The Republican Journal.~ VOLUME 73.__BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 190L NUMBER 27. Contents of South To-Day’s Journal. Warren the house of Willis Meeting of Waldo County Grange. A Letter from Mies Littlefield. OBITUARY. Jordan was struck and to the PERSONAL. PERSONAL. PAGE 1. damaged extent of about $500. Lightning struck A veiy large and enthusiastic meeting of Vs. i the Week..Transfers in Real Estate, of Herbert T. Harmon left for a visit v a barn owned Miss Effie M. Littlefield Winterport Judge Joseph W. Knowlton died at his Friday of Waldo Gov- by Samuel Allen in Waldo County Pomona was held Loren Fletcher went to Jackson ij.rtiim County Grange..City Grange was the recent Waldo in Salem, Mass. Tuesday Secret Societies..A Letter from Miss and did dam- unable to attend home in Liberty Thursday morning, June Friendship village slight June 25th with Georges River Grange, Lib- for a visit of a week. .vlil. Belfast Weather Re port... Wedding age. No persons were injured in these County W. C. T. U. Convention, but wrote 27th, after a long illness. He was born in Will Kimball went to Boston Saturday obituary... Resolutions of Respect... Per erty. The officers present were Master, Misses Helen the first six months as the Y. work: Davistown for a and Clara Knowlton arrived Yachts and Boats. New Mall Arrange accidents.During follows concerning Plantation, now Liberty, August short visit. of 1900 there were Chaplain, Steward, Treasurer, Secretary, from News of the Granges..Newspaper Notes. launched from Bath Dear Co-workers: To each and all I 2, 1808, a son of Ezekiel and Knowl- Tuesday Lynn. Gate and Assistant Polly Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Sawtelle are page 2. yards, 18 vessels with a total of Keeper Lady Steward. visiting tonnage send loving greetings at this time, and wish ton, who came from Xobleboro on horse- Miss Ella Twombly went to Bangor yes- The tern officers were Frank relatives in Montville. V of the Week..The Small Pox Steamer.. 18,609, while for the corresponding pro Clements, with all my heart that I might meet with back in 1784 by means of spotted trees, Mrs. terday for a short visit. u>|iia at the Pan-American..Railroad Pe- period of 1901, June 30th, there B. F. Foster, S. F. Arthur Whitney left to visit his Free closing Overseer; Secretary; at It is Saturday ! it-nicd Belfast Library. County Cor have been launched 21 vessels you County Convention. impossible Knowlton carrying her infant daughter in Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Mansfield went to Ban- .irnee.. Unin vented Inventions. aggregat- Hurd, Steward; Mrs. Foster Pomona; Mrs. father in Malden, Mass. to tell of all the work accomplished by our her arms. The died when ing 28,930 tons. This is over half the and Mrs. parents Joseph gor Tuesday for a short visit. PAGE 3. Barker, Ceres; Clements, Flora. Emery Heagan returned from a entire total of last year, which was 41,- Waldo county Y.’s during the past year. was thirteen years old, and he was bound Saturday h.iiiway Journey in Africa..A Maine Coast After the opening exercises a class of 27 two weeks visit in Boston. Miss Marion Uawkes of York is visiting \ows 532 tons, and leads’ the Our work is much the same as labors out to Notes..Wolves of the Sea..Head of corresponding your “Esquire” Everett, a prominent man Mr. and (.motive Trust .The Summer Schools..A of was instructed in the fifth degree. Sixteen Mrs. W. R. Howard. period a year ago by 5,321 tons. in the W. C. T. U., for we are your daugh- of the neighborhood. His first school studies Mrs. A. G. Young of Camden arrived last Steel Schooner. The vessels launched since Granges responded to the rol-call. The ad- Mrs. John H. January 1st, a school for the were a to visit friends. Quimby arrived home Mon- PAGE 4. ters, and the Y. is training in school taught in his father’s barn Friday are 10 schooners, 7 barges, 1 tug, 1 dress of welcome was given by J. 0. John- day from a visit in Va. work of the W. C. T. U. While the work by Hannah Demerrit, and the next was in Prof. R. C. Rankin arrived last Norfolk, iho Reach .. At the Pan-American Ex- steamer, 1 torpedo boat, 1 ship.Gov. son and the Abbie M. Thursday response by Ordway, is we know it is all the house of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. What Happened to Wigglesworth. Hill has the as a not all recorded here, a neighbor. The first school from Boston for a visit. Quimby are to spend khoard to Camden. appointed following as follows: he attended in a the Fourth in Mass. commission to the Pan-American Expo- recorded above. regular schoolhouse was Mrs. N. S. Marblehead, PAGE 5. Worthy Master, Brothers and Sisters of Piper visited relatives in sition and also to the South Carolina We have a Y. Branch at Elling- shortly after his father’s death, when ’Squire Mrs. Edwin A. went to Winter- Nows of Belfast.Churches.Old i George's River Grange: I am glad to be organized Vinalhaven the past week. Staples W'-ok... Inter-State and West Indian Exposition with this and in wood’s since our last convention, Everett sent him'to a school on Ayer's Ridge, for a Base Ball. County Correspon- j you morning, behalf of Corner Walter port yestereay short visit. to be held at Charleston, S. C., from Waldo Pomona I extend to sincere and him books to Cooper returned last Friday from you my and the two Y. unions in our county, those gave study. One of these Otis D. Wilson of to next: thanks for kind and cordial a business to Searsmont left Tuesday PAGE 6. December June E. P. Ricker your welcome. Pike's in trip Boston. of Lincolnville and Winterport, are doing books, arithmetic, published 1788, for a visit in Boston Nows of Poland E. M. of When I see so many here with faces and vicinity. and Note*..Register of Deep Springs, Blanding is in of his Knowl- Miss Margaret Dunton is a t■ with a true and determined excellent work. The Lincolnville Y. has possession son, Wayland spending sso 1 s...Tho Philippine Situation..Pie- Bangor, and William A.Wheeler, M. beaming patri- A. A. Packard will return to D., 1 cannot but feel week with friends in Northport •tie Day. A Waif. of otism, glad that lam a pa- but seven members at present, as many ton, Esq., of this city, and is in good condi- Hope. Portland.A cablegram announces this week from a visit in Massachusetts. PAGE 7. tron. Although there are a great that lime. Lillian been en- many have moved held two tion. He was a very studious devot- Miss Jean Pond of ar- Nordicahas faces is a away. They public youth, Andover, Mass., n-Edueatcd Minister..Maine’s Prolnb- strange here, it pleasure to feel Miss Emma McManus went to Fairfield to the new theatre minute he could from his rived for a short Abolished. gaged open Wagner they are not strangers, but brothers and and fifteen regular meetings the ing every spare Friday visit. iiislation...Revenue Taxes meetings to visit her and the season at Munich in sisters of one And as we work to his search for and be- Tuesday sister, who is quite ill Hay’s Poet Daughter..An Important September, fraternity. meet past year, sent three dollars to the State knowledge, Adelbert Meleher arrived from Brockton, when she will Isolde in month after month and these cor- sing Wagner’s exchange and were fore he had been in school a year he was Mrs. Lula Sprowl and daughter Bessie of dial we are organizing fund, represented by Mass., Sunday, for a short visit. pace 8. music drama.Portions of Aroostook greetings, growing more and often called more at the State convention. upon to assist the teacher in Appleton are visiting her Mrs. John ■ united in that fraternal their secretary sister, I! Locals..County Correspondence..Ship county have been sorely tried by the love, and Henry O. Dodge returned last Thursday Markets.. Deaths. when we separate feel better The Y. held 36 meet- instructing the younger pupils. He attended Black. Births..’Marriages.. elements June. First there was a acquainted Winterport regular from a business during and benefited < trip from Boston. by coming the besides a few terms at China academy and taught frost that blackened the potato tops and The of Pomona ings during year just past, Charles J. Godfrey is assisting F. W. Pote meetings Grange are al- several terms in and L. F. Howard and daughter Daisy are NEWS OF THE WEEK. killed some of the crops, and the last of ways enthusiastic, interesting and instruc- numerous jubilee, business and committee Liberty neighboring on the B. & Ii. steamboat wharf during the towns. At the visiting friends in Massachusetts. the month came heavy thunder storms tive, and 1 feel sure when we return home meetings. Our Winterport workers are re- age of 21 he was elected town busy season. room that did more or less to build- to-night, we will feel repaid for of 40 active and 5 and in this he had of Miss Lorinda Mason of Bluehili is visit- m: Matters. The Maine damage coming joicing in a membership clerk, capacity charge Austin and Librarian and here, and have an increased interest in the Whitmore joined the City of Rock- New at the ings crops.State members. They sent a delegate the Maine Reports owned by the town. From ing her aunt, Mrs. Mary 0. Littlefield. England building noble order. honorary land to take a in the M rs. L. 1 >. Carver left Monday for Wau- the of Monday position stew- Now, brothers and once 1 to the State convention, paying her ex- reading these and a few elementary Mr. and A merman Exposition at Buffalo is kesha. Wis., where they will attend the sisters, again Mrs. S. W. Freeman and daugh- ard's department. thank you in behalf of Waldo Pomona for with the aid of the W. C. T. U. law books which he bought he acquired a ■ t All the annual convention of the American Lib- penses, ter Dorothy visited in Pittsfield last week. unfurnished. money your ty welcome. Col. Philo of Santa Real of work are well knowledge of and taste for the law, which llersey Clara, Cal., il in Maine rarian's Association. During the meet- Their fifteen departments Frank Flanders returned last to by popular subscription The noon recess was then taken. Friday arrived and is on The led him into that profession. He first prac- Wednesday evening, visiting ing Mr. Carver will read a paper The carried on, and systematic study along R. after a short visit at home. i,ceded to pay for Maine's propor- afternoon session was with music Howard, 1., Mrs. H. H. Johnson. Free Distribution of State Documents opened white ribbon lines has proved successful. ticed before the trial justices and municipal ite share of the cost of the build- and new law by the choir. The topic, What is the best and Mrs. Lucy id Hall went to Bangor Satur- the Limits Thereto.The Mrs. Nellie G. Burger’s earnest, inspiring courts, always attended the Supreme Mrs. Fred J. and i;il there was left to pro- to visit Mrs. Annie Shaw. Knight daughter Winnie nothing under which the sheriff of Cumberland crop to raise for soiling purposes? was Court. Before he was admitted to day. herdaughter, addresses meant more to our Winterport the bar of West N. have returned for furnishing the room. The and his work W. 11. Manchester, H„ County liquor deputies opened by Moody, followed by G. G. our or- he tried a case in the Tyler H. Bird of Rockland visited his •at was called to the attention of young people than anything since Supreme Court, by- home from a visit in Belfast. for a stated salary, went into effect July Abbott, C. A. A. Mr. and Mrs. D. X. who at once interviewed Levanseller, Wadsworth, ganization. May we not push the Y. work permission of the presiding justice, Judge parents, Bird, Sunday. Kicker, 1st, and from this time on all the fees J. Miss Fremetta Shepherd arrived home Cunningham, B. F. Foster, the won •ilicials of the Boston & Maine and collected will be turned into the Worthy- more vigorously this year ? Only as we Parmeter, and the case against the late Mell M. Bickford arrived home Saturday county Master L. W. yesterday morning from a visit to the Pan- Central with the result Hammons,J. 0. Johnson,F. C. have recruits can we for results J. G. afterwards railroads, treasury. The county commissioner's hope large Dickerson, Esq., Judge. from Augusta for a vacation of a few days. American in Buffalo. the railroad Mr. V. B. and other. Exposition officials and will have of the and attend Clements, Paul, The in the future. May God help us to encour- He practiced a short time in Old Town and charge jail Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKeen arrived from Landlord of bicker will provide for suitably fur- to question, That the Sisters are do- Dyer the Seaside House, the boarding of the prisoners.It is Resolved, age all young people to don the white rib- then returned to Liberty. He was greatly- Boston ■ Tuesday, for a vacation of two mg the apartment.The United that Charles K. Oak of Caribou ing more for the than the Islesboro, was in Belfast this week getting expected Grange Brothers, bon, to learn as Frances Willard taught, interested in town and county affairs, and weeks. 'Mies Fish Commission is with our devoting will offer his to thegovern- was discussed acquainted business men. resignation by Mary Churchill, (J. S. “the joy of life is doing good according to held many offices of trust in both. He was decable attention at present to the er as land forest commissioner Theo. N. Winslow and son Edward of agent, Adams, Ella W. H. A. Wads- a WTith wishes for Mrs. William Clark arrived '■ster in Maine waters. The Davis, Moody, plan.” all best success, Representative to the Legislature in Saturday industry and member of the fish and game com- 1854; N. J., arrived for a short worth, A. G. Caswell and others. “The Effie M. Bayonne, Sunday from Bar Harbor for a visit to her old home ner Grampus has put back into mission the next of the Littlefield, County- Attorney from 1857 to ’59, and Judge before meeeing Waldo Co. Y. work. visit. .Maine waters since coming to the Song Our Mother Used to Sing” was finely- Sec’y of Probate from 1861 to inclusive. in Montville and friends in Liberty. executive council, which will be held June 20,1901. 1868, ne 1900 lobsters rendered a and Winterport, Me., Mrs. S. W. Webster of Springfield, Mass., station, stripped July 25. Two candidates, Elmer £. Ring by quartette, Daniel Carey The Knowlton family has included many Mrs. M. E. Luce arrived home yesterday which the eggs have been taken gave a fine declamation. A vote of thanks arrived last Friday to visit at Capt. E. D. of Orono and Austin Carey of Bruns- Belfast Weather Report prominent men. Ezekiel Knowlton was the from Boston, where she has been visiting I -ent on to the hatcheries. The for the Bird’s. wick have filed petitions appoint- was given local Grange for courtesies* father of Rev. I. C. father of friends. She attended tne exer- .uiier I.ottie and which has Knowlton, graduating May, ment in the executive department..DepA and on account of the lateness of the Following is a summary of the weather Hon. Hosea ollecting seed lobsters in Eastern then, M. Knowlton, Attorney General Fred R. Poor arrived home last Thursday cises at Tufts college, her son, Murry T. uty Sheriffs Ames and Rollins have been the was closed. record of the Belfast station of the U. S. Luce, one of the class of dentists that is, will soon start out with a mil- hour, meeting of Massachusetts; Hiram, the father of from Dartmouth College, for his summer being making it quite warm for the liquor for the week graduated.—Haverhill, Mass., Gazette, June so in The next meeting will be held with Weather Bureau ending July Thomas 0. a vacation. r of fry for distribution lower dealers in the with the re- Sandy Knowlton, prominent attorney 22. Togus region, 1901: Bay.Under escort of Prof. sult that several have been heavily fined Stream Grange, Unity, August 27th, if 2, of Manchester, N. H. Joseph W., the sub- Miss Jane A. McLellan arrived home of Yale 6 i r cry if it will be the first —• college, Tjard Schwarz, and warned to get out of the business pleasant; not, pleasant pB O ject of this article, was married in 1832 to from Boston last Thursday for her summer tor of shipbuilding at the royal or after. is the Yachts and Boats. receive a jail sentence.The opera- day Following program: Open- J f I Wind, Sky, etc. Miss Julia Davis of Liberty. To them were vacation. iird at Berlin, Germany. Hubert tion * £ on the eyes of Hon. Samuel W. Mat ing exercises; conferring of fifth degree ; born ten children, four of whom are Kebeur-Paschurtz, marine attache living Mrs. Lillian Morley of Waltham, Mass., thews, state labor commissioner, was report of Granges; address of welcome by —Fred, who is in business in E. IS. Pitcher’s sloop Spray has gone into W ashington, and Prof. Be Ernest 26 86 53 E. Clear. Duluth, Minn.; arrived Sunday to visit her friend, Miss entirely successful. The phsicians say Bina Addie 59 W. commission. Halle of Berlin visited and in- Whitten; response by Hig- 27 95 S. Edward P., who is on a farm in Benton, Me.; that a complete recovery will result. 28 87 68 S. E. l‘t. cloudy. Shower with thunder Nettie Follett. gins ; remarks for the good of the order; a in and ed the Bath Iron Works plant and early morning, .08 of an inch. Wayland, lawyer Belfast, Miss Mr. Dod worth’s yacht Helen has been Prof. L. II. Stevens and son, Reynolds E. llvde Windlass Co’s plant at Bath appointment of committee; noon recess; 29 81 63 S. E. Cloudy. Thunder showers. .15 Placentia, who has always lived with and painted and will be launched this week. Transfers in Real Estate. of an Inch. of arrived in Belfast c'th. These are mak- music; topic, -‘That the free distribution of and cared for her Lynn, Mass., Tuesday, gentlemen 30 90 62 S. W. Clear. lovingly- tenderly aged The Jennette was out Sunday in her new tour of the United States seeds is a miserable to be for a short visit. visiting Tire transfers in real estate fad;” opened by- .July parents. Mrs. Knowlton died in 1900, at the double-head and it in the interest following 1 84 65 N. W. Clear. rig, certainly improves rincipal shipyards Frank Lane. Remainder of program by advanced of and after 68 of Herbert E. Ellis went to Seal Harbor were recorded in Waldo County Registry of 2 85 57 W. Thunder showers. .18 of an inch. age 92, years her appearance, if not her speed. She eir government, comparing the to assist A. and Sandy- Stream Grange. It is expected that married the whole of which was Saturday J. Clement at uds of construction in Deeds for the week ending July 3, lflOl: HOT WEATHER FOB JUNE. life, nearly seemed to be keeping pace with the best of employed some will be the Seaside Inn. wintry with those in Germany, Charles l’laisted, Searsmont, to Clias. E. speaker present. Last week gave us a hot spell, including passed in the same house to which she came them in running down the harbor. were entertained at lunch in the and in Sears- the hottest June day recorded here for 41 a bride. Her death was a great blow to her Mr. and Mrs. Win. White of Milford, l'Riisted, do.; land buildings L. A. Barker’s yacht Edna was launched icon Mrs. Thomas W. and with one the hottest aged one from which he never Mass., arrived in Belfast last to by Hyde. mont. Minnie E. Smith, Searsport, to Fred CITY GOVERNMENT. years, exception companion, Thursday last Thursday, and is in charge of Tommy education at appears to in month that time. recovered the summer. Colby M. Perkins, do.; land in Searport. Jennie day any during July fully. spend Davis. Mr. Barker arrived at a chance to remain as it is for Northport Hunter, Searsmont, to Emma L. Jameson, 24, 1870, Mr. L. H. Murch recorded a tem- While yet a very young man Judge Knowl- Misses Xettie and Mildred Me- H.me. The alumni at their meet- The regular meeting of the City Council Whitney Campground last Sunday morning from land and buildings in Searsmont. perature of 96° at 11 a. m., but 1° warmer ton built a large carding and woolen mill u vored the that a do.; was held Monday evening July 1st with a full Andless arrived from Malden, Mass., Sun- Boston, where he had been a week on busi- proposition last The Lincolnville, to Victor than Thursday. average tempera- in Liberty, which he managed until it was a ate college for women be estab- Stephen Fredson, board in both branches. Roll of accounts No. day for short visit. ness. land and in ture of the 4 hot last week was 73.25“ burned down is He also for some as soon as the conditions Woodbridge, do.; building ■1 are the days years ago. permit, was passed. Following amounts Carroll A. is liis annual The steam Aria, Hon. Edward H. to There w ere smart she vers with thunder time had the a Thompson taking yacht at is liable to be rather an indeli- Lincolnville. Israel Brown, Palermo, under the various management of millinery- appropriations: vacation as letter and Charles Blake of owner, arrived at Camden ime, is not and unless (ieo. land in Palermo. and and which to his carrier, W. Bangor Colby rich, liliss, Waldoboro; 904.85 lightning early Friday Saturday business, formerly belonged it the Contingent.$ Perkins is on his route. Monday on her return from the trip to Wis- wealthy person gives funds, Hugh Ross Hatch, Wolfville, N. S., to Highways and bridges. 1,684.44 mornings. daughter, who was deceased. In politieslie a cannot be casset, and the party dined at the Hay View college built.Judge Elizabeth Hall Howe, Milton, Mass., land in Fire department. 52.13 A HOT 1>RY MONTH. was formerly a Whig, and became a Repub- Orrin J. Dickey was a guest of Amos ia-ld a brief session of the United Free 193.43 House. At S i*. m. the yacht sailed from Islesboro. Leonard E. Colson, Monroe, to library. The month of June, 1901, was unusually lican on the formation of that party, and Clement at the Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor, a District court in Poitland June General school purposes. 197.14 and returned to Camden Tuesday. Esther 51. land in 5Ionroe. hot and but not so hot as June afterwards was with few the week. Castine, P. of a Colson, do.; School contingent. 46.81 dry quite affiliated the Green- days past Kalph I’laisted Bangor, a and most Free The party report splendid trip ier of the Penobscot was ad- ('has. A. sstimpson, Brooks, to 51ary A. text books. 10.34 of last year. The mean temperature this back movement. He was a strong anti- Mrs. Hannah Whitten was able to walk bar, entertainment at Wiscasset. ■ enjoyable d to practice in the District court, Cook, do.; land in Brooks. Win. E. Vinal year was 63.2° against 65.7° for June, 1900, slavery and temperance man. He joined the out last Friday, after being confined to the *3,165 14 C. R. Coombs’ Mallard was out Sat- mportant announcement made by et als., Thomaston, to E. R. Conner, Belfast; and an average of 61.4° for J une for 41 years Baptist church in middle and was a yacht Alderman Hazeltine was chosen to life, reg- house since Christmas by illness. Webb was bis repre- afternoon for a short trial and reappointment land in N'orthport. Ezra A. Knowlton, past. The highest temperature was 95°, the ular attendant as long as his health per- urday trip, nited states Commissioners Wil- sent the city's stock at the meeting of the Mrs. Mary A. Moore and Miss Minnie to A. K. land 27th 84° for the hottest June mitted. He was a charter member of Sunday took a party down the bay. They Swanville, Nickerson, do.; A Moosehead R. day, against Liberty M. Bradley of Portland, Winfield Belfast Lake R. Co. Page returned Tuesday morning from a visit around Mark Island and arrived home and buildings in Swanville. Abbie L. day last year. The temperature of the 27th Lodge of Masons and was its second master. sailed aoate of and Charles Bids for the sewer on Front street of two weeks in Boston and Augusta building vicinity. in the a en Ilurd, Thorndike, to Walter Hurd, Unity; was the highest recorded here in J une for The funeral was held at his late early afternoon, having very h lin of Bangor. cover the from the foot of Miller street to Commer- Sunday They Mr. and Mrs. F. Kent have return- has been im- ne new land and in D. I). Gould, 41 years. In June, 1900* wre had more hot home and was attended his Ma- George joyabletrip. The yacht greatly district. Their commissions buildings Unity. cial street were read from Ulmer A- largely by Fales, ed from a visit of several weeks in Madison not late from and will con- to W. E. do., land and days and less cold ones. This year the mer- sonic brethren and Rev. G. R. proved since her arrival here, and while July 1st, Jackson, Gould, Rockland, for *4,239.88: and of & neighbors. e Stickney was on and will the summer in Belfast. racer she shows and has in force four years.The Sewall buildings in Jackson. B. F\ Fuller, Sears- cury down to 41 three different days. Berry officiated. Judge Knowlton was most spend a good speed splen- Cottrell for *2,832 88. It was voted to accept •if shipbuilders in Bath has decided to A. K. land and build- Rain fell on 10 on 5 of which there Miss llazeltine arrived did accommodations under deck. mont, Paul, do.; the bid of & Cottrell. days, tenderly cared for in his long illness by his Margaret Saturday ■ instruct the four masted steel Stickney Hiram F. ings in Searsmont. was not enough to measure. The total rain- devoted daughter and the ministra- from Wellesley College, accompanied by Our local and Constitution 'ner which have been Farrow was elected engineer to superintend kindly Independence upon they for was .88 an fall June, 1901, of inch, against tions of the Masonic and the her classmate, Miss Clara Blattner of St. —the new built for Mr. Dod worth ii iug. She will be 250 feet long and Leonard Colson the work on the sewers. fraternity yachts Monroe. passed away 4.34 for and an of 3.21 first steel schooner ever June, 1900, average neighbors was a great assistance to her in Louis. and the Roberts Rrothers—have their trials built, week. Since from Sanford Howard was elected inspector of last coming the Maine for June for 11 There were rk upon her will not begin until the years past. her hours of trouble and bereavement. Walter Decrow is at home from Augusta as well as the larger craft. Mr. Dodworth’s General a when he had buildings. William P. is launched, which Hospital year ago, several local showers, 3 of which were ac- the Frye The committee on fire department, in- to spend the summer in Xorthport and Bel- Caprice carried away her bobstay ! he late in August.The alewive his leg amputated, he has been a great suf- companied thunder and spector of buildings and chief engineer by heavy lightning. Died in West Roxbury, Mass., June 25th fast, assisting his brothers with the yachts first of the week, involving Suine slight y at Damariscotta is over for the ferer. He left a daughter, Esther, who did The thunder showers all occurred in the Air. Horace G. 28 and and boats. and the Roberts Rrothers Anita son. The total catch will amount to not leave him all were instructed to consult with regard to Jordan, aged years damage; during his hours of pain, 15 night. There were clear 10 partly was a stick for a than 1,000 barrels.Two tire escapes and means of exit at Belfast days; six months. He born in Relmont, Ale., Mrs. Chas. L. Haskell and Jes- was found to need heavier packed and two brothers, R. H. Colson of Monroe and daughter civil service examinations have cloudy 5 cloudy. Dec. 1872. He entered the service of the mast and has to Vinalhaven to have and Hr. Benj. Colson of Bangor. The fu- Opera House. (i, sica arrived home Saturday from Wellesley gone a The two new arranged to be held at Portland, The committee on Boston Ice Co. about ten years ago, and soon one made by her builder. neral services were held at his late resi- highways reported, College, where the latter has completed her 1 for inly 23, positions of aid, coast Wedding reached the of foreman of one of have not been out in company. conducted Rev. Geo. S. Mills of recommending that the petitioners for a' Beljs. position Junior year. yachts yet geodetic survey, electrician in the dence, by Mr. street from the foot of Market street to the the important routes of the company. About vidian service, copper plate map Belfast— and Mrs. F. A. Nye have re- Hadley—Hill. Fred N. Hadley, for- Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Ileal returned Tuesday be leave to re- a he a similar New Mail ■. bridge given withdraw. The year ago accepted position The Arrangements. raving, geological survey and farmer turned from a visit to Pittsfield, where they merly of this city, and Miss Sadie J., only from a visit of ten days in Portland, and in port was accepted. with the Charles River Ice Co., which he arpenter in the Indian service; attended the w edding of her brother, Dan'l Mr. Mrs. a number of towns in New and daughter of and J. M. Hill of Hampshire order of in the other on 20, for Thomas L. Shute was elected a member of held at the time of his death. Blood poi- The new things carrying August 21, 22, Tozier—Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neally Medford, Mass., were married at the home Massachusetts. lanical L. II. the school committee in of J. from a wound on the mails went into effect July 1st. In this section draughtsmen.Col. have had an eight-pound boy added to their place George of the bride’s No. 38 son, resulting finger who was elected to a parents, Cotting street, Mrs. Anna Adams arrived last Friday the included the starting of Rural Mall, recently H. A. Holt has Grotton, deceased. by the ice tongs, was the cause of his death. changes family—Dr. returned from June 21st, in the presence of a few near Boston to ac- i consecutive term as colonel of the from visit relatives. She was No. a in all his Adjourned. His light-hearted, happy disposition made Free Delivery 1, change nearly -I regiment, Maine National Guard, a visit to mother in Lamoine accoma- relatives and friends. The rooms were companied by Miss Avis Morison, who has for him a host of friends and he was held in the star route carriers, with free delivery a>s that there is no truth in the rumor nied by his wife and baby, who had been very appropriately decorated, and the bride been visiting her. Secret Societies. high esteem by the company he worked for by them, and the change in the Isiesboro he is to resign. Col. Kendall visiting there—News has been received of was attired in muslin de soire with passe- A. H. A. Groeschner of the Silver Star to Fred ts that he will be a candidate for of The funeral services were held Thursday, Watertown,Mass., mail from Capt. the death Mr. Warren Weston, aged 85 menterie trimmings,and carried white roses. 'adjutant of the State Belfast Company, U. R. K. of P., will go J une 27th, Rev. AI r. Gerrish of thelJ ni versalit is at his cottage at the South Shore, Xortli- Coombs' boat, the Guinevere. The fami- generalship years, who jumped overboard from a Steam- The bridesmaid, Miss Ella Davis, wore ase General to Brooks this morning to take ir, the church of Brookline and inter- sort, getting ready for the summer. His fami- lies on the new free route are Adjutant John T. er on the passage from Boston to part officiating, living delivery 1 Portland. white over pink, and carried pink roses. bards is appointed governor of the celebration, and return by a special train ment was in Cambridge. The tloral offer- ly will arrive in a few days. taking advantage of its benefits quite gen- He was born in Frankfort and resided here Walter was best and Miss KMiers’ Home at Maine Sargent man, to Togus.The after the dance. ings included a beautiful pillow from Henry Mrs. Alfred M. returned to erally, and nearly all are preparing put ic many years. His wife died a few years ago. Grace flower girl. The Ferguson Underwriters’ association will Cotting, ceremony same is true of those who A special meeting of Enterprise Staples, Wm. Brigham, G. A. Soley and Mass., last after a up boxes. The 'ortam the National Life Under- Mrs. Freeman Atwood of this village is a sis- Lodge, was performed by Kev. Arthur Bonner at Cliftondaie, Friday, on or near the star and the car A. 0. U. W., will be held Samuel Reading of the Boston Ice a short visit in Belfast. She was live routes, Miters' association in Portland ter. .Ellis Cooper, who has a fine in Tuesday evening, T.30 o’clock in the after Co.; accompanied Sept, position evening, which a rind anxious for the and 13.The July 9th, at 7.30 o’clock to elect a delegate wreath of roses from the Charles River Ice her Miss E. Stoddard. riers the people change. ground was broken, Boston as a mechanical engineer, is at home reception was held, which was largely at- by sister, Amy to a convention to be held in flowers from Airs. E. Air. and The methods, appliances and other particu- for the in — Augusta July Co.; Lefethen, week, Carnegie library on a vacation Mrs. Wealthy Plummer of tended friends of the Mrs. Mrs. Orianna Dyer and son Fred of Brock- ■ by happy couple. in iston. Work will the to a Grand of Mrs. Waterman, Aliss Aliss Flossie lars of the business were given The begin upon Somerville, Mass., is to a few weeks 11th, organize Lodge Maine. Allen, v spend Urania Hadley, mother of the groom, and ton, Mass., visited Mrs. D.’s mother, Mrs. ding as soon as possible, in order Lambert, Air. and Airs. White, Airs. Kezia Journal June lath. The Isiesboro mail is with her sister, Mrs. F. Grand Chancellor W. C. Philbrook of O’Connell of this were Simeon the week. were bat it may be the Atwood_Guy Ralph city present. Staples, past They to be carried steamer Guinevere, but as completed during who has Waterville has announced his Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Wilson and Air. by ! resent assessors Twombly, graduated from the appointment Mr. and Mrs. Hadley received a large accompanied by W. E. Cooper of Brockton. year.The Rockland L. W. Carver. He leaves a she is not for business the mail is Vermont school of of Fred J. Whiting, of the munici- wife and three yet ready 'port a total valuation of *5,289,190 business, is at home_ Judge number of valuable wedding gifts, in silver Mr. Tufts and Helen and —a and Mrs. George daughter from the island to and court of as children—Milton, Hazel brought Northport d a tax rate ol $21. The valuation is Mrs. Mehitable Hayes died suddenly June pal Orono, supreme representa- and ware, etc. The bride- glass pictures, Airs. Helen A. two of Malden, Mass., arrived last Thursday to thence team to Belfast. The steamer ncrease of over last 29th the home of tive of at the of mother, Jordan; sisters, by $103,589 year at her brother, James Knights Pythias meeting groom is well known in this city, where his visit friends in Belfast and Mrs. (lie Airs. A. I’. Carver of Brookline, and Airs. Xorthport. will be in a few days. The mail leaves principally accounted for by the Moore, aged 77 years ...Rev. James the Supreme Lodge in Chicago in July. ready Ding- boyhood was spent, and where he has many Tufts was Miss Alta Brohan of unable additions made to the lime L. A. Knight of Lincolnville; and two formerly North Isiesboro at 8 a. m. and 1 p. M„ ar- well, wife and two children, have arrived Judge Whiting will succeed Fred Emery friends. The bride is the only child of Mr. ualustry through the syndicate controll- Beane of brothers, Air. C. 0. Jordan of Jamaica Xorthport. riving in Belfast at 9.30 A. M. and 2. 30 i*. M.; from Massachusetts for a few weeks’ visit Hallowell, who resigned. and Mrs. Hill and is an and those interests. Of this amount accomplished r. and ing at Mrs. idd Plain and Frank 1. Jordan of Allston. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Hart visited leaves Belfast post office at 9.40 m, s m.ooo is due to the fleet of Dingwell’s home-Miss Meda Freedom lodge, No. 42, Knights of Pyth- educated young lady. They will reside with directly their daughter, Mrs. Annie Albee, of Bass 2.45 p. m. and arrive in Isiesboro at 11.30 •urges, which the" Atwood of Winterport and a friend visited ias, held its semi-annual election of officers Mrs. Hadley’s parents. Itockland-Itockport a. m. 4.30 p. m. • n her Mrs. Harbor last week. They found Mrs. Albee and e company chose to hail from Rock- grandmother, Freeman Atwood, at Castle hall Friday evening June 28th, Resolutions of Respect. mi over Tolford McDonald-Mosheb. The Hillsdale, considerably improved since her recent instead of New York. There are Sunday—Capt. Durham is and the following were elected: C. C., J. of his Mich., Democrat, reports the marriage in severe illness. the polls.I>r. Young, secretary repairing buildings and making a de- W. Deane; V. C., Dr. A. M. Small; P., Bert At a meeting of Washington llose Co. News of Granges. a state board of is for that place of Miss Bessie, daughter of Mr. health, kept busy cided change the better_Children’s Spencer; M. of A., Newell White; M. at held Saturday evening, June 22d, the follow- At the commencement at Hates College "king after matters. Few and Mrs. G. F. Mosher, and Mr. McDonald. smallpox day was observed here by a concert last E. G. K. of R. and resolutions were Miss Josephine Bicknell Neal of Lewiston Seaside Grange observed last Saturday- cases are ill the W., Nicklas; S., Geo. ing adopted: appearing State. The The groom has been engaged as was • Sunday. program was as follows: principal It an All-wise given the first rank for (lur- as children’s night. A program o I"- class of ’01, Bowdoin College, Lamb; M. of E., C. E. Knowlton; M. of Whereas, has pleased scholarship evening of Storer College at Harpers West Providence to take from our our the course. Miss Xeal’s lebrated the 40tli of its Singing by school; prayer; responsive read- F., J. B. I. G., S. 0. Ferry, company ing family former- songs, recitations, etc., was given, and re anniversary Wiggin; Tilton; G., beloved William A. and ings of the 24th music Virginia, with which he has been connected brother, Robinson, lived in Belfast. served. graduation at the Casino at Merry- ; repeating Psalm; by Claude West. This lodge is enjoying un- he will from ly freshments were an whereas, always be missed Nora rec., Jessie for two years, and after European tour of as meeting Park, June 29th, by a banquet Lufkin; Welcome, Curtis; usual prosperity, with a steady increase in our company and we feel his place cannot Mrs. Edward Sibley arrived Sunday from Mystic Grangl, Belmont, is prospering "t ten with rec.. An Invitation to Sabbath three months Mr. and Mrs. McDonald will be therefore be courses, garnished toasts, School, Sid- membership and resources. filled; it Hanover, X. IL, where she attended the usual. June nth was “Children’sNight”and "'inenceand reminiscence. The affair Two take up their residence there. The bride’s Resolved, That we attend the funeral ney Scott; singing; rec., Outcasts, Vil- commencement of Dartmouth College, from they rendered a very entertaining program "us under the of Editor Edward Liberty Lodge of Masons has adopted the father is President of Hillsdale services in a body to pay our last tribute of charge la Grant; singing, Jessie Cunningham and College. son resolutions of respect to our departed comrade; and be it which her Harold T. graduated. He in a fine manner, after which ice cream and stanwood of Boston, who has been Ethel The following respect: Chase; rec, Bridge, Viola Con- Resolved, That our rooms be closed for will arrive home this week. were in lavish June sec retary of the class since graduation, Whereas Liberty Lodge, No. Ill, F. & A- cake served quantities. ant ;rec., The Children’s Hour, Ray Hender- Nickebson-Shaw. A pleasant the period of thirty days, and our bylaws mid to whom the class is much indebt- Masous, have sustained another loss in the wedding be 27th was Memorial Night, and was observed son ceremony occurred at the home of Mr. and draped: and be it also Mrs. G. C. LaBonte of New Bedford, Mass., ed for the of class enthus- ; rec., Lucy Dickey; rec., Hattie Webb; death of Bro. L. L. Prescott, therefore be it with exercises. The address preservation Mrs. Frans Spratt, 1st South street,on Wed- Resolved, That a page in our record book visited her James appropriate usm rec. by five children; rec., Susie Resolved, That we appreciate the sterling be father, Mitehell, in North- and for the success of the frequent Bowden; June 19, when Miss Thel- left to his memory and a copy of these was made in a able manner the Rev. qualities he has manifested as a nesday evening, last week. very by are Mamie always ma resolutions be sent to the bereaved port, She was accompanied by reunions. There 23 men of the rec., Tommy’s Prayer, Lincoln, rec., that we Shaw of Bar Harbor, and Mr. Walter family I. of Morrill. 1 Mason; are duly grateful for the H. Holt lass E. Nickerson of East Corinth were and to The Journal. her friend Mrs. matron of Keith's surviving, and nearly all of these The Poet and His Children, Gertrude Con- many kindnesses he has shown to us as a united Republican Crowley, in The ceremony was new in "ere present. The occasion was the ant school. lodge. marriage. performed theatre Boston. ; singing by Rev. C. S. in the Notes. most memorable in the class Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt by McLearn, presence of a Ernest Wing of Searsmont was the guest Newspaper history. small the 1 lie to his that fresh flowers company of relatives and friends a few days last week of L. R. Robinson. William J. Curtis of New York, who has southern section of Knox Co. was Down in the insurance district, where the sympathy widow; of be the the contracting parties. The bride was Mr. Wing is a member of a beautiful The Maine Wood’s plant has been in- '■sited by a fierce electrical storm hot weather is quite as enervating as else- placed upon altar for three meetings Quantabacook summer residence in Camden, re- and a of attired in white, with bridal veil.1 Lodge of Searsmont and in the In Rockland where, is one device for comfort that deserves copy these resolutions be spread participated gave 83000 to In the creased by the addition of a new press, early Saturday morning. our Srettilyliss Josephine Nickerson acted as maid of celebration at Camden.—Rock- ently Bowdoincolledge 'no a wider recognition. P. Field has his upon records and a copy be sent to his Amity lodge folder and binder. fine residence of Charles E. George also honor, and Mr. Edgar Roberts attended the land Courier-Gazette. name of his class of 187S as a prize for an Capt. private office cooled by an electric fan. Just widow; to the Republican Journal for Hall on Middle street hill was struck, groom. Little Helen Greeley acted as ring on some in colonial or is have in front of the fan he has placed an open bot- publication. essay subject United The Boston Journal to quarters in “Ut the and girl. Mr. and Mrs. Nickerson left on the J. F. beyond shattering chimney tle of aromatic salts, and the current of air Arthur Ritchie, 1 Committee to Stanford, general manager of the States history. Mrs. Curtis is now in Cam- a .new million-dollar building, eleven stories a evening boat for a trip Portland and destroying fireplace in the second distributes the odor over the entire G. H. on reviving Cargill, } other towns. They will make their home in New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., den with her daughters. Mr. Curtis will ar- is height. The Journal will be on top, as “fory, little damage was done. At ; room.- Boston Herald. ! J. C. Resoluti ons Sherman, ) Madison, Me.—Bar Harbor Beeord. was in Belfast last week on business. rive in ajfew weeks in his yacht Kathelmina. usual. NEWS OF THE WEEK. .The dam at Little Bocky pond, Chautauqua and the Pan-American. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Uninvented Inventions. which controls the water supply for the Maine Matters. Adjutant General government hatchery at Green lake, and Every home and teems with which Chautauqua, N. Y. As early spring last workshop Richards has received a letter from was carried away recently, will be [Deferred from week.] profitable suggestions to the man with rebuilt at once, and in such a that advances into summer the up- Capt. C. G. Morton, now serving in the way inquiry H open eyes and mind, says Frank F. it will the facilities of the alldale. B. F. Foster is at home who was detailed for improve permost in the minds of many people Coleman in Philippines, duty from a few — F. A. Everybody’s Magazine. M. Hines, 28 years Rockport for days The in the State at the outbreak of the hatchery.Michael is “When and how shall I my fortunes of Mr. Carnegie, the was drowned in the spend Clement is on the siek list—N. S. Vose Spanish war, and who was with the old, riverjat Bangor Rockefellers, the Armours, and all their June 20th'while He swam summer vacation?” Of the many thou- took a load to Pittsfield last first Maine at Chickamauga as lieuten- swimming. of furniture associates were founded on just such across the and when who in the have turn- ant colonel. He says tfiat matters are river, returning sands past years Monday—W. H. Hall of Lowell, Mass., is observations. The cost of refining ker- was taken with and sank be- osiue oil looking very favorable and that he ex- cramps ed their tired steps toward the refresh- visiting his father, E. B. Hall ...Mr. E. is paid to day from the des- fore assistance could reach him. The pects to return to the United States in and influences of the Herrick of Rockland is the guest of B. F. pised sludge acid which used to foul our was recovered. He was unmarried. ing surroundings rivers and about a year, when he will bring a num- body in this district closed harbors. The old waste of .The Eastern shores of Lake Stevens—The school of for the Maine Library club, quiet Chautauqua, the slaughter-houses in as much ber interesting trophies State last Thursday. brings Capital. He speaks in high terms of composed of librarians of this vicinity, many indeed will revisit this year the to-day as the tiesh of the animals killed. held its J une session on J une 2lst in the a the Philippines and advises his friends famous educational resort, led hither by Monroe Center. Mrs. Irving Bailey X tore has waste products still wait- in this to lecture-room at the Y. M. C. A. building, ing for use. Prairie was one country advocate expansion the additional attractions of the near of Searsport has been visiting relatives here. wire-grass of Bangor, with a good attendance. The of these. It is now hand- .At a meeting the stockholders of —John Nado has to Boston_ made into officers of the club are B. Pan-American. These two great gone some the Atkinson Furnishing Co., held in Balph Jones, by furniture and furnishings. Corn .IN. Elizabeth M. Frank Nado has moved his family from the Portland, .June 18th, it was voted to liq- Orono, president; Pond, features being but two hours’ ride stock pith is made into fillings for war- THE NEW BABY Nado’s — School uidate. as the directors have Belfast, vice-president; J. H. Winches- twin-star Spearing house to John ships hulls, to close the recently apart, will this year be the water-tight Opens up a new world to the loving sold out the stock and of the ter, Corinna, secretary and treasurer. closed here last week—Mr. E. S. Page holes made by an fixtures attractions in the of summer di- enemy. mother. If it is a healthy baby All of the officers and a number of the way received a week from his Find a strong, company to a new corporation. This letter last sou, substitute for the elastic Para that new world is a world of there happiness. closes out the famous Atkinson members were present.The county versions, and seldom, if ever, has Wm. B. connected with the rubber, and your fortune is made. Cel- Co., Page, who is If it is a weak, fretful child the new TRUSSES commissioners of Maine will meet in luloid and for1901 which at one time had been offered to the summer in oxidized linseed oil are fair many branches tourist, army in Cuba and is now stationed at Paso world is full of anxiety. It has been in New and annual convention in Ellsworth August substitutes for some but many England cities' head- one season, such a combination of Caballos, about nine miles from purposes, proven in thousands of cases, that the 14, and during their will be the Cienfuegos. has that quarters at Boston. One by one the stay nothing yet been found pos- use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite of the Hancock commissioners amusement, entertainment, instruction The letter states that they were ordered sesses Prescrip- ENTIRELY NEW branches have been disposed of until guests the true elastic properties of tion makes all the difference between and the of Ellsworth. A to and educational feasts as will be from Matanzas Feb. 2nd, to the present rubber from the parent house at Boston alone re- city trip repre- Para. There is still noth- strength and weakness in children. Bar Harbor on the day following the a station to relieve the companies of the 10th ing like leather for but the in- mained. The Bangor branch was dis- 1 sented by visit to Chautauqua Assem- shoes, mothers have Convention is 20th the ventor Healthy, happy healthy, posed of to a local syndicate some planned.June the Pan-American and Infantry, who were going to the United may find a substitute to his happy children. Favorite Penobscot county commissioners award- bly, Niagara Prescrip- months ago.Representatives of a syn- States,and made the distance of 150 miles in profit. tion gives the mother strength to give ed the contract for the construction of Falls, all features of world-wide fame The automobilist is Solid Comfort Truss dicate of New York capitalists were in 44 days, the fastest marching ever made in waiting anxious- her child. It makes the baby’s advent last week the new Penobscot county court house ! and one in ly for a to drive his Bluehill investigating the 1 yet virtually aggregation, Cuba. satisfactory power practically painless and promotes the to M. C. Foster & Son of Waterville, The same Dunn mining properties at Bluehill, their and one carriage. power would solve secretion of the nourishment necessary .WITH.... for Bobert J. of Ban- cheap easy accessibility which include the Douglass, Bluehill $78,500. Beilley j Pittsfield. Dr. W. C. Marden accom- the vexed question of cross-town cars to the healthful feeding of the nursing gor the contract for : to another. in Xew and other copper mines, ft is under- was.given slating panied three patients to the Central Maine York. The Metropolitan Street child. $1,082. The fire-proofing on the build- The managers of the Pan-American Railroad is thous- stood the negotiations for the mines are General Hospital, Lewiston, last Company spending «I have been using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre- will be done Andrew W. Wood- week; ands in can practically closed. The Newr York men ing by Exposition have arranged for a Chau- experimenting with compressed scription and say it is just what you adver- man of for two from this place and one from Hartland. tise it to be,” writes Mrs. Victor Hadin, of ...Water Pad,,. are to Boston, $5,002.While air and storage but these J. buying them operate.Hon. Wm. the month of battery cells, Lconardsville, Co., Kansas. I his lobster near tauqua Day during July. ... Mrs. Sarah met with a are Riley began II. Morton of Salmon N. has hauling traps Bagged Rogers painful only makeshifts. Steam railroads it two months before came Falls, H., At this time all to taking just baby island, Crie Haven, June Judson things pertaining accident She was her need a similar and was benefited its use. The doc- prest nted Berwick with $3000, 20th, recently. leading power to operate inde- greatly by Academy of Matinieus wreck- be at the tor who attended me said I aid about as well as Cool, easy and perfect relicj h> the of which used for a Young pulled up Chautauqua will emphasized horse from the stable to the yard, when he pendently cars of suburban service. income is’tjXbe any one he had seen (as I was sick about age from the sloop Wild Bose. This air and both only the wearer. »cho arsliip to be known, a^the Wm. H. Exposition and all Chautauquans will suddenly jumped, throwing Mrs. Rogers to Liquid acetylene gas three hours), and also that your Favorite Pre- craft was owned Albert Hall offer new fields for the scription was ‘one medicine’ w’hich he Morton Berwick by C'apt. the with such force as to break her inventor. Al- patent scholarship. Academy be welcomed as special guests during ground did nave faith in. We now have a of Crie Haven, who left Tenants Har- though air can be made for darling baby was established in 1719 and is the oldest wrist. Dr. reduced the fracture_ liquid per- boy, strong and who weighed nine Call in and see them. Oct. and who had not been heard the There will be public meetings Taylor five a healthy, institution of learning in the State of bor, 5, day. haps cents gallon, as yet not a pounds when born. During this month he has from since. One of the is still Mrs. B. C. St. John of Dover, Kansas, has three Maine.Bath’s “grand old man,” traps and exercises of various kinds. The single commercial use lias been found gained and one-half pounds. Have never No for fitting. fastened to the bull of the and been in Massachusetts several weeks visit- for it. Mr. of given him one dose of medicine.” charge Charles Davenport, aged 92 years, died sloop, of the two institutions Pictet Geneva, a pioneer efforts will be made to raise the wreck co-operation in Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical was ing relatives and friends, and is coming to the liquefying of gases, has ^ Wednesday. He probably the should beneficial to both. The proposed in the hope of obtaining some further prove Maine this week to visit her to use the process for the Adviser, in paper covers, sent free on I wealthiest man in Sagadahoc county sister, Mrs. J. separating *• evidence to the movement further illustrates the won- and of 21 one-cent to and had for many years, up to within a relating captain’s disap- S. Davis, in Pittsfield. She will also visit nitrogen oxygen of the air, land receipt stamps pay pearance. each of these expense of mailing only. Address Dr.1 POOR & tew weeks of his death, led a class in derful opportunity that is offered this numerous relatives and friends in different marketing forspecialpur- SON, Druggists. poses. A in Xew York has the R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Sunday school.The death of ex-Gov. for a visit to the Pan-American of the factory In Brief. year parts State, including Bangor, Bel- same I’ingree of Detroit, in London, brings Nome. Alaska, had a dis- objects in view. Carbonic-acid astrous fire on and to at the same time. fast and other towns—Mrs. J. S. Davis keen sadness to Maine as well as Michi- May 28. The blaze Chautauqua gas, frozen out of the atmosphere, started in the old court and rates will be within has been in poor health for some would also be a gan, for the Pine Tree State was always building The railroad easy weeks, product of the process. then spread to the but is the Universalist proud that the ex-governor was among Washington Trading reach of every one and the rapid means improving.At “Sons of Company Building and the Smilie Camp- church last children the distinguished Maine,” of between Buffalo and Sunday, twenty young bell building. The lire hose was filled communication he being a native of Denmark, Me. were christened — The trustees and with ice and the firemen had diffi- will make it to many The state Board of Trade has great Chautauqua possible friends of ROYAL accept- are in MissMariannaA.Everett sorry ed an invitation from the Dockland culty overcoming the (lames. The visit the institutions alternately. Many that she felt obliged to resign her position to hold its annual at losses amount to 8126,650.A contract BALD Board meeting visitors to the are has been in New a Exposition planning as principal of the normal department of With- that place on Tuesday and Wednesday, signed York for com- outfit of stock for the to make their home while the Maine Central Institute and take a Sept. 17 and Is. A banquet and a trip plete rolling Re- Chautauqua out a FRUIT and Grand Forks in much help, to one of tlie granite islands off Dock- public railroad, in the east and will go to Buffalo in the needed rest after 17 years of earnest, The road will be 48 miles bald land will he among the features of the Washington. morning, remaining at the Exposition faithful work as a teacher, the past ten of spot of long and of standard gauge. At Grand which she never excursion.Mrs. John F. Hill Au- the day and return to Chautau- has been connected with this the wife of under- Forks it will connect with the Canadian during gusta, Governor Hill, school. Miss Everett is a graduate of Farm- JAR Pacific. The for a restful in the an first trains will probably qua night. Early grows went operation at the Maine General ington State Normal class of 'S4, and be run in November. The roail there will be a school, hospital, Portland, June 19th. The early season at Chautauqua smaller. MADE OF FINE CLEAR will be used to and her success shows her to be well equipped operation, which was performed by Dr. mainly carry gold series of five individual lectures on the silver ore from the for and to the work of — It Gerrish of the was not mines in the Repub- adapted teaching keeps FULL hospital staff, a of the GLASS,HANDSO/TE SQUARE SHARE, lic district.John I). Rockefeller has plan and scope Pan-American Rev. S. C. Whitcomb was in town serious one in its character, and the Monday spread- jj, vaa&s siaatf to Cornell on the different SEU patient is doing given 8250,000 Fniversity Exposition by directors of on business and calling on friends, who are MEASURE. HAS THE CELEBRATED finely.Dev. George condition that until a well an equal amount be con- ing, W. Fuller, formerly known Ban- departments of the exposition. always glad to see him. MtTAL IN tributed others. The whole when se- SEALING FASTENING. NO gor newspaper man,received the by at last your friends degree will of bachelor of at the Tufts cured be used for providing addi- North Searsport. John Dow, who “ theology BELFAST FREE LIBRARY. say, How bald he is CONNECTION WITH FRUIT. BY EVERN college commencement. He lias receiv- tional accommodations for instruction has been visiting his mother, Sirs. James and research.Andrew will ed a call to a pastorate in a Mas- Carnegie L. Dow, returned to New York Saturday. getting.” TEST THE BEST PERFECT V ACUUM VOl sachusetts town.Mrs. D. W. erect a monument to James G. Blaine. New Books. June, 1901. La Lac- ... .Charles and Miss Nina Robertson Not to cure Gray easy A heurot Portland has received a Personal friendship of many years’ WILL FIND II INDISPENSABLE AFTER cable annual for of called on friends and warm admiration of Appleton's cyclopaedia Prospect here Sunday. an gram from Freedom, Africa, announc- standing, the old baldness, but great champion of American 1900.. 031. Ap — Mrs. Emma Cate, her daughter, Mrs. TEST OF ITS MERITS. ing the death of her husband, Dev. Dr. | industries, easy to stop the first 1). W. J.a Laelieur, there. Mr. La Lac- inspires the philanthropist in this latest Arnold, Augusta Foote. Kyle, and granddaughter of Everett, Mass., Patented April 7, 1800. It is believed that heur formerly was pastor of the undertaking. the The sea-beaeh at ebb-tide. A who have been visiting her father, R. T. thinning, easy to site for the monument will be in Vaughan street church in Portland, Schen guide to the study of the sea- Dodge, returned home Saturday_Sir. and check the first and was well known ley Park, Pittsburg, near the Carnegie animal falling throughout the weeds and lower life Sirs. C. O. Fernald visited Sir. and Sirs. In addition to the above we the own the following patents: “Smalley" Square Fi state. For several institute.The transport Thomas, car- out. Used in years past lie has found between tide-marks. Fred Coffin at Monroe last week_Winnie time, “Smalley" Glass Milk Jars with Tin Handles. “Smalley” Crated Demijohn*, ring teachers to Manila, will sail on .1 been connected with the Christian Alli- uly 1901.. 593. Ar bald- man" Crated Boxed “Yietor” I 23. The teachers are a Illustrations, Slathews will close her term of school in Demijohns, “Smalley" Demijohns. Egg ance Missionary and at the paid 81200 year. society Their Calkins, Raymond. Frankfort James L. Dow is ness is “Smalley" Lightning Shakers. time of his death was a tour of appointment lies wholly with the Friday—Sirs. making Substitutes for saloons. An in- And all Bottles with Trade Mark IT'LL MEASCKE" ljlown in the glass and tin the world in the interest of the society. Philippine commission.Civil govern- visiting her daughter, Sirs. Amos Colcord, made ment will made for the Com- tors and owners of Short Measure Bottles lettered “Warranted Flask*." The cause of his death is not known. be established in the Philip- vestigation in Belfast—Ed. Chapin of Camden made Aven islands on 4. William of 1901. 178. C He was 79 years old.The Bay Point pine July Judge mittee Fifty. a flying visit to this place last week_ impos- II. Taft will be as civil hotel at Dockland will not be opened designated gov- Churchill, Winston. Asaph Dodge of Washington, D. C., is ex- s i b 1 e this season. Alan who ernor. He will remain at the head of Campbell, The crisis. Illustrations by II. at his childhood’s home 2nd— — nair the which is to pected July with bought the hotel and 10 acres Philippine commission, 1901. recently be C. Christy. C 47-3 I)r. Hills has settled in South Natick, Slass. of land for §30,000 has failed in continued. The order creating civil A. G. SHALLEY & CO.. making ('role, George. Sirs. Hills and family are visiting her father, liis payments and the directors find it governor will be issued by the President visor Tarry Thou till I come, or Sal- W. J. and will soon to their necessary to dispose of the to through the secretary of war.On the Slathews, go property the Jew. .MANUFACTUltEIIS OF. other parties. X. P. Sewall, a former Ijockefeller-Carnegie plan of endowing athiel, wandering home—Charles Keller visited friends in It stops falling, proprietor, offered §3.7,000 in cash fd? colleges and libraries, a Western bene- 1901. 230.22 Stockton Slonday—Sliss Sleda Russell of whose name promotes and the entire property. II. W. Dicker of factor, is withheld, has Dreyfus, Alfred. Burnham is visiting her sister, Sliss Rosa growth, placed in a Denver bank in the Poland House 81,000,000 — takes out all dandruff. Spring is also con- Five years of my life 1894-1899.. B-D 824 Russell Sirs. H. E. Robbins lias gone to BOTTLE GLASSWARE ana MACHINE-CUT CORKS, the of the securities for the purpose of establish- sidering purchase property.... Field, Eugene. Appleton to visit her mother, Sirs. Hart, It restores I lie lisli ever seen in Ellsworth ing people’s church'es throughout the always largest — Sharps and liats. Collated by who is very sick W. L. Slathews, l’ercie 8 Blackstone St., BOSTON, HASS was displayed last week at Giles & country, following the lines laid down color to faded or Dr. Slason 1900 2 v. 811. F 4-5 Scribner and Archie Slerithew went to Win- gray BurriH's market. It was a halibut by II. W. Thomas. Thompson. Henlene Adeline. terport last to witness the hair, all the ricn weighing, dressed, 408 pounds. The tisli Guerber, Saturday game dark, Branch Store, 125 Hudson St., New York City, N. Y. weighed, when caught, 438 pounds. It Story of the English. 942. G 9 of base-ball between the Winterport team color of early life. You was Fred of Political Points. The Boston Her- of the Greeks. 938. G 9 and the team. Edward ESTABLISHED 18011. caught by Erickson Cran- Story Searsport ^... Murray it ald declares that the may depend upon berry Isles, who hauled the monster on Democratic party Story of the Romans. 937. G !> of Boston is in town and will spend the hoard his boat is for obliterated time. It fishing alone.Mr. and practical purposes Howe, Mark A. DeWolfe. summer with Sir. and Sirs. Slathews. every brings Mrs. of Portland have unless it turns from the George Payson squarely away Life of Brooks. 1899. Caroline, wife of James R. Slassure of health to the hair. fatuus it has been Phillips subscribed one thousand dollars to the ignis pursuing for the this (Beacon B-B 79 h place, died June 20th, of apoplexy, $1.00 a bottle. All fund for building the nurses' home at last six years—and it shows no signs of biographies.). Druggists. William aged 77 years. Sirs. Slassure was a woman the Maine General hospital.lion. turning.Senator Allison says lie is too Moody, Vaughn. I have used your Hair Vigor and all am with it. 1 have Paris Gibson, United States Senator old to be thought of for a Poems. 1901. 811. M 77 respected by who knew her. She g: ?at'y pleased Republican only used one bottle of it, and yet a candidate for the leaves an a from Montana, made short visit to Presidency. When Mowbray, J. P. aged husband, daughter, my hair has stopped falling out and NEW FURNITURE STORE. the next convention has started to Maine last week. Senator Gibson, meets he will be A journey to Nature. 1901.... M 87 Sir. Albert Beal of Frankfort, and several grow again nicely.” Julius Witt, Have onened a line of household who is a native of the little town of seventy-live.The Massachusetts who have the just furniture of every description. leg- Oppenheim, Nathan. grandchildren, sympathy March 28,1899. Canova, S. Dak. NEW and FRESH direct from the Brownfield in Oxford islature has just adjourned Everything factory. county, graduated finally. The development of the child. of the entire community in their hour of from Bowdoin in 1851 and came Though it meets its sessions College annually sad affliction. The funeral Wr/tm thm Dmoto*. Parlor Suits, Chamber Willow Chairs to rival in those of 1898. 649. Op services were Suits, to Maine attend the 50th reunion of length any other legis- If you do rot obtain all the benefits held and her remains were at lature in the The •Pierce, Frederick Clifton. Saturday interred you from the use of ths his class the commencement exercises country newspapers expected Couches, Lounges, Sideboards, China Closets, Chiffoniers are that in Sit. Olivet Vigor, write the Doctor about it. of his alma mater.John Pierce, the conceding Hon. Harry R. Vir- The Field genealogy. 1901. 2v. 929. F 4 Cemetery. Address, Da. J. C. AYER. well known contractor, accom- gin of Portland is to be the next Presi- Lowell. Mass. granite Robinson, Charles Mulford. Lincoi.nvii.i.e. Mrs. Harry Joll and Miss G. K. Heins of the firm of dent of the Maine Senate, and that the A large line A1'L panied by Improvement in town and Minnie Mathews of.|r0n Heins & Eafarge. architects of St. speakership of the House will lie be- arrived Sunday for a visit Bedsteads, SIZKSSEL1,INC nil V tween the cities, or the practical basis to their Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Math- John’s Cathedral, New York city, for Hon. Waldo Pettengill of parents, I also keep the celebrated .... of civic aesthetics. 1901— 352. R which the large columns are being Rumford Falls, and the Hon. Oscar ews.... Mrs, Charles Frohock and son Caroline. quarried at Wharff’s quarry, Yinal- F. Fellows of Bucksport. Sawyer, Josephine Chester of Worcester, Mass., are visiting ^vWHITE HOUNTA1N REFRIGERATORS.^ liaven, visited the quarry last week.... Every inch a king. Romance Mrs. Grace Frohock.... Miss Helen Bragg Best in the market. Over one million in use. Call and see them before pur^: > S. Bird was found to be the “ Maynard of Henry of Monmouth. 1901. 119.3 of Cambridge, Mass., arrived Sunday and successful bidder when the proposals Nothing Like It. Thayer, James Bradley. will spend her vacation with her sister, Summer for in 3 1-2 $18,000 percent municipal Life of John Marshall. Por- Spring ^HATTRESSES, SPRIM1S CLOTHES REELS, Mrs. Harriet Coombs — Alton bonds of the of Rockland The Greatest Thing in the World. French spent refunding City trait. 1901. bio- at (Riverside at home—Miss Winnifred French In fact everything to he found in a first-class furniture were opened the Treasurer’s office The whole of New in Sunday 4.goods.4 England and, fact, graphical series.). B-M 355 t June 20th. His bid was at the rate of the whole world is talking of the Pan-Amer- closed a very successful term of school at and the receives as ican Ernest Seton. $105.42, city premium Exposition, which opened May l and Thompson, the Beach Friday, with 42 enrolled and an AN UP-TO-DATE LINE OF continues until November H. E. 70 Main Street $005.00.One of the principal features 1, 1H01. It is by The biography of a grizzly. average attendance of 38. The following flcDonald, for the entertainment of the far the most complete and artistic Exposi- members Drawings. 1901. 599. T 3 were not absent one half tion ever gotten up, and on ex- pupils day: Gladys HATS and of tl ie M aine Sportsmen’s Fish andGame everything CAPS, hibition is well worth seeing. To Nazareth or Tarsus? Anon.. 231.14 M. French, Blanche G. French, Minot I). Association, during their annual ex- New will Englanders be particularly in- Wiggin, Kate Douglas. French, Gertrude D. French, Earle C. Han- cursion to -Moosehead lake this year, terested in the Manufactures and HOSIERY Machinery Penelope’s Irish Melville E. FMEN»ndBOYS. will be a twenty mile race between the Exhibits, so close is their connection to the experiences. nan, Dearborn, Flora E. Pills- Priscilla and Rebecca, two lake steam- interests therein contained, yet the wonder- 1901. 246.17.3 i bury, Merritt H. Carver, Rennis W. Math- ful exhibits in Uncle GLOVES, ers. The race will be over a 20 mile Sam's three buildings ews— Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Fernald and and ill the Electricity Building will •Presented. course and will probably take place prove daughter Bessie spent Sunday, June Kith, rtth.Edward Graffam, convicted instructive and profitable to every visitor. Etc. July There is no branch in science or with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Higgins — The UNDERWEAR, of the murder of Clifford Mosher at industry Railroad Petition Denied. that is not represented; neither is there a steamer Pottsville and a remained off on tug A Gorham and his coal January 12, last, country in the Western but Hemisphere the Beach during the fog Friday and Satur- negro accomplice “Bill” Hands, arrived deemed it advisable to exhibit at Buffalo, The board of railroad commissioners Miss Ella who has been June 21st, at the State prison in Thom- and you can depend upon it that every- June 27th, rendered a decision on the j day— Thomas, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, aston, where the former was sentenced thing worth showing will be shown. petition of the Franklin, Somerset and attending the Camden High school, is at Buffalo is just the city for a great exposi- The to pass the rest of his life, and Hands Kennebec R. R. Co., asking for a phy- I home for the summer vacation_The con- largest and finest line in the city, in all tion. Its location is on the shores of the latest colors famine Lake the next ten years. The convicts were sical junction of its tracks with the and fabrics. Erie, assuring a cool and delightful tempera- cert planned for Sunday evening June 23d, by the prisoner named ture. tracks of the River R. R. accompanied Its every street is like a park, and all Sandy thereby was postponed to June 30th on account of Kelley, whose testimony led to Graff- its environs are conducive of A hanging its terminus north of and NECKWEAR strikes terror to the books of pleasure. the storm — Mr. and Mrs. Harry Long and pocket only am’s arrest last winter. The trio were delightful ride of less than an hour takes through the Maine Central R. R. station son Linwood To the in charge of Clerk Dennison of the you to Niagara Falls, which is one of the grounds. The is denied the spent a few days last week please most fastidious. Beautiful petition by goods in all the newest shapes. those who have not a modern Hot Water prison....William J. Curtis, Esq., of New greatest natural attractions in the world. commissioners as the decision is regard- with Mrs. Long’s mother,Mrs. L.A.Crooker, The best line to Buffalo from York has given Bowdoin college the any point in ed, in some respects,as the most — Mrs. Isadore Drinkwater spent last New England is via the Boston and Maine import- or Steam in their homes. sum of $3000 to establish in the name ant ever handed down the board. It week iu Belfast—Will and little System R. R. This route lies through the famed by Young of the class of a for the best contains over 8000 and the 1875, prize Berkshire and Hoosac valleys, than which words, case daughter of Winterport spent a few days essav on some subject in colonial or there is none more is reviewed and Lamson & Hubbard beautiful. The Boston very thoughly sugges- last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. United States History.Representa- and Maine has arranged for low rates to tions as to the best way of the The in fuel is as wonderful as is the settling Stephen Young. Misses Ella and saving tives of the Maine Women’s Relief Buffalo from all points on its line, and if difficulty are offered. Important and JStella are and even these from various of the State you going to the great show send to the intricate of railroad law came Young Blanche Dean returned with vitality-giving, genial, temperature Corps parts General Pass. points up in lafct week to ob- Dept., B. & M. R. R Boston, for the the them....Schooner distribute the house. gathered Bangor for information. interpretation of board. Lizzie, Capt. Carver, systems throughout serve the 17th anniversary of the estab- sailed for Rockland Monday with casks— lishment of the organization in this Miss Hannah Adams and Miss Alice Field The first Relief in Maine The Small Pox Geo. T. 44 Main Belfast. State. Corps Steamer. go to Bangor Thursday to attend the Ep- Read, St., was established in Bangor, and when worth League convention — Rev. H. E. six others had been formed in various The American tramp steamer Wini- CASTOR IA IDBAL Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators. MoFarlane will a Town Maine cities and towns the department fred, Capt. Robinson, from Newport For Infants and Children. hold meeting at the was organized. During the past 17 years News for Bangor, which was ordered House, Wednesday evening. ..Capt. Wyman the organzation has shown a steady to Boston from Fort Point by the IN KM Yw Dm Always Bought Bullock is at home ...Miss Carrie Drink- growth, and at the present time there surgeon general at Washington .on water is visiting her grandfather, Mr. R. B. Spring Style, 1901. are in the State nearly 70 corps, as account or one of her crew being afflict- Sherman. Soft and Stiff. None better made. None only seven, 17 years ago.In a ed with small pox, was released from < Me. against more stylish, and to be had only of FRED ATWOOD Winterport. book recently by John W. quarantine June 26th, after thor- published being She Didn't Wear A Mask. Leonard, called “Who is Who in Amer- oughly fumigated, and proceeded up the ica,” among the noted women natives of harbor to an anchorage between the A roor Millionaire But her beauty was completely hidden by Maine sketches of whose lives are giv- ferries. Her cargo of coal has been starved in London because he sores, blotches and pimples till she used INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE, Lately Bucklen’s Arnica Then is that of the act- and she will haul to could not his food. use of Salve. they vanish- r P en, Georgia Cayvan, disposed of, digest up Early ed as will all Fever Dwight Palmer, who was bom in Bath. This book wharf to Louis Dr. King’s New Life Pills would nave sav- Eruptions, Sores, Boils, ress, Mystic discharge. Ulcers, Carbuncles and Felons from its use. Masonic of 8802 noted the ed him. They strengthen the stomach, aid Temple, Belfast. contains biographes living Villiance, sailor who was sick Infallible for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Scalds Americans and 278 of these were born with and was landed at digestion, promote assimilation, improve and smallpox Price 25c. back if not Piles. Cure guaranteed. 23c at R. H. in which to is and it appetite. Money Maine, according popula- Gulloups island, doing well, satisfied. Sold by K. H. Moody, druggist. Moody’s. Over Million Assets tion gives the Pine Tree State a high is thought will recover. Representing Twenty record.The President has appointed Interested. Tess—'"I’ve got a new way OASTOHXA. Chandler Hale of Maine to be secre- “So your son has returned from col- to tell a person’s age.” Jess— “Is that so? WANTED FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, PLATE OLA5S, TORNADO INSURANCE. of at Austria,and leg has he?” “Yes,” he about 15 A tary legation Vienna, got Will you tell any one’s age?” Tess—“Yes.” I middle-aged lady who would like a good William L. Garrish to be Collector of degrees below the graduating require- Jess—“Tell me home where the work Is not hard. Apply to the BOILER INSURANCE AND INSPECTION.Security Sonde lor Cashiers. Conlrtst yours, then.”—Philadelphia girls'home. OTSTBAM Customs for the District of Saco, Me. ments.”—Richmond Press. _. / Dispatch. Belfast, June 13, ltOl. ore, Administrators and Trustees | Correspondence solicited | Real estate bought and sold IN AFRICA. ^IlLWAY JOURNEY Oran is not one of the Algerian towns SEWS NOTSS. Read of the Locomotive Tract* Hundred Miles to tlie Province of ; which can claim a high antiquity, though i|]r Samuel R. Callaway, before bis ap- AstonishinB Modernization of some writers to it with fallen in the Ba- (|rloi. RkeoiMUsa attempt identify Heavy snows have pointment to the of tbe presidency loco- v„rtliern Africa. I the Portus of the Romans. varian and Alps. Rheumatic pains are the cries of Magnus It Tyrolean motive trust, beld a similar position on of The protest ul Correspondence Journal.] and distress from tortufed muscles, aching appears to have been founded at the be- Oklahoma millers are arranging to and excited nerves. use mi i n, Africa, May 28,1901. From joints The blood has ginning of the 10th century, by two Beaumont oil for fuel. been poisoned by the accumulation of to Oran the distance by railway Arab merchants from com- Capt. C. Barnes of Oklahoma waste matter in the system, and can no Spain, w'ho, Harry ,i four hundred miles in a south- has declined an as second longer supply the pure and health sustain- ing to this coast for commercial pur- appointment lieutenant in the ed ,v direction. You start from the ing food they require. The whole system poses, obtained leave from the domi- regular army, prefer- fefls the effect of this acid and ring civil life. hi on the busy quay, taking one of poison; nant tribe to establish a small set- t not until the blood has been purified and A .in. well-appointed coaches—late- tlement. called it girl’s band in Laurel, Kan., broke brought back to a condition will They “Wahran,” on healthy up the eve of a public performance ! in England—which are at first the aches and cease. a and until the pains meaning ravine; Spanish because the members could not agree Mrs. James Kelt, of 707 Ninth street. N. B_ | surprise to the traveler who comes it remained a little be- on a Washington, D. C., writes as follows: “A few conquest village programme. The Kind You Have and which has been ! to it" and mouths I had an Always Bought, Africa prepared “rough ago attack of Sciatic Rheum* side the stream, with an indifferent have in usm in its worst torm. The Oklahoma fruit growers begun use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of find it easier to reconcile himself pain was so intense that I harbor and a fortificatian on the shore. the annual of peaches to the became shipment and has been made under his per- camel transit of the Bedouins completely pros- Northern markets. The is esti- trated. The attack was an After holding it seven years, in the name crop mated at sonal supervision since its infancy. .idem luxuries in this far coun- unusually severe one, and of the caliphs of the I 750,(<00,000. /-cc TBE SINGhR MF’G. CO., 225 miles east of we are on earth. We may catch them on Not a sail in Gulf of Oran, only is unfurled the port of the 4w25 14 Central Me invasion it was a their return. You must remember, -twas world St., Bangor, pestilential marsh, Gibraltar. Like it is ■afe. reliable. ask fbi Algiers, triangular wind that made Chicago. Keep blowing But Always Ladles, Druggist overrun with serpents and wild beasts. is prey h»r the wolves of the Sea! CHCHKBTIB1 KHeLIlH Id Bed and in form, rising on the steep slope of your horn. field metallic sealed with blue ribbon. —Herbert Bashford, in Frank Leslie’s Popu- boxes, Inst sixty years ago, Gen. d’Erlon es- above Take se ether. Befhw daagereaa sahsdl- WANTED FOR RENT. the Djebel Murdjadio. High lar Monthly for July. tatleaeaad lasltalleas. Buy of your Druggist, or send 4e. in Testl- tablished a large entrenched camp there the on the summit of this I stamps for Parttcalars, town, ridge, asaalals and wBellef fbr in letter. A tenant for a house on street now and Don’t think that eruption of yours can’t Ladles,** Congress The store recently occupied by the Condon the Arabs smilingly sat down and stands the Fort of Santa and a by retara Mall. l#,#ee Testimonials. Sold by all being repaired and put in condition to satisfy. Manufacturing Company” andBanner Shoe Cruz, be cured. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla—its Druggists. that death would OHIOHB8TBR GHBMICAL GO. Sent low. tf25 Store.” C. O.POOB, waited—knowing little lower down that of St. Gregoire. virtue is its power to cure. Media— 1«aare. PHILAh p*. M M. C. MARSHALL. Belfast March 29 1900.—13tf \ .a AT THE PAN-AMERICAN the and EXPOSITION. Ridge; Filipinos Band, village A recent rail- Digestion extension of the street .~ THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL-. theatre; the Infant Incubators, where, Difficult That is dyspepsia. way has been made, and we rode until surrounded with sweet and To return to personal experiences at everything It makes life miserable. we were almost of BELFAST, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1901. under the shadow see the little nes- Its because wont the Pan-American. Shortly after gaz- dainty, you cherubs, sufferers eat not thky to, the grim, gray stone walls of the State’s —but All at the tled in the aluminum and glass cabinet simply because they must. Prison. We Published Every Thursday Morning by the ing my good sloop Spray, decided, however, partly like little They know they are irritable and fretful; while leisurely progressing toward that incubators, just chicks, being out of consideration for the of FRED. feelings A. but they cannot be otherwise. JOHNSON. coaxed into life the aid of Journal Pub. Co. conspicuous object in the landscape, sturdy by our lady but on ac- Republican They complain of a bad taste in the bank-robber, mostly the electric I fell in with a science; and, to conclude the itinerary, count of tower, young mouth, a tenderness at the pit of the stom- lack of time, to return to CHARLES A. man who hailed from the west but who the Herodian Palace, containing the Camden FILSBURY.}b„ ach, an uneasy feeling of puffy fulness, with the car. Some excite- sacred Jerusalem and the and what not. was a native of and a com- spectatoriun, headache, heartburn ment was created on otherwise un- Vermont, The the Subscription Terms: In advance, $2.00 a of effectual remedy, proved by perma- These warm summer are ones mon New descent led us to Crucifixion Christ. This great work eventful return days busy for year; $1.00 for six months; 50 cents for three England nent cures of thousands of severe cases, is trip by a runaway bright months. covers an area of canvas four hundred join forces in our sight-seeing. We horse, but calm was quickly restored buyers at our store. We want to hasten the exit of Advertising Terms: For one square, one feet around feet the inch in 75 cents for one and wandered in and out of some by sixty high. Hood's Sarsaparilla with its length column, week, buildings, capture, and the car preceeded summer now on hand. All have not 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. The animal show in this Boon’s Pills are the best cathartic. supply of which had their exhibits fairly com- greatest on its way to Camden, where we once completed while others were in the country is that of Frank C. Bostock, on more at There thJr stock of summer there are DOWN THE REACH. plete, yet alighted the Bay View. goods, consequently ad- the Some of the animals were BY BUCKBOARD TO CAMDEN, early stages of preparation, viewed Midway. the party divided, some making a tour vantages due to both sides To the that direct from the of buyer comes Few who have not seen its beauties the Stadium—the great arena with a brought jungles and by Trolly to Rockland and Thomaaton. of the shops, and others occupying now there are lots of summer as a summer Africa, and some from England and on many goods—choice goods can realize the possibilities seating capacity of 12,000— at a dis- What more delightful combination seats the spacious veranda of the resort of the at and a build- the continent, where they have been on View. Two a —marked at low region beginning Cape tance, Anally brought up in can be imagined than one of “Ralph’s” Bay of the ladies paid very figures to close. Itozier and down where our exhibition. In the first consignment visit to extending Eggemog- ing attention was held for a comfortable four-horse buckboads, a George Mixer’s candy store, in time some received were two baby elephants, two where Mrs. gin Reach. It is already occupied by magniAcent locomotives, beautiful June day, smooth roads and Mixer, formerly Miss but better facilities of communi- of the latest and size. zebras, six lions, five jaguars, six Coombs of part, design largest a party of ladies with all household Belfast, received them very cation are needed to about its In contrast there was also to be seen hyenas, five brown bears, five polar pleasantly. Mr. Mixer’s store is a tine bring cares and “the men folks” (excepting full Fulton’s locomotive with its train of bears, two sloths from the Himalaya and well development. The Bar Harbor and the trusty driver) left behind? The one, roomy stocked with tempt- Blue lines of steamers from Rock- coaches. In this mountains, two cassowaries, two Aus- candies. Hill passenger building party of eleven who left Belfast for ing land make at various was a miniature train run tralian ostriches, a pair of audads and met at the hotel at half- daily landings by electricity, Camden Wednesday, June 26th, under Everybody and from the the whole an one bull yak. This consignment cost past five, and after and catch- points bring passengers constituting interesting these conditions firmly believe there is resting, 1 Case Best Prints, 4c. STILL ANOTHER CUT while the & Bar Harbor lesson in ancient and modern something like $75,000. The last con- ing of a trim black west, Bangor object none. tantalizing glimpses of included five full ele- dine performs a like duty for the north- modes transit. signment grown sloop yacht beating about in the blue la our After gathering up the ladies and 2500 Yds. Extra 40 in. line of ern and eastern sections of the State. Then the music of a band held our phants, six sumber deers, five tigers, waters of the started for home their lunch boxes en the bay,we fifteen two three route, party Thus the summer visitor “gets there” attention; a military band in one of lions, llamas, sacred by the shore road about six o’clock. Wool was “all aboard” about 8.30 a. m., and. Cotton, 6c. Shallies. But if he or she the numerous band stands a bulls, one white rhinoceros, two On the outskirts of the we easily enough. wanted giving hippo- left road village pas- by the back for the beauti- Have sold all the season to do a the most excellent concert. Then more potamuses, two giraffes, six sed a the of f„r little shopping before estab- camels, ful of single buggy, occupants 25 Dz. Linen Huck little town Camden. When Towels. 12‘c FIFTY CENTS per lishment of the line to it buildings were visited, and in the mazes two sacred donkeys, and an elephant which we recognized at Mr. and Mrs. J. yard, and daily Belfast, a short distance out of the a called the city good line of colors to choose would involve a two with a of the Horticultural building, odorous “leopard-elephant,” because H. Ogier, friends of the Maine Press I Case Fine days trip, [ it was discovered that there was an ad- Jersey Ribbed it is and marked like the from, now at only i- stop over night. Now they have only with fruit and Aowers, I lost my com- spotted leop- Association, and upon whom we had 29q dition to the party in the person of the to step on board the steamer Castine in panion, and we did not meet again. ard or jaguar. This consignment cost intended calling had time permitted. Vests, worth 25c. 12.‘c Irish setter “Larry,” who had followed only the come to where Lunch was now in order, and tire $100,000. The building in which the On the return it was the same merry morning, Belfast, one of the ladies from her home. As they wiiltind excellent shopping facili- visitor to the Pan-American need not performances take place is large and party that had left Belfast early that 1 Case Ladies’ Fast Black it was thought that an eighteen mile THE’RE worth THE PRICF ties. and return with their in go hungry, and can be as or ex- handsomely decorated. Around its sides morning, with the exception of one— purchases frugal j run in the hot sun would be too much the afternoon. The route is travagant as purse or appetite prompt. in their great steel-barred cages are “Larry” —for “Larry” had been “num- Hose, good values at 19c, 1 ease FIGURED JOCQUARDs. practically J for him, an effort was made to detain restaurant 1 shown the animal creation. In the bered the two inches all land-locked, the steamer swift and The selected is over one of among missing” since wide, ail the new ... him at a friendly house. After consid- now 12‘c. sp; safe, and has and courteous the entrances to the and I centre is a 70-foot steel arena, where the o’clock, when he had been seen at the colors, such as have beei competent Midway; erable confusion was trained animals are “Larry” captured officers. concluded to devote a little time to an ! exhibited, and this hotel. Doubtless the memory of cer- ed in most stores for by the collar and led into the house, 21 Ooz. Ladies’ Ribbed tweirv The Rozier alone is des- outside view of this feature of is surrounded by seats for spectators. tain tempting chickens passed in the nine cents Cape region great J while the buckboard full of per yard—then- One of the features is the jubilant tined in time to have a summer the fair. A writer in the Atlantic performance morning lingered in his mind, and he black, browns, tan, large ladies drove off them- Vests, 5C garnets. of who enters the congratulating had retraced his and old It affords sites to suit all for says that three mil- | Captain Bonavita, steps by the back road, rose shades. It's on > population. Monthly July selves on their success. arena 25 tastes. The make his lion dollars were on the Mid- with full-grown, forest-bred not caring to accompany the buekboard mere chance that we cottager may expended j They had reckoned without their Small Lot 17c. Dimities. 9c. got then. male African lions and them dog, home around the shore. drive this summer home on the mountain side, on way; and there is no reason to doubt puts The price—they are an ext-.i r J this time, however, for about half a bluffs Penobscot in it. You will first notice on the ! through a series of groupings and feats home in the dusk, and later in the value, 34 inches wide. overlooking bay, right mile farther on 1 Case Bed in Larry” appeared, Spreads. 69c the heart of dense or on the as the home of the that are thrilling the extremes. moonlight, was ideal, and as the heat woods, you enter, Esqui- from the neat and Another is that of a small in panting dripping with shores of one of the many inlets. The mau, an excellent of an woman, had departed the sun nothing was Only 19c, per yard representation from a roadside bath. And the 1500 who a dozen or more snarl- eigh- yds Ginghams, 6c. wharf at Blake’s Point commands a iceberg; and as you proceed you are stature, puts left to be desired. “Norombega," the p4* j teen miles to I Camden “Larry” went, re- beautiful wide area of tliis varied and pictures- afforded glimpses of life.in many for- ing, sneaking, blood-thirsty leopards, Stearns estate, and many and the most freshed by numerous plunges into Best Talcum 5c. A little distance below eign lands. It is only a from the jaguars panthers, danger- other pretty and picturesque cot- Powder, pbe0rx. que territory. step brooks and ous and treacherous of pools, and amusing himself is Buck's a land-locked sheet of “Streets of Mexico” with its charac- beasts, through tages were passed in rapid succession, New Harbor, with on Creton, Silkolene and Cur- : a of feats. One cannot charges every hen, chicken or Lowest prices on all water with a little island in the centre; teristic bull-fight to the “Hawaiian variety help and finally Sagamore Farm, famous for cat that his eyes could ferret out. recalling the fact that these animal bright the and of its Toilet Articles. tain and here a few years ago was erected the Y'illage” and the “Burning Mountain purity quality milk, Muslin ius,v„vh , trainers are short-lived and that The country was looking its very Buck's Ilavborlnn, which has each year of Kilaeau,” and across tire street is they cream and butter, was left behind, and are disabled. The lion- best. The lields were white with daisies, an of summer the “Beautiful Orient” with its frequently thoughts of supper began to suggest increasing quota visitors, camels, with and trainer had one arm in a at the yellow buttercups, sometimes to MASONIC v bile others are entertained at the hos- asses, and dances and sword | sling themselves the now somewhat weary TEMPLE. peculiar red with while the roadsides time of our visit. sorrel, After farm houses in the contests, while within easy wayfarers. partaking of a gen- pitable vicinity. walking were with wild shrubs and And now, good bye to the Midway gay flowering if somewhat Nearly opposite, commanding the en- distance are to be found faithful repro- | erous, jolty supper, we and to the Pan-American. To delicate waving ferns and grasses. In trance to the Beach, is Pumpkin Island ductions of life in the Philippines, I attempt stopped at a farm-house, where a kind to all their attractions would passing Pitcher’s Pond the familiar cot- light; and close at hand, on Little Beer anil catalogue woman furnished us with some deli- Africa, Japan, Germany, Italy were OUR be worse than futile. The reader will tages seen, and the recent addi- PLACE IS CROWDED Isle, is one of the prettiest resorts on (i reenland.the South before the war and | ciously clear and cool water, for which want to and tion to the number gleamed brightly T\EJ\D Y TO the Maine coast. This is a naturally go see them for we were The drive home veritable the Klondike. Here one may experi- very grateful. WEHS, but there is sure to he suit- t.. himself or herself. through the trees. summer colony, where a common table ence the of a to the was continued, and the time passed all | Clothing*. one who comes. Our sale of pleasures “Trip Here and there we walls and Each day of my I wondered passed is obviates the necessity of house-keep- Moon,” visit “Heaven and Hell,” be stay why too quickly, whiled away by an improm $5.95 the cause. The I I was not asked what I of banks literally covered with .1 une roses, to-dato ing. thus leaving the whole day for elevated in the cars of the thought tu concert. Everything, from “Rock of clothing merchant must, aerio-cycle whose made the air Buffalo; but this did not until fragrance delight- suits out the same season tl ■ open-air enjoyment. There are other to an altitude of 275 the ; happen Ages” to “Old Grimes is Dead” was feet, study ful. The was and the evening of my departure, when a day very warm, at sung, and each was bought. We are adding to tl summer homes on Little Deer Isle, but American Indian in the “Indian Con- j equally enjoyed. met at the Xew York times the heat of the sun was uneon- At “Duck Trap” hill the buekboard daily. If a suit hasn't sold wen, with room for more. gentleman C'en- many gress,” see Bostock’s Trained Wild was soon and the have tral station put the fortable, but the fresh breezes were re. emptied passengers only one or two left of .the Next conies Deer Isle, with a popula- Animals, look in at the famous I long-expected ques- walked to the of the diving and no one top opposite hill, they must go, even at a loss. To d tion. In Xew York the freshing suffered greatly a tion of between 5,000 and aside elks and wild water see enterprising glad of chance to change their posi- a 0,000, sports, repro- j put goodly number of suits on -. send their from the heat. tions. Between Duck from its thousand or more summer visi- | yellow journals reporters Trap and Satur- duced in pictures scenes in “Jerusalem the cleaning-up price of $5.95, :i down to Ilook to interview the After a long drive, past neat farm day Cove the lights of the steamer “City tors, w ith its its on the Sandy for $12.00. We mean busy granite quarries, Day of the Crucifixion,” “Battle of Rockland” came into view, and were don’t to sa\ tl incoming British and he is first houses, single or in groups, tine look- canning factories and its fishing indus- of “Johnstown , tourist, watched with interest until they dis- all the suits we are selling at th Missionary Ridge,” fields and the On the side of asked; “What are your impressions of ing hay thriving gardens, At Cove the shore price of $5.95 are worth the try. opposite the Reach Flood,” and incidents in the career of appeared. Saturday America?” Buffalo me as a base of the mountains and Lake Me- road was left, and the back road price, but there is not one are Sargentville, Sedgw ick and Brook- | impressed through wort! Cleopatra. Here also are a Glass Fac- the woods was taken. The of V*t population of about 400,000, and lightful foot the was Pastille's route, and at these places, Down, “Dreamland” or mirror a indescribable. The moon shone maze, is said to "opportunity.for the late buyer. contain more railway trackage mountains enjoyed to its fullest extent. through a slight haze upon the tall firs and at intervening points, the summer Gold Mine, Scenic Railway and Rivers, within its corporate limits than any Maiden Cliff and the cross were among and graceful birches, whose shadows visitors are already much in evidence, a Cypsy Camp, the White City in minia- waved with the light breeze, and the in place in the world—and this means busi- other points of interest, and the pa- and growing numbers. The new ture and many other choice attractions. ^ twinkling lights of the solitary houses, ness. It lias the second thetic was retold. route of the Steamboat , harbor of com- story and the tlower-laden Eggemoggin In front of each place of amusement meadows all had HARRY W. CLARK & mercial A halt was at not these sum- importance in the world: and it made Smelt Brook, their share of admiration. CO., Company only affords are the touters. most of them with | is where lunch boxes were and As we neared Belfast's mer visitors facilities have the eighth city in population in the unpacked neatly kept they long megaphones, through which they shout streets, stores and attractive residences THE NEW STORE, but to the of United States. It has 20 railways, 250 a picnic dinner eaten, while the horses desired, opens people to each passing group, while many have the unanimous opinion of the party trains and 225 miles of had a welcome rest and both ladies and was that Belfast had no Belfast and vicinity, including our sum- bands. Von encounter of passenger daily, people reason 83 MAIN STREET people every to their mer asphalt streets, smooth and clean as a horses enjoyed refreshing drinks of envy neighbors, and that Rock- visitors, opportunity for delightful nationality in their native costumes, lemonade and lake land and Camden would be greatly ben- excursions. For one lloor and shaded by handsome trees. water, respectively. AND example, may go and see camels, donkeys, elephants and efited by an Improvement simi- CLOTHIERS, TAILORS OUTFITTERS From our to Camden was Society on hoard the Castine at Lewis’ : There are numerous parks, libra- dining place lar to our wharf, gaily caprisoned horses. The house up- public own. As we neared the ever about two a at 1 m. off' ries and clubs. In a ride about the city miles, distance quickly familiar Brown’s Corner, and met the Belfast, p. Saturday, stop side down will compel your attention. j three of the and soon we were the cool sea air, the need for wraps was at any of the points named, and return On a i public school buildings were covered, passing table near the entrance is a man felt. The drive home then seemed all here 10 one the in which prettily kept houses on the outskirts of Monday, arriving at a. in. made up as a with a passed, High school, too and the were said simpleton, goose the short, goodbyes The Men’s Business Associa- the conductor informed me there were tow'n. The cemetery was particu- amid Young beside him, and across the rear end of resolutions to have a reunion of and well and one of ; 1200 students. The number of larly pretty kept, one of the most of Edward tion of tliis to whom we under- great this, delightful days THE SEA Thorndike, city, the table is a string of bells which an- BREEZE. the informed us that the lots the if not of D. stand the establishment of tliis route is moderate cost but attractive dwellings party year, many years. Pupil of Charles K. Adan other man manipulates, beating upon were free to and John L. ■ find it to send a | amply justify Buffalo's claim to be residents, provided they Vol. 23. No. 27. Hodsdou due, might profitable the table at the same time with a club The decision of J of were cared for—a that udge Waterman, Boston, A. Farini of N down Reach to considered a of while with properly plan representative the set and “The house city homes, the Court of follow- Belfast, Me., July 4, igoi. York, and shouting: upside down! was commended all. Supreme Chicago, Shakespeare forth its in the of busi- Lake Erie at her front and the over- highly by advantages way The house It that of of the same “The that makes the London, will receive. upside down!” makes a Alter a short drive the ing Judge Barker, thing world go round ness as well as of whelming force of at her back through la plenty of printers* ink.” pleasure. din, which seems to have a Xiagara in a case in a strike prodigious streets we at the of court, originating there would seem to be alighted steps the PUPILS IN SING I N't i to drive the ample scope for of at the WE PRINT ANYTHIN!!.—Leaflets, has to tendency crowd away. The Ames & packing-girls stock-yards, es- One only go away from home further business “Bay View,” kept by Wright— * structure itself is worth , growth, tablishes the of to Envelopes,* Flyers,* Pamphlets,* For terms heated term to inspection. the latter at one time one of the right employers ami hours apply by mail in the realize why peo- And now after a hot in a Pull- pro- Cards,* Booklets,* Programs,* Bill The front is that of a three or four night maintain a black-list come to Maine in the j of our late lamented against working- & Note Heads,* Posters, + e Obit reed in Belfast. route free Fittingly with the exception of pews, and settees have delivery the same day. places of business will be closed during the The meeting in the Memorial building been temporarily supplied until permanent Advertised list of letters remaining in the day, except that the post office will be open GEO. W. ng train in charge of Conductor Tuesday evening in the interest of observ- seats can be obtained—The Sunday BURKETT’S. Belfast post office July 2nd: Ladies—Mrs. one hour in the forenoon and an hour in the l :uek has been on the Belfast branch ing Old Home Week was attended by a school concert at the Cong’l church was a Lulu M. Bussie, Miss Ann Hall, Miss Elsia evening. week. They have moved the hand- goodly number who were variously interest- very pleasant entertainment—a real “red Hall. Gentlemen—E. F. Crowell, J. 0. There will be a of the -p of the lower section from Brooks meeting Improve- ed in the different features of the observ- letter day” for the little folks_Andrew J. Carr, Mr. Samuel Haugh, Mr. William ment in the Society Superintendent’s office, ance. The was called to order by Mudgett, a veteran of the civil war, died Metcalf meeting (2 letters). Memorial building, Monday, July 8th, at 3 remarks and sug- June 23rd of heart ih married party took a carriage Mayor Small, and after disease. He was con- Look at the Prices ! The Belfast Machine & Co has o’clock, to be followed by a meeting of the features a commit- fined to the house less one ■ uigh Belfast Monday, apparently Foundry gestions as to advisable than week by his lately an method for incorporators of the society. Plans for as- C. S. A. .•ns of the fact that a lot of old adopted improved tee consisting of Messrs. Bickford, last illness—The church fair and sociable small and is out sisting in the Old Home Week celebration John R. Dunton June 27th was •re tied under the axles of their moulding castings, turning C. Sibley, J. S. Harriman, a very successful one and will be discussed. 1 window weights, plow points, etc., in large and M. C. Dilworth was appointed to pre- had a large attendance. Quite a good sum Suit, price $37 50, now $15 00 numbers. Their wrork The also includes an The annual meeting of the Belfast & pare a list of officers and committees. of money was nettled from the sale of Mayo of Belfast has a very large 4 “ “ order for an improved roll for the granite Moosehead Lake Railroad Co. was held a committee subsequently reported as follows: articles....Most of the schools in town will Suits, 2s 00, 14 00 n of foreign and domestic coins, to railways designed by the foremen of the the Court House, July 3d. The following President—Elmer Small. close this week—A. H. Maddocks and lately added a $50 gold piece eoin- 10 “ “ foundry and machine room. directors were chosen: C. B. Hazeltine, C. Secretary—John S. Fernald. wife of Old Town made a short visit to Suits, 8 oo ifornia during the early days of the I4 00, The Camden W. Frederick, N. F. Houston, Geo. E. John- Treasurer—Clarence 0. Poor. friends in town last week. Mrs. J. H. itement. It was of a Comedy Co. presented “The Page, “ bought lady of the 12 Heart of the in Belfast son, C. E. Knowltou, J. G. Brooks, W. M. Executive committee—to consist mother of Mrs. Maddocks, Suits, 12 5o, 7 5o len, whose husband brought home Alleghenies," Opera accompanied Woods, C. 0. Poor, A. A. Howes. The di- chairmen of the various committees and the them to Old where she House Monday evening, and their work Town, proposes to “ nf w hich this w as the last. 10 “ showed unusual dramatic talent. The play is rectors subsequently elected Chas. B. Hazel- officers ex-officio. make her home with her daughter_Mr. Suits, ii oo, 6 75 .Harden is in Belfast await- E. jail a 5-act comedy drama, and is given with tine, president; Frank R. Wiggin, treasurer, Finance committee—C. B. Hall, Jesse and Mrs. Lincoln Hatch of Bangor are the term of Court on 5 September scenery specially painted for the play. Cam- and W. H. Quimby, clerk. The report of Wilson, F. D. Jones. visiting friends in town. Black China Silk Waists, price 4 oo, now 2 75 f larceny of a suit of clothes and Committee on H. Welch, R. den is to be congratulated on having local the treasurer showed that the company is in parade—F. Belmont. Mrs. Ada Morton of from in Montville. Chicago uperty parties talent able to such a in the its usual financial H. G. P. Lombard. present play style good condition. Howes, is in Boston on her way home to visit her ..>0 wanted on other He Pils- Who wants a Suit for less charges. in w as On S. Harriman, C. A. money than the material costs? which this given. An excursion party Steamer Notes. The steamer W. G. yachting—J. parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Cammett_ -led at Mills Cooper’s by Deputy from steamer M. A was W. A. Kimball. Come in and Bucksport, by M., in Butman brought an excursion from Rock- bury, Miss Mae Knight of Thorndike has been buy one early, as we intend to close the lot : ank G. Norton. town that and attended On Grand Army and Sons of Veterans— evening, many the land to Northport Camp Ground and Belfast visiting her friend Miss. Janie Grey_Mrs. inside of two weeks. ■ O. J. ■vent visit of the Camden Comedy play. A dance followed, w ith music Mo- M. C. Dilworth, W. H. Sanborn, by Sunday—The Sebenoa went on the Rock- Martha White of Belfast and her step- to this has stimulated our rang's orchestra. Dickey. city land and Castine route last week_The daughter, Miss Eva Frye of Milford, Mass., iiatic amateurs into activity and a The On base ball—F. A. Johnson, R. 1>. South- Electric Hoap. J. F. Wilson, who graduating class of the Rockland High have been a few days with Mrs. Nell Grey. on W. II. Hall. GEO. W will be in the is interested an worth, royalty play put in building electric road, School entertained 400 of their friends last — The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BURKETT, ire. The play has already been informs The On High School day—John R. Dunton, Journal that the prospect for Thursday evening by a moonlight excursion Henry Morrill, who has been so dangerously and the cast filled. If W. R. Howard, C. S. Bickford. partially building the road in the near future looks to historic Castine. The party left Tilson’s ill with pnenmonia and cough, is somewhat •c-al talent cannot be obtained to On reception—A. C. Sibley, F. W. Pote, Fellows’ better than it ever has before. G. C'. Clian- wharf at 6.45 p. m. on the new and commodi- better at this writing—The Sunday school __^^^Pdd Block, Belfast. lie east, out of town talent, well nell of Elmer Small. the firm of Channell, Atwood A Co., ous steamer Mineola, arriving at Castine at at Belmont Corner is a success. There the will be em- railroad On Williamson, A. I. management, contractors, of New York will be it.ID p. m., where the excursionists landed. invitations—Joseph were 23 scholars the first Sunday. They in Brown, W. C. Marshall. Belfast in a few days to make further They started on the return trip at 10 o'clock have bought a new library and everything On Tyler, W. H. litorsof Edgar F. Hanson held a arrangements. The firm has made surveys and arrived in Rockland at about 12.15 p. m. general sports—Joseph looks very promising,as all the older people B. H. Conant. meetings last week, and arrang- of Goose River in Belfast and Duck Trap Clifford, have taken such a kindly interest in the New Ahvebtisemknts. Fred A. John- Each committee is authorized to add two -ettlemeiit w ith him. His real es- Stream in Lincolnviile, and finds ample school — All the schools in town closed last son, Masonic is a feature of Temple, making members, and the chairmen were requested laced in the hands of A. K. Nick- power available at the former to drive the week, after very successful terms taught by ^ midsummer sales and the local as MIDSUMMER public to consult with their committees as soon as l., of Swanville, as trustee, for dynamos by water power, which will make the following teachers; No. 1, Mrs. Abbie well as visitors should take note of the bar- s, with to sell for the a great on steam The practicable. Ordway of Searsmont; No. 2, Mrs. Hattie authority saving power. lie offers our gains through advertising Voted that a of the central com- the creditors. There are indications are that the road will meeting Allenwood: No. 3, Miss Ethel Wilson of $11,000 be columns_You will find Torrey’s knives, mittee be held 5, at .■cured real estate in order before another sea- Friday evening, July Belfast; No. 4, Miss Mae of by attachments, running shears and scissors at the Lovering razors, City Drug 7..S0 o’clock at the Police Court room. that the cau be son opens. Blaine; No. 3., Miss Cora Mahoney. All CLEARANCE SALE xpeeted property Store, and all are warranted. Money back ii the allotted time for enough to Adjourned. the teachers gave the best of satisfaction. R. Damon, publisher of the. Salem, Mass., if you are not satisfied—The Universalist pse and also the non-preferred for ...Some of our farmers have begun haying, News, passed through Belfast in society publishes a card of thanks—Rooms Rockland will entertain the State, in full. Tuesday and the hum of the machine will — the Belfast committee will decide on a mowing his motor carriage, stopping at thp Windsor to let at No. 33 Church street Situation and soon be heard in earnest. housework.lames or to observe as soon as the State ■••ji'kst. The investigation of the Hotel and stabling his vehicle at the Belfast wanted to do general day days officers into the of M. a caution is decided on. Lincolxviele. G. A. Prock, who has cause, etc-., Livery Co.'s, lie left Salem Saturday and Treat, Frankfort, publishes day G. A. been in arrived Leavitt <& Cunningham’s market, spent his in York notice.Midsummer sale of women's low Thomas 11. Marshall Post, R., teaching Strong, Me., home nights respectively Har- | in a decision that the fire was of bor shoes at the Dinsmore Shoe Store, 33 Main through its commander, C. F. Cobbett, has Saturday.Mrs. Arthur Richards and Women’s Low Shoes ’Brunswick and Rockland. He left , > origin. The duties of the Mn- street. 1*8 cents a for shoes worth offered the use of Memorial Hall. mother called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Long Rockland at 9 a. m. and arrived in Belfast Only pair | ■ ilicers in these investigations are SI.50 to §2.50.A It is thought that the Grand Army and Monday—Mrs. Stagg and Mrs. Clinehy in 2 hours. Mr. Damon reports that the | capable, middle-aged | uni if there are of foul woman is wanted to do housework and as- Sons of Veterans of the county will meet and children of New York are spending the suspicions roads this side of Rockland are much better | AT criminal proceedings are for other sist in sickness in a of two. here during the day observed and appear in summer here — The pupils of the Beach than those beyond. About Brunswick the family 0 8c institute. The Municipal officers tile parade. school and their teacher, Miss Winnif red VOC. A roads are sandy and very difficult for motor PAIR. .it tlie stock and fixtures of the firm THE An effort will be made to secure a war- French, held a on French mountain carriages or bicycles. He went down and CHURCHES. picnic ih about >1,000 ; damage, $400; in- ship and to have the men in the parade. last Thursday — Mrs. Fred Porter and two up the Spring Brook and Duck Trap hills p.iiio. The refrigerator will have Those interested in High School day find children, Mildred and Louise of Camden, without difficulty. His vehicle is the Rev. G. E. Edgett will preaeli at Poor’s -heathed inside, and there were four that there is considerable enthusiasm for a are visiting Mrs. P.’s mother, Mrs. Mary Winstone gasolene motor carriage. He Mills next at 2.30 o'clock. We have taken all of our odd sizes and broken lots .if beef and some other meats dam- Sunday reunion. Pendleton.The have arrived left at 1 o’clock for Bangor, and after a Sawyers smoke. Services at the Baptist church next Sun- A yacht race is almost an assured fact and are their on the shore. brief tour through Maine will ride in his occupyin cottage and marked them at the low Not a shoe as usual. Dr. A. price. in day will be T. Dunn of from the start, as there has been an — Miss M. L. Foster left town — Belfast High School class of 1901 re- motor carriage to Buffalo. quite Monday VVaterville will occupy the pulpit. addition to the local Meet since last Miss Mattie Rankin of Lincolnville Niturday from a week’s outing at year. Centre the lot worth less than $1.50 and as as Shipping Items. Sch. Allen Greene ar- many high Rev. E. C. Misses The State invitations are and are called on Miss French Lake, and report a most enjoyable G. Edgett, F., Ginn, printed Phebe Sunday—Al- rived Monday morning with coal for Swan They had two capacious cottages, Nettie Follett and Emma Frost represented to be sent out the same as last year. They mond and Harry Gushee were in Appleton $2.00 and $2.5o. Come and find A Sibley Co—Sch. Charon arrived early your size. Sunday at read as follows: — n the forest on the western side of George Pratt Epworth League the State last week Loring Carver, landlord of the from Bangor with lumber for Cooper A Co. where the was as com- convention in Bangor last week. State of Maine, Beach house, arrived morning_ Now on exhibition in store atmosphere —Sch. Albert Pharo has been Sunday window bought by Executive Department. Miss as could be found anywhere. The The Christian Endeavor Hannah Adams and Miss Alice Field G. E. Erskine of sch. Hattie II. Baptist Society “Wlio has not felt how Capt. Bar- sadly sweet, attended the s agreeably spent in went to Hall’s last Sun- The dream of the dream of Epworth League convention in fishing, rowing, bour and will be used in the and Corner, Belmont, home, home, Bangor o'er — and in the many ways that and held their consecration Steals the heart, loo soon, too fleet, Bangor last week I U. Pearson and fam- suggest New York in command of day monthly When far o'er sea or we trade, Ernest j land roam?" of ==33 Main Street. === '*-*> to parties at the lakeside. The meeting in the afternoon, instead of in the ily Revere, Mass., arrived Saturday and Richards, formerly mate of the Barbour. j The setting apart of a week each summer, ■ > will the summer here—Mr. and chaperoned during the first of church in the evening. known as Old Home which is spend The Pharo registers 182 tons and was built Week, given Mrs. Alfred M. up to the entertainment of relatives and Mrs. Arthur Young moved into Miles ay by Ferguson at N. in The services at the LTniversalist church Tuckerton, .J., 1853_Sch. Willie, friends who come back to visitthe old French's house Margaret 1 Hinton, but they were home, Thursday. Mr. Young owned by Goss A Small of went next Sunday will be as follows: At 10.45 A. is a most beautiful custom and has so Stonington, gen- carries the mail between Camden and The to return on account of other en- # Dinsmore # ashore on Drunkard ledge at the entrance of M., regular service, preaching by the pastor; erally received the approval of the people of Store. Belfast — Mr. and Mrs. its, and Miss Bina succeeded this State, that it seems to become an Asbury Pittman Morey Fox Island thoroughfare June 28th. Reve- subject, “A Vital Question;”at 12 m. Sun- likely established institution. and children came Sunday and are stop- nue Cutter Woodbury went to the day school; at 0.15 p. in., Young The week promptly Peoples' I from August tenth to seven- with her Mr. Charles Car- has been ping father, n 1.1ant Lawn vessel’s assistance, but did not to meeting. A cordial invitation is extended teenth, inclusive, designated this Party. The lawn attempt ver—Summer boarders are still J year as old home week in Maine and in be- coming. the Universalist church at the haul the vessel oil for fear it would sink. to all. i'.v half of the State I desire to extend an Friday one arrived at the home of Mr. and ■f the Rev. A. The schooner, which is laden w ith coal from The of earnest and cordial son pastor, Ashley Smith, weekly prayer meeting the North invitation to every Mrs. Ed. Clark—a girl — Miss Aldana Cole- was a New York for is and daughter of as well as to their ursday evening, most success- Stonington, still high on church was held Wednesday evening. The Maine, who has been school at families and friends, to visit Maine at that man, attending i enjoyable occasion. Although the the rocks and the owner.- have been sent for. Sunday services will be as follaws: Sermon Kent’s Knives time, and they may be assured that they Hill, arrived home last week_The Torrey’s I been hot and the even- ....Sch. Flora Condon arrived exceedingly Saturday by the pastor, Rev. G. S. Mills, at 10.45 a. will be greeted with heartfelt gladness and Children’s concert was well attended and i' there was a from a man at Lord's m. a sincere and will be sultry, large attendance, night Bangor, shipped The sacrament of the Lord’s Supper welcome, amply repaid the program well rendered. a •• for visit to the old home, whose artistic decorations, together with and sailed for New York Sunday morning. will be observed after the sermon. Sunday- memory EVERY ONE WARRANTED. must be dear while life lasts. Saxdypoixt. Vacation time has come Laura M. always of welcome and sociability, caused —Sch. Lunt arrived Tuesday school at 12 m. Bi-monthly business meet- John F. Hill | again and our city friends are coming to ***** ■sts to forget for the time the discom- from Savannah with 3:30 M. hard pine ing of the C. E. Society at 0.30 p. m. At 7.30 Governor of Maine. Persons of former residents who their summer houses at Sandypoint. The a heated The lawn at lumber for Geo. A.Gilehrest. This will en- the will the third I knowing atmosphere. p. m., pastor give lecture arrivals should be invited should leave their the past week were F. Y. French idenceof Mr. Smith and the adjoin- able work to be resumed on the new schoon- on the Hymns of the Church; subject, “The names and family, Dr. F. E. and Torrey’s Razors with the committee on invitations. Waning family, >wn of Mr. A. C. Sibley were utilized, er Mr. Gilehrest is building and which has Hym n of the Reformation.” D. C. Smith and family, R. M. French and ample room for the large company, been framed for some time_A handsome The annual of STERLING SILVER, meeting the association of base ball. wife, F. F. Pitcher and family and other ■onto the usual social features, an model of the six-masted schooner W. EVERY ONE WARRANTED. George Churches of God in Maine was held on friends from Massachusetts_Mrs. Alfred it musical and literary program was Wells, which was built in Camden by II. Maple Grove camp-ground, Searsport, from The Belfast team composed of some of the Black and children arrived Sunday from ***** .ted. Mr. Thomas E. Shea recited M. Bean, has ju-t been J. J. SPOONS, completed by Thursday June 27th to a evening, Sunday, regular nine and few local players went to Boston and are at their home here ... Mrs. ne master dramatic effect the well known Wardwrell, builder for Cobb, Butler J une 30th. A session was profitable enjoy- ! Searsport last Friday and won from a local Annie Cobe from is Mrs. Mieridan's and in to & of Rockland. It is Northport visiting Ride, response Co., finished in ed. C. f. of Monroe was a to Moody appointed team by score of 22 2. Wiley, short W. P. Watts for several days — Prof. Beck- Torrey’s MEAT ire gave “Roger and IMiss Susan mahogany with a high The model FORKS, polish. presidentof the coming camp-meeting. The stop, has returned to Camden and Webb with from Bangor conducted the communion u e gave a vocal solo which delighted will be sent to Massachusetts Institute of I missionaries appointed for the coming year of Cherryfield has taken his place. service at the church here last Sunday_ irers; Miss Carrie Kingsbury gave a Technology—Sch. William Shears Scissors Slater, Capt. were Elder Allen Rollins of Troy and P. O. Mrs. J. M. Wathen has returned to s BERRY ■ her SPOONS, solo, and there were vocal solos by Welch, arrived at Camden frcm Port Read- Andrews of The Searsport. preachers pres- The Vinalhaven nine started for Belfast home in Claremont, N. H — Mrs. Dr. Poor Edward Thorndike, C. E. White ing, Saturday, with cargo of coal for M. C. sent were M. Andrews of Allen Frankfort, last Saturday, but an accident occurred to and son and several relatives from Cedar ed were EVERY QNE WARRANTED. Hart. Ice cream and cake Whitmore A Co. Rollins of Win. Stairs of FANCY Troy, Stockton the steamer and they did not arrive here, Rapids, Iowa, are occupying Capt. J. P. PIECES, The main floor of Mr. Sibley’s ; A Daring Capture. Two at Springs, L. W. Hammonds of Belfast, Mrs. The of the accident Stovers’ for several months_Mrs. tblehad been cleared and prisoners j report was received cottage ***** prepared the made their W. E. Hamilton of Belfast aud P. 0. An- jail escape Monday morning, here too late for a game with another team Rose Whitehouse from Bucksport is at the AT ing, and was prettily decorated and If you need of the above goods GREATLY but were captured the same night and drews of Searsport. The Sunday services to be arranged for that home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blanchard any utly lighted. Themusiewasfurnish- day. buy a TORREY, it will cut .163 days in Tuesday morning were again under lock and were as follows: A. M., a social service for several weeks. A little son arrived \ At,!* at a year. Your money back if not satis- REDUCED mes’orchestra, and the dance proved The of I PRICES. key. story their capture is an inter- began and continued until noon: at 1 p. m., The their home last B. F. Rice fied. For sale only at feature. As a whole this Augusta local team of the New Eng- Sunday—Capt. enjoyable one. Sheriff social at 2 p. Rev. | esting Norton has been in the ! service; m., preaching by land League has disbanded. The team has let his three cottages near the steam- u ty was one of the most susccessful was habit of working his prisoners, and Mon- M. Andrews; at 7.36 P. m., praise service; at boat wharf to parties from Massachusetts, events of the social season. placed there by the other league managers "yable the two and St. Paul, Mmn — Mrs. Nathaniel Part- day morning men—Horace Marden, 8 P. m., preaching by Mrs. Hamilton. The to complete the circuit and was backed went to for a Rah! Rah! Pote! F. W. Pote's 1 ridge Bangor Monday brief held for Rudolf Cox w annual Grove is We have a of larceny,and charged ith Maple camp-meeting ap- ! wholly by them, no one in Augusta being stay-Mrs. Fred Perkins from Birchville large variety ons rank with his old-folks dances Store breaking and entering—were on a load of pointed to begin the last Thursday in August interested. Its failure is due to the fact that and Miss Ola Sawyer of Medford, Mass., Drug came here last week for the summer_ City “great and only” circus, and more lumber on the way to Mr. Norton’s farm ! and continue for ten at days. I it was not strong enough to crawl out of Miss Inez Max Held left utt Monday for Poland ED.1UND hardly need be said. But those Little River. When in the woods on WILSON, Prop*r. TABLE WARE the back The 8th annual convention of the Maine last posi'ion, hence was not a drawing card. Springs — The concert at the church last u ticipated in the outing lie gave the road the men from the was attended. jumped team and State Epworth League opened Thursday Bangor has since gone out, and a new com- Sunday evening very largely ■ts and friends of the lTiiversa! ist | The exercises, conducted mainly by the made their escape. The sheriff was at the afternoon,June 27th,at 8.30 o'clock in Grace bination is suggested. in the 1847 Roger Bros, ■school last invitations j children, were vary interesting. The house plate Monday—the farm at the time. Know ing well the with a number of prison- church, Bangor, large was prettily decorated with ferns and that we are at belo w ng and children from the selling priees thejmatron ers, and their haunts when not in durance delegates in attendance. After addresses flowers_Nearly all of the young people in | Three are booked for the any ever before offered in Hume—will demand that more of games Congress town have taken the free vacination. Belfast. de- vile, he made no attempt to follow' them, of welcome by Mayor Chapin, Rev. J. M. street grounds this week: With Warren, given of this most enjoyable occasion, but notified his son, Frank G. Norton of Frost and F. H. Nickerson, the convention Morrill. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jackson ■■ Boston Water- which numbered about left of their Thursday; Journal, Friday; party, 75, Palermo, escape. Mr. Norton was sermon was preached by Rev. W. S. Bovard are visiting their daughter in Augusta_ ville, Saturday. The first two games are regular forenoon tripjof the steamer not at home when the message was received, of Portland. In the evening a Rev. H. I. Holt and party met their relatives reception called at 3 o’clock, the third at 2. 'tar and landed at Cove. but on his return Ryder's promptly hitched up and was tendered the visitors by members of front Lincolnville last week and held a fami- Sale of this season's Hragg kindly opened his hotel and taking a man with him started in pursuit of the leagues of the three Methodist churches Catarrh Cannot Re Cured ly reunion and picnic near the turnpike in ui to the use of the visitors, and the In the town of in and Brewer. The Camden.Fred who has been QEO. they prisoners. Montville he Bangor seeond day with Simmons, R. POOR, '"1 LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they the day to the fullest extent. Strolls left his at a where it with a school in is companion point was opened unique feature, a sunrise cannot reach the of attending Camden, spending ‘'■'ut the seat the disease. Ca- vicinity, music, dancing, etc., possible the men might and held on the of the his vacation at home—Mr. and Mrs. Silas appear, pro- meeting, top standpipe, tarrh is a blood *-i- the of the or constitutional diseass aiming enjoyments occasion, ceeded alone. He had not gone far when the highest elevation in this section. At Storer made a visit to Waldoboro the first ..Shirtwaists.. JEWELER. d and in. order to cure it you must take in 1 u few took a buekboard ride to Dark he saw the escaped prisoners approaching. the foremoon session addresses were de- of last week — Cyrus Roberts of Lawrence, ternal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is Harbor. While the day was delightful, the There was no one near to aid and if he livered Rev. E. H. of Mass., visited relatives in town him, by Boynton Brewer, taken recently_ ....AT.... was internally and acts on thi “"'ng doubly so, and the sail home by called to his companion the men would take Rev. T. F. Jones of Rockland, and Rev. A. directly Orrin Nash of South Montville two or blood spent Moonlight was the In the and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh crowning glory. alarm. He stepped into the bushes beside S. Ladd of Lewiston. The report of the three days here last week — Mr. and Mrs. ■“Hi there wind Cure is not a quack medicine. It was pre- evening was no save an the road, and when the men were showed that the total John Vickery entertained the C. S. Club at opposite secretary membership scribed best ’a-sinnal and the smooth sur- by one of the physicians in Rojuh to “catspaw” charged upon them, knooking both Into the in Maine was not far from 11,000. The fol- their home last Friday evening.... Mrs. Mar- Lot. of the reflected the sunset this country for years, and is a regular pre- Wood and went to bay fading ditch. The men did not realize what had lowing officers were elected: President, garet family Northport B. A. French & Co.’s "opaline to be followed scription. It is composed of the best tonics last to spend tne summer. Mr. and Furnished rooms to let. tints, by reflec- struck and before W. Sunday Fifty cents to on do! them, they could recover Ralph Richards, Waterville; secretary, Mrs. J. R. Mears are there most of the time. 'ar per week. Board if desired. ,|IS of the silvery moonlight. Mr. Pote known, combined with the best blood puri- themselves he had the hand Miss Alice F. M. ... .Charles Holt and wife returned to 1,4,1 cuffs on the Lord, Portland; treasurer, fiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. their MMSEWMAMoWAVIJS, provided a treat of oranges for the home in Massachusetts last 2w2T Vo. 38 Church 3t.. Belfast. bigger one. The other, squirmed awhile, Strout, Portland; first vice president, S. L. The perfect combination of the two ingre- Monday_The i,4rt> and as the steamer neared the wharf dients is such intense heat of last week cooked vegetation WANTED AT but was decorated with the second vice what produces wonderful re- ONCE. finally bracelets. Porter, Bangor; president, sults badly. Showers passed east and west of us mht to express some of their grati- in curing Catarrh. Send for testimo- The capture was made about midnight and Frank Brown, Livermore Falls; third vice nials free. but there were none for is WANTED. f,'i the delightful he had us_Haying MAC BIKE GIRLS outing given at 4 a.m. Tuesday they were safely within the president, Miss Bessie Allen, Calais; fourth F. 5. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, 0. near, but the crop will be much lighter on AT H; repeated cheers—Rah! Rah! Rah! Sold account of the drouth, while late sown !.11,111 stone walls on Congress street, to the great viee president, Harry Tibbetts, Dexter; by druggists, price 73c. gar- A situation in general housework. Aonly t> Rah! Rah! Rah! Pote! On Hairs Family Pills are the best. den seed has failed to germinate. F. A. L. E. GRACE landing relief of Sheriff who had a Mrs. John *v Norton, passed juflior superintendent, Tinling, Grey had planned for two acres of cucum- lw23* Bslnasnt de A. A. Smith, in behalf of the & Cornsr, Sunday sleepless night. We doubt if there are many Boulton. Prof. Arthur J. Roberts of Colby bers, but drouth and bugs have ruined them. Thompson Foster's, Belfast presented Mr. Pote with a Stops the Cough handsome men in the was ....Thirty-eight years ago, in June, your 111 oountry who; would have under- College the principal speaker of the glass dish, in recognition of his and works oil the correspondent was engaged with others in Card of Thanks. NOTICE. gener- taken such a capture and afternoon. In the evening President Har- Cold. the of °81t> in single-handed; siege Port Hudson, La. The heat giving them the excurrioit. For fewer still who would have ris of the and condition of the air The Universallst Society desires to thank Hr. Enm H. has this left made it so suc- University of Maine and Rev. Laxative Tablets cure a the here last week *y wife, Treat, day my ln Bromo-Quinine and Mrs. A. Cutter Sibley for the kindness in home aud elsewhere to Uye. I shill no his life Fred was at a loss for words reminded me of those — Lemuel Greer per- gone pay R0ce" cessfully, without weapons or resort to Luther Freeman of Portland delivered ad- old in one No no days the use of their the recent t tat she m contract. “(press day. Cure, Pay. Price of Boston has been his Mrs. mitting grounds during bills ly his feelings. visiting sister, lawn party, the success of which is due—In no .r.AVEO M. TRSVC. violenoe. dresses. 2& cents. Frank week. Iyr39 Woodbury, past small measure—to their aid. Frankfort, Mline. Jans 2>, tool.—Iwar. LITERARY NEWS AND NOTES. PICTURES OF THE DAY. A Waif. -v One pill BY CELIA THAXTER. Seldom has a better chance for “stay Leader of Machinists’ Great V hat is shore at-home traveling” been offered than in Strike. More*11*0 Only Rival* it to the fair New England VILbMiFi James the leader of the The singing wavelets O’Connell, J. is at dancing, sparkling, The Ladies’ Home Journal for July. \%%/vwav«MW / cure Liver Plerpont Morgan admittedly 1 and Rowe| Strike of the machinists for a nine hour the bring, From West Point, as pictured by George ^rOWFfi/ head of American finance, but men Vexed wrath no — CIV with the winter's woe and | Gibbs on the cover, readers go with complaints, day, has been known in labor circles are not to that E. H. Har- * coffee the may Indigestion, Sick wanting say more, buy by pound, but W. L. to “A Boston a number as And face of Taylor sen Busy Headache and impure blood—causing for of years one of the rinian is a close second if not actually laughing in the radiant Street at next “Goin’ number of I High Noon", try skin disorders, than any best of organizers. Sir. O’Connell is a rival for the leadership. Mr. Harrt spring? Fishin’ with Joe Jefferson" in drastic, Irritating pills or drugs. Florida; Oh, many a crimson leaf and shell of gold YOUthat is not the true then travel out West with Finest Seton- way to ! Tossed in a mist of silver-falling spray, Tliompson to see “The Mother Teal and Rich, curious shapes of beauty manifold the Overland Route”: next go along the Fringe the long, shimmering beach with reckon its cost. That is not the Atlantic Coast to lind out how the fesonsj?//s colors gay. real are but harmless; “Where powerful, purely! places Our Country Began” vegetable. 30 In a bottle, 23 cents; live And lightly cast to land with smile and song, look to-dav; then seek Northern Michi- | bottles, $1.00; postpaid. With graceful flowing forms and brilliant in which it. gan to hear “The Story of a Maple [ I. S. JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Mats tints, A way you pay for You Tree.” by William Davenport Hubert; Something lies dark the scatter® wreck next visit an Eastern editor's among, magazine Register of Deep Water Vessels. And to hints: office and enjoy the good-humored rail- | the morning’s joy a sorrow pay for it the measure of the A by liquid lery of “The Case Against the Editor.” SHIPS. bottle, with dull surface crested o’er With barnacle and battered by Edward Hok; and Anally see what B F arrived at and shell Abner Coburn, Colcord, j weed; "The Country of Sheridan's Ride” looks Honolulu May 10 from Newcastle, N S W. | coffee To secure 1 it lies upon the shining shore, pot. proper like now-a-days. There are many other AG Ropes, Chapman, arrived at Y'oka- j assiye strength, Waiting for pitying eyes its woe to read. articles of equal interest on various sub- liama June 10 from New York. sailed from jects. By The Curtis Publishing Com- A J Fuller, C M Nicliols, Veil has it kept a secret dark and drear! it take twice as Port Townsend 2 for Cape Town. llroken at last behold may much of one pany, Philadelphia, One dollar a year; April by human hands, kind Aryan, A T Whittier, arrived at New Its time-stained record: to the listening ten cents a copy. Y ork May 9 from San Francisco. ear Philadelphia for Nagaski; Steals life’s of untold. as The of this Bangalore, last bitter sigh pain of another. Coffees a youthfulness country spoken April —, lat 39 N, Ion 08 W. vary. Thus, shows m A few faint name and the nothing more plainly than in E B Sutton, J P Butman, cleared from New words, the ship’s business houses. Even in so conserva- York April 10 for Tsintau. date,— The Arctic Sea! “Last the captain tive a trade as publishing, there are to- Emily P Whitney, AS Pendeton,at Kahu- night pound of Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand lui 80 for San Francisco. died; day hardly any magazines which have May j Alone I wait Reed, sailed from Sydney, N 8 W perish.” Ah, how long to been familiar to the public half a cen- Emily Ere men voice i;s for Honolulu. should hear this anguished tury. Before the war, the Atlantic had May that a Gov Robie, F Colcord, arrived at Hono- cried! has value its limited circle of renders, while the W. beverage-producing equal lulu June 2 from Newcastle, N. S. Death, the all-merciful, twelve years ago uaiuqs of Harpers' and Frank Leslie’s Henry B Hyde, A W Blanchard, arrived With welcome touch released this wretch- were household words. How many at San Francisco June 18 from Baltimore. ed soul: to two or three of other L .1 N Pendleton, sailed H is pounds ordinan magazines have such antecedents? Mary Cushing, Edward h. harhiman. message of despair tossed to and fro March 0 for In those days the genius and unlimited from New Whatcom, Wash., Twelve years, slow drifting from the man is one of the most astute railroad frozen energy of Frank Leslie made a Cape Town. Pole. nearly 1). C. Nichols, cleared score of valuable invest- Manuel Llaguno, men of the United States. It is said coffee. This makes it the pedrirdicals from New York Feb. 28 for Hong Kong; The spinning planet turned from sun to cheapest ments, hut with his death most of them of him that he carries a railroad map passed Anjier prior to June 10. shade, ™ and in of the in his head. to its disappeared, subsequent years Puritan, A N Blanchard, sailed from Sail JAMES o’cONNEMi. country Front shade sun, while o’er spaces only one. Frank Leslie's Popular Francisco Nov 2 for Hull. j vast coffee in the world. president of the International Associa- In i-lb. and Monthly, has shown that it possesses Reaper, arrived at Honolulu May 30 from Of desoliite sea the silent message strayed rib ; tion of Machinists and a vice Xew Way of Reporting Ships. Cans (air-tight ) the vital element of continuous seccess. Newcastle, N. S. W. president Jn storm or calm, and here it speaks at The now on foot for The last in the of this fa- S I) Carleton, Amsbury, arrived at San of the American Federation of Labor. plan reporting last. (>ther high prn step history » Francisco June 17 from Kahului, S. 1. vessels bound to or from em- richly-colored par. mous publication was taken Europe Nor is the clear sun less bright, the recently, St Paul, F W Treat, at Newcastle N. s. W. May bags (moisture pi when the shares of A Trust In braces the of a wireless controlling -stock 21 for Manila. Publishing? Himself. establishing day— May because passed into the hands of Mr. Frederick St Nicholas, sailed from Newcastle, N. S. One of the most energetic, enterpris- Divinely fair!—less beautiful L. ( who has been This shadow has swept down the trackless uiver. identified with AY. June 3 for Honolulu. hustlers of the British em- i ing young way tile best interests of the house for up- State of Maine, L A Colcord, cleared from pire is Mr. Cyril Arthur Pearson, now i And reached our and at a New York 3 for feet, here, last, wards of decade, and wlio. for several May Hong Kong. must E sailed in the United States on a visit. Mr. pause. years past has been its and Tillie Starbuek, Eben Curtis, j president 15 for is 35 guiding spirit, from San Francisco June Honolulu. Pearson years old, proprietor, j Poor fellow-man! The pity thou didst AYm II Macy, Amsbury, sailed from San crave Francisco April 17 for Alaska. Springs keen and warm; ’tis thine indeed I'he midsummer fiction number of the Wm II Conner, J T Erskine, at New- to-day! 50 CARRIAGES 50 J N. S 21 for Manila. July ( osmopolitan contains the best ! castle, W., May But what avails it .* Lonely is the grave story Bret Ilarte has written in a long BARKS. In that tierce silence, vast and cold and TO CLOSE OUT AT time. The well-known Jack Hamlin is Alice Reed, Alanson Ford, cleared from gray. ^ x ^ the hero, and lie will be wel- N June 15 for Buenos ^ et in Bailey’s eagerly Y'armoutli, S, Ayres. the midst of Nature's glad appeal REDUCED comed back by the public. Desperado Edward May, sailed from San Francisco To know her sweet, to recognize her fair, PRICES, and gambler that he is, theoretically June 18 for Honolulu. Though my whole soul responds, I still arrived at Boston ^ ^ we ought not to like him, but he has Ethel, Hodge, May 8, must feel INCLUDING Pneumatic that line too met within from Fernandina. Thy pain must hear the voice of thy de- courage rarely Herbert Black, W II Blanchard, Pasca- real life or in fiction, and those who spair. goula Feb 15 for Rosario, arrived at Buenos ^ read A Mercury of the Foothills” will Ayres May 28. Diphtheria relieved in twenty minutes. WHALEBONE probably lose site of his faults in fol- Mabel 1 Meyers, C N Meyers, cleared from Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas’ Electric Groceries, Surreys, Top Bug- Oil. At lowing the events which take place up- Boston May 20for Rosario; spoken June 2 any drug store. "« on “that heaven-kissing hill." Katrina lat 31 N. Ion. 4(> \\7. Piano Box Road Road Wagon Trask's story in the same mini her should Matanzas, arrived at Philadelphia June 4 gies, from Havana. IS WORTH DISCUSSING. be read women. It is one of those by Olive Thurlow, arrived at New Y'ork May on in homely tragedies constantly going 81 from Port Spain. modern It is the Wagons, Punts, Concords, society. probably Penobscot,at Freemantle May 9 for South Removal cleverest piece of work Mrs. Trask has Africa. • ever done. li. K. Munkittrick’s quaint Rebecca Crowell, M G l)ow, from Phila- New England coast yarn has a breezi- delphia for Brazil arrived at Delaware To the Allyn Bkck, oc- Drays, Etc.,--all grades. June 3. formerly ness about it that makes it re- Breakwater NANTUCKET SHOALS LIGHTSHIP, really Melvin sailed from Flie installment of Rose Innis, Colcord, cupied R. H. Cccmbs & Son. freshing. July New York June 8 for Santos. telegraph station on the lightship at by -V Castle’s to raise great many of these carriages are Egenon story begins Nichols, arrived at New Y'ork Nantucket which is and Sachem, shoals, the last iitteil the curtain on the inevitable ruin which Feb 28 from up with the latest devices Hong Kong. first bit of America seen the Duke of weakness must A sailed from Portland by passengers. I take in Cluny's Thomas Goddard, pleasure announcing that I have re- in the way of long distance and on who 21 bring those ’love him. May for Rosario. moved to No. to Main street. This store will he 11. sailed A Leader In dust-proof axles, rubber step Willard Mudgett, J. Monroe, Journalism. occupied by for con- from Boston June 2<> for Buenos and Irierybodys Magazine July Ayres. To his two successful properties, the pads, Bailey springs hang- We are prepared to discuss it tain- .1 series of articles and capital SCHOONERS. New York Times and the Chattanooga ers, patent shaft couplings, etc., and forcibly, personally or Its most h. e. McDonald, stories. important contribu- Mr. S. furniture. spondence. AA' R arrived at CYRIL ARTHUR PEARSON. Times, Adolph Ochs has just and all strictly up-to-date. We tion is "The Ileal Abdul Hamid," an Georgia Gilkey, Gilkey, They have that indescrib.- New Y’ork June 25 from Santa Cruz. added The Times of Mr. and sketch manager and editor of more than 30 Philadelphia. and also have some trades in thing about them which is p-. astonishing powerful of the myself, and we shall be glad to welcome our good Henry Clausen, Jr, sailed from Bath May Ochs is one of the of expressed the word >ultan ut founded on material periodicals and the possessor of a large leading figures friends it by Turkey, 24 for Brunswick, Ga. * whenever is possible for tin m to call. I fortune own present day journalism. When he took gathered from members of the Young Gladys, 11 B Colson, arrived at Fernandina gained by his exertions. have a very complete line of Turkish party, now living in Paris. It June 25 from New York. .. Builders’ hardware of the latest stvle. HARNESSES QUALITY. is the first time this and cruel John C Smith, Kneeland, cleared from depraved Monnt Holyoke’s \ew Head. Mouldings, Floorings in all We'll be glad to show tii lias in June is for New York. Woods, in- potentate been pictured his true Brunswick, Ga, Mount the famous you wish to buy or nut. arrived at Pensa- Holyoke college, cluding Parquet .Samples, Manvels, colors. In a second essay on “Christian Mary A Hall, Haskell, Tile, cola June 18 for Boston. “mother of women’s colleges,” has a Fire Sets, Doors, Sash and Blinds, Stair '-I'!, uce" l)r. Thomson J. Hudson pres- Lucia arrived at Havana ! new She is Miss Em- Posts, Rail and Balusters. Winca-w Glass E. R. Front f ent a new and most to Porter, Farrow, president. Mary CONNER, St., Belfast, ingenious theory June -1 from New Y’ork. ma Woolley, who was graduated from Cut to any size. ▲▲▲▲▲▲A A. A. A A. A. ▲ a. a *. explain the alleged miracles of the sect, B AY Hopkins, Ilieliborn, cleared from Brown Miss for- to see and W. 1). McCraokan replies to his Philadelphia May 14 for Buenos Ayres. university. Woolley Trusting my friends and customers, I re ! strictures. A fascinating sketch of the 1! F Pettigrew, Morse, arrived at Salem main Yours very truly Marquis de Moves is contributed by (1. June 7 from Philadelphia. Sallie AA’ 11 cleared from W. Ogd -a. Oscar King Davis, of the N. I’On, West, C. R. for HALL. V. Mm. writes in “Sabe Hike" of the Brunswick June 5 Philadelphia. A S cleared from Boston life of our soldiers in the Tola, AYilson, Philippines. June 20 for Jacksonville. Much that is interesting will be 1 L sailed from AA’est Willie Newton Key Published Mon- found in Franklin Fyles' article, “Is May is for Tampa. Dr. day. Wednesday, T There a Dramatic Profession’:1": I Emmons’ and is in "Legs,” has Friday, the of a is one of the best Monthly Regulator brought happiness to reality a line, fresh. story coyote; | hundreds of anxious women. There is Cure for Cholera Infantum—Never Known posi- \ery-ot he r <1 a y of Maximilian Foster's attractive ani- tively no other known to medical science remedy 1'aily. the : to Fail. that will so and do the giving null stories. In the way of popular quickly safely work. NEW- latest news oil NEW- and most obstinate from days science there is a sensible article Dr. Longest irregularities of issue, and cov- by I During last an infant child of any cause relieved Success May our! immediately. guar- ering news of the II. \V. head of the i was anteed at No or inter- Wiley, Chemistry neighbor suffering from cholera inl'an- i any stage. pain, danger, other three. It eon- 1 ference with work. Have Department of the 1 S. Agricultural turn. The doctors had given up all hopes of relieved hundreds of tailis all important cases where others have failed. The most I took a bottle of Chamberlain's diffi- aoie news Bureau. “What to Eat to Live Long.” > recovery. cult cases foreign II! I successfully treated by mail,and bene- which Ludlow Brownell describes Professor Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy to ficial results appears in guaranteed in every instance. No > the 1 sure T HF. 1 A 11. Y TRI- I Milne's on the house, telling them felt it would risk whatsoever. We treat hundreds of ladies l’ it Earthquake Laboratory 1‘ 1' N K of same I I do good if used according to directions. In whom we never see. Write for further YORK T II Isle of Wight, and F. F Coleman in particulars date.also lmmestie YORK huir i two days time the child had fully recovered. and free confidential advice. Do not put off too and Foreign Corre- l'r's' “Fninvented Inventions" tells of the The child is now and f long. All letters answered. 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Now are both death, in^ ing Near Athens.” resorts failed to they flourishing children, before their presence is TRIBUNE tion | benefit, have been perma- distinction of the first de- suspect- We TRIBUNE possessing Mr. Ochs his career ed. Give them a few doses of furnish it with year nently cured by its use. Rear in mind that began journalistic THK REPUBLI- gree ever conferred on a woman by pin WORM v* The Forum is every bottle is warranted and if it does not as a carrier at the age of 11. He is now TRUE’S ELIXIR CAN JOURNAL THF July opened by impor- If worms are present they will be expelled. prove beneficial the will he refunded Amnerst college. for #2.50 per tant articles on of the money 43. ▲ harmless vegetable tonic. 35c. »t drurgiata year, CAN political problems to in advance. The you. J- F. TRUE Jk CO., Aabara, Me. for day. tirst, by Mr. W. C. Jameson in ad\ Reid, is “A Plea for the Integrity of Oar New Army Pfutol. Nevr Head of the B. and O. Uncle Bain’s officers have been Send all orders to China,” as against the attempts of The Philippine Situation. army Mr. Leonor I'. Loree. the new presi- European powers to secure its partition attempting for some time to find a first dent of the Baltimore and Ohio rail- for their own class army seem to have The Journal M advantage. Congressman With the surrender of General Cailles pistol. They road. is quite young to hold so impor- Republican Publishing Company, Belfast, II. S. P.outell shows the “The the insurrection found one in the a bearingof Philippine can be said Luger, German in- tant a position. Mr. I.oree was born in Sale of Texas to the Spain” upon ques- to have reached its end. There is no or- Illinois 43 He tion whether all years ago. has worked territory acquired by ganized force of any considerable num- his way up from a humble in NEW EDITION the government becomes ipso facto ber left in the islands. Robber bands beginning DOLLARS ■‘an integral part" of the United stat es. will continue to commit depredations Other are j political articles contributed for some time to come in certain out- Webster’s by Congressman Oscar AV. Underwood, lying districts, but they are mere des- who protests against “The Corrupting peradoes to be treated, if caught, as Power of Public and International Patronage," by Air. criminals. Our authority is now recog- ...AND.,. Walter Macarthur, who gives an ac- nized practically throughout the entire count of “The Movement for a Shorter archipelago. The native leaders are Dictionary Five articles Working-Bay.” deal, showing a disposition to help to organ- more or with less, educational subjects. ize civil governments, and a good many New Plates Throughout President of Western Thwing, Reserve of them seem to be quite anxious to fill New Words ...AND... University, brings together the opinions offices. Whether can be trusted or 25,000 he they has gathered from graduate corre- not remains to be seen. SENSEj Phrases and Definitions spondents “The Shortened respecting # Prepared under the direct super- College Course.” Air. Jacob Schoenhof Hives are a terrible vision ofW.T. HARRIS, Ph.D.,LL.D., quotes the example of and torment to tlie little European folks, ami to some older ones. cured. Is the title of a booklet an ] United States Commissioner of Edu- to stimulate this Easily by English enterprise Doan's Ointment never fails. Instant relief, cation, assisted by a large corps of to attention to advertising expert. country pay greater permanent cure. At any drug store 50 cents. competent specialists and editors. “Higher Technical Training.” Air. j Rich Bindings. * 2364 Pages: John Corbin puts the question, “Is the To be Expected. Professor de Science: 5000 Illustrations Elective System Elective? and shows “Statistics show that men are growing The Best am! Most.l’raotiesil I ■ that m cases the intended shorter and that woman are tall- Both are needed to make many object growing Better Than Ever for Home, in v er." “Not I ily Paper the United by this system is not fulfilled. Air. R. Lady: unlikely. don’t know School, and Office. Clark out of anything that has such a stretchy effect points “Certain Failures in that of m.i as hanging on to street car Believing every one School which he has noticed straps.”—Life. successful. We also Hygiene,” advertising publish nave at least one good agricult ui. in various schools in several Webster’s States. A little life be sacrificed to an hour’s Collegiate Dictionary journal, we have perfected arrangem may with of Scottish Words and Phrases. Prof. A. I). F. Hamlin, of Columbia Cholera diar- Glossary we can send delay. infantum, dysentery, First class in second class in size.” i that practical and in offers“A for rhoea come to quality, University, Plea Architect- suddenly. Only safe plan is The J ournal is ready to advise with nal, Farm ami Home, in com ect ural Studies” on account of the valuable have Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Straw- its patrons on advertising and to Specimen pages, etc. of both Republican Journ 1 ol. reniarkal l> contribution make to cul- berry always on hand. books sent on application. they general as given below. Lack of space fm NEW advertisements to meet ture. Other articles are: “Medical ARMY PISTOL. prepare err — G. 6 C. M jam Co. Meantime, Starvation. Poet. —“ Well, | description of the contents of Fail Practice and the Law” by Air. Champe how do ▼ention. and the government has or- their requirements. Publishers S. my poems suit you?” which is unequalled for variety n* Andrews; “The Ethics of Loot;” by Publisher—“Your dered 1.000 of the The LEONOB F. LOREE. poems, sir, will be read pistols. Luger Springfield a Mass. 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TBB MFDBMCS.V JOIKML FIB- Trial bottles free. secretary. R. H. Only 50c. Sold by Moody, Druggist. 3m24* * 4m46 Belfast. Me. did MINISTER. She not mention the cold, short days MAINE’S PROHIBITORY LEGISLATION SB.—In Court of 0RN-EDUCATED Secretary Poet Daaahter. Probate, held at Bel- j of the bitter winter when the stock had Hay’s WALDOfast, on the 11th of Miss (mm notices. day June, 1901. Lu- A Record of ihe Helen and cinda on tne V U’.liV 11. BAKKK. to be attended to and the tires hud to be Succinct Early Prohibitory Hay, the charming Campbell, administratrix estate of i Benjamin C. Campbell, late of in said up, nor the winter Lejfiftlatiou of Maine. gifted daughter of the secretary of Palermo, l*r. Pror.fit-'s wife? And \ kept long, dreary | County, deceased, having presented her first ac- alone with the state, has a new volume At a i count ol aoministration of evenings spent sewing Recent reference to Maine’s Just Issued of Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and for ; said estate for allow- i, ; so ed in your life, prohibi- Miipii j after the babies were These the County of Waldo, on the second of ance. asleep. tory history seems to render necessary Tuesday lie gave us the most were the things she forgot to mention June, A. 1). 1901. Ordered, that notice thereof be given, three in the interest of an accurate record,n weeks iu the moil! Ilis language was a in her letters to him. certain instrument, purporting to be the last successively, Republican Journal, a SUMMER SERVICE. brief statement of the exact date whea A will and testament of Elmer A. Fletcher, newspaper published in Belfast, in said Countv. “It went on in this for three that all interested -is manners but way were enacted the various late of Monroe, in said County of Waldo, de- persons may attend at a Pio- perfect; prohibitory bate Court, to be held at r years, while he was taking his prepara- that tiave ceased, having been presented for probate. Belfast, on the 9th day Six Trips a Week to Boston. measures been ,um- down from the placed upon of July next, and show cause, if have pulpit course in The Ordered, That notice be to all in- any they tory Chicago. expenses our statute books. given persons why the said account should not be allowed. rv'ce and introduced that terested by causing a of this order to had been met year by year by the indom- copy be GEO. E. ii aw kward As everybody knows, Maine, at the published three weeks in the JOHNSON, Judge. looking, little itable little wife at successively Repub- A true copy. Attest: home. There had birth in inherited from the lican Journal, published at that wife—well, 1 was aston- 1820, mother | Belfast, they Chas. P. Hazeltine, been no more payments on the farm; may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Bel- Register. u-u see State the license system of that com- her, Aunt Helen?” that had out of the fast, within aud for said County, oa the second been question, and and for over a S8.—Iu audsomely dressed girl monwealth, quarter cen- Tuesday of July next, at ten of the clock WALI)0 Court of Probate, held at Bel- the husband and wife bad agreed that before and show if ?f fast, ou the llthday of June, 1901. Albert U rs. one after- tury continued it. And though there noon,' cause, any they have, Murray, only the interest should be paid, and why the same should not be proved, approved E. Fernald, trustee under the last will and testa- from the Church were mutteriugs deep and loud, by way ment of Corelia W. late of merged that the rest of the payments must and allowed. Arey, Winterport, de- ant, where the animal of protest, no organized effort to re- GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. ceased,for the benefit of Mary F. McManus and her wait until the education was completed. A true children, In said his was place the restrictive with the prohibi- copy—Attest: county, having presented first synod being held, At the of the account of for end three years Mr. was made until in Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. trusteeship allowance, also his th-ar, I saw her; but as 1 tory principle, the resignation of said trust. Proufit was ready to go East for his Commencing June 17,1901. steamers leave Bel- her for a I was late thirties—say about 1837. It was in long time, That notice thereof be fast: theological training. At a Probate Court held Ordered, given, three that year that Gen. James Appleton at Belfast, within and for weeks For Boston, via Camden “I remember that fall con- the successively, in the Republican Journal, Northport, and Rock- well,” in County,of Waluo, on the second Tuesday of a land, at 3 p. bow did lie ever first advocated prohibition the legis- newspaper published in Belfast, in said county, Mondays m., other days except Sun- Helen, Aunt “Mr. Proufit June, A. D. 1901. at 5.00 p. m. tinued Helen. had it that all persons interested attend at a Pro- days, iir\ her? Wlmt could be lature, and followed up, year by year, may For been at home the certain instrument, purporting to be the last bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 9 Bucksport. Winterport and Bangor, daily, during summer, help in season and out of season, until the h day -1- in her, 1 wonder? And A will and testameut of William C. Tuttle, late °f July next, and show cause, if have except Monday, at about 7.45 a. m ing with the farm. had planted any they For iced her to the other doe- They passage of “the law of 1846.” A favor- of Belfast, in said County of Waldo, deceased, why the said account should not be allowed, and Searsport and Hampden, Tuesdays, Thurs- almost the entire twenty acres in corn, having been presented for said days and Sundays at 7.45 a. m. \ with the most able committee report was held upon it probate. resignation accepted. courtly was and he had to leave before it ripe to Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in- GEO E JOHNSON, Judge. RETURNING: ii acted as he were in 1838, but the bill failed become a A true though terested by a of this order to be copy. Attest: enough to harvest. 1 was there one was causing copy From Boston, exeept at 5.00 p. m. 1 stood back of them a law. Indeed it not until 1846 that three weeks in The Chas. P. Hazeltine, daily, Sunday, day when Mrs. Proufit was remaking successively Repub- Register. From Rockland, via Camden and Northport, le 1 was for the State Temperance Society Kiblished:an Journal, published at Belfast, that they 5.- waiting you, the suit of clothes he had worn the squarely daily, except Monday, at 0 a. m. itself to And may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at From via i not understand it. She committed prohibition. SS. In Court of held at Bangor, Winterport and Bucksport. winter before. 1 remember the coat Belfast, within and for said County, on the second probate, Bel- at it that in the of fast. on the Iltli ondays 12.00 noon; otlier days, except Sun- •a s his senior.” did just spring 1846, Tuesday of July at teu of the clock be- WALDO day of June, 1901. Cros- was a Prince Albert; she had it next, Fow administrator days, at 2.00 p. M. ripped and sent Gen. Neal and fore noon, and show cause if by er, de bonis nou on the es- -It'ii. iu spite of tier looks, Appleton, Dow, any they have, why tate of Wm. B. FRED W. to and it, and was the same should not be Morse, late of Unity, iu said Coun- POTE, Agent, Belfast. lus and Dr. entirely pieces dyed one other before the legislative com- proved, approved and CALVIN years junior, it inside out to it. allowed. ty, deceased, having presented his first and final AUSTIN, Gen'l Supt.. Boston. turning remake She to ask the enactment of the law accouut of WILLIAM reason to treat bis wife mittee, GEO. E. JOHNSON, administration of said estate for II. HILL, Gen’l Manager, Boston did the same with the vest and trousers, Judge. allowance. and reason to be proud of drafted by Gen. Appleton—“a law which A true copy. Attest: and looked like new when Chas. P. Ordered. That notice thereof be and awkward as she they really shall effectually close up the drinking Hazeltine, Register. given, three plain she had finished with them. I could weeks successively, in the Republican Journal, a tde him what be is." houses and tippling shops.” In his in see how she it, but newspaper published Belfast, in said County, scarcely managed Reminiscences Gen. Dow of that all persous interested attend a Probate ale him, the dis- says At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and may elegant, sbe told nte afterwards that she did to be held at this measure—and he of it’as for the of Court, Belfast, on the 9th day of 11mister that he is, and she speaks County Waldo, on the 11th day of and that with every suit he wore while he June, A. D. 1901. July next, show cause, if any they have, and “Maine’s first prohibitory law; “While the said account Ou aud after June trains plain? Why, aunty, was in why should not be allowed. 24,1901, connecting college. before the brother of Abuer mean?” I was speaking legislative HEAL, 8. Heai, GEO E. JOHNSON, Judge. at Burnham and Waterville with trains “That was one of the late of Lincolnville. in said of A true through only many committee in favor of the bill, a AMBROSE County Waldo, copy—Attest: for and from them ago, dear; in peti- a Bangor, Waterville, Portland and years things she did. Year after year she deceased, having presented petition praying Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. were and if 59 feet the names that he be will run as you born; you the tion, long, containing may appointed administrator of the Bostou, follows: worked, managing farm, caring for of of Portland was fes- estate of said deceased. nto my room when we 3800 citizens FROM BELFAST. get her house and her children—of SS. In Court of held raising tooned over the speaker's chair in the Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to Probate, at Bel tell you the story.” fast, on the llth of whom there were four by this time— all persons interested by causing a copy of this or- WALDO day Juue, 1901. Isa AM PM PM Mabel had laid aside her house of The bill dore of the and representatives.” der to be published three weeks successively in The Worthing,executrix last wil 1 of Wilde Belfast, depart 7 00 1 30 3 30 watching every possibility whereby 81 to 42 in and 23 to 5 in H. late of in said ait into her aunt’s room, passed, house, Republican Journal, a newspaper at Worthing, Palermo, County, de City Point.17 05 tl 35 13 36 she turn the much-needed published her might penny. Senate. It was Gov. An- Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate ceased, having presented first and final ac Waldo.+7 15 tl 45 t3 55 a her favorite rocking-chair approved by Court, count of administration of said One fall an unusually good potato crop to be held at Belfast, within and for said estate for allow- Kr°ok3. 7 26 1 56 4 20 w where Aunt Helen derson, Aug. 7, 1846. It was Maine’s County, ance. indow, was a boon to another it was Photo on the 9th day of A. D. 1901, at ten of 38 t2 08 t4 38 her; year first law. by Clinedinst. Washington. July, 5“0X:V.-7 rself. she said: Do begin prohibitory the clock before noon, and show cause, if any they Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three Thorndike. 7 45 2 15 5 17 an unusual yield of apples from her KISS HELEN HAT. ;he 7 53 in interested.” “The law or 1846 was amended and have, why prayer of said petitioner should weeks successively, in the Republican Journal, Enl*y-.. 2 23 5 50 small orchard: but the corn crop was verse. Her "The not be granted. a newspaper published in in said Burnham, arrive. 8 15 2 45 6 25 I .as the winter before from year to year. In poetical tale, Rose of Belfast, county, strengthened your the one which she GEO. E. JOHNSON, that all persona interested attend at a Pro- Clinton. 8 32 te 50 always upon depend- was an a chronicle and Judge. may married that I first met 1841) added amendment making Hawn,” of love tragedy A true copy. Attest: bate Court, to be held at Belfast on Benton. 8 42 t7 08 ed for her principal source of revenue, the 9th day -. Prouiit. Father had a the for or In the has Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. of July next, and show cause, if tliev Bangor.... 4 40 so was imprisonment penalty selling Fiji islands, gained much any much so that when Mr. Proufit have, the said account should not AM and the summer for sale liquors within two l praise. why he allowed. Illinois, from the exposing GEO. E. Waterville. 8 47 3 15 7 15 finally graduated seminary, At a Probate Court at JOHNSON, Judge. had moved on to the miles of a cattle show and fair. This law held Belfast, within and for A true Attest: p w am place copy. D 1 seven after he his educa- the of on years began remained until the of the law of An Important Decision. County Waldo, the 11th dav of June, Cuas. P. Portland.12 02 5 35 1 25 a young farmer and his coming A. D. 1901. Hazeltine, Register. tion. sbe declared that he was a ‘corn- D 4 00 9 00 5 67 d two one 1851. approved by Gov. Ilubbard June Boston. | £ baby daughters, educated minister.’ B. brother of Lucius I w. D. 4 10 9 15 7 25 1851. Neal Dow was then of The Supreme Court at Portland June STRPHENSON, old and the other a year 3, Mayor CHESTER(’ Stephenson, late of Belfast, in said SS.—In Court of ■‘While the ministerial student had of County Probate, held at Bel- TO BELFAST. Portland. lie was the author of the 20, handed down a rescript great im- of a They had a snug farm- Waldo, deceased, having presented petition WALDOfast, on the 11th day of June. 1901. Lysena been giving all these years to study, his in this state of streams praying that lie may be administrator L. acres of not all 1851 statute. Carter was portance many appointed Teaei, executrix of the will of Joshua *A. J. PM AM my land, Judge Henry of the estate of T, faithful wife had given herself unspar- and water It was the Andros- said deceased. Lincoln, late of Searsmont, in said de- the were to be the Portland representative and a prime powers. Couutv, Boston, 7 00 9 00 payments to work in that lie do Ordered, That the said uotice to ceased, having her first and final ac- j £. ingly order might The was case of the National fiber petitioner give presented with the of factor in the legislation. vote coggin county all interested count of administration of said estate and, prospect so. There had been no time in her persons by causing a copy of this for allow- O'.) to 50 The first seizure un board company against the Lewiston & order to be three weeks in ■anee. Portland. _ iod crops, they expected yeas nays. published successively 1100 12P55 life for self-cul- Auburn electric The the a A w it would theirs busy, self-sacrificing der it was made about June 1851, light company. Republican Journal, newspaper published Ordered, that notice thereof be three M am years be 15, by at that given, ture; her days had been spent in the of the court was written Belfast, they may appear at a Probate weeks successively, in the Republican Waterville. 6 05 9 60 4 20 encumbrance, Mayor Dow’s Portland chief of police. opinion by Court, to be held at Journal, fields and over the hot kitchen stove; Belfast, within and for said a newspaper published in Belfast, in said Countv, Bangor 7 oo 1 40 us band nor The law of the law Judge Emery. County, on the 9th of A. D. P M wife was par- mak- 1851, succeeding day July, 1901, that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- her evenings had been devoted to The court said that under the Maine at ten of the clock before noon, and Benton. +6 attended of 1846, remained upon the statute show cause, bate Court, to be held at Belfas't. on the 9th 13 no 00 4 26 ligious. They his and the children’s if any the of day Chnton +6 ing clothing. mill act and to its they have, why prayer said peti- of July next, and show cause, if any 27 tlO 15 4 38 a of but books until 1855,—the Wells administra- subject provisions, tioner should not be they Burnham, degree regularity, When he had finished his studies and granted. have, why the said account should not be allowed. depart. 8 30 10 45 4 50 tion—when it was and the the owner of a mill and dam can at any them had ever made any swept away GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Cnity. 8 48 11 20 5(18 returned home there were several years time for and main- A true Attest: Judge. "t lint one fall license law re-enacted. appropriate raising copy. A true copy. Attest: Thorndike. 8 57 11 45 5 17 religion, of in an Chas. P. Hazeltine, KH"X + 9 06 +12 00 t5 pastorate unimportant church, The of the situation seem- taining a bead of water for working his Register. Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. 26 protracted meeting held in exigencies ( Brooks. 9 20 12 30 5 and with her increasing family there mill so much of the in the river 40 The Comers. The whole ed to render it best not to attempt an space Waldo.+ 9 3o tl2 47 15 50 was not much more opportunity for as has not been At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for NOTICE. The subscriber here- t -• immediate re-enactment of valley already appro- City Point. 9 40 1 <>7 tO 00 awakened, and among prohibition, the of on the lltli EXECUTOR’Sby gives notice that he has been self-care and improvement then than j some other mill owner for County Waldo, day of June duly ap- Belfast, arrive 9 45 1 15 6 05 -their lives to Hannibal Hamlin was the 1855 candi- priated by A. D. 1901. pointed Executor of the last will ai.d'testament ulilicly gave she had on the farm (if late years ; his mill. of tFlag station. young farmer and his date for Governor, and of course won FLETCHER, widow of Aldibert W. and honor have come to Such an can- MARY D. Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at conversion was recognition a That appropriation, however, EMMAFletcher, late of Unity, in said of PITCHER, late of Lincolnville, sincere by very large majority. legisla-1 County $5-00 from Belfast and all stations on Hr. l’routit: but don't you think he not made effectual mere a in the of Branch. and an ture left the Maine Law undisturbed. be by procla- Waldo, deceased, having presented petition County Waldo, deceased, and given .'h. made entire for *n Through tickets to all points West aud North would be in attribute of nor praying allowance out of the personal bonds as the law directs. All persons de- manner lacking every In 1857 Lot M. Morrill was the candi- mation, by merely marking limits, having west, via all routes, for sale liv L. W. Georgb ii of living. estate of said deceased. mands the estate of said deceased are They manhood if lie were not of and nor mere intermittent against de- Agent, Belfast. GEO. F. proud and the Maine law was made by casual, and sired to the EVANS. into the hitherto neglect date Ordered, That the said petitioner notice to present same for settlement, and ail Vice deferential to the wife who has done so It must be an give indebted President and General Manager and threw themselves an issue, with a irregular flowage. by all persons interested by a of this thereto are requested to make payment F. E. Booth •liool, for him?" squarely coupled prop- causing copy by, Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent. much the actual of the space by a order to be published three weeks immediately. ASA I. H. PITCHER. ill their energy, awaken osition to submit legislative enact- I occupation successively June 1901. "I do, indeed. Aunt said Ma- in the Republican Journal, a newspaper Lincolnville, 11, -' Helen," ment to the for ratifies- I head or pond of water raised by dams published that had not before been people popular ! at Belfast, that at a bel. warmly; "and I wish 1 could tell and their construct- they may appear Probate The church at The Corners tion, and to take the question "out of appliances actually Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. The subscriber hereby Mrs. l’roulit myself what a heroine 1 ed or of the and on the 9tli ss. and before the winter The Democrats were as lifted, requisite height County, day of July, A. D. 1901, £ gives notice that he has been duly appointed think she is. 1 will never politics.” j at ten of the clock before noon certainly committed to liense. efficiency to raise such head. and show cause, Executor of the last will and testament ol became the custom for the squarely Result, if any they have, why the of said again think of her as either plain or The court awarded at $800. prayer petition- BETSEY FERNALD, late of Searsport, i‘i‘ to conduct the weekly “The Prohibitory Law of 1858 or The damages er should not be granted. awkward."—The Wellspring. GEO. E in the County of Waldo, deceased, and ting, and often he led a de- License Law of I *56,” was the campaign JOHNSON, Judge. given A true copy. Attest: bonds as the law directs. All persons having de- \ ice battle heard at .ANI). on Sunday, cry, every school-house, Chas. P. Hazeltine, mands against the estate of said deceased are de- Unknown Authors and the Editor. Register. sired id gone on in this way for church and country cross-roads. The to present the same for settlement, and all indebted thereto are to make -v. when one Mr. Prou- Law won, 28,855 for pro- requested payment day Prohibitory At a Probate Court held at Belfast,within and for mmediately. ASHI'li H. MAYO. ■ "There is a writes ■liise the farmer was he— popular impression,” hibition to 5,612 for license. The law the County of Waldo, on the lltli day of June, Monroe, Juue 11, 1901. in The Ladies' Home Jour- -■ where Edward llok, of 1858, therefore, was enacted, en- MUNYON’S A. D. 1901. sunny sitting-room 110.1 for "that the editor of a LAM SON. TKEATAEXT. i- nal mag- vote has been the administrator of the estate of sewing, and said her: July, dorsed by popular and NOTICE. Tiie subscriber hereby • Robert M. late of in said vc azine never reads the law of the State from that date until HH. Oliver, Freedun, EXECUTOR’Sgives notice that he has been been thinking for^ long manuscripts of Waldo, duly appoint- are sent to him unknown County deceased, having presented a ed Executor of the last will and testament of Many have been cured that 1 to which by now. a nothing ought tell petition praying ior license to sell at public or the past few months writers. But the editors of all sale and CLARA IZOR.A DAVIS, late of Northport, during suppose The submission in 1882, and the ratifi- private convey certain real estate of said on w.-ll as previously by the the ten RHEUMATISM deceased which is particularly described in said in the County of Waldo, deceased. All grkat m Miiiel.' she answered, look- magazines had, say years ago, cation by a vote of 70,783 for to 23,811 persons r ltip'aThic petition. having demands against the estate of said deceas- Sl’hCIFICS. as testimo- :id with a reading the manuscripts of of the constitutional smile, i thought stopped against, prohibi- That ed are desiied to present the same for settlement nials which will be never Ordered, the said petitioner give notice sent on had.’ writers of whom they had heard? made not the and all indebted thereto are to tory amendment, slightest to all persons interested by causing a copy of this requested make application will show. would have For one payment Chronic really. Myra?' he asked, What happened? change with the conditions as to the order to be published thre'e weeks successively in immediately. diseases of every the a JOHN W. DAVIS. k inl. together with the dis- ■1 do know what it is?' thing, about one-third of the writers law. Republican Journal, newspaper published you statutory CURE at that at a Northport, June 11, 1901. eases peculiar to women are Beltast, they may appear Probare n't kiiow as I but 1 who popular to-day, and whose to it would and of tile Pelvic do: felt Therefore, recapitulate, When Prof. Munyon says his Rheumatism Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said and Re- ■ works almost reads, would seem: on the 9th of productive II me after a while.’ everybody Maine's first prohibitory law was Cure will cure rheumatism there isn’t any guess- county, day July. A. D. 1901, NOTICE. The subscriber here- Organs quickly relieved be unheard of. in work about it—there isn’t false statement at ten\of the clock before noon, and show if EXECUTRIX’Sby gives notice that she has been dulv and permanently s face worked for Nearly everything enacted (signed by Gov. II. .T. Ander- any about cause, appoint- cured. Kulnev and painfully it. It cures have, the of said ed executrix of the Bladder diseases and Rlmu- the of successful without leaving any ill effects. It is a any they why prayer petitioner last will and testament of and then he said: way essay, poem, son1 7, 1846. This law intensified inatisin treated bv our uis- 'Well,, Aug. splendid stomach and nerve tonic, as well as a should not he granted. successfully newly or novel the posi- HENRY N. LITTLEFIELD, late of ! eovered Remedies. Send for •ms to me like the Lord story published during and made more as to its tive cure for rheumatism. GEO E. JO H XSON, Winterport, testimonials di per- jes' rigid require- Judge. in the sons helped and cured. Female ten or was first All the remedies are as A true County of Waldo, deceased, and disease cured by an' me for a time that J past twenty years print- was the law Munyon just reliable, 25c. Copy—Attest: given a long ments, supplemented by bonds as the law diiects. All new line of treatment. Send for general and rial. The Guide to Health is free. New 1 Chas. P. Hazeltine, persons having de- | ■ ed in one of thesev'eral American mag- Munyon, Register. blanks ave the farm and go and signed by Gov. Ilubbard June 2, 1851. York and mauds against the estate of said deceased are special symptom and price lists, in c Philadelphia. H. Miteheil lie said the words azines. Now, how could this all be if This continued until under Samuel desired to present the same for settlement, and can be eonsulted free bv mail or ospel.’ 1856, MUNYOVs I MI vLER CURES CATARRH. At a Probate otherwise. He will be not j Court held at Belfast, within and for all indebted thereto are to make in the Boston ofl'n-e of the c felt that would be a the editors had read manuscripts? when it was and license requested pay- they Wells, repealed I tlie County of Waldo, ou the 11th day of June, ment immediately. Multipat hie Medical Co. Mondays. Wednesdays Some time 1 had the to look A. from \. io tbe woman at his side, ago curiosity re-enacted, That is to say, on first D. 1901. MATILDA F. LITTLEFIELD. Thursdays, in m. to 4 v. m. Vddress : over the contents for an entire of West C. H M. e as though he dreaded to year heat, prohibition in Maine bad a run of F. McMANUS,interested as legatee under Winterport, Juue 11, 1901. MITCHELL. D., Three Crow I nion Bank live of the magazines. From a trifle less than ten 1846 to MARYthe will of Corelia W. Arey, late of Winter- Savings Building, popular years i Aug. Next to Hotel of the names of famous }«*rt, iu said County of Waldo, deceased, Touraine. is silent for a full minute my knowledge 1856). The license contin- having NOTICE. The subscriber Jl> Tremont interregnum presented a ] etition prajing that Fred Atwood of street. Room 4o_. writers I less than one-half Cream Tartar ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice that he has been dulv ap- Boston. ■usy lingers the needle recognized ued until 1858, or about three years. said Winterport may be trustee under .. Mass. pushed appointed pointed administrator of the estate of Laboratory. 3 Howard Place and out of the doth she of the names in the contents of the and rendered in ....Contains Nothing But.... said will in plaee of Albert E. Fernald, resigned. I Roxbury. Mass. was Then, strengthened HUBERT M. PH1LBRICK, late of Knox, al in the meantime his sixty issues of the magazines. 1 asked more the recent Pure Acid Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to ! eyes every way potent by from all in the of and the editors the reason of and 1 Grapes I persons interested by causing a copy of this I County Waldo, deceased, given ned on her tace. this, and endorsment, it • bonds as the law experience popular order to be published three weeks in directs. All persons having de Notice of found that of all the writers whose successively mauds the Foreclosure. Daniel.' she said, finally, ‘if has continued for a period of forty-three The Republican Journal, a newspaper published against estate of said deceased are j work had the at that desired to present the same for settlement, and voice we can’t no. they published during the two about I Belfast, they may appear at a Probate s. say what years, periods making ! all indebted thereto to Whereas, Lilli,!.. Weihcrbee of Etna in the were Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said are requested make pay- inkin'of doin’?" previous year, thirty-four percent, of in ment County of Penobscot and State of fifty-two years prohibition Maine, County, ou the 9th day of A. D. immediately. Maine, and who never before July, 1901, William D. \' etherhc*. as be ‘I’m authors had written rather than as was I at ten of the clock before anushow ERVING WENTWORTH. husband of said S. icertain,' replied. ig- fifty years, thought noon, cause, if Lillian Wetherbet their for the any they have, the of said Knox, June 11, 1901. by mortgage deed, dated u know, Myra, and haven’t magazines.” by many last week. So the suggested why prayer petitioner the twenty-ninth of should not be granted. day September. A. D. 1898 education, and 1 don’t know was applicable to the law and recorded in the* Waldo County Registry of anniversary GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. NOTICE. The subscriber in AGAIN DISPROVEN Deeds, Hook 252, Page 254. conveyed to u>. the it theology: but 1 of 1851,and had no reference to "Maine’s A true copy. Attest: notice that he thought Three Crow ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives has been duly undersigned, a certain lot or parcel of land situ- ue books and read in them first enactment.” It Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. appointed of the estate of up prohibitory might administrator, ated in the town of Monroe, in the County of id preach round in tbe seliool- A Theory of the Old School in Medicine. have been much more to the point had REBECCA TRIPP, late of Swanville, Waldo aforesaid, and described as follows, to Cream wit: the same described d then 1 could a run of Locomotor Ataxia can l>e Cured—An Inter- the date selected been June or the Tartar in the ol and Being premises in a deed keep 15th, At a Probate Court held at within and County Waldo, deceased, given from Belfast, bonds as the law George Brassbridge to John Dearborn, 'oo.’ Interview with a New Man fiftieth of the first seizure ....Contains NothinBut.... for the directs. All persons having esting Jersey anniversary County of Waldo, on the 11th day of dated A. D. I860, and re- demands against the estate of said deceased are February thirteenth, at will not who Succeeded in Himself from of made under the of June, A. D. 1901. corded in said Waldo of do,' said his wife, Freeing liquor provisions Pure Acid from desired to present the same for settlement, and Registry Deeds, in Book Grapes 150, page 396, to which deed and I've been thinkin’ of this Dreadful Attlictiou. the since enforced law” is so JOHNSON, Executor of the last will all Indebted thereto are to make record reference illy. it, law, requested pay- was made for more and testament of William S. late ment N EH EMI particular description «>r' said ■1. for I've been seein’ fol- much more to the than the enact- EDWARD Brannagan, immediately. AH SMART. the said The busy little village of N. point of Belfast, in said of Waldo, June 1901. premises, John Dearborn being dead anil Branchville, County deceased, Swanville, 11, the said S. low your mind was a has been the scene of a modern miracle. ment of law; and, we take it, very little having presented a petition that the Lillian Wetherbee being one of ins turnin’, J., praying heirs, and if a was actual market value of that of the estate having purchased the interest of the decided, God’s called you to Charles F. Struble, well known farmer of done in the way of enforcement of portion other heir in of said deceased m and to said premises, and w hereas has that was cured of locomotor ataxia laws until remaining his hands, that is A DMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE. The subscriber called me to run the town, liquor Neal Dow furnished the condition of said has been now subject to the payment of collateral inheritance notice that she has mortgage and and rheumatism. To a of the that liue hereby gives been duly ap- i- broken, now, therefore, notice is educate you. I don’t believe correspondent first object lesson in of tax, the persons interested therein, and the administratrix hereby given Press pointed of the estate of of our intention to out the New York he said: as amount of tax thereon, be determined foreclose said mortgage for disciples any more and business Portland’s Mayor.—The may by breach of “1 was troubled w ith rheumatism, on and the Judge of said Court. WILLIAM H. PARK, late of Searsport, its condition and this notice is given 0 open their mouths and let News for the of off, for 20 years and tried all kinds of treat- Bridgton in the County of Waldo, deceased, and purpose foreclosing said mortgage. in Three Crow Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to given Dated at with words. I believe He ment. I took baths at Newton bonds as the law directs. All Newport. Maine, this seventeenth day sulphur and all persons interested by causing a copy of this persons haviug de- of June, A. D. 1901. m to educate themselves and N. and in New order to be three mands against the estate of said deceased are de- Hamburg, J., York city with Revenue Taxes Abolished. published weeks successively in JAMES M. SANBORN. the sired to present the same for settlement, and ail now what His word means a doctor who charged me $2.50 a bath each Cream Tartar Republican Journal, a newspaper published vv. s. TOWNSEND at that indebted thereto are requested to u ake ’•>' go out to and it day. An English doctor treated me with a Belfast, they may appear at a Probate payment By his Attorney, James >i. Sauboru. 25 try preach The act of Congress abolishing certain ....Contains Nothing But.... Cqnrt, to be held at Belfast, within and for said immediately. MARIA E. PARK. And if galvanic battery at and I also June you are goin' to be a Rockawaj internal revenue taxes went into effect County, on the 9th day of July, A. D. Searsport, 11, 1901. tried many other doctors none of w hom did Pure Acid from 1901, 1 am goin' to see that are Grapes at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, you me I tried all Monday, July 1st. By this act the fol- i' d one.’ any permanent good. kinds if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner s notice. The sunscnber STATt OF MAINb. of liniments hut without avail. taxes are lowing entirely repealed: should not be granted. Administratorhereby gives notice that he has beeu duly is a little and At a Court of held at quiet woman, “All this-time 1 was growing worse and Bank checks, 2 cents. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. appointed Administrator of the estate of Insolvency, Belfast, within ■ A true and for the Countv of Waldo, or. the 12th before in her life had made in 1891 the doctor, who was Bills of for 10 copy—Attest: ELIZA HETH A. day treating me, lading export, cent. Chas. P. ROBINSON, late of Liberty, of June, A. D. 1901. ig speech; her face was flushed said my case had developed into locomotor Hazeltine, Register. Bond of com- in the of and case me obligation by guarantee County Waldo, deceased, given In the of Hosea B. Littlefield, Insolvent dement as she finished. ataxia. lie gave no encouragement bonds as Her ami, 1-2 of one cent on each the law directs. All persons de- Debtor. Said Debtor a me pany, dollar. haviug having presented petition uked after attending in a while, said he had At a Probate Court held at mands against the estate of said are at her in silent admira- Certificates of 25 cents. Belfast, within and deceased praying for an allowance out of bis estate f >r his done all he could foi’ the disease. He told damage, for the of ou the second desired to the same for and inoment, and then he said: COnPAN County Waldo, Tues- present settlement, services, attendance, aud for the necessary sup- was Certificates of 2 cents. JOHN BIRD of A. D. 1901. all indebted thereto are to make me my ailment incurable deposit, day June, requested pay- port of himself and bis family, and further pray- can you do it, You ESTABLISHED 1838. ment immediately. ISAAC ROBINSON.' that Myra? “1 suffered The cords of my Certificates not otherwise specified, certain instrument, purporting to be the last ing he may be allowed to* rake and subscribe stout, and horribly. Liberty, June 11,1901. to the oath referred ■i.v you never ran a limbs were drawn tight as the strings on a 10 cents. Maof 'rs and Dealers in Pure Food Articles A will and testament of Nancy R. Clifford, late to in the 43d Section oi Chap- out life.’ of Stockton in said of ter 70 of the Revised Statutes. drum and I had such cramps in them that Charter part}', $3 to $10. ROCKLAND. ME. Springs, County Waldo, deceased, been for INISTRATOR’S NOTICE. The subscriber Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to I'm strong enough, and I've the pain nearly drove me wild. My feet 4 having presented probate. all Chewing gum, cents each $1. ADMhereby gives notice that he has been persons interested by causing a copy of this farm were cold all the time and even with a hot Ordered, That notice lie given to all persons in- duly to all my so 1 guess administrator of the estate ot order be published three weeks in days, Commercial brokers, $20. terested a of this order to be appointed successively "tv to run and water hag and heated bricks 1 could not get by causing copy pub- the Republican Journal, a one: you must 2 cents. lished three weeks in The DAVID NASH, late of Morrill, newspaper published any relief. Draft, sight, successively Republican at Belfast, that they may appear at a Court of "d if you are to Journal, at goin' preach. I beard of l)r. Williams' Pink Express receipts, 1 cent. published Belfast,'that they may ap- in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given Insolvency to be held at Belfast, within ami for ; “Finally pear at a Probate to be held at have married you if I’d ’a’ Court, Belfast, bonds as the law directs. All persons de- said County, ou the lOtli of A. D 1 Pills for Pale People and 1 began taking Insurance—Life, 8 cents on each $100; within and for said on the second Tues- having day July, 901, hat were a County, mands against the estate of said deceased are de- at two of the clock in the afternoon, and show you poor farmer, them on Feb. 5, 1892. In three time I 1-2 cent on each of at ten of the clock l>efore days marine, inland, fire, $1; day July next, sired to present the same for settlement, and all cause if any they have, the of said are to make a found that the cords in to noon, and snow cause, if have, the why prayer goin’ preacher my legs began casualty, and 1-2 cent any they why indebted thereto are requested to m ike payment petitioner should not be fidelity guaranty, same should not granted. •■d, I do not mean to let ‘let up,; my feet began to get warm, I began be proved, approved and allowed. immediately. GEO. E. surely on each $1. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. one.’ to eat and sleep well, and in one month I JOHNSON, Judge. FRANK H. INGRAHAM. A true copy. Attest : poor Lease, 25 cents to $1. A ture Attest: had six pounds. The numbness in copy. Rockport, Me., April 9, 1901.—3w24 Chas. P. Hazeltine. Register. the result was that that fall gained Manifest for Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. my limbs wore and I be- custom-house entry, $1 t went to and corn- gradually away If you are ever bilious ot Chicago came a new mail. I can walk and work to $5. NOTICE. The subscriber hereby 's studies. The small amount At a Probate Court held at within and for now, and nine boxes of Dr. Williams’ Pink Mortgage of conveyance in trust, 25 suffer from Belfast, EXECUTRIX’Sgives notice that she has been duly appointed LEWIS’ had on hand was Pills for Pale did it. indigestion, you the County of Waldo, on the 11th day of June, Executrix of the last will and testament of they spent People In the eight cents for each $1,500. A. D. 1901. c HENRY his and books, and years which have passed I have had no re- HUDSON SIDES, late of Belfast, INHALANT FOR PHTHISIC clothing Order for payment of money on will have a interest E. 9ister of F. Stous- :iis turn of trouble.” sight personal V^ELLIE COLSON, Amy in the of deceased. All tuition. The brave little my or on demand. li land, late of in the State of County Waldo, persons he said in Galveston, Texas, having demands against the estate of said deceas- The "ig about her the “Yes, indeed,” response to the in a certain cure. having presented a only patent medicine in the world that gives work, putting and cosmetics, 1-8 cent deceased, petition represent ed are desired to the same for universal reporter’s question, “1 am glad to have Perfumery that said at the time of her present settlement, satisfaction. It never fails to give im- "lies into his aud you ing Amy F., decease, and all indebted thereto are clothing, pack- this for I am for each 5 cents. owned real and requested to make mediate relief; it never fails to lessen the publish very grateful for my personal estate situated in Stock- immediately. greatly ink with tender care. Ifthere The True “L, F." payment CORA M. SIDES. severity of attacks. eases and am sure that Dr. Williams’ Power of attorney- to vote, 10 cents. At- ton Springs, in said County of Waldo, and pray- Many distressing of recovery Belfast, June 11,1901. Phthisic cured in a short time. Not a heartache or from that sne, the said Nellie E. be ap- fault fount! shrinking Pink Pills for Pale People would do as Power of attorney to sell, 25 cents. ing Colson,imay nor a failure in she no wood's Bitters restore the pointed administratrix of the estate of said de- reported thirty-eight years. lice, gave hint of it even much for anyone else who suffers as I did.” 2 cents for each Sent mail. Price SI.00. Promissory notes, ceased. NOTICE. The subscriber by ly4* After he was she ear- Mr. Struble’s was corroborated hereby Patented. ,J. C. gone story by $100. whole tract That the gives notice that he has been LEWIS, Proprietor. 1 to its Ordered, said petitioner give notice EXECUTOR’S duly appointed No. 16 'In- work of the house as valiant- J ustice of the Peace Ira Coss, before whom digestive executor of the estate of Prescott St.. Somerville. Mass. Proprietary medicines, 1-8 cent for to all persons interested by causing a copy of this A. A. Howes veiieral he made affidavit to the facts stated. These & Co., Agents. Belfast. Me. v," faces the enemy in the each 5 cent. normal condition and order to be published three weeks successively in ASA B. HARVEY, late of Freedom, will bear the most thorough investigation. bring the Journal, a battle. There was heartache 25 cents. Republican newspaper published in the County of Waldo, and 1 Mr. Struble took the one rem- Protest, at Belfast, that at a Probate deceased, given diy and a unfailing relief. they may appear bonds as the law directs. All many sacrifice, but the and was cured. Dr. messages, 1 cent. quick Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said persons having edy readily Williams’ Telegraph demands against the estate of said deceased letters, written so Pink Pills for Pale will 1 County, on the 9th day of July, A. D. 1901, laboriously, People not only Telephone messages, cent. are desired to present the same for settlement, it. All dealers have at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, FORSALE. i.V S|iggested She told him how effect a cure in cases similar to them. and all indebted thereto the one United States money orders, 2 cents if are requested to make '’fit the farm above any they have, why the prayer of said petition- , hands were, how fine but, acting directly upon the blood for each $100. ers should not be payment immediately. granted. JONATHAN BARTLETT. 9lo°P rig. length over all 34 feet, beam yield of corn and how and nerves, are an unfailing specific for GEO. E. YACHTinuii i, _ potatoes, Warehouse receipts, 25 cents. JOHNSON, Judge. Montville, June 11,1901. u feet. In flrst-elass condition. Six "I'hes such diseases, as partial St. A true Attest: new grew, and how- proud she be- paralysis, The estimated reduction of revenue copy. sails and new rigging last summer. Brass " Vitus dance, sciatica, nervous Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. hweel and holes. be "lien she that he was neuralgia, port Can seen at thought after-effects of by the of these taxes is $45,- Uitf E. L. a headache, the grip, palpita- repeal MACOMBEK'S. Belfast. Me. student of himself and was tion of the and Ptenl11^ heart, pale sallow complex- 000,000. NOTICE. The subscriber SEPTEMBER H r:"g to go out to fight the ions and all forms of TOORSl’O EUROPE against weakness either in OABTOnXA. ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice that he has been duly ap- the world. male or female. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills pointed administrator of the estate ofi V1 Ilw Kind .M free mail is pioneer cura for at the office. delivery. The government from Burn- Boston, .1 une 30—The six-masted schooner Ointment, pr< r ..!* plied post three nice Jerseys he has lost within a few church, among them two ladies State. Her •' to do for the age was 8(i years. She leaves George W. Wells of ing, and beautifying the ski*, ». j claiming great things Filipinos, from here will attend ham_Mrs. Judith Simmons of Burnham Taunton, Capt. Crowley, Cy rus True and Capt. A. M. Ross left by- years... Slany the one daughter, Mrs. Mary Reed, tjvo sons, which sailed from here yesterday afternoon the scalp of crusts, seal*-, j f but a good deal could be done for the stay- and the in is the of Hr. and Mrs. M. T. Hodge for of li ., steamer City of Rockland Monday for a celebration July 4th Frankfort village. guest Hollis M. and Joshua H. and sev- Newport News, in ballast, came back in stopping falling at-homes the small in our own Thayer, and soothii among fry for a short time—Mr. and Mrs. James port this afternoon under tow with a great ing, whitening, ! short business trip to Boston. eral to mourn their loss. The Stockton Springs. Mrs. H. H. McGil- grandchildren hole in her cut down to within three and sore hands, for baby r country. of Waldo were the of Mr. side, A social dance in Union Hall Harding guests funeral services were held at her late home feet of the water line. and irritations, and for all t k. Tuesday- vey of Searsport and Mrs. John Stowers Sometime during Liberty. Judge J. W. Knowlton died at and Mrs. B. F. Harding a day or two this the the toilet, bath, and nurse n with True Green's full Sunday afternoon, Rev. H. W. Norton of night she was run into by the six-mast- ,1Q. j evening, orchestra, and daughter Miriam of West I’alm Beach, Women use Cuticura at his home in this village J une 28th, at the week.... Mrs. Carter has closed her ed schooner Eleanor A. Percy, Capt. Jewett, Soap 1^ was I.j/rana Searsport Beautiful flowers of much enjoy ed by our young people. Florida, spent June 25th in tow n with rela- officiating. in the on the baths for annoying in Ham: advanced age of 93 years. Burial services term of school in Levant, and is now at the fog, square amidships port were contributed in abundance, and many side. The collision ings, and excoriations, or too t v Misses and Edith Williams ar- tives.. .Mrs. Walter Kimball returned last occurred somewhere off Margaret were held at the church June 30th, conduct- home of her father, Mr. L. B. Harding. Her Cod. sive perspiration, in the form f from Boston. Master Everett friends and neighbors were present to pay Cape She came up to Highland Light rived train last week and are with their ed & A. of Thursday on for ulcerative weaknesses au.l by by Liberty Lodge, F. M., which husband, Fred R. Carter, has a position their last tribute of to the deceased. with her bowsprit and jibboom carried Hichborn and Miss Ruth Hichborn came in respect sanative, •.* parents, Bey. and Mrs. T. P. Williams. he was a charter member. Prof. R. the electric road in Bessie away. antiseptic purposes George Bangor....Miss — Mr. John one of our well known themselves to her care to the home of their grandfather, Norton, Bath, July 1.—Two of the vessels built ily suggest worn. of N. who is a member has to Castine for the sum- < Schooners Odell, Wm. Berry Hamilton, Y., Weymouth gone mothers. Cuticura Soap .. Capt. McDonough, A. and highly respected citizens, passed away here sailed on their maiden trips today. cially Capt. II. Hichborn.The Current in One Soap at One Prior tlm and Fred J. B. of this lodge, the funeral sermon. mer. ...Mr. and Mrs. Hurd of Lowell, Mass., The Standard Oil Co’s new steel m:sr *,a A',- Emerson, Capt. Ulmer, preached Sunday morning at the advanced age of 83 large ship, Events Club observed its annual “Field Reuben and complexion soap, and the h- discharged this week for the Sears- The deceased was a member of the Waldo are at Mrs. Hurd's fathers, Mr. Acme, C'apt. Lawrence, which was *Lrt- usually large, and though the day was hot launched at the New two to cure the severest case. of the Western Union office here. will co-operate.Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Inn were engaged for the season some dist church Sunday, morning and evening. England yard j they seem ingly had a good time.Sixteen local weeks ago, sailed for Jordan's River, N. S., Sold throughout the world. British Dtput p \™ months and on June 29th Miss Porter is an and bkbt a Charterhouse « Capt. Amos Nichols has bought from Ames moved into their new home last Sat- ago, twenty-six interesting speaker to load for and Sons.27-28 Sq. par- were spruce BuenosAyres Rosario, Dbco ABO Chbu. Cobb., Sole Props j granges represented.The village of the were and her lectures were ties in Sedgwick a n2-foot sailing boat and urday_Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Murch of Bos- cottages occupied, by July much enjoyed_Several South Africa. She will return with South schools closed Friday—T. W. Pitcher and will be taken. American lumber. will bring her to Searsport this week. He ton have leased the house of Mrs. 4th, about a dozen more delegates from the Epworth League attend- sister Eliza of Belfast are Josephine visiting their sis- those here for the ed the convention in last A Most Refreshing ami w ill make some improvements in her cabin Parsons to Cape Jellison for the summer. Among occupying cottages Bangor week. HeatlhtulJ Mrs. A. D. Mathews.. ..R. I. Morse at- BELFAST PRICE CURRENT. ter, first time are J. S. Hennis, J. W. Brannan, Rev. J. W. Hatch went from the convention is the accommodations. — Mr. and Mrs. Cram of New York came (Institution morniPK bath,' tended the commencement at Bates’ College, H. K. of to Mills to assist in a [Corrected Weekly for The Journal.] the arrivals to their at Fort P. V. R. Van Wyck, Sloane,—all Sprague's dedicating Among this week are Sir. and last week....Miss Brown Sunday occupy cottage Lewiston, Mary N. Y., and some six or eight more from new church—Mrs. Lida Nason Produce Market. Prices Paid Producer. Sirs. N. 1). lluse of Point, Other arrivals Sunday were Mrs. Campbell Waltham, Mass., Scott is at home from where she It is Massachusetts, other as, for example, R. M. Lewis and Mrs. Charles Whitney, with their in- Apples p bd., 50 to 1.00 Hay p ton, 10.00gl3.00 doubly beneficial Celia Small of Miss places, ** Blanchard, William B. Ford and family, has been at school for six Roslindale, Mass.; Hides months....George of W. 11. Howard, and fant daughters, arrived from Fri- dried, p lb, 5&o| p tb, 5g5£ Nicholas Sliss Eva Sliss Ernestine Clifford of Philadelphia, Boston, Beans, pea, 2.25to2.50 Lamb ft.. 12 Parse, Towle, Julia Knowlton of Bath is in town for a few Fitchburg, Mass.; p days. of Boston. Also Mrs. Harriet to a few weeks with their 2.25 Lamb 5021.00 B. Sullivan, Robert P. Nichols, Sirs. Cl. W. Capt. Wilbert Mr. and Mrs. J. I, R. H. Sears day spend par- medium, Skins, — Miss Florence Mould of West; Yel’ 2.75 Mutton Xew York, who of the late Presi- ents ...Charles Blaisdell of New York and eyes, p ft.. 7 Ilichborn and from Camden Mrs. Wins- Lane Johnson, a niece Butter Oats 32 daughter. has been with the Pulcifers for a Lancaster, ; Harry p lb, 15tol8. p bu., ft., 25g35 staying and who at Albert Blaisdell and w'ife of Rockland are Beef, 7a9‘ Potatoes 85 low and son Earl of and dent Buchanan presided sides, p lb, p bu., The lawn party at the “Elms” last Thurs- few w eeks, returned to her home Quincy, Mass.; their old home and friends here. Beef fore quarters, ~th... .The music Hay Baptist ! Esq. and when it was found that the son, given by ed to Carroll Young, and each of the con- meats made for l»oai< yard. The master buildings church June Hith and at the Baptist [ Ames-Swan. In Brookline, Mass., June 19, workman, Capt. George the band evening, June at testants was with a souvenir you want'• must go, all went to work to save the furni- Monday 24th, presented by Nathaniel H. Ames of Orland and Miss Marion Any price A. was assisted master work- June 23rd. The children ex- Carver, by the depot was very enjoyable and church, gave Miss Effie M. Littlefield. A silver pencil E. Swan of Brookline. which was all a highly men Marshall Dutch and Marlboro ture, removed, including cellent concerts on both and the was presented to Marion Grant Miss Brown'-Knioht. In Camden, June John Packard appreciated. Many thanks are extended to occasions, by 18, A china closet was carried out with Ethel Baker, the Y. President, for Brown and Fannie E Knight, both of Lincoln Work was begun on her early in and piano. attendance was large. The Episcopal having Forech April, the members for their efforts. It is the new a ville. Notice of its contents,and not an article injured. Car- hoped gained most members during she was launched June 20th. She was church was opened for service June 30th. Clement-Ramsay. In Montville, June 26, by very that will favor us with a few membership contest. F. Si«* i- were taken up and saved, and even the they pieces Rev. T. R. Pentecost, K. O. Clement and Miss Amy timbered of left over from a pets evening, June 28th, a in the Count heavily oak, week. The are _Friday during Lulu M. Ramsay, both of Montville. WHEREAS.Springs, > windows and doors were saved. every boys doing exception- and .1. A. Stouslan that had been built in the She blinds, thunder storm, one of the towers of the cot- Cramer-Wooihu ky. In Northport. June 17, of Maine, ship yard. and the ci tizens not feel SHIP NEWS. F. their m- There was a small insurance of SHOO on the ally well, only by Rev. C. H Bryant. W. F. Cramer of Washing- Amy Stousland, by was built for and commanded of J. T. of N. Y. was struck A. D*. aim by Capt. Nel- much interested in their success but tage Atterbury ton. Me., and Miss Emma M. Woodbury of North- November first, 1890. house. The barn, which was situated a few of Deeds, in Book son Smart. Mr. Hanks to take a A cleavage-line some port. Registry proposes the selections by lightning. through A. Du the was saved. thoroughly enjoy they give irUKT OF Farrow-Fairfiei.d. In Islesboro, June ed to Mary Fletcher. rods from house, Fortunate- timbers and was but BELFAST. 28, !<■ cruise along shore to Nova Scotia, and it is from time to time.Plans have been made plaster made, very- by J. A. Sprague, Esq., Win. E. Farrow and Miss Springs, deceased, a certain there was no wind if there had in said Stockton Sun he will make a visit to ly blowing, little was done. ARRIVE Ii. Josie E. Fairfield, both of Islesboro. [Bangor situated hoped Searsport at a celebration in Albion damage m been J. G. Wentworth's buildings would for very good July papers please copy.] follows, to wit: Beginning the head of Penobscot bay, as his schooner Gray-Davis. In Mrs. E. Ilarriman’s home lot. 4th. The cornet band will furnish Swan vitae. There was an error in June 27. Schs. Volant, Pendleton, Rock- Camden, June 17, Arthur I). have been As it was, the roofs Unity last bv said Harriman's In would here receive a destroyed. land Annie Pattershall. Gray and Bernice B. Davis, both of Camden. leading rousing welcome from music. from this town intend items. Mr. and Mrs. ; May, said Harriman'> were wet down to save them. Mr. Pease and Many going. week’s R. R. Marden Gray-Wks<'ott. In South Brooksville, June westerly by the oldassociations connected June 29. Sch. Flora Condon, Sellers, Ban- Jellison harbor; them-, with this, her _Mrs. Hannah went to Lewis- 23. Winfield N. Gray and Miss Annie H. Weseott, Cape have moved into a tenement, in the G. Ilodgdon and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Marden are not con- gor. said shore to northeast cone home for so family both of Brooksville. port, many years. last week_Business has been June 30. Sch. F. thence 1 H. house—Miss Annie Stevens has ton lively nected with the Rhode Island State prison, Sharon, Rich, Bangor. McDonald-Mosher. In Hinsdale,Mich., June Nealey; souther!. Page 1. Sch. Allen New at the land and land of M. .1 Pendln. around the station the week. Several but with the Reform July Greene, Johnson, 12, home of the bride, Mr. McDonald and returned from South West Harbor, Tre- past Boy’s school..Mrs.Mary York. Miss Bessie Mosher. E. S. Keen to a stone wall, tin NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS. M. J. Pendleton’s luum where she has been teaching—Miss carloads of spool bars, cordwood, pressed 11. Nickerson, who has been quite ill, is re- July 2. Sch. Laura M. Lunt, Cummings, Hadley-Hill. In Medford. Mass., June 21, of said Will and Irvin in mont, Rev. erly by said Pendleton’s horn- George were Brooks were E. D. Chase has been Savannah. by Arthur Bonner. Fred N. Hadley, former- Addie liavis is at home from where hay, etc., shipped—Mrs. covering. She very fortunate in of courses, to an iron rod dm last Boston, ly Belfast, and Miss Sadie J. Hill, both of Med- Saturday. and son who have been her Mrs. Maria with SAILED. ford. east line of said road: then she has employment as a trained nurse, and Hugh, spending having sister, Goodhue, Nickerson-Shaw. In Bar Harbor, June 19, road to Z. F. Berry’s honn Mrs. H. E. Robbins is in Appleton visit- several weeks in Boston with relatives, her—Mrs. T. C. Smart has much con, is spending her vacation with her parents, returned, June 29. Schs. Maria Webster, Turner, Walter E. Nickerson and Miss Thelma Shaw, to said Berry’s southwest ing relatives. returned last Monday, accompanied in from N. Mt. Volant, Pendleton, Rockland. both of Bar Harbor. erly to said Berry's northw- Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Davis—Mr. and Mrs. by improved health, Farmington, Desert; !'• June 30. Sch. Flora New Nickerson-Strout. In Swanville, June 30. 1 lot; thence easterly by said her Miss Sibyl Berry, a recent where she has been for some time with Condon, Sellers, noni Mrs. Prescott of Belfast is in town visit- Frank Kennty from West Upton, Mass., niece, grad- H., by Hon. A. E. Nickerson, Percy L. Nickerson of line of said road; thence York. contain uate from school there, who will the her Dr. P. H. was accom- Swanville and Miss Josie M. Stroutof to first named hound, at Mr. Thomas Dorr's. are here and will be the guests during the spend son, Greeley. She Harrington. ing Robinson-Ryan. In .Tune together with the buildings tle- summer in recent AMERICAN PORTS. Montville, 22, by months of H. N. Titus and wife— town—Among arrivals panied by her granddaughter, Miss Mar- Rev. E. Judson as the condition of said mortgag- Ezra Patch of Brooks was here recently summer New June 25. Hatch, John E. Robinson of Ap- in are Mr. Miss who York, Ar, sch. Henry and Miss Bertha m. of now therefore by reason <1 It was H5 in the shade here June 27th. town Charlie Rolfe, Helen garet Billings, has been attending pleton Ryan Liberty. visiting his daughter, Mrs. Fred W. Smart. Whitney,-, Providence; 26, ar, steam- Stewart-Benner. In Rockland. June 24. condition thereof, I claim a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice and son school in Mabel Bill- Centbk Mox'tviij.k. Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas, Farmington—Miss er Evelyn, Parse, Mazaguez; sch. Emily F. George T. Stewart and Emma P. Benner, both of mortgage. Some of our folks will celebrate 1 young and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice—Children’s ings has closed another very successful Swift, Bangor ; sld, sch. Melissa A. Willey, Rockland. Dated at Stockton Springs. H. Clement visited Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ram- Tibbetts-Sfratt. In East June SYLVESTER B. »’» the Fourth in Brooks; others will goto Cas- term of school in Frankfort Brunswick; 27, ar, sch. Carrie E. Look, Palermo, 29, M last week.District day was observed Sunday, June 23d, by a village....Miss at the home of the bride’s Rev. H. F. Admr. of the estate of said say at Northport, Fernandina for Elizabethport; 28, ar, schs. parents, by tine. concert in the The con- Nina teacher in the Mills Wood, Dr. Raymond R. Tibbetts and. Miss Alice of a evening. program Spearing, district, John T. Kit Carson DeputylA. J. Webb Jackson attended Williams, Telumah, E velyn Spratt. Miss Ida Cunningham of Swanville was si sted of music, recitations and a dialogue. gave her pupils some very dainty souvenir and Omaha, Bangor; Hattie H. special meeting of Union Harvest Grange Barbour, Steamboat in town last the of the weather was cards at the close of the term.... Our schools Frankfort; sld, sch. Edward T. Stotesbury, Eggemoggin Sunday, guest Ralph of June 24th. He was also Although unfavorablejthe DIED. on the evening Mobile; 29, ar, schs. Penobscot, Jackson- Scribner. church was nearly filled. The decorations all closed last week — Work on E. II. Nick- H present at the next regular meeting, June ville; John C. Smith, Brunswick; Celia F., DAILY LIN were and the erson’s is and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roberts of Brooks who pretty program interesting— buildings nearly completed Darien; A. W. Ellis, Rockland; cld, ship Blaisdell. In Orland, June 20, Horace Blais- 29th_George A. Gordon, lias been 78 and l month. L. W took his little who was he and his are to 30, ar, sch. San dell, aged Steamer Castine, were in town of Mr. and Frank Muzzy boy, family expected arrive Ilirigo, Hong Kong; Etna, years Sunday, guests carpentering in Camden for some time, is at Domingo City; sld, schs. Laura, Charles- Brown. In Bucksport, June 16, George I). will leave Brooklin at o.oo nearly blind, to an occulist in Bangor last July (1th—Miss Grace Noble is a guest at Brown, aged 20 years, li months and 19 days. Deer Isle, Scott s Landing. Mrs. W. L. Mathews. home for an indefinite Ben- sch. period—Mrs. ton; Thelma, Norfolk; July l, ar, Perky. In Rockport, June 20. Eva F. (Gray), ♦*.45; Herrick's ♦'*.:>'.. week to have his eyes operated on. They E. A. Robertson’s—Comet Grange is still San landing, Miss Theodate Merrithew has ‘gone to jamin Stevenson and daughter of Portland Henry Crosby, Juan; sld, bark Puri- wife of Walter T. Perry, aged 43 years, 4 months Buck's Harbor, 7.30; Blake'" l'> returned in a short time, having had a very adding to its membership, but will have no tan, Shanghai ;sch. Willie L. and 4 8.50; No. Lime Kill to Miss Hulda Newton,Bruns- days. Islesboro, Peabody, Mass., visit her sisters, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Ramsay. Vina l. In Rockland. June W. Vinal. at Belfast whan on one In a wick. 20, George riving (Lewis successful operation eye. few meetings through July—A very quiet v Florence and Miss Margaret Merithew. _Mrs. McGray, Mrs. Keen and Miss Boston, June 26. Cld, sch. Levi S. An- a native of Vinalhaven, aged 79 years, 5 months Returning leave Belfast !-■ to the took at the home of 20 weeks they will go again give other wedding place Hon. A. schs. Susan N. and days. 31.; Lime Kiln, No. Isiesboi will hold a Frances Carter of Freedom, spent Wednes- drews, Pensacola; 27, ar, li The Spiritualist Society grove contract for E. June Waterhovse. In Camden, June 18, George Blake's Point, 4.10; Buck'" eye attention_The carrying Nickerson, Sunday, :«lth. The Pickering, Brunswick; Josie Hook, Ban- B. Waterhouse of J. l.ai

• were in town the of Mrs. the next. A. L. Estes went his blue trimmed with tucked July recently, guests the other gown elaborately Philadelphia, June 30. Ar, sch. L. 50 cents. 2t*l f ard, R. I., where Mrs. White and Mrs. Ellis Mary Susan Towle. first trip Monday. Mr. Solomon H. Ben- white silk, white chiffon and pearl garniture. Crosby, Trim, Brunswick. will make their home. Mr. White having June 28. sch. Pendleton nett, our former stage driver, considering She wore a veil and carried white roses and Baltimore, Cld, 30, ar, sch. Penobscot. The landlord of the Penob- secured work there.Mrs. Llewellyn shown marked and carnations. Miss Martha Mathews of North Sisters, Davies, Fernandina; You Friends and Neighbors in Belfast his age, has courage Young Brothers, Washington, D. C.; July scot House has just for the ac- Sleeper and Miss Ethel Frost of Belfast VN III Show You How. completed, perseverance through all, and the public Searsportwas bridesmaid, and Mr. Ernest 1, sld, sch. Pendleton Sisters, F'ernandina. Mansfield a with Mrs. Volney Thomp- commodation of his summer boarders, spent Thursday must be well satisfied with his services— Nickerson of Winthrop, brother of the Bangor, June 26. Ar, schs. Susie P. Cottages son ...Mr. Will Clement, who left here Oliver, Port Johnson; Victory and Maud the back wont cure backache. dance hall (10x30 feet.Mr. Newell R. Charles Smith and wife from Newport, who groom, was best man. The party entered Rubbing in the Briggs, Port Reading; Kit Carson and R. Perkins is a new barn— June nineteen years ago, called on friends A liniment may relieve, but can’t cure. TO LET building are boarding in town this season, returned the parlor just at twelve, where they were L. Tay, Edgewater; Charlie A. Sproul, Bos- heme last week— Backache comes from the from the kid- 28th the mereury stood at 93° in the shade neighborhood of his old to await the ton; Wm. H. Rondout; Maria O. inside, to their home several days ago met by Hon. A. E. Nickerson, who per- Card, On South Shore, Northport. l'um and was Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bennett are receivi ng to load ice for neys. out door work suspended—Mrs. of Mrs. and Miss formed in a Teel, Boston, Washington; coming Woods Thompson, the ceremony very impressive Doan’s Pills inside. privilege. ,, J.izzie Perkins and two daughters of Bos- on the birth of a Maggie Mulvey, Bucksport; Norombega, Kidney get MANSKI,, congratulations daughter who will them to the muster at manner. A. Nickerson of ton, Mass., are the guests of Mrs. Mary E. accompany Eugene Portland, Philadelphia; 29, ar, sch. I). FI. Rivers, They cure sick kidneys. _Refreshments of ice cream and cake infant son of Perkins_There was quite a severe elec- Camp Benson July 4th.The elder brother of the groom, offered a fervent Philadelphia; 30, ar, sch. Andrew Nebinger, Here is Belfast proof that this is so: trical with little on the were served at the conclusion of the initia- a below sch. W. storm, very rain, E. T. Walker, who was taken violently ill prayer, and life was changed for two people Portland; Henry Cramp, Mr. O. A. Hopkins of No. 5 Bay View street, of June 29th. Rain is much need- tions at Carter, Baltimore for Bangor; July 1, ar, Wanted morning the| Grange Hall, Saturday evening. few ago, is reported no better at this forever. The other witnesses of the says: *‘I had a steady pain across the small of Housekeeper ed_Large quantities of good pollock have days only sch. July Fourth, Boston. ... .The entertainment at the close of in the weirs at West Penob- given writing. were Mrs.'A. Nickerson June 26. sch. J. W. my back which bothered me more or less all the been taken ceremony Eugene Jacksonville, Cld, Wanted a housekeeper of gooo the summer term of Mrs. of Miss Marietta Nickerson and Portland. time until I took one box of Doan’s Pills. \\ scot_Rev. Charles W. Wallace of Boston school, taught by Portland, Balano, Kidney from 25 to 40 years of ago. One University School of Theology has been Anna Stephenson of Freedom, was highly Master Hugh Spratt of Bar Harbor, cousins Fernandina, Fla., June 26. Sld, sch. Ed- 1 saw them advertised and highly recommended, preferred. Address his vacation with Ward- of the groom. Luncheon was served and ward H. New York 3w25* L. C. C., 1‘ixi spending Leroy creditable to and teacher. Mrs. Blake, Smith, ; 30, sld, so I went over to Edmund Wilson’s drug store, Belva Sellers closed a pupils Mr. ana Mrs. Nickerson at once on R. well_Miss very departed Henry Tilton, Philadelphia. got them and used them as directed. The steady successful term of school in District No. 6, Stephenson’s work is much appreciated by their wedding to Harrington to San Francisco, June 26. Ar, U. S. trans- journey aching pain left me and I haven’t felt it June 29th—Mrs. Ida A. Joyce expects to this district....Mrs. Norton and Mrs. An- visit her relatives. Mrs. N.’s traveling ports .Thomas, Manila via Honolulu; Bu- since, Doan’s Pills cured me.” Stevens, boarders the on suit was dark with white silk Manila. Kidney Dr. John have her house full of summer drews of Boston axe visiting their brother, This signature is every box of the genuine linings. ford, first week in July—Master Reuben Dever- They went by team and expect to be absent Brunswick, Ga., June 28. Ar, sch. Ly- Sold for fifty cents per box by all dealers. Fos- Ernest Miss Inez Barker has Laxative Tablets BLOCK eaux has a fourth of an acre in strawber- Terry.... gone Bromo-Quinine about ten days. May their wedded life be man M. Law, New York; 29, sld, schs. ter-MilbnrmCo., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the OPERA MOUSE the that ewes a sold Is one day are and he to Monroe to attend a case. is remedy all that the Flelen G. Wm. H. ries. They yeilding abundantly She kept wedding day portended, bright Moselej, Providence; United States. '' t to ■'1 will realize a handsome sum. Reuben knows and cloudless.. .Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nick- Sumner, New 30, ar, sch. F. C. Pen- : to 12 A. H. ; constantly engaged in her profession of York; Remember the name—DOAN’S—and take no OFFICE HOURS 11 Hones are beihg bought at erson returned to New 10 * how to do it, and takes delight in showing again Portland, Monday. dleton, Ferguson, York; sld, sch. Al- and Sunday 11 his fine fruit. trained nurse. New Orleans, La., by the British. Ernest will remain until after the 4th. meda Willey, Dodge, New York. substitute.