The Republican Journar. BELFAST, MAM^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1907.

.,,„ts of To-Day’s Journal. LEGISLATIVE NOTES. Ricker ^nd 68 others of Castine: of J. p Faruham and nine others of Orland. f respect to one who will be greatly missed. \ Kxtension....A Belfast friends have received cards iV Unique liy Mr. Skidmore of Liberty—Of C. M OBITUARY; The officiating clergyman was Rev. F. S. from tust 1*1 Wants a Pardon. A PERSONAL. Mrs. M. J. Poor of In the House Feb. 20th Mr. Dow of Howes and nine others; of Frank A. Jones Dolliff of Jackson. The Odd Searsmont announcing Legislative Notes. and 38 Fellows hold Transfers in Brooks the of A. J. others of Searsmont; of A. G. Cas- 19th the marriage of her Alice qoi, presented petition Passed to a higher life February Wm Lodge of which he was a member attended Miss daughter, Mae, to Societies. Nickerson and well and 40 others of of Elisha Ada'A. Marriuer is in New York for Mr. iMutuary..Secret 60 others of Searsport to Searsmont; Jordan 6 months. Daniel Erskine Carey, of Caucus..Death amend the Merriman and 14 others. Wentworth, aged 82 years, in a body. The floral offerings were beauti- a short visit. formerly Republican act establishing a on man. News of the Granges. municipal By Mr. Coloord of The at the Searsmont, Monday, at court in the town of Searsport so as to give Searsport—Of A. J funeral services were held home ful and gave silent testimony to the place he February 18th, N. Simmons and 30 others of Waldo. William Leavitt of Augusta Searsmont. Mr. and Mrs. \\ olfville, S. .California’s the Belfast police court concurrent juris- of his Mrs. Ella W. Riohardson, held in the hearts of his spent Sunday Carey will be at Mr. Merrill from the committee daughter, friends. Inter- with his Industry ..February diction in civil and criminal matters; on inland parents in this city. home after April 1st at Lucerne, inted, a New School Buila- fish and gameon of E. R. High street, Friday afternoon, February ment was in the lot at Monroe Colorado. petition of A. J. Nickerson and 30others of petition Estabrooks family Friends of both 1 xports.. Maine State Pris- and to Mrs. Charles W. of North bride and groom extend Searsport for repeal of the act establishing others, extend the open season in 22nd, Rev. Ashley A. Smith officiating. The cemetery. Charles Grant, George Palmer, Gray Penobscot Swan lake, that the is in for a heartiest congratulations. a municipal court in the town of reported petitioners bearers were John W. Robert Allen Colcord and Lewis Belfast short stay. nds for Teachers..Fruit in Searsport. have leave to Nash, Russ, Ritchie acted as (Tabled on motion of withdraw. orners..Maine Valuation.. pending reference, Mr. Isaiah Cross and Robbins. He ball bearers. John R. Dunton and Miss Dun- Capt. George W. McVey, who was in s ilr. Colcord of Herrick from the committee on shore Ephraim Margaret P N at Somerville Son’s of Searsport.) on of W. M. was stricken with on the after- ton in command of the is Waldo County Opposed. Also Bill, An Act to repeal 184 fisheries, petition Perkins and paralysis spent Wednesday Augusta. Larchmont, a native ol Chapter 32 others that a law News has in of the Private and Laws of praying prohibiting the noon of 13th aud lingered for five been received here of the Bangor, having been horn in that twen- obituary...Maine Folks Special 1899, of February Among the recent pensions granted is one city Bar Haroor Break- a court in taking smelts in Bagaduce river be pass- death in i- i ne establishing municipal the town days, at times, but when Maynard, Mass., Feb. 19th of Mrs. of ty-six years ago. Ue is the son of Ice... statement of ed, reported that petitioners have leave to suffering intensely 814 per month to Alvin Capt. ;'olid of Searsport. (Tabled pending reference Ruth S. 77 Blodgett. Orrin Corre- withdraw. the end came his life went out peacefully Gay, aged years. She was the McVey and a grandson of the late staples...County on motion of Mr. Colcord of Searsport.) J. Donald U. of M. Mr. Merrill from the committee on and wife of the late Ford and Clement, ’09, came John Ue The committee on financial affairs re- inland painlessly. He was conscious until a Gay formerly McVey. married Miss Edith Hells.. fish and game to home Thursday, returning to Mon- elfast.. Wedding ported “ought to pass” in new draft on the reported “ought pass in hour and almost his lived in Belfast. After his death, she sold college Stevens, eldest daughter of new draft” on half before its close Capt. George A. bill a Bill, “An Act to regulate fish- day. establishing home for feeble minded. her farm near the Head of the Stevens of West Brooksville and W* ing in Swan lake and its tributaries in last intelligible words were, “I am ready. Tide to has been a t..The 'The bill carries an appropriation of $30,000 the Rev. and Mrs. visitor there. Grippe (poem). towns of Swanville and It is all mourn their Enoch C. Dow and went to to John W. Hatch left Tues- frequent in Verse—Poultry annually for two years. Searsport, Frank- right.” He leaves to Maynard full, in the county of Waldo.” live with day for a short trip in and The ten Maine., literary News ilr. Dyer from the committee on legal loss two daughters, Mrs. Ella W. Richard- her youngest daughter, Clara B. Bucksport Ban- per cent increase in salary re- Mr. Irving from the committee on allowed to affairs reported “ought to pass” on Bill, temper- sou of this city and Miss Addie F. Went- where she after gor. cently Western Union a id Post- ance on Bill, “An Act to for White, passed away a long al and -rams..Farmer R. W “An Act relative to the Waldo and Penob- provide the worth one Managers operators has gone into of of Chelsea, Mass.; also sister, illness. Her remains were Carl scot Agricultural Society.” proper labelling medicines containing al- placed iu the Craig White of Waterville was in effect in the Belfast office and also in Skow- k* cohol and narcotiw and to Mrs. Sophia W. Hartshorn of Morrill, Me., Tomb at town where Miss Stockton Springs.. Mr. Dunton from same committee re- drugs, prevent Maynard and in the early spring last Friday, the guest of his aunt, hegan, Essie Sanborn of Bel- 1 Let.. Born... Married.. the manufacture and sale of adulterated aud four A. Went worth fast is manager. As this is Miss IjO ported “ought to pass” on Bill, “An Act to brothers, Freeland will be brought to Waldo and laid Mrs. Edwin S. Bowker. Sanborn’s drugs,” reported that the same be referred in the second increase in authorize the town of Brooks to retire its of Thomas T. of Poor’s salary within a few to the committee on Searsport, Mills, family lot beside her husband iu the Paul Miss bonded indebtedness and new legal affairs. Ruth Brown returned to Btfston last months, her position is now both issue bonds.” Frank A. of East remunera- Noyes K. of Belfast, and cemetery. She leaves to mourn tive and and her Mr. Folsom from the committee on pen- the loss of week after a brief visit with her parents, pleasant, faithful services In the Senate Feb. 25th Mr. llice for Orland. The was the oldest son of are much EXTENSION. sions reported “ought to pass” in new the deceased a devoted mother, two sons and two Mr. and Mrs. appreciated by the company. committee on inland fisheries and daugh- Fred W. Brown. draft under same title on resolve in favor game, on the late llezekiah and (Frost) W'ent- of A. C. Vanner Betsey ters, Llewellyn of Chelsea, Mass., Clarence 11. M. Ellis of of Wentworth ol late petition and others of Miss Agues of assis- llingham, Mass., member ailway Projects. Benjamin Morrill, worth and was in Belfast in 1824. He Vaughan Citypoiut, of the class Washington, fora close time on trout fish- born of N. Clara B. of junior and B. T. Keith of Old private of ('apt. George F. Lippin’s 5th Windham, II., White May- tant teacher in the >t«»ok Railroad filed ing in Branch stream and lived in his life with the High school at Brooks, Town of tlie sophomore class at the Univer- Co., Mounted Artillery. Mersey brook, his native place all nard, Mass., and Luene L. Johnson of rnad coniinissioiiers siLuated in said is at home for a short sity of Maine have Washington in Knox of a in vacation. successfully passed the location of exception few years spent Chelsea, Waldo. Oxford pi oposed county, submitted Bill, An Act to regulate responsions which qualify them for out in In the Senate Feb. 21st the Mass., where he made his home with his Ex-Speaker Oscar F. Fellows, a a Township 4, following fishing in Branch stream and Mersey brook- leading appointment to Rhodes scholarship This min Milo Junction measures were Mr. Lu- Jane, wife of member of the is of tlie presented: in the town of Washington in county of elder daughter aud her husband, George West of this city, Hancock bar, is to leave scholarship valre of H.flfjo in n the plantation of Mills of Hancock, act for better preserva- and died Feb. money which is to he devoted to tlie Knox, that the same ought to pass. man Richardson, who gave him a son’s love loth at the home of her daughter Bucksport and open an office in Bangor. cost of the location for the tion of plans of cities, towns and planta- In the Mouse three years study at Oxford remonstrances against re- in Castine, aged So She had university and to the in tions. The act provides that the moval and reverence. All that care and‘loving years. been a Lewis A. Barker, of went to travel abioad. The i;.ge point county of State capital were presented as Esq., Bangor examinations set are in v *-re t commissioners are authorized to resident of Castine about a and Greek he extension employ follow s: devotion could do was done to cheer his year, had -^ew York last week to attend the annual Latin, and mathematics, and are some to been I Ins, 111 connection competent person make copies of By Mr, Dow of Brooks—Of 100 members but he for the old in failing health for some time. She usually taken by seniors or college gradu- the of the various declining years, pined convention of the Theta Delta Chi fratern- and the Northern plans cities, towns and ot Searsmont of 70 members of was born in ates. The fact that these candidates have which Grange; home and the faces of relatives Thorndike, and is survived by ! makes a contiuu- plantations shall show the original South Montville of 118members familiar ity. passed them in their sophomore and and Grange; of bgr husband, two Mrs. jun- Searsport to 1st. lotting numbering of them. Such tier- Thorndike and and so in the summer of 1905 children, Edith ior years is a special distinction for them as Grange. friends, Augusta Democrats are to hold their cau- n two and be- soil shall receive a fair compensation to be Nickerson of Castine and well as a proof of the of parts By Mr. Duncan of Rockland—Of 100 he returned to Belfast accompanied by his Harry West, and high grade work in 1 fixed by the county commissioners. cus this, Thursday, and will re- classics and mathematics at ng line between the members of Jefferson Grange; of 88 mem- by two brothers, Eben and Amos Hall evening the University l’arkhurst of act Ella and her husband and resided of of Maine. 11 iiisbing Penbscot, conferring ad- bers of 100 daughter nominate F. W. Plaisted accla- They were tlie only transporta- Highland Grange; of members Unity. The funeral was held Mayor by University -t stretch of ditioual powers upon boards of health, of here until his death. His wife, whose death Feb. 17th of Maine men to try the examinations. country Maple Grange. and the mation. i*\ tote teams. and preventing the manufacture, remains were placed in the tomb Mile storage, By Mr. Wardwell of Rockland—Of 188 occurred twenty-one years ago, was Miss Belfast people will be especially interest transportation or sale of diseased hmugh the finest unclean, members of South Thomaston Grange; of and will be interred in Castine in the Wilmer J. Dorman of the Belfast Savings ed in the above unwholesome or tainted food of all kinds of announcment, as Mr. Ellis world and through 112 members of Glen Cove of Adalirie M. Hilt of Belfast, formerly Bank attended the of Grange; 07 spring. The floral were meeting the Maine was born here and save for an occa- and providing for the inspection of places members of late offerings very received his early ed- St. George Grange. Hope, Maine, a daughter of the John Banks Association mn’s retreat, of manufacture, storage and sale, including pretty. The bearers were Messrs. W. II. Savings in Portland last ucation in the Belfast By Mr. Montgomery of Camden—Of Hilt. Her loss he felt his nature schools, lie is the it bakeries and for the registering and licens- deeply,for Walter week. after leaves the West Rockport Grange; of 70 members of Hoober, Brown, Peterson Hutchins son of Gilbert R. Ellis, who wa '■« WpII l-nAwn ol milkmen and dealers in milk and nna Tn Imra gtrnniylv and flPVfltftdlv Hp to the northward, ing Warren Grange. ana waiter Bertram. Principal Walter S. Adams of the Belfast throughout the countty. Mr. Ellis has South Twin lakes. liy Mr. Dunton o£ Belfast—Of 129 mem was a stone mason by trade, and together The act is drastic in to High school was in Bowdoinham taken rank t ween the Joe Mary especially regard of Center Moutville Grange; of 4(j members with Mr. John W. Nash laid the foundation Mrs. A. M. Bickford died at during high throughout his course, in tlie htme o •>k lake, still in a bakeries, stipulating many things regard of Waldo Grange. the school recess last week, visiting his and is an editor of the “Blue to the of all the in this her daughter, Mrs. S. G. in Book,” the >. sanitation of the and the buildings Cam- along Nahomakanta buildings By Mr. Spiague of Drew—Of 98 members nearly principal Riterbush, of Feb. parents. University Maine magazine, to which he ■tween the lower two clothing, sleeping apartments and health of of Wytopitlock Grange; of 98 members of city. He was a man of singularly blameless den, 25th, aged 78 years. The deceased all persons employed in bakeries, l’eual- Mrs. J. W. Frederick and has contrbuted quite largely. then between Medway Grange; of Vviuterport Grange. life, upright, honorable, and generous to a met.with an accident recently and her Charles W. ties of fines and imprisonment are hip •auncook lake and provided By Mr. Colcord of Searsport—Of 130 mem- was broken. Frederick sailed from Feb. for infractions of the several of fault, often sharing bis last dollar with those She never fully recovered. Maimi, .Fla., REPUBLICAN the stream. The provisions bers of North Searsport Grange. for CAUCUS. the statute. less fortunate than himself. Faithful in the Beside the 18th, Nassau, N. P., where they will ttle to the east of Kemoustances against resubraission were daughter mentioned above she The House order introduced ~ some weeks. A Full thence northward by Dyer of presented as follows: discharge of every however trivial, his leaves Mrs. Helen spend City Ticket Nominated. the duty, another, Marshall of a mile of lluckfield, directing financial committee Nesowad- By Mr. Dow of Brooks—From the town of a Stockton John The Republican voters of Beltast met inquire into the expediency of cheerful, genial disposition won him host Springs, who was with her at the C. Clement has returned from Flor- in UiH canal between requiring Sidney. the court room last the for Iffute institution to of .but it was in the home circle time of her death. ida, where he had been in Tuesday evening to takes close to the supplies be pur- By Mr. Dow of Brooks—Of Equal Rights friends, employed the chased on a basis of nominate a candidate for around the arm of competitive bids, was OrangeLodge, No. 400 of Bangor; of George that the rare beauty of his character was Tampa Bay Hotel. He brought with him mayor and candi- in concurrence without remark. Funeral services for w.-.mj the Leadbetter passed Washington Lodge, No. 288, ol Linneus, of best known. and Mrs. Hannah Ilarri- two dates for ward officers to be supported at An act to the Lineolnville Patient, gentle always mau, wife of Charles baby alligators. the lower arm of incorporate Victory Lodge, No. 308, of Lisbon M. Harriman of the annual Water l’owet' Falls; cheerful eveu under the heaviest trials and were city election Match lltli. There •ithward and Company passed to be en- of No Surrender No. 330of Orland, held a the M. E. church iu Miss Louise W. who is a teach- again Lodge, Bangor; Kichards, was a grossed. his no North Penobscot large attendance and much interest its termination at of Advance Lodge, No. 10.; of Androscoggin afflictions, children have memory of Sunday afternoon, Feb. er in Farmington Normal attended Three tax bills were in the 7th, Rev. C. il. School, manifested. Charles presented District Lodge, No. of West harsh or unkind word ever his Bryant officiating. George E. Knowlton, chair- F:. House all of 2.; Farming- any passing 1. had the Alumni banquet of the school in Bos- the line strikes as by Irving 1‘resque Lie, relat- ton Lodge. Soper charge of the funeral ar- man of the to lips, a pure, well balanced life, and a beau- city committee,called the caucus the ing the taxation of tailroad companies, Petitions rangements. Interment was in Ilil'side ton, Feb. 23d. i; character of the in favor of school mill tax bill Saturday, to order. Charles expiess companies and fran- til ul death when in the full measure of his cemetery at Penobscot. Mrs. S. Bickford was chosen as •i is primarily in con- corporate were presented as follows ; Harriman chises. died on Mrs. James of Searsport and chairman and :.i ime. The second By Mr. Dow of Brooks—Of M. W. Lenfest years God called him home. Of such the February 15th, after a very- Sw^eetser WilmerJ. Dorman as secreta- The express bill provides that express severe illness of several months at about 80 Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lord were called to The >choodic cut-off, as and 11 others of Palermo; of Edmund Master has said: “Well done thou ry. stcretary read the call and the companies shall pay annually three per Brewster good years of age. Beside her husband she | k 1 This line starts and 22 others of Waldo county; West Brooksville last week by the death of chairman then announced cent, of their gross The three and faithful servant, thou has been faithful leaves one daughter, Mrs. Orrin that nominations •iml runs due north receipts. per of Delbert Paul and 14 others of Morrill; Ginn of their laird. cent, shall be on all one brother brother, Onfai for a candidate for Lake business done in the ot C. II. and 18 others of over a few 1 will make thee ruler Orland, and one sister, Josiali Mayor were in order. iM: view, up be- Libby Winterport. things, and Miss into ■State, including a proportional part on all Resolve in favor of M., Elizabeth Harper of North E. L. of this but Geo.E. Johnson fe .• Township 4, | Benjamin Went- over enter thou into the of Warren, formerly city, Judge said Ire would present expiess business coining fiom other States many, joy thy Penobscot. ut 20 miles above worth ot Morrill, late private of Capt. for a resident of has the name of a as one many years Bucksport, businessman, one who had or countries into this State and on all going George F. 5th Mounted Lord.” We think of him not whose to Lippins, Company, Mrs. Emma taken the local for the New York been identilied with from this State other States and coun- w as in S. Gould, widow of the late agency the business interests jo> p. oject means to the Artillery passed to be engrossed. noble life has ended, but only just begun tries, provided, however, that nothing shall Lapt. John Gould, died in Feb. Life Insurance of Belfast from who iii- cue knows. The a fairer clime where the beautiful soul that Searsmont, Company. boyhood, was inter- apply to goods or merchandise in transit 4tli. Mrs. Gould formerly lived in Camden will spoil their The committee on temperance returned Mrs. H. D. ested in the schools, in the local the State. was rejected in his face shall ex- and is well remembered our older Iloiyoke left town-Saturday industries, Tier men that through on the Merrill resolve to peaceful by peo- say majority reports For the and who would do all in liis to ad- The corporate franchise act provides that annuli the fifth amendment in the of God’s love until it at- ple. past 30 years she had made for a two weeks’ stay in Boston. She will power ii; just which is to the constitu- pand light her every corporation shall pay an annual fran- home with her brother in Searsmont. vance tire interests of the In Perhaps both are tion, or “resubmission,” in the Senate Mon- tains We shall miss his have charge of a millinery store at Booth- city. present- chise as follows: For com- perfection. presence bhe leaves one J. YV. Gould of against the proportioned day. The majority report, which was son, this ing the name of James II. Howes he would op pro- in the home and in all the walks of but place. She was laid to bay Harbor the coming season. panies whose capitalization does not exceed that the resolve not to was life, rest beside her hus- hif eh will be of the ought pass, sign- move, if no other name w as to to band in Mountain She presented, that future, the lumber $50,000, $10; up $200,000, $20; up $500,- ed Seuators Hastings and .Mills and repre- the memory of his pleasant voice and face cemetery. was near- Miss Jane Brown arrived Friday from 000, $35; up to $1,000,000, $75; and the fur- ly 85 y ears old.—Camden Herald. the nomination be made bj acclamation. 5.v; sentatives Irving, Dow, Perkins, Libby and will remain with us for a On where she has been teach- ther sum of for many day. Enfield, Maine, 'f the $50 per year each additional Waldron. The that the The motion was seconded and h Somerset Ex minority report, earth we shall see him no promptly million dollars. more, yet in the SECRET ing school, to spend her vacation with her Mr. llowes was isked permission to resolve ought to pass, was signed by Sen- SOCIETIES. nominated hr acclamation The railroad bill that railroad fuller life we feel that he Mr. and Mrs. Fred A recess was then ■ inthnnimost provides ator Brown and Representavies Newbert larger, beyond, parents, W. Brown. taken that waids ], 2 and point shall an annual excise tax 3 ■.dins corporations pay and Pooler, liotli were tabled on will welcome us we too The might hold their caucuses. 1 here was wild and un- reports again when shall postponed special meeting of Miss Bertha who was on their amount of their gross Timothy- Darby, called to her but one contest in the iks rich and transporta- motion of Senator Staples and will be taken wards. In ward 1, ugh tion When such have crossed the river of death. Chase Lodge of Masons to work the Fellow- home in West I. I. ! his road will also receipts. average riceipts up for debate Thursday. Senator Staples Brooksville recently by the Clough and E. 11. llaney were named per mile do not exceed the tax shall be w Craft is called for lor councilman. in Canada to Oak- $500, ill support the minority report and Sena- “Faithful, tender, kind, obliging, degree Friday evening, illness of her grandfather, Eben Davis, has Mr. Clough received 26 to of one 1 equal one-half per cent, of the tor Mills the and Mr. 25 and when Vntral to the sea. majority. Ail thy life a work of love; March 1st. returned to her in this llaney rotes, the re- when the employment city. sult was t A: Farmington gross receipts; average receipts Heaven itself is now made dearer, announced,on motion Mr. Clough’s per mile exceed $1500 and do not exceed Palestine commandery, No. 14, Knights nomination was made unanimous. which will make Feeling that thou dwell’st above.” Fred Coombs of who an en- When the tax shall be to MASC0N0M0, 2:io 1-4, SOLD. Islesbortq has the m olian Pacific from $2000, equal three-quar- Templar, worked the Order of the Red general caucus was again called to or- ters of one per cent, of the gross The Joral offerings were very beautiful, gineer’s position in New York, was called der the several ward tickets i, one of the beat receipts the of Cross on two candidates were re- so Bought by Imperial Trotting Society last Friday- even- and on, increasing the rate of the tax and consisted of a double home the illness of his who will ported, including those of wards 4 and seaboard. The for bouquet of white by wife, 5, one quarter of one percent, for each addi- Moscow, Russia, $10,000. ing. Following the work a banquet was who held their caucuses the latter project and from Mr. and Mrs. accompany him on his return to his duties. Mondaj evening, | tional $500 of average gross receipts per pinks hyacinths served. as follows: :>• mill Wednesday (Hartford, Conn., Daily Times, Feb. 19th.) j mile or fractional part thereof, provided Luman Richardson, casket piece of pink WARD ONE. The trotting stallion Masconomo, 2:1QJ, Golden Cross Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Perkins have re- that the rate shall in no event exceed six and white and narcissus from Temple, Pythian Sisters, has been sold by Maitland B. Smith of this pinks Miss turned from where were Alderman. .WilmerJ. Dorman per cent. will meet Portland, they the city to the Imperial Trotting association of Addie F. Wentworth, of white to-morrow, Friday, evening. A K. Doak EVENT. Remonstrances against removal of state bouquet guests for some weeks of Mrs. Perkins sis- Councilmeu.George j Moscow, Russia. The sale took place Mon- full attendance is requested as business of 1. T. capital were presented as follows: pinks and daffodils, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Mrs. S. U. at Elizabeth. Clough day afternoon, and the price paid by the the utmost is to come ter, Mason, Cape School Committee.Rev. A. A. Smith t By Mr. Reynolds of Winslow—E. W. Gar- of importance before Society Receives Russian representative, who has been iu Wade, double bouquet pinks, Mrs. Free- Constable.Geo. W. Frisbee land and three others of Benton; of Frank the meeting. Mrs. Essie P. Carle is out of town on a and Wife. this for the ten was man Wentworth and Mrs. Went- Warden.Arthur W. Coombs \ W. Gifford and 20 others of Benton. city past days, $10,000. Henry This is the ever Mr. and business and She will visit Ward Clerk. 'try was the scene Mr. of highest figure received in worth, easket of white narcis- Mrs. John E. Hart gave a recep- pleasure trip. .Chester FI. Perkins By Montgomery Camden—Of W. Connecticut for with piece pinks, h took place Satur- ahorse, the single ex- her Miss Pierce in and W ARD TWO. j Starrett of Hope and 29 others. sus and hyacinths, Miss Lizzie A. Hilt, iou to the Knights of Pythias and ladies a sister, Mary Boston, i 4 dO o'clock. The ception of the sale made some years ago to By Mr. Dow of Brooks—Of E. D. Tasker the hotel in Burnham go to New York before her return next Alderman.S. M. R. Locke 1 tendered to Rev. the llubingers of New Haven by David Ghelsea, Mass., bouquet of pinks and tulips, Feb. 13th, in honor and 34 others of Jackson. _ Councilmeu.John S. Davidson ■ who received for of week. j ok by the Kaptist Mr. Wood of Bluehill—Of Seth M. McCleary, $10,100 Elastic Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wentworth, bouquet their daughter, Mrs. Rosa N. Winn of By Pointer. W. C. Libby ,woui one nunureu 42 of Mr. and P. Mass. A School Young and others of Lineolnville. \1 o DoonAmr, «ril1 Vw. i.cnH d„1,.I„ 1...-1 pinks, Mrs. Frank Blodgett, Haverhill, large number was Miss Elizabeth K. Bobbins arrived from Committee. (.lias. S. Bickford euple were present to J tie committee on a IT airs legal reported uoume oi ana airs. preseui, inciuuing guests irom JNew Port- 1? Acton EVirlntr mnrnimr t/x cnon.i 1*7 «skin» Constable.W. It. Ualker his who were iug purposes, lie is a remarkable high- oouquet pinKs narcissus, wife, favorably on the bill to abolish Fast day Warden.Geo. A. Russell of residence a grade horse, handsome; is beautiful seal L. E. Richards, double bouquet of pinks land, Camden, Old Town, Belfast, Pittsfield with her ... by and to make Patriots day on April 19 a ton’s birthday parents, Mr. and MOItn Vy iUHUSeilU Miss Ethel brown in color, has a well-formed and in- and A Krown, holiday. and narcissus, Mr. C. A. Kelly, Chelsea, Sew York. social time was enjoyed- L. Robbins. telligent head, and is of a con- Mrs L. She returned to Bos- WARD THREE. Master Everett Nut- When the bill that the State possessed Mass. Refreshments of ice providing formation from hoofs to withers line that cream, sherbet and Vilson. As the party shall over Monday noon. Aldermau.A. 0. Stoddard support all highway bridges 40 cake were itch was denotes a high-class individuality. In per- “Folded the worn hands the still served. Councilmen. played by feet in length came up iu the Senate today upon breast, E. S. Shuman lie members of tl e fection of gait, Masconomo has no superior. Dear gentle hands we so often have Mr. and Mrs. Fred Black and Misses J. the Totman amendment that the bill should pressed, Red Men from all over Maine were in lleniy Chaples It is strong, smooth and frictionless, and is Well have we loved but God loved School j.i ippearaneeasthey include bridges in districts was offered and you, you Rena and Harriet Black of North Searsport Committee.W, i„ Hall room in the form as much admired as has been his speed. best, Bangor Feb. 22ud attending a pow-wow and Constable.A. D. the bill and amendment were tabled until were in the last week on their to Smalley The loss to American breeders will be Dear one He’s city way tie children at the Feb. • given you rest.” initiation in city hall under the of Warden.Fred M. Smalley 27th. is at auspices i Nutter and Miss greater than present appreciated. —Com. Doichester, Mass., where they will make Hard Clerk..[>. D. H. Carter The committee on financial affairs report- Masconomo’s in the the local tribe. The total attendance was for Mr. and Mrs. appearance firmament their home. ed ought to pass on the bill appro- about permanent WARD FOUR.I ocath a of productive fame has really been sudden. 700. Teams from various tribes, in- large white $30,000 for two years for priating annually While Americans have been slow to come Xu the death of Alderman.Willis S. Hatch opie blossoms. The a home fur feeble minded. Eben Mayo West of cluding that of the Winnepurket tribe of Quartermaster Janies I. Staples; who was the to a realization of high qualities of this Couitcilmeu.t hus. II. Woods platform by The House by practically a party vote Frankfort Feb. X, 1907, the family, the com- Lynn, Mass., 50 members, exemplified the in the pilot house of the steamer Larch- anees Hazel horse, the Russians were quick to recog- Richard Merriam Davis, accepted the majority report of the com- and the town suffer various School Helen nize the value of the horse to their national munity a severe loss. degrees. Tarratiue Tribe of this mont at the time of the collision, passed Committee.Eli C. Merriam ■»■*, Russell, mittte on elections retaining as members of an breeding stables. Heuee the He was born Oct. 1871 and was was Constable.Rosuoe L. Rolersou It, Mover, who act- the House L. 11. Waldron of Dexter and departure 21, the city represented by District Deputy through Belfast last Thursday on his way 1 from New England of oue of its best bred Warden.Ephraim W. Wiley tiijlJ ushers. After the Dana L. Therriault of F'ort Kent, whose youngest child of a family of five of the Great Sachem, Orriu J. Dickey; Past to his home in North Brooksville. Hard ’Ci am aud proven sires. Clerk.Halter G. Hatch i,iV was rendered, seats were contested. late Eli and Ann Masconomo has sired ten colts. All but C., Maria (Nickerson) Sachems, Rufus C. Barton, Edwin S. Per- WARD ", by Miss Gladys Ab- V Mrs. W. H. Burns of Fort who FIVE. one are trotters—a recommend West cf Frankfort. He was unmarried kins and C. M. Fairfield, le Winnie Kerr and pretty good Smalley, and candidates, Aldermau.Edwin Frost “A bill a as to the of the horse to transmit to has been the guest of her Mrs. (> in Mo by Miss Lenore to supply crying need,” and “a ability and had remained at home with the William F. Laugill, Clarence E. Hall and daughter, Councilmen. Peter Olsen "f the bill to 600 rumsellers in a his progeny the gait with which he himself E. of n|, society, Miss legalize prohi- parents as the other members of the B. Wescott of this Young Skowhegan recently, came to Fjugene S. Achoi u bition were is endowed. Nine of these colts family Ilenry city. The degrees si uperintendent, pre- State.” Those the two designa- richly Belfast last and is the of School Committee.Rev. Win. from 2:34 tu 2:15. scattered to make homes for themselves in were conferred the Friday guest her Vaughan l'hilbrook a beauti- tions presented Feb. 21st by friends and op- have shown trials Prin- upon three Constable. candidate Mrs. I). L. Wilson. Bert E. Aiinis for the bill before ces Eua, in whom every New England Other of the State or in other o m granddaughter, ti as the gift of the ponents druggists’ liquor parts States, this city by Winnepurket Tribe of Harden.Fred N. Savery f the eommittee. horseman is personally interested, is ; the vestry stood a legislative temperance and on him the widowed mother depended Lynn. Ward Clerk...Cyreno P. Gilmore a.-11 laden table from Charles U. Davis of Bangor, member of Masconomo’s (thus far) best representative. A. J. Mason attended the session of the to continue the home to which she came as the State board of com- She is now in Ed. Geer’s training stable. in Gardiner ip... tributed delicacies pharmacy, told the A. O. U. W. last Thursday. a Liberty Lodge, F. & A. M., has A CORRECTION. nformal social hour mittee that the temperauce people turn to Princess Ena as a 2-year-old in 1906 showed bride nearly fifty years ago. The death adopted They were entertained with a fine banquet the when need in a half in 1:03, a in seconds. the resolutions of to best of a tin.. .atly enjoyed by the druggist they liquor their quarter 30J of the husband and father last May was following respect and the feeling prevailed assuring families, and if he sells it Masconomo is by Arion, 2:07| (the Brother year. A full To the Editor of The Journal: Id We bj tlieir pastor and they stigmatize the first to occur in this home in all these Joseph Beaulieu: prosperous ensuing delega- him as a criminal. The law is champion 2-year-old of the world);bis dam, tion was an item relating to the Girls’ Home publish- lb: interested in them proposed Whereas it has pleased the Grand Master present. d Tribune. similar to that in Massachusetts and other llouri, 2:17, was by the great trotting siie years, and the only break in the family ed in the last issue of The Journal, through of the Universe in his infinite wisdom to Sewell L. of a vet- local option States for and re- Onward; his second dam was by Membrino save for the death of Ueywood Bucksport, some misunderstanding we presume, an er- dry towns, circle, two little remove from Liberty Lodge No. Ill qpiresa physician’s prescription. I’atchen, and his third and fourth dams by eran of the Civil War, a member of Co. E, ror appears which the board of directors d granddaughters, which occurred some death, Brother Beanlieu; be it Frederick 11. Wilson of also were thoroughbreds. So it will be seen therefore, desire corrected. Will you kindly print the S A PARDON. Brunswick, Resulved, That in the death of Brother Sixth Maine volunteers, has received the of Ihe commission, said that with this law that Masconomo’s qualities are inherited, years ago in another part of the State. following statement: beciai te v Beaulieu Liberty Lodge loses a member entire original records of the company dur- At the time the the pharmacy commissioners would be en- a d they are pretty good guarantees with Eben West had society accepted the otter t Morning Sentinel.) Physically always seemed who was ever ready at all times to his abled to weed out the fake drug stores. which to leave old Connecticut for the give ing its whole service in the same box that of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Griffin to take charge remarkably strong, and his early death in best efforts for its welfare. Of a j*.'... -i A petition for Kev. C. E. Owen, Waterville, of the civic imperial stud of the Moscow association. pleasing weie from his of the Home for the w inter or until a per- the full and personality and possessing a they kept in, friend, Capt. >,. Edminster of league, said that there are who The horse will leave Hartford Wednesday vigor strength of his splendid sterling manent matron could be engaged, it wits physicians character he was one with whom it was a Frederick Ginn. per, who is will write after manhood comes as a blow to voted to pay Mrs. Griffin $(> week, the serving liquor prescriptions for 10 cents, noon._ great all who pleasure to be associated. per la months in the and that the bill would kill the search and usual sum paid a matron. Also to board IN knew him. He was a man of strong and Resolved, That we extend to his be- Messrs, land Mines. E. L. Gowan, C. F. received at the seizure of TRANSFERS REAL ESTATE. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin, one horse and two prosecutions druggists. reaved our heartfelt Shaw ; Misses Alice Macintosh, Franke M. the State Mrs. L. M. sterling qualities and of upright character, family sympathy in cows, the Home to have the of the House, N. Stevens of the W. C. T. U. their affliction. Davis, Gertrude Gow an, Eva Bartlett; proceeds sed the and The following transfers in real estate much beloved his friends and milk. Iu older to accommodate this stock opp bill, said that Neal Dow by many That our Stanley Twomey and Earl Gillen he Resolved, charter be draped Messrs. the horse owned the and two pardon of Ed- recognized the need of liquors, which many were recorded in l\aldo County highly who knew wree among those who in Stod- by society Registry respected by everybody for thirty days, that a copy of these resolu- spent Sunday cows reasoqp: now dispute, and wrote the feature Pomo- were sold at a sacrifice. The contract agency of Deeds for the week ending Feb. 25, 1907: him. he was tions be placed upon our that a dard's canyon.—The Daily Progress, Relieve his Socially pleasant and genial records, has been carried out and the sum as ab .ve by im- into the Maine law. The agency system is be sent to na, Calif., Feb. 12th. '' F. to copy the family of our debeased f' ber that he has but it is better than the Caroline Black, Belfast, Cyrus E. and always ready with a helping hand to paid Sirs. Griffin for fourteen weeks, in- bad, Kansas drug- Brother and also to the local Mr. and Mrs. Shaw are of Mrs. E. ;o'd to Tibbetts, do.; land and buildings in Belfast. papers. guests stead of “free service” as slated in the item i meet the ends gists’ law. those who needed his assistance in any of public Luther F. E. A. Carpenter, Brooks, to J. R. Irving, i Committee L. Gowan in Pomona. published. S'! le.,.; policy. Representative McKinney of way. H c was a S' !},’ ^AEalIA, are land and buildings in Brooks. member of Monroe Lodge, 0. W. > on The inlormed that he Bridgton, characterized it as a law to do.; Ripley, society appreciate the service render- give V. et I. 0. W. J. Hon. and Mrs. Waldo ed 1:‘alth is the a Hannah Elmer, als., Lincolnville, to O. F., of Loyal Rebekah of Greely, ) Resolutions P ettengilland thei by Sir. and Mrs. Griffin hut in to phi not n, rapidly fall- druggists monopoly of the liquor busi- Lodge justice i, » ai d Herbert McCobb, do.; land in daughter, Miss of the of the lie is not likely to ness, and said that “if we want to Lincolnville. Monroe and of Granite of North Me., Feb. 1907. Elizabeth Petteugill, patrons Home believe this expla- repeal W. to Grange Liberty, 23, Rumford sailed nation bis 13 months’ seu- let us do H. Hunt, Burnham, Caroline H. Falls, from Boston Satur- due. prohibition it squarely.” Searsport, in all of which he took an active Hunt, doj land in Burnham. At the meeting of the grand lodge of the day for a European trip. They go to the Mrs. G. G. Winslow. interest and fcf I'" believe that there is Mary E. Hodges, Lincolnville, to Clair had held important positions, A. 0. U. W. in Gardiner, Feb. 21st, the fol- Mediterranean, landing at Naples, and then t”1 In the Senate Feb. 22nd Mr. of Hodges, do.; land in Lincolnville. go north. They bave.no as to when , “by further viola- Libby being Vioe Noble Grand of the Odd Fel- officers were elected or plans Death of E. L. Freeman. ■ Waldo presented the remonstrance of E. P. Washington Moore, Monroe, to Wilbert lowing appointed: they will return, but will be «Hriu» lows at the time of He gone several Merrill and 35 others of of S. Frankfort; land in Frankfort. his death. succeed- Past grand master workman, Edwin E. months. petition will be held Bluehill; York, Central R. Charles E. Kuowltou H. Milliken, to ed his father as of Falls, I., Feb. 24. Edward ^'snri1!,!"itlily meeting of the and 145 others of Bel- Wm. Portland, Carrie F. trustee the Waldo and Stone, Biddeford; grand master workman, L. fast the Belfast; land and in illustrated lecture given in Petten- Freeman, State railroad commissioner severally against repeal of Chapter Black, buildings Bel- Penobscot Agricultural and was S. Lewiston .'lhe, and 17 of the Public Society George Longley, ; grand fore- ?|U* hall, Friday evening, Feb. public printer, died of pneumonia at Laws of 1905, regulating fast. one 15, by Rev. of the selectmen of the town of Frank- man, William H. Uatch on the his home in this city today, 72 the praotice of veterinary surgery, medi- Henry Pendleton, Frankfort, to Flora E. Paine, Skowhegan; grand v }?' Belfast, subject of aged years. Yellowstone For 27 he was a 0F lffF cine and dentistry. Reed, do.; land and buildings in Frankfort. fort. His illness was of only two weeks’ overseer, James U. McMahon, Waterville; Park, was largely attended years member of the Rhode granges. grand A. D. and enjoyed. The Island Legislature, serving two terms as Mr. Mills of Hancock: Remonstrance of Mark P. Palmer, Thorndike, to Wallace duration. An attack of the measles guide, Ames, Buoksport; grand primary school, under f^S was A. G. the auspices of which Speaker of the House of D. T. Conley and others of Isle au Haut, C. Palmer, et al., do.; land in Thorndike. recorder, Andrews, Augusta; grand the lecture was held, Representatives. u o' '’.!met Feb. 26tli with followed by tonsilitis, from which he did Charles F. cleared about and Miss At the time of his retirement from the V.1. against close time on lobsters in Hanoock Jessica Louise Roberts, Auburndale, receiver, Roberts, Portland; $14, Houston, the Leg- not inside teacher of the islature, in 1902, he was the County. Mass., to Daniel H. Devereau, Brunswick; seem to rally.^ A consultation of grand watch,-Newton R. Elliott; grade, naturally feels pleased Republican grand outside Fred with her venture.—Island Falls leader of the Senate. Mr. Freeman was Also: Remonstrance of D. laud in physicians was held and was watch, Frisbee; grand correspon- v. ... George Gray Searsport. appendicitis medical dence News. prominent in Masonic o and 26 others of Brooksville close Winslow W. Seavey, et ah, Troy, to Tur- examiner, J. F. Hill, Waterville; Bangor circles, having filled Nearsport, installed against discovered. An immediate was in fcl’lNi- time on clams. Center operation member finance committee for three nearly every important office the order. Feb. 23d. ner Dairy Association, Auburn; years, He deemed which was at Albert M. Arnold II. Jones of the firm of was the oldest grand master, ami was K^l'tGuege*'• * 'm?'""8’ In the House Mr. Skidmore! of land in necessary, performed Spear, Gardiner;trustees, Edwin Fuller & Monroe, was present Liberty Troy. of also a past grand commander of the presented the of Rev. E. E. Morse Leslie J. Ward, Troy, to Fred M. the and which he survived Stone, Biddeford; Charles F. Johnson, Jones, publishers the Courier-Gazette, Grand petition Conner, home, only was of and 18 others of Morrill land in Waterville; A. B. Farnham, A nominated for mayor by the Commandery Massachusetts and Rhode [Syrian,, in favor of an act do.; Troy. about hours. The funeral ser- Bangor. Republb twenty-four feature of the meeting was the cans of Rockland last His Island, Knights Templars. He was a na- k,brvftst (;supper given by prohibiting prize fighting and sparring contesting Thursday night. tive of vice was held on Feb. 3d, at his by J. J. Maher of of the name was placed before the caucus W'aterville, Me., and two sons and a of ,'enter Montville, exhibitions. A healthy man is a king in his own Sunday, Augusta reelection by a C*!* fV right; late of Justice as a member daughter survive. 22nd, was well Remonstrances against removal of State an unhealthy man is an unhappy slave. Bur- home and though the weather was cold Spear of the finance prominent Republican from each ward and i|„FHb- oomm the The deceased was a brother of E. C. wa8 80me capital were as follows: dock Blood Bitters builds sound and ittee. Jnstice Spear won by a vote of nomination was by acclamation. Ex F’ree- “her a,ialf tairi‘8e *20 presented up health- inclement a very large company as- man of bills were Mr. 67 to 31. A. J. Mason Mayor Israel Snow was chairman of the Lincolnville, and with his family paid. By Herrick of Brooklin—Of W. A. keeps you well. represented Enter the sembled to pay the last tribute of love and prise Lodge of this caucus and Frank B. Miller was spends summer months at his cottage at city. secretary. Lake t City. -—-.- FEBRUARY. Liabilities $804,436. Letter from Wolfville, N. S. THE MAINE STATE PRISON. his Tbe old, old wonder of lengthening days 1. C. Atkinson File* Voluntary Petition In Stopped Is with us once again; the winter’s snn, Bankruptcy. west when Is Commendation from California Prison Re- To the Editor of The Journal: Slow sinking to the day A sequel to the failure of the Atkin- done, form in that State. son house furnishing company of this The weekly visits of The Journal keep Each eve a little with us longer stays, city which some years ago was one of Dizziness And cheers tbe landscape with his The of the me informed of the current events of snowy present management the best known concerns throughout rays. and and such news is Maine State Thomaston has New was furnislibd Feb 20th Belfast vicinity, Steep Palls, Me., July 31, 1906. Nor do we notice what he has began prison'at England commended all who the in always of interest. No secular papei “I have used the true ‘L. F.’ Bitters Until a month or more of days have run. been most highly by by voluntary petition bankruptcy When we exclaim, “How long the light de- of Isaac C. Atkinson of Mattapan. that comes under lias its for constipation and dizziness and re- have knowledge* of it and the facts and my eye local, lays I” The liabilities are scheduled at $804,- ceived much benefit from them, being in the annual of Warden town, State, national and general news So let some kindly deed, however slight, figures report 436, every item of which dates back 10 almost entirely cured from dizziness, He daily done by us, that to the waste so well Bernes O. Norton speak for themselves. or 15 years. The petition is applied for systematized. with which I was greatly afflicted be- Of selfishness some light it may impart— an to relieve Mr. Atkinson of further On hither I a not noticed till we the night Now we have praise from unexpected per- my way spent nearly fore I used the Bitters.” Mayhap fpel the Is less within our and broader sonal legal liability, the affairs of week visiting friends in the vicinity ot F. L. Strout. souls, quarter. Miss Grace E. Batcheider of 1 concern having long since been settled. spaced this received a letter-from St. N. B. The in the Has grown the cheerful sunshine of the city recently Of the liabilities is John, shipping People who use “L. F.” Atwood's | $624,817 repre- heart. her E. L. in in accomodation Mr. At- harbor was so different from what it uncle, Knowlton, Bepresa, sented paper, Bitters never suffer the sick- —Samuel Francis Batehelder in Sunshine regularly, which we are kinson liable as indorser. in that it at- California, from permit- becoming was my boyhood days, nesses that come from a sys- Bulletin. The secured claims amount to deranged as “The $153,661, attention. In former ted to quote follows: last Jour tracted my years tem. Stomach, liver and bowels and while $26,000 is unsecured to about 100 This May Interest You. nal received contained a interest- there were scores of vessels, very creditors for merchandise. sailing blood are in a condition of No one is immune from kept perfect kidney trouble, at for those Cure ing report of the Maine State prison. Assets are scheduled nominally * mostly ships, and large times, healthfulness by this useful medicine. so just remember that P’oley’s Kidney A Asa reliable family tonic, in all complaints of the stoma'. I MU will the and cure That has been read here at the $2,780.—Boston Globe. m bowels, Dr. True’s Elixir or B half a dozen or so were at stop irregularities any report especially constipation, stands wither |BH Now only is a with a I are the standard remedy. and bladder trouble that is not ■ pure vegetable compound successful rc- ... ■ Will They family kidney Folsom with a deal of curi- wonderfully the and the steel tramp the reach of mediciue.—R. H. prison good The NationalMagazine for March has '\m Adults as well as children are troubled with worms. Tii- 7 --'e, *®5l. B ^ wharves; big At dealers, 35c. beyond are: with a your U Indigestion, variable ; foul .. 0la< Moody. osity and surprise. The showing there another article on the Jamestown Ex- appetite tongue, offVi:< 7'7 B 'lip steamers are doing the work. By their Ba| hard and full belly, with occasional gripings and pains atom .-7 7 dI SIS the conceit all out and also contaius an M eyes heavy and dull, of the like doll’s made takes of us. position, apprecia- itching nose, short, dry cough kt ra/a,I I lllf side, the sailing vessels look A NEW SCHOOL teeth, ; slow and often in hf is in and the WANTED, BUILDING tion William Hemstreet, of ■ starting during sleep fever, children c >,77., ft t&S The fund trust, principal With this I mail you a portion of the by Anthony » and bed wetting. OQvul8ioa, ■ M houses. Times who is the un- change. at Comstock, perhaps least A doses of Dr. True’s Elixir will expel the worms if there can be drawn only by his relatives the of con- S are anv 1 To Editor The Journal: San Francisco Chronicle which most of as a gentle laxative tonic, clearing the stomach and bowels of all wast. 7 B BB Since Wolfville has been the derstood and abused any great ■ those 1828, hir The other I heard some ■ organs swee-t and dean—it increases the appetite, causing pure hf Ml death. day an on our reformer of dow 1 of Does this extract from “The Making of tains editorial State prisons. the age. The “Homes of through the body, thus invigorating the w hole system with rugg< : d to B| education il center for the Baptists fTv If taken it friends remark that doubted if H. K- regularly will prevent coughs. colds fevers and worms ■ fl they an American’’ Jacob Riis You take this editorial into The Longfellow,” by Mary Northeud, Sold druggists, 86c, Write for the maritime The three in- by perhaps may by 60c, $1.00. booklet, Children and TV.- I §§£ provinces. this now a little three “Natural Beauties of Utah,” by W. C. woman, past the reason we do not Journal office and hand it to the editor ■ »l. F. TRUE A CO., Auburn, Me. I fl — Ilorton the give only why and “On the Site of the White _PR. stitutions Academy, score would be as in her Jenkins, years, happy a new in as it will be to interest him.” has a staff of have school building Belfast? likely City,” are strong articles.that appear in Ladies’ Seminary (which new furnished almost in elegant home, “When there are two sides to a is the editorial: this number. The “Manning Maids” is teachers) and Acadia Col- thing Following twenty-five and surrounded by every it is not to at the of it one of tlie best illustrated articles to be palatial style, difficult get right PRISONS. VERY were never so flourishing as today, OUR STATE SERIOUS lege, luxury that money can buy, as in her in an argument, and to carry public found in any of the March magazines. The liberal of Rockefeller, one for the But when there PROBLEMS FOR THE PEOPLE TO The National has a large number of gifts more humble home in the country, opinion right. of is nothing to be said against CONSIDER. first class stories, and will prove to be of $15,000, and another $100,000, the and friends of a absolutely among neighbors a proposed reform, it seems to be a number interesting and instructive WHY which were conditional upon the rais- On June 30, 1904, there were 2,331 life-time. However that may be, the human nature — American human to all members of the family. additional the male prisoners in our two State prisons COUGH WHEN ing of $100,000 by motives of her son were The nature at all events—to expect it to good. at Folsom and San Quentin. Two years of the have been a carry itself with the friends college, young man has gone west again, and through general later the number had increased to 2,- Naval Bill Passed. to Jan. 1908. good wishes but no particular lift from help. And prior 1, after makes a fe v more 008, showing an increase of 277 males great he millions, one. It is a a any very charming expres- in two The increase is D. C., Feb. 20. The Carnegie will give $25,000. W ithin and retire to years. steady, Washington, will doubtless return, sion of our faith in the power of the naval Kent’s and the State Board of Charities and appropriation bill, carrying $100,- ’91 one of the who Cough few graduates to make its it is all Syrup weeks, for quiet life. The house he bought right way, only Corrections estimate that by 1909 727,807, was passed by the Senate to- has offered to give wrong; it will not make its in the lives iu New York, his mother and sisters adjoins the lot way there will be around 3,000 mfde prison- night in 52 minutes. All the committee will cure it. If you doubt same that see it move. that the alumni generation sits by to The amendments were to. $25.o00, ou condition on which stands “The Kent a ers in the two prisons. question agreed ask of or a Lodge,” It has got to be moved along like every- any your friends, try ARE ALWAY B no is what we are going to do about it, will a like sum. This, doubt, call- else this world men. bottle. IOc. and For give substantial and well-kept house, thing in by Thtft that the 25c. sale CARRY A It B scores ci and to answering question w be Some is how we take title to the .name.” ill forthcoming. ed Kent Lodge from the fact that State Hoard ot t Parities ana correc- ONLY AT CITY DRUG STORE. have positions Query. the alumni important Queen Victoria’s father, Edward, Duke tions devotes some pages of its biennial USED ROUND THE WORLD LOWEST States. A nnmbei tire Hoard can- in the I'nited large of Kent, son of George III, was enter- Foley’s Honey and Tar cures the most ob- report. Unfortunately It has no au- Some are on the faculty stinate and the cold from tbe not settle the matter. are teachers. tained there, while visiting Wolfville, coughs expels system as it is laxative. It is guar- thority of any kind except to investi- of Yale and several other in mildly Harvard, nearly a century ago. There are quite anteed. Tbe genuine is in tbe yellow pack- gate and advise. It does investigate. .A.-*..*;_ no DVOIDlllo_ T n Sspllin. age.—R. H. Hut to follow its ad- a number of beautiful private resi- Moody. It does advise. Catarrh vice will in instances cost man. President of Cornell University. the many money, dences in tire place owned by Cured or returned. at Acadia, lie was Heavy Exports. and a good deal of it. Consequently Baker's Cocoa your money After graduating CImooi! wealthy. The first 100 lines of Long- the is not to act on The treatment and succeed Legislature likely so easy and mild professor there two years, fellow’s tel! how Wolfville the world! this is what such of the advice until a ARE THE BI- Evangeline Feeding Yes, portions any child can use it. If you ed Andrew D. White—the distinguish- The the our is and how a sentiment is created to COOKING EASY looked in 1758. hills, dykes, country doing, great strong public have this trouble call at it has become is shown the it. The State is in need ed president of Cornell for many years. the Basin of Minas Mt. Blomidon, the work by support urgent fact that last the of food of far more and year export permanent improvements Chocolate (ither are in the professions blacksmith the graduates the site of Basil's shop, reached 250 millions of dollars. than tax which a political party in and Several products any of law, medicine theology. old well, and several spots of historic Fresh beef alone was 22 12 millions, control of the State government will of churches in needs of the con- are pastors prominent interest remain. All else is changed. while bacon readied 34 millions, most risk, and before the CITY DRUG STORE, as, for of which well as most of the victs are reached the money is gone. 47 Xew York city and elsewhere; In next letter I will of other (as beef) my speak went to Great Britain. Hams and The fundamental and BELFAST, MAINE Rev. Charles A. Eaton, of expensive—but example. matters. George E. Tufts. amounted to a dozen mil- also essential—reforms are two; first, a Cleve- pickled pork Euclid Avenue Baptist church, Voli tfi 1007 lion, and the British were ttie best cus- reformatory, to which only first-term- WITH OUR IX land, Ohio, of which church, J. tomers also. Lard exports reached a ers are sent; second, sufficient rebuild- ^Highest WE CARRY heavier amount than other of the to give to ^"■Awards Rockefeller is a member, and lias been California’s Citrus-Fruit Industry. any special- ing present prisons THE WAY 01 ty, being 53 millions, hut in this arti- each prisoner a cell. The other essen- Superintendent of the Sunday school PL I E S —OILS L. A. Maynard, writing for the World cle Germany took nearly as much as tial reforms will not cost much money, in and was recently the and sin- twenty-live years, Today quotes some figures which show the British. Lard, indeed, seems in but without reformatory BRUSHES 1 chosen for the twenty-sixth year. Mr. the importance of the citrus-fruit in- very general use, and even the ship- gle-cell system little good can be done. ments to Cuba were 2 1-2 millions. But- California has a much larger prison PLUMBING A Eaton has been invited to preach the dustry to California. Conservative es- Europe timates the of the State ter and cheese amounted to 5 millions, copulation per capita than most other sermon here at place acreage baccalaureate College while even the milk was half of without the before us under orange culture alone at 75,000, export States; figures \ and and lie lias to think it is the commencement next June, while about 16,000 acres are devoted to that amount. we are inclined larg- est in the This results from Mitchell & accepted. lemon growing. In soutBern California country. America Trussel alone not less than are in- River and Harbor Bill. various causes, but largely because our if Among the prominent alumni at $50,000,000 vested directly in citrus-fruit culture, climate is as attractive to criminals as are three of the Supreme our home, judges with another $50,000,000 in related in- Washington, D. C., Feb. 20. The others. In addition to that peniten- absolutely one of whom is Sir Robert L. dustries and which owe Senate tonight passed the river and tiaries have an excellent reputation Registered niinr Court, enterprises u. s. rat. office rilnt source. harbor of $92,720,472. All with criminals, as supplying an excel- Weatherbe of Halifax, the Chief Jus- their origin to the same The appropriation On and after 1)*o table shows the expansion in the committee amendments were agreed lent diet, with plenty of bad company tice of this Province. So the small following at Burnham aud Wat- a of ten to. and little to do. They are disgraceful- Made a scientific blend- the citrus industry for period by for and from Bam- colleges have their sphere. A few ly over-crowded, and are nothing more years- of the best Cocoa beans Boston, will run as 1. The editor of the Memphis, Tenn., or less than universities of crime. It ing FILL BIN WITH years ago, President Hyde of Bowdoin Season Carloads boxes | ONE •Times” writes: “In my opinion Foley’s is claimed by those most familiar with in the FROM .. said that when he was in Washington, 1894-95 best for grown tropics—the 7,575 2,545,200 Iloney and Tar is the remedy the subject that the great majority of the 1895 90 6,915 2,323,500 coughs, colds and lung trouble, and to my result of 126 of suc- he found that the speaker House, of first termers are not criminals-rthey years Belfast, depart jj 1896-97.. 7,350 2,469.600 own Iloney Point. the chair- personal knowledge Foley’s Pea Coal! City of i.lie the president Senate, 1897 98. 15.400 5,174,400 and Tar has accomplished many permanent are nearly all quite young--but persons cessful endeavor. Waldo habits who of and and the Chief 1898 99. 10,875 3,654,000 cures that have been little short of marvel- without formed criminal We have received a cargo of belt Brooks. man Ways Means, just qual- Knox 1899- 1900. 18,400 6,624,000 lous.” Refuse but the in the have committed one crime. If proper- A new and Illustrated were all any genuine handsomely j Thorndike. Justice of the United States 1900- 01. 24,900 8,964,(MX) 11. of them will be- ity PEA COAL, which you can buy, as long ;i yellow package.—R. Moody. ly dealt with the most Recipe Book sent free Unity. ,| Reed, Ding- 1901 02. 19,180 6,901,800 | Bowdoin graduates. Frye, come useful citizens. To condemn them as it lasts, for. Burnham, arrive. | 1902-03 23,871 8,593,500 ■ and Fuller, held these high offices Federal Boys Club. to San Quentin or Folsom is to create Clinton. ley, 1903 04 29,399 10,480,488 WALTER & Benton a moral that will have BAKER Ltd. ton at the same time. Thus he argued that 1901- 05 31,422 11,105,864 certainty society CO., $5.50 per Bangor. I Pittsfikld, Mass., Feb. 19. The them on its hands as confirmed crim- has a mission. At an average net value of $350 Established 1780 DORCHESTER, MASS. the small college per first annual meeting of the conference ! inals for their natural lives. They will Waterville. ] car the domestic product for the season At the end of the collegiate year, of the Federal Boys Club opened in beat large preying upon society for short 1904-05, 31,422 carloads, would represent Portland. Dr. Trotter this today. The club is a National terms, and supported in penitentiaries THE SWAN A SIBLEY CO. last June, Rev. resigned a total net income to the producers of city iiostuu, organization comprising superintend- ; by the taxpayers for long terms. In {; the of the college in order $10,997,000. About as much more : Front St., Belfast, Maine presidency ents and others interested in boys’ clubs one of the two ways they will be a con- 33, 35, 37 TO |i of a money was disbursed for cultivation, to accept the pastorate large Bap- and their work the United stant source of to society, so TELEPHONE 8-2. packing and freight, making the total throughout expense tist church in Toledo, Ohio. Efforts States and Canada. The of great that as a mere measure of econo- sum for ttie president l&.'.Vv. crop nearly $20,iK)0,000. tlie is A. Riis of with no to the have been made to obtain a successor, organization Jacob my, regard humanity, ( New York. cost of dealing with them properly is a Portland. man has not been se- Williams* Kidney Fills. but a suitable yet _ profitable expenditure. So long as they Have Have Waterville... eured, and probably will not he until you neglected your kidneys? Young Subaltern (having applied in vain j iiuuale togttner, a dozen or more m one you overworked your nervous system and for the to bosom LIVE Bangor the ,-nil of the term in Julie. customary overdratt, cell, very little can be done for them. present caused trouble with your kidneys and blad- a friend)—I say, old chap, most extraordi- In that the greater the crime Benton..... 1 After Dr. Trotter’s resignation, the der? Have you pains in loins, side, back, tiling. bankers have lost their society Clinton. nary My the the hero. The end of a \ J. groins and bladder? Have you a flabby nerve.— Punch. greater Burnham, depart govunors oi the college appointed finds the instruct- appearance of the face, especially under the -j prison term neophyte I Unity. j Y. l ifts, A. M IX C. E., who is pro- eyes? Too frequent a desire to pass urine? ed in all branches of the criminal arts Thorndike. Nan—1 don't see why Miss Mugley should STOCK Knox.. If so, Williams’ Kidney Pills will cure you. and with all his ambitions directed to fessor of history and international law, want to marry him with all her money. Brooks. ; Sample free. Uy mail, 50c. of the Dick—I guess she had to. I don’t believe criminal ends. lie is turned out Waldo. to ne ••acting until the of- \\ illianis’ O. Farmers and dealers can save the president,” Mfg. Co., Props., Cleveland, her without it.—Philadel- a new suit of specula City Point. H. he’d have taken gate with prison-made Sold by R. Moody. Im7 live stock on com- Belfast, arrive fice is lilled. phia Ledger. clothes, a reputation as a criminal, A/ tors’ profit by sending j j gjiv|#iwv« station. is a town. Fami- with in his and often not a mission. Will start a Livestock car from tFlag Wolfville growing $5 pocket, Limited tickets friend in the world. The only society If are too fat it is because food lielfast every Monday morning and load from Belfast a lies of large means often move into the you your $5.oo which will receive him is the criminal turns to fat instead of muscle—strength. stock at all stations on lielfast Branch. Cars Through ticket-' Home are retired west, via all routes place. professional and into that he goes because If are too lean the fat producing foods MUCH NEEDLESS SUFFERING society, you of livestock leave llnrnham Junction every Agent, Belfast. come for or business men, and others he has nowhere else to go, and because that you eat are not properly digested and Pres: Monday noon. Cattle can be tested for Vice the purpose of educating their children. it accords with his acquired inclina- Assimilated. F. E. Boothuv. <;» he do not hare Tuberculosis by the Tuberculin Test at fami- tions. In a few days or a few weeks Lean, thin, stringy people During the past few weeks three and Write FROM GRIP’S AFTER-EFFECTS: is in jail, and soon after back in State’s inough Pepsin in the stomach, while fat home w ith little trouble expense. lies have come. One, a Mr. Kneeland, prison. people have too much Pepsin and not for information. I from Xew York, superintendent of the A reformatory is not a “reform ■nough Pancreatine. a State F. L. LIBBY, Burnham, Maine a ■White Rock Pulp Mill Co., an AmeVi- school” for delinquents, but DR. WILLIAMS- PINK PILLS ARE A SPECIFIC. for the confinement of prison- Telephone, Burnham 1-3. & a prision Call S\IJUlCrtie uutL nas uuuguL iai^c 1 ers convicted for the first time of felo- rXn and built their mills gi timber area, pulp nies. There is a prison uniform—not This is a Safe Which Will Kodol some eight miles from Wolfville. Ilis Remedy Powerful, yet Perfectly Tonic, the striped suits—prison discipline, PASSENGER R instruction. The household goods come through by train, Build up the System, the Nerves, Restore prison work, prison For Dyspepsia EASTERN T MSHIP GO. Strengthen sentence is usually indeterminate. He In tffect Monday R arriving eariv in February. A few Lost Flesh and Bring Good Health. gets out—after a certain fixed term— Contains all the digestive juices that are days later, Feb. 13tli, a freight car when, in the opinion of the officials, he found in a healthy stomach, and in WINTER REDUCED RATES, I’lilJiM A N jH em- brought the household goods of a fami- extreme ueniuiy, a constant sense oi me. While 1 was suffering in this way l is fit to go, and when permanent exactly those proportions necessary to All through train Xp fatigue, headaches at the base of the skull chanced to run across a little book that told suited to his has been the stomach and Belfast to Boston, $2.25. Junction. m ly from Philadelphia. The mother ployment ability enable digestive organs and across the forehead and eyes, pain in about Dr. Williams’Pink Pills. The state- found for him. The object of the re- •to digest and assimilate all foods that may ^b her and will re- the sounds in the me led me to Leave Sear come with children, back, deafness, hissing ments in it impressed and buy is to not teach ho v to eaten. Kodol is not a spoil X| formatory only be only perfect EFFECTIVE TO MARCH 31, 1907. t.*r ami at v head, stomach disorder, palpitation of the a box. It was fortunate for me that I did, arriving B main while are vv but to substitute the habit of but it is a reconstructive, tis- gor 7.40 a. So I. Sf they passing through heart—these are symptoms that mark the for these the I need- ork, digestant, in.. pills proved very thing » the habit of which is sue tonic as welL Kodol relieves Foxcroft 9.13 a. in.. B the It will take seven or after-effects of And these as soon work for idleness, building 9 schools. eight grip. lingering ed tu cure me. Improvement set in 8.43 a »< of most first crimes. What- Sour Stomaclv in.. Millin and stubborn after-effects are often worse as I' to take them, and it was very the cause indigestion, Dyspepsia, Fort Kent B years at least, before they all complete began p. m., than the disease itself. The health of the. marked the time I had finished the first ever moral influence can be exteuded Heartburn, Palpitation of the Heart and Fort Fail field 2 43 p The father— by their college course. body is badly shattered and oftentimes box. Four boxes made me a well woman. is made the most of. The evidence is Constipation. You will like it Cariboo 2.50 p. in jB there seems to be no to restore it. ; whose parents live at Annapolis, not way The In fact, the pills proved so thoroughly that of first convicts so treated about Leave—1 angor B? sufferer becomes irritable and the is 4.11 p m., v, i! V nervous, adapted to my case that there nothing cent are restored to useful citi- What You Eat Miio manv miles from Wolfville—is is to the 75 per Digests 7. in ill I'm t Fail ■ captain system powerless resist attacks of further to say except that I sincerely rec- p. The others are the confirmed m Caribou *• H the steamer “Admiral such diseases as bronchitis, pneumonia and ommend Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills to any zenship. Rests the rebuilds the 9,2*2 p. of Sampson,” who will find their stomach, consumption. who are sick as I was.” criminals ultimately LEAVE—Searspi". S’ that is the people tissues and gives firm flesh. > and commodore, as ship The story told by scores of victims of the way to the other prisons, and probably Commencing Monday, December 10. A90i>, steam for and arriving at ^B its leave Belfast for Boston virtCanidt 4.20 p. Ill So l.I.gl one of the lleet of steamers be- grip is substantially the same. One was A CHARACTERISTIC CASE. remain there most of their lives. Even at the Lab- “and.Koek- B leading ! In bottles only. Two Prepared Dover p. in.. Ci tortured terrible at the base of the of E.C.DeWitt .and, Mondays and Thursday,- dr5 by pains there are given a chance. Under Bizes, fifty cents and oratory Wed- to the “United Fruit Com- Mr. William A. Newman of Sagrada, they U.8. A. For Searsport, Bueksj ort and W'interport ; longing skull that made life unendurable and that are one dollar._ & Co., Chicago, Camden County, Missouri, says: “The at- good prison management prisoners nesdays and Saturdays at 7 45 a. m., or upon ar j a line of fruit steamers plying long defied the power of medicine; another rival of steamer from Boston. AliUl VE--StorUt«i: paf.y,” tack of which I had left me in a very into three c'asses distinguished was left tired, faint and in every way grip graded in Milo 7 and the West deaf and head On all are Leaving between American ports wretched from anasmia or scantiness oi bad fix. 1 became nearly my by their uniforms. entering HOLLISTER'S ItETCItMNU 1 'over & t-oxcioft and was filled with hiss- a in ^B 1300 the net another had horrible ached continually in the second class. l?y good "> in. ni., Bangor 8U0 India Islands. During blood; headaches, placed _ From Boston Tuesdays and Fridays at p. .^B and sounds that were fearfully Mountain Tea was nervous and couldn’t sleep: another ing roaring conduct they can rise to the first class, Bocky Nuggets Mom Rockland, via Camden, Mednesda>s and AnuiVK—Noriliii B of the lleet were three million heart liuttered and had reg- A Mcdioine for Caribou profits was left with weak lungs, difficulty in annoying. My which has many privileges. 13y bad Busy Br-sy People. Saturdays at about 5.30 a m. Leaving ,j^X ular My stomach was а. in., l'oi t I airfield dollars to divide among the owners. breathing and acute, neuralgia. In every runniug-away spells. conduct can fall to the third class, Brings Golden Heaitli and Renewed Vigor. From Winterport at 10 a. m., Bncksport at11 m., Bg so sore that I could bear a touch on they Ashland 7.55 a. ni.. case, relief was in vain until the hardly A specific for Const Live and via ^B seems sought few ipation, Indigestion. Mondays Thursdays, way landings. 12.35 Ill So. I a -flB Another family—whose history that of kidneys gave me which has very privileges. Only All live via the steamers p. great blood-purifier and nerve tonic, Dr. part my body. My and Ki in *y Troubles. Pimples. Eez.emo, Impure cargo, except stock, When I to after- the third-class men wear the striped Blood. Bn 1 Headache of this is insured tire and ina AKKIVK—Stockton B almost romantic—bought an elegant Williams’ Pink was used. trouble. attempted get up Breath, Sluggish Bowels, company, against Pills, ine risk m. Leaving Caribou it sitting a while, they ached so that I could suits, which all prisoners hate. and Backache. It’s Rooky Mountain Tea in tab- .j^X Some four miles 3i Fort Fairfield ll estate here recently. COULD HARDLY STAND. first- lot form. cents a box. (lemma* made by FKEDVV. Maine. 1». ni., j^B hardly stand. _ With the reformatory for young POTE, Agent, Belfast, a. in Hoi, LIST UK J)RfTC! COMPANY, Madison, WiP. Fort Kent 10.55 town in a rural district, there “First 1 tried a doctor, but he did me no in B out of Mrs. Jennie Cowan, of 718 N. Henry St., termers, and the single cell system liocket 4.‘25 p in.. Mil B Then 1 took several kinds of adver- GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE Dov r & Foxi■ r■ has lived for a a fairly well West Hay City, Mich., says: “I caught a good. all prisons, a multitude of other re- p. in., Bi generation tised but nothing proved help- б. 17 p in., Bangor <. which ran into the grip. I was con- preparations forms are which cannot be un- Ji. H.MOOBV jjB to-do farmer. He died a few years ago; cold, ful until I to use Dr. Williams’ Pink possible WE W. M. BROWN * K fined to bed for two weeks. At the end began my Pills. As soon a^I got them I knew that I taken under the present herding sys- (jeo. m. nor( a wife and two daughters ir of that time I was able to be about, but was B leaving had at last hit the right remedy for tem which California. B run down. I was so weak 1 upon disgraces WANT their modest home. His only son, ai completely case. The very first box did more for could stand, my cheeks had no color my hardly me than else 1 had ever taken. the age of about twenty, bad previous and I felt faint. My heart would flutter anything OASTOniA. What is Home gave me relief right away and in the difficult for me to breathe at They YOUR to one of the western States and it was cured me.” KilM*Yo8 Have Alv,aJs without JELLYCON—the Rich Pure Fruit N’S ly gone settled in the back of end they positively Bears the Bought HAW I times. Neuralgia my ^A11,8 Dessert—JELLYCON is made in a minute. to work in a mining camp. Afte stomach and I suffered from rheu- head and BUILD UP THE BLOOD. JELLYCON needs NO SugarNO Flavoring of absence, he matism in my shoulders.” SUBSCRIPTION nearly twenty years are due to the ONLY Hot Water—one is “I bad the care of the best doctor in town After-effects of the grip requires package his western returned, las of the blood and Dr. for 6 cts. at all Grocers with wife, but became no better until a friend told me debilitated condition enough persons—io To THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. .We Pink Pills are invaluable in such Insurance After som< one day how she had been cured by Dr. Williams’ “See feebly complained the victim It is simply Delicious! Give it a Trial. December. “roughing it,” blood be- here,” want you to take advantage of our com- Williams’ Pink Pills and 1 decided to try cases as well as in other diseases, the accident, “I thought you said it he secured a few pros the after 311151 »* years, mining I soon felt better and continues cause by acting directly through blood, safe to in that old eleva- bination with THE NEW IDEA WOMAN’S !|1 them. goTtp uot was perfectly STOCKTON Si X was and enriching it, they only pects, and made some money. Las t using them until I entirely cured. They purifying tor’” “Well,” replied the elevator man, “so MAGAZINE. We have announced to health.” drive’off the germs of disease but build up the already his mines for a mi: built me up again perfect it was safe to go up; you see, dangerous he sold one of the The have cured anamiia, that we offer.the two for $2.10. year CONFINED TO BED. system. pills of it was cornin’ down.”—Philadelphia together Writes all Form' X came home t J after-effects of fevers, neural- part "wanted lion dollars cash, and rheumatism, Press. Price $2.50. M. Van of 20 and other severe disorders of the Regular Subscription the sisters. He t Mrs. Laura Scoy, Thorp< gia many Women between 13 and 30 years of age to work ^^^X visit his mother and bough of New Idea at this at the’lstami street, Danbury, Conn., says: “I had i blood and nerves. La Grippe ami Pneumonia. as attendants in the Medfield Insane Asylum at Sample copies grin^B them a beautiful house, 1( of and was in a Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are sold by all Medfield 20 miles from Boston. I for finely severe attack grip, badly Honey and Tar cures la grippe Junction, Mass., office. SURETY BONDS for At or will be on re- Foley’s increase with length of service. An op- and it i s run-down state. last I had to give U| druggists, sent, postpaid, Refu: t Wages PUB. CO. cated in Wolfville, deposited, coughs and prevents pneumonia. a trained nurse Address REPUBLICAN JOURNAL and for three weeks I was oblig ceipt of price, 50 cents per box, six boxes tunity to become and Trustees. B th 8 completely any but the genuine in the yellow package. DR. EDWABD FRENCH, said, half a million in the banks, ed te bed. Then pains began t< 1 for $2 50, by the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Maine. Telephone Connection. keep my —R. H. Moody. lyr38 Medfield, Mass. Belfast, j^B interest only of which they can drav threaten my heart and thoroughly alarmer i Schenectady, N. Y. j

r hind for Teachers. The Story oft Medicine. ladles’ Night at Somerville _ 0 Its name—"Golden Medical Discovery* WALDO COUNTY OPPOSED was suggested by one of Its most Sons of Maine Club. Stetson import- Advocates ant and valuable Ingredients — inttndent Golden To State have Maine Teachers Have Seal root. The Kemoval ot the Capital to “Though we’ve left the old pine tree '^'sty-nine We hold it s Wore. Nearly forty years ago, Dr. Pierce dis- dear to memory, Portland. covered that he the use And we’re always gay when Kyou ^Vr..:s°r could, by of pure, -ions or annuities for Our ladies’ night comes round.” The Kennebec Journal is publishing let- Unsightly triple-refined glycerine, aided by a eer- ■ rii in the annual re- tain degree of ters of protest from all over Maine against constantly maintained With song and mirth associated with of heat and with the aid of the removal of the State to Portland. superintendent apparatus and a Capital William Wallace royal spirit of hospitality, the Sons of non. appliances designed for that purpose, ex- Following are from Waldo county: Maine Club of protests USTtMt tract from our The report States most valuable native me- Somerville, Mass., held Isle sboro. J. A. a member Forlnfantsand Children. u school teacher has dicinal roots their out the on Sprague, curative properties latchstring Wednesday even- of writes much better than tbeboard of selectmen, that -mu large enough to by the use of alcohol, Feb. in Unitarian he so ing, 20th, hall upon is opposed to moving the State cap- ,• respectably and to generally employed. So the now world- WARTS the occasion of the annual ladies’ ital to does not know of any- linings a sufficient famed "Golden Medical Discovery,” for night. Portland, The Kind You the one in his town who favors it. He does Have a net- to pass her old cure of weak stomach, indigestion, or It was in reality a jubilee strongly sug- not think the there would be dyspepsia, torpid liver, or biliousness and people not cure gesting a large family.gathering, and as taxed for Why them NOW '■•commends that each kindred derangements was first made, as such a purpose. by It ever since has the rendered the 3 of her l^en, without a particle company songs espec- As- Always a that we pay percent of AvfegetaUePreparationibr Bought using preparation alcohol In its malV-up. written for the Knox. E. G. Yose, town clerk, writes Mate for an annuity A ially occasion, the affair similating glance WtheJuVl list of its Ingredl- lacked the trees that he is to moving the cap- tteloodandReguta- absolutely ■r may retire at the printed oTiTtverv only pine of Maine to opposed the Stomachs and Bowels of guarantee. ePf?' bottle-wrapper, make the at ital to Portland. He does not find any Bng service, and receive will show that It |g faille from the most company appear their na- valuable tive fireside. sentiment in his town favorable to This means ■ amount equal to one- medicinal roots\found growing money cheerfully our such not believe the annual for the In American foresfetJ All these In- A reception in Unitarian hail preced- action, and does | salary would stand for it. refunded if teaching. ed the banquet, which was served in the taxpayers unsatisfactory. lower hall. In the J. Webb, a member of the board of m s a list of Maine receiving line were writes that lie is not in PromotesTHgestion,Cheerful- Sold 1 30 or the president of the club, Albert B. selectmen, only by taught years jgigMSiNeiUyi wlmjecnmmpj)ri them as t.hn 'frY favor of that ness and RestContains neither I the capital; he returns received Oest remedies foT-tho diseases for Fales, and Mrs. Fales, Mayor and Mrs. removing i which" has been nor Mineral. Charles A. Grimmons, Sam Walter unable to find any sentiment Opium/MorphinC iiperintendents. in favor of such removal and that he J ^Tibue uook oi mese endorsements Ms Foss, president of the Sons and Daugh- «ot Narcotic. POOR & ! 11T 52 YEARS. been thinks the would be unwill- compiled by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of ters of New Hampshire, and Mrs. Foss; taxpayers SON, been giving school Buffalo, N. \ and will be mailed free to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Sanborn. ing to share the additional burden of one Mrs! She is any asking same bv postal card, or expense such a course would W. J. Cor- letter Sanborn represented the Daughters of bring mcim^otdn-SdMUELPnxws addressed to the Doctor as above, about. of which she is one of the rrom those endorsements, copied from Maine, vice- Puotpjcm SmU~ _DRUGGISTS 40 * ing years, Wil- standard medical liooks of all the presidents. Mrs. Fales was gowned in AlxSamm 1 differ- Fred A. Trask writes B ridge water ent schools of it will be white Mrs. Grimmons wore Lincolnville. RMUSJb- I High practice, found silk, white dmmUtd* I that the * that he is to moving the cap- Mr. Knowlton is a ingredients composing the Gold- silk with pink trimmings and lace gar- opposed en Medical ital to that he finds no senti- ie present legisla- Discovery” are advised not niture, Mrs. Foss was attired in Portland; for the cure gray Clifford only of the ment in his } of the committee above mentioned silk and white lace trimmings. Mrs’. favor of it among towns- WnmS'eJ- 1 diseases, but also for the cure of all ca- men and would was in does not think they be tarrhal, bronchial and throat Sanborn dressed white satin Charles affections, willing to be taxed for it. ) cars, Fish, accom pained with catarrhal discharges, with blue velvet trimmings and lace. iiown as the editor hoarseness, sore throat, lingering, or The reception committee comprised A Montville. L. F. Sukefortli, sec- perfect Remedy forConstipa- is' Almanac. liang-on-coughs, and all those wasting Representative Sidney B. Ed- Sour affections Keene, of the South Montville tion. Stomach,Diarrhoea, 4'i years, Annette which, if not promptly and mund W. Curtis, Charles 1’. Coker, F. retary Grange, treated are that he is to the Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- ns Louise L. properly liable to terminate says opposed moving j^Signman wick, A. Ilanscom, Walter S. John in consumption. Take Dr. Pierce’s Dis- Glidden, to Portland. lie Iinds no senti- (If'1 ; „j. Mills, Louis E. and Josiali N. capita! ness and Loss of Sleep. covery in time and in its use Merry, ment 4■> persevere therefor among the people of years, Mary A. until it a l’ratt, former presidents of the club. you give fair trial and it is not his town, and thinks they would not Facsimile Signature of ranees A. Dunham iiKPlv to disappoint. Too much must not The banquet was served at S o’clock SHOW be be to be taxed for such a CARDS, of it. It will not perform and the tables in the lower hall were willing miracles.expected purpose. years, Ueorge C. It will not cure consumption handsomely adorned with large bou- in its advanced No medicine NEW VOBK. f Western Maine stages. will. quets of cut flowers. At all of the Years PRICE It will cure the affections that lead to F. A. town TICKETS, up were Northport, Rhodes, Thirty mington. plates Lawson p.nks and ferns consumption, if taken in time. clerk, writes that he is opposed to mov- years, Emma ,T. uumumm.no, 1 uu inline uuus ell ing the to Portland. He Cole, Isabelle Gar- the liead table were capital adds; POSTERS. schools to be in about especially unique, “X think we could not a vote pale, Portland; D. tlie same condi- bearing ink sketches of pine trees. The get ‘yes’ tion. The normal schools in this town.” Jane Vitturn of graduated Sargent ladies’ orchestra furnished a 425. Clarence O a member of in the of national airs and Woodbury, exact copy or wrapper. Anything Sign Line. lively medley popu- the board of selectmen writes that .p years, Elizabeth lar melodies during the of the he, FRUIT IN NOOKS AND serving as well as his is not in Telephone 155-3 i CORNERS. townsmen, J ,sc, Portland; An- | sumptuous banquet by flicks. .,1,11,,4 A ,„r„Oa M favor of the capital of the Just before the advent of the ices, all removing 1 Of course there is State from Augusta to Portland. He land enough on stood to sing to the tune of “When most farms writes that the of his town would 38 years, Isabelle without taking account of Comes some people Johnny Marching Home,” be to bear the extra burden M iry R. Shaw of the nooks and corners, but to the verses unwilling thrifty original composed by Represen- of and L ■ Wiggin of Belfast, farmer there is special satisfaction in tative Keene. "The Good Old Summer expense forego public improve- where ments tor such a purpose. ! Biddeford, Miss E. raising crops nothing grew be- Time” and one of Mr. Keene’s songs to Teton Falls; Ellen fore. Frequently by taking thought the tune of “Marching Through Geor- a I5alermo. W. S. Jones, i'ii I). Stevens of on the subject farmer can manage to were also the superintendent gia” sung heartily by of schools in writes that he is of grow a amount of fruit the 1906, op- I'yler Rockland. large upon company during the exercises. The that in all the financial transactions in close posed to moving the capital to Portland the U. unused spaces by the farm build- last effort called forth three cheers for S. but 1.1ERANS. I That he Iinds no one in town in favor 6 % is done with currency, the other 94 and a ings. Mr. Keene speech. The first of it and % being clone by means of checks and bank «... t 37 years, Augusta Two or that he thinks the people of three large cherry trees in verse of the was as follows; drafts? If do not ■!; song the town would not be to be you already keep a check- Augusta Edge- the front will answer for willing ;■ yard account start one now and will shade, “Proud are we of and are taxed for such a ing you realize | Kate F. Sanborn, [ and will supply bushels of fruit. Somerville, proud purpose. Pears) we of Maine, H. M. Lenfest, master of the from its convenience and safety why above is cherries and quince can be grown with) Sheep- We’re proud of the people of the State scot Lake in the true. If you are not familiar with this sys- years, Marcia A. out cultivation in the hen Grange, replies nega- yard from which we tem come to us and we W. came; tive to the ‘‘Do favor will show you. The E. Wright, Porches and piazzas upon the house1 Proud of her lakes aud hills whose woods question, you I-, abandoning the present State capital True, Portland; can be utilized for grape vines, like- abound in game; j and a new one iu Portland?” at1 Portland. wise the sunny sides of the barn. Pear The best place on earth for a vacation. building 3,-i Olive A. ! He also replies that no sentiment in jj' years, or cherry trees will flourish just out- CHORUS. ibetli Farm-1 favor of such removal among his towns Rale, side the barnyard fence, and make use “Hurrah! Hurrah! what a Eliza Ob, jubilee people and that he does not think they .tli, Burke, of the neighboring Division Hurrah 1 Hurrah! bow we will be! fertility. ] happy would be willing to undergo the ad- p.dtiugill, Lewis-, fences and sunny back walls will do for i We will sing the chorus from Aroostook to will give your business, 1 whether large or ! Portland, ditional expenses of such an under- aid, grape vines. Large apple trees planted ! the sea, small, careful attention. we on our taking. teaching 34 years, close to the farm buildings will extend When go vacatiou.” Bangor; Mrs. X. E. 1 DEPOSITORS IN THIS BANK j roots beneath ttiem, and thus utilize Mayor Grimmons gave the greetings ARE s rah C. i Swanville. E. C, Peavy, member | Eastman, the ground, and if the branches are not ot the referring to the public ser- W E. city, of the selectmen, writes that he is op- ABSOLUTELY SAFE FROM LOSS shaylor, Mary allowed to lie close to the roofs they vice of many prominent Sous of Maine Hattie A. posed to moving the capital to Portland sue ..id; will do no harm. Mrs. Daniel W. Sanborn was present. and Iinds no sentiment tor it among the I Poland; Sarah M. Pears seem to be one of the best to for the CAPITAL called upon speak Daughters people of his town. He adds, “If it is $50,000.00. j dza L. Crawford, fruits for the lien flourish of Maine club in the absence of Mrs. j yard. They necessary to make improvements X I BE j in the rich soil wittiout cultivation and Frank W. of the SURPLUS AND PROFITS $40,000.00 Maiden, president suppose that we can share our part of I [ ; years, Mary A. bear trees also flourish At the of heavily. Apple organization. suggestion cue as one oi cue othcers oi ORGANIZED 1881. e E. Ran- expense, Flitner, j but much of the fruit falls -upon hard William C. Royal, secretary of the F. the town I think I can safely say that THE MAINE STATE PRISON iiliams, Lydia ground and is injured or left to be Sons of Maine club, three cheers for Inez M. Roek- we do not favor removal.” Hall, pecked by the fowls. Plums and Mrs. Sanborn were given with a will in SLEIGH S are short-lived of the ladies , peaches nearly always recognition present. Searsmont. M. O. a mem- YottBlfwant Oiip. Pit 32 Etta Wilson, years, in the highly nitrogenous soil of the Sam Walter Foss, after one of his CARRIAGES AND In- ber of the school committee: “I am HARNESSES sold by Maxwell, Brace hen yard. Cherries do pretty well, al- happy speeches, entertained the com- 0. certainly not iu favor of moving the Hogan, Bath; though the soil becouies a little too pany with a selection from hif poems, of the State House from Augusta, and am W«t principal strong for them also, and cracked bark the scenes ot which opened and ended E. R. CONNER, Maine Fi iilti taoi. at willing to do all in my power against it Belfast, school Fort and broken limbs are the in Maine. The “Jack Dawson’s tender, easily poem, It does not seem possible that there f, agent, Freeport; the so result. Pilgrimage” pleased company can be t E. any great number of ourcitizeus Edison ner; Mary Kil- If cherries are in tiie that Mr. Foss was forced to WHAT? Phonograph! grown poultry highly that would be in favor of such an ex- .;;t'l II. Jen- Thomas A. Edison says: “1 want a Role, yard, the yard should be a large one so read again, reciting a favorite number l’hongraph ■ pense, where there would be to ---' ■-"' rtland; Clara L. the for ins nothing ~_K« in every home." We ayree with him, so do you. that ground will not become too called by hearers. 1 a gain. have signed remonstrance. We sell It r the lowest or too of Phonographs chsIi price. hard rich for such fruit. Over- Miss Lotta McLaughlin Rockland, I do not think is a I Jennie M. there single voter in years, rich ground causes over-growth of Me., was soloist of the evening and town in favor of the move.” -^MARK WOOD & We carry every Cold Moulded Record in the I. -. P. Toothaker, tree and fruit in a manner SON,^ 1 that decays very easily sang charming “Spring A. L. Maddocks, town writes catalog. All the new ones every moLtli. Call Knrwr TlmrmiK- “Tho Piintnin clerk, ] 1888 lord, Brunswick; in (KSTAIiLK-HED damp weather. The yard should be that he does not favor the State and hear the FEPRUA KY list—just in. moving I _ llockland. so that the is W h e 1 1 e large enough grass kept Rogers; “Nightingale,” p y; capital to Portland. He fiuds no one in You can arrange with our credit department for down but not killed out. Such “Year's at the Mrs. Beach. II ltfiT 30 YEARS, i entirely Spring,” his town who is, and does not believe \ Marble Workers, a Phonogiaph on tie installment plan. Easy conditions are better for trees and bet- This was Miss second # j 30 McLaughlin’s the people there would be willing to be payments. night years— ter in Somerville and she re- for poultry. The same may be said appearance taxed for a Come in anti sec i.s, wlu the r jou buy or not. I II. Abbott, Helen such purpose. We the of almost other fruit in a ceived a She was ac- carry largest assortment of rtrude A. ■ any poultry hearty greetiug. C.S. Adams writes: “In regard to the Curtis, fruit tree Harris S. Shaw of Thom- finished Marble Monuments, Tab- ... 1 IT u lio Cnnla yard. No can be very healty, companied by removal of the State from Au- capital lets, etc., to be found in the hardy and long-lived in a crowded poul- as ton, Me. to Portland let me as a mem- city. Ames, Jefferson; gusta say, We make a of F. A. fOLLEIT & try yard, but where a common sized Fred Ela Warren, who was present ber of the board of that 1 specialty duplicate SON, lirooks; Augusta selectmen, work. If want n.ARBLE see flock has run of an orchard, say one at the banquet with his wife aud who feel safe in that Searsmont is you' Augustus Blake, stating Ua ucunt cIocbticic. o«tui- hundred hens to the acre or less, the was expected to give readings, was sud- solid uiiyiiJg ruoTurriCZ SyuAnt. R Robinson, Ox-i against it,’' of fletal Vases and result will be a benefit both to the denly called away by a telegram an- pies Wreaths, South on .'.left', Paris; trees and fowls—American Cultivator. the death of bis wife’s father. Bouquet Holders, always hand. Abstract of the Annual Statement of the ■ C. nouncing Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar ny; Margaret Hon. William E. Weeks of Everett, i, Sarah M. Taylor, Cures all Coughs, and expels Colds from /ETNA INSURANCE was away illness in bis family. the tbo bowels. HARK WOOD & COMPANY, Raker, Theodore T. kept by system by gently moving SON, The festivities were concluded by the HARTFORD, CONN., North Hills Court ♦ Thompson, of “America” the Bhlg;., opp. House, Belfast. singing by company. Those seven Maine towns which pass On the 31st day of December, 1906, made to the CASTOR IA Among those present were:— the mark this State of Maine. ■ century year, ':>■ were reported 75 Denmark, For Infants and Children, Albert B. Fales, Mrs. Fales, Mayor Grim- Jefferson, Mont- years or more, 133 Dixmont, Friendship, 1819. Commenced business 1819 iuous, Mrs. Grimmous, Sam Walter Foss, ville, Palmyra and Porter, should all Incorporated years or more, and Mrs. Foss, Louis E. Merry, Mrs. Merry, Wm. B. Clark. President, The Kind You Have Bought make plans at their March meetings w ’15 years or more, Always L). W. Sanborn, Mrs. Sanborn, Charles 5). .,11. King, Secretary. for an appropriate observance of the Paid in NS names, give 498 Bears the Clark, Mrs. Clark, Sulney B. Keene, Mrs. AND Capital Up Cash, #4,000,000. the summer. VITALITY o have at Keene, A. W. Keene, Miss Edytbe Keene, anniversary during Dll. MOTT’S taught ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1906. ’he list is believed to Signature of Miss MacConuell, John J. Higgins, Mrs. WERVERINE PXX1I1S Real estate owned by the company, Horace P. Mrs. Robin- The iron and tonic and restorative for men e. The number Higgius, Robinson, great pill and women, produces unincumbered. $ 588,207 93 John F. Mills, Mrs. Mills, Miss M. C. strength and builds the and renews the normal an annuity after son, vitality, up system vigor, Loans on bond and mortgage (first Mills, Mrs. Mary Kenney, Mrs. Drusilla bringinghealthandhappiness. ©Odosesina box. Forsale by all druggists, liens) 1*2,600 00 s at is 49. W. or we teaching MAINE VALUATION. Cass, Gilbert T. Cass, Susan M. Smith, ACTED IlClUfi will mail it. securely wrapped, on receipt of price, $1 .OO per booL Stocks and bonds owned by the com- at “children livi'ng E. Willis, F. E. Shepard, Mrs. Shepard, liricn UdinUi ©boxes for $5.00. Dr. Mott’s Chemical Co., Cleveland. OIda pany, market value 13,684,417 03 Heart Cash in the company’s principal of- not as ac Francis C. Mrs. M. C. willing to Perkins, Burnham, fice and in bank.. 80 The valuation of Maine is $357,173,611 Mrs. Miss J. W. Strength SOLD BY R. H. MOODY. 776,700 Herbert lions while attend- Turner, Turner, .. 749,544 43 the semi-annual estimate Agents’balances 1 as figured in Herbert H. Howard, N, B, How- interest due and accrued. 608 15 oid as were Gardiner; Heart or Heart Weakness, means Nerve college of the board of State assessors. The M. Mrs. Strength, The result is that ard, Mrs.’Howard, Harry Handy, Strength, or Nerve Weakness—nothing more. Pos- number of is 190,456. On the S. M. Mrs. Handy, S. A. Gross assets.$15,81*2,078 34 from the polls 9,- Handy, Handy, itively, not one weak heart In a hundred Is, in it- not admitted. 98 farms are R. D. Mrs. Notice ot foreclosure. Deduct ilems 106,704 129,119 acres of wild lands, included in Vanuer, Mrs. Vanuer, Palmer, self, actually diseased. It is almost always a SEARSPORT f the opportunities Mrs. A. E. no town or Palmer, C. D. Clark, Clark, hidden little nerve that is all at fault. Admitted assets.$15,705,373 36 > organized city, plantation, tiny really W. Parker of *'• effort on the part Mrs. H. G. llight, Mrs. George Frankfort, the valuation is at $36,428,301. Cleaves, Cleaves, This obscure nerve—the Cardiac, or Heart Nerve in the County of Waldo and State of Maine, LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1906. : to placed Mrs. Miss WHEREAS, schooling these Higbt, Howard Lowell, Lowell, —simply heeds, and must have, hi6F8 bower, more by his mortgage deed dated the twentieth day ot The valuations of Maine cities are: Mrs. Net amount of unpaid losses and and the call F. G. Lowell, C. C. Folsom, Folsom, more 1902, and recorded in the Registry of Deeds nded, stability, more controlling, governing May, claims ...... >...... 662,73901 Auburn, $7,282,484; Lewiston, $14,596,- W. W. F. A. Hauscom, Ira F. for said of Waldo, Book 260, Page 404, s is to be Norcross, strength, Without that the Heart must continue County Heating Amount to safely re-insure reported late of in Company. required Portland,$54,798,286; South Port- F. J. Mrs. Pilsbury, conveyed to Daniel M. Reed, Hampden, 70 •re 279; Burnham, Pilsbury, tO tell, and the stomach and kidneys also have de- all outstanding risks. 5,739,181 imperative. the County of Penobscot and State aforesaid, HEATING AND PLUMBING. com- ■ Westbrook, Wni. W. Mrs. Maxim, Mrs. A, D. All other demands against the •M nts for land, $3,051,249; $4,550,049; Maxim, these same controlling nerves. a certain lot or of land with tile three and N. ceased, parcel 859,225 00 Swer.ey, Mrs. Swe2ey, A. Hardy, Mrs. This clearly explains why. as a medicine, Df. situate in said and pany mimended ex- Ellsworth, $2,015,49$i Augusta, $7,618,- buildings thereon, Frankfort, Steam, Furnaces, Stoves and Stove Repairs, for Robert Mrs, Lilee, Elmer done so much as follows; at Hardy, Luce, Bhoop's Restorative has In the past bounded and described Beginning liabilities.. 71 992; Gardineb $3,665,913; Hallowell, Mrs. Nellie M. Marsh stream Tin Plate, and Sheet Iron Work. Total 7,161,145 Rock- A. Stevens, Stevens, Baker, for weak and ailing Hearts. Dr. Shoop first sought the soulh bank of (so-ctiled); in cash. 4.ooo,oo0 00 $1,490,208; Waterville, $6,278,494; thence land of Charles True to land Capital actually paid up ieliool is found to Mrs. F. C. Dinsurers, Porter S. Roberts, the cause of all this painful, palpitating, suffocat- southerly by STAPLES* BLOCK, SEARSPORT, MAINE, Net over ail liabilities. 4,544,277 65 of Nicholas thence by land of surplus .’.id the land, $5,679,068; Bangor, $19,061,521; Bertha C. King, Josiah N. Pratt, Mrs. heart distress. Dr. Bhoop’s Restorative—this West; westerly State superin- ing said West and land of Moses Benson to land of lyr51 Brewer, $1,996,033; Old Town, $2,061,- Jame3 E. Mrs. Kelley, alone directed to these for policy holders. 8,544,227 65 further efforts to- Pratt, Kelley, popular prescription—Is Mr. thence northerly by land of said Bray Surplus I. It Bray; 885; Bath, $7,341,468; Belfast, $2,787,- George Russ, Mrs. Russ, J. brooks, weak and wasting nerve centers. buildss and land of the late Allen Curtis and land of DOOR TO WINDSOR HOTEL. NEXT Aggregate, including capital and net 233; $2,631,039; $1,658,- Mrs. Brooks, Miss E. M. Litchfield, Lewis it strengthens; It offers real, genuine heart help. Widow Lane to said Marsh stream; thence east Calais, Eastport, .. $15,705,373 36 U. Mrs. L. A. have strong Hearts, strong di- said stream to of beginning; and surplus of prpu.fi. i Saco, $4,033- Wa-ts, Watts, Wnglrt, If you would erly by place Maine. 238; Biddeford, $8,036,572; \l .. kli.o XT I U himtln VV S — Field & Agents, Belfast, gestion. strengthen these nerves reestablish Whereas the condition of said mortgage has been Quimby, 657. reason of the breach 3w9 io.i collected which I Gliddeu, Mrs. Gliddeu, A. B. Wedg- them as needed, with broken, now, therefore, t>> The town is where the I claim a foreclosure of richest Eden, Mrs. A. J. Blandiug, of the condition thereof, The New Years’Sale ■icent of the rural wood, Wedgwood, *said ! famous summer resort of Bar Harbor Mrs. Miss M. F. Pillsbury, Win. mortgage. NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY, •, 34 percent eat hlauding, Hampden, Me., February 19, 1907. —OF— lias increased the valuation to $0,381,- C. Mrs. Miss Fannie O’Brioii, M. REED. nts of candy and j Royal, Royal, LOUISA New York, N. Y. 675; almost double that of any other Mrs. Fulton O’Brion, Richard Snow, Mrs. Executrix of the estate of Daniel m. Reed. 11 ink tea and 53 per- ! town in the State. Snow, J. A. stackpole, Mrs. Stackpole, Bv Mayo & Snarf, her Attorneys. 3t8 pipkb ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1P0G. iod these practises Euitn C. stackpole, Mrs. M. E. Nickerson, Real Estate. ... S 110.420 77 Now on. Also agent for the Bangor News A. A. Mildred J. Daily Leans..... — 17,405 85 nerves N. Pratt, K. Bight, Pratt, Dr. Mortgage Cocaine which (lulls the Watervieil irentinel and Pennsylvania Grit. iy school has 38 F. Merry, Mrs. Merry, Frank F. Bill, Mrs. Sheep’s Stoei*s and bends. 1,478.128 13 F. i never cured Nasal Catarrh. The heavy D. STEPHENSON. Cash in Office and Bank. 294 553 67 ■■■, use yet Hill, W. H. Ames, Mrs. Ames, Charles P. eiglit percent in the the stuffed sen- Agents'Balances.. 21459 ! '■ I feeling forehead, up Mrs. Fred Ela Warren, Mrs. A eat much pastry I from Coker, Coker, PIANOS & ORGANS Accts. Receivable .—. o.K'2 62 satiou and the watery discharge eyes L E. F. Warren, Bessie L. Crosby, iiunrst miu ncms •••- *••••. ni dunk tea and 56 and witli all the other miseries noses, along H. Carieton, ... Melendy, Mrs. Melendy,George ! AM Other Assets.. ... 253,17612 while numbers are to rout large attending the disease, put by Mrs. Carieton, Lottie McLaughlin, Harris Restorative CLEANED AND REPAIRED. and hear- TUNED, I WILL SELL literature and spend Ely’s Cream Balm. Smell, taste, S. Shaw, Albert I. Davis, Mrs. Davis, H. C, R. H. BELFAST. Gross Assets. $2,174,263 90 is normal. Until MOODY, a 30 no" away from home. ing are restored, breathing Bight, Mrs. Bight, Arthur Gordon. At less than one-lialf value, No. 7 U. S. Cream Deducted Items not admitted. 69,937 this remedy, you can form no idea SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Separator, used on< year, guaranteed In good et older the tobacco you try 60 of the it will do you. Is applied J. H condition; also one portable t» li. p. steam engine; Admitted Assets. $2,164,326 “"1 Stetson’s re- good Mortgcroery. Searsport. also 10 or 1*2 useful norses. Supt. to the sore All 50c. Lobsters. LIABILITIES DECKMBFK 31, 1966. directly spot. druggists, Up Go F. Me W. E GRIN NELL! three percent of them Warreu ROY COPELAND, Belfast, Reserve created the Com- Mailed by Ely Bros., 56 Street, Tel. Belfast. Phoenix House stable. Special by ois. He also finds 7-11, $166,000 00 New York. 20. Portland Nasal Tel. 3-13, Searsport. pany. the of Portland, Me., Fej>. Net Unpaid l osses. 115,978 01 ;in proportion lobster dealers, who practically control Unearned Premiums. 760,097 01 "Nesome literature and didn’t have have fixed All other Liabilities. 67,085 97 " Wealthy physician—I $50( the of canned lobster, ders in output CATARRH 90 the high schools. worth of until I bought an automo- this article at NOTICE. Cash Capital. 5*0,000 * practice the wholesale price of In all its there 61 are stages A Surplus over all Liabilities... 620,565 given showing that bile. Aged Iuvalid—Made your own pati- This is U. S. Circuit Court, Maine District, i ♦3.85 dozen of pound cans. should be cleanliness. !'* ’■xpenditure for I ? Wealthy Physician—Well, per Portland, February 5,1907. ) Townsend’s Postals public ents, suppose the ever known and 3S Total Liabilities and Sui plus.$2,104,326 60 I’d run over load them in highest price Cream Balm rules of the Circuit Court of '^increased from $616,879 in you see, people, Several Ely’s Pursuant to the JOSEPH VV. them to the office and cents in excess of last year. for the District of Maine, no- HAMLIN, Agent. “i the last the tonneau, carry cleanses, soothes and heals the United States Stockton Maine. I,:,"'1 1965, year was ♦1.50 a dozen. that Alexander A. Beaton ANE THE BEST Springs, on them before they came to, years ago the price membrane, tice is hereby given, "iiipieie are avail- operate ad- .'the diseased in said has u iigures them on the know, then there has been a steady of Stockton springs district, applied '’alue Couldn’t leave road, you Since It cores catarrh and drives counsellor of of schoolhouses and to the rapid y for admission as an attorney and —Judge. vance annually, owing a cold in the heiu* . Court. increased from $1,164,- There away said ircult Belfast Bank. disappearance of the crustacean. quickly. JAMEg £ HKWEyi clerk. Savings n,:" Hie number of men decrease in the Hank Book 1847-1907. has been a steady Cream Balm is placea into the nostrils, spreads Notice Is hereby given that Savings from 2776 to 542. delivered, until inc No. 14,696, issued by this Bank, has been lost and H-^ed ago Alleock’s Plasters wert amount of contracts over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is im- 11115 in Sixty years applciation has been made for a duplicate book maintained schools to the are to- or three the average has »a first introduced public. They past two years mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying—does FREEDOM NOTICE. according to laws regulating issuingnew books. townships in eight the world’s standard about 25 cent, of the 60 cents at WILMEK J. DORM AN, Treasurer. 1 *- of day plasters. been only per not produce sneezing. Large Size, Drug- Notice is hereby given that for a valuable con- i those, Hibberts Gore This invention has been one of the great delivered. mail. Belfast, February 28.1907.—3w9 amount formerly gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by sideration I hereby release unto my minor son, TO LET is a corner that was est blessings imaginable and affords the ELY RRQTTJ1CRS, 50 Warren Street. New York. the balance of his time Reliable, energetic sales- llie town and best means of heal- Leland Robbins, during with board, a large, pleasant room at the Belfast aaf lUTrn jfj.f.r were formed, quickest, cheapest me false!” Th< I P II1 man, to sell lubricating for certain that ha! “Woman, you played m or looa his tbat 1 shall claim none of bis wages Home for Aged Wonienn. Steam heat, hot and UIFfHH are on the or in the ing and relief ailments, _Men women, minority; IV nil I bill Oils, Greases and Paints ti,„rs edge words remained unnttered, but that is for date. cold water. Bath room on same floor. Suitable ever been discovered. W JS| |q| | representatives and pay no debts of his contracting after this on liberal terms. Good opportunity t, wil(1 land region. doubtless what the long-suffering pianc Laree for one or two ladies. For terms apply to matron commission, I?"1*1 Allcock’s are the original and genuin* high class magazine. 1907. for a hustler Send references. The Howard Oil re- Conomls^onsi-^^ail180 East Wash- Belfast, February 19, on the premises. 2ti 35 academies and are sold by Druggist! would have said had it been endowed witt prizes. Write J. N. TRAINER, & Grease Clerelanu, Ohio. lt9* * 'Ha porous plasters N. Y. 3w8 EPHRAIM BOBBINS. Co., and the four normal of the civilised wo a. the power of apeeoh.—Chicago Daily News, ngton square. New York, I in every put s~ ■ ■' " '■ '■ I 'll concerns would soon drive the cffiss- The Republican Journal. roads storekeepers out of business. 1^ was declared that many people living in BELFAST. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1%7. the order mail to A country by merely Doctors p§M jf wM an article that comes from a Published Every Thursday by the buy great city and in spite of the increased cost. 9 GEOMETRICAL PROGRESSION. I Republican Journal Publishing Co. Postmaster General Cortelyou is in favor of permitting carriage by rural Medicine OH ARLES A. PILSBURY, lUSr two Feb. this bank succeeded the old { BusiS^jl^er. carriers at a fair rate of postage of 9 years ago, 21, Belfast National, tT> 11 small parcels on rural routes, but he * ■ over a a Pectoral is not deposit of $265;909.44. our are more Subscription Terms—In dvance, $2.«0 Ayer’s Cherry J ing Today deposits than t\v Sl.wLior six months; 50 cents for three would have such a privilege restricted f| year; a simple cough syrup. It is-ji More for our times that amount. In two hence will months. in each case to the B years they be two times what ti 1 the limits of Days one par- Advertising Terms—For lie square, a fl cents one week ami strong doctor’s inch li-nntli in column, 50 for ticular route on which the parcel origi- medicine, ■ are today, or over #1,000,000? We intend that shall and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. they be, be 11 nates or to all the routes ema- medicine. It cures hard cases, perhaps B that will, l’here is sufficient in Belfast and Much lias been said of the distinguish-1 nating from a single post office. This severe and desperate cases, they maney immediate U ed Maine statesmen who began their to make its Bank a is a very different thing from a general chronic cases of asthma, pleu- ity Leading National Bank to which Waldo life work at Augusta. Meanwhile it is ! 9 Count' || of remained parcels post, I can with as not significant that none theip risy, bronchitis, consumption. MPriceSale people point pride only the Leading Financial Instiiutioi tiiere than were obliged to. ! II longer they Ask your doctor about this. of the but one of the —Portland Advertiser. Has any reader of current fiction no 9 County, Leading Financial Institutions of the St ticed the The best kind of a testimonial— 9 This we suppose is intended as an ! great similarity in the stories We are here to the “Sold for over sixty years.,, 9 give people absolute safety, “a square deal’’ and “argument” in behalf of moving the of “The Crisis,” by Winston Churchill, (I M Made «T. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. This means come for at and we are to do it. We the to ar.d “The Little Shepherd of Kingdom by early, faction, going solicit people’s H . State capital Portland. JW Also manufacturers of 9 patronage. j] Come,” by John Fox, Jr? They are f SARSAPARILLA. the we offer the ever small a we want it and it. See our The Commercial is doing good | prices goods deposit appreciate statement an,l Bangor practically identical, although the lo- /AllPTQ PILLS. 9 ]| work in behalf of the University of 4 AUVI O HAIR VIGOR. disappear “like dew before the list of investments. You can send your deposits mail. calities are different. In “The Crisis” 9 by |1 and the institution is of We have no secrets ! We publish Maine, worthy tlie hero is a man from sun.” Our sale has been a young Boston, the formulas of all our medicines. great all that is said and done for it. It has who goes to St. Louis to study law just but we wish to make n work for the will hasten tak- success, __ done and is doing a great before the outbreak of the Civil War. You recovery by 9___ ing one ef Ayer’s Pilis at bedtime. women of Maine and to “a clean hence young men and He meets, several times, the daughter sweep,” 9 days its usefulness would be a detract from of a prominent resident, who affects to more at half price crime. scorn him. When war comes the hero County Correspondence.- j takes the northern side, which further THE CITY NATIONAL It is so seldom that a legislative body BANK incenses the southern girl. Her cousin CENTER MONTVILLE. escapes hostile or flippant criticism— espouses the Confederate cause and she Miss Miriam liartlett has relinquished or. as is more usual, both—that it is a $3.00 Kid becomes to him. The viilian her position as teacher in Ilopedale, Mass.; Gloves, $1.50 be able to in com- engaged SOLID AS A pleasure to speak and will remain with her Mr. and ___ UNITED STATES is a young man her father bad employed parents, “ “ mendation of the 78d Maine legislature, Mrs. J. O. liartlett, for a time-Mrs. W. and who becomes the of a 125 ,63 have manager K. Merrithew and son Ralph,, of Morrill MAINE LEDGE now in session at Augusta. We DEPOSITORY large business, of which be finally gains visited her daughter, Mrs. P. W. Jaquith, followed, its proceedings closely and on Feb. 22nd and 23rd-Will Young and “ possession. During the war be is on family have moved front Rockland on to the .50 Lisle have seen few manifestations of parti- ,25 both sides—for a consideration. The J. ti. Anderson farm. % zansliip. There has been evident, on 82 Interest in Savings hero and the Confederate meet fre- BELMONT. “ “ Department. the other hand, a disposition to decide .25 Miss Clara E. Webb of lielfast was in .13 on their merit and for the us questions Lincoln ami others in town Friday visiting her sister, Mrs. Hat- Bring your Accounts. have Grant, figure the, Checking interest. The committees and public story. In the end the Northerner mar- tie E. Allenwood-Mr. Mrs. F. 0. been industrious, and in neither house Allenwood and Frank McFarland were in ries the Southern In “The Little for girl. Belfast visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Safe Boxes at $3.00 has time been wasted in talking Sunday Black Velvet 87c. Deposit per year. Shepherd” the hero is a waif from the Barker_Mrs Ella Morse, who has been $1.75 per yd. j sake. If the session ends as it is talk's mountains of who is taken quite sick for the past week, reported Kentucky Her Mrs. has continued thus far the 7od Maine gaining at this writing. mother, “ “ “ TOTAL RESERVE STRENGTH OVER into the home of a promine'nt man, Emma Elms of Belfast, is with her-Mrs. 1.25 63c. rm —————^———__ m|<|*$138000 will have made a commend- the Mrs. Lillian legislature afterwards proved to be a kinsman. As Emma Wagner is on gain. | able record. And what is said of the liicknell is with her as nurse. a little boy lie is scorned by a little girl, “ jj collectively may be said of 150 Velvet in 75c gislature the daughter of a neighbor. When -SK A Its >1 ON T. colors, lion. Frank I Belfast's representative, Miss Carrie Dunton has returned home grown to manhood the Civil War breaks II. Fiunton. out and he is impelled to turn bis back from the straw shop—Rev. C. A. Purdy WM. B. S President. C. W. on the man who has befriended him has gone to Pawtucket, R. I., for a few WAN, WESCOTT, Cashier. I In a letter to the Bangor Oommer and join the Union army, in which lie days’ visit with her daughter. Rev. J. W. and ijial Mr. C. s. Grilfin takes practically distinguishes himself. One brother of Hatch supplied his pulpit last Sunday — Flowers DIRECTORS There will be a lecture under the same view of the recent collision the girl who bad first scorned but later stereopticon the direction of the Christian Lantern Slide B. " The shown him some favor, dons the blue WM. SWAN, THOMAS W. PITCHER. CHARLES H W ,1: tin Sound as that taken by and Lecture Bureau at the church Tuesday and another the grey. The villian is an “The Feathers ASA A. HOWES, CHARLES P. HAZELTINE. Journal last week, lie thinks the facts evening, March 5th. Diamond Fields WINFIELD S. Pt' overseer, who robs bis and of or the Fancy employer Dixie, Touring Sunny South,” is ROBERT F. ELMER A. “the man at the wheel on DUNTON, SHERMAN, C. W. WESCOf show that like the clerk of the former story is on the subject and it promises to be an even- BEST HALF the Knowlton lost his head at the last both sides. The leading characters in ing of entertaining and educational oppor- QUALITY JUST PRICE the war appear as in “The Ui%is,” and tunity. moment.” And further: in the end the hero wins the girl lie had SWAMI1.LE UEA1E11. at the wheel on the ~ Had the man loved from the first. They are both the nerve to his bftlow zero Knowlton had keep good stories and well told, hut no one It was 14 degrees last Friday r— he must have struck course absolutely, can read one after the other without morning and 18 below Saturday morning RIBBONS a the j irchmout only glancing blow, noticing their great similarity. and only readied 2 above during the day... Put tbe Larchmont swinging to AT THE SAME LOW FIGURE. “WHISKY” COLD CURES. seeing Miss Moody visited her Statement of mm vmamrT, » lie could see at a that Ethglyn parents Quartermaster Staples starboard, glance OBITUARY. Coombs is to have an auc- Sunday_Mrs. of l Alcoholic mixtures or Coal a little of bis own vessel would Danger sing suing tion in the near future.Mrs. Nelson Is Notable as Incidents of those Tar Tablets. Describing of the run them clear. It was one ( apt. John H. Nichols died at his home in Nickerson visited her son in brooks last xi-SA LI Recent Steamer Larchmont Disaster. lightning flashes of thought that, it it in Kenduskeag Feb. 21st, aged 87. lie was Sunday—Mr. Percy Nickerson has a posi- Layfng aside all moral objections against the had been executed right would cleared a survivor of the “Aroostook war.” At the tion in the electric works in Searsport and STRAW BRAIDS, filling up system with whiskey or drugs U. S. Steamboat Inspectors Withey and of war as will move his to soon_ because one has a cough or co'd, the dan- a’1 in safety, but a single wrong motion outbreak the civil he enlisted first family Searsport Stewart in New London, Conti., Wednes- lieutenant of Co. was Mrs. Maiden’s health is this 12 gerous physical effects should be sufficient arm all was lost. A brother II, 15th Maine, and Joseph poor YARD PIECES 50c. EACH. of bis and oue day received a of the statement afterward promoted to captain of the com- winter..... Webber & Boyd have about com- to keep from using these strong medi- transcript of mine once made this same mistake cines. pany. lie spent some time in Libby prison pleted tlieir job at the head of Toddy pond. of James I. Staples, quartermaster of the j and both vessels, but A severely injured and was mustered out in 1865. lie served _Littlefield & White have finished their thoroughly scientific way to treat a steamer Larchment, taken the Provi- 1 Framed by no lives were lost. It is not an ■uncom- in the State senate and in the executive job of hguling cord wood to Waldo Station. cough and cold as well as a sensible method is to breath deuce inspectors. It is notable as describ- mon error in excitement, only the con- council; also holding town and county _Mr. Gross has bought a place in Sears- Ilyomei through the neat pock- et inhaler that comes with incidents the ollisim of the tw sequences in the Larchmont case are offices. port. Ostrich Feathers every outfit. The ing of first breath of its medication re- uncommon. healing craft and makes the first mention of a bow A has been received in Lewiston FREEDOM. lieves the irritation, and its continued use report watchman thus far in the testimony given. that Willard K. Katchelder, a graduate of Mrs. Lydia Hussey and Mrs. Susan soon effects a thorough cure. The Flye Mr. declared he was a resident of In an article on Home Town nates college in me class oi 1901, wlio has SO The best people in Belfast always keep Staples visited Thorndike grange last week_Mrs- $3.0) FEATHERS, $1 in the house Pictures Talisman well “The been teaching in the Philippines ever since Ilyomei during the’winter North Brooksville, Me., and had followed Maxwells says: Marshall who has been is graduation, has been murdered by the na- Lawrence, sick, months, and at the first symptoms of a cold is a social “ the sea for most of his life, being on tug- community organization tives. Mr. liatchelder was a native of Win- better at this or bronchial troubles, use the remedy, and reported writing.Joe 2.50 1,25 boats. lie had and was a man of serious and illness.’ The been quartermaster on the Size with interests so interwoven that every tlirop, young high stand- Brown talks of a house in prevent lasting building Free- Larchmont for two that 24x20. w ing as a student at Hates. guarantee that It. II. Moody gives with every weeks, being his | to the com- season. He I individual profits by loyalty dom this has not decided on a “ Ilyomei outfit should convince you of its first position of that rank. He took charge 30x 14. I lot_The Sisterhood their dance last of the wheel soon after 8 as a whole.” And further: Mrs. George E. Goodwin died at the fami- gave 1.50 .75 curative powers. A complete Ilyomei out- o’clock, receiving 28x15. ?| munity l on | Friday evening. It had been postponed be- fit costs but extra bottles if needed a course of west, a quarter south from Pilot for ly home VV est Front street, Skowhegun, $1.00, 20x15. “All should work together the im- cause of a the weather was so Anson. The wind was northwest and f Feb. 21st. She had bee in poor health for storm, yet 50c, and It. 11. Moody guarantees to refund I that a small crowd was weather no or snow. The window 22x12. }\ provement of the schools; theestablish- several years. Beside a husband she leaves rough Friday only the money if it does not give satisfaction. clear, fog three children, Hon. Forrest Goodwin and j out_Geo. Worth has been sick and pre- of the pilot house was down at the time. 13x12 j n.ent of libraries, halls, and churches; see a from his R. I). Could man in the ... Mrs. IVTimer E. McNeelie of Skowhegan vented driving F. route. J. Lily Pond Ice. darkness at file bow 14x1 1 ] substituted.Mrs. of steamer and was the improvement of roads; the estab- and Mrs. Blaine Owen of Augusta. W. Libby Anna supposed he the bow 10x11 lias returned to her school in Bonnet Each man. The first the witness knew of the Stephenson 25c ap- Toe Ice Co. has harvested about lishment of new industries and in- lips Rockport sul Pittsfield. Miss Jennette Stephenson ac- I preaching schooner was seeing her red and Desirable \ Maine Folks'in _ ! tons of ice from Pond thus far California. 25.000 Lily 1 worth all we creased of those es- her and will make Iter home in green himself. Could see Watch Hill \\ prosperity already companied this winter, and will house from 10,000 to lights marked them to her music class here light at the time. It was about two minutes m liatu-d nod everv thine that hu an Former residents of Maine to the number Pittsfield, returning 15.000 tons more if the weather conditions two days of the week during the remainder after first seeing the schooner that the col- of 180 participated in the first annual ban- jjermit. Last week the company loaded the activity can do to make a better envi- of the ■winter....The winter term at Free- sell. Gardiner G. I lision occurred. When first seen, thought The advan:.!-' f. quet ot the Pine Tree State i eld in River- j and five masted leering with dom closes Ladies’ Straw Felt Hats schooner was half a mile on. Lookout re- 101 mei.t for a rounded out, com- side, Cal., The officers elected Academy Friday-The 5.000 tons for Baltimore. This is the largest elry at our fully recently. Circle meets with Mrs. Inez Bellows Feb. 28. her to who “All were: W. A. E. A. vessel ever loaded at Rockport. The Leer- ported pilot said, right.” money savedt h and human life. Purington, president; Pilot told to a | plete happy 25c. EACH. was loaded in 58 an a witness port his wheel little, Chase, vice president; A. F. Clarke, secre- ing hours, average of i to work for. v WA 1.1)0 STATION. which order was obeyed. Patronize Home Industries. tary; \V. h. Johnson, treasurer. Those ton per minute. j then p'tireh:*-*• \ a number of have been This action shut oil! view of the w no responded to toasts were F. A. C base, j Quite blue-jays The Rockport Ice Co. was incorporated in Protec* Borne Trade. schooner's red light, but showed the green who spoke of Maine’s famous men; Prof. A. seen and we welcome them as harbingers of 1875. It ships some cargoes as far as Dem- Consume Home Products. St. Thomas and but the bulk light. Pilot then told him to port wheel Wbeelock, whose subject was “-Maine in is n erara, Nassau, -\ warmer weather. Snow getting deep more and witness gave it port as fast ;i> lie Invest at Home. Literature;” \V. A. Purington, who recalled of the crystal goes to Baltimore and Nor- your Capital the the task of and : could. Could see schooner’s green light ail “Boyhood Hays in Maine,” and James woods, making cutting folk. Not long ago the company shipped a Home Schools and Hoads. the time about quarter of a mile away as Improve -Mills, whose toast was “The Women of hauling out wood very difficult. The cargo of f500 tons to Fisher’s Island, N, V., : the wheel was put to port. Home Maine." E. P. Clarke was toastmaster. teamsters from Monroe to Fred Holmes where it is used by a summer hotel. Pevelop Manufacturing. i Collision occurred about half a minute : mill at Head of and R K. if. mail ear- Advertise in your Home Tide, later. Did not notice how the steamer was Papier. rier the roads about the Station well APPLETON. | The Bar Harbor Breakwater. | keep then as did not look out because broken out_Mr. Knowlton l’ease returned from heading | Ephraim re- Harry Wednesday holding onto wheel and that all he could do lias the The mains about the same. He is confined to a visit of two weeks with friends and rela- ! The Legislature changed object of the breakwater at Bar Har- had not reduced speed. Pilot pulled whistle BELFAST, < his room most of the time—Mrs. Emma tives in Boston. While there he had the | Island to Chase Is- bor, for which an appropriation of $30,0u0 just as schooner was onto steamer, name of Widow’s who lias been with her in of attending the annual of has been reported in the U. S. .Senate, is to I Elwell, daughter pleasure meeting i Schooner was so near that steamer’s in honor of Hon. E. E. Chase of Win ter arrived home last also Associates”, which was held at land protect the wharves and anchorage in trout port, week; “Appleton | electric lights showed on her hull. Pilot her Vinnie from Boston.Sadie the House — Rev. FI. R. Havis left who. was instrumental in se- of the town from the seas of souther- dauglier Quincy did not a word at the no Biuehill, heavy is in for his home in Lewiston. Air. j say time, gave ly gales. The project was started in 1889. Cummings Somerville, Mass., visiting Monday : orders to witness Witness did not notice tHe island for the State. It has 1 relatives.Bert Elwell is at home with Davis has made many friends during his curing he plans as to length were revis'ed in 1893, i what the pilot did just after the collision his mother this winter — Edward Evans with us and the meetings which he been used for two seasons as a summer and provided for a breakwater of riprap sojourn and next saw him outside the pilot house. I has been in the has held here and in North Appleton have I 1 stone, extending from Porcupine Island a Augusta recently attending Captain sent witness below to see if for the convalescent insane. sessions of the in behalf of the been well attended, notwithstanding the hospital distance of 2500 feet in a westerly direction Legislature engines would work, the entering ..Mrs. Stocker of Montana is unfavorable weather which prevailed captain |1 A special to the Boston Herald speaks nearly to Vanderbilt Point, about GUO feet Grange. spend- very the pilothouse almost the moment of the from ing the winter with her father and mother, during his stay with us-The Dramatic the of hundreds shore at cost of about $420,000. collision. Captain said something to pilot ; 1 of itas“oneof prettiest -«- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Simmons_Bernard Club Jedidiah Jenkins 'in North 50c. Pillow and 25c. played witness did not kuow what. Knowlton has to em- Tops Cords, Waldoboro evening—The ther- of islands which dot Penobscot bay,” LIBERTY. gone Fairfield, having Friday Witness left pilot and captain at the pilot there. mometer stood at 20° below zero Friday is treeless with no attrac- E. G. Norton is a 30 foot ployment house and went as far toward engine room whereas it having naphtha and 30° below .. .Jerome TO BK GIVEN BY morning Saturday as he could on account of steam. Steam of its own. It is situated launch built at the of Warren 'rnr»T)V'T»Tl/L' Smith of Rockland has been the guest of tive features shop Bros., was so hot on main deck as to choke wit- Mrs. Sarah McLain and daughter Annie MR. RICHARD C. R> entrance of Fox Island Searsmont, and expects to have it ready to | The R. F. D. carrier on route No. 1 did ness. unable to further witness at the northern the two weeks.Oue of George Being get { in Lake in the not cover his route and 87c. 44c. past hurried back to house too choked to HC, C-ISSB and commands an ex- put George’s early spring.... Monday Tuesday, TAMO’SHANTERS, Fisher’s horses died last week—Nor- pilot DAM Thoroughfare, speak at first, finally able to make captain The foundry owned Allen & Palmer, Feb. 17th and l^th, as the roads were im- man son of Air. and Airs. eastern An- by Perry, Cyrus to room. tended view of the bay. was sold at understand ; could not get engine At Belfast auction Friday, George Palmer are not much better now. Perry, has been critically ill for the past i..... i.: Opera made and passable. They | other error, persistently buying the other half interest. The old The strong wind during the week caused week, but his symptoms were more favor- Exhibition of Funcv i fish ulster. j hatchery buildings were sold at the snow to sift into the cuts so that each aoie .lummy, ne is aneuueu oy miss .auum class from 8 to 9. which lias in the State reports, the 'Second assistant told steamer was appeared same time to VV. Mil- captain General to l. J. Knovvltoo_Miss day men have been busy upon the highway, SCOTCH 15c. Per Skein. Davis, a trained nurse. dancing j on this island was YARN, sinking. Other officers were standing around. is that the hospital dred Ayer returned from Bncksport Satur- not Charles Sunday excepted_Mrs. Smith, When first saw schooner she was not steer- day Miss Stella Cram is BURNHAM. built the national at night... spending accompanied by her two little granddaught- to ot fu: by government a ing straight course. Schooner seemed be Notice few weeks in Camden, the guest of Mrs. caine to her home here from died Feb. 11th about war. ers, Augusta Selden Hancock aged lulling when she struck steamer ahead the time of the Spanish-American Simeon Butler_II. A. Bickford has ex- | just Whereas, Fannie All Tuesday. Mr. Smith came Saturday night 80 llis death was due to a complica- of box. Come and see years, paddle of Waldo and was and the changed his with Camden with his was a County j The island bought hospit- engine parties and passed Sunday wife, returning tion of diseases. He patient sufferer Witness it was ten or fifteen min- for a thought mortgage deed, dated M larger one- ..Albert Carter has bought to The deceas ed was a vet- and it was Augusta Monday.Howard Harmon, what we offer for for many years. utes after before Larchmont sank. eorded in the \\ aid" < ■ al built years before that, a new for impact 12-horse-power engine sawing who is the Shaw Business eran of the Civil War. He leaves a widow eon attending College Capt. McVey ordered all standing around Book 279. rage 24;? ; as a for wood — VV. J. has the Wil- intended hospital Greely bought in Bangor, passed Saturday and Sunday 9c. You will see and some distant relatives to mourn their to the went to his No. Leonard Cooper and i originally liam to boats. Witness boat, Reeves place. Mr. Reeves expects with his Mr. and Mrs. Peter Har- funeral services were held from said Belfast, fever very foolisli parents, loss. The 1, on the starboard side. Did not see any eopnrt' yellow patients—a move to Camden at once_The new seats T. who was that 9c. will buy firm name and -style i mon.Mrs. George Ward, his late home Feb. 14th, Kev. John Lamb passengers around boat. Did not con- ordered room some time Captain’s lot or of real .• as with yellow fever for the high school ill last week, is improving... Charles and interment was in the Fond parcel j undertaking, quite more than ever officiating, know who lowered the boat or held the fast, bounded and d ago have arrived and are being put in and Leslie Webb are with the | arrived at West Indies or Central Wren Page Cemetery_A little girl stranger there was so much steam. Thought at tli \ tracted in the place....Mrs Frank McNeil has returned to falls, wit: Beginning brothers pressing hay this week— Ross C. before the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leander Young, lowered. fiom the her there were people in the boat when leading upp- or South America the would home in Knox_Mrs. A. J. Skidmore two milch cows of Richard Hell Holds is wi patients Higgins bought • Feb. 17th.... Mrs. Key working When witness clambered down sides ol so-called, near what has returned from Augusta. C. last and James Clements Addie K. house thence \ either die or recover before they could Higgins week, for Mrs. Leander Young-Mrs. steamer into boat there were people there Ryan’s ; of F. S. land then called the bought six heifers Hogan.Mr. Holt and Mrs. Lillie Page of St. Albans vis- but did not count them. Did not know I reach Widow's Island. The hospital Patterson attended the oane Pattershall; tl Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, ami Mrs. Charles ited at llieir old home, Mr. and Mrs. Win. whether ( was there or not. \ said, we have apt. McVey Keell lot, sit called ! of a Doan’s concert in Feb. 23d....Mr. and Mrs. Enough proven one last week — Mrs. w as never used, and was in charge cause chronic constipation. Regu- Brooks, 11. Kimball’s, day Capt. McVey wanted to take boat to lee then ol' Sal.itltiel Ni<-1 X i.♦ XX tone have received news that their Mr. and ■ lets operate easily, the stomach, cure David Hasty Frank Mitchell visited her parents, side to He did not seem lenw iod td ; tln-nee a UiJin n our customers that the bar- get passengers. L'dlf IrthCl 25c. Ask for Willis w ho is a medi- to and made a constipation. your druggist son, Hasty, attending Mrs. Geo. Wyman, very pleas- excited. Two waiters, a fireman, coal pas- mentioned, containin': ! cal in is sick with the on Mr. and Mrs. Win. 11. Kimball. the same real ■ ti e Maine authorities. them. college Portland, very are ant call ser and the purser were in their boat, but being we offer genuine. 1) by Her. >| 'measles. gains Mr. Arno Twitchell of Gardiner visited his no sailors. There were three near Ryder people 27, 1801, and record'- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Twitchell, several where their boat but in the darkness its MONltOE. Come and see for and was, Book 114. Cage 3t»f>, am: Board of Trade at yourself last week — Arthur who The National days Reynolds, and steam they made no attempt to get by said Kphi Tolford Durham, who was a great several weeks in Hath occupied j in Boston adopted a Capt. that the has been spending aboard. Those of the crew in the boat were as a homestea't, at ah recent session remember time is re- sufferer from asthma for several weeks, visiting his brother, Kervin Reynolds, unable to get around to the lee side on ac- thereon was destroyed adverse to the proposition turned to his home in this last week. condition of said mprt. resolution died Feb. 82 and 10 months. place count of the gale. A boat remained around 19th, aged years limited. therefftre, by reason ot I The Boston delega- An will later- The little the spot after the steamer sank. Capt. Mc- for a parcels post. obituary appear WIN TER PORT. dition thereof, we clam. | was anxious to save any the resolution What a Heap of Happiness it Would Bring daughter of Ralph Clark died Feb. 23d of Vey evidently peo- mortgage and give this n tion voted solidly for who has been ill for the | aged 9 months. Mr. Clark con- Isaiah Rich, past ple possible. foreclosing the same. on gen- to Belfast Homes. pneumonia, is Annie Luce l and the parcels post tracted the measles a short time ago and the week, improving.Miss I opposed We also have for sale a the East Maine Con- K \l 1 ;l The mail brder baby took them and pneumonia tollowed. was at home from How’s This ? eral great with back. ference over Dated at -aid Belfast. I j principles. Hard to do housework aching Much is expressed for Mr. Clark, seminary Sunday.The We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for are located in sympathy the j any several of which hoars at leisure or a a few months drama, Mrs. Briggs of Poultry Y'ard, houses, Brings yon of misery who lost his wife only ago. case of Catarrh that cannot be cured Hall’s FIRE PROOF MORRIS SAFE was in Union hall, Friday evening, by have been prominent in ad- work. His sister Lou has been very sick with the given Chicago, Feb. 22nd. It was attended by a good sized Catarrh Cure. knew the cause—that measles, but is now' recovering.Some Notice- a The Chicago If women only the weather was cold. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. Legislative vocacy of parcels post. member of nearly every family in this vicin- audience, though Backache pains come from sick kidneys, the music for We. the have known F. J. 'J he Committee on .In order business with a severe cold.Miss Leves’ orchestra furnished undersigned, Cheney houses alone do a mail ity is afflicted ARD WAX FIGURE. lor the last 15 and believe lum 'Twould save much needless woe. to the the dance which followed. Oscar Cole years, perfectly hearing in its room at tin a Ethel Chase, who has been confined honorable tn all business transactions and finan- March unit. from to $75,000,000 year. Doan's Pills cure sick served refreshments the ta. Friday, 8. of $50,000,000 Kidney kidneys. bed for the last two months, is now gaining. during evening— able to out made for cially carry any obligations by No. 283. On an act t<> mail stores. Belfast endorse this: The schools closed Thursday, Feb. 21st, his firm. Kinnan & 1 They are really department people .Mizpah Rebekah Lodgeof Winterport Walding, Marvin, to the Sebasticook Pony-i ; several weeks’ vacation — C. A. McKenuey O. catalogues advertise all Mrs. F. M. Wood of 8 Grove street, Belfast did not visit Monroe Lodge on account of Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, them to soil electricity n Their large the storm. The invitation was extended to was in Rockland last week...Mrs. Bucknam scot, Waldo, Somerset to a Me., says: Doan’s Kidney Pills .were procure: has been at the Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act! b .1. II. MON l sorts of articles from a cradle Feb. 26th.Mrs. Frank Bailey, who has of Portland, who boarding for me at the City Drugstore, and I used them is much home of Mrs. Theophilus Downs, left for directly upon the blocd and mucous surfaces of A post would enable ! been very ill for several weeks, tombstone. parcels They brought me such beneficial results that out.The annual Rockland last week — The schooner Pema- the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 of the better and is able to be in on the business com owned C. A. McKenney, which them to cut feel sure that anyone suffering from kidney masquerade ball given by the Odd Fellows quid, by cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. i Helen was sunk at the wharf in Rockland during stores throughout the country. plaint or backache should give this remedy : was a great success.Mrs. Cooper Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. TO LET small last week. the last storm, will be raised.Mr. and manufactur- trial.” spent a few days in Belfast Wholesale merchants and This has been the coldest winter known in Mrs. Frank Wakefield of Ripley are visiting Upper story of wooden bmi Mason.... “Suffered day and night the torment of ** active in urging the For salt by all dealers. Price SO cents. Fos this section. Sunday morning the ther- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James next south of Memorial h ers were especially Mrs. Eliza widow of Abram Snow itching piles. Nothing helped me until I ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y„ sole agents to mometer registered 30° below in the village. Snow, tion for upholsterer, carp- resolution the The funeral was used Doan’s Ointment. It cured me per- adoption of the against the United States. ....Dr. W. L. Watson has moved bis family died Monday, Feb. 18th. WAMH)'o held afternoon. She leaves one manently,.”—Hon. John K. Garrett, Mayor, Apply to on the that witt m into the house on Sanborn hill, formerly Sunday parcels post ground Remember the name—Doan’s—and take Street Girard, Ala. tf26 ordei owned and occupied by the late Jere Bowen. 107 Main son, Albert Snow. | the aid of this system the mall ther. The Waldo County Veteran Association __ OF BELFAST will meet at the Grange Hall in Swanville jjjfNCWS March 7th. It stormy, the meeting will be » |;, isllERS’ NOTICK. held the next fair day. Bring along your I in- Journal are on sale at the | picnic baskets; Swanville will furnish or 1856 bears and coffee. Come come all. ? Grippe Influenza, whichever you like 6 \ the post office. one, A. ,v.s. At the post o ice. d' cHASE to call it, U one of the most v ftSON \t the store of 1. H. W. Dainty Japanese kimonas made from jj* weakening choice models will be on sale at the North diseases known. 9 1>. J. Dickens. X *''| church March at 2.30 »,■ irsport and M. J. Dow, Friday afternoon, 8th, Dry Poods, Small Wares and sub i»d agents to receive o’clock. Prices from 09 cents upward; no Carpets. sements. f two alike. Scoffs is Cod 9 s j.u hnal Publishing Co. Food, including cake, doughnuts, Emulsion, which 1 J FVr'" breed, candy, etc., will be on sale, also X Liver Oil and di» ¥' was unable to hold Hypophosphites in easily New New ! minittee flowers and plants and a few fancy articles. Stamped Lingerie Pillow Tops n on Monday evening as a X gested is the X In A private masquerade dance, managed by form, greatest strength-builder Itiyal tuisty Pudges, with full I .i Shirt Waist s'id d m ml present. Messrs. J. Lee Patterson and J. Austin a known to medical ‘g-' tnstruetions how to do science. X t'lis beautiful ,'isi Ladies’ Aid will meet I*oi work. Fernald, was enjoyed by about thirty Wallachian embroidery on three full yards ! afternoon with Mrs. A. E. in the Odd Fellows’ Wednes- India Linon^with White couples Hall, It is so Koyal Society floss suf- street. X easily that it sinks into Sr ficient .to the I s 1 Miller day evening, Feb. 20th. Keyes’ orchestra digested complete pattern. Full size Paper Patterns and chart for Lodge of Good Templars furnished music, and a daintily appointed the system, making new blood and new fat, X cutting and making the Q waist exactly as shown in the in sizes I by Brooks Lodge, No. 34 table held the buffet refreshments and the cut, 34, 36, 38 A and strengthening nerves and muscles. A and 40 (not one size but all four), all for March 9th. Parti ulars punch-bowl. Some of the costumes were j very attractive and becoming and the live J Ly"' clowns dressed will meet with Mrs. E. exactly alike, were among A Use Scoffs Emulsion after a the successes of the It was one of DRESSER Bayview street, to morrow evening. Influenza. X SCARF, HANDKERCHIEF the most of the season. Q This will be a Willard enjoyable parties CASE, GLOVE CASE AND PiN ;..... Thomas Bowker entertained the Sopho- tavatuabh tor and Colds. CUSHION, STAMPED AND TINT- more B. H. with a Coughs X -. pliomores managed a suc- class, S., Valentine party at his 36 ED 22 IN. i, odd Fellows’ llall last home, High street, last Friday even- CENTERPIECES, NIOHT ALL ing. A of were DRUQOI8T81 60c. AND St.OO. T ng. The younger dancing great variety games played, GOWNS, CHEMISE, DRAWERS. vidence, and the occasion and a huge cobweb woven of the class " COLLAR AND CUFF SET, CORSET id*” colors;-green and gold, was unravelled. On 1 ^ [ it the end of each was a COVERS, NEW BUTTERFLY PIL- birthday was observed as string red heart Val- entine. Delicious refreshments were ser- A Democratic caucus to nominate a candi- LOW TOPS; | xinjr of the schools, banks, ved by Mrs. assisted Misses date for mayor and candidates for ward THE CHURCHES. .me of the stores had at- Bowker, by officers was held and in Louise Dennett and Louise Brown. After last evening after The window displays The Seaside church will hold • Imported Mercerized Linen listening to some delightful and Journal had gone to preSs, Spiritualist 49c 2 .: entertained. piano pho- Pongee, j people ei Field yard music the vices at Seaside Grange hall, street, nograph guests departed, assur- The March session of the Prospect and “ Vinterport, represents the ivery Sunday at 2 p. in, weather permit- New riercerized Radium • ing their host of;a delightful evening. Unity quarterly meeting will be with the Cloth, 19c ; ance Company of Con- ing. | Seizures. Jesse church ill Jackson village, March 2 1 and ich George E. Howard of Liquor E. Staples “ A l'rof. Hugh R. Hatch of Colby College Beautiful New White of a on Main and 31. full attendance is desired. ilohair general agent. This is a proprietor place street, 25c S will occupy the Baptist pulpit next Sunday Waistings, Homer B. Carter of the Commonwealth A few friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. H | losses l pays promptly, Doming and evening. The other services S in Belfast 100 12 0 150 Hotel, were before the Belfast police court Knowlton gave them a pleasant surprise a' Headquarters for New 2 s remaining in the Bel- vill be as usual. Ginghams,80 last afternoon on search and seizure their home on Avenue Feb. Friday Northport last tlie week ending Rev. 1. It. Mower of Waterville Linen process. Deputies Elisha W. Ellis and P. The soon after occupied Latest Novelties in Embroidered Collars, 25c, 50c and 75c. • Miss Florence S. Thursday evening. party ft Ames, G. llurd of 1 he baptist pulpit last Sunday morning and Neckwear, Northport found 46 quarts of their arrival had the table laid with a Berry, Mr. L. R. Dyer, Sir. Mower’s Belfast liquor, 3 pints of rum and 44 bottles of lager delicious to which '1 ivening. many friends riarie Antionette J. W. Kel- picnic supper, fourteen Plaitings for Waist Fronts ,jde Howard, ’’ listen to him. beer at Staples’ place and 6 quarts of whis- sat down. Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton received ire always pleased to j f key and 24 bottles of lager beer at the Com- some an White Goods of appropriate gifts, and enjoyable | Christian Science services are held at J. ft all kinds now on > as given the young peo- monwealth. The hand 2 were sen- social was respondents evening passed. | F. No. 57 Cedar Sun- B n„;_i«i_ ii„j_i* r.. _ B irish Unitarian church Fernald’s, street, every tenced to 60 days in jail and to a fine of pay An official notice should have been given ! lay morning at 11 o’clock and Wednesday a, Eel). 20th, in Memorial $100 and costs and in default of to payment, of tlie meeting of the local board of regis- evening at 7.30, to which all are cordially large attendance ot the be 60 additional. imprisoned days They ap- tration next and in lieu we welcome. and re- week, thereof music, danciug pealed and are held in the sum of $200 each will state that according to law the board i Morning worship at the Methodist church for the April term of Supreme Court. will be in session four days, beginning mxt. at 10 45 a. of Sunday nt.; Sunday school .1 si by the Council A Italian the U. & A. young employed by Tuesday, for placing new names on the ; it noon ; Junior League at 3.30 p. m.; gos- d officially announced by met with a death painful Saturday, Febru- voting lists. No names can be added after ; | iel service at 7.30 p. m. All seats free and derick IS. Walls, Depart- 23rd. was ary He employed with the crew 5 p. m. Friday. tiie board will I he invited. annual Saturday public A. H., that the ncr fiimw frntn tliu fiozilrc anil ooi. meet in executive session to correct errors j LETTER TO F. A. JOHNSON, l'.Wi will be liem Tlie of the North 11II -^.agawwaB for trary to rules, and unknown to the train- and close the lists. missionary*committee —,—gW IHIIlllII1M11 Maine. and 19. diurcb V. P. S. C. E. is for a Belfast, ^ IS men, was riding on the engine, lie went to arranging for Poor's Mills. Mrs. John Hartshorn sale at the church vestry on March Dear Sir: It is a great thing for a mer- m secure costumes jump off and his clothing in such a Friday, caught to the re- has been quite sick at her Mrs. jth. l’otled home-made 1 chant have exclusive sale (in his ball to be that he was daughters, plants, kiinonas, I dress given way dragged beneath the en- gion, of course) of anything wanted by Kolerson, ill Belmont but it is hoped she sandy, and cooked food will be on sale. m of the Hospital Aid gine and severely injured, lie died on the everybody. There are two ways to treat will be able to return home soon_Wales ■ list such goods. One is: put the price up and ualogue and price way over to the Waldo County Hospital, to There will be services in the at The chapel Interest Miller is ...The Benevolent make big profit. The other way is: be fair of Fred A. Johnson or quite poorly which he was accompanied by his brother Fast March at 10.30 a and make more. Club met with Mrs. I) Panllast Northport Sunday, 3d, M. and several of his Thursday.. Devoe is the that takes least Kittredge. countrymen. The un- in. with a sermon the Rev. G. G. paint gallons 5 A. K. our to Rock- by pastor, fortunate Jackson, merchant,went and costs least money a house, a job, a year, You on observed Longfellow's young man, whose name was Winslow. Sunday school at 11.30 a. in. get your money deposited with land last week and returned Thursday with a lifetime—no matter how you reckon your with Salvatore Barbiere, was 25 years old, and a Services in the Woods schoolhouse at 2.00 the is the •v.-ory appropriate his bride-The men in this district have costs, except by gallon—Devoe ■ .\ afternoon, lo some in- native of Italy, where his parents now re- p. m. L >l e:n laker and costs least money. had to shovel snow most of the time the , Don’t forget that the part of .des uuited for the after- side. An inquest was held "on Tuesday, principal past week to the roads the cost of miint is it on. Less 2(itli, and the of keep passable-; The services for the week at the North putting .i his the different February jury, consisting less'Tost. Don’t au- given by Mrs. Grace Wood has been sick witli a gallons, forget that Orrin J. J. L. cold, Congregational church will he as follows: ii in next week’s issue of Dickey, Sleeper, C. F. j ntie r principal part of economy is long but is better. reported Junior C. E. m. at w-: ess g less cost and wear. Thompson, John Dolloff, John N. Robbins meeting Thursday p. r; illous, long 1 The It is a great thing to have the exclusive and Levi L. Robbins, brought in a verdict encouragement given to the Severn 1 3.30; prayer meeting Thursday evening at ■ ■ II. Holton sole of of that make reports that committees of the which is popular goods, goods that he came to his death on February 23rd, Hospital Fair, 7.30, subject: A Character Study—Joseph. f of that enrich both ne the llerre- lends, goods buyer has bought to he held on the 14! h and loth of is by being struck by a on the March, Gen. 37: 12-28; morning worship Sunday at and seller. Devoe is perhaps only ten per P. shifting engine on SUBJECT TO CHECK AT 2 % will of Mrs. S. Colt,through Letters have been received C. E. at cent better than one"or two others; but ten your money please 11 & A. train, by accident, and no very pleasing. 10.45; meeting Sunday 0.30, subject: Mr. Wood through is a 200 or 300 better than ileilis Burgess. from of our former all of plenty—it’s many. FINDING fault of said train or crew. many residents, j Being honest with yourself and God. Luke its like MONEY EVERY MONTH, and it does Roller There's many a merchant who hasn’t you, -led in the Duplex assure us is no so whom there place dear 12:13; Josh. 24:14; (consecration a A service); found-out his goods. 11 doesn’t take man we Hope his yacht may be Cherry Supper. The J. Ks. gathered not cost vou to a bank account with us. as old Belfast, and many contributions are j evening worship at 7.30. long to find-out that Devoe is the least- anything keep ... season. on Friday evening to celebrate no uers the coming Washing- promised. 'While tlie different committees ! money paint and why, matter which ton’s as the of Miss M. The Seaside church lieid an in- side he is on. a birthday guests Spiritual our 1 li. whist club had very have personally solicited contributions as If you cannot call, send for free booklet, Bank- Helen street. A last afternoon Yours truly, ■ Tibbetts Bird, Congress picnic sup- teresting meeting Sunday v ,: with the Misses far as possible, they wotild ask all interest- I F. W. DEVOE & CO. was the chief feature of the with a attendance. The Mail. per occassion, good principal p. s. Mason & Hall sell our ing by ■ning. Delicious refresh- ed to send any articles to them that their paint. and the decorations of the table were most speaker was Mrs. M. B. Gray. Next Sun- ed. Miss Winnifred Kim- generosity and interest would suggest. original and appropriate. The day Mrs. Nettie Smart of Searsport will be Now is the time to an account in our SAVINGS ; iibetts won the first prizes, place-cards Full in to the fair will SOUTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. open particulars regard the Plans are made for the were hand painted with the date and a speaker. being imau and Florence Kimball be given next week. Lyman Partridge, Jr., is able to ride out DEPARTMENT. all new accounts on cluster of red a of each observation of the anniversary of Spiritual- Remember, opened The next meeting will be cherries, tiny photo on pleasant days. | New Advertisements. Don’t will take on substitued for one of the forget ism, which place the last Sun- THE WILL Kimfiall, March 8th. guest being Mrs. Arthur Moore has been quite ill or before MARCH 10th, BEGIN TO DRAW LNTER= 3 Fred A. Johnson’s annual sale of muslin day in March. A speaker and test medium cherries, and identifying the place. Each with the grip. s of Seaside Chautauqua underwear at his dry goods store in Ma- from Boston will be in attendance and EST AT 4 % FROM MARCH 1st and the interest will *- guest bad a toy hatchet with a natural be with Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, These are the Forest Clark is getting out lumber to wood handle and the famous sonic Temple. 1907 styles, there will be afternoon and eveuiug ses- cherry bearing build a house in the spring. semi-annually. Monday afternoon March, and the goods and for them- sions with a compounded “I cannot tell a lie.” A red ribbon prices speak picnic supper. | quotation is ■i will he from chapters selves— A. D. Chase & Son, Chase’s Cor- j E. Stanley Partridge taking orders for led from each hatchet to a cherry tree in Vegetable and flower seeds. teen of Literary Leaders, uer, are in lines of Regular service at the Universalist church in first the middle of the table, whose cherries offering bargains many Send your deposit by miil, registered, ex- 1 ■ The able to Ills tii, chapter six. mag- seasonable new next at 10 45 a. of ser Leroy Nickerson is drive mail W'ere found to contain “Rules goods, including pillow Sunday m.; subject in- Heart of Washington’s route again after several weeks illness. or P. 0. order, check or draft ; "In the Kng- latest'uovelties in Priscilla iuuiij imnvumg s ouui. ouiiuit} scuouiai press from anywhere at of Conduct.” The were tops, neckwear, g ltih^rt dainty napkins also q Rations from uuderinuslins and white of all kinds, 12 o’clock ; vesper service C. 0. Hatch is able to.be out after a very- a and ; goods Sunday evening, time and we will return bank book next cherry pattern the llag-decorations of severe attack of the prevailing distemper. any by mail. i ....Only nine days more for the with the following program : the dining-room added to the general effect. half-price business of the sale of the Misses Ellis, who are Organ, Voluntary, Adagio, Clements Mrs. Maud HI anchard and baby of Sandy- meeting The menu included chicken I positively pie, rolls, I Mrs. Herbert K. llrinkwater. point spent a few days at Mrs. Adelaide will be held at the home going ou! of business. Call and see what olives, salads, coffee, cakes, and ice-cream Gloria, Universalist Church Choir Partridge’s recently. linak, Higli street, this, they offer for 9 cents. A fire-proof Morris Miss Marian Wells, Soprano, with cherry sauce. After supper the club The Boyd house was burned Friday night C and earned I moon at 2.30 o’clock. A I safe and a wax figure for sale_Deposit Miss Emma Skay, Contralto, apital surplus,$85,838.04t to Two adjourned the parlor, where various Mr. Ralph at Clarks Corner, Prospect. familiis ;. Rev. Harry Lutz w ill be ! your money with the Waldo Trust Co. Two Morse, Tenor, lived Selden and Horace Clark. games were in order. Charades, one of the Mr. Luther Hammons, Hass. there, ■t being The International | per cent on money subject to check ; 4 per Invocation There was no insurance. J. Ks. favorite pastimes, were a special fea- mail and oilier Liberal Ite- i cent in the savings department. Send for Chant, Lord’s Prayer, Manter lias taken a contract to get ture, and the costuming, etc., was rather Moody Total Resources, 633,341.05 free Mail_See no- | and Workers. Quotations booklet, Hanking by Universalist Church Choir out a large quantity of lumber for Herbert more elaborate than usual. The evening tice of iielfast Savings bank honk lost.... Organ Solo, Daybreak, Spinney Hopkins. Arthur Dockliani has also taken Sale of framed at reduced at 1 was a most enjoyable one and it is not to be pictuies prices Miss Amy Stoddard a contract to get out lumber for Mr. Hop- The Fashion, High street. Jewelry at half Scripture Lesson .ms of the Belfast High disputed that the club lived up to irs kins. price.Field & Quimby are local Anthem, Lo’Tis Night, Beethoven i the Young Men’s Asso- name very successfully. They met with agents for the old and reliable iEtna In- Universalist Church Choir. Boyd ,;. j*»e Bank are from j-!, ... ha* discharged a cargo of wood reports the “open sea” at Winterport PEANUT BRITTLE may be obtained at Dapoiits in this exempt taxation. ‘■mi C'lirt and will sail for Bluehill s‘f, clear as in summer, and the Winterport [n;i ,llfe f!>r New York as soon as the 12c. per lb., the 20c. kind Ferry Co. connect ing with all trains—The at.. lt[erJ’<:""it—Sch. Carrie E. Look is TRUSTEES: ring, !'’ carry potatoes from Stockton steamer Golden Rod for the first time this Cuba. now kL ,'/ The Look is dis- season was hemmed in by the ice at Castine JAMS* B. from Darien mak ROBERT V. DUXTOX, HOiFEI, F&tSOQ. iFBIPE Ntatp'ardr( pine at Rook- Monday morning and prevented from »bb, Butler & Co. ing her usual trip to Belfast. ARTHUR I. BROWN, BEN D. FIELD. At a Probata Court bald at THE CAMP-FIRE. Belfast, within and for At a Probata Court bald at the County of Waldo, on tha second of News and Tuesday for the County of Waldo, on .hL-'.’itk, i Maine’s herbalist. Notes. February, A. D. 1907. A. D. Literary Darkness is on. The night is black. February, 1907. lhe'tthiti ATT .mo certain instrument, purporting to be the last WOMEN Thro’ the silent timber sounds the howling MAUD MILL1KEN, admino ^ A will and testament of Harriet M. Mansfield, H Abandoned Farm Made to Good The February number of The Pine of the MARYthe will annexed, of the Pay Money. pack. late of Belfast, in said of Waldo, de« late of Tree as usual dense cloud County loiinrou, Belfast, in said ( a Magazine, which is beau- On the sky above a deep, ceased, having been presented for probate. 'In? You Can Smell His Half How Well Women deceased, having presented a Catnip Crop Many Perfectly is a Hovers o’er the earth like a sombre shroud- «,'J tifully illustrated, Longfellow num- Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in- that the actual market value „| ,,7 Mile And loud. 1 Away. Do You Know? ber, and in that direction will interest the fire cracks terested by causing a copy of this order to be said deceased, now in her hao,i, ! published three weeks in The payment of the collateral and instruct admirers of the poet. There is on. The successively Repub- inherit.?"’M [Boston Sunday Globe.] Darkuegs stark, grim pines lican Journal, at Belfast, that persons interested in the are lines. published they success, I. h, other articles of interest, including Stand tall and black in irregular at a Probate to be held at the amount of tax thereon ■A The of how William K. Burgess may appear Court, nia, p story one on “Sea Water one of the E’eu tliu’ darkness be on, and the pines Belfast, within and for said on the sec- tile Judge of Probate. one Gold,” County, of East has managed of are ond of March at ten of Bucksport greatest swindles of tire age, and a drear Tuesday next, the Ordered, That the said petition,., pret- clock before Vl Maine’s famous “abandoned farms,” And deer are few, yet freedom Is here noon, and show cause if any they >11 persons interested bycausin, ty poem, “The St. Croix River.” Sale the same should not be aud won and considerable With the near. have, why proved, ap order to be publisbed thiee w*., prosperity camp-fire and allowed. Co., Portland, Me. proved file a fame from land that was cluttered with Publishing Republican Journal, new on. fir trees GEO. E. st Darkness is The sigh; JOHNSON, Judge. Belfast, that they may am ar A true Attest: loose stones and iufested with pernic- The American Magazine for March 1 he horned owl moans, and the gray copy. Court, to be held at Belfast, wm„ Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. on ious weeds, deserves to be elevated into contains a piece of fiction in which a wolves cry— County, the 12th day of : st ten of the clock before a treatise on economics and of lions in a circus are And tho’ even so, we haven’t a care, noon, aim agricultural pair presented At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and sny they the For the is far. So sit and stare have, why prayer of / a place in the libraries of agricultural as remembering and saving the life of city for the County of Waldo, on the second Tues- should not be granted. colleges. an old trainer of theirs whom they had At the camp-fire there. day of February, A. D. 1907. geo. —W. C. Ludlow in March Kecreation. A true Attest: e..Johnson Less than 20 when Mr. not seen for This is com- certain instrument, purporting to be the last copy. years ago, many years. CHA8. P. A will and testament of Caroline R. Rice, late Hazkltink o went to be --— Burgess to East Bucksport from monly believed inconsistent with OAHTOniA. of Northport, in said County of Waldo, deceas- At a a farm in Monroe, Me., he was rich in the experience of wild animal trainers. Kind Vou Hava ed, having been presented for probate. Probate Court held at Re it Bean the _ATilB Always Boojltf for the of 1 health and in finan- On that account the editor of the «That notice be to all County Waldo, on hope, though poor maga- Ordered, given persons Febuary, A. D. 1907. 11 cial resources, so, when he had bought zine states in a note that the story is Interested by causing a copy of this order to be three weeks in The a. sherman, execu, two tarms on the shores of founded on fact. successively Repub- adjoining fiublisliedicau Journal, published at Belfast, that they Elmerof Sarah C. Sherman, late of which had been at a Probate Court, to be held at County of Waldo, deceased, t,,. Long pond—both No more woman’s may appear to hard interesting story Belfast, within and for said on the second perition praying that the aci -, cropped clear down pan and County, the has been seen for some time than that Tuesday of March next, at ten of the clock be- property of said decease.l the which Maine to the undergone process of Miss R. fore noon, and show cause, if any they have, why subject payment of the < I Margaret Middleton, special tance farmers term “skinning,” until there the same should not bo proved, approved and al tax, the persons interest. which is told sion and was left to skin—he found advertising representative, lowed. thereto, the amount <>i nothing GRACE E. MILLER be mrs.wTTford in The New Idea Woman’s Magazine GEO. E Judge. determined by the Judge ol r himself at 35 years of age without an JOHNSON, for March. This bred woman A true copy. Attest: Ordered, That the said pent in the and Mrs w. b. uora oi i^ansaown* gently 88.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel- available dollar world, hitch- “I am not “I Chas. P, Hazeltine, Register. all persons interested can-, feeling very well,” began her breadwinning career as a sort WALDOon the 12th day of February, 1907. John by a writes : fast, jrder to be w ed to barren hillside farm, which, am so nervous it seems as I St., Baltimore, Md. 8. of Albert Alden of North- publisbed three though of “office for a local and Treadwell, guardian At a Probate Court held at within and The girl” daily, Belfast, Republican Journal, a m .. to local was not able should as Doar Mrs. Pinkham;— in said having piesented his final according report, fly." “My back aches though worked her to a port, county, for the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday at Belfast, that was a way steadilyupward post account of for allowance. they may ar( to sustain a of rabbits. it would For four year* my life misery to guardianship of A. D. 1907. to be held at pair break.” the be February, Court, Belfast, v me. from requiring highest business Ordered, That notice thereof given, three The first which Mr. I suffered irregularities, sup- capacity to be County, on the 12th day of v thing Burgess and returns. weeks successively, in The Republican Journal certain instrument, purporting the last How often do you hear these terrible sensations and yielding adequate The will and testament of R. at ten of the clock before nooi needed was ready money. signi- pression, dragging a newspaper in Belfast, in said county A Benjamin Penney, extreme nervousness. I had all itself should be an and published if any they have, the ficant expressions from women given up story inspiration that all interested may attend at a Pro late of Freedom, iu said County of Waldo, de- why pra’.. Local ways of securing ready money persons er should not be granted. friends. More than hope of ever being well again when Lydia encouragement to every woman who bate to be held at Belfast, on the 12th daj ceased, having been presented lor probate. bad been to cut the and haul it likely you speak Court, GEO. E.,)i. bay E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound was reads it. of March next, and show cause, if any they That notice be to all in- the same words yourself, and there Ordered, given persons A true copy. Attest: loose to Bangor, 12 miles away, and sell recommended. It cured iny weakness and have,why the said account should not be allowed terested a of this order to be is a cause. by causing copy Chas P. Hazi it on the market at the highest price made me well and strong.” The National Child Labor Commit- GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. published three weeks successively in The Re- A true Attest at that, offered. It to be a serious propo- More than thirty years ago Lydia Miss Grace E. of 1213 in copy. publican Journal, published Belfast, At a Probate Court held at B. proved Miller, Michi- tee, its department officially con- Cn as. P.Hazeltine, Register. at a Probate to be held at Bel- E Pinkhamof Mass, discovered they appear Court, the County of Waldo, on t! sition, for not was 12 miles Lynn, ; only Bangor gan St., Buffalo, N. Y. writes ducted in the Woman’s Home Com- fast, within and for said County, on the second j ruary, A. D. 1907. but the roads for most of the ! the source of all the suffering 117 ALDO 88.—lu Court of Probate, held at Bel- t Inez R. Kendall, late nunasi. are the bane of woman’s woman in the Ui\ited States is asked have, why the said account should not be allowed of County, on the 12th of \ in public view on the Sabbath and part- irregularities has over interstate commerce of Winterport, in said County Waldo, deceas- day Congress GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. at ten of the cloek before no. because such labor saved half a existence. to accept the following invitation. It ed, having been presented lor probate. ly day enables it to apply a very and A true copy. Attest: if any they have, why the is free, will health amd simple Ordered, That notice be to all pra\ of valuable time, which could be devot- The same woman who discovered bring you may effective Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. given persons er should not be granted. remedy.” interested causing a copy of this order to be cause of this also save your life. by GEO. E. do! ed to other duties on a week day. the all misery three weeks in The 88.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel published successively Repub- A true copy. Attest two sedate horses aud exer- ! discovered a E. Pink- The American Magazine for March lican at that By using remedy. Lydia WALDOfast, ou the 12th day of 1907. Journal, published Belfast, they Chas. I*. Haz.fi Mrs. Pinkham’s Invitation to Women. a new little February, at a Probate to he held at care when the ham's Vegetable Compound made includes play, “The Goal,” ! C. W. Wescon and Susan N. Carter, executors ol may appear Court, cising great negotiating | on the Arthur Jones. the last will of Albert M. Carter, late of Belfast, within and for said County, sec rougn places, a tanner, wno I from native roots and herbs holds Women by Henry Throughout Belfast, At a Probate Court held at Bel patient suffering from any form of in said com oncl Tuesday ol March next at ten of the clock of the made ty, deceased, having presented their the of on started trom home at 3 o’clock in the the record for a greater number female weakness are play, joyful by his presence, before noon, and show cause, if any they have, County Waldo, the invited to final account of administration of said estate for A. L>. there walks a man the same should not be and ary, 1907. could to land his load in absolute cures of female ills than any communicate with great of the world, allowance. why proved, approved morning, hope promptly Mrs. allowed. HURI> the market 11 o’clock in the other one the world has ever seventy-live years old, who, on the Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three and H. W. Hurd. Bangor by remedy Pinkham. at Mass. From the day GEO E. JOHNSON, Judge. a Lynn, he love of weeks successively, in The Republican Journal,a BP. petition represerting tl after which he had to known and it is the greatest blessing the died, preserved life, high re- A true are the heirs in forenoon, bargain symptoms given, trouble may be newspaper published in Belfast, in said County, Copy—Attest: living diffeien which ever came into the lives of for and enthusiasm for Chas. P. Hazeltine, «I. late of and banter and haggle with customers located and the and surest spect himself, that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- Register. Hurd, Thorndike, quickest Waldo, deceased, that for several hours before he effected a Buffering women. of advised. larger achievement. When he died he bate Court to be held at Belfast, on the 12th day praying way recovery Out of her ( at within and or some other suitable n died Miss of March next, and show cause, if any they At a Probate ourt held Belfast, person, sale. Then he must drive to some re- but cure the vast volume of standing. Tarbell, whose his- on to sell and Don’t try to endure, experience in treating have, why the said account should not be allowed. for the County of Waldo, the 12 th day of convey certain re mote the off aud of the tariff is one of the features A. D. 19t 7. to the estate of said deceased, part of city and pitch eause of all vour suffering. E. female ills Mrs. Pinkham tory GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. February, Lydia probably petition, and distribute the slow the load ot in the at has the of this notable periodical, relates in the A true copy—Attest: G. daughter of Charles W'esley away hay peak Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound very knowledge that will ESTES, to their rt C» be held at Belt a that he can do the At that time the entire E. JOHNSON, heir of Ann F. John- all interested by causing a copy of this of March showca:: top buggy 'so rapidly ground. in with a shelf David Fercuson. is an account of the persons next,and highest front, roosting late of Belfast, in said ol to be three weeks in ! his and home iu time for area was white with blossoms, which CHARLESson, County Waldo, order published successively why the said account should marketing get in the rear. The interior is 20 20 entrance of detectives into i deceased, a 'Lite a newspaper published h. ! I emitted an by present-day having presented petition praying Republican Journal, GEO. ,H dinner. odor which could be smelled that this Court may determine who are entitled that at a Probate ieet squaie, with front facing toward financial operations. Olivia Howard at Belfast, they may appear A true copy. Attest: It was the same when for half a mile. ! to the balance ot the estate of saul dtc* ased. now to be held at Belfast, within and for said Chas. P. Ha/.i way farmer south a window ai Dunbar wntes of the Court, the and eilherend. woman’s rights in the hands of Robert F. on 12th of A. l>. 1907, Burgess tried to realize cash from the “I have been thinking,” said Burgess 1 Duuton, administrator county, the day March, j1 In the center and between the win- movements of the world in an article de bonis non, with the will annexed, of said estate, at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, if TX7ALDO 88.—In Court of Pr* sale of coidwood in He had meditatively, “that I must go to keep- the of said Bangor. dows was built up a four-foot solid entitled “The World’s Half-Citizens.” tbeir respective shares therein, and order the any they have, why prayer petitioner M last, on the 12ih day of hardwood on ing bees. Here are millions of same to be distributed should not be Hartson C. plenty second-growth catnip front. Above Ibis is an about accordingly- granted. Pitcher and Charle- and is opening In tlie March GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. tors of the last will of w Ids place, but he lived beyond the 10- blossoms, everyone just dripping number of McClure's ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to Sarah 14 by 8 feet, tilted with a swinging A true copy. Attest: in said deceit-* mile unit where railroads could haul with honey, and all litis richness is tlie Christian Science Serial easily holds all persons interested by causing a copy ot this P.elfast, County, toiin coveieil with a order to be three Chas- P. Hazeltine, Register, j ed their first and filial'account wasted because I am too to muslin, making liist deals in published weeks successively in wood the carload at rates lazy buy place. It detail with the 1 of said estate for t by cheaper muslin front between the windows. In The Republican Journal, a newspaper published allowance, bees to me I claim oi n than it was possible to do with horse help gather it in. never Quimby controversy that has waged for I at Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate private saul Harts* the daytime ilie cuitam is raised the County of Waldo, on the 12th day of Febru- lie found it took a whole saw any and I believe years between Christian I Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said Ordered, That notice then power. day catnip honey, the the air above twenty-five ary, A. D. 1907. ever against root, passing j County, on the 12th day of March, A. D. 1907, weeks successively, in The R. ) to cut and land a cord of fuel at his nobody has put it on the market; Scientists, and the followers of the New of the last and over the at a that 1 at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, 11. FOLSOM, executor newspapei published in Beit, but that makes no odds. There are poultry height movement—also called who wasadminis- ; door, and another very long day was Thought Mental if any they have, why the prayer of said petition* VUGUSTINEwill of Isadore Cornwallis, that all persons interested u pifcveuts its interference with ttiem. In | lat^ of demanded to take this wood to Bangor hundreds of people living all around Healers. A mass of documentary evi- ; er should not be granted. tratrix of the estate of Mary Whitcomb, bate Court, to be held at Bei: who will the rear is built in a box or enclosed GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge, Searsport, in said County of Waldo, deceased, j of March next, and show can- and sell it. As tire local dealers were buy catnip honey and pay dence of the arguments of both si'des is he loom, double-boaided without A true copy. Attest: having presented a petition praying that may f why the said account and pn- extra for it roosting j » selling equally as good wood at $4.50 prices just on account of presented 'n the shape of fac-simile let- Char. 1*. mav be administrator, fie bonis non, of not he and within, and with Hazeltine, Register. appointed allowed. a cord farmer Burgess concluded there the name. I must buy a dozen swarms packed closely ters, affidavits and the like, The in- tbe'estate of said Mary Whitcomb. GEO. E. J< between the This was no profit in working himself and of bees next spring and try the experi- shavings scantlings. auguration of Lincoln, the epidemic of ! At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within anti Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice A trite copy—Attest: double-boarded enclosure around I for the of on the 12th of a this Chas. P. H azi horses for two at the rate of $2.23 ment.” passes County Waldo, day to all persons interested b> causing copy of days compromise that infected the country A. I> 1907. in —-- the entire roosting place, up in and be- j February, order to be published three weeks successively | a and the out of the 1 YfTA1.DO S3.—In Court of I*i day. Chronic Cured. breaking Civil War I. administrator of the estate the Republican Journal, a newspaper publish- ! Constipation neath the roof, giving an entirely air- "pALPH MORSE, V? fast, on the 12th He bought a sawing machine and for are dramatically described in tire Carl 11 of Edwin Salmoud, late of Belfast, in said ed at Belfast, that they may appear at a j day One who suffers from chronic enclosure for the with- Elmer E Warren and Viem two manufactured wood into constipa- tight roosting place. Scliurz Reminiscences. Waldemar County ol Waldo, deceased, having presented a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, years tion is in of on the 12th executors >f the last will of !’ danger many serious ailments. The front of this is a form covered petition praying for a license to sell at public or in and for said county, day stove lengths and sold it for $0.50 a telis What We Know j at ten of the clock late of Seat sport, in said Con Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic with which is letdown at Kaempffert private sale, and convey certain real estate of of March, A. D. 1907, heavy muslin, if 1 ing presented their first accom cord, but gave it up after a thorough constipation as it aids digestion and stimu- About Mars” in a lucid article that de- saic deceased, described in said petition. before noon, and show cause, any they have, night, shutting the biids into this box the of said petitioner should not he tion of said estate for allowan*-* trial. lates the liver and bowels, the scribes the marvels without recourse to Ordered, That the said notice to why prayer ( restoring roost, sheltered from without the I petitioner give Ordered, That notice there.-* now comes in natual action of these organs. Commence by the of : all persons interested by causing a of this grauted. Aud the crucial period technical verbiage science. “The copy GEO. E. JOHNSON. Judge. weeks successively, m '1 lie Rej it and will fee) better at curtain. In the roof at either end of order to he published three weeks successively in Mr. Burgess’ management of an aban- taking today you Diary of an Amateur A true copv. Attest: newspaper published in Bella- tins box a feet Waitress,” by ; The Republican Journal, a newspaper published ! once. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not is ventilator, 3 long by 0 Char. P. Hazeltime. Register. that nil persons interested n->* doned farm. At different times when Maud Younger, gives us the worker’s at Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate nauseate or gripe and is very pleasant to inches wide, to carry off the air from i bate Court, to be held at Bella-: lie nmi urcu 111 me of view on an Court, to be held at Belfast, within and lor said iiau^ui iiiaiaculit; take. Refuse substitutes.—R. point industrial problem. of March next, and show cause, H. Moody. above back into the main bouse. The C on the 12th of March, a. D. at of liis liad asked The fiction of this March is j ounty, day 1907, At a Probate Court held at Bell ast, within and the said account should nor output rarm, people McClure ten of the clock before noo»', and show if why professor said that there had never cause, for the of Waldo, on the 12th day of GEO. E. J < him if he raised any sage or thorough- fine. the of said County THE GRIPPE. been a case of cold or in of especially any they have, why prayer petitioner A. D. 1907. A true Attest: or summer croup any should not be February, copy. wort savory. Once in a while granted. o^ the Chas. P. Hazel i> I these fresh-air and that the The fact that GEO. E. V. GRINDLE, administrator a restaurateur wanted houses, Longfellow’s centenary JOHNSON, Judge. of Winter- fresh pepper- An aehe in the back, alula in the head— A true Attest: estate of Lucy A. Grindle, late 1 pain hens in these houses averaged the last falls upon the 27th of this montli has copy. ERANK SS.—In Court of Prob mint. This man wanted horehound for That's the grippe! Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. port, in said County of Waldo, deceased, having j 144 each. occasion in a number of the mag- a that the of WALDOfast, on the 12th day of ; a bad Another asked for worm- A choke in the throat, and a for year eggs given presented petition praying Judge cough. yearning are to the Amos Nichols, Maud B. Colour bed— In ttiis 20 20 house are too azines for new accounts of the said Court may determine who entitled wood for a so he have a by kept poet’s NOTICE. The subscriber here- executors of the last u tonic, might work. balance of said estate now in his hands for dis- Colcord, That’s the hens during the winter. The floors are life and Doubly interesting, be- gives notice that they have been duly ap- of -a> more savage appetite for his food. And grippe! EXECUTRiCE’Sby tribution, their respective shares therein, and Colcord, late Searsport, in A rive of then a shiver with two inches of cause of the unfamiliar material pointed executrices of the last will and testamont their fir^' to heat, of cold, covered dried sand it order the same to be distributed accordingly. ed, having presented Burgess replied all these that he of of administration of said estate A feeling of being three hundred old and 10 or 12 inches of straw. At makes use is an article iu the Feb- notice to be able to tiie years dry of, SARAH M. late of Belfast, Ordered, That the said petitioner give would till orders the next A even to do as BOYNTON, this that notice there- >! willingness your’re told— hi u no ui tiai/bcu tuiu Atlantic on and the all interested by causing a copy of Ordered, unjii^uu yuai ruary “Evangeline in the County of Waldo, deceased. All persons persons in year. That’s the to be three weeks successively in weeks successively The Kept:' \ grippe! and two of wheat are fed. At Real Acadians.” Evangeline appears to demands against the estate of said de- order published The quarts having The Journal, a newspaper published newspaper published in Bell, business of growing and curing 10 be the most ceased are desired to present the same for set- Republican An arrow of pain, now in this place, now o’clock four quarts more of dry grain popular “long-breathed” at Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate that all persons interested ma\ the various and medicinal tlement, and aP indebted thereto are bate fragrant that— is strewn the in our it is read requested to be held at Belfast, within and for said Court, to be held at Beil among litter, making eight poem literature; every to make payment immediately. Court, of herbs grew so fast that in the summer That’s on the 12th of March, A. D. 1907, day March next, and sh<>\ j the grippe! quarts tor the 100 hens in 24 hours. In hundreds of thousands of LUCY A. BENNETT. County, day of year by at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, it they have, why the said accoi.. ; 1906 tiie Burgess farm produced A feeling of doubt as to w here you are at— ESTHER C. FRYE addition to this, there is a feed American and Canadian schools chil- have, the of said allowed. more than a ton of a ton That’s the trough Belfast, Feb. 12 1907. any they why prayer petitioner catnip, nearly grippe!’ in the front of the should not be GEORGE E. JOB j A sensation-of new building underneath dren; enterprising steamship companies granted. of dried sage leaves and hundreds of stupid course, wholly !— A true copy. Attest: f A the curtain. This 10 feet use it for Grand NOTICE. The subscriber h Gi30. E. Judge. pounds of pennyroyal, saffron, chamo- foolish depression—why should you feel box, long by advertising purposes; icl.) JOHNSON, Chas. P. Hazel j blue?— 6 inches wide and 5 inches deep, is cov- Pre, “on the shore of the Basin of Min- EXECUTOk’Sgive notice that he has been duly appointed A tfufecopy. Attest: mile, horehound,wiutergreen, lungwort, Executor of the last will and testament of Chas. P. Hazeltime, Register. SS.—In Court of Pru A doubt as to whether this Is you— ered with lath to the as,” is visited every season throngs \ thread, white really slanting prevent by REBECCA A. late fast, on the 12th <-t h gold balsam, pine bark, That’s the liens from COLE) of Wlbterport, WALDO day j grippe! the mash fed of tourists. And < cresses and other wasting dry eager yet, according in the of Amos Nichols, administrator paisley, many plants Coubty Waldo, deceased. All persons a Court held at Belfast, within and therein. This box is filled to the writer of the At Probate estate of J. Herbert lat that are seldom Strange visions at that continually article|in question, having demands the estate of said de- on the 12th of Colcord, 4 mentioned outside the night, deprive you against for the County of Waldo, day said deceased, havint ■ of rest— with mash of mid- the is Prof. Archibald ceased are desired to the same for set- 1907. County, j regular found in the dry consisting bran, —wlio, by way, present February, A. D. and final accouut of auministrat pharmacopias drug am; all indebted thereto are j chat s the linseed corn MacMechan of Dalhouse tlement, requested executor of the last will stores. grippe! dlings, gluten meal, meal, University, to make F. CARLETON, , for allowance. A taste Id your mouth, and a on meal and beef —the of as payment immediately of E. Cole, late of Winterport, in said From a farmer he had Weight scrap, the proportions story the Expulsion, Long- ELLERY BOWDEN. AMOS Mary Ordered, that notice thereol developed into your chest— of Waldo, deceased, having presented a j being 200 lb. of bran to 100 lb. of each fellow recounts is far from Feb. 12, 1907. Couuty weeks successively, in The an herbalist. That’s the it, being Winterport, prayiDg that the Judge of said Court Repub: grippe! of petition newspaper published in Bellas1 In the old when farmer A tired the other foods. Of this the average borne out by the historical facts. The determine who are entitled to tne balance days Burgess sensatiou that runs through your NOTICE. The subscri- may that all persons interested i for 54 were not mil- of said estate now in his hands for distribution, may was he two veins, consumption the year is lb. per Acadians harshly used; ber that be has bate Court, to be held at Belfast selling hay required heavy ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice been their shares therein under said will A combination of lien. this with the their administrator of the estate of respective of March next, and show cause horses to carry hay valued at $10 to queer aches and of pains, Calculating dry itary necessity actually compelled duly appointed and order the same to he distributed accordingly. A vapid admission of absence of brains— grain each hen secures a little for were a menace to the have, why the said account sli' Bangor, and when he sold wood the ration, removal, they WILLIAM P. FARNSWORTH, late of lslesboro, That the said petitioner notice That’s the over Ordered, give lowed: same horses worked and hard to grippe! 4 ounces per day during the year. very existence of England’s authority in the of deceased, and long County Waldo, given to all persons interested by causing a copy of this GEO. e. jo;.v —Somerville Journal. In addition to this are furnished in it was New rather bonds at the law directs. All persons de- to be three weeks in take a cord of rock maple valued at they Canada; England having order published successively a true copy. Attest: mands estate of said deceased are The a to market. he can grit, short-cut clover, alfalfa and than the mother that was di- against-the Republican Journal, newspaper published Chas. P. Hazki.ti* $4.50 Today put The plenty country desired to the same for and at a Presidents in Verse. of water. for the and piesent settlement, at Belfast, that they may appeal- Probate of herbs valued at more than rectly responsible act, all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- to be held at withlb and for said packets Court, Belfast, WALDO SS.—In Court of Pro into an and can trot Prof. Gowell told of the many Boston ships conveyed the Acadians ment immediately. on the 12th day of March, A. D. 1907, $100 express wagon The Brooklyn Daily Eagle recently in- experi- County, T T fast, on the 12th day ol I ments made for the of over “Thanks to LINCOLN N. GILKEY. at ten of the clock before noon, and show his horse half the time both vited its readers to send in the names of production his the seas. Evangeline, cause, Mary Maud Milliken, administr;•! ways. the lslesboro, Feb. 12,1907. if tlie> have, the of said in and his address the will never be understood. any why prayer petition- ar.nexed on the estate of Mary V The side issues which farmer Burgess Presidents, verse, and prints the follow- heavy-laying strain, Expulsion er should not be was granted. Belfast, in said Couuty, deceased has undertaken or is about to start ou ing as the best of more than two score ex- followed by 30 minutes of most en- Surely this is an interesting role for a NOTICE. The subscriber here GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. ed her first and final account 1 1 received: by gives notice that she has been A true Attest: his abandoned farms are as amples grossing discussion, which brought out single poem to play on the stage of EXECUTRIX’S duly ap- copy. said estate for allowance. nearly prom- executrix of the last will and testament Chas. P. Hazeltime. The first in war and features of interest to the pointed Register. that notice thereol ising as Ins direct sources of income. first in peace, many large history. of Ordered, the weeks in The Some lie that lie only Washington. audience present. The entire poultry ELIZABETH GOR1VAN, late of successively, Rep years ago thought Winterport, a newspaper in Bella." John Adams was Lhe second; class from the Cornell At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and published would and see how lie would Agricultural in the County of Waldo, deceased. All persons that all interested n keep sheep the third was for the of ou the 12th of ty, persons Jefferson, was ucumuuo against me rsiau; Ol saiu ue- County Waldo, day fare at wool and but as College present at this meeting. | Having Probate Court, to be held at Bell selling lambs, Who wrote “i'hc A. I>. 1907. 1 Declaration,” ceaseu ait desired to present the same I jrset- February, M:r;!: •••*. ?.nd the came and slew —Country Gentlemen. Neglected Rheumatism I day in Ids And fourth was all are tne the executors of dogs many Madison. | tlemeut, anti indebted thereto requested H. WALDEN, of j they have, why the said accent to make IV late of Bel- flock, and as BuckSport paid only $3.00 Monroe’s honored payment immediately. CHARLESthe last will of Sarah Mathews, j lowed. “Doctrine,” still, MARGARET A. G0R1VAN. in said of Waldo, deceased, I for a sheep that bad been Killed Then John Adams Causes fast, Ceunty having GEO. E. JOHN by dogs Q. won; Paralysis Feb. 12,1907. a that the actual mar Value of Farm Animals. j Winterporfc, presented petition praying A true copy. Attest: —even when average were Andrew Jackson next in line, value of the of said now sheep bring- | ket property deceased, Chas. l\ Haz» : ;, ing $5.00 a head in tiie i Van Buren, tiarnson. NOTICE. The subscribei in the hands of the executors of said will, subject market—Burgess The A Uric-O Treatment Will in All Cases sold out Ids and went to Tenth, Tyler; Polk, then Taylor, Crop Reporting Board of the Re- ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice that he has been duly ap- to ihe payment of the collateral inheritance tax, WALDO SS.—Iu Court «>! Prob.. sheep breeding administrator of the estate of the interested in the succession which Fillmore, Pieiee, Buchanan. Bureau of Statistics of the move the Cause. j pointed persons thereto, Vt fast, on the 12lh day oi I collie dogs, brought higher prices Depart- ami the amount oi tax be determin- Lincoln next, with Civil ment of JAMES L. WHITAKER, late of thereon, maj Aaron B. Ripley, executor oi the i.> and were not so to" War; Agriculture finds from the re- Paralysis is a disease whose cause is shrouded | Liberty, ed of Probate. | expensive grow. by Judge liam Ripiey, late of Sear.-mont, p Seventeenth was Johnson. of the and in mystery. If were to investigate in the County of Waldo, deceased, aud given Later on tiie man who was on ports correspondents agents you carefully j Ordered, That the said notice to deceased, having presented his 1: living Mighty U. S. Grant alt cases of you would fiud that at some | bonds as the law directs. All persons having de- petitioner give also, of the bureau that the numbers and Paralysis all interested a of this administration of said estate f*-i I an abandoned farm branched out as a Who battles won time to the the suffered I mauds against the estate of said deceased are persons by causing copy many ; previous attack, patient order to be three weeks in her with his claim. of botanic values of the farm animals on farm from some form of rheumatism like : desired to present the same for settlement, and published successively get private manufacturer drugs, all of Hayes, Garfield, then Arthur comes, Possibly The a and in the on so many others, he thought it was a : all indebted tt ereto are requested to make pay- Republican Journal, newspaper published Ordered, That notice thereol be which are fast to Cleveland and Harrison. ranges United States only slight at that at a Probate selling enougli pay matter of inconvevience and no ment immediately. Belfast, they may appear weeks successively, in The Repul 1 last were as follows: temporary paid to be held at Belfast, within and for said expenses. Cleveland McKinley— January farther attention to it. Rheumatism is not to be WILLARD WHITAKER. Court, a newspaper published in Belfast, again; on the 12th of March, A. D. He has made a cure which The War Horses 19,747,000, average price per neglected with impunity- The Uric and poison- Liberty, Febrnary 12,1907. County, day 1907, that all persons interested may att- f cough Spanish begun ; at ten of the clock before and show head value ous Rheumatic Acid must be neutralized and noon, cause, bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on bolds the soul and curative The twenty-sixth is Roosevelt, $93.51, $1,846,578, 000; mules if the of said | ingredients driven from the system as soon as they put in an NOTICE. The subscriber anj they have, why prayer petition- of March uext, and show cause, “the strenuous one.” 3,817,000, average $112.16, value er should not be of 20 famous plants, all of which were Styled price appearance. Do this with Uric-O. ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice that he has been duly grauted. have, why the said account and President GEO. E. the twenty-seven. $428,064,000; milch cows 20,968,000, av- it is a harmless preparation and does appointed administrator of the estate of JOHNSON, Judge. should not be allowed. noted cure-alls among older genera- vegetable A true Attest: An unknown yet to come. erage value other not contain a drop of alcohol. It THOMAS L. late of copy. GEO. E. JOHNS* tions. price $31, $645,497,000; single operates FROHOCK, Lincolnville, Chas. P. by its action upon the blood, muscles and Hazeltine, Register. A true copy. Attest: cattle 51,566,000, average kidneys in the of and > He sells an ointment which holds 17 Stockton Abates B. & A. Taxes. price $17.10, and cures Rheumatism to cured. We might County Waldo, deceased, given Chas. p.Hazeltink. stay bonds as tbe law directs. All de- an value $881,775,000; sheep 53,240,000, give you from thousands of persons having vegetable ingredients of antiseptic testimonials people mands tbe estate of said deceased 88.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel- value in all parts of the country, but we would rather against are de- or or nature. An amicable was reached at a average price $3.84, $204,210,000: sired to tbe same for and all fast, on the 12th day of February, 1907, SS. In Court or Probate, soothing tanning agreement have you talk with some one whom you know and present settlement, WALDO swine indebted thereto are to make Ladonna M. Jackson, administratrix with the 011 the 12th of Febr- He can furnish the old-time “hard- recent special town meeting in Stockton 54,794,000, average price $7.62, can believe. Next time are down town requested payment WALDOfast, day val ue you just will annexed on the est ite of Lucius H. Jackson, Elmer A. Sherman, executor of the tea” Springs in regard to the abatement of a $417,791,000; total value of farm drop into the store of R. II. Belfast’s pop immediately. hack in any quantity. Moody, LESLIE late of Waldo, in said County, deceased, having Sarah C. late of in of the B. & A. R. R. taxes as assess- anim iar anti »sk him about We wont D. AMES. Sherman, Belfast, He has root” cows portion als, $4,43,915,000. druggist, Uric-O, her first and final account ol adminis- “garget for ailing but we have Lincolnville, February 12,1907. presented deceased, having presented his first ed for 1906 and which the railroad company predict what he will say, confidence tration of said estate for with and for and smartweed it allowance, together count of administration of saidestu lobelia horses, were town to enough in the remedy to leave to him. claim excessive. The voted NOTICE. The subscriber here- her private claim. ance. a Uric-O is not a cathartic, nor does it affect or for “giving sweat.” abate to the amount of leaving $1,490 Special Announcement the notice that he has been iififi $1,000, Regarding distress the stomach in nyway. Uric-O is a cure EXECUTOR’Sby gives duly ap- Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three Ordered, that notice thereof be Without to medical skill executor of tne last will and pretending due. This amount the railroad company, is National Pure Food and Drug Law. for Rheumatism and h r Rheumatism That pointed testament- weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, weeks in The only. of successively, Republic.* he has become the botanic doctor for willing to pay and everybody is glad to have is it is such a success. It does one a newspaper published in Belfast, in saidCounty, in in *•. why great H. newspaper published Belfast, We are pleased to announce that JOSHUA LAINE, late of Frankfort, that all interested attend at a Pro- .o the neighborhood. the matter thus adjusted. Foley’s thing and d«es that one ihing perfectly. Most persons may that all persons interested may atto Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung druggists sell Uric O at 76c. aivd #1 00 the bottle, in the County of Waldo, deceased. All persons bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 12th day bate Court, to be held at Belfast, The dreams of future business expan- of March and show it have, troubles is not affected by the National but you can have a sample bottle tree if you cut having demands against the estate of said de- next, cause, any they day of March uext, and show can-* p are in OA.S'FORXA. the said claim should sion which seething the brain of Pure Food and Drug law aR it contains no out tliis advertisement and send it with your ceased are desired to present tbe same for settle- why account aud private they have, why the said accouut shou tu... Kind You Han name and address to the Smith and all indebted thereto are to not be allowed. the herbalist would do credit to a cap- the ^Ttie Always Bought opiates or other harmful drugs, aud we rec- Drug Co, Syra- ment, requested N. Y. send an order on make GEO. S. JOHNSON, Judge. ‘iJf tain of ommend it as a safe for children cuse, Sometimes they payment immediately. GEO. E. JOHNSON industry. Noticing that the remedy a bottle free of in CHARLES A true Attest: your druggist for 7f.c chaige E. YORK. copy. A true copy. Attest: ... canes of wild and adults.—R. H. Chas. P. raspberries and wild Moody. reply to those requests for a sample. Frankfort, February 12, 1907. Hazeltime, Register. , Chas. I\ Hazkltihk, f __ or*ve- Neighbors Got Fooled. manufacturer, Win. A. Fert- “I was literally coughing myself to death, FARMER R. W. ELLIS. British America Assurance Company, The Travelers Insurance a most re- and had become too Company, .aniiii'ir"1 N (, reiates weak to leave my bed; Toronto, Canada. iice. He says: “After and neighbors predicted that I would never Hartford, Conn. J]'nf[-,ll'i';* A Notable Figure at tbe State Assets ;‘ ", diree bottles of Electric leave it alive; but got for Capital. December 31,1906. 1 they fooled, Assets December the thanks be Stock8 and 31.1906. ft .me rising from grave, to God, 1 was induced to try Dr. [Boston Sunday Globe.] bonds.$1,390,51030 Iteal • in the Dia- “I aint over for Cash In office and bank.* 43 estate ...... $ 465,28153 ft ill's disease, King’s New Discovery. It took just four anything special,” 31,82* Home office real Agents’balances.. 19 estate. 1,081.484 86 v believe Electric Hitters one dollar bottles to cure the said farmer the 75 155,467 completely Ellis, years-old lobby- Interest and rents. 17.060 Mortgage loans. 11.093,483 84 ISloajvs 71 on it has and I Loans im ntly, for already cough restore me to good sound he dth,” ist, who is a notable ngure in the hive this company’s policies. 3,775 921 37 Collateral loans ... d bladder complications writes Mrs. Kva Uncaplier, of Grovertown, of Gross assets. .. I .£27.542 64 importuners who swarm around the $1,594,864 63 Stocks and 1, milled me for years.” Stark Co., Iud. This King of cough and Deduct items not admitted. 47,284 17 bonds.. 32.641,571 05 Maine legislature, “but I Lasb In office and 11. Moody, druggist. cold cures, and healer of throat and lungs, just thought bank. 1,592,946 26 I would drop over to see that" the fel- Admitted Agents’ balances.. 60.861 89 is guaranteed by R. H. Moody, Druggist. assets.$1 547,58046 Hills p'1 ! lows that made laws didn’t receivable 15,450 36 50c. and $1 00. Trial bottle free. tear any ILirvimeivt Liabilities December 31,1906. interest and rents accrued. 613,339 50 lon't go to school you'll more holes in the Net prohibitory law. unpaid losses. 101,264 68 Deferred and outstanding life I “That’s the reason I City Man—Has your wife a good cook Unearned Now, I’m no crank on the subject, but premiums. 987,710 21 premiums. 720,16; 20 The leach® said when now? Suburbanite—I don’t know, I have Surplus over all liabil ities. 5 7 I kinder like to take a R>r Cold, 458,605 | ..met it.”—Judge. not been homesinee morning.—Philadelphia fatherly interest Cough. Croup, Gross assets. in that I Total 63,474,(>38"40 Press. measure, and have chased liabilities and surplus.$1,547,580 46 Dednct items not admitted. 73,312 25 for Trouble. M ng over here to Augusta every legislative Sore Throat, Stiff Neck Field & Quiint-y, Agents, Belfast, Me. 8 am Piles of have Piles. suffer Admitted assets. fornia '-'0 years, and people Why session just to see that the grand old >3,401,726 15 mbie in the' way of from piles when you can use DeWitt’s Car- Liabilities December 190L. burns, statute didn’t get hurt in the scuffle. I The Ins. N. Y. 31, or a bolized Witch Hazel Salve and relief. i Rheumatism and Metropolitan Casualty Co., Net j cuts, sprains, get want unpaid losses. 496 j 90 92 Maine to hang on to it for awhile Assets December 1906 Net Kneklen’s Arnica Salve Nothing else so good. Beware of imita- 31, value of life policies.39,644.211 23 longer.” Stocks and Unearned wi ites Charles Walters tions. See that the name is stamped on bonds. .$512,850 00 premiums. 3,252,397 37 Cash in office .... Reserve for claims Co. No use hunting, each box. Sold by R. H. Moody. R. W. Ellis, popularly known as Neuralgia and bank 63,583 02 against exploy- Interest and rents. 4 504 13 every case. Guaran- “Farmer” Ellis, lives now in all Ail — All other Embden, At Dealers other assets .. “Bliggins has great faith in his own opin- fc6,652 88 liabilities. ... 254 434 45 id \ s store. 25c. in Somerset where he .v Cash drug ions.” “Yes,” answered the cold blooded county, carries 50c capital. 1.000,000 OO on a large farm. Price 25c 6 *1.00 Gross assets. 03 Surplus over all liabilities. £3 did you play the piano friend, “most of bis hard luck isdue to mis- ..$65*,490 5.139,686 He was born in Admitted assets. 656,490 03 “1 placed confidence.”— Washington Star. Temple in Franklin Total a>t night?” played Liabilities December liabilities and surplus__ 63,401 726 15 next county, was raised in Penobscot 31,1906. 3w8 mother.” “Well, To a Cold with is safer county, stop “Preventics” 40 in Sent- Free Net unpaid losses. 13.086 27 urs. 1 don’t like him a lived years Waldo county and the’ than fo let it run and cure it afterwards. Unearned premiums 261,419 18 FIRE .sentinel. rest of his career has been in "Sloan's Book on Horses All other ASSOCIATION Taken at the “sneeze stage” Preventics will Somerset. _ labilities. 32.159 18 OfThILADELPHIA He received a common Cash double Lesson. head off all culds and and perhaps school educa- 6 capital 200,000 00 ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1906, Grippe, Cattle, ovei all liabilities. save from Pneumonia or Bronchitis. tion and it with a short Hogs Poultry Surplus 149,825 40 Real I learned a valuable les- you supplemented estate.. $ 431,975 CO Preventics are little toothsome cold course at Mortgage loans.. l’leasant, of Magnolia, candy Newport academy. Since he Total liabilities and surplus. 656,490 03 1,469.284 99 cure tablets selling in 5 cent and 25 cent was 21 of he has been Collateral loans.. >08 400 00 i,,dan taking Dr. King’s years age engaged Address Dr. Earl S. Sloan LField & Qulinby, Agents, Belfast, Me. 8 Stocks and boxes. If you are if begin to bonds .. 4,034,316 30 d i he longer I take them chilly, you almost constantly in agricultural Cash in office and Preventics. will pur- 615 St; bank. 514,203 89 m." They please every- sneeze, try They surely suits. “Farmer” Ellis Boston.Mass. ATLAS ASSURANCE LTd7~ Agents’ balances check the cold and Sold .1. politically has \ Albany CO., 575 p»9 so ! Im R. H. please you. by Interest and rents .. 55089 61 Moody, drug- H. shown no partiality to the parties. He of Montgomery, Searsport, R. II. Moody, London, England. All other assets 12,86197 ; Belfast. has been a Democrat, a a jjJ.' Republican, Assets December 31,1906. Neurioh— but a red-hot Gross 36 cent.—Mrs. greenbaeker, always pro- Real assets..$7,290*261 Biggs—1 wonder if 1907 will as estate .. $ 83,878 81 Deduct items not admitted.... ,v grandly our daughter produce hibitionist. in.540 00 scandals as the Stocks and bonds. 1,530,630 04 at Mrs. re- many current year? Diggs THE Puppson’s — Ever since he was elected to the Cash in office and bank. More, I imagine. Pittsburg is to be en- 216,522 18 Admitted assets.. 7,29.1,72156 N'eurich -Sure I did. Maine house of Agents’balances. 213,5 *8 96 larged, News. representatives as a Re- LIABILITIES DECEMBER 1906. sweeping into a room you know.—Chicago Daily Interest and rents. 16,715 00 3t, publican from the class towns of North- AH other Net losses ! but when it comes to assets. 6,974 60 unpaid ..$ 311,363 09 k, Nothing will relieve Indigestion that is Unearned Sb she lame.— port, Lincolnville and Islesboro, way premiums. 4 778 989 46 Him goes not a thorough Kodol OUR Gross Cash digestant. digests back in 1863, and was brought into fre- assets. 2,068,268 49 capital. 750,000 00 what you eat and allows the stomach to Deduct items not admitted. 108 Surplus over liabilities. 01 quent contact with Gen. Neal Dow, 632 63 1,450,369 ee rest—recuperate—grow strong again. KO- i,! ith you? Probably Total liabilities DOL is a as the great apostle of temperance who Admitted assets. 86 and surplus.$7,290,721 56 In. Shoop’s Health Cof- solution of digestive acids and 1,959,63c as was then the Maine KINEO Liabilities December Fred Atwood, Maine. is a clever combiua- nearly possible approximates the diges- haunting legisla- . 31,1906. Agent, Winterport, 3\v8 ils and nuts. Not a tive juices that are found in the stomach. ture to see that temperance legislation Net unpaid losses. 115,617 81 KODOL takes the work of off the maintained the even lias a fine oven which is Unearned premiums. 85 -o, remember, in Dr. digestion tenor of its way, baking 1,189,623 Ail other liabilities 8,592 9o THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY^ £ its flavor and digestive organs, and while performing “Farmer” Ellis has his inter- dee, yet kept up praised by its many users; a draw- over all liabilities. 25 ■ Mocha this work itself does greatly assist the stom- Surplus 645,801 j old Java and est in the cause of ► out j New York, N. Y. ach to a thorough rest. In addition the in- temperance. Dock Ash Grate and is low in much, heart, or kidneys While all other measures are almost Total liabilities aud surplus. 1,959,635 86 Health Cof- gredients of KODOL are such as to make it Assets December 31, 190 inking, try he can not let the price. Messrs. Field & Quimby, Agents, Belfast* nourishing, and satis- a corrective of the highest efficiency and by forgotten, quite go Real estate.$ 1,543.892 06 Maine. 3w8 .. * the child, its action the stomach is restored to its nor- temperance string. 1 Mill for youngest Stocks and bonds. R. li. mal activity and power. KODOL is manu- lie has visited nearly all the lawmak- JOHN 8. 17,632,216 44 .ornery, Searsport, STICKNEY, Agent, U. S. Sun Insurance Cash m office and bank 70 factured in strict conformity with the Na- ers. He has buttonholed solons all Branch, Office, 1,074,430 tional Agents’ balances, uncollected Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by but in a and not de- BELFAST, MAINE. London, England. premiums. R. day long, pleasant 1,162,148 42 ..ikes a said the II. Moody. Hills rect ivable 821 52 speech,” j fiant way. Altogether, he has been one Assets December 31, 1906. ought to be able to tell j said the of the most popular lobbyists ou the Real Gross assets. [ in minutes." “Yes,” “Sir,” diffident youth, “your estate.$ 271,000 00 21,418.809 14 scene. Deduct items not ! ooimio “V\nf it. IhItps uuiipmri 110.3 VUUOCUtCU IU lllfll- cl.-', Mortgage loans. 60,000 oo admitted. 579.634 81 Stocks aud bonds .. 9 12 Admitted assets. eh? Well then, what are arounil both- “I don’t want to go down to j 2,426,9.: 20,839,174 33 conceal what you don’t you my $ NOYES & NUTTER MFG. Cash in office and bank. 58 me Public Led- CO. 412,810 Liabilities December 31, 1906. in Star. ering tor?”—Philadelphia grave,” said “Farmer” Ellis, “think- balances. 58 Agents’ 365,854 Net ger. ing that up to the last hour I didn’t 23, 25, 29 Central St., Bangor, Me Interest and rents..*.. 30,169 57 unpaid losses... 1,035,375 81 i f with a laxative priu- Unearned premiums .. — 8,497.951 00 It’s a to tell our readers about a take a hand in keeping the prohibitory Allother nut the cold through a pleasure Admitted assets.$3,556,753 85 liabilities. 897,492 13 Cure like Dr. law on the statute books.” Cash capital 000 00 l.e and a healing Cough Shoop’s. For years Liabilities December 3,000 bowels, Dr. 31, 1906. Surplus over all liabilities. in the throat and Shoop has fought against the use of Incidentally “Farmer” Ellis has 7,408,355 ngers FRED AT^OOD,™°,r’ Insurance and Rv aI Estate Net unpaid losses.$ 288,383 35 j?9 ; at is Laxa- Opium, Chloroform, or other unsafe ingredi- watched the in Unearned Total Kennedy’s agricultural legislation, premiums. 2,317,958 40 liabilities and surplus .... 20,839,174 33 ae- ents commonly found in Cough remedies. S.it'p and sure in its every phase of which he is interested, REPRESEN I INO OVER FORTY-FIVE MILLION All other liabilities. 12,599 11 3w8* Dr. Shoop, it seems, has welcomed the Pure ASSETS. over all liabilities. e ; and conforms to Xa- and for the last 12 or 15 years there has Suiplus 937,812 99 Food and Drug Law recently enacted, for Norwich .1 Drug Law. Contains been no more familiar to -be seen Mre, Lite, Accident, Plate Qlass, Tornado Steam Union Fire Insurance Society he has worked along similar lines many figure Insurance, boiler Total liabilities and surplus..$3,556,7? 3 85 R. 11. Moody. in tire • nsurunceand years. For nearly 20 years Dr. Shoop’s agricultural department during inspection. Messrs. Janies Pattee & Son, Agents, of England. one ex- ler why, llenpeckke Cough Cure containers have had a warning legislative sessions. As farmer Maine. •Security Bonds tor Cashiers Contractors, Administrators and Trustees. Belfast, 8 Assets December 31, 1906. a divorce? Wagg—He printed on them against and other it a without “Fann- solicited, lieai Opium pressed legislature Correspondence estate bought and sold. Mori gage loans.... § 40.000 00 \ w ife won’t let him. narcotic has thus made it ids poisons, lie pos- er” Ellis would seem lost. FIREMEN’S INSURANCE COMPANY Collateral loans 00 for 20.000 •ord. sible mothers to protect their children “Farmer” Ellis in the fact stocks nnd bonds. 2.042.066 87 rejoices of N. by simply insisting on having Dr. Shoop’s FIDELITY & DEPOSIT Newark, J. Dash in office and bank. 800,119 15 of a nat- that he was one of the founders of the COMPANY -.uidard quality, Cough Cure. Sold .1. II. Agents balances.. 248,198 13 reddens by Montgomery, In 1854 he circulat- Assets December 31,1906, \our system, Searsport, K. H. Moody, Belfast. Republican party. OF MARYLAND. Interest and rents... 14 ^91 66 .-'tlie gives flavor ed a for the first Real estate ..$ 111.21762 All other assets—. 7,515 4l eyes, petition congressional ASSETS DEGEMBER 'New loans 00 was some- 1906. Custom Mortgage 1,929.925 aster’s Mountain Bacon—Somebody said there 31, Made Rocky Repbulicau convention ever held in the Stocks and bonds. 00 Tea or about wife’s new Real 2,108.t00 Gross assets ... 3,172,591 22 r you. 35 cents, thing tunning your convention that j estate. § 737,000 (0 Cash in office and in bank. 95 United States, the 40,021 Admitted assets .. 22 dress. 1 didn’t see it. Egbert—Of course Stocks and bonds. 3,172,£91 nominated Ebenezer Knowlton from 4,930,750 00 Agents’ balances 176,997 Ml — Liabilities December R. 11. Moody. you didn’t. You don’t suppose she’d leave Cash in office and bank. 61 Interest and rents 2? ,822 82 31,1906. the ad district of Maine. After the Re- 415,040 the the price mark ou it, do you?—Yonkers Agents’balances. 111,782 88 CARRIAGES. All other assets .. 1,483 50 Net unpaid losses.$ 566,695 42 r other Statesman. publicans had won one State election I Unearned premiums. 1,740,792 16 t we eau Gross assets. .. 4.394,t 68 78 All other liabilities ... 32.477 36 name, and lost another they nominated Han- Gross assets.§6,215,179 52 “He believes thoroughly in himself,” said Admitted assets.. 4,394,068 78 Surplus over all liabilities. 832,626 28 mighty nibal Ilamlin, with the understanding Deduct items not admitted. 32,175 50 Warranted first class sort o’ game, the admiring friend. “Yes,” answered in^every respect. Liabilities December 31, 1906. that they should eliminate the tem per- Total liabilities and surplus. 3,172.591 22 n Dealer. Miss Cayenne, “some people are so credu- Net losses. 129,438 08 from the Admitted assets.§6,183,003 96 unpaid 3w8 lous [’’—Washington Star. auce plank Republican plat- Unearned premiums. 1,348,944 77 s Id after all; tore his LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1900. form. “Farmer” Ellis hair Stylish, Comfortable and Durable. Cash capital 1,000,000 00 General Accident Fire and Life riends or over all Assurance money, You ought to know what you are giving and fought this tooth and nail in the Net unpaid losses.§ 734,910 29 Surplus liabilities. 1,915,685 93 an fail; your baby. You will know if you use Cas- Unearned Ltd., Perth, Scotland. convention, but the anti-temperance premiums. 700,323 91 Total aud Corporation, nte common and, casweet and take the trouble to look at the All other liabilities surplus. 4,394,068 78 fellows and Hannibal Hamlin liabilities. 19,901 83 S^”Call at our Franklin J. Moore. United States : would won, Depository and examine Jamee Pattee & Son, Belfast, Me. Manager. be, wrapper. Every ingredient is shown there Cash capital. 2,000,000 00 Agents Mountain Tea. took the helm. them. U. S. Office, Philadelphia, Pa. .ike Rocky in plain English. Caseasweet is the best Surplus over all liabilities. 93 tf 19 3w8 —R. II. Ellis staid with the 2,727,807 Moody. corrective for the stomachs of babies and “Farmer” Repub- Assets December 31,1906. or it staid with till children. Sold by K. II. Moody. lican party, him, Total liabilities and surplus. .§0,183,003 96 ISAAC Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Co. Real estate.$ vehicle without,” S. STAPLES, Brooks, Me. 121,660.87 waiting the close of the war, when he was at Martin F. Stocks and bonds. 648.401*16 was the Bartlett, Gen’l Agent, of Brooklyn, New York. telling story, variance with some of the then ~ Cash in office and bank.• 73,887 02 the funny lis- policies Waterville, Maine. nterrupted ADVERTISING EPIGRAMS. and he withdrew from the Fred Assets December 31,1906. Agents’balances 101,82164 without advocated, Atwood, Agent, Interest and rents.. 97 a vehicle waiting Real estate..$ 76 5,598 Maine. 108,929 All o her assets 00 party. Winterport, Mortgage loaus 540,100 00 94,475 the slaves were freed he did ... the other. “It After COTTAGE Collateral loans .. 44,25o 00 S,” replied Julius in his LOTST Gross assets 66 Chambers, interesting 1,045,844 (■ Home Com- not believe in the shirt Stocks and bonds. .. 39 ”—Woman’s waving bloody THE UNION INSURANCE COMPANY 1,333,983 Duduct items not admitted. 93 Walks and Talks in the Cash in office and bank. 66 63,751 .i'll Brooklyn Eagle, and sided with Horace that it Any size from a few liumlreii to 234,631 fS! Greely of Penn. feet 175 acres balances. 53 Philadelphia, All have shore fronts. from Agents’ 173,117 Admitted assets. 73 from a letter received from a was better to shake hands across the Anywhere Belfast to Interest and rents. 15 922,092 builds up quotes Saturday Cove. Fine view of and 14,406 recoustructor, chasm. ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1906. Day islands. I Liabilities December 31, 1906. nerves and friend the bloody a so have a large list of and a.ikes strong following advertising epi- city property farms Gross assets. 49 Ilol- For 10 years following “Farmer” Real estate. §100,500 00 all sizes and prices. Send for bonk. 2,449,418 Net unpaid losses. 271,869 < 4 i| realize after taking are well worth Deduct items not admitted 55 grams. They reading loans. F. 8. 106,546 Unearned premiums .... 295,766 81 l luntain Tea what a won- Ellis was creedless and wandering in Mortgage 25,000 00 HOLMES Real Estate Liabilities December 1906, All other liabilities. 66,791 16 and the but when the Collateral loans. 9,800 00 Agent .Belfast, Me. 31, will he to you. 35 cents, remembering: political firmament, N. Y. U 8. ... 250 ooo <>0 Stocks and bonds. 50 Net unpaid losses. 225,47? 59 Department deposit wave started in Maine he i 541,001 over all liabilities. “The business man who hopes to leave greenback Cash Unearned 41 Surplus 107,665 72 —R. II. ! in office and bank. 71,732 98 premiums. 1,089,271 Moody. his on the sands of climbed on of it and was elected a All other liabilities. 14,031 3L ‘foot-prints time,’ j top I Agents’ balances. 80.720 54 Total liabilities and 992,092 73 : Cash 00 surplus. must have the sand to with.” State senator from Waldo county, re- Interest and rents. 42 capital. 250,000 ■ —“Yes, sir, my canned begirt 2,742 Surplus oyer all liabilities. 764,095 63 [>. II. Ilarndon, Agent, liar Harbor, Maine. That advice is worth at least $5 the largest vote fora candidate All other assets.. 742 50 3w8 w ill keep good for years per | ceiving word. I ever thrown there. He served two suc- Waynflete School. Total liabilities and surplus. 2,342 871 94 Gross Tm glad, sir, to have met “People haven’t any more use for an cessive years in tiie upper branch of assets. §844,239 94 James Pattee & Son, Agents, Belfast, Me. The General Accident Insurance Company, lias made some the and with some distinc- I Admitted assets 3\v8 man wiio advertiser whose voice doesn’t ring true legislature, .§844,239 94 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Philadelphia. Pa. future.”—Woman’s Home than a has for a man whose voice tion. LIABILITIES DECEMBER girl 31, 1900. Franklin J. Moore, Vice l’rest.amt It was “Farmer” Ellis who launched FOR GIRLS. The Liverpool and London and Globe In- Secretary hasn't an engagement ring in it,” That Net unpaid lo-ses.§ 54,899 09 i that memorable retrenchment and re- surance Co. of Assets December 31,1906. in 20 certaiuly gets down to the “humani- Unearned premiums. 463,514 19 65 State England. lively be stopped Street, Portland, Maine. loans ....$ 400000 as the lecturers on social science form measure in 1870. ! All other liabilities. 24 70 .Mortgage i.itiug—nothing to sicken ties,” Assets December 31, 1906. Stocks sfnd bonds 305.9 5 to He was made chairman of the com- Cash 00 For circulars to .ilil. A sweet, pleasant, are accustomed to say. capital. 200,000 apply Real estate.$ 1,851,< 97 28 Cash in office and bank. 19.(“.>3 22 mittee to which the bill was referred. Surplus over all liabilities. 125,801 30 Principals, MISS loans oo balances. 12,48 died Dr. Shoop’s Croup “Getting ahead of your competitor 2in52 CRISFIELD, Mortgage 2,962,95c Agents* MISS LOWELL. Stocks and bonds. 73 Interest and rents. 45 .: k and does it quickly. better like steal- Some of the representatives in the 4,498,196 4,043 through advertising, Total liabilities and 94 Cash In office and bank. ,650,242 56 'nre is lor Croup alone, a won’t hurt thinking that he, a surplus_§844,239 a kiss from pretty girl, house, being only Agents’ balances. J ,470,792 32 Gross assets. .. 345,632 60 to cure a duz- ing licit claim rustic was Fred Atwood, Agent, and rents. your conscience.” Same comment. plain, farmer, hardly quali- Intertst 79,♦>55 47 Deduct items not admitted. 22.450 17 r Croup, that’s all. Mold \\ interport, Maine. All other asseis...'.. 7 7 90 “The man who doesn't advertise when fied as chairman to wrestle with so mo- .Searsport, II. D. Admitted assets .. .. 323,182 43 iinery^ a tr.ed hard to business is good, like the man who neg- mentous problem, get Gross assets.. 12,419,01232 1906. lects to in his coal in does him side tracked for some bigger gun of STATEMENT OF TIIE Book Deduct items not admitted 83,0 0 80 Liabilities December 31, put summer, Binding if I am a liar will 1 to 77 go some wild hustling later on.” That reads i the legislature. But at the first meet Net unpaid losses. 25,080 PHCENIX INSURANCE ... COMPANY Admitted assets. 12,335,901 40 Special reserve.... 3<>.ouooo an I ing of this celebrated committee ...ANI).... “i like inspiration. Of Conn. Liabilities December Unearned premiums. 62,828 69 ertainly. Why?” Ellis was asked to Hertford, 81,1900. like a “Farmer” get up All other liabilities .. 20 683 40 how far away “Dishonest advertising, calling Net unpaid losses. 30 thinking outline the of the meas- ASSETS DECEMBER 1906. S08.040 Cash loo.ooooo ■I he from mother.”—Wo- bigger man had names, is liable to give and purposes 31, Unearned premiums. 6,504,7 7 03 capital Surp’us over all liahili ies 85,084 57 inpanion. somebody a black eye.” Sage remark Real estate.$ 144,065 64 All other liabilities.,, 399 494 07 REPAIRING. Surplus over all liabilities. 4,023,0, 40 You as do I, from tire little thinking that lie would even at- ! Mortgage loans. 75,166 66 Total liabilities and surplus. 823,1 82 43 again. get it, : Stocks and k relief from Dr. Slumps iironuiT nrn 1 nf thu fr runt Viri'tlru'uof Utwl it. But it so that lie bonds.. 6,109,043 22 Me. 8 tempt happened Total liabilities and surplus ... 12,335, ml 40 J. S. F. Goody, Agent, Bangor, Remember it’s made an Cash ill office and bank. 405,876 94 it lias all the freshness of the air of that had been making quite exhaustive MAGAZINES BOUND, James Puttee A Belfast, Me. —and it works with cer- Agents’ balances. 673,073 01 i "“L1VK Son, Agents, of tlie and lie gave it so | Books loose in the covers irom 10 i-faction. Itching, locality. study question, Interest and rents. 15,259 28 replaced, 3vv8 THE PALATINE INSURANCE CO.. Ltd., painful, much in detail that the members of the Mind piles disappear like “A poor advertisement, like a friend All other assets. 88,527 01 cents up. stood When he tiad OF ENGLAND. iryitanuseei ouiu uy in need, is a source of expense.” This committee aghast. JOHN S. ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON, one of the members remarked: Gross FERNALD, -ry, Searspoit, K. il. Moody, tiash of wisdom is codored by experi- finished assets. $7,511,011 76 Philadelphia, Pa. ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1906. “Ellis knows more about the finances of Decuct items not admitted. 17,556 20 ence common to all of us. But Mr. Assets December 31, 1900. Stocks and bonds..$2 811.622 69 this State than anyone else in the legis- ;> morning!” said mother, as "White drops back into sociology in his Stocks and bonds.$ 924,107 25 Cash in office and hank. 163.8. 7 50 this it was Admitted assets.$7,493,455 56 i balances.... 330,321 70 fit behind the coffee cups; next epigram—and he is greatest in his lature.” Following incident, Cash in office ami bank. .. Ill,.01 13 Agents’ with deference that Ellis was LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1906. Agents’ balances. 63,563 99 ! Interest and rents.. 26,394 00 the weather-man propbe- study of the human creature: great ap- All other assets. 02 Bills receivable. ... 1,801 50 9,256 like is some- proached by the lawmakers during the Net unpaid losses.$ 415,048 50 B.E.Larrabee,M.D., “Advertising, marriage, All other assets. 18,102 08 ■ I tlie Unearned 94 four)—“The newspapers of a but in remainder of session. premiums. 3,652,007 Gross assets. $3,341,451 91 thing lottery; advertising All other iow what God’s going to do, It was through tlie efforts of liabilities. 170,547 51 Gross assets. 1,118,895 96 Deduct items uot admitted. 92,872 37 Com there really is a chance to win.” largely Cash MAINE. mt?”—Woman’s Home “Farmer” Ellis that biennial sessions capital. 2,000,000 00 SEARSFORT, Deduct items not admitted. 15,077 77 A whole talk could be written around Surplns over all liabilities. 1,255,851 61 Admitted assets.$3,248,579 54 of the were brought about. Office Hours: 8 to 10 a. 12 to 2 that thought were an emergency con- legislature m., and 6 to Admit ed assets., 1,103,218 18 LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1906; hard to headaches go me readers. He also tried change the time Total liabilities and 56 874,762 00 fronting and my indulgent surplus. .$7,493,455 8 p. m. 0mo2 Liabilities December 31,1900. Net unpaul losses. ..$ ,en y ou grow wiser of the election from to No- Unearned 1,20^.830 80 As Samuel Johnson once said when the September Albert M. Ames, Resident Agent, Net unpaid losses. 70,7.0 00 premiums. learn to use with Allother liabilities. 77,602 58 same was to vember, to conform the national Stockton Maine. ~ Unearned premiums. 3»>9,39i 09 Kiser.” proposition put up him, Springs, over all liabilities... 1,091,984 16 ‘Early hut in this lie was unsuccessful. Second-hand Cash capital 500,000 oo Surplus sure “There’s much to be said on both sides date, of Early Kisers, safe, goods every de over all liabilities. 09 When the went out Surplus 103,ooi 579 54 h.ody, of that question.” Give me the adver- gieenbaek party ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE scription. Furni- Total liabilities and surplus .83,248 tising side. of existence in 1880 or 1881, “Farmer” ture, bedding, car Total liabilities and surplus. 1,103 218 18 JAMES II. KNEKLAND, Agent, took his hag and pets, stoves, etc Searsport. Maine. in the class was reading "Success in advertising, like bachelor- Ellis baggage and WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, Antique furniture James Puttee A Son, Agents, Belfast, >1**. into the Democratic a is due to eternal There walked party and specialty. If you J, \V. lluinlin, hood, vigilance.” Toronto, Dominion of Canada. have Agent,Stockton Springs. ■I the lamb,” she read slow- must be in this voted with them up to last year, when, anything to 3w8 CASUALTY CO. OF AMERICA. really something epi- sell drop me a love the lamb, button- not liking their stand on the DECEMBER 1906. gram, because eleven states are now temper- ASSETS 31, postal card and you will receive a prompt call. lie once more Granite State Fire Insurance a tax ance question, changed Stocks and bonds.$1,814,947 16 Company, buttonhook ?” asked agitating for upon bachelors.- WALTER H. COOMBS, \SSr.TS DECEMBER 31, l'J< »>. say liis and is now a Cash in office and bank. 87 Portsmouth, N. II. “A like a breach-of- politics Uepublican. 457,708 Cross and Federal bankrupt sale, balai ces. 179 lyr6 Corner Sts.. Belfast. Agents’ 782 86 Sets ... of a “Farmer” Ellis used to belong to tlie At December 31,1900. stocks and bonds. >l,lli. m 14 buttonhook here,” replied promise suit, is the advertisement Bills receivable 18,179 13 of Real Cash m office and bank. 5as, 117 e:> to the in- lost Fold newt- State Boaid Agriculture, was for- Ali other assets. 98 estate.§ 32,f oo 00 ng triumphantly opportunity.” up your 22,536 .. 4on.oun.; ot the hoard Mortgage loans... 1 t,ooo 00 Unpaid premiums k.—Woman’s Home Com- the wisdom in merly president and has (merest and rents ic),7i!»97 paper and contemplate Dr. E. BROWN Stocks and bonds ... 720,634 oo been a institute Gross assets. $2,493,154 90 .E. great worker. Cash in office bank. .... < that one sentence. always .. and 49 9 43 Admitted assets.. 2,493,154 90 OF 1 Gross He lias been in every county of the BANGOR, Agents’ balances.. 58,479 70 assets.>1,95’>,447 23 LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1906. Deduct items not admitted 7■ ju ! itinent for rheumatism and lias delivered I me rest and rents.. ... 3,8.*3 00 RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. State and over one li un- lor 25 cents. That is what | Net unpaid losses. $414,450 56 Specialist in Diseases of the Eye, Ear A11 other assets. 402 Ot it red ! Unearned 09 Ailmitted assets..$i.S7’.\37437 ! box of DeWitt’s Kidney speeches._ premiums. 1,656,072 Cash 2 uioooo Nose and Throat, Gross assets... 885.324 88 i Is. else so Again has the mysterious ways of divine I capital, deposit capital i.iabilitie- December 51, Nothing good over all liabilities.— 221,631 65 Deduct items not admitted <.02 blood. Providence called upon Granite Grange to Surplus ., 61 caused by impure HUMPHREYS’ .■ 7.;:j 3d surrender to the monster death one of Has taken Room No. 2, Odd Fellows’ block, and Net unpaid losses.$ grim ... "ly. Total liabilities and surplus. $2,493,154 90 will be in Belfast Office hours 10 Admitted assets. 885,1223 7 Unearned pr one with word and act lo •• I ."C Ondego—Have you ever always ready Refers to I)is. C. B. Adelbert Cash capital ... 5un.tion<>) Holyoke Mut. Fire Ins. Co., Salem, Mass. Hoit, Liberty; N'et losses.. 37.001 45 i :sli relations with work for the best interests of the order and Miliett. I). I*. Elmer Small unpaid Surplus over all liabilities. 04 friendly OIL :::::: Scarsiuont; Flanders, Unearned 7 20 rworked sales in the who stood high in the community in which ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1906. and S. W. Johnson Belfast. 33tf premiums. 379,3 girls All other liabilities.. 4,. 73 22 I he Beal estate..$ 45,000 on Total liabilities and surplus. $1,879,871 37 I Selldom-Holme—Oh, yes; lived; therefore, Dash capital..... 200,0 o 00 of our broth- loans 54.(00 00 FKKD ATM Me. 1 girls at the bargain counters. Resolved, That in the death Mortgage Surplus over all liabilities.. 204.390 44 ODD, Agent. Winterport, Stocks and bonds.. > .. 860,322 04 them and er, Kbeu West, our has lost one FORECLOSURE NOTICE. Steam boiler insurance and at reason- get close to many grange FOR .. inspection PII.ES, Cosh In office and bank. 19,332 40 able lint is too whose place is hard to till and his town and Total liabilities and surplus ., 885,122 37 rates. 3\v7 the crush always Agents’ balances... 19,984 48 TIT HERE AS, F. Ward of in his friends a valued citizen and Benj. Thorndike, lie woman like me.—Chicago companion. ONE APPLICATION BRINGS RELIEF. Interest and rents 11,097 70 t? the County of Waldo, and State of Maine, James Patter & Son, Agents, Belfast. That Granite Resolved, Grange, joining by his mortgage deed dated the twentieth day of Fred Atwood, Agent, Winterport, Me. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE with all who knew extends to the be- SAMPLE MAILED PBEE. Gross assets. 62 A. and recorded in the Waldo COMPANY, him, 1,009,736 November, D. 1885, 3w8 1 er Over Years. reaved the sorrowing Admitted assets.*. 1,<09,736 62 of Book 203, to Sixty family, especially Registry Deeds, Page 308, conveyed HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. their earn- 1906. the undersigned, inhabitants of Thorndike, in sajd '■Ni» Well-Tried Kemedy. mother and brothers and sisters, LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, sore County of Waldo, a eei tain parcel of land situated v s est and heartfelt sympathy in their Net losses. 1,357 32 Caledonian Insurance Co. of ASSETS DECEMBER 100(5. .Soothing Syrup lias been At Druggists, 25 cents, or mailed. unpaid in said Thorndike, of lot No. 136 and Edinburgh, 31, affliction and commend them to Him who at being part years millions of Humphreys’Medicine Co., Cor. William and John Unearned.preiniums. 312,325 bounded as follows, to wit: at a birch Scotland. sixty by All other liabilities. 98 Beginning Real estate.. $ 1,001.1.87 75 their while holdeth all in His hands. Streets, New York. 12,534 tree marked, in the southeast corner of said lot children teething, Cash loo.irfiooo 50 and 52 Fine Street, New York Mortgage loans. Ole,(500 00 Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions capital... No. 136 and at lot No. 125; thence south City. 00 access. It soothes the child, over ail liabilities.. 29 eighty- Collateral loans.. 1.000 be sent to the that be on surplus 683,519 seven degrees west on the north line of said lot i -uins, allays all pain, cures family; they put Assets December 31, 190(5. Stocks and bonds. 13.056,344 25 and No. iib half way across said lot No. <1 is best for Diar- our records and sent to the Belfast 62 just 136; leal estate... Cash in » ffice and bank. 1,310 800 08 the remedy Total liabilities and surplus. 1,009,736 north three west one hundred $ 525,000 00 thence degrees .. 10 i to the taste. Sold Bangor papers, and our charter be draped stocks and bonds. 00 Agents’balances 1,570,522 asant by James Pattee & Son, Agents, Belfast, Mail e. and two rods; the ce north eighty-seven de- 1,193,950 8 in NERVOUS 1 Cash in office and bank. ‘'.7 Interest and rents. 457 76 every part of the world, mourning. DEBILITY, drees east across said lot No. 136 to the west 325,2(50 59 E. Winifked Matthews, V cent s’balances. 132.399 13 All other assets. 30,885 •cuts a bottle. Its value is in- Weakness and line of lot No. 135; thence south three degrees Vital Prostra- fills 50b F. L. Tbundy, east on said west line one hundred and two rods receivable. 70 Guaranteed under the Food ami rents.. Gross assets.$17,702 807 42 Fostina H. tion from overwork and other to the place of beginning, containing thirty-two merest 7,129 15 Vet, June 30th, 190G, Serial Wakh, 111 other assets. 97 more or and whereas the condition of 1.182 IT1KS DECEMBER 100(5. Vr' Committee on Resolutions. causes. acres, less; LIABI1 31, Humphreys’ Homeo- said mortgage has been broken, now therefore, GEO. W. Admitted assets 73 No. STODDARD, DM, reason ot the breach of the condition thereof 2,185,428(52 Net unpaid losses.-,-.$ 707.411 in use by ■ er “An The nobleman his cigarette pathic Specific 28, 433 14 with his brush.” foreign puffed the inhabitants of Thorndike claim a foreclosure Liabilities December 31, 1906. Unearned premiums... 10,(555 “No, 1 was thinking how dejectedly, and refused to be consoled. over 40 years, the only success- of said A 1 other liabilities. •• 1,02(5,''7*5 5(5 mortgage. trousers. Temple, Charles Parsons, [ Selectmen. Total liabilities and surplus..... 2,185,428 62 FRED ATWOOD, Agent, Med. William & John 3in46» 3w7 Frank Harding, ) 3w8 3w7* Winterport, Maiue. Digest* what you oat> Chicago Daily News. Humphreys’ Co., Sts., N. Y. Telephone 171-2

kL SEARSPORT LOCALS. A L. II. Brock way was in Bangor Friday or business. liar butt of Castine was Hi v. Bobert G. ANNUAL SALE OF in town Friday. The winter term of school in Uuion and Nichols district closed Thursday. Delicious Miss Elnora Waterhouse left Wednesday to visit friends in Boston and vicinity. MAKE UP YOUR MIND TO EMBRACE THIS OPPORTUNITY Mrs. Elizabeth Kobertson of Augusta is frieuds. spending a few days in town with features of this event are the trade conditions which arose that enabled us to secure of the Mitchell of Bangor was in froq^one bey Mrs. Charles of town last weebi the guest of Mrs. M. S. known manufacturers in New England a complete sample line high grade novelties in the Biscuit daintiest a Dodge. Hot new 1S07 in tine best made Lingerie. The assemblage of these styles Undermuslins is certainly the mo. of the free High Mr. H. C. Pratt, principal VITAL we state that will remarkable ever here or elsewhere and find in this sale school, returned to his home in Lewiston MADE WITH shown positively you many reliabl Friday. | inducements for jour consideration. F. J. Bailey of Monroe was in town Sat- urday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Bailey. BAKING 18 Dr. William Waters of Boston arrived HAVA I (jOWNS, White Skirts, Drawers,’ u,Tte"1tylts to attend the funeral of his uncle, Saturday We are Daniel V. Mitchell. showing an exceptionally large ,, Including Empires, Marguerites, Square Neck, the newest lj in complete assortment., comprising very it these goods In ail the newest IvU I rl POWDER shapes and Mr. and Mrs. Dodge of New York were Front and Round Neck, High Neck, Open designs in English and Swiss embroidery trimmings, trimmed with exclusive designs of lace ai i in town Saturday to attend the funeral of broidery. Prices from 25c. to Daniel Y. Mitchell. Chemise Style, Trimmings of Dainty Swiss also latest Valenciene, Cluny and Baby Irish lace $i.ao. made full and None of these 15 lace E. W. llall of Mass., was trimmings, fluffy. ^ !Peclal Prof. Waltham, Embroidery, Baby Irish, Ciuny and Vaien- DRAWERS. wide,JIe gown of good quality Lonsdale New and attractive fine ruffles, designs. Value $1.00. Tins se 1. mother, n nainsook finish cotton, square yoke ti uuined The Grammar school — 1. 11. Havener lias completed his new- closed Feb. 21st, operation. She is improving constantly. with costiy Swiss bamburg and beading with ribb* n, 42 Flannel after a ten weeks term Miss fine tucks across front with French medalions set be- Outing Night Robes«Sk house on Warren street and Capt. Elmer taught by large the house Abbie C. Chase. On account of sickness The latest news from Mr. Harry S. Park low, sleeves uinmed with deep Swiss embmidciy. C AA Webster moved iuto Tuesday. for this sale at. ... FINAI. CLEARANCE OF Olll) < among the pupils the attendance and work gives no encouragement. He seems failing Specially priced ;n„ AT REDUCED PRICES lion, and Mrs. W. C. T. Bunnells, who were necessaiiiy considerably broken. in strength and can take but little nourish have been confined to the house with the Only three pupils were enabled to be pres- ment. His mother remains with him amt for the three are ent viz.; Nehemiah is done to restore him to and Number of past weeks, improving being Chemises Short grip every day, Roulstone, everything Former N. Shute and Lester E. Whit- health. Shirts.! Raiments Prices slowly. Jr., Eugene j tier. Lillian Smith was absent only one Corset Coversin ===== Mrs. Sarah Small, who was called here by Miss Nellie Hichborn is variety 03 Robes Mi .50 daj. The pupils who attained an average gaining strength i the death of her mother, Mrs. Louisa S. since from the The'lmeof these is more than ever. of 3 -15 rank of 90 or more in studies and deport- constantly returning hospi- goods complete f HFMKF^s 8°°d (lua,it> material, trimmed with rc; returned to her home in Stouiugtou tal aud has beeu for a short drive once. We viiL.iMJLO torehirn insertion and with rib- Bean, ment were as follows; Hattie Closson, All choice new stjles for 1907 are here, In many in- beadirg ! .87 last week. to see her able to walk out soon. Her bon run through. Good value at $1.^5. Sale price Mertie Closson, Mor- hope stances only one size of a style. Price 25c. to §1.50. 4 .89 Ralph Gilkey, Percy Mrs. Robert is 7fjc os Mr. E. C. Koberts and Miss Lottie gan, Evelyn Nichols, Lionel Sylvester mother, Hichborn, improv- 2 ing from her recent illuess. rnP^FT rOVFP^ in a fine assortment of new de- 1.35 Roberts of Sherman Mills, visited the Vivian Sylvester, Levi Trundy, Jennie vuixoli vuf livo 2 at. signs, embroidery joke, others of Fl'ene*1 nainsook finished with 1.50 1 | A. a and Lester f HFMKFSkirt vain, evening train being live hours late. They Good cotton, with full trim- 1.50 | few weeks, returned to her home in North for <)f handkerchief finest IRIX* ruffle, besides the regular school work a have their course rnD^FT rnVFPQ design, ollvlil Omit IO* med with wide 4 Childrens’ partially completed and VvlvoLl vwi-.i\o ()f Valenciene lace torchion insertion Searsport Friday. School Improvement League was organized finish it next fall. trimmings and lace to others with fine hemstitched tucks. will in a number of new and distinctive edge match, Kobe* .50 and has made a in its stjle, priced exception- 75c. and 87c. values. Sale Nathan F. Gilkey, of sch. James W. very good beginning low for this sale.. Good price. Capt. ally .50c 9 Skirts .15 I Paul, Jr., who has been spending several work. The school closed with a successful Mrs. Ilarry Ilarriman left by train last jjj| 2Jj Boston aud New York to 4 .25 , with his returned to New entertainment in the evening. The pupils Friday lor meet QHHDT QlfIDTQ °f fine cambric finished cotton, days family, of fine P"iss elabor- I o of the Grammar school are certainly getting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Maggie Marshall, rnDQFT rnVFD^ hamburg, OllUIvl OI\lI\ deep rutile, dainty lace and ham- 2 .50 {., York Saturday by .train. vUlyoCI LUvLlVC? ately trimmed with fine interested in their work, and because of this aud her daughter, Mrs. J. \V. Clow, before beading burg trimmings. Variety of styles at. .. and newist Priced for.this sale at .1.50 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. of much better work is done and t.ieir for Mrs. lace, designs.' ! Tenney Houiton, fact, many departure Europe. liarri; J j gQ <9 accompanied the remains of Mrs. Maria B. more improvements in the future are hoped rnau will also visit her sister, Mrs. Libby, Black from lloulton Friday and were in at- for. The interest and cooperation of par- aud other relatives in New York. tendance at the luuerai Sunday. ents and friends is earnestly desired and Ice in the river the they are heartily thanked for the interest Saturday impeded New Roman ^ew P,a,cj| an Edward W. has severed his con- Stripe Gilkey already shown. progress of the Boston boat. She ran part | nection with C. U. Sawyer and entered the way from Fort Point to Sandypoint, then service ot' his lather, Capt. William B. Gil- Obituary. Died in Iloulton, Feb. 21st, returned and anchored outside the middle ^ at the Sears pul l House stable. at the residence of her Mrs. J. A. ot the she made * 11 ■•■ key, daughter, Cape. Sunday morning ! Silk ^ Persian Ribb Tenney, Maria R., widow of the late Otis another unsuccessful to go Belts, The steamer Oregonian, Capt. Janies B. attempt up illack of Searsport. She had been in fail- finally turning aud steaming to Bel- Parse, sailed from New York Feb. L’O, for river, ing health for a great many years and has fast. Coalzcolcas, .Mexi o. This is one ot the and spent the winter of late years with her I Gold Buckles, I0c„ 20c., 25c, and 35c.' i. first of the large freighters to sail on the 25c 50c daughter in Iloulton. She was born in State Bank Examiner Ellis arrived from j new line between New York and this port. afternoon and lei ton the j Searsport, July 5, 1824, the daughter of the Augusta Monday I Those who predicted last week that the late Benjamin and Theodate (Stevens) afternoon train. He came on official busi- backbone of winter had been broken lound Merithew, and in 1843 she was married to ness, consequent upon the soon-to-be-opeu- Our citizens evince out Saturday and Sunday that part of the Otis Black, a well known business man of ed Trust Company. was still in those w ho died interest in out new banking enter- SOUTH MONTVILLE. spinal column left and doing busi- Searsport days, April 10, great sch. liriua we trust it be a financial Charleston, S. C., Keb. 25. Ar, ness as usual. 1881. 8he was tne motner oi nve cnuaren. and may who ^ prise P. Pendleton from News; Melissi Mrs. Caroline Jackson, has been Two survive her: Henry 15. Slack of Ever- success. It will be a great convenience, Newport A. J. Biather returned A.■ New York. sick, is She has been Monday from the eft, Mass., and Mrs. J. A. Tenney of Iloul- particularly to tbe business part of the Willey, very improving. 1 N. Keb. 2b. Cleared, sell. Waldo County Hospital, where he had been ton. She also leaves two step-daughters, community. Wilmington, C., .kindly cared for by her granddaughter, foi medical treatment, very much Sallie l'On, (from Jacksonville), Philadel- improved Mrs. \V. VVallnutt of Searsport and — Joseph j The steamer Massasoit arrived from an sell. L. New Mrs. Maud Shorer of Rockland Rev. E in health and praises his treatment at the Mrs. Henry A. Webber of lleverly, Mass., I phia; 24, ar, Wary Ciosby, Eastern last week and took on 1,200 York. A. Dinslow 1< st his cow a few and hospital very highly. and of her immediate family two sisters, : port days ago of for Boston. Sell. George Feb. 22. Ar, sch. Fronte- Mrs. Data S. Beals and Mrs. Eliza Mathews | hags potatoes Portland, Me., a Mibfci n paper is in circulation to ami Mrs. < lareuce N. and I at Feb. 23rd i sobs. 2. \\ Law- iptii Capt. Meyers of and two William M. Mills arrived Cape Jellison, nac, Newport News; sld, daughter Violet lelt last week lor .New Searsport, brothers, with 420 tons ol Miles M. and help luj him out ... I ast Saturday was the Merithew of Searsport amt Charles Meri- from Klizabethport phos- rence, Newpoit News; Meiry \oik, where Capt. Meyers bark, the Mabel Mohawk leit last week for H. Palm- It was fiom 30 to 40 below tliew of Santa Barbara, Cal. Mrs. Black phate. Steamer | Martha 0. Tee*, Baltimore; Wm. coldest jet. 1. Meyers, has completed loading a cargo ol' Boston with 7,000 bags of potatoes ami sell, | Havola Norfolk) was a most estimable woman, a kind neigh- er, Philadelphia; (from zei o at sunrise. lumber for Montevideo. Ella sailed for New York with 1500 1 St. N. Thomas 11. Lawrence and bor and a loving mother, and will be missed May John, If.; of Sell. Winuegance is now K. New Workmen have been engaged for the past by a large circle ol friends. Her remains bags potatoes. George KlincR, (from Stonington) the Deed to the ■ from Carter A Corey and (from liockport) Shelter I 1 1 J-A >T IKK E Cl'UK ENT. week in placing the engine lor tlie electric arrived from lloultoii Friday evening. The loading potatoes York; Daylight \J^«change sell. Annie P. Chase is loaded witli lumber Island. Farm don’t Want for the Cash Is; iglit plant on ils foundation in their build- funeral services were held Sunday at the The Journal. I you and for sea. Feb. 21. Sld, sell. Corrected Weekly-for jflf ing in Mechanic’s Hollow, ft is First Congregational church, of which she ready Stockton Spi ings, Me., which von the r expected II. Produce Market. Prices Paid Producer I Do, through in were Ella Way, New \'oik;22, ar, sch. Wills, to have the plant operation by the middle was a member, and conducted by The whist party, given in Hichborn’s Mai was Elizabethport. Annies ©bu., 50a75 Hay P ton, li.ftodio.io COMPANY of oh. Rev. T. 1“. Williams. The interment Hall last Thursday evening, under the E. A. ST ROUT in the lot in the Lucksport, Me., Feb. 22. Ar, sch. Will. dried, ptb. 7 Hitfes^lb, 8 | family village cemetery. mem- no in advance for 1 lie steamer Charles 0. auspices of the Ladies’ Aid Society sell. I*< mis, pea, 2.00(52.25 Lamb p tb, 11 recluire payment listing Chippewa, Capt. Tile bearers were James T. Watlieson, South Amboy; sld, Georgia Capt. Erskine, bers of East Main street, was a very pleas- Yereyes,2.0(ja2.25 Lamb Skins. 90 m^r" fHw Me lute, of tlie Alaska Steamship Nassau ; 25, sld, Logan, Phila- W iff* Hundreds of sales is our honest evidence of Co., ( apt. E. D. 1’. Nickels, Capt. Nicholas Gilkey, barge Butter 22(5-25 Mutton lb. 8 yearly which lias had new boilers in anu ant, and social affair, and netted the ladies Ptb,* p Xj put been B. delphia (anchored at Foit Point, waiting 32 Parse and Capt. T. Colcord_Daniel J Eleven tables tbe w hile beef, sides, p lb, 5(57 Oats p bu., tb, 40 thoroughly refitted, sailed lrom New York $9. enjoyed game Writ t> day f r our FREE improved listing blank- Mitchell, an old and respected citizen, died for tug). Beef fore quarters, 4a5; Potatoes p bu.. 45 §P Feb. 18:It on her to a number of others “looked on” and “pun- Feb. 22. sch. Carrie long voyage Seattle, at his home on Main stfeet Feb. 20th. He Rockland, Me., Ar, Bailey p bu., 60 Bound Hog, 8aS£ Boston: NfW York: Philrdei tbe ol tlie Straits of ched.” No prizes were given, but the 12 Straw 8.110 Wash., by way Magel- was horn in son of E. Look, Daiien. Cheese p lb, p ton, Troy, .Me., the Samuel scores were announced. j3 Broad Street 150 Nassau Street Broad ar., lan. highest Dough- Feb. 22. Ar, sell. Joyce Rebecca, Chicken p tb, 14al5 Turkey p lb, -.6,528 p: and Rhoda Mitchell, in Jan. 18151. He lived and coffee furnished the Castine, nuts refreshments. Rockland. Calf Skins,per lb. 14,'fallow p lb, 3 31. 8. STILES, AGENT, BROOKS, M VINE. Scb. from New- with his parents until 1852, when he came 9 Sagamore, Capt. Trefrey, The committee wish to extend thanks to all 24. sch. North- Duck p lb. 20jVeai P lb, jk to and learned the trade of a Searsport, Me., Feb. Ar, 26 port News for Searspoit, was at anchor off Searsport spar who so kindly contributed and assisted in Eggs p doz., Wool, 1111 vyasbed, 25 maker of the late Silas Putnam. After Mr. land, Norfolk. Wood, 4.00.574.50 liooihbay harbor with her head sails gone all ways to make the evening a great suc- Fowl p tb. 31(514; hard, Putnam’s death he continued in the Hall’s Quarry, Me., Feb. 1!). Sld, sch. 20 Wood, soft, 3.00 last Saturday. She has a cargo of 1,800 spar cess. West Main street will have a similar Geese p tb, business until became AdeliaT. Carletou, New Y ork. tons of coal for tlie Penobscot Coal Jr making ship building affair very soon. a lost art in Mr. Mitchell was Baltimore, Feb. 24. Ar, sch. Star of the Retail Market. Undertaking Wharf Co. at Mack’s Point and will be Searsport. Retail Price. S. C. towed here tug Bismarck. twice married, llis first wife was Miss Messrs. F. E. Daggett and Arthur Walton Sea, coosaw, 8(510 Lime M0 i by S. Feb. 25. sch. Mar- Beef,corned, p lb, p bbl., -AND- Nancy Putnam, who died several years ago. arrived in town Monday, for the puipose of Georgetown, C., Sld, Butter Salt, 14 lb, 18a:o Oat Meal p tb, 4 M. New Y'ork. Mr. A. L. Lane, general agent of the His last marriage was with Miss Delia J. delivering the recently compiled “Town garet Ford, Corn p bu., 63 Onions p lb, 4 1 Great Northern Paper Co. of Boston, whose Nichols, who died Jan. 14, 1902. He had Register” for Stockton, Searsport and Mobile, Feb. 25, Sld, scb. Fred W. Ayer, Cracked Corn, p bu, 6»|Oil,Kerosene, gal.,13a 14 | til *' mills are located in San P. R. Corn Meal, bu., 60i Pollock 'b, 5£ l CAMDEN WOOLEN COM on ^LICENSED EMBAl f Millinocket, airived beeu in failing health for several years, Prospect. From a brief inspection, it seems Juan, p 1’ANY, and is after the Cheese, p lb. 18@19| Pork p ib. 12 account of needing the office room for Thursday looking interests having been confined to his house for the very good, embracing a census of tbe town, Plaster 1.13 oilier have of the tour-masted schooner FOREIGN PORTS. Cotton Seed, p cwt., 1.65 p bbl., j rHE purposes, decided to discon- Northland lie was for and a brief past two years, many years a list of the Civil War viterans Codfish dn p lb, 8(59 Bye Meal p lb, 3 ; tinue their retail depaitment, and the un- which is discharging coal at the Penobscot one of the M. E. church of is 1.35 c who has had of the trustees historical sketch. The hook printed by Feb. 13. sch. Arthur V. S. Cranberries, p qt., 12 Shorts p cwt., ersigned. charge of that depart- Coal and Wliarl dock at Haracoa, Ar, 6 r fen t for the four Companies Mack’s Searsport, and was a member of Mariners the Mitchell Publishing Co. of Rrunswick, Y ork. Clover Seed, 15 Sugar p lb, past years, has purchased the Woodruff, Devereaux, New 40 e ntire slock and a Point, Lodge No. 68,F. & A. M.,of The and the aforenamed gentlemen have just Flour p bbl., 4.75a5.50Salt, T. I.,p bu., opened salesroom iu town in R. h. COOMBS A Ml* Searsport. Feb. 12. Sld, sch. Alice Hol- 1.80 Sweet 4 t tie Tibbetts Block, Elm where were at late Havana, H. G.!Seed P bu., Potatoes, street, lie will con funeral services held his resi- completed a canvass of Bucksport, Orland, t 'Scii. Northland, Capt. Wheeler, arrived brook, Jacksonville. Lard, p Its % 13 Wheat Meal. 5 time the sale of the goods. Arrangements have dence Saturday, conducted by Rev. Harry Verona and Orrington, for a similar book ceil Saturday in tow of tlie tug Bismarck, hav- Cienfuegos, Feb. 20. Ar, sch. Herald, made with several other mills to handle Hill of the M. E. church, lie leaves Jwo for those towns. From here they go to ome of their goods, so that there will be a ing been picked up down tlie bay. She Brunswick. BOKN. great- Robes and Bit brothers, Mr. Ashley J. Mitchell of Sears- Belfast with aview to arranging a directory M. t r assortment than ever before; consisting of a Caskets, was lrom News with 2,870 tons of Guantanamo, F'eb. 25. Ar, sch. Jacob | Newpurt port and Thomas Mitchell of Troy. The for that city. They seem much interested ariety of styles in plain and fancy Suitings, -coal for the Penobscot Coal & Wharf Co., nasseii, iNewpon news. 1 etc. interment was in the family lot in Elm- in their woik and anxious to have it ac Bennett. In Searsmont, February 18, to Mr. 'kirtings, Coverts, Cloakings, Calls answered promptly eitlr at and the work of > Mack’s Point, discharg- as a Bi a at house and orti S wood cemetery. The bearers were Capt. cuiate and therefore valuable book of MISCELLANY. and Mrs. I.oren nnett, daughter. Telephone The coal will to the MARINE si ing began Sunday. go Andrew M. Ross, Capt. Amos Nichols, reference, Gray. In Bluehill, Febiuary 15, to Mr. and | MILL PRICES Ambulance for moving the | Great Northern Paper Co. at Millinocket. Mrs. Heinian A. Gray, a Capt. Albert T. Whittier and Mr. Frank U. Feb. 22. Having been daughter. —- Tuesday evening, Feb. 19tb,the following Nantucket, Wass., Grindi.e. In Bluehill, February 15, to Mr. j Goods will continue to be sold at mill prices, An Italian laborer was severely injured Park. blocked ice lor six weeks Nan- and Mrs. Lester H. a son. bus to the from company of Belbany Chapter, O. E. S., ac- by nearly Grindle, saving purchaser 50 cents to $1 the railroad at Mack’s Point last tucket harbor is and two schoon- Haynes. In Boektand, February ", to Mr. and ] er yard. in yard an invitation to visit Anchor Chap- again open [gfF*"We also carry a FULL LI \ j on cepted P. and Winslow Mrs. Harold W. Haynes, a daughter. All orders will be fluid on the received. Saturday. He was louud laying the S. of and ol a ers, the William fcoggs day ter, O. E, Searsport partake -Mills. In Rockland, February 18, to Mr. and In ordering indicate second if snow bruised and was to F. Rlorse, entered toe ay without difficulty. .goods choice, badly supposed SPRINGS. banquet: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Murray, Mrs. Moses Mills, a son. ] •ossible, in case first choice should be sold, and s, have been hit a car which was Carrie C. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPH by hauling STOCKTON^ Mrs. Maiy Harriman, Mrs. Nellie Colcord, Vineyard Haven, Feb. 25. Sch. Sewall. In Rockland, February 15, to Mr. and f the goods are not in stock, money wiU le j snow out of the yard. He was to have been Mr. and Mrs. Al- it Stockton for New York, Mrs. Allen a W. returned Mrs. Darius lierry has returned fro.n a Mrs. Annie Harriman, Wiles, em Springs W, Sewall, son,Carl ] promptly and do developing, printing, et<\. \ taken to the Waldo General with W n.ley. In 17, to Mr. and Mill remnants always in stock. County Hospi- visit in Rockland. bert Ames, Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg, Mrs. was towed in here by tug Wercuiy, Unity, February Films for any size or make of tal m but died before Mrs. a j Belfast, reaching Ira Leighti n, Mrs. Eliza Trundy, Mrs. rudder disabled and sails blown away, 'the Harvey Willey, daughter. room free to all. theie. Mr. Walter is confined to his bed Youno. In Burnham, February 17, to Mr. and How Money May Be Sent Trundy Hariy Hit I. Lorn, Mrs. Angie Mudgett, cook’s shoulder was dislocated. lie will be severe cold. Mrs. Leander Young, a daughter. with a Miss Fannie and Mrs. Lelia taken to the Warine Hospital. be sent ItH The alarm of fire during the high wind at Mudgett, Money may by Registered Letter, 72 MAIN STRKKT, a delightlnl even- Sch. Gar- lieck, 1*. O. Order. Ex Order, or goods will be 4 o’clock Monday afternoon was caused Mr. Henry Moulton arrived from sea last Thompson. Thty report Provincetown, Wass., Feb. 10. most cordially received and for Palti- MABltlKU. ent by Express 0. O. L>., if desired. a fire at the house of Henry week for a visit to his family. ing, being diner G. Leering, Kock port, We., Write for The Fire Insuran by slight entertained. The “work” of in samples. Capital MeCaslin, formerly the residence of Capt. hospitably more, with a cargo of ice, lost foresail Collins was ill with a was toi ducted in a fine manner N. II on Mrs. Paulina very tbe cider last and after riding at anchor Andrews-Carey. In Rockport, February 11, of Concord, f George W. Colsou, the Roulstone road night’s gale, of F. A. PACKARD, cold last week, but at last advices was im- and three taididates were admitted. The while a new sail Heniy Andrews and Miss Inez Carey,both about a mile and a half from the village. A all day »ff Highland Light ASSETS DECEMBER 31. 1 ! was and tbe entortain- roof of proving. banquet delicious was she tonight and an- Rockport. Tibbetts Block, Opposite Express Office, small place was burned in the the bent, got underway I e.nN I’AHEFse N. In ellist, February 25, Real estate.. mentfollowiig was most enjoyable. in the outer harbor. main house. Tlie fire was extinguished be- Mrs. Ralph Morse is still suffering from chored by Rev J. W. Haleb. V bitfield Blown and Miss 2w9 Camden, Maine. Mortgage loans. | fore help arrived from the village. the grip, contracted during her recent visit Norfolk, Va., Feb. 19. Sch. J. S. Lamprey Idilli 1 alteuon, belli ol I eltast. Collateral loans.. or. In Februaiy 18, by Stocks and bonds.. to Bangor. ot IhomastOD, aud the Wary Lee of Peters- Carey-Be Seartmont, The extreme cold weather Saturday Rev C. A. Daniel F. ( arey ol Lucerne, Cash in office and bank. were libelled each in $8,500, by luiely. from 18 to SHIP NtWS. burg, today, f » iss Alice M Fcor ol Seartmont. Agents’ balances. night—the temperature ranging The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet Thurs- The libellant Colo., nd NOTICE. j Peter Hagan or Philadelphia. cjVvden. lu 11, Interest and rents. unuw tciu auu iiv nmu—iiwoc tuc uai- afternoon with Mrs. Horace Dlnbar-I Orland, February The have taken ? day Staples, claims that President Koosevelt, while and Miss Fessle XL Bowden, following persons respectively All other assets. bor and bay completely over. The strong Main street. barge Bodick H. Dunbar f West AMERICAN PORTS. was rammed the he oath of office as Trustees of Stockton Springs wind from west southwest Sunday night in tow of tug Mary,Lee, by both of Orland. Janies and Jack son-Coi by In Rockland, February 20. trust Gross assets... j broke the ice The wind then to Mr. Henry Hawes is getting out logs to Kivi Yoik, l tb. 19. Sid, baik Matauzas, Lamprey at Hog Island, Kiver, Company: up. changed at the lesu’ence of the bride’s sistei, Mrs. Ray Admitted assets ... northwest and blew from that be converted into lumber for building two (it; 20, tld, fib. Inez N. I nver, Fla- sunk. Albion IX. Hairy R Hichborn.Stockton Springs, Maine the Monday Mail Eaton, by Rev. E H. Chapin, Jackson j DECEMBER 1 on Jellison. Stnkton bodies 11. L. Hopkins.Stockton Springs, Maine LIABILITIES 31, in heavy squalls through the day houses Cape vai'a ; 21,'vi, till. Bulb Bililfin, provincetown, Wass., Feb. 22. The of Belfast and Fmma J. Colby of Rockland. quarter j \lbert M. Ames... .Stockton Springs, Mail e Net losses. ami night, completely clearing the harbor, Spiings; tld, l aik Ji bn t van, 1 i.unswiek ; ot tbiee ol the victims ot the wrecked barge unpaid s The Young Ladies’ Guild will be enter- v B. Mernthew. Stockton Springs, Maine Unearned premiums. I has not been closed to ttbf. W illis m bit lee, *1 it ini; belie F., thar- weie identified They were which navigation tained afternoon, March 1st, Alaska to-day. HIED. i Hymn Boyd. Augusta, Maine. All other liabilities. Friday by )i tton ; Mai 1.. I W iln ii gnu, N. C.; T. Lord of Philadel- \ throughout the winter. The City of Hock- Mill street. j iitby, those of Capt. Janies Edward Carter. Presque Isle, Maine. Cash capital Mrs. Edgar Colcord, 1 ott Ar- land arrived on time forenoon 22, ar, fib. Auguttub Ii. Fatink, Loid of Hath, We., a brother Edwin G. Merrill.Bangor, Maine. Surplus over all liabilities. Saturday phia; Lyman Salvatore j and proceeded for Bucksport, but returned Mrs. Avalina Griffin is still suffering tbur; bid, tch. Siguin, Feiiiai dn a ;*23, bid, of tie captain, and W. O. Hanson, steward. 1’arbiere. In Belfast, February 23, Ralph Morse.Stockton Springs, Maine lie ai.u 26 years. i Maine. — to Belfast on account of the ice in the with her hand and is contemplating going tch. It i. dll ti n Sit lei t, 1 all in May- A li uitli believed to he that of a sea- Barbiere, aged Joseph Williamson.Augusta, Total liabilities and surplus heavy tody, Black. In February 21, Maria R. to some for further treatment. sib. 1 unidentified. Houlton, ALBERT M. Fred Narrows. hospital poit; 24, ar, Nimlus, oolbtay. man ot the Alaska, remained widow of the late Otis black of Sears- AMES, Atwood, Agent, \\ iuteri Ftb. 21. till. 10 Black, 3\VD* Poston, Sid, Fitnij Fiske, 24. Word was received yes- 82 7 months ; ml 17 days. Clerk of Stockton Springs Trust Co. The event of the week will be the Gonven Mr. F. W. Crawford, station agent, at Sti ck- Poston, Feb. poi t, aged years, Biuntw ilk : 25, ar, tcb. 1. V. (.lope l, at Warcus be- Bartlett, in Gilbenville, Mass., Febiuary ! Jan. li)07. tion of the Old Maids’ Matrimonial Club. Jellison, was confined to the house teidaj ol the arrival Hook, Stockton Springs, Me., 2(>, Cape tenlorNiw Yoik (put in lor harboi). Edwin K. 16, Wales R. Bartlett of Momville, aged 30 years, with a bad cold which affected low 1 ol the schooner They will appear in more striking costumes, last week Mi Fib. 19. till. F11 d W. Ayer, liiladelphia, 3 mouths and 15 days. bile, Ai, urn ol alter what is believed to be a with more classical talent and more bril- the throat. t Halt, Bennett. In nucktpoit, February 13. Mrs. San Juan; 15, tailid, baik Heibeit Ful.er, in the ot liant wit than when last met in Union mold voyage, lor length, history ben Bennett, agtd 67 yeais. for Pardon. A PIANO they Ponte: 19, tld, tcb. Wellfleet, Potion. Stet Mrs. Emily G. Richardson, who has been Ameiican coastwise shipping. The Hunt, Frye. In Kockland, February 16, Florence M. Application SQUARE Hall three years ago. Age has not plough- Ftb. 22. fib. John her Mrs. Punta Gi Ida, Fia., Ar, built in 1892, and owned by of Mr. and Mrs. Cl arms R. Frye, aged State of Maine, ) ed furrows in their faces nor deprived them visiting sister-in-law, Ralph a li ui-master, daughter ft*'OR SAL1 returned to her home in E. Divelin, Galvetton. ol has been 18 1 month anil 29 days. Executive Dei*aktment. of but rather has add- Morse, Bangor, Gaioiner G. Leering Path, We., years, J youth’s grace' ulness; News, Fib. 19. Sid, ttbf. Prina to F'urhish. in 'Rockland, February 20, Louise Augusta, February 27,1907. ) .Monday. Newpoit eon since last July getting Horn Poston Robert"' ed the greater fascination of maturity. ( S. C. A. widow ot Joseph Furbish, aged 73 Notice is that a petition for the Inquire of Mrs. George P. Pendleton, bailettin, ;Gov. Amet, 1 ana thence with a loaa ol (Wight), hereby given the convention convenes there will tore leton, months and 9 of Winfield S. Ediuinster, a convict in ville avenue, or Mrs. Annie M. Do" After Miss Gladys Rendell was quite ill last l’oitlai d ; 23, tld, tch. Yeung Biolheis, 1 os- time years, 6 days. pardon to Philadelphia. In that she 19, Ruth at under sentence gore bouse, corner Church and Hi be a sale of old maids. Possibly some of from a bad cold. She was at her plueUi Gay. In Maynard, Mass., Februaiy [he county jail Belfast, week ton. been blown off a sold. The convention will has 1 ad tlitee skippers, has 8. Gay, widow of the late Ford Gay, alter long for violation of the prohibitory law. is now Belfast. the men will get Mr. S. A. Rendell, and her Ftb. 19. Sid, tcb. Margaiet Has- and grandfather’s, Norfolk, the oi ast three times, has been given up lor and Illness, aged 76 years, 6 months before the Governor and Council, be held oil March 7th at 8 o'clock cared for her. Ella M. painiul pending Thursday, mother, Mrs. Susie Rendell, kell, Potion; 23, tailed, tch. Stoier, has been as far lrom 18 *nd a nearing thereon will be granted in the female time. If it will be lost thite times, and days. sharp, stormy, New Yi rk for W ilniii gtoi, N. C. or Hancock. I11 Burnham, February 11, Selden I’ouncil Chamber at Augusta, ou Wednesday, Miss Alice Uiehborn was confined to the hi me as San Juan, Porto Kico, about until Friday evening. Ice cream Ftb. 14. tch. 81 March at 10 o’clock a. m. postponed Toit Aitlur, Texas, Sailed, course. Hancock, aged years. 20, FOR SALE house all last week with a severe cold and 1,300 miles off her Daniel and cake will be on sale. Kino, I hiladelpbia : 15, in poit, tih. Win- Mitchell. Iii Searsport, February 2C, 3w9 A. 1. BROWN, Secretary of State. at this is but slightly im- 24. 76 1 mouth. 'M'*' writing (Monday) field S. lor New Yoik, ttady. Pucksport, Me, Feb. Amice embargo Y. Mitchell, aged years, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, consisting of We to hear of a Schuster, harbor here for the In North Bucksjort, Hotel Arrivals. The following out- proved. hope big gain San Ftb. 18. Ar, Aryan, has prevailed on the Marshall. February;21, Fianciuo, slip were cross- Mrs. Eliza XL Gross, wife of Farnsworth R. Mar- and room sets ndo’"' of-town guests registered at the Searsport soon. past two days. Today people FREEDOM NOTICE. chamber dining Baltimore. 69 years. House last week : Alice Mitchell, Charles on the ice above this village and 1 ros- shall, aged are ill with colds, grip, or Savannah, Feb. 19. Sid, tcb. Joseph W. mg McIntosh. In Brookline, Mass., February 16, Nolice is hereby given that for a valuable con- articles. Apply to M. Many people was in the winter of Mitchell, Mary Mitchell, Old Town; A. those sick last week Ga. pect. This possible Mrs. a native ol Camden. I release unto iuy minor son, whatever it is. Among Hawthorn, Bellas!, to Charles McUtosb, sideration, hereby 0. B. ANDERSON Charles Stockton; F. D. 1SC4 and 1905, but those dates North February 16, N. the balance of his lime dur- Wilbur, Caulkins, were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lancaster, Mrs. H. Peltatt, Ga., Fib. 19. Sid, ftb. Helen G. previous Barker. 1« Brooksville, Arthur Johnson, E. W. hau not been closed here for 25 Charles W 71 years. his that I shall claim none of his East Belts' Fenderson, Portland; Hall, Waltham, E. Rouiliard and children and Miss Harriet Moteley, l ston. the river Barker, aged ing minority; 3w8* of Kockland from In February 14, tsteila uo debts of his after --- Mass.; J. G. Chadwick, Houlton; S. H. Fib. 21. fob. Theoline, a tars. The steamer City Peters. Rcckland, wages and pay contracting D. Hichborn. Piuntwitk, Ar, as tar as Fort of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Peters, L. M. McGom, Ells- G. Sail LoMon lor W iuteiport came May, daughter this date, NOTICE. The Spaulding, Waterville; Poston; 24, tld, tibs. S. Hatktll, 15 7 months and 25 days. Maine, February 18,1907. A. A. Bangor; F. H. Mr. Alfred a in the em- point cove Saturday and returned to Belfast aged years, Belfast, ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice that he ha." worth; Robinson, Fales, carpenter Juan; tld, tchs. S. G. Haskell, Satilla; Phillips. In Rockland, F'ebruary 15, Lillian 8w8 WIU.AKD A. JOHNSON. W. A. of Messrs. Carter & met with a Ler eastern passengers by rail. appointed administrator of the estate Young, Stockton; Gordon, Bangor; ploy Corey, Hi n anik (In m Satilla), I hilt delpbia. torw aiding J. Phillips, aged 39 years and 17 days. a beam. as the entrance to EBEN MAYO WEST, late of Frank Ernest Blanchard, Sandypoint; A. L. severe accident Friday, falling from Jatksi Ftb. 26. tld, tcb. Alice Today she came as far Porter. In Montvtlle, F’ebruary 6,Clarentine i.ville, Fla., to Belfast. :1 Providence, R. 1.; J. H. Daugher- At this writing (Monday) he is improving. Stockton haihor aLd put back F. Porter, aged 43 years and 7 in the Couuty of Waldo, deceased, Getchell, Boibni k, Ilavai a. months.. l' H. B. H. H. Dr. Britto has of his case. The small steamer Kockland ol the Bucks- Robbins In Rockland, February 15, Hazel M„ bonds as the law directs. All persons / ty, Bangor; Gra’.t, Boston; charge Sai d Ke y. Fla., Feb. 21. 1 p. no, pat ted, Rob- Charles Bangor; and Camden route was frozen in at her daughter of Joseph E. and Carrie (Karl) mauds against the estate of said deceit"' j Stetson, Houlton; Spratt, tch. P. hi. Pivtit, Niw Oileana for Firt- port Nurse. same settleim announce 21 the for is to 2 months and days. Trained sired to v The committee requested were able to reach bins,-aged present C. N. Staples, Stockton; Samuel Harris, dock Saturday. Tugs Jesse are to make iard, Me. _ Saunders. In Rockland, February 18, indebted thereto requested B. Bel- that rehearsals for the children's operetta here with considerable Irom St. John’s Medical Bangor; Mr. and Mrs. R. Herrick, New Feb. 22. ftb. Ella M. the docks today A. 27 7 months and 18 days. Diploma Graduate are to be on and Thursdays, from Oileane, Cld, cold weather wrll Saunders, aged years, immediately. R. G. Harbutt, Castine; A. P. Lane, Mondays and continued In Castine. February 15, Jane, wife of is for engage- FREDERICK M. NICKkK?1 fast; at Mrs. Albert Colcord’s. II W iliey. Pcitland. difficulty West. University of Chicago, III., open B. A. G. H. 1 to 3 p. m., close the harbor. Tugs broke West ot aged 55 years. Inter- Boston; Webber, Hallowell; Be it Tin pa, Feb. 21. Sid, ftb. Edith G. completely George Belfast, ments. Address Box 986, Belfast, Maine. 7tf Monroe, February, 12,1907.—3w9 stormy, tbe rehearsal will be the following harbor today. Castine. Davis, F. A. Tibbetts, Belfast; J. M. Folwell, Baltimore. up the ice in Stockton ment at Nichols, Portland; H. B. Black, Everett; day.