10, 1909 No 45
“Costumes and scenery?" TTillard sought the si; nature attain. Cary Ubrarv The base of ill the trouble was a clerk in the consulate at Naples. I to wrote us that there would he i (hit ies oil cost u tiles Din! scenery. Alas, the manager .'ind his hacker are on the v ■, a v to America, sad- (ter and wiser men! We surrendered our • t h e L u r e return tickets to the chorus and sent i them home. The rest of us are stranded ■ —Is not that the word 7- here in Venice, j waiting for money from home, if I were alone, it would he highly amusing, hut these poor people with me.’ There is only one way ! can help t hem, hut that -never! You recollect that m v personal income is ! quarterly, arid it will h>> two months he- ; fore I s!i;, 1) have funds. There .are per sons movnc; heaven and earth to tiud ine. ; Mv companions haven't the least idea . who 1 am. So here we all are, wandering about tlie Ham:,a. San Marco, calling at ; Cook's every day in hones of money. 1 | am staying vim my maid in the Canipn Sa.nla Maria Formosa, near our b -loved Santa Ilarbara. I have guaranteed the By ! aredit of my companions, and they believe j that Venetians are generous people. Gen- , orous! Perhaps you will wonder bow l HAROLD i dared appear on the stage in Italy. A | black wig and a theatrical makeup—these ; Wore sufficient. A duke sent me an iuvi- MAC GRATH | tation to take supper with him, as if I j Were a ballerina! 1 sent one of the Amer- I lean chorus girls, a little minx for mis- i chief. She ate his supper and then ran ' avuiy. I understand that, he was furious. : Only a few months more, Nell, and then Copyright, I SAFI, by the Bobbs- j I may come and go as I please. Como to i Venice. CAPRIOCIOSA. ritei-ri!l Co : Hillard did not stir. Another !al>y- —•♦♦♦*►*-«>« ♦<>❖ > t-'K'❖ $*-»♦>♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ j rinth to this mystery! Capricciose - i Kitty Kiliigrow's unknown prima don- •*1?^ really." continued Sandford se I na, and till he had to do was to take ' ▼ gjc TrMacni riously, “unless you bribed the care- ! the morning train for Venice, .and 'taker you could not possibly have en | twenty-four hours later he would he days ilmp* will cure you of your imam tered the house. You have been dream j prowling through the Cam no Santa tiful dream. After a!!.” with a second ing'''.' lug.” Maria Formosa. Two diijn i fin I carabinieri rose quickly. t hone lit. "ids a good cause, and it "Very, well, then. It begins to look j Mrs. Sandford observed him curi lion^Tio controlled. addressing' bims.df might be just your luck to win. The as If I bad.” It was apparent to Hil ously. even sadly. Why couldn't his t<> Hillard. “The sigivir has a servant masquerading lady! .Monte Carlo il lard that Sandford was not In his i fancy have been charmed by an every by the name of Giovanni?” is.” Wife’s confidence in ail things. He J day, sensible girl and not by this “Yes. And what has lie done to war Merriiiew danced a jig. Hillard also saw the wisdom of dropping the j whimsical, extraordinary woman who rant this visit?” stepped to (In* mirror and bowed pro •object while at the table. I fooled diplomats, flaunted dukes .and “It is a matter of seven years.” an foundly. Tbe jig ceased. They took coffee and liqueur in the ! kept a king at arm's length as a pas swered tin* spokesman. “Your serv "Madame, permit me, a comparative glass Inclosed balcony. Hillard found [ time? And yet— ant attempted to kill an otlicer in stranger, to offer you passage money a quiet nook not far from the lift. He “Caprieeiosa,” he mused aloud Koine. Luigi here, who was tln*n in home. \\ e won it at Monte Carlo. saw that Mrs. Sandford’s chair was “That is not her name.” terested in the case in Rome, thought It is yours. Polite enough," mused placed so that she could get a good “And I shall not toll it you.” ; lie recognized Giovanni in the street Hillard, “but hanged if it sounds ▼lew of the superb night. He sal “But her given name? dust a straw, today. Inquiries led us here.” proper." down himself, sipped his liqueur med something to hold on. I’m a drowning “At any rate, it looks as though Gio “To tin* deuce with propriety!" cried itatively, drank his coffee and as she man.’* vanni hail been forewarned of your Merrihew buoyantly. ''We'll start to nodded lighted a cigarette. “It is Hilda.” visit,” answered Hillard. “And may 1 morrow V" “■Weir*’ she said, smiling Into hia “That is Herman.” wMt is the name of the officer From lief window Kitty looked down brown eyes. She was rather fond of “She prefers it to Sonia.” Giovanni attempted to kill?'' m t ! , e < lay patched wi;h Hillard, a gentleman always and one “Sonia Hilda. It begins well. May I “It is not necessary that you should bl; s h a d o w s ; : r m dis il; lie. [piw of excellent taste. There was never keep this letter?” know.” ;i main wa fairy city in tin any wearisome innuendo in his wit nor “Certainly not. With that cara inia? Hillard accepted the rebuke with be T h e r e w e r h 'pa's elatteriv suggestion In his stories. Give it to me.” coming grace. *r t he “'it-, no (rains, m “Yon deliberately winked at me,” he B e recounted the adventure in a ll its color. He did so. ‘'Shall r seek her?” “And now, signor,” with the utmost e s which was o; began. “Our*ears never deceive half so often “Tills is my advice—don't think of courtesv, ' permit us to apologize for imrs And some *T deliberately did.” as our eyes.” her after tonight. If you ever see or this intrusion. We shall wait in the d i'ty's henrt. “Sandford is in the dark. I suspect “Her face is not scarred, is It?” recognize her. avoid her. It may sound bail, and if we And Giovanni we shall t'm hour won';: ed at much.” “Scarred!” indignantly. “She is as theatrical, but she is the innocent j gladly notify you of the event.” l"T Liny, erdinuri1.'' A rji.mil i ■ * V, -mwlnl/t uytin muni. “Regarding the wink?” beautiful as a Raphael, as lovely as a cause of two deaths. These men i “Hello! What's t»his?” exclaimed Hil i !“ ';!. :s very lonesome Where Venetians in olden days talkM “Regarding the mysterious woman; Bouguereau. If I were a man I should sought her openly too.” j lard, going to tiie table when the of •■mal failure of it liberty l'or themselves and death to the who occupied your house by your ex- j gladly journey round the world for the “What lias she done?” j ficers had gone. It was a note ad sing, spoken her Austrians, and at length they came press authority and who rode the i sight of her.” “She made a great though common dressed to him: ■ ! row how it;.A out upon the Grand canal where the hunter tat be park.” | “I am willing, even anxious." mistake.” My Kind Master—The carabinieri are . .f!c !) > ! f rd * r ci! -enraged h *r Rialto curves its ancient blocks of “Was there ever a more beautiful; “I should fall in love with her.” “Political ?” after me. But rest easy. I was not born ! w; i < :i liio. r ••up after ail the sue marble. picture?” sweeping her hands toward j “I believe I have.” “Don’t he foolish. I am sorry I let to rot in a dungeon. 1 am going north. ;,t !• ! *c. :f :i!■•* a ' - g<> veiled? When* tles alone, independent and resource Hillard passed the note to Merrihew. "1 wish 1 could find you a wife. You “She is married?” from your orbit as Mars’ is from Jupi :d - p ;. w so mysteriously la ful, and yet here she was leaning upon “That’s too bad. I've taken a great would make a good husband.” j “Certainly I have not said so.” ter’s. Forget her.” !*• - ‘ i <■'- ,\ ’*d t hose sa pphires a ud tiie strong will of this remarkable wo “Tbauk you. I am even willing, ' He flicked the ash from his ciga “My orbit is not limited. I shall fancy to him. It seems that the peas i.-M'n■■ “• ■! >ameralds? Why !iv< man, and gratefully too. ant lias chance on this side of the j with your assistance, to prove it. Who rette. seek her. When I find her T shall 1*0 i *■ ■ V. i* 1) sii.'l) a fortune hanging ! “Now, my dear Kitty, ins’ll just en water. IIis child a painted dancer in i was she, and how came she In your “Have you those letters?” marry her.” ;oM h< r ,J joy ourselves toai^fit, and on our re Paris and a price on his own head! | house?” “One of them I'll show you.” “I like you too much, Mr. Hillard, to "I- The voice came from the turn I shall lay a plan before you, and It’s hard luck. And the fellow who I “She wished that favor and that her “Why not the other?” stand by and see you break your heart x'rway Kitiv was startled for n j tomorrow you may submit it to the caused all this trouble goes free.” i presence in New York shonid not be “It would be wasting time. It mere against a stone wall.” moment, lair it was only La Signorina j men.” lie always goes free, Dan, here or ; known. Now describe to me exactly ly relates to your adventure. She “Don’t you see, the deeper the mys Kit'y fflrtively wiped her <*.'. es. j *‘I accept it at once without knowing what happened. 1 am worrying about sailed the day after you dined with tery is tlie more powerful the nttrac- J elsewhere.” “I am over laic by tin* window what it is.” tion becomes?” Why, we'd have lynched him in the plate and the silver.” her.” The noun was hri_ht I did not ligh; “What a beautiful palace!” Kitty “That accounts for the shutters. The The door to the lift opened and America.” cried presently, pointing to a house H* laughed. “And you will meet “That’s possible. We are such an rhe lamp." police and the caretaker were bribed.” closed noisily, and Hillard turned neg l.a moved with light sic; not far from the house of Petrarch. me halfway?” impulsive race,” ironically. “Yes, no “1 promise to tell you all I dare.” “I suspect they were.” ligently. A man sauntered through the v. bent and caught Kit The moon poured broadly upon it. The doubt we’d have lynched him, and "There is a mystery?” “If I were a vain man. and you room. The moment he came Into the ten her hands and turn gondola posts stood like sleeping senti these foreigners would have added an “Yes. So begin with your side of It” know I am not. I might ask you if she light Ilillnrd’s interest became lively ward tin* moon, nels, and the tide murmured ©r*r the other ounce of fact to their belief that He was a capital story teller. He re spoke well of me In this letter. Un enough. It was the handsome Italian ccn crying, cara!” steps. with the scar. we are still barbarians.’ counted the adventure In all Its color— derstand I am not Inquiring.” nmk.v.” said Kitty. I’ompco. seeing Kitty’s gesture, “I hadn’t thought of that,” Merriiiew the voice under his window, the per “But you put the question as adroit “Who is that man?” he whispered. I tie homeless bird!” I.a swung the gondola diagonally across admitted. sonals In the paper, the Interchange of ly as a woman. We are sure of vanity “Only a few weeks ago I bumped into -a i/cd Kitty impulsively in the canal. Merrihew became impatient. letters, the extraordinary dinner, the always. Yes. she spoke of you. She him on coming out of the club.” s “If I were not”— She hesi "No, no, 1‘ompeo!” La Signorina mask In the envelope. She followed found you to be an agreeable gentle “Do not attract his attention,” she “Now out with it. Where and how spoke in Italian. “I have told j’ou “she answered. did you learn that Kitty is in Venice?” him with breathless interest. man. But.” with gentle malice, -il wen* not?” never to go near that house without “Charming, charming!” She clapped did not say that she wished she had “Who is he?” he repeated. Hillard told him briefly. express orders. Straight ahead.” “A Venetian officer and a profligate. “And so they are all in Venice, wop* not poor, hut rich instead her haods. “And how well you tell It! met you years ago under more favor ■ * on to on** of the* fashionable “Who lives there?” asked Kitty. I entertained him once, but I learned broke? By George, here's our chance— ta You have told it just as It happened.” able circumstances.” C Y u are out of place here In “Nobody," answered La Signorina, from him that I had hem ill advised." everlasting gratitude and all that! “Just as It happened!” confounded “Come, give me the death stroke and rambling old i uiii." “though once it was the palace of a have done with it. Tell me what yon Hillard saw that this subject would We’ll hail ’em out and ship ’em home! j groat warrior. How picturesque the for a moment admit of no further questions The How is that fur a bright idea?” ! ot half so much as you are," Kit “Exactly. I have had a letter—two, dare, and I’ll be content with it.” -plied, gondolas look, with their dancing dou She opened her handkerchief purse man with the scar had committed “Let me see,” said Hillard practical In fact. You did not see her face?” a m m*v. r ■ ut of phue. | can live ble lights!” and delved among the various articles some inexcusable offense, ;Rd Mrs ly. “There are five of them—live hun-; "Only the chin and mouth. But If 1 therein. Sandford had crossed him off tin dred for tickets and doubtless live hun- ■ !'•*:•!•'. bly hi the tiehls with the Coni itiu< <1 11o\t week ever meet her again 1 shall know her “I expected that you would he asking list. dred more for unpaid hotel bills. I t; aofin - h ie-; in extravagant lie by her teeth.” My mi: d is al w ays at one height questions, so I am prepared. I did not It was after 10 when Hillard and his would never do, Dan, unless we wish ' “Heavens! And how?” tell my husband for that very reason friend took their leave. to go home with them.” 1 re the body is floes not matter “Two lower ones are gone. Other He would have insisted upon knowing “We shall leave in the morning for “But I haven't touched my letter of | BUY BONDS ! wise they would be beautiful.” everything. Here, read this. It is only Venice,” said Hillard. credit yet. I could get along on two ! a stibrje !r 111onr in t!i “Poor man! You have builded your a glimpse.” “Venice? How about Rome and thousand.” It sui flm d Kbtv s inquisitive house upon the sands. Her teeth are He searched eagerly for the signa Florence?” “Not with tiie brand of cigars you .'.or j perfect She has fooled you ” ture. “Which would you prefer. Rome and are smoking, ”0 cents each.” ' aid Kitty, dry Pi”- t1 “But 1 saw with these two eyes!” “some times I am afraid “Don’t bother,” she said. “The name the antiquities or Venice and—Kitty “No; wo can’t bail them out, but wo 4m*. , "There is a preparation which the- Is only a nickname we gave her at Killigrew?” can case up their hills till money ! CL*! "And vis;!*' I am often afraid ot . atrical people use—a kind of gum. She “Kitty in Venice? Are you sure?” conies from homo. Not one of them by J school.” myself I always do the lirst thitc.: j mentioned the trick. Isn’t she clever?” “School? Do you mean to tell me “Sin* is there with La Signorina Ca this time will have a watch. O’Mally I “Yet I shall know her hair," dogged- that you went, to school with her? prieeiosa. Oil. this is a fine world, aft will remain sober from dire necessity, j ihat enters my head, and generally it S’v-? lj. ! Where?” er all, and I was wrong to speak ill of Boor Kitty Killigrew! All the won- ! is the wrong thing. Never mind. The She put her hands swiftly to her j “In Pennsylvania first, then in Milan. It tills morning.” derful shops and not a stiver in her i old woman bore* will trust us for some Let us tell you about seme head. “Now, you have known me for ; Read.” “If Kitty’s in Venice I’m an ungrate pockets!” ; weeks yet.” She leaned from tiie win paiticularly atti active and dow and called, “Pomp-o-o!” years. Wh.it is the color of my O Cara Mia—If only you knew how ful beggar too. But I do not see why Merrihew paced the floor for some ( absolutely sound issues heir?” sorry I am to miss you! Why must you Kitty's being in Venice excites you.” Hrue. his head fall of ItODOSsfble j From the canui the gondolier an "Why. it is blond.” sail at once? Why not come to my beau- “No? Well, fate writes that Kitty’s schemes. He stopped in the middle of swered. It in mi hum ! tlful Venice? I have so much to say that "Nothing of the kind 1 u i. i cannot jj6 written. You ask about the ad mysterious prima donna and my lady the room with an abruptness which “Now then!” said the woman to the Netting' 4 to 5 If you cannot tell mine, bow will you venture. Pouf goes my little dream of of the mask are one and the same per portended something. girl. tall hen?” grreatness. It was a blank failure. The son.” "I have it. Instead of going directly Kitty threw a heavy shawl over iier P E R CEN T "I shall probably run after every officials put unheard of obstacles In our “No!” head and shoulders, while tiie other path. The contracts were utterly disre to Venice, we’ll change* the route and Denominations of fid beaded woman in Europe till 1 find garded. In the first place, we had not The two without further words go to Monte Carlo. I'll risk my four wound about her face the now famil beta.” humor ousiv. purchased our costumes and scenery in marched along the middle of the Cor- hundred, and if I win" — iar dark gray veil, and the two went $100, $500, $1,000 Italy. »* to tiie hotel. The concierge started “Then the announcement cards, a down into the Campo to the landing. toward them, hut suddenly reconsid- I house wedding and pictures in the 1‘ompeo threw away tiis cigarette ered and retreated to his bandbox of I New York papers. Dan, you are ini- and doffed his hat. II(* offered ills el- WRITE OR CALL an office. The strangeness of his move ! possible. You have gambled enough ix*1* C:> steady the vyjumu as they ments passed unnoticed by tin* two i to know that when you are careless boarded, f.jr-i ooee tiler were seated a Merrill Trust Co. THE LITTLE FINANCIAL LEAKS men. who continued on through the of results you win. but never when good stroke sent tin* gondola up raw lobby into the first corridor Hillard you need tiie* cash. But it is Monte canal. i'ndcr bridges they passed. BANGOR - MAINE inserted his key in tiie door of his Carlo if you sav so. or threp They a' ided by little restaurants room and swung ft inward. He paused often take the mostmoney. Stop these leaks ; start a savings account with on the threshold with good cause. us. Small amounts diqiosited often, with our interest-help, will grow into quite a sizeable sum in a surprisingly short, time. If you cannot call, do your Two dignified carabinieri rose quick ■ banking with us by mail: it’s perfectly sale and very convenient, (hi n*- ly and approached Hillard. There was uest we will gladly explain A LL alsiut this hy-mail system. something in the flashing eyes and set MONEY BACK if Goods jaws that made him realize* that the safest thing for him to do at. that mo Eastern Trust & Banking Co., Bangor, Me. ment wiis to stand perfectly still. are not as we represent BRANCHES AT OLDTOWN AND MACHIAS CHAPTER X. ( A KAMINIKKI. them, a t ...... IGNOKi,” began Hillard calm ly, “before you act will you not do me the honor to ex plain this visit?” PERKS DRUG STORE “It is .not he!” said one of the cara binieri. “It is the master, and not tin* sec wind. This is Signor Ilil/gr. is it 35 and 37 Market Sruare HOULTON, MAINE The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, November 10, 1909.
The series of nmet ings annonneed M., Orono, spent a few days at his in last week’s paper to begin Wed home in this town last week. nesday, Nov. 10, was an error. The Miss .Josephine Aberimt by of Moul meetings commenced Wednesday, ton is teaching tin1 Kervin sclmnl. Nov. 8, and will continue ten days. A very home wedding took plan1 The meetings are being eondiieted at the residence
Notick ok First Mkktino of Creditors endurance, than many times the same bulk of In the District Court of the United States for the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. meat, fish, fowl, or cereals of lower food value. ^ hi the matter of i M O TH ER’ S OATS are different from other’ s oats and different from \\ illmot S. Pelchie, , In Bankruptcy. Bankrupt. ‘ ordinary oatmeal. They are put pp in sanitary sealed packages. But To the creditors of Willmot S. Pelchie there’ s more to M O TH ER’ S OATS than the package; they are the of Ashland, in the county of Aroostook New Winter Coats and district aforesaid, a bankrupt. best oats in the world, the best selection of the best crops. Every batch Notice is hereby given that on the nth dav that comes to our mills is screened_ and only the ripe, big grains are of Nov., A. 1). I'Xit). the said Willmot S. Pelchie was duly adjudicated bankrupt- marketed. They are not only sterilized, but steamed (to burst the and that the first meeting of his FOR WOMEN AND MISSES creditors will be held at the office of proteid cells); then robed (to render the cooking easy), and after that, Edwin L. Vail in Houlton, on the ‘Nth day of Nov., A. D. 1D()‘», at 10 o’clock M O TH ER’ S OATS are crushed (to hasten their digestion)—easy work in the forenoon, at which time the said for the stove, easy work for the stomach and more work for the man. cieditois may attend, prove their claims appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and There’ s a coupon in every package of Mother’s Cereals. You can col transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. lect enough of them in a little while to own a Fireless Cooker for nothing. Your EDWIN L. VAIL. grocer will tell you how to get it free. There are a number of ways and all of E HAVE such a variety on hand that style, Beferee in Bankruptcy. them make it worth while to buy Mother’s Cereals: Mother’s Oats, Mother’s Com Dated at Houlton, Nov. .sth, moo. Meal (white or yellow), Mother's Wheat Hearts (the cream of the wheat), Mother’s color and fit are assured at just the price you Hominy Grits, Mother’s Corn Flakes (toasted), Mother’s Coarse Pearl Hominy, w t Mother’s Old Fashioned Steel Cut Oatmeal, Mother’s Old Fashioned Graham Flour. want to pay. Come into our COAT DEPART Notice of Fjrst Meeting of Creditors In the District Court of the United States for h e r e a t w e s t e r n c e r e a l c o m p a n y the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. T G MENT, and it will be a pleasure for us to I n the matter of ) O l’LRATING MORE OATMEAL MILLS THAN ANY OTHER ONE CONCERN •John I). Gardiner, ; In Bankruptcy. AKRON BOSTON V \V IO\ I N NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO show you our line, though you may not know what you Bankrupt. I Pll IS'U R(j ALBANY ST. LOUS To the creditors of .John I). Gardiner of Chapman P]., in the County of Aroostook, want, you can see what is being worn and district aforesaid, a bankrupt. EXTRAORDINARY OPPOR Lost Notice is hereby given that on the ; 'Tuesday between Houlton and Linneus 6th day of Nov., A. I). l!Hi;i. the said : one fork, one hand cultivator, one Hat hoe, .John D. Gardiner was duly adjudicated TUNITY. one pronged hoe. Please notify bankrupt; and that the lirst meeting of his creditors will be held at the office ( . s. IIILYARI), of Edwin L. Vail in Houlton. on the 27th 2 o Learn Telegraph Operating. j Linneus. Black Broadcloth, also Mix Mannish Materials, Diagon day of Nov., A. I). loop, at 10 o'clock G. T. P. SCHOOL of Telegraphy is the lllp in the forenoon, at which time the tures, at $10.00 als and Broadcloths at $20 said creditors may attend, prove their claims, ON LY TELKGHA I’ll SCHOOL east of appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and Boston, Good board, $2,.>0 to $;>.7>0. POSI- For Sale transact such other business as may properly rpr/1vw c r m . i ’h ,/• , r Bail of grey horses weighingweighim .''.200 lbs, come before said meeting. HONS SE( l LED. Enter now, free ; snun(1 ;U1(1 workers. a Iso Hi inch dry Excellent styles, full lengths, good Both loose back and semi-fitting, EDWIN L. VAIL, plain or plaited effects, high Referee in Bankruptcy. catalogue. Address V . 'i. LITTLE, Prin. hardwood and 4 ft dry soft wood delivered. colors, some are lined through Dated at Houlton, Nov. sth, 1000. out collars, etc., fancy buttons Fredericton, N. B. By S. 11, SIN COCK. Fine Kersey, Striped Worst Imported Mixtures, Satin eds, Broadcloths and Finish Broadcloth, Etc. JUNK 1 — 8-8- 1 ,v-s- Fancies at $15. Are Here 1 -j— l ;>— 1»;— 1 it... 22 22
Some tailored, many in the Moyen- The one of a kind style, with all the MAY 1- Age style with full circular latest touches of the best Ameri —4—.*>—r>—7— s- In .ILLY 1—■2-2- t —s —0— 12 -1 o 1 7... IS— 1!) 2n flounce or side plaits. Some can tailors. Some are braided u;~ 11 i2 l*; -1 7 —20— 21 - 2 •>—8 i i — ■ l s —- j 11 have standing collar, lined and but the plainer styles predomi Results Count 22 — 2G—2G —2S -2 a— 8<> -81 interlined nate We respectfully call the attention ot the public to the fact that Hundreds of Young Men and Women have improved their con We have marked all these goods at remarkably low prices dition in life by securing a training in the as we prefer to give our customers the benefit of our ex SHAW Business and Shorthand School perience in buying, and in doing this we can close out The fact that the Bangor Daily News had instances of students of this season this institution taking positions on these dates is evidence of this. Come in and look them over AUGUST 2-1 ; G. D. HARDEN, Treas. Oc t o b e r — 7—S_K— 1 18—1 1 — 17—is - ik- 2ii | . i 1 t Ii -- 1 1 > — i s. -IK— • 1 —88- Bangor, Me., Fne Catalog. 28 21 88 -88 27 2s 2,n- 21 >>:_.•>: _-'s_ -8K—8< i Berry o Taylor SK I’'IT. Ml IKK 1 o; ; I! 18 ! 1---12— HI— 1 t -is —2'* 2 1 88 2 8 - 8 1--22 2 7 — 8> ■N 1 1 \V< I i Il'llllliT' I The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, November 10, 1909.
New Restaurant. Think Rates High. Potatoes. C. E. Dunn of Houlton PORTAG E LA K E Id' M BEK CO. Declares Himself a OF LOCAL INTEREST The Porcupine restaurant on Ban WANTS B. A- A. KATES r>y reason of bad roads. potatof> gor street has changed hands, and Id >W EKED. are m o v im ■ lather slowly jmt at Candidate for hereafter will be run under tin* name Parker Spolford of P.ucksport and present ; i lloiigh I'animrs at'" anx Sheriff. of ♦ lie Cottage Hotel Cafe. The Frank M. Keizeref Koekland. mem ious to remove their stock from Theo. J. Fox of Fox Bros, is in Charles P. Allen Esq. of Presque place has been remodeled and reno bers of the state board of railroad barns and sheds w her'1 it is tem To Till: I'vKIU lil.K’A N Voters] HI Caribou on business. Isle was a business caller in town vated throughout so that it now pre commissioners, were in llmiltonon porarily stored, before tile advent of Friday. Hoi ETON ; Howard Pierce Esq. of Mars Hill sents a (dean, attractive and up-to- Wednesday last, where the commis fr e e z in g w ea t her. ( lent leim-ll ; — date appearance. sion held a hearing on the petition M’lie market has declined from last was in town on legal business Mon The regular meeting of Houlton Relieving that a custom which Regular meals will he served three of the Portage l.ake Lumber Co., week, and buyers are offering to day. Lodge, B. J*. O. E. will bo bold on ha*, been in \ ogne i’nr a quarter of a times a day in the dining room, which charged that the IkingorA- day around $1 it.k. some of them be Chas. 8. Gilman of Portland was Friday evening next at the ('Pah cent 11ry in the Republican party, of House. while one may get a good lunch at Aroostook railroad is charging high ing indillei-em at this price, as with calling on his trade here Tuesday. rotaiinu tlnqotliee of High Sheriff the lunch counter at any hour of er rates for the transportation of the present outside dull market, to Delmont Emerson of Island Falls A large number of ladies attended troin the southern to the northern the day or night. T h e place will be lumber over tim Fish Liver exten gether with heavy receipts from the was doing business in Houlton, Mon the service at tin? Baptist church, pai't ol thejCounty every four years, always open. The restaurant will sion than it should. West, operations are not likely to he and listened to an able address by ami tnun|thejiortliern to the south day. he run under the management of The It. A. was represented by at adl profitable. the pastor, Rev. F. W. Irvin. ern in like manner, will be eontin- Robert W. McLeod of Monticello (Mias. E. (’alvin. Pres. Cram and Hugh Chaplin, att'y It is now estimated that fin per Nathaniel Tompkins Esq., and .1. ued fpiext ; year,; by; the, party, J was doing business in town Mon There can always he found at this for the road while Hon. Ira <1. Hor cent of t he etn ire A roostook crop is P. Dudley, of the Custom House, wish "to announce^myself ,as*a can day. establishment a full line of cigars, sey appeared for the petitioners. in marketable condition, ami as the lett Monday for a bunting trip in didate lor jjjt he J posit ionj’of High W. M. Brown, Gen’l Mgr. of the fruit and canned goods. In a word The hearing was the first one of rot is now practically over, this the vicinity of Bridgewater. Shei’ifl |from the southern part of B. A A. R. R. was in Houlton T u es the new management will endeavor i tlie kind that, the commission Inis means that a good volume of busi the "county. I am asking for this The Houlton High foot ball team to run a. strictly first class restau ever held. Heretofore th ‘ I'liiniuiv ness for the balance of the season day on business. position believing [ can administer went to Fort Fairfield Thursday rant; and lunch mom. sion has never decided any rate must he carried on to move the There was no meeting of the the affairs ol the otfice intelligently, where they played the Tigers. The The patronage of the public is questions but during the session of stock out. as shipments up to date Shakespeare club this week for a prudently and for the interest of the score was 35 to 0 in favor of the earnest!v solicited. tin1 last legislature when the lb-rsey have been exceedingly light. number of reasons. tax’ payersjof Aroostookj(’ounty.j Tigers. Houlton was a great deal bill, which had to do with freight My experience us* a'County Con7- Two new members were added to lighter than their opponents. rates charged by tin1 Bangor & Aroos Mrs. Jennie Bagley. missiotter has given nm a general the membership of the Congrega The old stable that was connected took, was being discussed it devel Pay Your know ledge of thejcriminal business tional church on Sunday morning. with the Town Hall building has oped that the commission had the The death of Mrs. Jennie Bagley <'f the County.1 [What, assistance I Mrs. Saunderson of Montreal ac been moved east of the present En right to decide questions of rates wife of William Bagley occurred on may have rendered the Sheriffs and companied by her daughter arrived gine House and the property sur and the present hearing is a result of Water Rcite Sunday, Nov. 7 at her late residence their deputies in the past in enforc here Friday, where they will spend rounding the town property has been that discussion. in Ludlow. ing the Prohibitory Liquor Law the winter. much improved. The Portage Lake Lumber Co. Mrs. Bagley was confined to her TO-DAY would he of great value in mlminis- President F. W. Cram of the B. & iuns a lumber mill about two miles Mr. and Mrs. Max I)oten of Cal bed for the past ten weeks and failed t ‘ring the affairs of the otfice of A. was in town Wednesday in at ais spent Sunday in town leaving on steadily although everything possi north of Ashland on tin- line of the tendance at the hearing before the And Save 10 per cent. Shcritf. Monday morning’s train for Boston. ble was done for her that medical Fish River extension. This mill railroad commissioners. It perhaps'will not he necessary to Mr. D Men is a Bicker graduate and skill could do. »vas built some time after the rail tell those who know me that 1 le- road extension was laid down. Ac D’Israeli Asbestos Co. Aaron 0. Putnam, a student at his friends in town are congratulat Mrs. Bagley was born in Spring- lieve i he Maine Prohibitory Law cording to the contention of the the University of Maine Law School ing him upon his marriage which field, Carleton Co., N. B., 47 years cs’. A. Dykeman and C. S. Osgood the ’nest law yet devised by man, to lumber company, the railroad is is in town to attend the Putnam- took place in Calais Saturday. ago and she was Miss Jennie Mc- returned from their trip to D’Israeli handle the liquor traffic. I believe Archlbald nuptials this afternoon. charging an excessive rate for the Miss Florence Ingersoll and Miss Corkindale. Quebec on Thursday where they t he law was made to bo enforced as hauling of lumber over the. Fish Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pipes of Pres Helen Thomas of Farmington, for During her long residence in Lud went to examine the Asbestos Quar well as other laws. It ought to be Kiver extension, and in its petition que Isle weTe in town last week in merly of Houlton, were among the low, she endeared herself to all by ries in tin* interests of local inves enforced, it can be enforced, find we it asks the commission to cause a attendance at the funeral of Miss initiates in the Sigma Kappa soror her quiet, gentle, Christian charac tors. believe tin* rank and tile of all par decrease in these rates. Georgia Robbins. ity at Colby (Women’s Division) at ter and she will be sadly missed by Mr. Dvkeman is very enthusiastic ties want it enforced, and if chosen The Bangor [ K- r \ n m s n 1: i> Ai'Kii. Isiinj 111; t: i _ ' • 111 .U ■ I) 1 S ■ I; d ■ • 11 t INC T H E A R O O STO O K THU I s • I' 1 : id i >!'_ ’ b■■ man. r as it i 11 n !'■ i bb I!* in" ;w, t hi- ALL THE HOME NEWS. i - in marked \Lotthe ni lb rdi b "UC--. ,,| t ■ man who Ii\al ll o r f n t h e FIELD nhiisb.etl i vi v U'nincMI;iy Morning by tin* Legal Newspaper L\( • as m is!\\,.n h y o | r midy. This 4 im. - Publishing Co. V i • rm< Hi ' • r.i b 1 e ;1., i oe eoiumand- I. - V II w lx pat . ' n i ! i ■u u ■ ■ ba-tc ill fi din ji ■ !’(»l 1 M' i CC a !i' ■ f i 111 r ‘ i i m i-: d 1 i ) 11 : •. u.t of |,i- own a eh ie\ e- They hit the mark to ' e o n1p e- HAS. ! !. FOGG, Editor A Prop. ii'liln -s OR ll IM It !f IN >r u l;d !.iw In- ia - -.il- b ie!i no ru r bum ! pej -on and make world’s records. m- r it m(] or i k it. i - n - '"li-ii'lc I'm' gir pa; . O ba- bo ell i1 'f a l; i ii - i a u i. The American team used i m > r t . ■ ■ • i per year in advance ; single - 1 f ;■ i 11 \ pi ; *! 1 oMc-- 111- [:: 1■cr i i i - - ’•:;>]o'rt.-11 a-- .topics live cents. am die die la il lad- of tic rout i 11C<), im in 1-1 Ias a 11 a rn a r /' :, o an 11oi and can them exclusively and won I > i 11 >! 1-ll ■f may mnit i Hie 111 - e 111 | I i 111 til pay - 1"■ r Were not merely wit !,- >iitr ci ;;>tions in um*ur :1.fin per year Nm nly b;i- be the International trophies. incut T*n hi Ic nil(i (• (■(nirt 111 VI (1.■r i(11 .1 t ! i ■ 11 ‘ (■ f 11 -111 r : 11 : s u b n i i -ioll of e Ni mn,-.mg. in smokeless, they fit all guns Advertising, ates Mascil upon circulation and to tillO' \v w-imp ■rs aid pc rx 1.1' ra 1 - f n-i,.: 1 ■ < • p I ■ d th e a ss e r - , but i V i - own le ry. be has very reasonable. po-t >11CD, or ri mo\ iii'.* a ei icava ■ f b i - r i \ a I. vdio at the start and are sure fire, uniform and accurate. ir i ! i• : n >een men H - in securing Louununicationt upon topics of general inter ll ill'll! Ic 1 fo •, i - I>■ i i l;; facie I'Vid cl ice The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, November 10, 1909. W a n t F a r m e r s to K e e p |,lu* “or.-age ami values <>r an v,-.- A CARD. Foley’s Honey and Tar cures cough« W anted quickly, strengthens the lungs and ex Accounts. C',',x ,z.'r T :'"r "■■■ This is to certify that all druggists Kaw I in-' IxniLrbt m any quantity. Hood pels colds. Get the genuine in a yel I 111 111' u IM,d, Imicing material. are authorized to refund your money if prices paid for skmik. bear, fox, mink cwn low package. Sold by all druggists. j sjjeiUr, "Hits the Mark" Liriuers of t be country to do some | tie in lump sum of ;,n Jir,.\\-<>,>,j, heals the lungs and prevents serious re Ad Congress st. bookkeeping between now and t he |j ra i In >a< I tits, telegraph ;nnl tele- sults from a*co!d, prevents pneumonia * Cortland, Me Real Estate loth of next April. 'The experience J plume i»<»],■ s, material fur and consumption. Contains no opiates, in jtrevious censuses inis demon- j ami barrels, or ut Imr P m\st prod nets (ienuine is in a yellow package. Re Potatoes. FOR SALE strated that statistical information cut in I9t)9 for sale, fogetber with nil fuse substitutes. Sold by all drug "I ’arsons ni a position to ship potatoes bv relat ing to agricnlt lire is not ;ts re amounts received jn pun (j-ul,i t ho gists. FARMS ANI) VILLAGE PROPERTV. tlie cadoad and desiring a market in this liable as it should bo, because farm sale of stand i ng (imhei-s mi the I'arm. 7 room house, shed and stable, lot x good city, please send terms and conditions to M. 4 8 Purest Flour ers as a rule do not do tiny book- j location...... $1500 Inquin will he made for the mitn- I« »<; A IUU \ . 70 Ninth Church St., Pittslield, “ Of the various qualities of Hour ob keeping. The enumerators who w ! ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE Mass. 10 room house, lot 4x12...... $1400 tained from the same wheat, the lower 1 j her ol animals sold alive in pjon and j grades are those most contaminated start on their rounds the loth 3kJp ,h,‘ ;>'ip"ints received ; a.lso. for the 40 acre farm 7 1-2 miles from Houlton, good with grease, dirt, and objectionable April will'be under instructions to j Tlie siibsci iber lrienv mives notice that lie bacteria; the freedom of flour from number and value of anima Is slaugh buildings...... $1000 these, increases with its purity." gather from the farmers accurate I has been duly apixiinied Administrator ol the P roi\ W m . J ac.o, tered on the farm, whether for home j estate of Mary K. Brown late of Island Falls accounts of their oporat ions during 50 acres wild land 5 miles from Houlton, good the well-known Knyliah chemist. consumption or for sale. Farmers in the County cf Aroostook, deceased, and the year ending Dec. 31. Every road...... $250 The purity of William Tell Hour is tire also asked to keep a, careful ,-e-i i lias given bonds as the law dinrts. All per Big Price For Farm due to the costly equipment and ex tanner also will he required to make lfO acre farm, 7 miles from Houlton, 75 acres cord of the number of animals ol'j sons having demands against the estate of ceptional care to keep the grain ami an inventory of the date of April 13 under cultivation, good buildings flour clean. each kind purchased during the! .slid deceased are desiml to present the same $3700 of all his farm possessions. The for settlement, and all indebted thereto are The wheat is stored in hermetically year and t lie amount paid for t hem. j Excellent Grain Land sealed tanks at the big mills of Anstcd new director of the census believes requested to make pa\inert immediate!) . The enumerators will even want ml & Burk Co. that if lie can persuade the farmers In Southern Alberta A. 0 . BRIGGS l n m m m IS STILL ON On account of the extremely wet weather many of our customers have been unable to take ad vantage of the many bargains that we are offering, and this has decided us to continue longer than we planned REDUCED PRICES ON OVERCOATS. SUITS, COATS, AND REEFERS Fleeced Lined Underwear, $1.00 quality, 63 1-2 cents. North Star Fur Coats, Elephant Pants, Ladies’ & Gent’s Walkover Shoes ii FRIEDMAN & COMPANY oo The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, November 10, 1909. ii&iSii5i)3it3ii3i Hearing in the Murder Case OF LOCAL INTEREST 9 FAX BROS. W W frK ********* *&*&*&*&*&*&*&*&•&*&*&*& K*K*K<*&K* Qjiag p Friel and Ellis Black held for 8. S. rrhomton was in Ashland State Detective, Mux Cohen was Grand Jury in town Monday on business. ()UNG iiH'D everywhere-* last v eek on business. C. E. Owen, Sec. Maine ('ivie college, at home, in busi A. O. Briggs went to Patten Tiles- League, was in Houlton Tuesday on Y tlm rilb* which ( 'luis. U. Friel iiivd, ness-want tbe stvie ami day on business. As ;i re Slllt of too I nch liquor on business. Chas. test ify ing a< tlm Iwaring that snap ot our R. Y. Clark retuned Monday from Nov. 1 John Uriel >f Amity was art Schallner & Mrs. A. C, Perry of Presque Isle John ft'*]] at tin* third shot that was a successful hunting trip to Tenney’s killed by ■ his nephew ('has. F. Friol Marx clothe All-wool lab- is tiie guest of Mrs. Win. C. Donnell fired. a voting man It) v< an* of ago. rics, always. camps. on Lawn street. No ‘‘dollar watch” experts at The story ol the shoot ing wli ieh ( ’has. and his wife took John into W. S. Lewin Esq. was a passenger resulted in tin; death of John Friel tin* house and railed Dr. Fhhett of We’ll show you some of the Jewett's, only the best workmanship on Tuesday mornings train for Ban parses inspection there. is in substance as follows : Hodgdon, who dressed tlm wound swellest., smartest new fabrics gor. and removed t In* bullet. you ever saw: imported and Miss Fern Park spent Sunday in Geo. A. Gorham and Ora Gilpat- There was gathered on Sunday This was on Monday, and on Tues town with friends returning to Eagle rick went to Davidson last week on evening at the house of one Mein- day afternoon John died from tin* Americaji weaves: very line Lake Monday. tosh, John Friel his brother ('has. eiFee t S < > F till- WUllul. goods. a cruising trip. (who did the Mr. Basford, the piano tuner will Fiiel, Chas. F. Fri< After the shoot ing Chas. F. Friel Meeting of Aroostook and Penob shooting), Ellis Black and Mr and Suits $20 to $45: be in town this week and orders scot Pomona on Thursday of this and Ellis Black disappeared and be left at Houlton Music store. Mrs McIntosh, during a social even may week at Grange Hall. they w< re later captured by Impu- ()ver(‘oats$10.50 to $00. The first meeting of the Womans’ ing there was more or less drinking, ties Henry Smart and Klim r Farrcr, E. L. Lowell, editor of the Mars and after the supply of liquor had This store is flu* home of Hart Club on Monday was a successful Hill View, Blaine, spent Monday in who brought them to Houlton jail. and v* ry enjoyable occasion. given out, John and ('has. F. Friel A hearing was held af tin* Court Schaffner Marx clothes Houlton on business. went away for more of the ardent, Miss Davis, teacher of music at room on Thursday afternoon before The annual bowling contest at the which they secured and returned to Judge Thornton, who found prob R. C. I., will take a limited number Meduxnekeag club commenced Mon the’house* of McIntosh. Later in the of pnj Us outside in piano and voice. | able cause, ( ’has. of murder, and day evening. evening, or rather early in the morn Apply at Dormitory. Black of being an accessory and E. P. Boutelle, Post Office Inspec ing of Monday then* was trouble be both were committed to the Countv Miss Clare Browne returned Fri tween John and Chas. F. which tor was in Houlton Tuesday on bu jail without, btiil for the April term day from Presque Isle where she at siness at the Houlton office. came to blows, and after being sep Fox Bros. of the S. J. Court, Hon. R. \Y. Shaw tended the K. of P. Ball given there arated by those present. Chas. F. As a result of a proposition by a whb made a reputation as one of tlm Copyright 1909 by H.rt Sch.fTner & M.r* SIGN OF BIG FOX " on Thursday. prominent U. of M. alumnus the and Ellis Black left the house State’s leading criminal lawyers in The Royal Neighbors will serve a students have agreed to cut out all threatening to get even with John. the celebrated Jack Roberts trial, public supper in Woodman Hall, defended Black, .and Powers & Arch SHERIFF'S SALE. I hazing. They left the house about 3 a. m. VI’ATK OK MAIN'K Thursday from 6 to 7. Everybody ibald were the attorneys for Friel, FARMS FOR SALE We publish this week a letter from and called on one of the neighbors AROOSTOOK, ss j come. Chas. E. Dunn announcing his can and tried to borrow a rifle, after tel wnile County Attorney Holmes con Taken this twenty-ninth day of Oc'ober, j IN PISCATAQUIS and AROOSTOOK Mrs. Crllla Dayton of Boston and ling him that he (Chas. F. Friel) ducted the case for the state A. I)., limit, on execution dated October 13th, J COUNTIES didacy for Sheriff of Aroostook 1909, issued on a judgment rendered on tbe j her toother Frank Foster of Wood- was going to shoot his uncle, and There are several facts which have I have a hue hue of farms rang stock were in town Friday on busi- County. second day of October, 1!too, by the conside- ! The ladies circle of the Congrega Mr. Knapps, who was aroused from been brought out since* the trial ration of our Justice of our Supreme Judicial ing from $650 to $10,000 to offer. nese. tional church will meet with Mrs. his bed refused to loan him a gun. which are interesting. After Chas. Court begun and held at Boulton on tbe Anyone looking for good trades in We always have a bargain in T. P. Williams on Friday afternoon Then they drove to the house of F. had shot his uncle, he was tlm third Tuesday of September, HMD, in favor of farms will do well to call or write watebns both new and second hand John McCIuskey and asked for the George L. Pennington of Bridgewater in the of this week. one who drove to Macks’ store and \V. A. Mills, Milo, Maine, who ed, the latter we sell for mere noth same thing, but McCIuskey did not county of Aroostook and against Beecher W. Maude Astle, daughter of A. telephoned for the doctor and seemed will be pleased to give you a full ing# Always buying bankrupt ask Charles what he was going to do Keel and Abbie Reed both of Cary Planta description of any kind of a farm E. Astle of this town is among the I very unconcerned about what had •tobks. J ewett A Co. with it and loaned him a rifle. tion in said County, for Eighty-five dollars you want. Write and state what members of the Sophomore class of happened. and fifty cents ($85.50), debt or damage, and you are looking for and about how Get the habit of buying sterling! Bates to speak on the prize declama The two men, Chas. F. Friel and Had John Friel stood 2 feet east, Fifteen dollars and thirty-nine cents ($15.39) •Uvor. I t is really cheaper than much you want to invest in a farm tions. Ellis Black, then returned to the of where he did when he was shot by costs of suit, and will lx* sold at public auction plllte for It lasts several generations. house of Chas. Friel where John was his nephew. In* would have been at the office of R. W. Shaw in Houlton in and see if I can’t interest you the Tike beautiful designs of the Gorham Mrs. F. W. Mitchell went to Ban said County, to tbe highest bidder therefor, fir^t time. gor Tuesday for a short stay. Mrs. and calling to him said that they killed in Canadian territory, and Go. for sale at Jewett’s. would ‘‘get square with him,” John quite a question would have arisen, on Monday tbe sixth day of December, HMD Mitchell was accompanied by her at ten o'clock in the foremxm, all the right, $ 1,100 Bishop Cod man is a guest at the on coming from the house accom whether tin* boy who did the shoot daughter, Dorothea. title and interest which the said Beecher 175 acre farm, 9 miles from Ban rootory during his stay in Houlton, panied by his brother Chas. was the ing would have been tried in Canada Reed and Abbie Reed, has or had on the gor, 2 l/> miles to B. & A. depot ; and will devote the rest of the W. S. Lewin Esq. returned last target for three of the bullets from or in Maine. eighteenth day of January, 1!MD at three 50 acres in tillage, good soil, no nio&th to his churches in Aroostook week from a business trip to Chica go, and can be found at his office in o'clock B. M., the time when the same was rocks. One and one-half story 8 bounty. One John Collins alias Frank Wil attached on the original writ, in and ,to the the Mansur Block. NO CASE ON RECORD. room house, barn 38x55 with base The ladies of the Episcopal church son of Lynn, Mass., was brought to following described real estate situated in There is no case on record of a cough ment. Some lumber, plenty ot m m hold their annual sale of Christ- Frank L. Auber, who has been Houlton, Monday by Max Cohen, said Cary Plantation, to wit :- All the parts or cold resulting in pneumonia or con- of lots numbered forty-four (44 ami [fifty-four wood. Located one mile from mas articles at the church vestry on living on the Chas. Cottle larm in state detective, for breaking into, Hodgdon the past season has pur (54) in said Cary Plantation described in a main travelled road—this why we Donum bar 11th. A food sale will the M. C. station at Bancroft anti j ?umP"on afler Fole>’» Honey an,I Tar sell it so cheap. Actually worth chased this valuable piece of real stealing two mileage hooks and some ! has been taken, a, tt "'.11 stop your deed from John Reed to Alexander Reed, OjOf be hold on the same date. nur cokpqmckly. j dated February 26, 1861, except whatwiihl hasuus double the price. Enquire of D. estate. tickets. On the wav up Wilson who ! c™ A and break up your coM.q.uekly. Ifat ‘original and genuine Old 1 Refuse any but the genuine Foley’s ! been conveyed by Alexander Reed to William N. Gallupe, 77 Jefferson street, DrWy China for sale at Jewett’s. The marriage ol Guy E. Taylor gave his name as Collins confessed Honey and Tar in a yellow package j Reed and not reconveyed back by .said William Bangor, Me., or o f cheap imitations offered and Miss Etta Stewart of Somerville that his name was Wilson.' Contains no opia'es and is safe and ( Reed. bjr on* crapulous dealers as “just as Mass., takes place to-day at the res There will be a total eclipse of the sure. Sold by all dealers j Also, the tracts of land with the buildings j thereon descrilied in a deed from William W. A. MILLS Good,” “near Ivory” »»and other idence of the bride’s parents. moon, visible generally throughout Reed to Reeeheer Reed and Abbie B. Reed Real Estate and Insurance W M m Miss Grace Archibald a student at the United States, on the morning by deed dated Dec. 7, 1895 and] recorded in , E. L. Cleveland Company Bates arrived home Monday to at of Nov. 27. The moon will enter Bankrnpt's Petition tor Discharge the Registry of Reeds at Boulton in Vol. MILO, MAINE been awarded Blue ribbon and tend the Putnam—Archibald wed the earth’s shadow from the south In the matter of 214, page 1 os. IjjiMjiprlae by the South Texas Fair west at 2.32 A. M., and totality will Winfield L. Kimball, In Bankruptcy. Also, all of lot numbered forty-live (45) in ding, and will act as maid of honor Bankrupt. 1 Ladies for the finest exhibit of at tn^ceremony, Wednesday begin kt 3.34. The total eclipse will Cary Plantation which lies south of the iSSSjiiitatoee riiade at their annual last till 4.66 with the middle of the To tbe Ilox. C i.a k k x c k II a l k , Judge of Haney Road, except a strip off the south side 4 Ixigs in 1. The Rirectoire Folding bug.** the District Court of the United suites for of said lot, containing some twelve (12) acres warranted leather, Sample .seal grain $2 , The members of the Meduxnekeag eclipse at 4.15. The moon leaves the the District of Maine. rjS S S ft1*11. club are planning on a very pleasant shadow at 5.69 and the eclipse is WINFIELD L. KIM BA LI. of Ashland conveyed to William Reed. Said premises morrocco grain $3. ((pportunity direct from ’« 4J1 Indications point to a most in the County of Aroostook, and State of being fully described in a mortgage deed to manufacturer. A, B. ( HAM PUN, id evening on\Thursday, it being the over. iRilioeeefu] and enjoyable occasion regular LadiV Day, and a commit Maine, in said District, respectfully repre Llewellyn Powers, dated April isth, 1905 Journal Bldg., Boston, Mass. jillllPinooi Bike at the mask ball that The officers of the red cross move sents, that on the 12th day of Nov., and recorded in the Aroostook Registry of 343 tee is now at wd he was duly adjudged bankrupt DEEDS in Vol. 210, page 455. are planning on for the 16th of ment wish to thank all who have under tfie Acts of Congress relating to bank A. B. SMaRT, ’Ooonth and many out of town The wedding of ^Dss Emma Put generously and in many instances ruptcy ; that lie has duly surrendered all his Deputy Sheri if Found nam and Mr. BerVrd Archibald 8 • c property and rights of property,.....‘ • and hashas) re will be present in costume without solicitation subscribed to- fu]jy complied with all tbe requirements of said ; ,344 A ladies stone ring, inquire at Osgood’s, takes place this Wednesday after Acts, and* of the orders of Court touching his B. Connor, representing the ward the advancement of this Little Store with the Big Stock. noon at 8 o’clock at the\Unitarian worthy object. It is earnestly hoped bankruptcy. SHERIFF S SALE. ' Journal was in town a few Wherefore he prays, That he may ST VI E OF MAINE church. Full particulars will these may be renewed during the be decreed by tbe Court to have a full ddipe returning Tuesday. Mr. Con- AROOSTOOK, sm Farm For Sale given in our issue of Nov. 17. month of November to farther the discharge from all debts provable against Taken this thirtieth daj’ of October, J000, Washerein the interest of his his estate under said bank J. Clement Murphy, a well known Woodwork. The sum of one dollar ruptcy Acts, except such debts as are on execution dated October seventh, 1909, 275 acre farm only 2 1-2 miles to {going to Amity to get infor- issued on a judgment rendered on the second newspaper man of Augusta arrived insures a membership for a yearand excepted by law from such discharge. Milo Village. This is one of the n In tbe Friel case. will be gladly forwarded by Mrs. Dated this 27th day of (Ft. A. 1). i;md. day of October, 1909 by the consideration of in town Monday evening and will be our Justice of our Supreme Judicial Court best Potato farm-; in the State. l ^ e oan repair your watch at any the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Win. C. Donnell, Sec. for Houlton WINFIELD L KIMBALL Bankrupt. begun and held at Houlton on the third Tues Owner has a new potato House itilijp, but would rather do it before Vose on Park street for some time. Branch. day of September, 1909 in favor of N. C. ;-||' |iaa been spoiled by incompetent made of the Miracle Concrete The many friends of Clarence B. ORDER OF NOTICE TIIEREON. Martin of Oak held in the County of Anx)s- It’s less expensive for N otice of F irst M e e t in g o f Cr e d it o r s District of Maine, ss. took and against Nels F. Olson of Oakfield Blocks and has 4800 bus of potatoes- IMlIft Uiid more satisfactory for us. Burleigh, editor of the Kennebec In the District Court of the United States On this 6th day of Nov., A. I). 1909, on in said County for Ninety-one dollars and in it raised this year. He also has Journal, and author of a number of for the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy reading the foregoing petition, it is— eighteen cents ($91.18), debtor damage and IfgiittACo. In the matter of Ordered iiy the court, That a hearing a barn 45-75 where he has 20 tons . Ira J. Porter met wi|h a painful books for boys, will regret to learn C. Eugene Knight, /In Bankruptcy. be had upon the same on the 26th day ot Ten dollars and fifty-two ($10.52; costs of that he has been seriously ill for the Bankrupt, j Nov., A. I). 1909, before said Court at suit , and on execution dated October 11th, of hay and 27 big loads of oats, jMldefit on Sunday morning as he Portland, in said District, at 10 o’clock in the 1909, issued on a judgment rendered on the this farm lias loo acres of smooth past few weeks and it is I hough t he To the creditors of C. Eugene Knight, of forenoon; and that notice thereof be publish iwaagoing down in the basement of Presque Isle, in the County of Aroostook second day of October, 1909 by the conside |pB dairy barn, he slipped on a pota- will have to take an extended rest ed in tbe Aroostook Times, a newspaper level fields, no rocks, and 20 acres before resuming his labors again. and district aforesaid, a bankrupt. printed in said District, and that all known ration of our Justice of our Supreme J udicial gt, fell and cracked one of his ribs. Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of creditors, and other persons in interest, may court begun and held at Houlton on the plowed for crops next year. Be Nov., A. D. 1909, the said C. Eugene appear at the said time and place, and show :>Pa # ’ll|lle to be about although suf- The Woman’s Alliance of the Uni Knight was duly adjudged bankrupt; and that cause, if any they have, why the prayer of third Tuesday of September, 1909 in favor of side this there is estimated 500.- eomewbat. tarian church will meet Thursday the first meeting of his creditors will be said petitioner should not l>e granted. said N. C. Martin and against said Nels E. 000 of timber easy to get and only Nov. 11 at 2.30 p. m. in the church held at the office of Edwin L. and it is further Ordered my the Olson for seventy-five' dollars and eighteen V AA the regular service of the Epis- Vail, in Houlton, on the 27th day Court, That the Clerk shall send by mail about one mile to haul. This pro parlor. The subject of the program of Nov., A. D. 1909, at 10 o’clock to all known creditors copies of said petition cents debt or damage and ten dollars and •ogdl Church Sunday, eight new fifty-two cents costs of suit, and will be sold perty lays along side of Piscata * members w|ere confirmed by Bishop will be the Life and Work of Ed In the forenoon, at which time and this order, addressed to them at their ward Everett Hale, in charge of Mrs the said creditors may attend, prove their places of residence as stated. at public auction at the office of Ii. W. Shaw quis River, only 2 1-2 miles to Codwisn. There was an unusual claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bank Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale in Houlton in said County to the highest a m b e r a t the services to hear Bish- West and Mrs. Lane. At 4 o’clock rupt, ana transact such other business as may Judge of the said Court, and the seal thereof Milo, where we have as good properly come before said meeting. at Portland, in said District, on the 6th day bidder therefor, on Monday the thirteenth day , opCedman and the singing was ex a social will be held with Mrs. Don EDWIN L. VAIL, of Nov., A. D. 1909. of December, 1909 at ten o’c'ock in the fore- Church and School preveleges as ceptionally fine. nell and Mrs. Rose as hostesses. All Referee in Bankruptcy. (u. s.) JAMES E. IIEWFY Clerk. Hinte rlcht, till.* ami Interest. wl.iol. to w „ th e s ta te . F o r th e women oi the parish are urged to be Dated at Houlton. Nov. 8th. 1909. ' A true copy of petition and order thereon The following transfers were made Attest: JAMES E. HEWFY, Clerk. the said Nels h. Olson has or had on the 29th day of December, 1908 at five o’clock B. M. best of reasons this farm is offered Monday through the A. O. Briggs present. | AND ON THE FOURTH DAY OF Dec- for the low price of $3500. Come Notice of F irst Meeting of Creditors XM Estate agency: The Win It certainly is amusing to read in at ami forty-live In the District Court of the United States for ember, two o'clock ! or you wiU be too late, Jttnoii farm In Littleton to Winfle d some of our papers that Houlton had Real Estate minutes P. M. the times when the same were the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. Good House and excellent water. 8. Blake of this town. The F. L •‘quite a heavy snow storm” on Sat In the matter of ) attached on the original writs in and to the fol- j Bye* house on Weeks street to He.* urday and *‘s *me of it remained on FOR SALE I Xauvier Bouchard, , In Bankruptcy. lowing described real estate, to wit The Only 3-4 mile to Milo Juct. bert Bull. v the ground until Monday,” from FARMS AND VILLAGE PROPERTY. ; Bankrupt. 1 j east half of lot numbered one hundred and To the creditors of Xauvier Bouchard, ot Car shops. which one would think that there 2 lots with house and barn good location, this thirty-one in Oakfield. The following high grade Watch Fori Fairfield, in the county of Aroostook, (»FORGE A. GRANGE, was good sleighing in Houlton at is a bargain...... 82000 and District aforesaid, a bankrupt. j William A. Mills, movements ready for delivery at Deputy Sheriff. 80 acre farm, one mile from this City, fair, Notice is hereby given that on the 30th day ' Bank Block, Milo, Maine. the present time. As far as we are of Oct., A. 1). Ifthe said Xauvier Jewett's : “ Vanguard” 28 jewels buildings, fine potato soil, 60 acres un 344 “Bo. 816” 21 jewels, ‘‘Crescent St.’ able to observe outside of a few Bouchard was duly adjudicated bankrupt; . flurries and squalls of snow which tier cultivation this is a bargain.. $6000 and that the first meeting of his ’ I t Jewels, “ Bunn Special” 24 jewels 100 acre farm, 3 miles from Houlton, fine creditors will be held at the office of 1 “Wo. 886 Hamilton” 17 jewels, “Riv disappeared as soon as it fell, the Edwin L. Vail in Houlton, on the 2(>th I weather has been remarkably mild, buildings...... $6500 day of Nov., A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock! erside” 19 jewels. “B. W. Raymond’ 63 acre farm, 2 miles from Post office in the forenoon, at which time the said m 17 jewels, “Royal” 17 jewels. with plenty of rain. creditors may attend, prove their claims, m in this town, fair buildings...... $1200 appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, m and transact such other business as may m properly come before said meeting. m m A. 0 . BRIGGS EDWIN L. VAIL, m Referee in Bankruptcy. m em ails, c o ld s a n d Real Estate Agency, Dated at Iloult, n, Nov. 1st 1909. m BIG DISCOUNT m 48 School St Houlton, Me m m BRONGHIAL AFFECTIONS Tel. 125-2 Notice of First M ketingof C reditors m • In the District Court of the United States for ! * the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. m On my entire stock of P'all and Winter Mil 75-ACRE LAKESIDE FARM. In the matter of 1 m linery, including Trimmed and Untrimmed * Are dangerous diseases to neglect, when you contract a Owner retires and for quick salt* ineludt Alonzo B. Tinglev, In Bankruptcy. ( Bankrupt. ‘ m cough or cold, you should not delay a minute in giving it 5 cows, long list wiiKons, machinery and | m Felt, Beaver, and Velvet Hats, Ribbons, cools ; J500 worth wood and lot of Umber to To the creditors of Alonzo B. m your prompt attention, for pneumonia always starts in Tingley, of Presque Isle, in the county # Feathers, Silk Roses, Auto Veils. Face sell ; cutsg() tons lmy ; ideal fruit land ; dm* of Aroostook, and District aforesaid, a m such a manner, and often times proves fatal. A bottle of ‘.’.-sto ry , 0-room house, piazza on two sides, bankrupt. Veils, Etc. splendid chonce for summer boarders, Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day m Rexali Cherry juice in the house is the best possible in- glorious view of lake, large barn with horse- of Nov., A. D. 1909. the said * 1y7Tv' 10 to 50 per Cent. Saved suranceagainst troubles of this kind. Satisfaction guaran fork and silo ; 1*2800 is the low price ; all de Alonzo B. ’Tingley was duly adjudicat m tails of thisnnd other So, .Me. farms page ed Iwmkrupt, and that the first meeting * teed or money back, 25 and 60 cts. a bottle. 122, "Strout's Farm Buyers' Guide No. 28" of his creditors will be held at the office of Edwin L. Vail, in Houlton, on the m m copy free. K. A. Strout, Kent's ill. Maine. 27th day of Nov., A. D. ]!»<>:», at lo * o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their ■m m For Sale or to Rent claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bank rupts and transact such other business as may m m A nice new house, hot and cold water, properly come before said meeting. * bath room, furnace in cellar. Will be rented EDWIN L. VAiL. K I1BEL 1CC1FFIEY 1 Referee in Bankruptcy. * at a low price to right parties. ! Dated at Houlton, Nov. 8th, 1999. # G. \Y. RICHARDS. The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, November 10, 1909. BANKRUPT’S PETITION FOR DIS- REMARKABLE CHARGE. * OF LOCAL INTEREST - In tht* matter of A Hint to Our Friends • £ • • £ • K* » i« * i« • i" * i* V K* *£.« »i« »i« »i< >;< ►;« .^1 ►*« Rufus T. Higgms Jn Bankruptcy CURES! Bankrupt. To the Ilox. (T.akkntk H ai.k, Judge of the APOLLO Choco- B. H. Palmer of Bangor was doing Tin* Royal Neighbors will serve a 1 Ustriot Court of the Tinted States for the District of Maine, public supper at Woodman Hall mi business in town Wednesday. Electricity the Means KF1TS T. HIGGINS of Presque Isle Thursday evening of this week. Fresh oysters and crisp crackers of Healing Cases of pi tin* Gounty of Aroostook, and State of can be had of L. W. Dyer. L. W. Dyer makes a specialty of Years Standing—Re Maine, in said District reqiectfully Mrs. R. W. Shaw returned last teas and coffees, and has a large represents, that on the 7th day of November stock. Inns, he was duly adjudged bankrupt week from a visit in Bangor. stored to Health and under the Acts of Congress relating to The Portland Convention of the Bankruptcy: that he has duly surrender No watch too hard lor Jewett to Vigor by Prof. Cald ed all his property and ri.hts of Laymens Missionary movement repair. property, and lias fully comput'd with will he held in that eitv on Nov. 27- well’s Advanced all the requirements of sa. 1 Acts Miss Dougherty of Old Town was 51). Treatment. and of the orders of Courttom ting his visiting friends in town last week. bankruptcy. c o il* J oo busy at Osgood's to compose Wmkkkkokk uk l’HAYs, That lie nu\v Alarm clocks at Osgood’s. Six be decreed by the Court to have a fall dis- testimonial letters. Three expert styles at from 25 to 50 cents cheaper The cures are remarkable be charge Irom all debts provable again -t his es watchmakers working every day tate under said bankruptcy Act-, except ; than the ('rockery stores charge. cause of their quick recovery. such debts as are excepted by Lav from and evening. such discharge. We have themjin bulk, plain and fancy boxes. The Apollo J. H. < 'ollin of Ashland was among Most of them have been under or Mrs. H. L. Cates of Caribou was Dated this doth day of Get., A. D., Milk Chocolafce»*are fine. tin; out ol’ town men in town Thurs dinary treatment for years without mot». in town last Week the gllest of her KL'FUS T. HIGGINS. We have sold these goods for flftee n years and not a fault day. son, Fred on High street. permanent benefit. Many had lost Bankrupt Better buy an alarm clock now at found. ______When you want an overcoat bu all hopes but when the right thing Jewett's and not oversleep yourself OllDKIt OF NOTICE TOMIIHON yout horse call |at M. I). Whitney's was done, they recovered as if by and lost' your job. Ristkkt o k M a INK, S-S. near Berry's stable, Bangor street, magic. This is the advantage of On this Uth day of Nov., A. I *. ]p0d, JOHN A. MILLAR HOULTON Miss Gertrude AVoodbury who has street and stable blankets. on reading the foregoing petition, it is - been nursing in Millinoeket: has re Prof. Caldwell's treatment. Okdkkkd ISY rill* Coritr, That a hearing John H. Kice of Bangor, represent- be bad upon tlm same on the 2(ith The Home o f Good Candy turned home. Any one may consult him with day of Nov.. A. D. 19**9, before said ing the Eastern Trust Co., was in Court at Portland, in said District, Beautiful tilings in cut glass just town \\ ednesday last on business. out incurring any expense or lia- at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and opened for wedding and Christmas bilitv at his office on Water St., that notice thereof be published in Dyer carries a full line of up to [be Aroostook 'limes, a newspaper printer! presents at Jewett’s. date groceries, fruit of all kinds in Houlton. in said District, and that all known creditors Mrs. I. H. Pag*' of Fort Kent was and other peisons in interest, may appear at its season. They cannot fail to realize that the said tune and place, and show cause, if the guest of Mrs. W. C. Donnell on Mrs. Arthur Whitman of Port his knowledge, and facilities for any they have, why the prayer of said petition Lawn street last week. er should not he granted. land is the guest of her mother, treatment are unusual and far be A nd it is m ktiikk Okdkkkd my the An up-to-date stock of horse fur Corur, That the Clerk shall send by mail Mrs. Willi am Carrison on Powers yond the ordinary and that in his nishings of all kinds at M. D. Whit A vc. to all known creditors conies of sai i jietition Going Out of Business opinion one may safely abide. The and tliis order, address,si to them at their ney’s. places of residence as statisl. ^ our spectacles can he repaired I AM OBLIGED TO GO OUT OF TH E Hon. E. A. Holmes of Caribou Professor has the enormous ma Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale, in short order at Jewett s. no matter Judge of the said Court, and these; i thereof, was in Houlton Thursday on legal how badly broken. chine entirely under control and at Portland, in said District, on the nth day MILLINERY BUSINESS business. of Nov., A. D. l;*<>9. Rev. Er. McCarthy of Bangor while it is so powerful yet it is so T- s. J .1 A M ES K. 11 F.WK V, Clerk. Remember the famous seamless A true copy of petition and order t ereon. And must dispose of my stock of millinery and trimmed was in Houlton last Tlmrsdav to of gentle that one soon overcomes wedding ring, when you contem A ttest: .J A M ES E. 11E W E . . Clerk. hats, at greatlytfy reduced prices ficiate at the funeral of Mrs. Jas. the feeling of fear which such a plate matrimony, it’s sold at Je Mac kett. wett’s, it never breaks, never needs m\ sterious thing incites. BANKRUPT’S PETITION FOR Bargains for Everyone Do not be fooled into believing cutting, and lasts a lifetime. DISCHARGE. only one store in town has genuine Mrs. BESSIE P. N EVERS C. D. Getchell of the Bangor A Old Ivory. Smith Bros, import it In the matter of j Aroostook was in Houlton, Thurs Al Earley, [■ In Bankruptcy• NEW YORK STORE direct, from the factory. We save Bankrupt. J day on railroad business. you t lie jeweler's profit. lo the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge of the Dis sJ' Positively the onl,\ shop north of B. L. Ridge" of the B. OF IflTESEST TO FACERS I II I I I ^ bekengep Booms 1 4 Keeping Our Rights. The Cost of Poor Roads. ..N, A New Beauty in BEAUTIFUL Every pound of products carried to Most of us are wonderfully jealous of what we call *‘our rights.” We market by the farmers or commodities .G Chrysanthemums POST CARDS returned to the farm from the village- ready to fight for them, no matter W has placed upon it a fictitious value how trivial they may seem, and it “Golden Glow*’ is the name and A Gear,11 M" ot id,* vV because of the poor roads of the . oun-jsometimes seems as tf the more trivial it’s a gorgeous beauty, no mistake! ’traits c < ; H.m rs , i thi* W i try. The extent of these losses to ! they are, the more fiercely we will bat- Six M ;r.t‘- Teal Hiii■; or. • isarher- m et v tie for them. Ami ety, every winter io Hi.i an farmers is shown in figures compiled by more mot even * These are the lirst Chrysanthe the legislature hatches up some scheme Logan Waller Page, Director U. S d e a le rs tLe.m: mums of the season; they are perfect to cheat us of what are really ami ac for 60 Office of Public Roads, relating to the know pxcopt L Al! cents tually rights and we sit still ami m vt r specimens; I have enough to fill all three principal crops— corn, wheat and The OicCgrT ' ■ ( wr ;::.1 T,,-..) , t \. say a word till it is all over ami wo 1 A ^ orders promptly. tu; f ' .It"* . ■■;.• i.i ;g it- cei, ; - 'A i cotton. According to these figures the 1 k 0 t y : c v i 1; :i g to Your Xc. r 1 If Cl 1; . have to answer the question, “ What ___ , t-.it . * corn marketed in 1907 weighed 19,083,- :.* tr!1 l.Vv ’ < 1' ' N.■* ■', v*. 1 ”J i a' ■ am !a■■* an 1 n■- a 1 - .• a were you doing when this thing was ' * " 1 . U- > 000 tons. The average weight of the ... ,* r* • . ! :r ' Visit. 1 !i. - ■ e; f F *•' ^ • ' — * ADAM SM ENGER C| id,. d. up ?” Water rights, rights of way PlV’lell pi."-,-- sik, k | I"d 1 ’, * 1 wagons hauled was 2,t596 pounds and v “CL. ) 3 1 along the public highways, telephone CONSERVATORIES : siinecot to the ma:.\ , ap card j* .Mil*, ^ the total number of loads was 14,156,- i;o\\ on i fie mark, •. and telegraph rights we give away tor 428; the average length of haul was 32 Newbury Street, BANGOR, MAIN IT < I M ’ I i-i !* md t i n : w a song, never thinking that as a matter . 7.4 miles; the total mileage hauled |,','u;e cards ire pm md in i„;nd,;n; waa 104,758,807. Every ton hauled of fact these are not ours at all to give o r’.m each can 1 r i j t, •ating a -• I a** away and that some day we will be - •-' - •. Sfc**.. 1 .1 nu'. 1 la* lenirr of . adi card i-* gi v n cost 19 cents per mile, and the total t" an 1 i | kite ph, .(< g:;•I'll ft' B.e called to account for having bartered • idllel' cost of marketing the crop by wagons "F 1’!' -: of Ike e,'untiv. !k la atii was 926,830,698. On haid roads the away what was a precioms common !> k 1 ■■)■.. ■- a ! * iin r fin.. v 1 g < f Dr. G. IT. T ra c y OF- "ie „■ p , o[. i cost of hauling per ton, Mr. Page says, good and not an individual right at all. " \.m \, ■: n , nt. 1"':' li. file; It is time we opened our eyes to these .*. imlud. would not be more than ten cents per DENTIST Tk e, e, s. ’‘Tour things. No faimer should tacitly or s,t (4 tile mile, which would be a saving of $12,- rly of Portland, lnys o, au- Wcrid" and -Ie.', Cie V ol'li1" and a - n:oi,-]. ; 700,278 on the corn crop alone. The otherwise consent to the monopolizing t Hat in* lias opoii.-d ait olliro ' HI .MAN of any rights of which he is now the ,i itlork. *UF: Io: ... .m . *‘ :. ' ■ ^ ' > ; I | 1 < i saving on the wheat crop figured $10.- \v * ■ w I,: -*> ■:,< i 1 . t ; :1 , 7 \ nominal possessor, no matter wlmt. is km ■■ I hairs; *» A . M. to p. 256,058, and on the cotton crop 85,- b,\ a ppoint nmnt also, that /f-rP&jUSSS* . V. 076,183, which would have made a offered. lie should insist, / >• ;'hoiio non in ft ion laws be enacted as speedily as possible / h u m a n life: p u b l is h in g g o total saying to the farmers who mark- 530 Atlanta: Avr*,, Boston, IVLss. sted those three crops of $28,041,519 preventing any person or any company from getting exclusive possession of ISA S. MERSEY, Over the superb roads of Europe the any of these natural resources. If he cost of hauling farm crops is only 1) ) nut use kerosene on the bodies of oraev & Counselor at Law parts with any such privileges, i.c an (1 twelve cents per mile. Therefore it poultry. It will make the feathers should see to it that he is a partiur, ri m .ir . I'lT ...Vi ■ Trouble costs the American farmer ^ven cents come out and sometimes kill the birds, from that time forth in all profits which Office: Mansur Block fro t 1 V.-. 'irore per mile to market his crops than but use the oil freely on the roosts and ' l 'r a::; accrue from the possession or use of ihe Kenidcncc, >•(,. 3 Vi'iutf m ■ ■ a. my it.,*art i the farmers of Europe are obliged to around the nest boxes. r- 1 1 * - ' • 1\ , •' 1 : ■ * t" 0 *K‘f p on left h o i J /io x , >ia i m :. 1 ( . u . 1i ! t \ : 1 1', *rt i* s of i ;r. 7! rights which were once his at least in i i e -' pay. The average length of haul in name.* These profits may come to v.^'W;!. Pnadeein a!! the Courts in tl.e Stab Heart 17. iw !y rmmcmd a ;if - c the United States is 7.4 miles, and if How’s This? trouliie :eel br.f gi.t c ' m 1 p. 1 C t !■ Te him through the st^te treasury in the CUVL I \ . MBS. il. ('. f.'Rl.'* rn our roads were as good as those of V»'e offer < >ne Hundred Dollars Howard for, l' . ., i;...... ; shape of reduced taxes or personally ; G. A. PEBR1G0 S. i.i 1 . .:. m 1 ■, • ■. . i i: f. France, for instance, the farmer’s gain any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by The life '.f the body m t:: * 1 i that matters not. Somehow the pub Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. .1. (TIF.NKY N would be fifty-two cpnts on every ton General Law and It rims rut and on. oarr\ m,g tn u * il - lic and all its members should share in C(Toledo, (). TV. fit ,'U1. 1 g itltcritig up ::;t:,;:i ities\rs hauled- This multiplied by the num 1. ; I: c .> what is surely a public good and used We, the undersigned, have known F. .1. Bankruptcy Practice b mg a- ie la.-t* the heart m; ber of tons hauled from farm, orchard Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him it gm When the heart is we.ak ’t for the public service. perfectly honorable in all business transactions SAVINGS BANK BUILDING cuiimt do tin-, and ,ii//y spe'.L, pal- and mjne would give the total loss. and financially able to cany out any obliga pi: itu'ii lint 1)rf: 11h, indicate t , ,t Gorner of Market and Union :quare it i* W»;n u: :ts work inn>er;ecMv To this should bq/added the products tions made by his linn The Waltham and Dr. Miles’ Heart Remedy Notes. Wai.dino, Kinxan iV M.akyix, TELEPHONE : - Office 4 !-3. F . 133-3. that go in wagons from the cities and strengthen- the heart nerve- and towo back to the farms. If this should Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, <>. Elgin Watch muscles, and restores normal aw:,.a Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, FRED W. MITCHELL, M. D. to the heart. aggregate a quarter « f a billion tons, How can any man sleep well at acting directly upon the blood and mucous factories have advance i the The first bottle will benefit; if not, , which is a reasonable eatimate, the sav night when he has scolded and whipped surfaces ot the system. Testimonials sent, prices of their watch move Practice Absolutely limited to your druggist will e-turn your money. ing would be $130,000,000 a year. his horses all day. free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all ments. Write for the revised Druggists. list. All former ({notations can DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR, Even the most learned of us never , Few realize what an unnecessary Take Hall's Family Fills for constipation. celled. Here arc a few of the NOSE AND THROAT financial burden is imposed upon those realize how little we know till a small It is better to make a few mistakes new pi ices : who are obliged to use the roads most boy begins to ask questions. Hours: 9-12 A. M., 1-5, 7-8 P. M. than to do nothing at all. Gent’s 7 Jewel Wabham Gilt in ^frequently, and not only upon those Beginning to think about your w jod- Silverode case...... - $4.30 Contentment is merely the ability to Office, Fogg Block, Both Telephones. who use the roads, but also upon those pile ? That’s right. Cold nights make Gent’s 15 Jewel Waltham Gilt in forget for a while the things that are Silverode case ...... $5.55 TIME TABLE SHOWING T HE TIME who buy the products grown on the ua creep up about the stove. AT WHICH TRAINS ARE DUE beyond our reach. Gent’s 17 Jewel Wa tham Nickel farm and brought in wagons to the The mole never waits for somtthing in Silverode case $7.05 G. T. HOLT TO ARRIVE AND DEPART. cities and towns. to turn up; he goes right out and dues We follow the manufacturers' IN FFFFCT nCTOLFi: 4, pjiv. Take It In Time. FT I.I.M A \ ( A it SKK V IFF. it himself. prices. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Pullman Sleeping Car