Rockland Gazette The l argest Rockland Tribune Circulation Union Times In Eastern Maine Consolidated March 17, 1897 T he Courier-Gazette. TWICE-A-WEEK . . . . TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Rockland Maine Tuesday April 20 1897 Two Dollars a Year Vol. 52. . . . No. 21
on 5'h Mav, 1746, launched on 18th July, WITH ROD ANO DUN ON THE GOVERNOR HISTORICAL SKETCH ADJUTANT GENERAL WHO? IN A CORNER OF THE LIBRARY. 1748, and fitted as a Guard Ship. She ap pears to have been employed as a Guard Ship Tho Wreck of tbe F.i i r II hI i Frigate Somer Interview With (lov. Powers on the Situa N otes o f Forest and Stream From tl»e B ook A New Yorker Claims to Have Interviewed andon Hom e Service until 1774, except dur Little, Brown & Co. have just published Our Distinguished Chief. set Near Ancient Provincetown. tio n — H ere’s H oping (len. Cllley Oet a It. Captain Mahan’s “ Life of Nelson.” RED of a i/ocal Sportsman. ing the time she was under repairs at Chatham, Last week Archie Smalley, Ihe one-armed The New York Sun’s Portland correspon About one mile westward from the Peaked apparently between 1768 and 1770. The Bangor Commercial of Wednesday Apollo Mailt off, the Russian p^et, died re hunter, bad some fun with the honkers. H e dence recently contained the following breezy H ill Life Saving Station, Provincetown, Mass , She left England in October, 1774, for the contained an interesting letter from Houlton, cently at St. Petersburg at the age of 77. H e saw a flock of 23 in Broad Cove, and having account of an alleged interview with Gov. buried beneath the sands, liea the wreck of North American Station. She returned to in which was set forth the following timely started as a painter, but weak eyes forced him ROUGH a float disguised to look like a cake of ice, Powers. It is well written but we guess a few the English Frigate Somerset. A stone England in 1776 and appears to have been interview with Gov. Powers on the question into literature. he got within shooting distance of the ducks, pinches of salt ought to go along with i t : bound mark has been placed near the spot, fitted again as a Guard Ship. She left Eng of who is to be the next adjutant general of Thomas Nelson Page, whose pen has not fired at them and got two. W ith another shot hut the wreck lies buried some twenty feet in land in March, 1777, and was lost on Cape M aine: been much in evidence of late, is now en at two of the birds he got one. The week be the sand. Cod on the td or 3d of November, 1778. gaged upon a new novel of considerable “ I am inclined to think you lometiraea fore he wounded one which he did not secure. This vessel has a history intimately I am, sir, “ W e ll,” said Gov. Powers, as he scratched length. HANDS choose odd characters for governor down connected with Provincetown. Authentic away, signing his name to letters in his rough A boy c-m e upon the bird afterwards and Your obedient servant, Itch in g , scaly, bleeding palms, shapeless nails, here.” The speaker was a aleck and thrifty- In May, Dr. Fritz Hummel's work on records give the information that she was a E v a n M acgregor. and ready chirography, “ I suppose the next and painful linger ends, pimples, blackheads, shot it. looking New York business man who was “Ancient Hebrew Tradi'ton” will be pub Arthur Sunderland heard a flock of geese third rate frigate, built in Chatham dock regular job I have on my hands is to ap oily, mothy skin,dry, thin, and falling hair, Itch passing a few hours between trains at one of lished simultaneously in the United States, in the early morning of the 13th and jumped yards, England, and launched July 18, 1748, point an adjutant general. I don’t know yet ing, scaly scalps, all yield quickly to warm baths HIS MEMORY HONORED- England, and Germanv. D r. Hummel con Portland’s hotels. and carried sixty-four guns, thirty-two, eigh who I shall appoint and even if I did know w ith C u t ic u r a So a p, and gentle anointings c ut o f bed to behold a large flock flying very troverts the method employed by the higher w ith C u t ic u r a (ointment;, the great skin cure. “ How so?” I asked. teen, and twelve pounders. In 1774 she left I don’t think I should tell anyone,” and the low. critics of the Old Testament. H e attacks the “ W ell, I ’ll tell you a little story,” said the England for the North American Station, re An Appropriate Act Which Recalls the governor shot his hand into his hair and I am told that there is a flight of snipes on. G raf Wcllhausen hypothesis. E. & J. 11. New Yorker. “ Sit down. A few weeks ago turning to London in 1776- Left England Loss of the Nathan F. Cobh. trailed the locks out into the air. “ I ’ll tell I happened to be at the Parker House in Young A Co. of New York will be the Ameri An Augusta paper states under the heading again in 1777 to take an active part in the Many of our readers w ill recall the wreck you though that my present notion is that I Boston, and while trying to kill time I fell can publishers. “Shouldn’t Have Gone Sunday,” that Erank war o f the Revolution; was present at the of the Nathan F . Cobb, which occurred Dec. shall not appoint anyone to the place until into conversation with a stranger in the public The Harpers have just published “ Saint Qtlcura Anne, while ducking on Cobossee stream, bombardment of Charlestown, being stationed 5, 1896, on Ormond beach, Florida. They after May 1, or until after I get back from lounging room of the hotel. The man had Eva,” by Amelia Pain; a novel by W. D. West Gardiner, Sunday, was probably fatally the third ship up the river in the line, and will also remember the gallant efforts of the New York. la aold throughouttha world. PoTTBB Dana ai»d Cbbm. attracted my attention becauae of his height Howells, “ The Landlord at Lion’s Head” ; a wounded by the accidental discharge of his covered the landing of the British troops, men of Ormond in rescuing the six sailors who “ But do you know there isn’t anything in Coar., Hole Prone., Beaton. and breadth, his swarthy complexion, straight new edition of Samuel Johnson's “ Alexander gun, the whole charge entering his right side. when the battle of Bunker H ill was fought. were discovered clinging to the wreck. the statutes to prevent Gen. Connor being and coarse black hair, and face strongly sug Pope,” edited by Kate Stephens; a new N o hopes o f his recovery. The poet Longfellow mentions the fact in one M any attempts were made before the life ension agent and adjutant general as well? gestive of Indian origin. H e was a six volume in the beautifully made series of books of his poems. Commanded by the notorious line was finally carried to the wreck, and in Rfot, of course, that there is any intention of footer, I judged, was long of arm and limb, by M ark Tw ain, “ How to Tell a Story, and My First and Last Coon Hunt.— We were Capt. Aurey, who took every means to an one of the«,e attempts the little boat rowed combining both offices in that manner. N< > and impressed me as easily eligible to the Other Essays” ; nnd “ Experiment in Educa- driving down Limerock street, four of us— noy the people of the defenceless coast, she by I I . F. Waterhouse of Portland. Me., and Gen. Connor has duly resigned ns adjutant awkward squad. It took but a minute or lion," a work on new methods of teaching myself, Fred Morang and two others. As we often made a rendezvous in Provincetown Thomas Fagen of Ormond was capsized, and general, his resignation to take effect when I two, however, for the discovery that he was a children, by Mary R. Alling-Aber. drew opposite the residence of Major Ulmer harbor and levied on tbe people for sup the former was drowned. see fit to appoint his successor. 1 shall not first-rate time killer and as full o f general in I saw something in one of the elms, about plies, and instead of paying for the same in All W inter the big vessel has been an hasten the matter unduly. It has been sug In reference to a lately published anec formation as a pecan is of meat. H e inter forty feet from the ground, to which I called money, would allow his chaplain to come object of interest to people driving upon gested that the new incumbent, whoever he dote of Campbell one is reminded of Walter ested me greatly with his pronounced views the attention of my companions, but as it lay ashore Sundays and preach to the people, Ormond beach, and has worked inshore un may be, would like to receive the appoint Scott’s story. “ When I repeated ‘ Hohenlm - upon public questions and his knowledge of curled up asleep none of us could make out giving that as an equivalent for the eggs, til it has been possible at low tide to go on ment prior to A ptil 25, in order that he may den’ to Leyden, he said, ‘Dash it, man, tell men and things. H e had a quaint way of wbat the object wss. So we got out of the butter and fish taken from the citizens. board. The veasel was loaded with crossties. accompany us to New York. I think, how the fellow that I hate him, but, dash him, he expressing himself, and illustrated some of his wagon and proceeded to investigate. Fred Such was the dread t f feeing the vessel Last Wednesday a temporary monument ever, that all the staff are anxious to have has written the finest verses that have been sayings with stories which would make 0 Morang climbed the tree, and as he drew that mothers would tell their refactory chil was set up on the high ridge at the back of Gen. Connor along in the capacity of adjutant published these fifty years.* 1 did mine horse laugh outright. They were apt, and near the object, it aroused, and we saw it to dren that the frigate would carry them oft the beach, opposite the point where young general and his successor will have oppor errand as faithfully as one of Homer’s mes far from chestnutty; at least, they atiuck me be a coon. Fred gave the limb a vigorous if the> did not mind their parents. Such Waterhouse was lost. This monument is tunities later.” sengers and had for answer, ‘ Pell Leyden in that way. shake and down came Mr. Coon, landing threats would cause the most incorrigible to merely a large cypress timber, painted, and It may be stated that the three aspirants that 1 detest him, but 1 know the value of “ At one time we were talking of the pulp square on his feet. H e .inly stopped a sec mind. The people here were entirely un with the following inscription on the front: to the office named arc (fen. John T . Rich his critical approbation.’ ” industry and the havoc its development had ond to recover his wind and was up and off protected during the Revolution, and the “ Fred Waterhouse, born Dec. 22, 1873, at ards, of Gardiner; Gen. Jonathan P. Cllley, As to the Keats MSS. recently sold, the made in the forests of New England. This into the orchard, followed by a crowd of men English held complete sway over the place. Cape Elizabeth, Me. Drowned in the surf of Rockland, and Col. L. H. Kendall, of Endymiou for ^695 and the Lamia for /3 0 5 , led my chance acquaintance to remark that and dogs who bad gathered with marvelous At length, one day the citizens saw the opposite this point in attempting, with Thomas Biddeford. It is understood quite generally it must be remembered that there is another he owned a little spruce and hemlock him quickness. Fred promptly slid down the tree frigate, which had been absent fur some time, Fagen of Ormond, the rescue of the crew of that .Gov. Powers has a warm personal re manuscript, probably the original draft of self. 'I ain't what you might call a timber- and became the chief hunter. The coon was returning chased by some French man-of- the schooner Nathan F. Cobb, wrecked here gard for Col. K endall. H e esteems the tbe Endymion, in the United States, though land king,’ he said, ‘but I happen to own climbing an apple tree when Fred grabbed war. The wind was blowing heavily from Dec. 5, 1896.” gallant commander of the First Regiment it seems positive that the manuscript just sold about 175,000 acres’, and with a peculiar him by the tail and pulled him down. The tbe north, and tbe Somerset was trying to On the other side is the following: highly, both as a gentleman and a soldier. was the copy from which the poem was set drawl, ‘I ain’t a-selling any of it either.' coon would climb up on himself and try to make this poit for safety. Being unable to “ The rescuing p arty: James Carnell, Ned But the political prophets are pretty generally up. O f the Lamia manuscript there is no “We continued to chat— about the tariff, bite his captor, who thereupon would drop weather Race Point, in tacking ship, she de Courcey, Tom Fagen, I I . B. Shaw, P. M . agreed in considering Col. Kendall aa out of known duplicate. Now. where are the the currency, prohibiti in, Cuba, arbitration him and the performance would be gone over miss stayed and struck on tbe outer bar; Stotts, I I . F. Waterhouse.” the race. H e has a few strong backers, but precious manuscripts going to? It It be with Great Britain, and so on; when a glance R u n D o w n again. The bystanders were shouting, “ K ill the French vessel seeing her ashore fired a Among those present Wednesday were he has not the general support that both the lieved to the United States. at the clock warned me that it was lim e to him ! let the dogs catch him !” but the more few shots at her, and tacked ship stood out Messrs. Anderson and Price, Ned de Courcey other candidates have been active in secur start for the New York train. I offered my The success of Edward Bellamy's "Looking To onr sloro tomorrow and take humane cried out: “Catch him alive !" to sea and safety. The beach was soon and William Fagen, who is a brother of Tom, ing. hand to the tall stranger, who rose from his Backward” was without a parallel. In the a look at onr new lino o f Do.nestle, and After catching and losing the coon a num lined with the citizens, who tried to save and was also one who was active in the relief It isn’t easy at this time to prognosticate as seat, pulled himself together, and grasped it United States many thousand copies of the her of times he was finally caught and taught the lives of her crew, with all the means corps at the time of the wreck. A fund has to the other candidates, although popular talk Imported Clocks In Koval Bonne, just warmly, in fact with a grip which led roe to book were taken. In England, where a by the aid of a little club to behave himself. » that lay in their power, though they were been started which, it is hoped, will be in haB already passed the office over to Gen. believe that he knew even more about pulp cheaper edition was printed, a quarter of a the thing for a wedding gift. W e placed him in the wagon, covered him their enemies. On board the ship, boats creased sufficiently to transport a stone from Richards. But it isn't well to be too sure makiug than he had admitted. Then, looking million of these books were sold. After a Then there is onr Delft and with a box and took him to the home of Mr. were launched, but they were dashed to the birthplace of young Waterhouse, on Cape about this just now. Gen. Richards has the me straight in the eye, he slowly released my long silence, M r. Bellamy has resumed his Morang, where a fine necklace was placed on pieces alongside, and those in them drowned. Elizabeth, opposite Portland, Me., this stone backing of the silk-stocking element of the Dresden styles, also one in French gilt. hand and said : ‘I don’t 'spose you have the writing, and I). Appleton & Co. have now him and he was chained near the house. Guns, shot and other heavy articles were to have the same inscription as the present Maine Grand Arm y. Such soldiers as (fen. These are all now designs, never been slightest idea who you’ve been talking to?’ nearly ready his new book, the title of which A fter a few weeks he escaped. I think he thrown overboard, her masts, that had been monument, and to be set in its place. Tbe Hyde, of Bath, ex-Gov. Cleaves, and many “ ‘Not the least in the w ork!,’ I confessed. is “Equality.” In this venture, Mr. Bellamy shown in Rockland before. was recaptured somewhere near the Head of broken ofl near the deck, were cut adrift, wreck of the Cobb is the second instance others of the more select circles have signed “ ‘W ell, said the stranger, and his bosom may prognosticate such social changes ss are the Bay and returned to Mr. Morang. In the and finally, at high water, the strained and where the men of Ormond have organized in his papers. H e is certainly sliding along on Cash paid for old gold and silver. seemed to swell with pride, ‘ I ’m the feller the likely to occur in the coming century. Fall he again made his escape, taking the leaking hulk was driven, by the force of the to a life saving crew and taken men from the elevated railroad that leads to the adjutant folks down in Maine elected governor last An imperfect set of Thackeray's “ The necklace and chain which M r. M orang had wind and seas, over the bar and up on the positions where they were in momentary dan general’s office. year by more'n forty thousand majority* My Snob and the Gownsman,” of 1829-30, was DANIELS, The Jeweler, kindly loaned him. Shortly after this an ad shore, where those that were alive of her ger o f being washed away and drowned. It But Gen. Cilley has more than 1500 names name’s Powers, Llewellyn Powers; my home’s sold recently in London for ^ 8 9 . It be vertisement appeared in an up river paper, crew were rescued by the people and held has been suggested that each one of the men of Grand Army veterans of all classes and is Thorndike House Block up in 'Roostic. I live in Houlton.’ ” longed to the late Sir G. W . Datent. In the requesting the owner of the coon to come and as prisoners of war. W ord was sent to named on this monument should have some concededly the favorite with the rank and take him away, pay for the advertisement and Truro and a company of militia from that file of his old comrades. same safe the first editions of Katielais's First mark of recognition from the government— and Second Books, translated by Sir T . also for the hens the coon had killed. Fred LETTER FROM PROFESSOR CHAPMAN- place, with a company here, under »he com something that could be treasured by the H e has long been a familiar tigure at all saw the notice but was busy at the time and mand of Captain Enoch Hallett of Yar the annual encampments, a quiet, soft voiced, Urquhart, 1653, sold for j£ io 51., and a like recipient and his family as a mark of apprecia amount was paid fur a curious pamphlet, did not go for his little pet. mouth, took the prisoners to Barnstable, tion by the nation for the brave act of one slender man, muffled in his military cloak, The following letter has been ad-lieased by “ Assize of Biead and Other Assizes of This was my first and last coon hunt. It and thence to Boston, with the exception of of its people. gliding about among the veterans, interesting was a short hunt but we had lots of fun while Prof. W m. R. Chapman to his singers in one, whose history w ill be given farther on. them in his Grand Army publication. He is Weights and Measures,” 1714, together with M ain e: Colonel Abijah Doane of W ellfleet was put in distinctly the opposite of (fen. Connor, who Ferguson’s “ Scottish Proverbs,” unbound, it lasted. BURNHAM & MORRILL OBJECT- Ever since nay return from Maine I have charge of the wreck, but such was the feeling has been tbe martinet in all matters of disci 1642. There was also a volume ot broad The other day was pointed out to me a man desired to write you— for I want you fully to among the people on account of the treat pline. sides of the last century, which M r. Quaritch who had been enjoying some very good sport realize thal my interest is centered in your ment they had received, that almost every According to the Lewiston Journal some The governor is known to he weighing bought for Z20. in fishing for pickerel through the ice on festival, y«ur chorus, and you individually, fur one tried to get what they could out o f the Maine firms are protesting in Washington well the claims of all the candidates and pro “ I have always read, and always with in Chickawaukie Pond. N ot being acquainted you are the festival— each and every one of wreck to partially pay them for what they against tbe duty, proposed in the Dingley bill, ceeding with caution, will, o f course, endeavor terest,” said the struggling young author, with the gentleman I asked him if he was you, emphatically and essentially. W e can had previously been paid in preaching and on canned lobsters. There are firms that can to select the gentleman who will best suit all “what literary men have to say concerning M r. Perry. H e answered that his name was hire the orchestra, we can hire the soloists, prayers, that the laws o f Meum and I’uurn lobsters in Nova Scotia and sell the canned interests. their habits of work. In many cases produc hut we cannot hire a chorus like ours, and not Perry. I told him that I was looking for were disregarded. After a while a sheriff was goods in the United States. The Portland tiveness appears to depend upon mood— a man by the name of Perry who bad been and that makes the festival; so hear in mind, nrrn of Burnham & M orrill which has factories appointed to take charge and what materiel A MEMORIAL DOCUMENT. sometimes a man can write and sometimes he catching some good strings of fish up at the once again, you are the festival. I am pre was saved a salvage was p iid on. What few in Knox county, recently sent a representa can’t. A man feeling in condition can do pond. H e replied that he had caught some pared to be very proud of you— but it means guns there were on board were landed and tive there, G. Burnham, jr., who saw the any sort of work, no doubt, better than when very good strings of fish but his name was not hard work for us both. I cannot do it alone, afterwards used in some of the fortifications Maine senators and asked that the duty of 6 The memorial proceedings in the last legis he is out of condition, but a man may be Perry all the same. So he proceeded to tell you cannot do it alone, but together we are along the coast. Fire was Bet to the hull, but cents per hundred on cans, in which shell fish lature of Maine in honor of the life and mistaken in himself. I find that it is a good me about the fish that he had caught— black mighty. only a small portion ol the upper-works and were put up, should not go into effect until character of tbe late Hon. Daniel F. Davis of thing to make a beginning. Often the mere bass and pickerel by the basketful. H e used Are you willing to work right with me, and Bangor, thirty-third governor of Maine, have H appiness deck were burned. After the hulk was aban after Aug. 1 next. W . N . Davis of Portland effort of making a beginning is enough to dis live bait, and said he: “ It's great fun to for this great end? Then you must master doned by tbe authorities, occasionally a and Frank M . Higgins o f Lim erick, were been issued from the office of the public printer pel clouds that had seemed to be heavy, but And Freedom catch the bass, they are so gamey, you know. all the notes and words of all the program, beach-comber would try and get some of the there last week also on the same mission. It in an exceedingly neat and appropriate large which are shown to be mere films; and one N ow a pickerel at this time of year is lazy and and you cannot afiord to miss one rehearsal iron-work, hut in most cases they were poorly appears that these firms sell their product in paper edition. The volume contains the touch of concentration is enough to bring from illness will reign in feels like a chunk of brick on the line, but from now until the time I come. You must paid for their labor. As the years rolled by, advance and the prices for tbe lobsters,canned message ot Gov. Powers announcing his death back fancies that you had thought were wan your household from year’s beginning when you get hooked onto a bass he is chuck- work with your lo^al conductor to learn all tbe ever-shifting sands of the Cape buried tbe coining season, have already been agreed in the legislature; with the memorial intro dering far from home, but were really loafing to year's end, if vou prepare for the full of fight., I caught one that weighed three that is possible, for when I come for the final her from sight. During the W inter of ’85 upon with those people who purchase. There duced in the Senate by Senator Engel of Ban about right near waiting only to be called.” season’s changes witli the proper medi and three-quarter pounds and he was a tight rehearsals I must have every voice, every eye, and *86 at a very high course o f tides and a fore Mr. Burnham says, if tbe present rate is gor, and in the House of Representatives by er. I was afraid he would get off the hook, every brain where I can use them as I please. Col. Isaiah K. Stetson of Bangor, with tbe cines. We can supply you with any succession of northeast gales prevailing, the retained, be will be compelled to pay the YOUR FAVORITE POEM and when he came up through the hole and Remember, when the orch- stra is playing beach was so cut away th t a portion of the duty out of bis own pocket. proceedings and speeches in both branches. thing you uc^d, to bo obtained iu a with you, it will be a very different matter In the senate eulogies were spoken by Senator well stocked drug store. lay flipping on the ice, 1 felt nice, I tell you. charred timbers and planking were exposed. Arthur Clark and I fished together. Our big from your singing with the piano, and you For upwards of fifty years it had been buried A MOOEL NEWSPAPER Engel of Penobscot, Senator Savage of And Hure w ill bo printed the uld poems that have de will be lost if you watch the music. You roscoggin, Senator Clason of Kennebec, lighted tho world for generations; and those of gest catch in one day was 44 pickerel. These and tradition only told somewhere near the modem birth that seem worth preserving. Heuders W. C. POOLER, were caught from the Fish and Hobbs ponds must look at me. You must be so familiar spot of the wreck, but there can be no mis An Appleton correspondent writes : Senator Parsons of Piscataquis and. Senator aiu lnvlii-4 to send Iu their fuvorllo poems. in H ope. The largest pickerel was two and with tbe notes and words that you can give Stearns of Aroostook. In the house speeches Pharmacist. take as to ita identity; those heavy, massive Th e Courier-Gazette is a model newspaper. a-balf pounds and tbe largest perch weighed to me your undivided attention. I desire to timbers and six-inch planking of live oak with This is iny opinion and the opinion of all the were made in Gov. Davis’ memory by Messrs. K inship. the same.” he very emphatic in this, and trust you will portions charred by fire, the port holes and subscribers 1 have met. One change made is Stetson and Pearl of Bangor, Murray of I On parting with my fisher friend I fell in all understand me. general buildjtold plainly that it was the al meeting with favor all around. I refer to tbe Pembroke, Fogler of Rockland, Dickey of There Is no flower o f wood or les, w ith the man who had pointed him out to In order to attain the high degree of choral most forgotten wreck of the Somerset, that grouping of all tbe correspondence from the Fort Kent, Talbot of Lewiston, Edmunds ot No April flower, as fulr us she; O white anemone, who hast KEEP me. 1 told him that 1 had seen the fisher perfection which I must have, I shall be had been lying there (o t over a century. For various localities in one town under tbe name Corinth and Jewell of H allow ell— all of which obliged to make this rule and have it en Thu wind** wild grace, man, but that his name was not Perry. H e some months hundreds of people visited the of the chief town. As an example 1 will are printed in full in this handsome volume. Know her a cons n of thy race, burst out laughing and said: forced in every city, v iz.: Tb e members of wreck and cartloads of timber, planking and mention our own town. Now Elmwood, As a frontispiece there is a most excellent Into whose face “ It was the first day of April when he told the chorus who do not know tbe notes and iron bolts, more or fess corroded by time and East Seunebec, Appleton Ridge, etc., and life-like portrait of Gov. Davis at that pe A preaeoco like Ihe wind's hath passed. COOL words of the music, will not he permitted to riod o f bis life when he was governor. you this, was it not?” salt water, were taken from it and brought to are all under the town name of Appleton, II I replied that it was. take part in tbe fest val. D o not think me town, transformed into canes, vases, models so that people liviug at a distance will know There Is no flower of wood or lea This may sound a little bit oft for this “ W ell, he answered, “ he A pril fooled you too seveie, 1 am only in earnest, and to he of vessels, watch charms, etc., as mementoes where these places are located. I have been N o Maytuue flower, ae fair as she; nicely. H e told you the truth, for Lis name is “ forewarned is to he forearmed.” of tbe craft. By digging the sand away a asked tbe question hundreds of times; CHARLIE ROSS IN ROCKLAND <> bluebe I, lender with the blue season of the year but we wish to in O f lim pid skies. K nott Perry. See?” You have time to do all that I require. large portion of tbe hull was laid bare. “ Where is Poverty H ill? or Pleasantville? Bath Times: A curious character known T h v Urn age huth kindred ties form our old frieuds tliat we have pur I saw. W ork with and for me, and I w ill work with Gunpowder and wedges tore the planking and Highland?” etc. In the case of the localities Iu her, whose eyes chased of C. W. Perry the and for you, and we will give a festival which timbers apart, but work could only be carried named 1 could give a correct answer but was to many in this city as tbe lost Charlie Ross The heaveu's own qualities Imbue. Th e boys are having very good luck catch shall he a credit to the dear old Pine Tree on at low water, tbe incoming tide would often unable to give the desired information. has been making his annual visit in Hath this JII ing flounders from ofl the wharves. They use state we all love— and in the glory which iB wash in tbe saad and all the work would have Under the present arrangement there will be week. Charlie’s real name is M ike Newman, reflected, you and I will share. who has for many years been traveling about T here la no flower of wood or lea, clams for bait, with small books, and fisb on to be done over again. Finally, the beach no need o f asking these questions. You have No Juneday flower as fair us she; . . ICE ROUTE . . the bottom. One familiar face is missed, that 1 remain, most earnestly and emphatically, shore began to make out again, and soon the made decided improvement. tbe country in tbe Summer aud, by getting Hose—odorous with beauty of your conductor. drunk in the Fall, gaining admittance to some Life's Aral and hast— of our old fiiend Mr. Crowley. The old man old hulk was buried from sight, there to re G. II. Pag e. W il l ia m R. C h a p m a n . county jail which be calls bis W inter home. Behold (by slsu*r here confessed ! was very fond of fishing and was on hand main till tbe ever-shifting sands of tbe Cape, Whose ms Id ou breast Formerly owued by us and are ready nearly every day. Flounders are a very nice perhaps a century more, disclose hei again; M ike is about 60 yean of age, below tbe la fragrant with the dreams of love. to deliver ice when wanted. We wish fish for tbe pan. Some people think flounders beach grass is growing ovei her and she lays medium height aud a rather hard looking — M udlsou (Jawela. customer, although one ot his fads is to always to renew acquaintance with old cus are young halibut, hut they are not, although some distance from high water mark. In Pil there is a resemblance. grim H a ll, Plymouth, is a large block of wood Are You Bilious? have a clean shave. H e has devoted the past tomers. The ice is of the finest qual which was formerly oue of her bitt heads; it T H E N T T S B Winter to two mouths in Rockland and a ity. Our Prices are us Low as the Many of Rockland's citizens w ill recollect is shout fourteen inches square, with tbe boles similar lenglh of time iu Augusta jail and re tbe parties who figure iu this little story. “Bost Liver BUIILL IHKUU,Made.” ports a delightful life. M ike has a good Lowest. where tbe mainstays went through it; it is Joseph Furbish and Benjamin Lotbr<»p clear from rot and almost as hard aud firm as record as a pedestrian, having at oue time went a-fishing up in Chickawaukie Pond. On walked all the way from San Francisco to iron. WHOLESALE tbe ride up they made a het of a nice silk hat, arsons’ P i l l s Rockland. Some ot bis adventures during a to be won by the man w*bo caught the first A citizen of this place presented it, with dycure billnuenesa and sick heudtuhe, trip of this kind have been often wild aud ex f t ® a short description of the wreck, for which he 1 bowcIcuuipUhiih. 'i lay i-x |m-I all Impurities AND three fi|jies. They le t forth in a small boat m blood. IH-lliiiio women bud relief from citing and would furnish good material for a was rewaided by a diploma from the Pilgrim RETAIL and began fishing with hand lines. M r. L o lively novel. tbrop hauled in the first fisb, also tbe second Society. The date of her wreck was Novem ber 3d, 1778. Parties cau be found that can OFFICES 273 MAIN ST. ANO SEA ST. one. THE PHARMACY LAN This looked bad for M r. Furbish, but he show the exact location of the wreck at tbe put on a fresh worm, spit oil iC threw it over present time to visitors. Souvenirs, articles THORNDIKE & HIX. and immediately hauled iu a fish. H e had of various shape and form made from the . The pharmacy law of the Legislature of now two fish to catch and Lothrop only one wood, can be found io almost every store in i 1897 ^ai (caching in some of its provisions, aud restricts (he sale of drugs, medicines and to win tbe bat. At the same instant they both the place; (bey are authentic and can be had felt a bite, both pulled in, and just as F u r at very reasonable prices. poisons to a greater extent than heretofore. J It affects store-keepers who heretofore have bish’* fisb came io sight, a much larger fisb SICK HEADACHE The lollowing fetter was received from tbe sold Paris green aud other poisons. Take for grabbed the tail ot the fish he was hauling in Positively cured by tlxeso Secretary of the Adm iralty by one of our in have satisfied everybody for uturly a century. &AKIH0 and so he pulled them both over the rail, terested citizens, giving reliable data regard All who use it are amazed at its great power. instance a store that keeps farmers supplies. Little Pills. It is safe, soothing, satisfying; so say sick, The merchant deals 10 many goods used by about a quarter of a second ahead of tbe one iug the Somerset: sensitive sufferers. Internal and External. farmers and gardeners, and kc has been in fish that Lotbrop had hooked. T h e y also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, A d m ir a l t y , S. W., 28th May, 1886. It cures every form of inflammation, pleasant The Right Shape ! to take dropped ou sugar. Cures colds, croup, tbe habit of selling Paris green, Ixm dou “ How is that?” cried Lotbrop, lost in Indigestion and Too Hearty Fating. A per SlM: In reply to your letter of the 12th coughs, craxups, burns, bruises, all soreness. purple and hellebore, and other insecticides. The Right Size I amazement at seeing two fisb'cowe on his ri instant, asking infoim ation respecting tbe POWDER fect remedy fur Dirriucss, Nausea, Drowsi We have used your Anodyne I-Inim* nt Ifl M I Now, according to the recent act of the val's line at once. British M an of-W ar, “ Somerset,” which was The Right Flavor ’ ness, Bad Taste in the M o u th , Coated Tongue fam ily for years, and it Is almost the ouly medicine Legislature, if not a registered apothecary, he Absolutely Pure. “ Well, I had to,” returned Mr. Furbish iu wrecked off Cape Cod in 1778, I am com we do use, and we use this for almost everything. The Night Prioe I I have used It its an external application wlthastors- must apply for a permit to sell such goods. the ouiet, smooth voice for which be was Pain iu the Side, TORPID LIVER. They manded by my Lord’s Commissioners o f the lsLing results. H jkzm O o L ltf, Hanger, Mv. This applies also to the usual medicines Celebrated for its great le-wnlug ewueih aud uotea. Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. Admiralty to ioform you as follows, viz.: beallfe/blueas. A ss u re the food ugahiat alum and THE RIGHT CIGAR FOR 5c. I never have understood whether he meant Our Book on INFLAM M ATIO N Mailed free. aud poisons used as home remedies, and a all forms of adulteration common to the cheap The “ Somerset”— 3d rate— 64 guns was laid Thu Doctor's signatutv and diruuUoiu ou vvery be ‘ dealer must show his fitness to sell these arti H .C . CLARK,' - Manufacturer to say “ to” or “ two.” But he got the baL Small Pill. Small Doee. bold l»v oil IhwrgUU. Price.» vents. SU Lotties, f brand*. down to build in II. M. Dockyard at Chatham S. J uU.Xt.OM « CO. Uu.lA.ui Uviuu h l. UuaUiu,u.IU f m. cles before a permit w ill be grauted. KOVAL BAR1KU FOWDBUOO, NEW YORK UIXMUXD, HK. Ja m e s W ig h t . Small Price. L U
/ 2 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, APRIL 20. 1897.
The Courier-Gazette, DEATH OF CONDRESSMM MILLIREN- JUDBE HALL ABAIR- TWfCff-A-WK* HIn Flrat Political Honor* Were Won a* a II© In R©*ppolnt©
EVERYBODY’S COLUMN The W endell Clob met last evening with Col. L . D . Carver of this city has been re Something New Mra. L . C Jackson, M averick street. appointed by the governor trustee of the iGeorge W. Fernald <£ Co., Rev. J. H . Fanhley will preach a Fast Day S ilrfiert* Orphans Home in Bath. Advert sementa In this column not io exceed TYRIAN sermon at the First Baptist church Thursday Arc linen Inserted once for 28 cent*, four times for No mystery about it. When Ihe Shakers 60 cent* ______morning. TEN offered some time ago to give away a bottle ^MERCHANT TAILORS,$ George W . Fernald has leaned the Sherman o f their Digestive Cordial to anyone who W a n te d . home, corner Soft >Ik and Fulton streets and FOUNTAIN might call at their N ew York office, there ----- Take this opportunity o f making their annnnl with hia estimable wife will toon begin house- was a great rush and a grear many people A N T E D —Boys and Girin to sell 16 lbs of T ea SYRINGE, keep ng. and get a pretty Silver Watch worth >5,On. thought they were crazv. SPRING ANNOUNCEfiENT W Kngllah decorated T ea Set, 68 piece* with 16 lbs. of The N orth Breeze Club spent a pleasant Subsequent events prov* d it to have been T ea . 10 piece Commode Set with 10 lba. of Tea With Globe Spray afternoon Friday with Mrs. Cyrus L. Gahan, a very clever adveitising transaction, for al B oiler Hkatea 8 lba. Ten. A ir RUle 6 lba. of T ea . Rankin street. The club meets next Friday ------Haring an Excellent Assortment of------GOOLD’B TKA STORK, 58 Free Street. Portland, Pipe. : : though they gave away thousands of bottles, Maine. 21TA88P afternoon with Mrs. Jameson, Warren street. it was in the end profitable; nearly every one Edwin Libby Post, G. A. R. has engaged that took a free bottle came back for more A N TED —People to know that I do the very f t Suitings, beat of Upholstery and Furniture repair- Major J. II. H. Hewett of Thomaston to de and paidjor it w ith pleasure, saying they had W Inf, old furniture repoliahed and make over mat- By the peculiar construction liver the Memorial address this year. A r derived better results from its use than from Trouserings tresses N T M U R R A Y , Sea atreet. of the tube tho liquid Is thrown rangements for celebrating the day will be any other medicine they had ever used. T A 8 tfA p r2 0 from tbe end of the tube In made, probably one week from Friday night. There is nothiug so uniformly successlul globular shaped apray, thu- And Overcoatings A N T E D .—An experienced ooat m aker and cleansing much more t horouglily The road machine has gone into commis in the treatment of stomach troubles as the n vent maker. A pply nt once at F. J . than the ordinary tube. The sion and is doing some good work on our Shaker Digestive Cordial, and what is better W W I L E Y ’S, Camden. 3118 tube Itself la constructed In » than all, it relieves at once. And knowlnif that we w otk for tho sinnllont pnnniblo margin o f profit we fool different and Bauch more simple streets. The road machine is a valuable piece Laxol, the new form of Castor O il, is so that wc can (five antiafaction for faahionahlc and atvliah clothing for a .mail ANTED-Som e good Tiger 8trlped Shaggy aud effective manner thnn any of apparatus and cannot be used too much at outlay of money. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. tal.ltf Kittens and good pure black, and pure which has been made fo r the this particulai season of the year. palatable that children lick the spoon clean. W Maltese, 4 to 8 month*, all male*, Address M US. purpose of throwing a ball MARY II RANLETT, Rockland. Maine. 15 apray. Mita Anna Ingraham entertained at whist Thursday evening at her home on North 0E0. W. FERNALD & CO., ■ Main St., Rockland. ANTED-Small Farm In Union. VIII puy J. H. W IG G IiV, A P O TH E C A K Y Main street------M r. and Mrs. M . E. W otton about Five or ^Ix Hundred Dollars. Ad- W dress M. W . U P T O N . Camden, Me. 8H7» entertained the Nomads Friday evening. T^LK iflq /[bolt 413 MAIN ST , ROCKLAND Mrs. M . S. Bird and A . J. Bird won the prizes. l IR L 8 for general housework, nurses and the The report that Sousa’s hand had cancelled What You Want X nursery can obtain flrst-cla-a places b P v f l T CIng at the Intelligent office of M RS. R .C . H Nahanada Tribe, I. O. R. M., had work its Rockland date, A pril 30, is entirely wrong. 7 Grove Street, Rookland. 43. TALK OF THE TOWN Friday night on three degrees. Manager Black received a letter from the Is a wheel that is satisfactory in management last night, enclosing the pro C. I I . Achorn has moved into his handsome gram for the concert and assuring a belter When we aav that the Rubber l’niut construction, in usage, in appearance F o r S a le . Steamer Sappho at the South Marine Rail new house on Achorn street. way is being repaired and painted. concert than the famous band has yet given la tho beat paint In tho world wo think and in prico. THE FOWLER Is tho Seth T . Snipe has been mentioned as a here. Plenty of good seats may be obtained Angeline Hew ett of Rockpbrt has been we know what we uro talking about. wheel you havo been looking for and EW HOUSE FOR HALE—N ow nearing com candidate for department commander in 1898. at the box office. Why? Because wo hove handled I his pletion at 18 Hlrch street, House with ell; granted an original, widow’s pension. W ill it be Snipe versus Southard? Miss M illie, aged 17, and George Simmons, we aro solo agents for Rockland. Wo N 8 rooms, front hall, back hall, bath room, 8 closets, Public attention seems to be pretty much paint for 26 years and have watched large, light attic: all conveniently arranged. High The last report o f the board of health aged 15, arrived last evening from Butte, ulso do all kinds of bicycle repairing concentrated on Rockland’s street and high tho wearing qualities o f it. When we and dry cellar. Lot 80x80. Fine healthful location. showed two cases each of scarlet fever and Montana, and will make their home with Mr. 600 ft. from electrics. 16 minutes walk to P . O. way department this year. gel a good thing that satisfies our cus as well as general machinists' work. measles. and Mrs. Charles Morton, this city They C all and Inspect the house during wot king hours or A . D . M illett, whom A. S. tiuzzell suc tomers we hold on to it until it proves address J . N . F A R N H A M , 82 Cedar Street. The members of the last legislature from made the long journey unaccompanied, leaving COMEJAND BEE U8. ceeds as station agent at Butnham Junction, not satisfactory and then wo try sonic A p r. 20 TfltStf this section will be pained to learn that Maj. Butte last Wedneiday. Their father was a had held the position for 25 years. other make that we think is bettor. William Dickey, the famous “Duke of Fort Rockland man and he was killed in a mine 1 O W F O R S A L K —I offer for sale an extra ulce Wlioro can you llnd in this city a 7 Cow, 6 yenrs old C alf by her 3 weeks old. A farewell reception will be tendered Rev. K ent,” is seriously ill at his home. H e is suf about two years ago. Mixed I’alnt that lias been sold by the ( Prlco will be made satisfactory. Call on ENOCH and M rs. C. W . Bradlee in the church parlors fering from grippe and other complications. The services at the Methodist church for H IL L S , Union, Maine. 21*21 Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 o’clock to same firm for 26 years, unless you find Maj. Dickey is the veteran o f the Maine the remainder of the week are as follows: ilatC R IE 'S? It is not tube found. ROBINSON <&. SMITH, which all memt>ers and friends are cordially House. This evening, prayer meeting; Wednesday OR rixLK—At Ulmer’s stable on IJmerook invited. Others do not have that kind, they £20 Onit. st. - - Rooltinnd street, a line all-around horse, 0 years old, 16 Burrows, the horseman, will be at Crockett’s evening, reception to pastor and wife; Thurs havo tlie kind that I boy huiidlo a few F hands high, 1100 lbs. weight, sound, clover and a Rockland will send quite a large delega stable, Lindsey street, tomorrow and will re day evening, annual Sunday school meeting; first rate driver. Will work anywhere. A grent tion to tl is year’s annual convention of the Friday evening, class meeting; Saturday even years aud then have to chango to an bargain. 20H&T8t* main two weeks. lie will have fifty horses other make, and sell that a few yenrs State Relief Corps. The sessions are to be from upper Canada; 5 to 8 years old; weigh ing, cottage meeting at 48 Brewster street Price is Nothing GGS FOR HATCHINO.-W e will sell a few held in Portland,May 6, 7 and 8,and Bosworth 1000 to 1500 pounds. These horses are used The Sunday morning preaching service w ill and change again. If they handle tlie settings from our best pens of barred and Thatcher Corps of that city are to do the be omitted. best paint wily don’t they continue to E Plym outh Rocks nt reasonable prlcea. N o eggs to deep snow, cold weather and hard work, Quality is Everything wold on Sundays L . (J. L E R M O N D , Beach W ood honors. and are guaranteed to be ready for business. Delightful popular programs are to he pre handle it? They find out iu a few Road, Thomaston. S2U*lt The Shakespeare society had a very pleas For those intending investing in horse flesh sented at the Sousa concerts in this city, years it’s not good und llien chango to ant meeting last evening with Miss Caroline this is a glorious opportunity. marches, waltzes, overtures, descriptive some other make. 10 years ago tlicro Look iu our South Window and sec what you can buy for 8 cents. Thou to TORK FIXTURES FOR BALE—York safe, o f weight 1600 lbs.; meat, platform and two Achorn, Camden street. The reading o f “ A D r. T . E. Tibbetts has recently received pieces, operatic excerpts and negro melodies, were over IS brands mixed paint the North Window wlioro is displayed many tilings marked down to 6 cents; Scounter scales; coffee m ill; three show cases andMidsummer-Night’s Dream” was continued, invitations from the state dental associations the playing of which has given the widest sold in lids city. Where are they snob ns 1.5 cool mucilage for ft cents; Staflord’s 10 cent ink for ft cents; dainty other fixtures. L. F. 8TARRKTT, Assignee, and other selections read. The society wi 1 of two different N ew England states and also fame to the hand. Many new and the best of now? Wo know o f only one that re saucers and oilier china ware, tinware, handkerchiefs, hosiery and an ondlcss Rockland, opposite Thorndike Hotel. 19TB have one more regular meeting this seas in. Canada, to demonstrate his method of hand the familiar numbers will he included in the mains, to smile on and cheer Hie hearts variety of goods. This will lead you to come inside where wo havo just as N Wost Rockport, 6 miles from Rockland, or ex- Among tbe nominations sent to the Senate pressure gold fillings. It w ill be recalled that programs. Among them will be the marches o f thoso who used the best. You ask good bargains. chango for property In city, 1% story house with Thursday was that of George West of the last year D r. Tibbetts gave clinics before the from “ El Capitan,” Sousa's enormously suc what make was flint? Why Rubber. I ell, In good repair, and 6 acres Ullage land, good cessful comic opera, “ K ing Cotton,” his latest orchard, never failing well of water. Enquire at District of Columbia to be consul of the dental association of New York, Brooklyn The painters don't like Rubber Paint C. H. COPELAND, 103 R A N K IN S T ., R O C K L A N D . 11-18 United States at Pictou.Nova'Scotia. Thomas and Jersey City, with great success, his work march success, excerpts from the “ Three Quo because it spreads too bard; it don’t ton had a candidate for this berth in the son being exploited through the dental journals tations,” bis new Suite, the “ Directorate;” go on easy like other paints, and it 386 MAIN STREET, - - ROCKLAND, ME. ARM FOR BALK -Situated In Thomaston, of Rev. S. L . Ilanscom. His petition was and giving him wide reputation. H e has the famous “ Washington Post,” “ H igh School lasts too long. Tlie rubber in it gives known as farm of the late Alden G ay. For Cadets,” and “ Liberty Bell” marches, played F further particulars Inquire of W ILLIAM F. G \Ybeing , circulated in this vicinity even as the been unable to accept these later invitations too much pull under the brush, but T h o m a-ton , Maine. 16-23 appointment was being made. H e had by reason of his local engagements. as only Sousa’s musicians can play them. At when it is on it stays, and that is what secured extensive support, but was late in the Col. L. D. Carver, the retiring department Farwell Opera House, Friday evening, A pril ARM and Store for Bale. The Elbridge Rivers 30. Tickets are selling 1 apidly but there lots you want, don’t roituBT that. Farm containing 40 acres, hay, tillage and held. commander of the G. A . R., sent Bradbury pasture 11 story bouse, large barn, store aud of good seats left. HARTFORD F Tbe Maine Agricultural Experiment Station Post of Machias the other day a very hand other building's, Situate st Rivers Corner, West some altar which he had made. It was not C. E. Rising opened his branch bakery a t W arre n A good established trade In all kinds of has just issued a Special Bulletin giving tbe goods, farm ing impllmonts, and lime casks, w ith or names of fertilizer manufacturers who have exactly a present to the Post, but it came very the corner of Main and Summer streets, w ithout stock. F. M. 8 H A W , 420 Main street, complied with the law and a list o f brands near it; nothing but the material which Thursday, and during the day a throng of H. H. Grie & Go., R ockland,or E L B R ID G E R IV E R S on the premises. Bicycles. that can be lawfully sold in the State. This is entered into its construction was paid for. people visited and admired M r. Rising’s new 13 20. of especial importance to dealers as they are Commentary on this gift the Bangor Commer store. In the rear is the room, which is about Agent for Rubber Paint. O R B A L E —One 26 IL P . Boiler 120-2 Inch liable if they sell unlicensed brands.. This cial says: “ Col. Carver differs from the usual 35 feet square, where the many delicacies lor REDUCED IN PRICK tubes, nearly new, used only two months. Bulletin will he sent to all who apply t» the order of mankind whose members do not gen which M r. Rising is famous are prepared and 21 F One 25 II. I’. Horizontal Engine In fine order. For erally make presents of that sort unless they baked. The large oven is of brick and has a further purticulurs enquire ol CHARLES BICK Maine Agricultural Experiment Station, Oro Cut from S7 5 to S6O NELL, Rockland, Me., or POSTMASTER, Swans no, Maine. are candidates for re-election.” capacity o f 175 loaves of the justly celebrated S O X iB T Island, Me. 4wl7 New Domestic bread. The front room is A t its meeting Thursday evening, the The remains of Mrs. L . O . T rip p were M a iis iia l i.—North Gushing, A n rll 14, to M r. uud Pattern 7, Diamond Frame used for a store an^ in it are show cases and Mra. Albort Marshall, Jr., a daughter. O R S A L K —10 h. p. Boiler and Engine and Y . M . C. A . ‘ Literary Club will discuss the brought to this city for interment, Thursday, shelves where is displayed the many products D y k r — Wontvllle, A pril 11, to M r. and Mrs .A lle n Pattern 8, Loop Frame K nuckle Joint Cider Press all complete. Can following question: “ Resolved, That the from Lancaster, N . I I . The deceased was Dyer, a daughter. bo seen running. S. T . JA C K S O N , East Jefferson, of M r Rising’s hands and brains. Breads of F introduction and use of labor-saving machinery the widow of Leander Tripp of this city, who IIA YEH—Belfast, April 3, to Capt. and Mr»- J O. M aine. 202-6"' all kinds, cream rolls, hot rolls, cakes o f all is detrimental to the great body of working died some years ago at an advanced age. Hayes, n daughter. kinds, pastry, etc., are temptingly arrayed. men.” Affirmative speakers, L . R. Cam p Mrs. Tripp was the mother of O. I I . Tripp, of N ic k e iih o n —North Sonrsrnop.t, A p ril 4, to M r. E C O N D Hand Horses for Bale. Address o and M is. D . E . Nickerson, a daughter. Huston’s News Stand. Everything is baked fresh every day and M r. call on W . W . L IG H T , So. Liberty, Me. 190 bell, Philip Howard, J. Fred Hall, Charles this city, with whom she resided a number of Rising is prepared to make anything that K o u k im —Troy, to Mr. and Mrs. Lute Rogers, a Agents I'npe MunufiKiturlug C'o. S M. Erskine and A. P. Hunt. Negative, W. R. years. She went from here in 1894 and has son might be ordered. In the warm months of O R H A L E . One set Double Horse Sleds and Prescott, J. P. Cilley, A. M . Hastings, I I . I I . made her home from that to the time of her Folding Rack. J. J. BOND, East Jefferson. Summer quite a business is done in cooking M unroe and George Otis Coombs. death with another son, W . I I . Tripp in L an F meats to order which saves much trouble at JVEA_TX.T71.HlI ID C. FRANK JONES, OUSE at Vinalhaven, story and half house on A special election was held in W ard 1 caster. Mrs. Tripp was nearly 90 years of age SOMETHING NEW G ranite street, near salt water. Apply to and was highly esteemed by all who knew her. horn*. Fresh brown bread and beans arc D b n n ib o n — JlAitniNOTON — South Thomaston, H HENRY W. SMITH, Vinalhaven. Apr. 16»11yesterday to elect a councilman to fill vacancy furnished every Saturday afternoon and Sun March 80, by Kev. K. G . Kdgett. A rthu r A . D enni Not the burglar but the insurance to caused by the resignation of A . G . Thomas. Canton Lafayette, P. M., I. O. O. son and Llnolo A . H arrington, both ot South Thom Stenographer cover his thefts. Bunks, Stores, Private Resi day. The store is connected by telephone aston. NGINE AND BOILER— a twenty horse A. J. Babbidge received eight votes and was F., has recently elected the following dences and Hufus covered aguinst burglary at and is in charge of Mrs. Young. M r. Rising B iik k n —G h if k in —Belfast, Aptil 8, Fred Foster . . a n d u comparatively low coat. Particulars cheer power Engine and Boiler In good order. I I. unanimiously elected, there being no other officers for the ensuing year: M . A . John E A. MILLS, Lincolnville. Me. 81 will continue to run his South End bakery as Breen of Boston, and Blanche Gertrude, adopted fully given. daughter of Mr. and Mra, Fred A. Griffin, of Bel Typewriter, candidate. A special meeting of the hoard of son, Commandant; A. A. Beaton, Lieutenant; usual. alderman was held last evening and John George N. Harden, Ensign; John Colson, fast. WO story dwelling with ell and shed, stable M it c h e i.l —C h a p m a n —Belfast, A p ril 7, David HAIN 5TREBT. ALFRED S. BLACK, und smuli carriage house. House has 13 Singhi was granted permission to connect the Clerk; E. W. Berry, Accountant. A com K Mitchell of Wadley's Falls, N. II., and Ella N. 1 have opened un office ut the above number, S Llmerock I Street. T rooms besides pantries, halls und shed; eight or mittee was appointed to make arrangements EASTER SUNDAY Chapasun of Belfast. whore persona can secure tho services of un expert nine closets. Arranged for two families. W ater house he is abom to build with the sewer. Fire, Life aud Cuiiuulty Insurunoe. A . J. Huston was granted permission to keep for attending the field day exercises at Skow Stenographer and T yp e w riter at a nominal figure, below and ubove, also on the outside of the bouse or I w ill come to your placo of business every day and In the stable. Newly painted last fall. Elec- his store open long enough Sunday for him to hegan, June 9 and 10. This committee con Ila Appropriate Observance In Itoeklaml TD Z33X T and take your work by dictation returning the trio cars pass the door. Also u large lot on W aldo handle the Sunday papers. sistsof E. O. Heald, II. C. Clark and E. B. Churches—Kev. Mr. Hradlee’s Goodbye. L o v e j o y —Thomaston, A p ril 17, Hurah I.ovejoy, letters to you In lim o lor tho next m ail at these Avenue, overlooking the harbor. Also a small aged 11 years. prices: field of 1>, aorea near the Job t Jones farm on Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Spear. Last year the field day exercises were Bl a c k —Belfaat, A pril 11, M rs. Charles B. Black, For an average o f 40 letters pur week or less, • l . f i O Jameson's point. Inquire of C. C. CROSS, of Perry entertained twenty-two of their friends held in this city and in recognition of the A sky of azure and a sprightly Spring aged 66 years, 9 months* 17 daya. Cochruu, Baker & Cross, 406 Main St, Rockland. “ “ more than 40 und less thun 100, '4.00 at their home on Knox street. A t 6 :3 0 a manner in which the chevaliers turned out, zypher blowing right out of the north west D a v id s o n -Belfast, April 13, Jonn Q. A. Davld- The Protection Go. 60 sou, aged 81 years, 7 mouths, 28 days. For all legal work sa low aa II can possibly hs dainty and delicious supper was served, con Canton Lafayette will send a full quota to was the pleasing spectacle which greeted Skowhegan. Sw if t —Belm ont, A p ril 11, E lis ta S w ift, aged 92 78 AR M containing 68 acres of laud situated In sisting of pressed chicken, lobster salad, Rockland church goers Sunday morning and years, 22 days. , p /p l ask your support M r. Business Mun for this EXPERT CLAIM ADJUSTERS. J Hope is offered for sule at reasonable terms. pickels, olives, wine jelly, hot rolls, pineapple Easter hats and bonnets straightway went venture. H 3Bald farm contains rnoaern buildings in good repair; A three days’ opening sale of Japanese into commission. The attendance at all the ruunlng w ater in house and barn; a good orchard, mousse, coffee and confectionery. Whist Mllverwuro, Wutchea and Jewelry at Collections Made In ail parts ol Ihe United goods will be held at the home of Mrs. J. E. churches is believed to have been consider einull fruits o f all kinds, among them an acre In and music formed the amusement of the G«nthaer*a. Stales and Canids. crauberriea. Also u new building on the place evening. The guests departed at a late hour Martin, Union street, next week, probably ably in excess of that for past years, while tbe fitted up for a stole uud postofflee. On a good road after a most delightful and pleasant evening. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, day and even decorations and programs were fully up to tbe / A. C. MOORE, Ko adv.uce iurm b.r.bl,i feo. rbarsed. and In a good neighborhood. Also several extra ing, under the auspices of friends o f Mrs. NOTICE. A ll collecting done on commission. fields which w ill be sold with the above described Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Knight of Rockport were standard. Tunes, Regulsles and Repairs . . troperty or sold separately. For further partlou- among tbe guests. Marlin, and everybody is invited to come. The Courier-Gazette has already printed the NOltTII MARINE ItAILWAY. ars call on or address MRS. O A. M ANSFIELD, The goods w ill include both fine and inex programs of special music and to go into The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the EDGAR P. STONE, Claremont Commandery, K . T ., goes to Gon’I Munugor for Htuto of Mains). fHope, Mu. tf pensive china, curios, dainty, odd and artis detail at this time would hardly prove inter North Marine Hallway «nd Wharf Co. will he held Pianos and Organs Damariscotta, St. John’s Day, June 24, for a in the Railway building ut 2 o’clock p. m, on S A T tic, also beautiful needle work done by the esting. In tbe way o f decorations there was Ay-Correspondence solicited. T&Mltf pilgrimage. Damariscotta is in the local U R D A Y , A P R IL 24, 1897, for tbe purpose of bear Japanese men, exquisite lacquer painting, tbe usual assortment of potted plants, ever ing the Ageat's report for the past yvur and for the Addreaa Orders to Maine Music Co., Rockland, Me. Knox County Office, W illoughby Block, To Let. Knights Tem plar District, and several mem fancy toys, basket work, etc., all at reasonable green and the fragrant cut flowers peculiar to election of officers for the ensuing year. 341 MAIN KT., - ROCKLAND, ME. bers ot the Rockland Commandery belong 21 22 PHILO THURSTON. Secretary. II prices, and tbe ladies hope everyone who can the Easter season. The manner of decora O R E N T —Part of house—six rooms—w ith p riv there, ensuring a hearty reception on that ilege of garden spot; terms low. For further will go and see them whether they wish to ting was very beautiful and we firmly believe score. Crystal Chapter, O . E S. Alva Lodge, Tinformation luqulie at 19 Pleasant Street, Rockland. purchase or not. Th e goods will continue on that there were few churches iu Maine which F. & A. M., and Ezra B French Chapter R. 11*41 sale after the opening days. could boast of a better interior appearance A . M . will all take a hand in extending hos than that presented by the houses of worship O R EN T.— Tenement to Rent ut corner of M id pitality to the visiting Sir Knights— in fact dle aud Mulu Sts. Also for right parties a Damariscotta has as good as said that they in this city. Tfew other rooms. Apply to MRS. M.S. K IM BA LL, Tbe Methodist services deserve special w ill use our folks white. And as the best 6 M iddle St. 13-20- A Novelty in ^ 1 I mention from the fact that it was M r. Bradlee’s of feeiing always did exist between Rockland farewell Sunday. Claremont Commandery, T P O L E T .—Several houses and tenements to le t. and Damariscotta this speaks volumes. The ± V s ro u a prloes. F. M. SU a W. 420 M ain K . T., was present at the morning service by members of Claremont Commandery will Street, Rockland. 13-20 special invitation and the decorations were find something to greatly interest them in especially appropriate to the occasion. Mr. Some Dealers the Damarircotta oyster beds and a trip up NE store, Blake Block. One Modern Flat, 8 ^ P A P E R Bradlee’s sermon was an especially able effort the pictufesoue river will add to the program. rooms, Blake Block. Oue small teuemeut, and only the press of other matter iu this OOrient street. For particulars apply N. B. OOBB.It will be a delightful outing, weather favor issue prevents our publishing a generous ing. DIRECT FROM PARIS abstract or even the sermon in full. M r. Bradlee’s farewell remarks were made at tbe flisvellaneous. evening service and they,will linger long in|the memory of the congregation, the members of OR SALK OR TO LET—Soda Fountains, W e take pleasure in call which have come to look upon their pastor Will Advertise Show Coses, Counters. Stoves, Tables, Store with feelings of love and veneration. A few F aud Saloon Fixtures, Ice Cream Outfit and every thing you cannot And anywhere else. O. K. H A V ing the attention of the statistics touching his four years’ record will E N E R , at the Brook, Rocklaud, Me. 19-22 1 no doubt prove interesting. Fifty eight Letter Writing Public persons have been received into the church, IO YOLKS-M .w ’IW Model “Crown" Lady'. aud 7 children and 46 adults have been bap > i GeutleinuL’s, high grade, filUO.OU W heel to our . • onlyB $31.uu, 22 to 24 lbs., warranted. O ther well tized. Rev. M r. Bradlee has married 93 known late model wheels, uew, shop worn, second couples, attended 136 funerals, preached 353 band, cheap. TRRBRRT E. MESSER,Agent. So . sermons and delivered 30 lyceum lectures. H e a ‘ mark down sale, because the Easter rush U nion, Me 18tf has also delivered two M em orial Day ad
NION, Fast and Present. Au Illustrated bis , Silurian Granite Wove dresses and has been secured for this year by Lory o f the town of Uulou, M ain*, from e a rl* P. H enry Tilson Post of Thomaston. M r. is over,” but our prices will remain the same. Our clothing is worth every U times to date By mail, post paid, 26 cents. Ad | B'adlee has been a man of the people in dress, G . W . F IS H , Uuion, Maine. every sense of the word and be goes to his Hand Made Paper new pastorate cherished by the kindest re penny that we charge for it. We depend more upon good fit and honest <2*40 PER MONTH SALARY.- A few energetic ludies and gentlemen wauled to canvass. Above membrances and the sincerest of well wishes. salary guaranteed Call or address: W. K. BRAG H e will be given a farewell reception by tbe DON, Franklin, Me. 28tf Eauh sheet of this paper Epworth League at the Methodist vestry value than we do upon startling announcements. Wednesday evening. H E Chronicles of Searsmout” are now ready, Wall Paper. X A bosluuss directory, names aud ages of is made separately and inhabitants aud historical matter. Mailed to any address for 25 cents. Address, G . W . F IS H , I t w ill not coat you any lias the genuine Uuion, Maine ECC8 FOR HATCHING. thing to look at our line- Q l A NOFORTE INSTRUCTION.-MISS MA- - D E C K L E E D G E -:- I BEL IL HOLBROOK. 22 Camden Street, will receive pupils iu pianoforte Instruction, either ut her home or will go to them. Especial ou all four sides. . . attention given beginners. Room Mouldings. CHAS. T. SPEAR, Rockland, Me. BURPEE & LAMB. We aell the popular widths FO R S A L E . for . . . A COLLARETTE 2u0 Barred Plymouth Rock Hens. Mode from your old fur cape w ill make » alyl tab 100 Brown Leghorn Hens. 3c, 4c and 5c. L. E. Shaw Supply Co., aprlug gai uaeut aud ta nut expensive. Scud gar New England Clothing H ouse. Apply at ment or write fur eslhuuUs to CORN HILL POULTRY YARDS, i4 ELM STREET. H. D. BARKER, • Furrier, Warren, Maine. U24 UAKUINHK, flAINK. A. W. BATCHJJLDKB. DUNN & ADDITON A ll work guaranteed sattafautory. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1897
others. I remember ytmr wild talk about I will do what I cau to help yon, bnt Tlscnunt Dun- [ M a r y ______natharwtok . I Inscription being in his own handwrit 'ftnnon, shot •"A ® <’,n,h‘±r6' HP H E RE is a right way to paint moiety having ronspired to rob yon only on one condition. How heartily my n V. S. A. la } ing. Another was addressed in a wom kasband and I abhor the acta of thoae r1881, an’s hand to “ Mr. Henry Jennes,” nnd from before yonr birth, of yonr being had Ison, o f G ate denied the right to bear yonr father's with whom yon nre nssneistod yon mnat known ns .Tntn-s C r w . who nftcrwnrd ns- I saw that it bore a Norwegian stamp and a wrong way. The right name, and of yonr mother's name be know. Not even to aavo yonr life, not snmsd tho name or James Mullen. and th e Stavanger postmark. Could ing a dishonor to yon. That yonr father even to keep onr connection with yon “ Henry Jennes” be the name under ..■ay is to have the best paint— from becoming known, not even to Have This Mery Hath- 1 wns 1 Henry Cross whioh Janies Mullen was having letters was a villain to our mother I know, and erwlck ('oyna 7 afterward > (d. 188ft) it may be that from him yon inherit •nr children from bei :g branded (d. 1880) I married to I seut to him? Pure W hite Lead (see list o f gen your evil tendencies, and that God may thronglioot their livea i i « the relatives • (Copyright. 180ft, by Dodd, Mead & Oo.J nnd had daughter, CHAPTER XVI. uine brands) and Linseed Oil — not hold yon morally responsible for of a man who wns necnaed of the black Flora Hotherwlek Cross, h. 18ft6; them. Bnt, James, bad as yonr father est. mnrder, would we move hand or m. in 1885 to Stanley Burgoyne, Esq. HENRY JEANES, ALIAS JAMES MULLEN. CHAPTER XIV. must have been, he was, after all, yonr foot in any matter which might, even in The meaning of this document—a It bad been raining henvily when the applied by a practical painter. The A STRANGE DOCUMENT. father, nnd the language yon sometimes the smallest detail further the infamous document which affords seme interest train drew np nt the Cotley platform, but ns I did not know how fnr I might As I conld not secure n cnrrisge to used about him has made m e, who am scheme in which your associates are en ing data to the student of heredity— wrong way is to get some m ixture myself in the train by which I returned used to your violence, shudder aud turn gaged. evidently was that James Mullen wns have to wnlk I had put up my umbrella when leaving the station only to put it to town, 1 had to defern closer examina sick. "Bnt Stanley nnd I have talked it j the illegitimate son of the famous, and ibout which you know nothing tion of the pnpers I had found until I •‘James, I promised onr dead mother over, and if you will absolutely and un also infamous, Lc: 1 Dungannon by a down again as I entered the hairdresser’s bad gained the seclusion of my own on her deathbed that I would try to lie conditionally promise to sever yonrself Miss Alary Mullen, the danghter of an shop. I wns holding the hnlf closed uni- and apply it yourself or have chambers in Buckingham street to yon all that she was. She could do entirely from yonr nssocistes and never ■ Irish gentleman. The fact that Miss bella in iny hand when my eye caught The first of the documents contained almost as she liked with you—could •gain to take part in any political plot- j Mullen had been seriueed and had given sight of the two letters. To sweep them some inexperienced, irresponsi fa Greon's cigar case was a letter, evi soften yon nnd turn yon from evil ns no ting, we wilt do ns yon ask and bring ' birth to a child had probably been kept as if by accident into the folds of tbe umbrella was tho work of n second, and dently addressed to Mullen. It was other person in the world cunld. There the steam yacht to tho place yon men a secret, for if Green’s notes were cor ble person do it. dated from Stavanger, Norway, and then as I turned quickly round I saw a was somo strange sympathy between tion, and remain there until you can rect she had afterward married a Mr. t 'x By using National Lead Co.’s Pure W hite Lead Tinting Col- man without a liat and wearing a white ran as follows: yon aud her. Perhaps yonr knowledge ■sake an opportunity to join us. We Henry Cross, by whom sho had a dangh I - ors, any desired shade is readily obtained. Pamphlet giving "James—I know all. I have never apron slip out of the door of a public ■ valuable information and card snowing samples o f colors free; of her ono aud only sin made yon tendor w ill then take you to America or Aus ter, Flora (tow Mrs. Stanley Bnrgoyne), i.Lo cards showing pictures of twelve houses of different designs painted in tried to spy into your affairs, but I have aud chivalrous to her, jnst as it some tralia, or whatever oountry you think who wns tbc-efore Alullen’s hnlf sister, house opposite and run hastily across various styles or > ombinationsof shades forwarded upon application. the road toward the shop, wiping his known for a long time that you have times—God forgive me!—made me, w ill be safest, w ill allow yon a certain and the writer of the letter, n copy of NATIONAL LEAD CO., BOSTON BRANCH, month with his hand as he did so. been engaged in some secret undertak who am so different from you and her, yearly anm, which will enable you to which I bad found in Green's cigar As I expected, he was the proprietor Cor. Congress nnd Purchase Sts., Boston, Moss. ing which 1 felt sure was for no good hard. And perhaps her memory of het begin life over again, and if possible to case. of tbe establishment, and after wishing purpose. Your sudden disappearances ono sinning mado her gentle and tender retrieve your terrible past. How Green had contrived to find ont me good morning and apologizing for and equally sudden reappearances, and to yon in yonr many. I have had chil "I tell you frankly that it is only the address to which Mullen was hav being out of tbe way by explaining that Maine Central Rail rend. the large sums of money you have had, dren of my own since then, James, and after daya of ontreaty that I have got ing his letters seut there was no evi io the care of Professor Lawrence's es he had been across the road to borrow a have always been a source of anxiety to I think something has thawed in my Stanley to oonsent to this. Had it not dence to show. Whether it was due to tablishment at Stanby, were diraoted. In EfFeot O cto ber 4 , 1896. me. That it was some political plot you been that he knows my life is hanging a singularly lucky fluke or to his own postage stamp he proceeded to tuck me "Can yon Bpare me a second in the heart that was cold as ice before. up iu a whitn sheet propurutory to out- Poarehger Tinlna leave Rockland an follows: Were engaged in I was certain, for you ‘‘I remember that in those childish by a thread, and that for you, my only astuteness I could not say, and am not outside shop?" I said to the hairdresser. 8:20 h. m. foi Biitb, Brunswick, Lewiaton, were not at such pains to disguise your ting my hair. “ With pleasure, sir,” he answered, ] Augusta, Waterville. Bangor, Portland and Boaton, days, when yon would come to our brother, to be givon np to tbe police by likely ever to know, bnt I quite real arriving in t oaton at 4.16 p. m The demand for postage stamps had real views before me as you were before mother ufter somo wild aud wicked information which came through me ized and understood that it was possible following me ont “What can I do for 1:80 p m. for Bath, Prunawlck, Lewiston, apparently been heavy that afternoon, Waterville, Portland and Boaton,arriving In Boston would kill me, I believe he would have for him io bpve mado snob a discovery. yon?” deed, she would take yon in her arms and tho task of affixing them had no it 9^20 p m. and speak softly to yon, and that yon telegraphed at once to the police after And I reeogiczed and understood also “ Look here,” I said, poshing half a j T r a in s A r r i v e : Could not Sleep—Run doubt resulted in an uncomfortable dry 10 45 a. m. morning train from Portland, Lewis would become anotl.r croature aud receiving your letter aud told them that, after having read tho letter which sovereign toward him over the counter, Dow n — N ervou s — Fe* ness of the mouth, which necessitated ton, Augusta nnd Waterville. would seek to undo t — evil yon had where you could be found. It is right gave him the clew to Mullen’s connec ‘‘that’s for your troublo in letting me 6:20 p m. front Boston, Portland, Lewiston and male Troubles and to tell you that the terrible shook I re- the frequent use of liquid. Under the oir- have my letters addressed here. And Bangor. done. Bnt I used to become impatient. tion with Afrs. Stanley Burgoyne, the ouniBtanees I considered this rather for GHORGH F. EVANS, Oen’l Manager, I wished that you should be punished, aeived wli»n I saw The Daily Record other facts which he had ferreted out in now another muttej, I've not been very F K. BOOTH BY, G. P. A T. A. Weakness. All these tunate than otherwise, for the man wns and knew that my hnlf brother was regard to Mullen's parentage would not well today nnd wiftit to see o doctor. . W. L. WHITE, Dlv. Supt. Ailments succumb to and I remember that my words would not unaware of hl's condition, and did turn yon to stouo again and bring that Captain Shannon brought on hemor be difficult to arrive at. Wbnt I could Who’s the best man to go to?” his best to pnllinte it by Seing so oblig Inland Route— Portland and Rockland- Buker’s Kidney Pills. hard glitter that I so hated into yonr rhage of the lnngs afresh, nnd so badly not understand, however, was by what "Dr. Carruthers, Devoushirj 'Ouse, ingly communicutivo iu regard to any “I wns troubled with kidney diseases great eyes. Yes, and when I saw heroaressiug that my life was at first dsspaired of. means he had succeeded in intercepting Grayland road, sir. Best dootor in the Commencing’Tueflday, April 113, nn
HERE ARE THE MEN TNE STEAMBOATS MAINE OOOITIES IN HUB MARKETS. Who Will Try to Win The Ra*e Ball Pen Capt. E. W . Curtis who has had charge of Item* of Interest Gathered From All Cor It is a Fact nant For Bockland This Reason. the steamer Rockland during the past W in ner* o f the Pine Tree Rtnte. Rflnilllrd by nil prnciicnl pnintern Butter M arket Slow and Prices Manager John J. Qainn has returned to , ter went to Boston Sunday, where he shipped Penobsc it salmon now break the pool. Hint Pure IJnneml Oil w the bent pron- as first pilot on the steamer City of Bangor. prvntlon o f wood, while lend ,io..e«ne» F a l l i n g Rockland from the meeting of the Maine State base ball league and it now huatlb g Captain M. L. Abbott took command of the iheitrenle.l covering cnpnclty o f nnv “ W e are seven” is the song of Lewtsu n’s after players and making preparations for the steamer Rockland. known pigment. However, when mayoralty candidates. Spring Receipt* Gradually Inereuslng. opening of the season. Here are some o f the A prettier sight is not often witnessed at i Iip m ' nre lined nlone the lend will in » players Manager Quinn has secured by con the Steamboat wharf says the Belfast Age, Better INemnnd For Cheese— » gir* Are nhort time clinlk nnd wenr oil, bnt tract: than was that of the arrival o f the steamer East W inthrop is too busy stamp collecting when properly combined with nine il F a irly Active—Glut In Maple sugar. J. B. W iley o f Cambridge, Mass., will play City of Bangor which arrived at her wharf in to bother with the grip|ie. form , a conting not yet equalled by first base. W iley is 23 years old and first Belfast, Tuesday morning, about 8 o’clock on any “combination ’ or “durable pig Boston, April 14.—Plow and drooping began playing with the Cambridge Reds. the first trip of the season. The boat has An unclaimed letter for John I) Rocke ment tilivtnrea.” Do not be tlcoeivod Is the condition of the butter m arket this In 1895 he was with the Little Rock team in been thoroughly overhauled, painted and re feller is at the Portland pottoffice. In chemically united paint ntdd to con week. Prices In the West have dropped the Southern league and last year he played paired and has the neat appearance of a new t to 3 cents, nnd New York and Boston with Montgomery, Ala., team in the same ixiat. On her trip up river she looked very tain rubber, aakenton nnd the like, n« It are falling Into line. Receipts here are league where he made a great record. He fine her flags flying and the officers in r.ew Phosphate by the schooner load is going i» inipo-.ilile to hold Ihom iu aoliilion. very little larger than last week, but stood ninth in the league in batting and had a uniforms presented a pretty picture. on to Aroostouk’s potato beds. A-I icriom na n mineral will not remain, buyers are holding off, and what would good fielding average. H e led such men at The arrival . f the Bangor was hailed with in aolution while rtdtlier, an any one’ be a small supply at another time Is the bat ns Eifield now with Philadelphia and known, in « gum nnd t tin only bo delight a.I along the coast and especially up Out of the 300 population in Grand Lake, quite large now. Receivers, being anx Dolan of Louisville. Like Dorsey he • is n worked while lint nnd will not unite river way where stcamh •ais are scarcer thai. 160 are making maple sugar. ious to keep cleaned up, are not disposed great base runner. It will be remembered hen’s teeth, in Winter. Her officers are the with oil. Silicate or baryten, another to refuse any reasonable bid, and the re that he played one came of polo for Rock same as last year: Commander, Capt. Otis claimed pigment, in only m ille d to give sult Is that prices are on a very uncer land this W inter against Lewiston. Ingraham ; First Pilot, Capt. Howard 11. A coaching parade may be added to the weight nnd dentroya the body of the tain basis. H. W. Coburn of Weld, Me., will play in Arey; Pilots, Capt. E. W . Curtis nnd Capt. c iming Summer’s attractions at K m n eh u n k- lead. So we conld imine other claimed This Is likely to continue until bot the outfield. Coburn is 22 )cars old and has W m . A. R o ix ; Quartermasters, John Long port. pigmenm but yearn o f experience Inn tom Is touched, na receipts may be ex played with the Bowdoin College team at and James M iller; Watchmen, Geo. W . taught tin to know that Lend, Oil, Zinn A rnan of 25 years attracted the attention pected to gradually increase from week short stop, and was the best batter of any Sawyer and George W. Collins; Bow Watch, properly combined mnkon the only R a w W in d s to week, but If from any unforeseen college player in Maine. H e played last W m . Jacobs; Baggage Master, C A. Higgins, of visitor! to a primary school in Caribou, Goods r 'e the Best recently. perfect coating. cause supplies should be kept back a season with Camden where he performed First Officer, J. I). Brown; Second Olli er, We. bucked bv tbe innnnfncturera, Prices are the Lowest firmer tone would soon he developed. good work with the stick. Every club in the G to . C. W illiam s; Chief Engineer, I. K. Chapped Hands league was trying for him but he preferred A Caribou sheep having heard that wool it guarantee MONARCH PAINT to bo Variety the Largest Everybody Is running on small stocks Bradbury; First Engineer, W m . L. F tx ; cotnponed of nothing hut Pure Linnccd and are forced to buy every few days, to come to R o:kland. H e has the record of Second Engineer, E. iSavis; Purser. \ II. to be protected, gave birth to four lambs the . . . A N D . . . Oil, I,end. Zinc mid Tnrpcnlinc Dryer and any Increase In the demand or making the longest hit ever made on Port Hanscom; Clerk, F. S. Pierce; Freight other day. nolil shortage In supplies would Immediately land grounds. Clerk, A. M . Bridges; Matron, Mrs. F \V. subject to cliemlonl nualynin. be felt. But this is the month for low C. J. Black ot Utica, N . Y. will be one of Pote; Steward, Fred W. Pote. Aroostook, now has a Free Baptist clergy- Sheerer’s Toilet Cream prices, and we should not he surprised the pitchers. H e is 24 years old and 6 feet woman, the first, it is believed in Maine. to see the lowest rates of the season 1 1-2 inches tall. H e has played on Nnshua She was ordained the other day. , . . AND . . . MUST BE COLLECTED CLIFTON & KARL, touched In two weeks. Last year the N. E. association nnd also pitched for Warren bottom was touched Just before the in ’95. Last year he was in theMichigan state General Household Supplies. Towns that neglect to collect the dog tax Eleven Orono hens laid 228 eggs in the .AXa-'KI'ITX T here 1* a connection here. Y o u w ill discover close of April. league. H e is a great pitcher and a good month of March, piesumably (heir contribu batter. will have to pay for such omission this year 277 Main 9t., - Roekland there I* something about It that In lacking lu other Receipts were quite moderate, and As state treasurer Sampson points out, the law tion to the general University of Maine en toilet requieitce. It* delicate odor, cooling anil e sellers started off on the basis of 20 Second base w ill be filled by Chest nett of thusiasm. u i m i now requires that the state be paid, somehow frenhlng properties and action, medicinal virtues cents for tine New Hampshire creamery last year’s Lewiston* or Hayes who played in the Canadian league last season, Hayes is or other, for every dog that the local assessors combine to make It the Ideal remedy for McInnis is McNamara In small packages, hut buyers did not A Lewiston dry goods man received a letter report. The assessors are to make a list of respond, and shadings of % to 1 cent had said to be a good inan and his record is now the other day from a boy who wanted a job. the dogs in their section, aud with a list oi being looked up. “ M y folks is dead and I ’ve gol to hustle,” Chapped Hands, Face Cor Main and Myrtle Sts , to be made to effect sales In round lots those which have been killed, send it to the Geo. Goodhart of Reading, Pa. will do the wrote the boy. H e got the job. ROCKLAND. to the trade. This brought the price state treasurer by the 15th of July of each and Lips. . . down to 19 cents. Western extra was catching. “ Goodie” is 2$ years old and first began playing ball in the Pennsylvania state year. I f any city or town shall fail to return started at 19 cents for the best separa to the state tieasurv on or before September T h e Bangor News reports that lio n . F. I I . tor goods. The indications are that 1R league. H e was with the Portland League * /. F . Ih trlo n , team in '95 and Lewiston in *96. H e is a I of each year, a sum of money equal to the H ovey of Pittsfield *a * taken very suddenly to 19 cents will be the top quotations One Size, One Price, 25 Cents. fine back stop and quick in getting the ball to license required on all dog9 living on the 1st and seriously ill Satu’dny night, also that he MONUMENTAL WORKS :• during the remainder of the week. second base. H e is a lively little fellow and day of tbe July preceding, such deficiency proposes to begin lib tl proceedings against 1’RKPAKEO BY It was dliricult to get any more for a great coacher, being always on the lines. shall be added to the state tax of such delin ceitain parties in town. General Cemetery Work. boxes than for tubs, but 19 to 20 cents I I . W . Long of Boston, Mast., is 23 years quent town or city for the following year. wan considered a fair rate for the finest W E. SHEERER, Granite and Marble. old and first began playing with amateur when buyers came along who wanted T h e small boy ha* the joke on the travelling THOM AHTON. M K. Near M. C. R. II. Depot teem* in tbe vicinity of Boston. He was with Tenant’s Harbor, Me. them. Low grades were not much In de THE SPRING POEM man who hired him to tack some attractive Order* Bollrltid. Hhl l*fuct1on Guaranteed Lowell in ’95 and A u itir, Tex. in ’96. H e is mand. and prices took a wide range. advertisements along the water front at Bath, a line all around man, good in any position, Pome choice lots of fresh dairy sold at A correspondent, moved by the lew mild at low tide, recently. The works of art are something after the style of Wood of Port 16 to 17 cents, but for tbe ordinary run days that have smiled upon this eastern plainly visible “ at a certain tide only.” land. H. B Eaton, M. D., of dairy the range was from 13 to 15 coast, breaks Into the following rhapsody, Eddie Hanscome of last season’s Rock- which is offered The Couiier-Gazette YORK^AFE cents. We venture to predict that the little seven- lands has been secured for the outfield and readers free of chatge: year-old girl who pulled a needle out of her There has been quite a brisk trade In his many friends here will say, “ well done.” j s dog’s throat recently will wide M. D. after The Best in the World. Honlopailic Physicia Surjeoi cheese the past week, nnd stocks are Hanscome made himself very popular here W hen the Hprlng had waned nnd tho Summer came Am t all w m bright ami greon, her name before she is twenty-five— provided, Office Hours 9 to 11 a. m ., 4 to 8 nnd 7 to 9 p. in. rapidly being diminished. Kales have ' not only because he played good ball but It thrill* ii* through hikI wo feel qullo new of couise, some fellow doesn’t interfere. Always Reliable, been only In small lots, however, to sup because he was always a gentleman. His W 1th 1 ho spirit of tbo ucono; 320 Main St., - Rockland, Me. ply current wants, nnd prices nre with record is too well known for us to make any When the rosea bloom It dlepol* tho gloom « - Night calls w ill bo anawered at the office. out change. Rest fall rule nt 12 to 12% O f tho W inte r long and drear, Sure Protection from fire special mention o f it. And tho b ird* that *lng In tho apple tree A certain Maine lady is said to keep a bas cents, and fair to good at 11 to 11% Luke Dorsey of Haverhill will play centre Mako tin *hout and *ing, "1’ralne (Jed, to llteo,” ket in her house containing pennies for EPH. PERRY, Agt., cents, but very little stock can be bought field. H e is 24 year* old and has played on For wo know that Summer's hero. chance organ grinders, and her seivants are under 12 cents. The receipts of new are some of the best minor League teams in the instructed never to let one such go from the Rockland, Maine. not large enough to affect prices. Any tj0U6tKEEptf\ country, such as Haverhill, Brockton, Salem AUGUSTA. premises without money being given huu. thing like a large movement would clean and last year was with Auburn in the N . Y. Supt. Badger and wife of Warren made a & M. AUSTIN, ' the market In a very short time. The state league. H e is a brilliant fielder, fine short stay in Augusta while on their way to Skowhegan wants lower tire insurance O r H ^ t - T d Liverpool quotation for two or three base runner and a great batter. H e will Malt Extracts Suronon and Mechanical Dentist, Skowhegan. M r. Badger takes the position rates. “ The premiums paid last year would days past has been 56 shillings and 6 delight the patrons of the game by his fine 1*1 MAIN ST.. • • KOCK1 AND, MK of Superintendent of Schools iu that town — pay tbe whole fire Ion of the past three.” for nilmentH of tho Client mid pence. A week ago It was 1 shilling sprinting, being able to run a hundred yards Wm. S. Badger, editor of the Maine Farmer, Either Skowhegan has been lucky, or else she Keep Consumption from hig h er. in 10 seconds. Lungs, Consumption, Dyspepnia mid suffered a severe shock of paralysis last Sat has a grievance— or both, or neither. Eggs have been large receipt and DR f . E. FOLLETT, vour homes by the uso of in Manager Quinn has signed Sam Hoverter urday, and passed away on the next Friday. nil wasting mid debilitating dlneimea. although the market has not been very of Philadelphia to play second base. Hover Dental Surgeon. H e was an old and honored resident of Au active, liberal quantities have been taken ter is considered a fast man, not only in field gusta and will be much missed— The Y. P. S. In the trial of Cole vs. Crafts just ended in 25c a bottle. 82 60 a doz. A at. dPK \R BLOCK -Cor. Main nnd Park Pm • G ard n er’s for cold storage. Fresh Western for ing his position but in wielding the stick. C. E. sociable at tbe Congregational chapel, the Penobscot supreme judicial court, one c u rre n t c o n s u m p tio n sold a t 10% to 10% He played in the Southern league last season Friday evening, was a very enjoyable uflair. witness was 82 years old; four were over OR J. H. DAMON, R em ed y cents. Selected lots for cold storage und had a batting average of 326 and fielding Games were played, after which refresh 70 years of age and a sixth was nearly 60. brought 10% to 11 cents, and the best average of over 900. It is said that Sam is all ments were served— Miss Maud W hite, one Rather a reinarkuhlc collection of gray- T. II. Donahue SnrKPou and Mechanical marks could not be bought under 11 right. beards ! Cures Coughs, La. Grippe, of the assistants in the Cony H igh School, D o n tlo t cents. “Tippy” Sheehan has written for a position has resigned her position— Miss Atkinson, PHARMACEU !''ST, SPBAB BLOCK, SOfbUxlx Brut)*' Owners of fir forests are cheered by the Hoarseness, Dyspepsia, Con The maple sugar market continues ut short and he may be given a trial. M a n the evangelist, has opened Mission looms on AT Kt her and G m always on hand report that some of the paper mills of M aine, Cor. Main and Limerock Sta. stipated Liver and all atlec- dull, and there Is little prospect of a ager Quinn is corresponding with two good W ater street where services will l»c held in change for the better this season. Best pitchers whose names are withheld for the this season, are buying large quantities of fir Telephone <18-4 tions of tho stomach. the near future. instead of spruce, if somebody can really w V HANSCOM, M. D. small cakes sell slowly at 8 to 9 cents present. The Bates College Glee Club gave an en invent a process by which this wood can be Physician and Surgeon. This remedy has been in use for al per pound, and large cakes and tins at The team w ill report about May 8 and tertainment at the FreeBaptist church the eve 6 to 8 cents. Sirup Is hard to sell nt over practice until the 20th when the season opens. made into line pa, cr his fortune is made. O«e»:-301 MAIN ST., Over Peterson A most a century but has never before ning of A pril 8. It was very largely attended T* ploy’s Store 50 cents per gallon, and some of It goes A game would have been played East Day ------A. L. Rogers of No. Guilford passed been placed on the market. It has lower, In a wholesale way. hut the grounds could not be gotten in con A Houlton barber boasts of a chair which, O rn c B H o u b b —9 to 10 a. m , 1.80 to 4.80 p. m., through Augusta on Thursday, on his return never been known to fail to cure. In beans there Is no Improvement In dition. from a trip to Portland------M itsAlice Macom- during the twenty yeais he has owned it, has 7 to 9 p m . Season tickets have been issued and every the demand, and sales of marrow pea her has returned to Wellesley College, after held Vice-President Hannibal Hamlin, A re You lover o f the sport should buy one. The price nnd mediums run along at 85 to 90 cents spending a short vacation with her parents Frederick Douglass, James G. Blame, Theo DR E. H WHEELER, is >10 which is reasonable enough consider What It Has Done. per bushel. Potatoes are a little firmer, here------Misses Ethel Russell mid Mae dore illton, |ames A. Gaifield, William MAUTINHVILLK,'JttO. 81, 1897. ing that there will he 43 home games. Physioian and Surgeon. there being a better trade, with sales of I’hilbrook have returned to Colby after a M cK inley and Chief Justice Peters, hesidis U sin g M il Ga r dner . best Maine hebrons at 42 to 43 cents per Manager Quinn is meeting with much success OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 81 BCHOOL ST. Dear S ir:—I wish to make known to tbo nubile short vacation------The C uiuindrum Supper nearly every judge now on the supreme bench. and it can safely be stated that Rockland will thut I huve thoroughly tested In m v fam ily tne *o- bushel.' Liberal quantities nre taken at the Congregitonal chapel, Friday evening, Telephone 81-11 14 be in the race for the pennant. The class of calltd “ Gardner’* Remedy” aud find It to bo the for seed. Old onions are about all out of was a bright affair. Good guessers were best fam ily medicine for cough*, cold*, hoaraene** men on a whole that M r. Quinn is gathering A M ilbndge man who was recently cited Tho bent brand o f canned1 market. Bermuda onions nre arriving highest in r a n k ----- A representative of a j . c .~ h il l und Influmrautlon of the kidney*, and would not be around him is a credit to the game and if before the municipal court at Calais, 75 miles without it. TOBIA N. CLARK and sellin g a f $2.40 to $2.50 p e r c rate. Massachusetts shoe concern is coming to gooda that nre put up. they play as well as we know they can across a country utterly devoid of railroads, to Physioian and Surgeon. Apples are slow on ordinary stork, and Augusta to look over the ground for a shoe Rockland w ill win a game or two. We give show cause for not paying a A5 debt, the Uooda I lint you can rely PREPARED BY prices continue low. Choice lots com factory. The result will be awaited with N ight caU* from residence, 9 Claremont Street. notice that we w ill be in the race from the second time, is wondering why several trial on uh being warranted. m an d $1.25 to $1.50 p e r b a rre l. much interea by the people------Mr. and Telephone Connection. HVNDICATK BUILDING NAJI11KL G A H U YEH , start. justices have recently been appointed in his LIVE STOCK MARKET. Mrs. F. P. Huntley of Skowhegan have l»een Uooda thut will atunil the Murtluavllle, Me. Brace up everybody, invest an X in a locality, and thinks here is an evil that might Northern and Eastern beef cattle— engaged by G. A. Robertson to care (or the season ticket and show that you are a true he cured by legislation. teat of uae—their boat E. C PAYSON. For sale by G. L Robinson Drug Co., Thomas* Light supply, active demand. No oor o f the Augusta almshouse. They come blue base ball sport. recommend a t i o n . No ton, andT. IL Donohue, Rockland. change In prices, quality considered, ighly recommended------Mr. and Mrs. L . S. Attorney and Counsellor at La*. I Portland confesses to numbering among its from those given last week. About all Cony have gone to Boston for a short (rip liounekoeper ahould be 820 M A IN B T K K K T , B O C K L A N D An exchange says that since the departure future greatness a youth who recently wrote good beeves have been marketed, and ------Miss Melvina Parker of Warren has been without them. Wo refer only a few are held by feeders for a vacation j b in a dry goods store in that STONY CREEK, CONN-, 6RANITE CHIPS of M aik H anna from Cleveland, Sockalexis, engaged to fill the vacancy made by the res EDWARD K. COULD, Milch cows and springers—The offer tbe H oly Cross outfielder, now with the city, and who stated in his letter that he had to die Canned Good* that ■ ignation of Miss Maud W hite from Cony ing were not as large as last week. no doubt that he had friends enough to Counsellor at Law Spiders, is M a rk ’s successor as the star point H igh School. hour . . . Business in the granite cutting line will Drovers Hent stock to the barns, and It of interest in the Eoreat City. materially build up the business and then in AND was 1 aspect• d by the speculators and Register of Probate,! soon be booming at the Norcross Bros, works, a rare burst of sympathy he added. “ And this firm having secured the contract for the Jobbers. An active market Is looked How’ti Thia? for If the weather Is favorable. The directors of Belfast Base Ball Asso say, times is duller than h— I,a in ’t they?” T h e OOUKT HOUSE, ROCKLAND new Union Depot to be built in Boston. It Veal calves—Receipts good. An ac ciation have engaged J. Lewis Bacon of D an We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for is reported as a $2,000,(>OO job and w ill be tive demand. Buying Interests lowered vers, Mass., as manager. The Howes lot in any case of C atanh that can not he cured by A comfort giver in more tbau one way, is rushed through as rapidly as possible. The prices % cent per pound under those of the rear of Congress stieet which for a few H all's Catarrh Cure. Mrs. Iiauiiab Robinson of Augusta. Within G old C oin H. O. Curdy, firm now employs about 125 cutters which la s t w eek. years past has been used for base ball pur F. J. C H E N E Y & CO ., Props., Toledo, O. tbu Iasi fifteen years she bat made and given FINE INSURANCE force will be largely increased as soon as Sheep and lambs—Consigned to home poses, w ill be fitted up in good shape. The We the undersigned, have known F. J. slaughterers, and none offered on sale. to tbe Girls’ Industrial School at Hallowell . PUT UP|BY • . plans are ready for tbe new contract. grounds w ill be graded and otherwise properly Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him Office with Rock laud Loan and Bulldlug A m u o . Horne and country fed were In over one hundred quilts and cunifoiters. She Swine— perfectly honorable in all business transactions latlou. Tbe Stony Creek Red Granite Co. ate idle fair supply, and were sold to slaughter prepared, fence and grand stand built, etc. is just completing another comforter, and 388 Main St. - Bockland Me. as far as any cutting is concerned, but tbe ers at same prices as last week. M r. Bacon is experienced in base ball man and financially able to carry out any obliga although her tO2ad birthday will come Ibe Thorndike & Hix firm is getting their railroad in trim and it iu BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET. agement, having managed teams as follows: tions made by their firm. 301b of April, she has not yet submitted to to be hoped will soon be busy again. Oats—Oats are firmer und about %c In 1888 and ’89, Danvers, Mass ; 1890, WBST& T r u a x ,Wholesale Druggists,Toledo,(J tbe indignity of eye glasses. ROCKLAND. COCHRAN, BAKER «t CROSS W ALDJNG, K in n a n & M a k v in , Wholesale The Bradford Granite Co. works are still higher, both on oats to arrive and on Buffalo, N . Y ., and Grand Rapids, M ich.; Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. B H . Oochrxu. J . B. Suker. O O. Oross idle, and a report is prevalent that tbe track: Clipped, 40 to 42 lb, to arrive, 28(g) 1891, Manchester, N . I L ; 1892, Salem, Mass.; 28%c; 38 to 40 lb, 27%028c; 36 to 38 lb. H all’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act Speculation in Wbilneyville,since the recent Fire, Life to uxildeut Insurance. property is in the market for sale. 1893, Providence, R. I.; 1894, Bangor, Me ; 2C%027c; 35 to 37 lb, 26c; 34 to 36 lb, 25c; 1895, Pawtucket, R . 1. In 1896 he was in ing directly upon tbe blood and mucous sur eapeneuce of oue townsman, bus been some The Oldest ln.uruuue Agency In Maine. The stone cutters at John Beattie's works 32 to 34 lb. 24%©2Bc; truck. 38 to 40 lb. other business. H e will put a hist class team faces o f tbe system. Price 75c. per bottle. wbat under tbe weather, lie took a Dock of IM MAIN STREET. ROUKLANP 2*028%c: No. 1 clipped. 26%027c; No. 2 at Leets Island are on a strike and have been in the field, and says he intends to make a hens to W inter for what eggs they might clipped. 26c; No. 3 clipped, 26%c; re in that state about a month. Th e dispute Is winning season for Belfast if possible. JEFFERSON. produce. H e fed the Hock about six bushels A . concerning the price to be paid for heavy jected, 25c; no grude, 24% 025c. of corn without getting an egg. On the J. ERSKINE, Corn—Corn Is firmer, but still some bridge work. It is to be hoped the dispute W e s t jE r i aksoN.— E. I). Bowman aud advent of gentle Spring when Ibe fiisl cut-cut- Fire Insurance Agency, what irregular. Track corn is not plenty, b ta n ■ at tbe H e a d . O rrin Cooper are at work tor I I . II i'eylcr will soon be settled. and the market is firm: No. 2 yellow to ca-du-hu was heard, tbe owner came and UT MAIN STREET, - ■ ROCKLAND, ME A. N . Weeks shipped last week 231 bar- I wrote you in a former letter concerning arrive is quoted at 33033%c; No. 3 yel Aug. J. Bogel, the leading druggist of conveyed them to bis home. Offioe, reur room over Rock laud N a t’l Bunk. tela of apple* from the Cooper’s Mill, depot, tbe action of Stony Creek citizens in reference low', 32%c; country yellow, guaranteed Shreveport, L a ., says: “ Dr. K io g ’s New Leadlug Uugllan and American Eire luaurunoe to Boaton parties— Two more have joined tbe to tbe license question. Stony Creek is a cool and sweet. 32%033c; track steamer Discovery it the only thing that cures my it was at the public library tbat a woman ROT WATER HEATCRJ' Oo.’a roDieaeutod. yellow, 32%c: steamer mixed, 32c. base ball club, and now we have a full team. Traveler*’ Accident Inaurauce Company, of H art voting precinct in tbe town of Biadford and cough, and it is the best seller I have.” J. who, from her diets and appearance, tbe Muttons and Lambs— Muttons and Tbe first game w ill played East Day------Mrs. ford, Conn. the voters are pretty well agreed that no F. Campbell, merchant of Safford, Ariz., clerks thought might be literary, wrote ou STEAM BOILERS lambs are firmer ajid about %< higher. K. G . Linacott and aon visited at W . 11. T ib license should be granted. A delegation of writes: “ D r. K in g ’s New Discovery is all oue of tbe cards s request for “ Tbe Autocrat Veals are steady: Lambs, springers, $50 betts, Tuesday------Sarah Acborn of Cooper’s PROBATE COURT. citizens including Supt. H inckley of tbe N or that is claimed for it; it never fails, and is a of tbe Breakfast fable.’’ “Holmes' Autocrat AND RADIATORS' 10; fall lambs. 901O%c for good to choice; M ills was here Monday calling on friends------cross Bros, and Supt. G rant of the Stony Brighton and fancy, 9011c; fair to good, sure cure for Consumption, Coughs aod do you want?” politely asked Ibe clerk. “ Ob, Special attention given io Probate aud InaolVM oy H. W. Carpenter, tin knocker has recently proceeding*; 2 year* eiperleuce In Probate Office. Creek Red Granite Co. appeared before the 708%c; muttons, 7%09c; yearlings, 7 Colds. I cannot say enough for its merits.” I don’t care whose it if,” was tbe retpoutr, closed out bis entire atock ot suapenderi, tffltlENCY • OuRABIUTY-mECONOMYT committee on temperance at tbe state capitol *9c; veals, 508c; fancy, 9010c. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, “1 only wanted to find out if it it proper to C01XKGTIONB MADE. neckties, and is prepared to do all kioda of •THEYSTAND UNEQUALLED- asking for a law that would give a precinct Pork—The pork market is firm and Coughs and Colds is not an experiment. It use toothpicks at tbe breakfast table." And unchanged: B a rre l p o rk , $11.50; lig h t tinw ork, having purchased a new act of tools. w hat u a a a a sa y . the right to close up saloons even if tbe town has been tried for a quarter of a century, and tbit was in Borliand. PHILIP HOWARD, Attorney at Law. backs, $10.75: le a n ends, $13; fresh ribs, ------It is reported tbat D . E. S Day is about 1'Iju llurlo Hot I or thut was pu t luto as a whole voted for license. The Brewers today stands at tbe bead. It never disap IU> huusulu Ocluhyr . i« < ucx/ bcI * uc 388 MAIN ST., BOCMUSP. 6%c; corned and fresh shoulders, 7%c; to open a fiab market in Ibe square------E. W . v«f*« Jajuu# li Uu/utta. fiiu g u r. Me. & Liquor Dealers association fought tbe points. Free trial bottles at W H . Kittredge’s Frank Butler o f W aterville claims tbat be smoked shoulders, 8c; bains, 9%01O%c; Bowden baa a new mtlcb cow for sale------TI»«Oiuue, Hot WuUr HtMlwr which proposed law, and tbe said committee voted, lard, 5%c; In palls, 5%06%c; city dressed Drug Store. can bft a greater weight with one baud than wa*rm:outly placed in uur Bank Build J^Al-UM ’d a HK8BKVKY. M iu Mabel Weeks is breaking a colt for her tux. l<8iviuM per fax: I bhU.U cII uu ’’Ought not to pass.” The commissioners hogs. 606V«<-: c o u n try , 4%c. any other man in Maine, in a Waterville “Tne Keeley Institute of tbe East,” lot tbe father. Rutland Bavlug* Bauk, Uudaud, Vt. recently granted two licenses for saloons, Poultry—Poultry Is steady: Western store Friday be lifted with uae band a pile of L a w y e r s , cure of tbe Liquor and Morphine habits, is 4*4 ftuur IvcuJ Jtd k r fu r 1 lluatru ta d after tbe citizens bad voted three to one turkeys, 12013%c; fancy. 18%014c: west Electric Bitter*. iron weigbls which aggregated caactly 1,000 Cutalu
graph will be exhibited at Watts H all, Friday CAMOEN. evening, under the au-picies o f the Arcana OVERCOAT W . C French, of Boston was in town this Lodge, K . of P. This 1* the first chance Th«,m week------Miss M yrtle Babbidge |has gone aston people have had presented to them for Strip Seams ('overt Cloths made to fit, to Portland to have her eyes treated------bearing a first class phonngrapt. Miss Louise Hosmer is visiting at Vinalhaven, Col. A llen, A M . Creamer, Nelson Fa,e«. 8 1 0 .0 0 the guest of Miss Blanche H opkins------Leroy Lermond, Rufus Burrows, Warden James Bryant is home from the West Indies Smith, and Lermond Fales attended the en where he has been on a yachting cruise------campment of the G. A. R., at Lewiston, last PANTALOONS. Parker Young has returned to North Haven week------The ladies of the Congregational where he has obtained w o rk------W . L . society will have an apron sale and 23d sup 400 Pairs Odd Pantaloons, Mowry
SUNDAY CLOSINB T R. C. A One of Mrs. Pinkham’s Talks MARINE MATTERS. W hat Our H om e Veaaela Are D oing.-<)««»- Tfc« J Will be Given Another Social Storekeepers along M ain street, who This Advertisement have been in the habit of keeping open Sun- ntf» of Qnnrter-Aeeh and Fo’eate. Tblfl K rening a t 0.1 S. Concerning a Mother’s Duty to Her Young Daught-r. Together with a , days have received an official notification Arrived Friday— Scha. Empreta, Chat. R. from City Marshal Crockett and his assistants Chat with Miss Marie Johnson. Washington, Peerleaa and Tw ilight, Boaton. The rain fell in copious showers on the that hereafter the Sabbath must be respected evening o f the Literary society. Some-me ^12^ One Dollar Sch. Commerce brought coal Saturday from and business that is not absolutely necessary The balance wheel of a woman's life is menstruation On the proper per- New York for Fred R. Spear. ventured the remark that it would be beat to must be suspended. This has caused consid postpone the meeting. When tbe time came, formance of this function depends her health. Sch. Sardinian arrived Saturday from New Jf presented to us this '-’eek w ill purchase a erable of a stir around town, and it is safe to Irregularity leys the foundation of many diseases, and is In itself symptom however, all the old standbys were there to say that as a subject of interest, it has eclipsed York with coal to A. J. Bird A Co. the number o f 22. The poetical fervor that for the time being the war in Greece or the of disense. It, is of the greatest importance th a t regu Sch. Jamea R. Tallm t arrived Sunday from was so largely manifested at the previous N ew Hampshire murder and bank robbery larity he accomplished ns soon ns possible after th e flow Bath, where ahe discharged coal from New meeting had somewhat abated. Perhaps the City Marshal Crockett acted under orders is an established fact. York. rain was responsible. M r H u n t opened up -.SPRING STYLES from the board of aldermen, although as far Disturbance of the menstrual function poisons Sch. Flora Condon, with coal from Phila the debate by giving a brief description of the as final action goes we cannot learn that the the blood. In young girls suppression develop' delphia for A. J. Bird A Co., arrived Sunday. Hawaiian islands and by stating in a concise mayor and aldermen took any. The matter manner why he thought those islands should latent Inherited tendencies to scrofula o r eon Sch. Atlanta aitived Sunday from Dover. o f sidewalk bicycle riding was neing dis sumption, and no time must be lost In restoring speedily be annexed to the United States. Mr. cussed at the meeting one week ago last night Sch. E. S. W ilton arrived Sunday from Monroe then arose and said: “We are going FEDORS SOFT HAT. regularity. Jinny a young girl goes to her grave Vinalhaven with wood to Cobh Lime Co. and after voting to post notices and have the too far away from home when we attempt the ordinances relating thereto strictly enforced, because this difficulty in is been thought lightly of, Sch. M . I I . Reed arrived from Dover Sun annexation of these islands. It would be and mother lias said, “Time wilt bring about a These Huts are made to retail for $2.00 each one of the aldermen suggested that it would day and will load from Perry Broa. for New stepping over the lines marked out by the be a good plan to keep the stores from run cure! she is young. I don't worry about her." York today. Monroe doctrine. I think President Cleveland ning on the Sabbath. The matter was dis Jtother, when you see your daughter lang uid Scha. George A. Pierce, Charlie A W illie, did just right when he refused to annex them.” and can be had in the following colors cussed pro and con with the result above Wide Awake, and Mabel Hall from Boston; Mr. Howard then arose and made the oppos and indifferent to things that usually Interest a told. Bertha E. Glover, Salem, arrived Monday. ing side uncomfortable by his ironical re A variety of opinions seems to have been y ° uaft girl, when yon note that flush on her eheek, Coaatera Kentucky, Ella Eudora, Ann C. marks. M r. H a ll said: “ The islands belong engendered by the notice that business places ' that glassy appearance in her eyes; when your Stuart and Baltimore arrived Monday with to us by right o f distance as they are iooo Black, Brown, Otter, Walnut. must be closed. The only people who are daughter tolls you that even the w e ig h t o f her wood. miles nearer the U nited States than Asia or really happy under the new regime are the dress waist oppresses her, and that she has terri Australia and they are looking to us for an If they can be duplicated in this city at our clerks who can now have a better opportu ble pains in her stomach shortly after eating, don't Sch. Silver Spray ia at the North Railway nexation.” M r. Prescott stated that the nity for going to church and Sunday school. ignore these signs I If you do, you will be follow for repair*. islands were very small and would amount to price we w ill refund the money. The Courier Gazette has been looking up Sch. W . 11. Jewell discharged wood Monday almost nothing from a territorial point of ing your daughter to the grave, for she will die I the matter since the discussion arose and This is gospel truth she is developing consumption of the bowels I from Buchiport and loaded lumber from W . view. The United States has already territory finds that while there is nothing whatever in H . Glover Co. for Tw o Buah Lighthouse. to burn and he could not see why the country Lydia E. l ’inkham's Vegetable Compound is tbe greatest regulator known the city charter or ordinances relating to Sun Sch. Lydia M . W tbater arrived Sunday should burden itself with more. There is no day closing, there is a section in he revised to medicine. Make haste to use it on the first appearance of the tell-tale danger of those islands being gobbled up by from Portland, and laat uight was loaded and statutes of M aine which treats of the Lord’s symptoms j it will restore nil the female organs to their normal condition. ready for Portsmouth from Cobb Lime Co. Japan or any other country for the United J. F. GREGORY & SON, D .y , Miss Mario Johnson’s letter to Mrs. l ’lnkham, which follows, should inter Sch. Peerler* waa in the atrenm last night States has already said (that it will not look Section 20, chapter 124, of the Revised est all mothers and young indies. She says: loaded from Farrand, Spear A Co. for Bolton. with favor upon any nation that molests those One Price Clo hiers, - Under Farwell Opera House Statutes of Maine has the following in regaid “Jly health became so poor that I lind to leave islands. As long as other nations keep their to the law: Sailed Friday—St ha. O. M. Marrett, and hands off let us do likewise. Mr. Campbell school. I was tired all the time, and had dreadful pains Morria A Cliff, from Perry Broa ; Jennie G. “Whoever on the Lord's Day, keepi open in my side and back. I would have tho headache had by this time gotten a little uneasy. The VINALHAVEN. THE 12mo WINDS UP- his shop, workhouse, warehouse or place of Pillsbury, from Cobb Lim e Co.; Carrie L. nervous twitching of his under lip and the business, travels, or does any work, labor or so badly that everything would appear black be Ilix, from A. F. Crocked Co.; Ihos. Hix, Services at the Union Church, Easter morn kuit brow boded no good for those that were business on that day, except work of neces fore my eyes, and I could not go on with ray from Joseph A b b o tt; A. Ileaton, from A. C. ing,were beautifully impressive and the attend The members o f the I2m o Club, accom pitted against him. H e said, he had to con sity or charity; uses any sport, game or recre Gay A Co., for New Y ork; Red Jacket and ance such that th t aisles were occupied for panied by »heir wives, held their closing studies. I was also troubled With irregularity of fess he was quite ignorant on this subject, hut ation; or is present at any dancing, public R. L. Kenny, from Cobb Lim e Co. for Bos necessary seating capacity. The floral display meeting o f the season last evening at the Bay menses. I was very weak, and lost so much flesh it was enough to make anyone a good deal diversion, show or entertainment, encourag ton. was especially beautiful, pleasing results of View , Camden, going up by special car. that my friends became alarmed. Jly mother, who more so to have to listen to such arguments ing the same, shall be puuished by a fine not natural tasty skill of tbe committee who had Supper was served by Landlord Capen at is a firm believer in your remedies from experi Sch*. Jordan L . M ott, from Perry Broa.; as the negative side advanced. I f we had in exceeding ten dollars.' the work in charge. The chancel rail was 7.30 in the private dining room. The tables ence, thought perhaps they might benefit me, Chase, from Farrand, Spear A Co., for New the Hawaiian islands a plant which could be Section 21 of the same chapter says, “ If an banked with potted begonias, geraniums and were handsomely spread and tbe courses were York, tailed Saturday. made to produce pll the sugar for our needs, inholder or victualer, on the Lord’s Day suf and wroto you for advice. I followed tho advice palms and completed at each end with stately skillfully served by daintily attired young Sch. W oodbury M . Snow sailed Sunday for why not take it? The island is nearer to fers any persons, except travelers, strangers you gave, and used Lydia E. Pinkhiun’s Vegetable blossom laden oleanders. A t the right of ladies. An hour and a half was passed at Boston from Alnion Bird. Washington today than was Maine 50 years or lodgers to abide in his house, yard or field, Compound and Liver t ills ns you directed, anil am the altar was a large jardinere of grevillea; table discussing this menu: ago. There is such a thing as wailing too drinking or spending their time idly, at play Sch. George Bird was in the stream lust on the opposite side a cross of evergreen, Blurpolnts. now as well us 1 ever wus. I have gained flesh night loaded for New York from A. F. long. M r. M iller said that the policy of the or doing secular business, except works o f white carnations and petunias: about the M ock T u rtle , Cheese Btraws. and have a good color. I am completely cured of irrcgulnrlty. Words cannot Cr< ckett Co. U nited States has been contrary tc the M on Cucumbers. Olives. charity or necessity, shall be punished by a altar were vases of choice cut flowers and a express my gratitude, and I cannot thunk you enough for your kind advice and roe doctrine. Most all important gain in ter Broiled Hhnd. fine not exceeding four dollars for each per Sch. M ary Langdon, M aker, sailed Sunday large cluster of carnations and callas. Rev. French Fried Potatoes. medicine.”—JIiss JI a iu k If. J o h n s o n , Centralia, I*o. ritory was made under Democratic presidents. son thus suffered to abide; and if after cor from Cold) Lime Co. for Richmond. M r. Wells delivered a highly interesting ser T u rke y—Cranberry Bailee, It would be a good thing to have free sugar in rection he is again guilty, by fine not exceed mon appropriate to Easter and touching Mashed Potato, Tomatoes, French Peas. Sch. Idaho sailed Sunday for Lynn from this country if for no other reason for the pur Larded 1 emlerloln with Mushrooms. ing ten dollars for e.ch « flence; and upon a Farrand, Spear A Co. briefly upon the special historical events Jelly Roll, Foam Sauce. pose of sweetening the sentiment of the D em third conviction, he shall also be incapable of THE BASEBALL SCHEDULE A t LewlHton— M ay 28, 31, it. in...Tune 14, which preceeded the Resurrection. Follow Lobster Salud. Chicken Salad. Sch. Clara loads today for New York from ocratic party towards Grover Cleveland. He holding any license, and every person so HI, .July 5 p. m ., 23, August. 11, 12. 28, 31, ing the sermon six candidates received bap Strawberries and Cream. Cobb Lime Co. hoped the time would come when the Ameri French Rolls. abiding shall be lined not exceeding four dol Kept. 1. tism, M r. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Coombs, Miss can flag would float over the island forever. Vanilla Ice Croom. lars for each offence.” Messrs. Woodbury, Garrity and Toole, the A h w ill bo seen Rockland w ill open the Sch. Ringleader ia tmund here from Thom- Annie Coombs, Miss Emma Littlefield, Mrs Angel Cake. Sponge Cake. season 'n Lewiston. T h e ilrst gama w ill he The meeting next week will be held on Later.— The board of aldermen held a ■clirriuln enmmitteo of tiro Maine State aiton to go on the North Railway for repairs. K ing and Miss Bertha Brown. The fol F ru it. Base Ball League, furnished the following played here M onday, M ay 20. w ith the I xjw Wednesday night so as to give tbe members a Coffee. meeting last night and voted to enforce the Sch. J. R. Bodweli is loading from Cobb chance to bear Edison’s wonderful phono lowing persons were then publicly taken sober)ol»r for rlio season: iston. Rockland has two games ut home Fallowing the supper was an evening with Sunday closing law on all places except A . J. July f» with Augusta. Lime Co. for New York. graph which w ill talk in the Baptist church into the church: Mrs. Dora Vinal, Mrs. “ Dumas,” opened by an excellently prepared Huston’s news stand which may be kept open BANOOR. Sch. Addie E. Snow is chartered to load next Th ursday evening. Luella Littlefield, Miss Minnie Smith, Edwin A t Belfast— M ay 2tl, June S, 14, .'10, J u ly paper by Mervyn Ap. Rice. The company two hours to allow people to get Sunday atone at Vinalhaven for New York. W ebber, Mrs. George Banks, M r. and Mrs. 1, A u g .fi, 7, IB. 211, Sept. -I. Philip Jason leaves this week for Augusia. took tbe 11 o’clock car for home, not forget papers. W illiam Bishop. The Church w ill hold its A t R ockland— Juno 4, lfi, J u ly 12, 13,23, lie expects to play with that city’s team in Ro ckport.— Arrived 16th— Schs. James A. ting in leaving to pay many warm compli annual fellowship meeting this week. 24, A ug. 21. 28, 28. the state league,and will make August i a good Brown, Simmonu, to load from G . E. Carleton ments to M r. Capen for the surpassing excel A t Augusta— M ay 20, Juno 7, 18, 2fi, Ju ly roan. M r. and Mrs. A . H . l>ane are receiving PERSONAL MENTION for New Y ork; Mary Hawes, Small, Stock- lence of his supper and the general hospitality 21, 22, Aug. 0, 10. 23. ton. Arrived 17, Diadem, Blake, and Silts congratulations on the birth o f a son born of his house. The club regretted the absence A t Lewiston— M ay 22, Juno 8, 21, 20,J u ly McLoon, Morrill, Vinalhaven; II. S. Boyn Saturday, A pr. 17------Miss Josephine H ull Miss Viva H a ll entertained the E. N . W hist 7, 8, 30, 31, A ug 10 Manager Quinn has commenced the sale of of two o f its members, M r. Irving and Mr. season tickets. On Saturday he asked nine ton, Cooper Rockland. Arrived 18th, A. F. of Rockland spent Sunday in town with Moulton, who were prevented by reason of Club last evening. A t Portland— M ay 21, Juno 0, 17, .July ft, 10, Aug- 2, 3, 24. persons and he sold nine tickets. And yet we Kimball, Lane, Boston. Sailed 16th Robert friends------Th e Reading Club met Tuesday sickness from being present. The Monday club met yesterday with Mrs. SHUT AST. have heard that base hall was dead in this city. Byron, H art, from S. K. A H . L. Shepherd evening at the home of Miss Jessie Collie. The gentlemen of the I2mo Club have en Aaron Howes, Knox street. This was the A program and refreshments ol confectionery A t Bangor—M ay 27, 31 a ni. and, p. in. We venture to say that M r. Quinn will dispose Co , for Fall R iver; Anna Shepherd, Green* joyed a series of a dozen meetings during the last of a scries of delightful meetings held the June 1ft,.Inly 6 a. in. and p. in., August 4, 8, and fruit were en’ertaining features of the of all the season tickets he desires to and law, from J. I I . Eclls, for Boston; Chester R. winter season and the organization has been past season. Sept. 2. 3, 6 ( w j guruus) evening’s enjoyment------Walter Roberts is moreover he is receiving encouragement from Lawrence, Grinnell, from S. E. A H . L. a very successful literary association. Mrs. S. W . McLoon is visiting in Boston A t Rockland—J u n e 2, 17. J u ly ft, 10, 28, the old association. M r. Quinn has lines out Shepherd Co., for Boston. Sailed 18th, Mary visiting in Gloucester. 27, August 11, 12,27. Not too literary, just literary enough. and vicinity., for several more good players. Already we Hawes, N utt, and W . C. Norcross, Small, Marguerite Chapter O. E S. were in secret A t Augusta— Mav 22. June 8, ft,20, 28,July M r. and Mrs. D . C. Smith who have been can hear the biff o f the hall and the cheers of Boston. conclave Monday evening. A t the close of .'10, 31. A ug. 31, September 1. spending tbe W inter in Brooklyn, N . Y ., are At Lewiston - Mav 21, June lfi, July 12, the rooters. the work an informal reception was tendered POMONA GRANGE- home avam. 13, 21, 22. August ft, If), 21. a newly married couple M r. and Mrs. Alex On account of rain the A pril session of A t Portland— May 20, June 7, 18, 28, J u ly , Frank C. H ull of Ipsadch, Mass., would IN Simpson, who are popular members of the W alter S. H all and G. K . Bond of East Perfection Knox & Lincoln Pomona Grange was post 1ft, 20, A ugust 1», 20. like a position as umpire in the Maine State society. A tempting lunch of ices, cake and Boston have been the guests fur a few days of poned to Saturday, April 24, with Hope ROCKLAND League. Frank is well know n d >wn this way fruit was served and a musical and literary M r. and Mrs. A. H . Jones, Summer street, A t Bangor—.June 10,28,211, July 14,lft,Aog. Grange, Hope Corner. as a capable and impartial m in and has many program rendered. returning today. Mr. Hall is now attending 1.3,14,31,8ept. 1. a school of pharmacy. A t Delgugl—June 1, 3, 18, J u ly 7, 8, 10,17, friends here who would like to see him get S tr e n g th , Members o f the Vinalhaven Band reassem A ug. 10, 17. the billet. W e also learn that Geoige Slew- Gold W atches bled Wednesday evening for practise after a Miss H attie Farrow of Islerhoro is visiting A t Augusta— May 21,31 (tw o games) Jane art of this city is a candidate for the position long vacation------Mrs. Mary Hopkins re Mrs. Henry Duncan, Warren street. 1, 4. 1ft, Ju ly 28, 2ft, August 24, 8epturnber.fi, of umpire. M r. Stewart har sporting matters B e a u ty turned Saturday from an extended visit with Mrs. Clarence A. Packard and son are two games. at his fingers ends and w^uld make some city her daughter, Mrs. Emma Tyler of Belfast visiting relatives in Boston. A t Lewiston— M ay 20, 28, June 7, ft, 20, a good -flicial. J u ly 1ft, 20, A ug. fi, 7, Bept. 4. ------Miss Blanche Hosmer of Camden is E. B. Hastings Among the arrivals on Saturday night's visiting her grandparents, M r. and Mrs. A t Porrland— May 22, 29, Ju n e 8, 28, Ju ly A nd P rice train were Capt. W. P. Hurley and Hon. Wm 21, 22, Aug. ft, 10, 23. Sept. 2, 3. NORTH HAVEN' S ilverw are George Hopkins------Miss Albra Josephine T . Cobh who have been io New York. AVOUSTA Vinal has returned from Bolton where she A t Bangor— M ay. 24, June 10, 11, 21, J u ly Frank Smith has gone to New Y ork— A r bas been a student at the New England Con thur Brown of Waterboro is in town—Augus — 15 T H E — THE WEI6HT OF PARSNIPS 19, 20. Aug. 11, 12, 20 servatory o f Music------Nelson McDougall of W e open this week a ease of A t Belfast— Muv 20, June 12, 22, J u ly 2, 3, tus Carver is painting Junes Verrill's house— Rockland was in town a few days last week Bangor Commercial: That progressive, 23. 24. Aug. 13. 14, 28. Charbs Turner has returned to Boston after a on business------Fred Parker and George aspiring and imptensive Knox county states A t Rockland — May 20, 27, June 23, 24, abort visit here— Mrs. Harrison Beverage is FOK -ALMOST NOTHING. Blethen of Rockland attended the firemen’s man, the Hon. Mr. Walls of Vinalhaven, will July 0, two gamer, Aug 2, 3, 111. quite sick— Lewis Crockett and wile have re At Lewisioii—May 21), June lT.Juli' ft, lfi, ball bere Friday night------The Yellow Kid be glad to note this praise of one of his turned from Camden, where they spent tbe 20,27, Aug. 20,27 Sept. 2, 3. company which played at the Memorial Hall noblest works in the Bucklield correspondence At Portland—May 28, June 8, lfi, July 12, W inter— Benj. Carver hus chartered a sloop ChilionBicycle last week gave excellent satisfaction; especial N ew of the Oxford Democrat: “I have been 13, A ug. 4, 8, Sept. 4. of Roderick Gillia— Cyrus Carver has sold a mention should be made of tbe musical solo glancing over the laws of the state, and find LKWISTON. freight of wood to Capt. Wm. Eaton of Deer artists and Crgan the impersonator of Cetic one that gives genuine satisfaction, and I A t Bangor -M a y 28, Juno 2, 12, 23, J u ly Isle— F. I L Smith has teased bis home, for If you want a gold watch w it------The firemen’s ball Friday night was a trust I will receive the hearty support of all 18, 17. 28, 2ft. the season, to M r Bennett of Boston— John delightful social success. The Orion Sextette the people and that no one will kick. It is A t Belfast — Muv 20, June 4,11, 21, A ug.2, Crockett has purchaser! a flock of sheep of or a Het o f wilvcr dialiea wu 3, 23. 24. Frames of second growth hickory or gave a concert program of five choice selec S p rin g now the law that 45 pounds shall be the widow M ullin— Otis K ent, who has been very A t R ockland— M ay 21, Ju ne, 8, 10,22,J u ly rock maple, joints and trimmings of tion and furnished the music for dancing to a weight of a bushel of parsnips. I was mightily 2, 3, A ug. 4. 8. sick with the grippe, is improving. It is the can tell you where to get late hour. afraid they might fix it at 46 pounds.” only case of grippe in town. uluminuin bronze, much stronger and A t Augusta—June 3, 18, 30, J u ly 1, 14, 18, At the regular monthly meeting of the A u g . lfi, 17. 23. them by buying lighter tliun steel. No rust, always A t Portland— M ay 27, 31, p. m ., Ju n e 18, Board of Trade held last Tuesday evening D im ities VESSEL FOR SALE. among other matters discussed was the water 28, Ju ly 8, p m ., 24, Aug. 13. 14, Sept fi.tw o the sume color. Many improved ideas Flatting Hcb. O. Sk It. Tarbox, 87 Iona reglater, guinea. MEN WANTED works question and telegraph connection with 1 trltli trawls, dorlea and cable. Thoroughly rebufll, POBTLANII. over a high priced wheel. The wheel lew sails and In Hrst-claas condition. W ill soli uver ull New Ungluuil to work for uh le llln g the main. A special committee was appointed At lluueor—May 20, June 3, 22, July 2, 3, nursery stock. Steady job, pay weekly, ex rides very easy as the frame is free consisting of I I . M . Noyes, F. R. Smith, Geo. vlib or without gear. For particulars apply to 33 CHAM . K. B 1 C K N S L L . 20, 27, A ug. lfi 17, 27 perience uot iiuceHHury. exalualve territo ry, from any mctalic jar or vibration, and W. Vinal, Geo. Roberts and J. W. P. Turner. In handsome styles, at the Rockland, Mi*. A t B elfast— M ay 24, June 10, 23, 24, July outfit free. A pply at onilu. $ 5 WORTH s GOODS it will stand more violent usage than a Local improvements will be tbe especial 11, 18, 28, 2ft. HOMER N.CHASE St CO..Auburn,Me object of this committee. Tbe committee will low price o f 6 1 2o a yard. F O I J 8 A t E . A t Rookland— M ay 28, Juue 11, 12 21, 30, J u ly 1, 30, 31, A ug. 18. 100 Hain Street. metal frame. endeavor to induce owners of resident prop Call for them this week as A Sohoonor's MuhuuSfl, W woru: hoist 36 fo o l, A t Augusta—June 2, 4, J u ly 7, 8, 10, 17. Mention this paper. 18 24 erty the importance of improvements upon foot 41k ft. Gaff, 26 ft. Loach, 49 ft. Address A ug. fi, 7, 21. their estates. I f a beginning is made one B ox 81, Kdgartowii, Muss 7 they will go fast. treated without the use of and paying $3.96 extra iu Price Only $50.00 neighbor w ill be induced to imitate tbe other knife or deteotioii from and as in tbe case of many towns one will buelut-BH, uIbu other die ciudi. It ia at the atore of soon be surprised at the transformation which FISTULA eueee o f liucluui, Olire w ill soon be visible in tbe general appearance Bread the Staff of Life! of the place and that too for the better. The ROBERT M. READ, M D. Uuuaui Ulloa effort to beautify tbe grounds, bouses, out buildings, etc., w ill soon become contagious. E. B. Hastings Dll CQ Other matters in tbe way of town im prove to 4 P . M fbuuda/M und bolt- r I I | Fernald, Blethen daya exoeplan. | 18 I I L l a V ments will claim tbe attention of tbe com Fp«ctai txt fur KO years
EARLY CUSHING HISTORY- SPOKES AND WHEELS Is known at the capital as one of the W ASHINGTON NEW S. leading business men of New England. Death of M(W>« Robinson—Sketch *of Ills Something to Interest Those Who Are He Is a sound money man. Mr. Paine’s Life —Cnrlons F.xca ration on |thc]Robin- conferees are Senator Wolcott of Colo Interested In B icycling. aiivfiiller Things Very Quiet Just Now son Farm-A Probable Rcndctrons for rado and ex-Vlce President Adlal E. Pirates—Refnsnlfnf Town to Lay Out Road (PERRY DAVIS’.) Stevenson. Senator Wolcott Is a bi Tijxr’s r k r v ic s t o f r f r d o w . at the Nation’s Capital. Reanltsf In I * w Suits. metallist, and Mr. Stevenson agrees ’Tie the mansion st Monnt Vernon, A Sure and Safa Remedy In And the slowly setting son with him, although during the last cam Casts s shadow on the features every caee and every kind Everything A wall a Dingley Tariff B ill. paign he supported Bryan and the Chi XXIII. O f the peerless Washington of Bowel Complaint la cago platform. N ow life’s labors a'l are ended, Interview With Congreinnan Knox. 1888.—The annual town meeting for Hla the apex of renown; Reeretary Long—Other New Kngl under*. 1833 waa held at the meeting house, Monday, Prince, by the decree of nature. It Is accepted as a settled fact that March 25. The following officers were King, without a monarch’s crown. As the evening twilight gathers, From Our (Correspondent- the senatorial sub-committee will not elected: Moderator, William Malcolm; Clerk Listen! not a single sound— report a tariff bill as early as was an N ot an echo —night and silence \ain-Killer These are dull days at the capital. The Darius Norton; Selectmen, William Malcolm, nounced. IJttle progress has been Thomas C. Kelleran and Robert Gay; Asses Drew ihcir sombre curtains round. Thia la a true atatement and bouse of representatives meets only made, and according to the present rate And tbe ‘ Father of Fils Country" sor*, George M cIntyre, Moses Robinson and Dreams the Hight of time reversed; It can’t be made too strong twice a week—Wednesday and Saturday of progress. May 15 will come and go George Davis; Treasurer, George McIntyre, Swords drawn In name of Freedom, or too emphatic. —and the sessions are short. Nothing is with the bill yet remaining In the rooms Collector, William Malcolm at four cents and Stirring battle hymns rehearsed. Onoe again upon his charger, done in the way of passin g bills. LTnanl- at the Arlington hotel. If It is ready May fire mills on the dollar; Constables, W illiam In the thickest of the fray, mous consent must be given before any 15 more rapid work will have to be ac Malcolm and Job Gay; Suprintending School H e Is leading hosts, who never I t la a almpie, safe and quick measure can be taken up. Congressman complished than the knowing ones an Committee, William Rice,Thomas C. Kelleran K new the meaning of dlsmny. cure for ticipate. Senator Aldrich, who lias taken B ut the contest la unequal, Jerry Simpson of Kansas has his fight and Thomas Jameson; School district agents, V a lo r seemeth to avail; Orampa, Cough, Bheuma-’sm, personal charge of the cotton schedule, ohn W . Robinson, Thomas Burton, Cyrus A nd hla little corns of heroes ing uniform on and obstructs all busi hns It ready. He obtained for the cot Oolio, Golds, Neuralgia, J[ills, Aaron Harthorn, Alexander Robinson, Fall before the leaden hall. ness. The prairie statesman is trying to ton manufacturers all they desired in Israel Davis; Road Surveyors, Boice Cope See! the reinforcements coming' Diarrhoea, Group, Toothache. Note the time of battle now force Speaker Reed to appoint tbe com the Wilson bill. The chemical schedule land, William Malcolm, James Gilchrest, 2nd, Turn, to add another laurel mittees, and the speaker evidently in Is also practically complete. A survey T o tbe young Kehubllc’s brow Two sizes, 26e. and 60c. John McIntyre, Isaac Wiley,Job Gay, Thomas tends to take his own time In doing so. of the bill as It came from the house has Seavey, Ceorge Young, Israel Davis and W he re’s the bearer o f the message, W ho In danger, brought relief? been completed, and this work satisfied Alexander Robinson; Pound Keeper, Daniel Keep It by yon. Beware of Of course, the speaker is sustained by F o r upon the roll of victors the Republican majority, and that ends the sub-committee that practically a Payson; Surveyor of Lumber,John Montgom He shall be accounted chief Imitations. Buy only the new bill must be prepared. The cotton ery; Fence Viewers, John Freeman. George No one oonacs to claim the honor, everything except Simpson’s speeches. And the call is made again; Genuine—Perry Davis’. Simpson raises the point of no quorum schedule, as Mr. Aldrich has altered It, McIntyre and Arthur F. Kelleran; Field H e is mlsslcg—camp and barracks contains several Important changes Drivers. Marius II. Young, Benjamin Went Both are searched; but all In vain. Bold trrryu h trt. at the beginning of each session, and th** speaker unperturbably counts the There Is no policy of sweeping reduc worth, Col. Henry Young, Joseph Smith, tions or Increases. Each article has been Mason Robinson, W illiam Rivers, John Horn, members present and, if there are suffi As tbe puzzled dreamer wonders cient members in the chamber to con and will be considered on its merits. The John Robinson and Jacob Hyler. Comes a voioo, which aeems to say : alterations thus far seriously considered "You have drawn upon the future stitute a quorum, Simpson Is promptly It was voted to raise $272 40 for the sup v ill, if anything, reduce the duties when port of schools, £250} to defray town charges F o r your messenger today. starters that would make the meet the most squelched for the time being. Next the T im e , to aid the eause of Freedom, compared with Mr. Dlngley’a figures. and $800 for the repair o f highways. Voted PACKAGE TEAS Loaned a cycle, strange machine, successful ever held in this state. Indefatigable Kansas man will arise to a to pay 124 cents an hour for labor on the high question of privilege and pitch Into the The loud calls for a tax on hides, com From another century's storehouse, ing from the west, and largely voiced way, 6J4 cents forfa yoke o f oxen,Si per day O r lo ff. Orange Pekoe. Koh-i-noor. 1 Seal Brand Thia the message brought unseen.’* J. F. Gregory & Son have sold the follow speaker hammer and tongs. And the "Father of His Country," for a plow and 33 cents for a cart The select through the Kansas City and Chicago Formosa Ceylon English Japan. Wakened by the firelight’s glow, ing wheels within the past few days: Mrs. packers, have attracted the committee’s men were authorized to lay out a road for Wondered what waa meant by "cycle"— Shaw, Rambler; E. E. Greene, Rambler; By I he death of ex-Senator Daniel Ooloong. Breakfast. Daniel Teel in the most convenient place so and India. This a hundred years ago! Voorhees of Indiana, one of the prom close attention, for a bill must be framed Ralph D »herty, Id eal; L . A . Perry, John which, above all things else, will secure as to accommodate all parties concerned. The Johnson. Ramblers; boys wheels to Wilson inent characters of Washington has Look for the Tea Most Economical, because Purest and Best. a majority In the senate. The sugar town refused to instruct the selectmen to lay A word to the wise: Buy your wheel of a Keene and Frank Post. passed away. For years, Senator Voor out a road from or near W entw orth’s Corner Box on Orocer's hees was the Democratic leader In the men are not in evidence nt present. They One Pound makes over 200 Cups. first-class firm, preferably of dealers who have to connect with the town road near the home Counter...... upper house, and on many occasions his will appear In force the day before the a repair shop attacked tc their place of busi AS TO COMBINING PENSION AGENCIES. sugar schedule Is reached. This sched o f Rufus B. Copeland at South W arren. This ness. By so doing you will not only be eloquence awoke the dignified senators proposed road is what is known as the "back on both sides to appreciative applause. ule will probably be taken up on tbe assured o f a good machine at the outset; Inst day of the sub-committee’s labors. road.” but if you encounter any little difficulty the The ippointmint ol Gen. Conner to tbe During Mr. Cleveland’s first administra road, yet there lurked beneath the surface a In fact. It is the Intention of the com A t a jury draft held Tuesday, April i6 ,D in ie l PUPIL ANO TEACHER. dealer w ill take pleasure in helping you out. vacant pension agency at Auguita, is followed tion, Senator Voorhees was the execu strong determination to prevent its being mittee to postpone the final considera Payson was drawn to seave as traverse juror A cheap, “ department store” or "bargain by the report that tbe sweeping order of ex- tive’s chief lieutenant in congress, and built. D'scovering, as it believed, certain tion of wool, coal, lead and lumber until at the April term of the Court of Common counter” wheel is dearer in the end; for, by President Cleveland, effecting a consolidation he had many hard battles to fight. irregularities on the part of the Commissioners Sup. Stetson's annual report for 1896, gives after less Important articles have been Pleas at Warren on the fourth Tuesday of the the time the riding season is over, the bill for o f pension agencies, will be revoked by David B. Hill's famous attack on Cleve in their proceedings, which, if taken advan the following interesting statistics in relation passed. month. Wednesday, May 22, Robert repairs on the cheap machine w ill have President M cKinley. Though it is stated land was answered by Mr. Voorhees, and tage of in law would release the town from to Union : Num ber of children in the town M cIntyre was drawn to attend the Supreme amounted to more than the difference between that no conclusion bad been reached on tbe his speech on that occasion was one of Court at Wiscasset on the fourth Tuesday of its legal obligati ms to build, the town through between the ages of 4 and 21402, number what it cost and what a really good bicycle matter, the President has had time to inquire the stro n g est heard In th e sen ate In Congressman William S. Knox repre May. its attorney, I I »n. John Ruggles of Ihom as- registered in Spring and Summer term 219, would have cost. It is barely possible that into it and to hear protests from congressional many years. sents one of the largest manufacturing ton, petitioned the Court that writ of certiorari number registered in Fall and Winter' 247, A special meeting was held June 14 to we have proffered this advice before, and it is delegations, an I it is learned that be has be districts in the United States. It con should issue that the proceedings of the Com percentage of average attendance 47, number elect one assessor to fill a vacancy in the highly probable that we shall offer it again. come practically convinced that it should New England’s representatives are tains the cities of Lowell, Lawrence and office occasioned by the death of Capt. Moses missioners be quashed. The case was tried, of different pupils registered 387, average rather quiet nowadays. They are length o f Spring and Summer terms, 8 weeks, never become operative. Woburn, Mass., and 10 towns. This has Robinson who held the position several years. and after the usual delays incident to legal The order is to go into effect, September principally engaged In calling on the average lengtu of Kail and W inter terms, 8 usually been a Democratic district, but C a p t Robinson was drowned from the proceedings, the law court, before which the Now-a-days people are “ brought up on I, but doubtleai will be recinded long before president to see about appointments. weeks, aggregate number of weeks of all Mr. Knox believes that a protective tariff sloop Orient while on the passage from arguments were made at the May term, 1S43, bicycles,” so to speak. The modern baby has that time. Commissioner o f Pension Evans The ubiquitous office hunter makes schools 304; number of school houses in the Is so advantageous to its Industries that Rockland to Bangor on or about June 1,1833. dismissed the petition. Ten years had now pneumatic tires and bicycle wheels on his shares this opinion and he has forwarded for everybody miserable nowadays, from town 15, in good endition 9; supplied with In the future workingmen and their em A t the above meeting W illiam Malcolm was elapsed since the Commissioners had made carriage, then the boy and girl want bicycles tbe consideration of the President and Secre flags 3; estimated value of all tbe school the president to the congressman’s sec ployers alike will be consistent In theli chosen moderator, and Robert Gay elected their finding, and the town, after expending "just like papa’s and mamma’s.” A few years tary Bliss statements setting out that instead property in town £6,650: number of male retary. Our senators pursue the even Republican support. When asked how to fill the vacancy on the board of assessors. large sums of money in litigation now found afterward, the young man goes a-tandeming o f making a saving of considerable over tenor of their way. while waiting for teachers employed in Spring and Summer the Dingley bill would affect the Inter Capt. Moses Robinson, the fifth of his name itself compelled by an order of the court of with his best girl and later with bis wife. An 100,000 in the way of clerk hire, etc, it the finance committee to complete Its term 1; number of male teachers employed 1 ests of his district, Mr. Knox replied; was born in Cushing in 1773. H e married last resort to go on and build the road. Such increase of time brings a little seat on the would increase the expenses by 6200,000. in F all and W inter terms, 4; number of work on the tariff bill. Occasionally "There are two sides to the tariff ques Priscilla Byler by whom he had nine children, . is the his’.ory of individuals and m unicipili- front of his wheel, and though the occupant female teachers employed in Spring and they are stirred up by Mr. Morgan of tion as It effects our district. We are A nn married a Grafton, Cornelius married ties. changes, the seat generally remains for a while. Summer term, 12; in Fall and Winter terms, Buckien's Arnica Salve. Alabama with one of his Cuban speeches. entirely satisfied with the rates on our Agnes Robinson, Mason married Rachel W e herewith present the statement of the Soon after, the middle-aged people ride out in 9; number of teachers who are graduates of Mr. Hoar usually replies to Mr. Mor finished products, but in some Instances, Hyler, Louisa married Anthony Libby of case as prepared by John Shepley, the then pneumatic-shod carriages, while the younger The Best Salve in the world for Cuu normal schools, 2; number o f teachers who gan’s violent passages, and the incident . at least, we wish the duties on the raw Warren, Moses (6tb ,) married Rachel Elwell. Reporter ol Decisions, and the opinion of the folk follow on their bicycles. The endless Biu ,es, Sores, Ulcers, Salt R heum , Fever have attended teacher’s meetings 4; average closes for the time being. material we use might be more favor Th e other children were Emeline, Pauline, court drawn by Chief Justice W hitman. The procession goes on and on, but growing infi S u e, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain. wages of male teachers per month excluding able. Edward and Hannah. Capt Robinson was statement and opinion will be found on pages nitely larger as more people swell the ranks, Corns, and all Skin Ernptions, and positively board, £27.50; average wages of female Nothing startling Is on tapis In any i "Of course," continued Mr. Knox, "oui the grandson of D r. Moses Robinson, who 9 to 17 inclusive of Vol. 23, of the Maine and few drop out by the way excepting by cures Piles, or no pay required. I t is guar teachers per week excluding board, £4.60; of the departments. Secretary of the j wcolen manufacturers would like free was one of the Scotch-Irish emigrants which Reports. order of the Silent Messenger. anteed to give perfect sa tislaction or money Navy Bong has settled down to hard formed the early settlement of Cushing with a Statement. The inhabitants of Cushing average cost of teacher’s board per week, refunded. Price 2 ; cents per box. For sale wool, as they have had in the Wilson bill. £2; amount paid for school superintendence, work and is now engaged In perfecting This they do not expect, however, and strong and sturdy race. After living in Cush presented a petition, praying that a writ o f' by W. H. Kittredge. a system of civil service for his depart ing a few years, he settled in Warren where c e rtio ra ri might issue, and that thereupon £127; amount of money voted for 1895, The H artford bicycle has been.reduced to would be entirely satisfied with the £1149; excess above amount required by £60. m ent. straight duty of 8 cents a pound. But 1 he died and was buried in the first graveyard tbe proceedings of the County Commissioners, C A 8 T O H I A . Secretary Bong has sent to the com- ! by the old Presbyterian meeting house. H e in locating a public highway in that town, law— ; amount raised per scholar, £2.85; regard the attempt to get any lowei amount available from town treasury from The fas- x? ______mandants of every navy yard and sta was the lather of nine children, the fourth, be quashed. The petition for the road was There is considerable riding on tbe side li ca general rates on wool as hopeless. We A pril I , 1895. to A pril 1, 1896, £1128; ©very tion in the United States a copy of the Major Hanse, being the father of Capt. Moses entered at the July term of the Commis walks of our city. It should be remembered shall probably have to be satisfied with amount available from the state treasury in wrapper. order he made March 26, relative to Robinson, the subject o f this sketch. sioner’s Court, 1833, and notice ordered. that there is an ordinance against this and the rates In the house bill. It would be the same time, £974; total amount actually marking efficiency, office habits, etc., of A curious excavation,the existance of which It was continued until January term, 1834, those caught are liable to pay dear for their an advantage to us if we could have an expended for public schools from A pril 1, employes. In the opinion of the sec is hardly known to the people of Cushing is when "the County Commissioners made re pleasure. It is rather tough we know to be I f you have any small advertisement— help ad valorem duty. Instead of a specific on 1895, 10 April 1, 1896, £2160; balance over retary, a true civil service must permit found on the farm formerly occupied by turn of tbeir doings under their hands and compelled to ride on our streets in their wanted, lost, found, etc.— put it in Every wool. The way a specific duty hurts us expended April 1. 1896, £28. of removals In order to ensure good more than its direct burden is this: Im Major Robinson and his son Moses. Follow ordered the same to be recorded.” The present condition but the laws should be body’s Column, printed in every issue o f The work. Therefore, under this circular, ing is an excellent description of the excava return is then recited, from which it appears, porters, where there is a certain fixed The teachers of Lincoln county are elated obeyed. It w ill not be long now before the Courier-Gazette. ^Thousands of people will any person who falls below 70 per cent tion, or "O ld Cellar” as it was called by the that the respondents petitioned "for a new rate per pound, try to get hold of the over the prospect of one of the state Summer mud w ill disappear, so our advice to riders is read it. In the rating will be dropped from the older settlers, contributed by Isaac J. Burton highway from Thomas Jameson's i . Cushing, particular kinds of wool which contain schools being located in that county in A u to keep to the roads aud off the sidewalks. public service. As soon as Assistant to the annals of Warren which appears on by Harrison Brazier’s and Thomas Smith’s the least waste. They want the most gust. Secretary Roosevelt Is settled in bis new page 32 of the second edition of that excellent to the house of Rufus B. Copeland in W arren.” 1 office, he will, by direction of Secretary j wool possible for a pound’s duty. This local history. "About half a mile nor’h of the The report states, that "the County Commis The sentiment among the members of tbe puts a premium on certain grades of The M aine Schoolmaster’s club is to hold | QTlier<£lf£a3ClnM* of£People Bong, make a thorough examination of old stone garrison house o f Burton, and on sioners have viewed the route for the high Central wheel club is for a big meet here wool, known In the British market as its annual meeting and banquet in Waterville. (■ W h o aro Injured by the use'of coffee. TuT every navy yard and station in the the farm of tbe late Jacob Robinson, are the way mentioned in the petition,and heard the this Summer. Generous support can be cetitly there has been placed in ail the grocery ’Americans.’ and our people suffer by The date has not been definitely fixed upon United States, devoting his attention remains of an ancient excavation, for some parties interested in the prayer thereof and obtained from the business men and many o f Btore* a new preparation called Q R A lN -u , reason of this fictitious price, while but w ill probably be A pril 30. Among the made of pure gratae, that takes the place of particularly to the condition of the em unknown purposes. The farm has been in tbe their witnesses, and having considered tbe tbe crack riders of New England could be British manufacturers are correspond probable speakers will be President Butler of coffee. Th e moat delicate stomach receives Ik ployes, their efficiency, and framing reg Robinson family from the first settlement in same, have adjudged, that said highway is induced to come berk. Let us have tbe meet Colby, President Hyde of Bowdoin, Prof. without distress, and but few can tell It from ulations for the correction of any abuse ingly benefitted by the lower rates on 1735, lkeir tradition is that their ances of convenience and necessity.” by all means. "A re [he starters ready.” aoffee. It does not cost over as much. Child Chapman of Bowdoin, Prof. Roberts of Colby, that may be brought to his attention. grades of wool for which we do not com tor at his first c .m in g found there these ruins T h e highway laid out was described as reu may drink It with great benefit. IScts. and Superintendent of Schools M ary S. Snow of 2tats. per package. T r y It. Ask for QRAIN-O pete. In fact, If the ad valorem rates ol o f what was presumed to be an underground "beginning on the west side of the town road Belfast, and Superintendent A. P. Irving of Tb e number of lady riders in this city w ill A committee from the New England the Wilson schedule had been collected house. It was about nine feet deep and in and on the n rth side o f the road leading to Rockland. Tbe banquet will probably be be greatly increased this season over that of M anufacturers association Is here to.add without undervaluation, our people one direction 30 feet wide at least, walled up Rufus B. Copeland’s barn in W arren,” and held at the Elmwood and the addresses w ill any previous season. Cycling is excellent ito the protests against a duty on hides. would have been entirely satisfied with with hewn timber and appeared to have been continued by courses, distances and monu exercise for the ladies if they only knew it. it, and would have risked competition ol ments "to the guide board at W entworth’s follow that event. The Dingley bill takes hides from the ^covered over level with the surface of the AN free list and makes them dutiable, which the world, since it gave them the great ground, it was situated on a point formed corner, so called, in Cushing.” Tbe Com The Spring term at Bowdoin College will B. E. Cobb, local consul of the L . A . W ., boon of free wool. by the George’s river on one side, and a missioners estimated damages to certain per will, of course, increase the first cost of begin today and the Rockland delegation has failed to secure league rates at any hotel OPEN "We are rather sorry to have a duty creek on the other side extending into tbe sons named, and then say: "And the County shoes and other products of leather. It of students which has been home for the in the city. This is to be regretted, for the on flax. It was free under the Wilson land and ending almost perpendicularly. Commissioners do not consider that any other is asserted, however, that the duty is Easter vacation returned yesterday. The grad hotel that gives these rates gets much free ad SECRET bill, paid three-fourths of a cent duty From this abrupt terminus of the creek, ex person is damaged in his property by reason sure to remain in the schedules as It now uating class this year numbers about 63 men. vertising among a very desirable class of peo under the McKinley bill, and is now tended into the supposed house a thor of the location of said highway.” It is an open secret that there is a appears in the house bill. This is the largest class that was ever sent ple. Mr. Cobb is a very enthusiastic wheel raised to 1 cent. We have in our district oughfare also walled with hewn timber, and Ruggles, for the petitioners, made five ob good deal o f adulteration in groceries, out from this institution. The next in size man. H e was one of tbe organizers of the one of the first factories in this country covered high enough for a man tc walk erect jections to tbe regularity of the proceedings President and Mrs. McKinley returned was a class o f 60, the class of which the lio n . St. Louis wheel club in 1883, which had a and it therefore behooves the careful for spinning the yarn from flax. These and wide enough to haul up a boat therein. of the Commissioners. They are mentioned from their trip down the Potomac very ( Tbos. B. Reed was a member. The prospects charter membership of 225 and all league housekeeper who lias some considera duties on raw materials simply show Th e timber has decayed, but half of the exca in tbe opinion of the Court. much improved in health. For a few for athletics this year are very bright. I l will members, and he has been prominently iden tion for the health of the people at the general drift of tariff legislation, vation still remains, and there are many theo In his argument on the third objection, the days the executive was beyond the cry be remembered that, at the two meetings of tified with a number of meets run on gigantic home to palrouize such houses as are the farmers are demanding recognition. ries as to its origin, whether it was a render names of most of the persons over whose land of the hungry office seeker and it must the M aine Intercollegiate Association, Bow proportions. He is doing much for the L. A. known to 'handle only “ Pure ISpod” They feel that they have net been treated vous for pirates, or the retreat from Indian the road was established, were wholly omitted, have been a great relief to him. A new doin has won both years with large margins. W . in this city. products. Wo handle none others. right in the past, and I believe the ways enemies of some lone European settler before he cited Commonwealth v. Coombs, 2 Mass. rule regarding visitors went into effect at In 1895 the college won 99 out of a possiole That does not mean, however, that our the White House immediately after the and means committee have been obliged the coining of our ancestors (who found it R. 491; Commonwealth v. Great Barriugton, 135, and in 1896, 108, leaving, it will be seen Place your ear to luc ground and you can 6 Mass R. 492; D urell v. Merrill, 1 Mass. prices are high. I11 fact, hero is the president’s return. Hereafter visitors to compromise on these things. New then in a state of decay) is quite unknown.” 36 and 27, respectively to be divided up hear the coming of the increasing army of best evidence that they aro not: on personal business will not be received England manufacturers must make up The farm, on which the above excavation R. 411. among tbe other three colleges of the league. riders on the silent steed. George Leadbetter by the president after 1 p. m, as he in their minds to submit to these raw ma is found, is now owned and occupied by Mrs. In support of his argument on the fifth ob The prospects of the base ball team are first and Nathan Cobb are riding Spauldings, pur Extra Fancy P. It. Mol. per gal., $ .45 jection, that the County Commissioners did tends to devote afternoons entirely to terial duties, and to look for their satis M atilda W iley, wife of James U. W iley, and class. Capt. Haines, it will be recalled, won chased of Dunn & Additon. Miss Anna But Very “ “ “ “ .85 faction in the compensatory rates on the the daughter of Jacob Robinson. not adjudge the highway to be of "common the seuior oratory prize, last term, a fact ler has also joined the ranks, having purchased A nice cooking “ “ .25 public business. convenience and necessity,” he cited Pownal, finished products. This bill certainly M r. Robinson was one of tbe selectmen of which will, perhaps, help him out in his ca a Crawford. This firm has also told several 1 lb. Cream Tartar (any o f the Petrs. 8 Greenl. 271; Commonwealth v. gives our factories the home market, Cushing in 1827, assessor in 1808, 1809, 1812, pacity as captain of tbe team in the debates other wheels. leading brands) .83 The Democratic slogan for the cam Egremont, 6 Mass. K. 491; Commonwealth which is the best market In the world. 1813, 1819, 1820, 1821 1828, 1830, 1832 and which may arise. Bowdoin hopes to win the 8 lbs. 8 crown California Kaisius, .25 paign of 1900 was sounded the other day. v. Cummings, 2 Mass. R . 171. It is a political necessity to do some 1833, and constable in 1806, 1807, 1809,1811, championship again this year, and the team I t is estimated that there are about 400 3 lbs. Currants, .25 The members of the executive committee 1812, 1814, and 1815. J. S. Abbott, for tbe respondents, con wheels in this city. O f this number at least of the Beague of Democratic clubs met thing for the farmers. Unless we can re will send some tine men Ibis season, it is un Pea ISeaus, hand picked, per pk., .15 store prosperity to them, we shall have Tbe town having refused at its annual tended that tbe writ of certiorari was not a derstood, to the Maine league. Lewiston 50 of tbe riders belong to the gentler sex and here and Issued an addries to tlie Ameri meeting to lay out and build a road from writ to be sued out at tbe pleasure of the the number is rapidly increasing. Nice New Walnuts, 2 lbs. for .25 can people. To say that the Dingley bill to give up the ship. In the case of the w ill get Bodge, who has pitched for tbe Pure Apple Jelly, home made, 2 two other raw materials used exten Wentworth’s corner to South Warren, the party, but to be granted or refused at tbe dis team during the past three years, and is denounced but temperately expresses cretion of the Court; and will not be granted, tumblers, .25 sively in our district, cotton and hides, petitioners, beaded by W ellington Gay, ap Williams, who is an old Bowdoin player. Good work io behalf of tbe League of A m e ri the arraignment of that measure. It is plied to tbe County Commissioners to lay out unless upon tbe hearing it be made to appear A very flue rich flavored Ooloug declared “a monstrous bill which bur we hope the bill will continue them on Both the Maine intercollegiate and interschol can W heelmen is beiog d m ein this city. About the free list. The demand for a duty on tbe same. Tbe Commissioners thereupon that there are such errors and defects as astic field meets w ill take place, this Spring, thirty wheelmen in Rockland are members of Tea, per lb., .50 dens the consumer with increased taxes would authorize the court to quash tbe record, these articles is not so logical as upon viewed tbe proposed route, and after bearing ou tbe new Bowdoin field, one of tbe finest the league and it is expected that the number A nice Oolong Tea, per lb., .40 and benefits only trusts and monopolies and that substantial justice requires it to be wool and flax. It would be an especially all the parties interested, decided that public in New England. w ill be increased, before the end of the sea A very good Ooloug Tea, per lb., .80 which now control the party in control of done. II Mass. R. 417; 8 Maine R. 292. grave mistake to cripple the export trade necessity and convenience demand tbe build son, to one hundred and fifty. 5 gals, best White Oil, .50 tha national government." ing of the road. He contended that it was tbe duty of tbe ap R ockland’s new school board has settled Stocks Best Patent, per bbl., 6.00 In our great leather Industries, trunks, A town meeting was accordingly^alled and plicants to make out tbeir case in both those down to business aud with tbe recent dilfi Occasionally the Cretan question turns harnesses, belting, besides boots and held to see what methods the town would respect*, and replied to each of tbe positions culty no longer a bone of contention, has the The league is to furnish guide boards for up here, hut not officially. The Turkish shoes, for the sake of affording a little adopt to build the road, to choose a committee takeu for tbe petitioners, and insisted that promise of a harmonious year ahead. That our city and have sent on a request for the H. H. FLINT, legation receives dispatches regarding protection upon the by-product of the neither furnished sufficient ground for gant- names of the streets. The League has dis cattle raisers. I cannot believe that the or agent to act in behalf of the town relative is, as harmonious as a school board can ex I 17 Park Street, JRockland the situation, hut they contain nothing to its building, and to take such measures ing tbe writ. pect. posed o f many thousands of these guide of any moment. While the Cuban ques senate will add such a duty. Our only respecting the same as should be for the in (1833 to be continued.) boards, distributed throughout the country. Telephone 28-2 tion gets considerable attention from battle now Is to keep down these raw m a terial duties to a reasonable point. We terests of the town. The meeting was held A man may dress as well as his own good , THE GULF OF MAINE newspaper correspondents, not much is August 27. and W illiam Malcolm chosen In one family alone in this city eight heard on the subject outside of the sen ■hall have no trouble about the finished judgment and the assistance of an artistic * FLINTS products. Duties there are entirely satis moderator. tailor tuay’elect. H e may take bis "tubs” but I wheels are owned. This illustrates in a ate chamber. The interminable and ex- A t this meeting the following vutc was if bis digestive organs are out of order, he will | In the April number of "Tbe Maine Cen measure the bold bicycling has on our peo- usperatlng Behring sea question is again I facto ry ." tral'' a copy is made of tbe old-new idea of passed: “ Voted that the town agree to give have an unwholesome appearance. H is com- ; P>e- ______to the fore, as a result of the appoint tbe Gulf of Maine. Il is demonstrated why tbe petitioners or any part of them, three plcxiou and the white o f his eyes will have a i Domestic Milk Bread ment of ex-secretary of state, John Mr. Chandler lias Introduced In the tbe coast of Maine is cool on account of the Tbe wheelmen of Wxrren see up to .null. bundled dollars to make or build the road, yellowish cast. H it tongue will be coated, Foster, and ex-Assistant Secretary of I senate bills directing the secretary of the waters of the Arctic stream Bowing neater A club is to be organized in tb i, wide-awake pfbvided they give satisfactory security to the appetite poor, his teeth rusty, his breath 1 IS A LEAUEH. navy to take immediate posse-ssion of the tbe coast than the gulf stream, which Bows town. Tbe promoter, intend to make it an the Treasury Hamlin as special commis- j town to make or build the same; also voted, abominable. H e is one big, unmistakable sign sloners to negotiate a settlement with armor making plants of the Bethlehem along the lower Massachusetts shore and tbeu L . A. W . club. ______that a committee o f three be chosen to meet of constipation. The quickest, surest, easiest the government of Great Britain. Ex- and Carnegie companies and to hold the tbe petitioner* for said road before the County passe* out to sea. W hile the title "1’he G ulf way to cure this trouble is to lake D r. Bierce’s Ask your Grocer for it. Secretary Olney and Premier Salisbury same so long as may be necessary to en Commissioner* at W arren; also voted that of M aine” is found on some of tbe aliases, it The Central wheel club is now talkiog of Bleaseut Pellets. They are made of refined, appointing a committee to make a schedule evidently 1 ‘ t their patience over this able the navy department with their tbe selectmen be said committee with power has not been promiueutly shown for some W atch for their bake wagon. concentrated vegetable extracts. Nothing iu for club runs. A lantern parade is also being controvers.judging from the corre own workman to make the armor for the to act io behalf of said town in relating to the least harmful enters into tbeir composi- j years. agitated. spondence '* has just »>eeii made Alabama, Illinois and Wisconsin bat the making said road as shall in their judg tion. They huul down all impurities, and 1 270 Main Street. tleships, and then to return the plants meot be for tbe interest of said town, and For Over Fifty Year# public. Wl : • '! • diplomats are negotia "make them move ou.” They are the product j Telephone Of-2. to the companies. alao to enter into contract with any of the The crack wheelmen of New England are ting the a are being killed by poach- i of many yea.s’ study and practice. D r. Bierce Mas. WinsLOw’s Bo o t h im u b r a u r has beau Compensation is to be made to the petitioners who shall be willing tu make the nsod for over fifty years by millions of very desirous (bat there should be a big race •is. and in all probability the question j cannot afford to put forth a worthless article. mothers for their children while teeth lug meet here this Summer and communications will soon sett!e itself- by the seals being ompanies for the use of the plants by la id road for £300. and to U k e sufficient se Address with 21 cents in oue-ceut stamps, j ITCHING PILLS curity o f said petitioners to do the same ac with perfect success- It soothes the child, have been received from a number of the exterminated. allowing them to bring suits in the to cover cost of mailing only, W orld’s Dispen- ; softens the gums, allays all pain, cures very speediest of pedal pushers. One team court of claims, the judgment to be re cording to the decision of the County Cum- pensazy Medical Association, Buffalo, N . Y., wine colic, and is the best remedy for .WAYNE’S .uusioncrs; also voted that the sum of three of twcuty members have signified their inten PILES Another Massachusetts man has been ported to congress and paid by appro and get a free copy o f the "M edical Adviser.” Diarrhoea. It wiU relieve the poor little tion of visiting Rockland should there be a ABSOLUTVLY OU&S0. OINTMENi selected by the president for an import- I priations. The right of congress to take SYMPTOMS—MvUtum i«u.a< a»4 huud.cd dulU.t be sufferer Immediately. Bold by Druggists lu | meet here. The matter is now being agitated ant mission. Mr. Charles J. Paine of j private property under the law of emin ut mekiug wid Ut ; »v»i »l w»r*c b/ aeraU-hlug- If buddiu* be »**c»>ed every part of the world. Twenty-five cents and no doubt tbe conclusion reached w ill be w d T Z e H U*e*. U found uece««y. a bottle. Be sure aud ask for “Mrs. Wins Boston is one of the commissioners ap- i ent domain Is n«t conditioned upon the b « low’s Soothing Syrup,” and t-ake no other 1 entirely satisfactory. The list of prizes will pointed by the president to the Interna- | payment of compensation In advance. Ulbuugb tbc.e exuded •» «»“W I be unprecedented and will call for a field of blxUlt^abayrbRlJkcluatur*. BoMj),