The Republican Journal. ~ Ml 78. BELFAST. MAINE, THERSDAY, JIM 14, 1906.MEMBER 24 —...i —1^^^^————^—^^—————^ °lfer Two •-of To-Day's Journal. our most profound sympathy in their banker of Lynn, Mass. SS THE CHURCHES. I. M. Cottrell was at home for a few day Mrs. M. Robson of OBITUARY. great Stuart on affliction, but console them with the W- Healey of Bel- PERSONAL. last week from Laconia, X. II., business. i k..« klmd Collide Winter- Mass., and Mrs. Herbert happy belief that he is not dead but has Abn r Watson of Services next in the He expects to launch the new steamer he is ; .in- Loose Delegates.. fast, ^le., and two sons, Sunday Dniversalist Sarah W. wife of Stephen G. Bicknell, to W atson of Brooklyn, Rev. Respect. Obituary. only gone the summer land, where they Lynn and Samuel E. church at 10.45 a. m. Sunday school at 12 Harry Lutz left Friday for a short building there in about two weeks and > an Officer.. was held in Resisting died at her home, 27 Pearl street, Sunday will meet him and and that from X. Y„ survive. The funeral visit iu Boston. will return to Belfast. He has had 1 Yifiir Race to Bermuda... bye bye, the burial was in o’clock. ttyen was born in China Springfield, June 5th, and 0 ..Freedom Academy.. morning, June 10th. She the Spirit side of the season hauled out life his influence will be Fairview Chicopee. Kev. J. W. Hatch will at Poor’s Mrs. I). N. Bird was called to Rockland steamer he built last I: r-nnsfers in Rea' Estate the of David and cemetery, preach Sept. 5, 1833, daughter feit by them as to make some in her wheel. .1 acker Pays tne Pen- they go down the pathway Mills schoolhouse next at 2.15 Monday by the illness of her mother. changes Chadwick and is survived of Sunday p. m., | s. ,.f the Granges. Tryphosa Spratt, life, and some day when their course is SECRET SOCIETIES. standard time. Mrs. Howard L. Whitten left for of Warren was 10^ two sisters and one brother. She was run Friday George Montgomery 1 1 Frye .Waldo County W. by they will meet him and bid him good Melrose, Mass., for a visit of several weeks. old June 7th. His who i ..l.veritioii.. Breakfast in a common schools of that of Masons went from The Waldo Quarterly Meeting years sister, keeps educated in the morning on the other side. l. m. s. A buckboard load Baptist } county Correspondence... town and from the China Acade- last Saturday evening will hold its annual session with the Morrill Miss Mariedna Snell is in town for a huus.e for him, is 92, and his brother Percy ,-tiia. Progress graduated Belfast to Northport Edith in Excelsior Lodge of church and June 16th week, the guest of Mrs. Camilla A Hazel- of Thomaston is 88, am all are well and ! r.rrels Paragraphs from my in the class of 1852. She married Mr. M., youngest daughter of William to w itness a raising Saturday Sunday, H-int* Business is Goodin and Sarah were and at 10.30 a. ni. tine. active. The iatter is to Belfast soon Bicknell in Aetna, May 14, 1854, and came McFarland Farrar, was horn in that town. About 50 brethren present, 17th, beginning Saturday. coming [ u*■ Game Oddities .G. A. Searsmont, from David Mrs. to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Clifford, North- jj Mrs. Ward’s Letter. to Belfast on their wedding trip, going di- Maine, January 28, 18W, and including also a delegation King Religious services will be held in the George II. Thomas of Schuyler, died Tin News of Brooks..Wil- to and have since made June 1, I90ti. She was a member of Refreshments were at East June 17, Nebraska, is her Mr. F. II. port avenue. ! rectly housekeeping, Lodge of Lincolnville. chapel Northport Sunday, visiting lather, ... The Winterport High the in Methodist church and a the Couant. was at B,i\> and Girl5.. Meet their home here; living 48 years their Episcopal served after the work. at 10.30 a. in., with sermon by pastor, Ivy Hay observed Bowdoin College teacher of a I w do residence, she is survived her class of ladies in the at 11.30 a. June 8th. At the close « f the exercises for County Grange. present by young At the special meeting of Timothy Chase Rev. G. G. Winslow ; in., Sunday Samuel C. Moore of Jackson has filed a •f Belfast. hu>band and two Mrs. John T. Sunday school. Of a nature at the Brain- to children, deeply spiritual of Masons last Thursday evening school; at 2.30 p. m., services petition iu bankruptcy in the U. S. District the Juniors the crowd adjourned the High school and a gentle Lodge cotnpo- Macdonald of Dorchester and Arthur E. disposition her whole life as a was the third ard schoolhouse. chapel, w here the Senio s’ last exer- > K Sanborn. Rev. J. W. Vaughan given Court, Portland. chapel 1 Bicknell of Due daughter, sister and friend had been a were held. r Rivet Valiev of Arizona, Lynn. daughter, Minnie, the master, Rev. Harry Services at the North church: Junior C. E. cises The services were con- benediction. An degree, worshiped Mrs. L. C. Ross of Boston arrived in men in New York. ..The died in Mrs. Bicknell was a faith- ardent lover of nature infancy. I and Revs. A. A. Smith and at 3.30 p. ni.; prayer meeting ducted by President William PeW t Hyde l W ndrobe C of M. Farm- and of utz, presided Thursday Northport last week ami has the a every beautiful tiling, her in opened ! ! Son:** fu! wife and devoted mother, conscien- life, in the work. Rev. at 7.30 and at their close the class, led by its I 1’ Mary | D. I.. W ilson assisted Thursday p. m.; morning worship for the season. \ io:hts and Boats. spite of its seeming limitations, had been Waquoit \ | tious. painstaking and modest, doing every E. Tufts of Islesboro joiued the at 10.45 a. m.; Sunday school at 12 marshal, George Time- Hatch of Belfast, rich George Sunday C- ..St' 'MtOtl Spl gS. that itself to the best of her and full, and her uplifting influence The engagement is announced of Miss I lie Last duty presented on a demit. At the close of the de- a. m.; Christian Endeavor at 6.30 p. m.; marched from the build ng singing M .: ket Birth* ..Mam- j had lodge abiii:\. she united with the church been far reaching. In 1902 she was Mr. Mary Grinnell of Camden and George Dud- Baptist gree work the master appointed evening service at 7.30 p. m. Chapel Song. stricken with March, 1858, by ietter from Carmel and an incurable disease which of the lodge and the ley Martin of New York. Vaughan chaplain At the Mission, 58 High street, prayer Mr auo son Robert arrived rendered her All that a faithful Ralph Emery ROCKLAND COLLIDE. had been a constant attendant and a con- helpless. was installed C. J. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Millhouse of South j newly raised member by meeting Sunday morning at 9 o’clock; in Belfast last Saturday for a short stay. physician and friends could do was sistent member. She was for many years loving D. D. G. M. A banquet followed. Bend, 1ml., aie congratulations ! «ri t»u* no los*. of Rattee, at 2.30 and 7 o’clock p. m. Meet- receiving Mr. has returned from nged. of no avail. Her last were marked preaching Emery just Europe, ! an interested member of the Woman's years on the birth of a rut* it u I R. K. of P. sent a Thurs- daughter. [ iih> I j red 1 much Silver Cross Lodge, ings during the week Wednesday, where he spent sever il months with his Christian Temperance Union and was one by physical suffering, which she bore to June tltli to at- at 7.30 m. Austin who has been is in f -• !arali A Farrar of “Some of the Problems Confronting the Italy ; tiringly object during II. iitgor d;\ ision had been B. Waterman, Lieut. Luring Colcord,' W. was called to spent sometime in Pa is and London, but [ existence had been an ardent searsmont; also three nieces. Misses Helen Churches in Maine" will be the subject of Mrs. Herbert Healey | years' sup- Herbert were Samuel Ilodgkiuson, Ira Cottrell, last week the death thinks there is no place like Belfast. He f eager enquiries I porter. A friend of the Home remarked M., Edith F. and Florence E. Dunton, ami the morning sermon at the Methodist church Springfield, Mass., by E. Patterson, Coleman Slieldon, Stillman Emma Wilson. may return here later in the summer, but ; he «dlk*t r> of both boats that but for Mrs. Bicknell’s efforts the a nephew, William F. I Hinton, all of Bel- next Sunday. Sunday school at noon; Ju- of her mother, Mrs. friends Flood, Herbert Buckiin, Frank Prescott, will not open his house this season. ;n i have many Home couid not have been established. A fast. she was a member of Victor ‘Range nior league at 3.30 p. m.; topic of sermon at Mrs. J. W. Nash and Mrs. K. S. Smart are C. I. who was at the and of John McAuliffe, Richards, George Seats free. Kate has been the Rox, good woman has gone out from the family Arbutus Chapter <>f the Order of the 7.30 p. m., “Strange Bedfellows.” attending the G. A. R. convention in Port- Douglas Wiggi guest ! that the colli- Ryan and William J. Gordon, and Mrs. and .-ays circle, the church, the Union and its inter- Eastern star. A large delegation of the j land and will visit friends in Biddeford. of the Viceroy of Irek ml in the vice regal -Martha Mrs William J. Gordon at li’.O'j a. in., 7 miles Off latter was Carter, lodge in Phoenix part, Dublin. >l:e had j ests, and her absence will be deeply mourn- i present at the funeral, which next Sunday at 10.45 o’clock. Waldo Lodge William M. Black, l of M. 'OP, came which i- between took and Mrs. Janies B. W Berman of the Rath- been the Eail and Countess of Seguin ed and regretted. The funeral took place place Sunday afternoon, June 3rd, at of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows home last week from Orono and Monday visiting bone Sisters. \ .-th. The steamer was the Rev. C. A. The Aberdeen for a week and had accompanied Tuesday and was conducted by Rev. John home, Purdy officiating. will attend in observance of Memorial Day. entered the employ of A. A. Howes & Co. Portland, A of the Grand Com- her in all h-r her uitside (apt. W. <-i the M. E. church, in duetts, “Show Me the Way My shepherd," special conclave Rev. Lutz will deliver the sermon excellency dri\es, laying I Hatch, pastor Harry Rev. J. W. Hatch left morn- when of the State Wednesday of corner stones and of bazaars. I Bangor’s whistle the absence of her Rev. S. and “sometime the Silver Cord will Break," mandery of Knights Templar the of “Fraternal Ties.” Sun- opening pastor, Eugene upon subject ng to attend commencement at the East :-:s of a tniie in of Maine will be held at Masonic hall in Last week she returned to her { distant, were sung by Mrs. M. A. Fowler and Mr. All are welcome. Quilleote, | Philbrook. day school at 12 o'clock.. Maine Conference Seminary in Bucksport. | He at once shut off steam Eben Cobb. The floral tributes were beau- Camden Friday, June 22, for the constitu- summer home in Hollis, Me., where her At the Baptist church next Sunday the left : -ermine the position of the Abram Pullen died May 31st at his home, tiful. tion of Camden Commandery. The cere- Mrs. Warren E. Marsh Monday- mother and sister, Mrs. Helen Bradbury services will be conducted by the pastor, N\ the u-t at that instant the fog No. 46 Union street, from injuries received mony w ill be performed by R. E. George W. morning for Moncton, B., to attend and Miss Nora Archibald Smith have been Mrs. Lucinda L. Marden was born in Rev. E. S. Philbrook, at 10:45 a. m. At of her Mrs. for the men on each craft in Mathews Bros’, mill May 29th. He was Gower, grand commander, and staff. A funeral sister, Maggie Camp- since May. Jefferson, Maine, Jan. 4, 1830, and entered noon an illustrated review of the Sunday bell. } i-ition of the other. Ac- running a saw when a piece of lumber banquet w ill be given at 6 30 p.m. Pales- Mrs. J. K. Barney of Providence, R. I., into rest June ti, 1906. Her parents, John school lessons will be given. A young | 1: he immediately gave caught and sprung back, hitting him in the tine Commandery, Knights Templar, of this John Scott Pendleton, ’07, of Northport, who is to address the Waldo County W. C. and Hannah Jones Clark, were pioneer peoples service will be held at 6:30 p. m., shead, threw his helm way abdomen. He received the best surgical city, ha; accepted an invitation to partici- has been elected manager of the Bates U. convention in Monroe, is known as the members of the church in Sears- will a treatment but in until the Baptist in in the and and at 7:30 the pastor give stereop- -.men'mi*. .'1 s » ug ai lingered agony pate full uniform ceremonies, College baseball team for the coming sea- prison evangelist. She has visited every mont and the sturdy principles in morals ticon lecture on Africa. All are invited. of had end came. He was born 31 years ago in w ill make the the excursion in the steamer son. prison in America and has traveled around } Bangor. Barely aud she received from them con- son religion The new church at Matin- lie saw the man at the Trenton, N. J., the of Mr. and Mrs. Castine. Congregational the world as a \Y. C. T. U. missionary. She | tinued with Lei to tue end of life. She had Mrs. Eliza Harmon, who has been in Richard Pullen of that and came to icus, the first church edifice to be erected- ’) .»■■ r had thrown his wheel city, The of the Twentieth District of is a most instructive and interesting speak- been a widow many years and was the last meeting Rockport for some time nursing Mrs. li. B. Belfast a few from Rebekah was held in Winter on the island of which is 20 I ! was following him. He years ago Middletown, lodges port Matinicus, er. .she began a series of meetings i:i this of her father’s Mrs. Marden was Blaisdell during a serious illness, returned He was an Odd a family. evening, June 0th, with a good the was dedicated ahead to attempt Conn. Fellow, past gram! Wednesday miles from mainland, State which will extend to Aroostook coun- \ -peed a Christian and one sized there many repre- Friday. of a in New and a member of sweet, woman, every attendance, being 6th. The church was built f the westbound lodge .Jersey, in June largely ty, by an address in Portland Sunday even- vessel, loved In her life she sentatives from the various lodg.es the Aurora Kebekah Lodge of Belfast. He is her. early married the of former residents Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sylvester announce i rt-n done ( Roix district and from Belt&st, through generosity ing, June 10th, at the First Baptist Church, apt. says took especially Unity the of their daughter, for her own a motherless child, a on a lot fur- engagement Mildred, i him survived by a w idow, formerly Miss MaryS. and Monroe, the two former delegations of the little island plantation Isle streets. d have struck square- of is to Miller K. Colby of Sunset.—Deer Congress Know itoii of this who has the nephew her husband—J. Fred Marden— coining by the steamer Castine from Bel- nished by former residents and free from ! could have avert- city, sympathy Messenger. Mr. and Mrs. am, of .thing on whom she bestowed all the mother-love fast. The meeting was called to order by debt. The sermon was preached by Rev. Elmer Crowell child of many friends in her sad and sudden be- in ;fe. As it was the Rock- the Noble Grand Geneva Thompson of Miz- \Y. B. Hague of Gorham, the employ of Miss Zettie A. Ilamm is in Wateryille, R. a stateroom her tender nature was capable of, and he in j j Woonsocket, I., occupied reavement and by his parents, eight broth- No. 02. The work of the Re- the Maine Society, who was in- | [ g b <>w on the port pah lodge, Missionary she is for a few weeks j near the section of the steamer return loved hei as a true son can love the where substituting damaged aud two sisters. The funeral was held only bekah degree was conferred by the degree strumental in organizing church. e for a space of in a I which was it c lis mi guards a mother. When her health to fail staff of Loyal lodge, No. 92, of Monroe, in a as telegraph operator Western Union City of Rockland, afternoon and was attended ! began in -i.gtl. the of all Saturday by manner which called forth The Maine Universalist convention, ; railings Mr. Marden moved his to her home pleased responses the branch office. with the steamer City if Bang**- Waldo Lodge, 1. O. 0. r., in a Levs. ! family session at Rockland June 6th, adopted i. and on the body. and favorable comments from the delega- ! r;ed away resolution: the en- ^ast Thursday morning iff I'. it.mid 1 and he and his and efficient wife and following “Believing Mr. and Mrs. E. of Dix-I early Ashley A. Smith and Eugene s. Philbrook kindly tions. '1 he floor work was very fine and the George Bussey the staterooms were of all laws on our statutes essen- •• berth costumes lent to the so that the forcement on Mrs. Crowell was thrown from 1 officiated Two H. and son cared for her tenderly until the close of occasion, mont are receiving congratulations the ■ >; tie- rooms biothers, Harry tial to government and good citizen- hap- j work was among the best seen in this sec- good by the shock of the impact when Cm- >Van: her life. We aie poorer and heaven is we the of birth of a daughter, May J-d. Mrs. Bussey w diaries Pullen of New .Jersey, came to at- ship, heartily endorse position i, i The upants, ho tion. Follow ing the conferring of the de- was nut Mr. and services in his recent address and was Miss Lulu Small. ers struck, but injured tend is a richer for her going. Funeral an was out. our governor formerly n the funeral. Following list of the j gree interesting program carried party of 11 igh | ourselves to him in a and Mrs. Crowell said then* was m-lm on j were heal at her late home Monday after-! Just previous to the opening of the lodge, pledge support just g>*od •- dowers: Haip, Mathews Mill; spray of j of laws f >r the Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Gentner arrived by :r.’in Aroostook county, enforcement the little excitement an. •’ tin J Bev. C. A. supper was served the visiting delegations impartial board and very pinks, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Smith and noon, une4th, Purdy officiating, of the liquoi traffic in our boat Mrs. Gentner from in were | and the occasion was one in which ma. suppression j Tuesday morning, i* v.siting Boston, y < left the steame: and amid a wealth of beautiful flowers she ; State.” Resolutions were also passed criti- passengers. They was Leroy Smith: spray of pinks, Mr. and Mrs. gave thanks to the good cooks of Winter- a visit in Hartford, Conn., and Mr. Gentner ■■I the passengers divorce laws of Maine and ask- B. Marsam* of this was also a 1 um-h.c was iaid at iest in the iot in Oak and the Rebekah." of cisiug the j city Eugene Ellis and Mrs. Lucy Hall; family port Mispah lodge. to from a business in the west. panic. pinks ing the Governor to appoint a committee trip on but was a !,< the Grove The dining hall was prettily decorated and the Rockland, sleeping and roses, Mrs. v. Webber and Mrs. B. cemetery. a divorce law uniform with those of v. ere more serious. j the service was of the be>t. lodge secure j William Leavitt of Belfast has been play- took Mizpah States. These officers were elected: collision place. B. cut Mr. and Mrs. 1 other ; •d and her forward Greenlaw; flowers, ( Kuth V died at the home of was instituted Jan. 29, 11*02, and now has center field oil tin* Shaw Business Col- way Mrs. Carey President, Morrill N. Drew, Portland: vice- ing Maurice spray of and roses.1 107 members. The officers of that lodge ; .- for live or six Curtis; pinks her No. 11 Walton street, Wood- Rev. \V. 11. Portland, K. I nine in Augusta. A picture <>f the REAL ESTATE. splinte: daughter, are: Geneva noble ; Alice ! presidents, Gould, lege TRANSFERS IN Mrs. Elbe Harrison and Miss Thompson, grand E. Margaret1 was P. Philoon, secretary, Rev. F. team in the Kennebec ... !:t .>] the Rockland's fords, Me., June 1st,aged 65 years. She Young, vice giand ; Orrie Moody, secretary ; I Auburn; recently appeared Hamsun: 31 Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bethel; treasurer, A. B. Cuolidge, part -d the bow slid ill pinks, Pe the oldest of the Maria Crockett, treasure-■: Kneeland, I Barton, ; Journal. transfers in re;.' •■"tale | born in fast, daughter -J Mary Robert McArthur, The following ; d .is fai hoi Coombs: 31 Mrs. Adah Pierce and ! warden : Lena Portland; trustees, spolls*ms roses, Florence Belches, conductor; j in Waldo Count\ a'.n late Orrin and Lucinda Ileagan) Cunning- Biddeford; A. J. Merrill, Bangor; commit- Miss L. Wilson left to at- were recorded IDgistry | parr gu.lii.d spriutend Mr. and Mrs. Tain Mrs. .•"prowl, R. >. N. G.; Mattie Carieton, L. >. Amy Tuesday SinaBey; tulips, ; in She tee on Rev. C\ R. Au- June l. ''"t’1 i aid's :pp‘-r works, con- ham and -pent her early life Belfast. j N. G.: Frank Downs, outside : fellowship, Tenney, tend the exercises of the class j of Deeds for the week ending guard to next graduating i' d ;.ite... Julia F. pinks, Mis. Lizzie Inn is: burn, chairman. It was voted meet mis into match I>yer: was twice married. Her first husband was Bertha Farnsworth, inside guard : Blanche Kents i Aima E. Bradbury, Belfast. t«> tasl at Biddeford. the afternoon of the Maine Wesleyan Seminary at \ .e i humor's handsome and roses, J. h. and .•"haw, ; Jennie R. S. V. G. year During pink'- Hayes pinks Charles of Thorndike and to them chaplain Grant, ; woman’s Edith Coliseum Co do. ; land in Bellast. ■ I. ken mass. For four Whitney | the anniversary of the Hill, of which her sister, C. Wilson, mses, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. EUen Eat >n, JL S. V. G. The address of j Universa-j 5 Sylvester, j was born one Mrs. Hiram i>. Saw- list of the State was held, 11. and Amelia Cum. d stood by her and then, daughter, welcome was given by Geneva Freeman and missionary society is a member. Charles and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. officers elected : -he coiiid m ik e her way Harvey Grey, of Woodford.-. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Grand of and the following President, to Albert Moiii H yer Whitney Dickey Loyal Rebekah 1 Providence, It. 1., Mis. ,1. Mrs. Ella M. standbiig, Gardiner; Seere- j is < eminence- j ied, continued her course G<-oige J>arby; pinks and roses, u. lodge of Monroe responded. Remarks were C. S. Bickford, ,Sl\ attending lived together .14 years, Jtl years of which j j Miss N. M. Hill, Auburn; Treasurer. uiont: land and buildings in Bellas'. •Cc. laiui at a. m. and 31 Mr. and Mrs. made by Noble Grand Greenlaw of Aurora : tar}-, merit at the University of Maine this week, i Hayes family; pinks, were in Aroostook county. Mr. Whit- Mrs. M. E. Portland. ( harles 11. Belfast, to Mm \ ng the bravery «.f j spent Rebekah bulge of Belfast and Noble Grand Sargent, Coombs, •J. H. Bucklin: spray of pinks, C. M. Per-i j His alma mater has no more loyal son. lie i- Bii mingham of the j ney died Aug. J. 1896, and Sept. 15, 1898, she Fuller of Deborah lodge. Miss Isabel Ginn Clifford, do.; land in Belfast. 1 of Mrs. Elva i j not a since his ho stood alone, waist kms; spray roses and pinks, of Belfast a K. has missed Commencement was married to Mr. Charles K. Carey of i sang solo. President Annie FREEDOM ACADEMY. J. K. Dickey. Morrill. to Louis W .do n mging mattresses into the : Austin Jewett and I. T. Adams of the Rebekah a Jewett, Clough, who survives her. Beside her Assembly gave graduation. back, do. ; land in Morrill. -teauier for half an Portland, hour, >. Per- "hurt address and was followed Maude to Irvin spray of roses, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin by Holds Success!ul (. omniciMrineiit I.. and his J. Donald ! William Emerson, Palermo, -h of watei He was husband aud she leaves three ! M. an 1 John Clement brother, daughter Emery of the Rebekah assembly, Powell, Liberty ; land in Lil>**i t\. not knowing whether kins; cut flowers, Bertha Gray; pillow.' district U. of M. have been in Franklin jik, grandchildren, Stephen W., Alice and Her- deputy president, Mrs. Jennie A. I The commencement exercises at Freedom | Clement, '09, Edwin P. (i i 111 n, Med wav. Mass t<» Etta down under him or not family: cut dowers, Hazel Coombs. Frost of Miss Isabel Ginn bert C. Sawyer, and thiee brothers, Orrin 1 Unity. respond- Academy, June 6th, were among the most on a hunting and fishing trip and will soon Mabel Griffin, Searspoit, land and buildings -team r had a hard time ed to an encore and Joshua Treat of Win- ! j | j lor in Seal sport. at half ail ! ine menus oi tuizaueTn W. of West Somerville, Mass., i successful in the history of the institution, go to the Seaside Inn, Mai Harbor, cl, going speed many Cunningham terport sang a solo. Samuel Adams, past Etta Mabel Grittin. Searsport, to Edwin stem was carried IE of Belfast. of a ! which summer. \ away, j Wnbbei were saddened to learn of her Edgar M. and James Several grand the Grand lodge ol Maine, made despite the unfavorable weather, j the P. Griffin, Medway, Mass.; land in sears- was making water it was short address on the work of the Rebekahs at her home in IBi- years ago she ai.>d herself with the Baptist j the intended ball game with Al- : Bi 11- port. ntities that the learn that Major 11. M. Lord is re- Marshall 4th, aged years j day. the names of those responding, were as Charles E. Johnson, Monroe, to -ton Fi morning and Thumbs Doe and came to Belfast in early in j day and 5 were here June 7th ported as seriously sick in a hospital 11. Rand, do ; land ami Imildii gs in Monroe. I the at East Bos- months, brought follows: railway life, where she received hei education in RESISTING AN OFFICER. and will for his Yerilla F. Lane. Winterport, to Joanna which it is will and interred in the lot in Grove ii Newton, Mass., hope | thought the schools. Jn lM*o she married Mr. family J Three precious jewels—“Good name S. do., land and :n \\ in Bo's- city Hopkins buildings Her place on the Mic was born in the man or woman is the immediate jewe. of speedy recovery. j Webber of and w .th her Cemetery. Belfast, j William Bickford Bound Over to the S. ,1. terport. I elite was taken by the I*e- Demy this city Jeanette j of the late Eben and Court on Tills their souls.” Stephenson. Mrs. Eli Meuiam has returned from East Susan A. M-msur, Mor.roe, to E A. Car- I ..f E. W. daughter Edmunds, ; Charge. Capt. Curtis, husband, who was employed in the Doug-; Athletics—“All work and no play makes penter, Brooks; land and buildings in Mon- \ < were on was for a milliner in this : where she attended the and wTho 1 many years city. W. Williams. Boothbay, wedding, 'ole, lass shoe factory in Brockton, has spent Sheriff Carleton ami Deputy I*. G. Hurd Jack a dull boy.” Thomas roe. e time of tho collision. The she leaves two Frank Edmunds What I learned at Freedom—“It is June 5th, of her son, Henry <>. Ladd, for- Frank A. B. Hamil- life brothers, | of in two last good and Mildred Minard, Mined on the a most of her married in that city. Late- Northport brought prisoners routejwith of Boston and Albert L. Edmunds of Cam- to live and learn.” Herbert Kankin. merly of this city, and Miss Katherine C. ton, Mass., to ira N. T\ Biockton. Mass, | iking repairs. Investiga- ly tlie} bought a residence in Holbrook, Sunday night, captured after an exciting j The best class of the best school in the land and buildings in .Vithport. for the col- j den. Adams of East Boothbay. , \ -ponsibility Mie is survived her parents, a i Chase. Sunday morning Deputy Hurd went I State—“Thy modesty’s a candle to thy Albert Morrill, Belmont, to Herbert E. the by sister, of was in amship officials and Fred Kankin. lion. L. M. Maples Washington \ m [ to Searsmont to arrest one William Towns- merit.” Morrill, do.; land Belmont. >. Mrs. Ella Critchett of this city, and a 1 George \V. Heath died very suddenly I steamboat inspectors \ j Hays of yore—“We wear a face of joy be- the city Thursday, on hi> return from the Ettiie M. Oiciitt, Benton, to A ton J Mr. John \\ Hoe of Bar Harbor* ! June Ttli at his home in Camden. He was hend on a bench warrant from the Penob-! j brother, cause we have been glad of yore.” J. W. convention in Richardson, Jr., Clinton land in Bu alum. the son of John .1. and the late Louisa A. ! second district Democratic fche was a member of Am ora Rebekah scot county court for .selling liquor when a Libby. Be:ij R. Penney, E.eedom, to Ada J. ublicans Choose j Heath, and was born in Bucksportol years Auburn, which he addressed in the interest j Delegates. resident of Hurd met These were followed by informal toasts Harlow, land and bumi. igs in Lodge and of the Vniversaiist church in he had a Bangor. Townshend Lewiston; j ago. Until recently been resident | of Montg< mery's candidacy Freedom. has of One of the iast acts of and William a and short speeches. iu caucus held in Winter- this city. The world been made the I Rockport. loving Bickford, stage driver, who Eva C. *rt, the and Fred E. N. Park. >»imsp his life was the placing of a headstone at were in a Hurd to The exercises were held in church, Mis. AI deli D. t. base fell at her home on U'\vn and dele- better by the influence of her sweet, pure wagon. attempted arrest to Bernard E. do., land and to .ding* committee his Sea ceme- Perry, the grave of mother in View which was and Main strett last life and and Townshend, but be says the man deliber- ! appropriately elaborately early Thursday morning in >eaisport district, county and class her family intimate friends ; tery. She u:ed February 1, 1905. Mr. decorated in the class orange and and sustained a fiactuieof the left Dora F. Monroe, to v.«rah ! who know her worth realize what Heath was a man of excellent ateiy ran him down, his leg being caught in colors, thigh. Thayer, •-chosen as follows: they character, \ a ; he Estes, Belfast; land and buildings B**i and a consistent Christian, and was well the wheel. The was black. Streamers of bunting and evergreen She is doing as well as couid expected i -e—Charles R. Ilill, S. C. have lost in this true and devoted wife, ! deputy dragged some fast. iiked by the community. He was a mem- from the while the ! when her advanced is considered. Perkins, L. P. Ilackett, sister and friend. distance and somewhat bruised, the men depended chandelier, age Edna E. Upton, Camden, to Anna B. | daughter, Her sister, j ber of the Rockport Baptist church and an Hurd here to Sheriff back of the stage was a beautiful mass of of State A. i. Brown Mullen, Lmcolnviile, land and bulniiugs in Mrs. Elia Critchett, was with her during j active member »*t the Christian Endeavor escaping. telephoned j Deputy Secretary i'onvention— David II. flowers. The was as follows: Linco! nville. Society, in which organization he had held Carleton, who immediately started for the program ami liis Arthur F. Brown of Thomas- den, <'hal ies M. Couant, her illness and came home Wednesday son, Lizzie E. Vose, Knox, to Annie E > boate, j the offices of president and treasurer. Al- Music. the scene. The men were located in a farm- ton, are at Rainbow Lake this week fishing, Moiitviile ; land in Kmix. with remains, accompanied by Mr I a resident of he had not though Camden house. The sheriff entered the front door Prayer. '! ru | "uvention—Fred Atwood, and as are botli we ex- Charles L. Whittier, Burnham. Webber. In early life, in school and his interest in the church work in ! M usie. they expert anglers A. It. Jame." days given up just as Townshend jumped out of a back man land and bui; -> m | Fellows, Besides his wife Maud Arlie Ware next week to a record catch of Whittier, do.; in womanhood, .'ho a;wa\> bore herself) Rockport. (Anne Wilson) j window and ran for the nearby woods. Salutatory, pect report Burnham. he leaves his father, John J. Heath of Ells- The iiie with Class History, Madison Whitten Kan.on Downs, T. D. with a sweet that won and held j sheriff opened his*revolver trout. Katon, diguit\ j : two ( 1!. I). Heath of David Tilton .Whitten worth brothers, apt. on the fugitive, who threw up his hands Oration, ! the respect of all win* knew her. The loss I and Fied of and three 1 Music. state Stetson was in Bos u—< < \Y. I. Boston, Rockport, and surrendered when he heard the Superintendent WEDDING BULLS ! Moody, Mrs. slugs ant falls on her w ho has been ; sisters. Myron Achorn oa Rockport, i about ears. Prophecy, Gertrude Grace Gr a ban- | "'in, \ i'. Campbell. 1. heavily husband, whistling his Bickford was ton last Saturday evening attending Mrs. Nellie Sinclair of Ellsworth, and Mrs. i also taken in both Poem, Blanche Crosby Sibley j •. A. c. Couant. constant in his devotion. The funeral took eustod\, and men were some edu- Mnciu.i i.-lli 1.1:1 1. Friends ths aim, Flora Jellison .if to whom much quet given in hoimr of British >. Bangor, to Belfast and in Mon- Music. i .Jepsoii, II. Bakei, 1 j brought lodged jail. | place Wednesday afternoon at the home of is extended. He was a member • Address to cators who are visiting this country for the city have received tie* anuoum-*m prowl of Bangor, who Cushing purpose of studying our schools. Mr. Stet- the marriage Arthur of who had of the funeral of charge services, came down river for and Bickford was Presentation Gifts, N. Y.. l'ormerlv e. ;i• I -John 1 Frederick, (l. pastor, Rev. Ash5*\ A. >mith, officiating. him, son has been invited to go r«* and Ticonderoga, rit\, which were held Sunday at 2 p. m., from I taken before the Belfast Mabel Almira Irish England ; Fisher, F. P. Hacke't, police court, Miss Gertie iIui» 11 of Win.--. t ..mi. liis late home on Mountain stieet. Rev. Nettie Mildred speak on education. and I K. Downs, Fred Clark, The death of All red 11. Rockwell of i | charged with assaulting an officer and liber- Valedictory, Kamsa} W. 1>. Plummer of Chestnut street Baptist | a Singing of Class Ode. The cerein.'in takes place tnda.\, :iu.<- llth, ! ating prisoner. He pleaded not guilty John Simmons of Belfast, Univer- Washington merits more than a passing church officiated. Presentation of Percy ;n \ K iingwood, Frank but made no defense. Sheriff Carleton and Diplomas, at the home of th hride Win.-; 1. The> notice. Mr. Rockwell was born in in Wash- A. M. Pres. Board Trustees sity of Maine, 1900, who holds the rank of 'i Ira H. N. F. | deputies Hurd of Northport and Sprowl of Small, a short in V *i k .uiig, Hurd, Bow.er to wiii spend time New ritv ■ R. of Address Class. in the of the < Inii ie> a. Lewis in 1841 and was the son of the late Eugene Rockland, grand Bangor testified and .Judge Rogers found Graduating Captain military department Curtis, ington | chief of the Grand Music. and with the family of tlu* groom-' hither, patriarch Encampment probable cause and bound the accused over was one of the three Seniors to John L. Rockwell, one of Washington's University, of Maine, 1. O. 0. F., died June 4, after two | to the September term of the S. .J. Court, The speakers all acquitted themselves Mr. Charles II. Mitelieli, in Fen Y N. \ most honored and citizens. He1 weeks’ sickness, with acute Bright’s dis- attain the highest rank in that depaPment, OF RESPECT. respected with bail fixed at $300, which was furnished well. The music Hall’s Orchestra The\ will make theii home in Ticm deroga, | ease. Mr. who for number of by and. will le to the of was ill a long time, but bore his with Bowler, a by Otis A. Wellman and William G. Pres- reported secretary pain added much to the of the even- \. Y. The Belfast friends of Mi. Mitchell years had been prominent in Odd Fellow- ton. enjoyment war for excellence in tactics. i r, (). K. of Liberty has patience. In his death the town lias met military ship, was elected to the head of the Grand ing. Taken as a whole it was one of the extend congratulations. -Dug resolutions: with a loss. He was a last October. He was born in At a well attended caucus | great public spirited Encampment The Recent Yacht Race to Bermuda. most successful held since the Republican in graduations Father in His who loved his town and labored to en- Palermo, Waldo county, 1853. In 1354 his held in Brooks the dele- Heavenly man, of the school. II. G. Saturday evening Tucker Pays the Penalty. taken from our frater- parents moved to Rockland. Mr. Bowler founding Principal hance its interests. His The unfavorable weather conditions on gates to the class convention to he held at sterling integrity, was a of Rockland school the board of trustees, Class Presi- ; "ter, Edith Farrar; there- graduate High the 20) set for the start of the re- Clement, .June 12. Charles Louis Tucker and to made and Gaskell commercial of Man- day (May Monroe June 30th were a unanimous Boston, genial disposition fidelity duty college cent race of 40-foot dent Fred Kankin and members of the class by yacht about boats from >f Auburndale was electrocuted at the Mas- I her and Christian him a favorite with all classes. His wife chester, N. II. lie also attended tte East vote instructed to present the name of Mar- patience Gravesend Bay to Bermuda, resulted in the are all to be warmly congratulated. The t others her Maine conference seminary at Bucksport. sachusetts State prison at 12.12.^ o’clock throughout long and one daughter, his aged mother, 88 years almost immediate dismasting of the Lila cellus J. Dow as a candidate for represen- ne.vs is of our coin- For a number of years he had been asso- class comprised fifteen members as follows: \ worthy and the return of the Tamerlane to port tative to the [his morning, pursuant to a sentence of of age, one sister, the wife of C. B. Hall of ciated with his father in the grocery busi- Nettie legislature. with her, the master of the Gauntlet, how- College Preparatory Course, death issued him as the for Belfast and one F. C. Rockwell of ness and in the manufacture of lime. Mr. against penalty | in her deatli Arbutus brother, ever, deciding to take chances and proceed. Mildred Ramsay, Howard Nelson Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Paul arrived last n F. has lost a devoted Bowier was a member of Knox Lodge, No. Mabel Almira Irish. having murdered Miss Mabel Page, who \ S., Washington, Me., survive him and during Two days later the two belated yachts sail- Saturday from Marrillia New ■"di at Searsmont a faithful 29; Rockland Encampment, No. 36; Miriam Latin Scientific Park, Mexico, was found stabbed to death at the his illness ministered to his ed again, and with a fair wind the Tamer- Course, Perley Dale dead, hei friends and a long lovingly Rebekah Lodge, No. 33, and Canton Lafay- David Tilton to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Paul. neighbors lane was able to set a straight course, which Thurston, Whitten. secluded home of her father on a Weston want. He was a life ette. He became a member of the Grand helper, yet all feel that our every long Democrat, won her the race. Hard luck continued to English Scientific Course, Madison Whit- Mr. Paul holds a in a | professorship college on ■iI and we bow in Encampment, Oct. 17, 1900, after which his ten Fred highway March 31, 1904. gain a member of the I. 0. O. F. of Worcester, pursue the Lila, which vessel did not take Banton, Cushing Kankin, Maud in New Mexico, there from nee to the will of Him who advancement was markedly rap d. Mr. Arlie going Kansas, | and of A. 0. U. kindly to the big seas she encountered, and W’are, Blanche Crosby Sibley, Mass., Washington Lodge, Bowler was a man for where he held a similar and wdiere *Hi, and extend our loving excellently quadfied bore away for Hampton Roads, abandoning Gertrude Grace Grant. position, NEWS OF THE GRANGES. Hie of Me. He was buried his and his administration to the bereaved family and W., Washington, position the race. The fact that the yacht Tamer- Commercial Course, Chester Bowler he found his bride, who is now making her time of his death was most successful. Phil Judson Wednesday, June 5th, from his residence in lane was able to beat the Gauntlet when Cushman, Bryant, Ralph Del- first visit east. He leaves a wife to mourn his death. Comet Grange, Swanville, has changed '•ur charter be draped in that craft had two days the start of her bert Young, Robert Elijah Gay, William Washington, Rev. J. H.Tramner officiating. its time of from to Mon- ! day.", these resolutions be demonstrates most emphatically that in Alphonzo Thompson. Mrs. Maria Pierce, Mrs. E. S. Bowker, meeting Saturday ur The members of Lodge, I. O. 0 Mrs. Emma H. Watson died June 3d at records, copies sent to Appleton boat sailing wise judgment on the part of Mrs. C. A. Pilsbury, Miss C. M. day evening. ■ her Cutter, The Republican Journal, F., were present, also the Lodge of A. O. U* summer home in Weymouth, Mass., the sailing master often counts for more Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wright of Hope are Mrs. J. W. Miss A. V. will memo- al and News after an illness of several weeks. She was than brave ardor. The Jones, Field, and Dingo Grange, Freedom, hold Bangor Daily W. of Washington and a large number of sailing master of receiving congratulations on the birth of a born in 59 ago, a Rev. D. L. Wilson drove to Freedom Tues- rial services in their hall June Chicopee, Mass., years the Tamerlane was Thomas Fleming Day, son. Grandpa Burgess came from Sears- Sunday, 17th, H /Committee on neighbors and friends. To his widow and of Abner D. and was the t Bing, daughter Abbey, editor of that yachting mont to see and to attend the Waldo at 2 o’clock m. Rev. C. W. W popular magazine, Sunday welcome his first day County Congre- p. Ross of ! Ripley, j Resolutions. to Mrs. Cora E. Butman, an only child, we wife of the late Isaac Watson, a prominent The Rudder. The was a $1,000 prize cup. grandchild.—Carndon Herald. gational Conference. Unity will deliver the address. TROY. | BtJCKSPORT. In the terrific thunder storm and HON. WILLIAM P. FRYE. County Correspondence. Miss Evie Moore returned home from gale this week....A wedding which passed over the village Sunday after- (Masurys Brockton, Mass., noon, a House on Bridge street owned occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. by A Friend for MORRILL. Charles Williams and occupied by .lames Family in Troy, June 12th. Their J. K. Dickey and family move to Massa- Charles Moore H. Pease was struck and damaged, the Evie Moore, and Mr. Baker, knocked down and some l Years chusetts this week....Presiding Elder H. R. daughter Miss chimney clothing Thirty ! were in Railroad Doth of Brockton, Mass., united set on fire. Mr. Pea.-e, who was alone in Haskell spent Sunday with the Morrill C. Lamb....E. 1’. marriage by Kev. J. the house at the time, escaped injury and Dear Sirs:— church, preaching twice. This was his first Hopkins has shipped hoops from Lnityto extinguished the flames. A. L. Estes We have used “L. F.” Medicine for visit here ami his sermons were much en- the amount of £1,800—Mrs. with last thirty years and always keep joyed. He appointed Mrs. Nellie Thomp- spent last week in Concord, Mass., Maine’s Industrial the her Sarah Parsons.Mrs. Progress house. Could not do without son Morgan as pastor of the church here to mother, Mrs. it in the ! of Charles of Worcester, Mas#., is the best medicine I can Paints fill the caused the Longley it. It's spring vacancy by resignation L. B. Material in the manufactur- Rev. Wm. Vaughan. Mrs. Morgan will visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. progress Have been sold in lit are of the of find. June at the Mr. and Mrs. George Ward ing industries State Maine is occupy the pulpit Sunday, 24th, Harding... H. If. FARNHAM. for 50 usual hour—Baptist Quarterly meeting visiting their daughter in Massachusetts. shown in a preliminary report of the nearly years will hold a wed- Water Me. at the church Saturday and Sunday, June Mr. and Mrs. Guy Luce census bureau. The figures are for the 812 St., Gardiner, June 18th at the home of the BECAUSE t'.eycHt •, 16th and 17th — The Waldo County Veter- ding reception calendar year 1004, as compared with I9°4- W. Cook-The Ladies' Feb. 23, an Association held a successful meet- bride’s father, K. the of the 12th very Reuben 1000, year taking census, Bitters ing at the hall last Thursday. The Aid will meet with Mrs. Rhoades The True “L. F." Atwood's Grange June 20th. and showing the number of establish- uncertain weather in the Wednesday afternoon, cure and headaches: prevent morning kept ments in 1904 to have been 8145, an in- dyspepsia on,y i many away, but the hall was well filled in A friend you can depend $ 1.00 crease of 9 the invest- colds. family the afternoon and a good program was en- FREEDOM. per cent; capital ed was $143,707,750, an increase of 27 upon. are the most joyed. Comrades from Freedom, Unity, Sunday, June 3d, commencement exercises they econom Brooks, Montville, Swanville, Waldo and per cent. opened at Freedom Academy. This is two offered. l)o not accept any Belfast were present. The hall was very Other statistics are as follows: I prettily decorated for the occasion. weeks later than last year’s exercises. Number of salaried officials, clerks, and order by the name M.\s Every tiling in the program went off as well etc., 3772. increase 25 per cent; salaries only of the Authorized Air* as could in of the showers SWANVILLE CENTER be desired spite paid $3,988,797, increase 35 per cent., and the storm except Sunday Wednesday, average number of wage earners 74.95s. Edgar Cunningham of New York and the to the bas beall team disappointment increase 8 cent.; HASON Mrs. Bullard of Bangor visited Mrs. Webb in the refusal of Hartland Academy to play per wages $32,691,759, RALPH H. ROCKWOOD, & the for June 8th. Several increase 67 per cent.; total amount ol HALL last week — Mrs. Beal is not gaining as game advertised guests who were expected, at the alumni products $144,020,197, increase 2> per fast as her many friends wisli — Mrs. L. banquet Wednesday noon failed to appear, cent. W. Clements and son of Monroe were Civil & Land but a number of under class men had been The live principal industries are stated Engineer Surveyor. WANTED guests of Mrs. White last Thursday— invited to attend, and 118 were served. The to lie hoots and cotton shoes, goods, Surveys and esti mates for railroads, lady < <»\ir Mr. Jennys is gaining slowly—Mrs. Hor- speaking was good and everyone enjoyed lumber, paper and wood pulps and wool competent to operate si Simp.. ace Marden has returned to Ehode Island. themselves. Following is the program for wharves, water works and sewers. I?\bj:kikmti> en goods. Machine preferred, otherwise e — the Mrs. Herbert Maddocks its gaining— week: leal n to and STOCKTOX SPKIXiS, MAINE willing to operate Alfred Maddocks is at home helping his Sunday, June 3, in.3rt a. in. Baccalaureate ser- chine. Tre puy will lie ssitistm father.Louise Robertson of Frankfort mon, Rev. David N. Beach, President Bangor Coming Events 611113* son. Addrese ;«t mice. is visiting at the home of her E: A. Theological Seminary. 7.30 p. m. Vesper ser- 2 W23 Itox 12ft Align ■ uncle, vices. David M. Beach. Robertson... Hie thunder storm Address, Rev. ..During .June 1 in. Base Ball —Freedom The annual Maine festival will be- .‘Saturday tlie struck the side Monday, p lightning by Academy vs Goodwill Farm. 8 p. in. .Junior held in Bangor Oct. 4. -land 6, and it, of the road between II. Man’s ai d Charles Prize Exhibition. Portland Oct. 8, 9 and 10. Man’s-Comet Grange has changed the Tuesday, .June : p m. (’lass Day exercises. s|T IS ECONOMY time of meeting from Saturday evening to Music by Lotus Maie Quartette. 8p in. com- Male con The Maine Press Association's Monday evening-II. 1\ White went to mencement concert Lotus Quartette -to rsuv- cen Co. Lotu•» .Male Miss Maude mittee of lias decided Winterport Sunday to visit his father, P. quartette; arrangements Andrews, reader, ‘-is^ May (Ictelicll, accom- the Ocean as White — There is to he a celebration upon Ffonse headquarters .July panist -ith for the association its outing t in Carter’s grove, Swan Lake, with Wednesday, dune 12 m. Alumni Banquet. during dancing during the day in the new Carter 2 p. in. Base Bad Fi •• doui Academy vs. Mart- York the week cl July 2. cottage. land Academy (eane.dlrd ) 8 p. in. graduating exercises or f-lasv .a ltifln. Address by James THE COLONIAL PA I XT Steven* of Man e l niversity. Music by Hall’s CENTER MOM YILLE. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. Orchestra, Water\ Ueciiuse tin* msiiiiifsi<*tplace s A thunder shower made some local hits on ., cv(‘n <*uai a Stale eluMnisi’s early Satui day morning which caused WINTERPORT The Republican voter- of Waldo o.-ian quite notified To inert by dele-rates in <•< a loss A pretty wedding took place at the home hereby nualv.-O^ of property. A holt struck Joseph tioi: a.t the Court House, Belfast, on Mliowing i(s The barn. Two horses of Mr. 1 >a*iie' Young JuneBd. occasion Perry’s were gotten out, AUGUST ■ been was the of his Klva M. WEDNESDAY, ist, igoG, ■ .!. senate. Mr. Five lias always but four one marriage daughter, <|.M 1" T)' nruul. J cows, yearling, one calf, a hog, 1 ABSOLUTE PURITY. Clement of Monroe. o’clock in the forenoon, to nominate l’.nut. in the ses- torty with and Young, to Mr. Howard at 10.30 \y v, :i. (.. June 11, very punctual attending hens, harnesses, vehicles, delates f<.r Senator, sheriff', Clerk <•! < | rJ'he ceremony wn> {»erformeil by Kev. W. i;.-_ t and mental sions ol the senate. Occasionally lie tools, were burned. There was only -'2oo A. Luce in tiie of the immediate County Attorney. County Treasurer, Senna Five's presence — physical l)eeds. ami C'-unty Commissioner. A No to insurance. bolt a relatives and Lite bride but Another struck post in of the bind-* groom. ,-i- : v:*( : : •; age of T-“> is tlie is missed from bis familiar seat, .1 county C''lmnitt'ee ami Ir-Misaet any «>ti r'pe in white and carried a C. A. Whitten’s horse down was prettily gowned lies* winch may properly come beb re 1 ■ with are that he is a short barn, running a. v.u. come in contact I the chances only of The have ’ll- to the sill. The post was ruined but no lire bouquet pinks. young couple vr-nti ne to ■ ■ & ied COOPER their ami town will entit 2li the best wishes of friends- Laeh ‘ie :.ir* old man of distance away in the cloak ensued. A hen that a nest many eiry grand perhaps setting occupied one addition 11 tor ey.-i .r t CO., the jjate, and (Idey-ate y at the foot of the was Mizpah Lodge of Rebekahs entertained a post unharmed, hut i* = «• AGENTS REX FLINT KOTE ROOFING. ... j >< no older than many room, puffing oi good cigar. Kebakahs of Monroe, Belfast and Unity vote-east for the Kt puhliea‘h eamlifiate j the eggs under her were all broken.M. in ami one additional ••• i■.: is still a and the ernor 1904, -■> life are at 'Ini in Mr. Frye quite night notwithstanding e oi.gressional years M. Wentworth is constructing cream tanks Wednesday twenty-live or nn re votes in cxees- t had a and a good with some of his from selected He his first order rain large attendance fortv v-des. and (die additional del. n v • r compared pine. got otl among youngster left Satin <- t ,.e prodigy from “Roctor’RRyer of this town.The time-Miss Harriet .Moody day town that cast twenty-live tes ami colleiH:ims ii. the senate. Just across a with relatives in Boston and vi- for the candidate bd c pi .j-. who the acreage of corn will be >iuall in this town. for visit forty Republican approached basis follow he..- ;,T .... Miss Laura is at home in l‘je4. I'poa tin- the ■ the center aisle from him. and so near If the wet weather sweet cinity Thompson “PENNYROYAL r continues, thg, PILLS excellent pre been made from Boston for a viMt.... M is> Bertha Boy has --or a[Jlj g. I reach across cow.-dips, and pond lillies will be the i«-.id- r ■senator Orville I that they could almost ingtoii has gone to Revere Beach for the Be If.. -1 .lb Mori ill of menstruation.” They are M I’ll S.\ V AIKS' iii_ crops.Dr. E. W. 'Lapley of Belfast .-'Not is season_Mrs. W. F. Atwood of Bangui Belli out tbj'O)' womanhood, of and ■ ■'. 1, ■. who died last and shake hands without rising, and I):. T. N. Reason of Morrili removed a aiding development organs was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L^wis At known for women them is cancer from the iip of Rhineas B. Freach Bunin.nr e I’rospoel. sj remedy equal Cannot :. old. Senator f Alabama, lie Miss a s;,i tban eighty years Morgan wood last week.... Jessie Baker is — LecL i.es a Junedth. “Uncle Rilin'’ is doing well and Frankfort .. ) Searsmoet. \ p.t-a.sure. $1.00 5M.K 8U >\ KY 31 is a hike Mr. home from Eoitiand for the summer... Sears i. e.-' an.a I jan'e in his eighty-third year. everyone wishes him well, lie owns up to Freedom.,v port by druggists. UK. Mu'iT'S CliUMKAL Cu., Ll. Mrs. Emma Hayes Uarrabee of Ned St- ekton >p’ ex- -S years, but he is one whose heart is ever Lynn, ;: .■ nt r.■ the oldei mett, it they the Alabamian is an SwauviiU*... mi! 8AI.K I5Y If, II MOIlin Frye, aged R. and wife of Mass., is visiting ln-r parents, Mr and Mrs. •Jack-on...i young.John Mayhew Knox. :: Thorndike. I tc lile. life. No late A. — The many friends of Mr. ee in jut emplar of the simple Searsmont were at W. In Tasker’s last Hayes :: H. W. Emerson are much Liberty. Troy. week... M. C. and G. A. Gordon had tele- and Mrs. pleased 3 v for func- and for him. Lineo’nx ih'c. Unity.4 ji.t after many dinners sleepless vigils see them at h me after a two phones put in on tlie New England line re- to again Monroe f> " a'.do as exists in returned tions ■.11.i r hostesses want them He eschews public gatherings, cently. years’ stay Colorado. They Montvtile " inti rport last week and were the:r l'o 'ti- and in good accompanied by Vaeam ies in am dele 'ation can ion i,. tasl.icuable feasts, ahsieniious'y, keeps phy- Sanborn-A of no ii« >. niece, Miss Alice report a re-i lent ot tie* or town where t! vm-.d Mai'ceilr J. lie does a i sijKs by city Dow, mrs want them at this and sical e million, although the exere ses of the Winterport cies exist. A few of the summer have arrived. graduating people school is in another column : The eommittee will bo in ■ at ?! •• ItKOOK-. ■ an of work. In the same High g:'.**n county NOTIC vast mint ! the tax •ii,a .•: ;a, wiiere upon a dozen of the are at o’clock a. in. -m tie About half fifty cottages also a iepert of the Republican caucus. Court House nine day man in the froi t row oi senate seats as Senators the convention to receive tlie eied’ i.- Th : .. great. No now ied. The season is late and oecnj cold, are to tin -aim- a delegates requested presuit as been more i-'ivt -in.i Morgan, only little farther ow- !,|y sought and the gardens are very backward, sotTH THOIJND1 KK. promptly. Dry and fancy Goods, < on a e is an- I’er order of the lie publican Count ■ lie is ani >nd on tl Democratic side, rains and the from nt .-.ay han .•senator Frye. ing to the abundant large Lewis l’hilbrick has returned CKn. }•: .JOH N-i »N. ('hainn ia. of whom of in tiie M \KK T. Se. 1 a ,1 \ hi i.i ■:vi speaker and has an enter- other oninp narkm. the ~ighl amount heavy teaming the roads Vassal boro, where he has been attending DODHK, Belfast, Me.. Mav 1*4, A. D lOum Millinery of the town are in bad con- Frank Walker .uid Department ai> .-onality. Hut hebf as never must make Senator Frye feel young. southern part school_Mr. and Mrs. Winston Pettus (lit* >ii, the good work done son of Troy spent Sunday with their daugh- bun a ..mile at both ends. While He is Senator -Mward notwithstanding them_Mrs. \Y. S. IVndleton, who ter, Mrs. Mary My rick — Miss Alfeda -5* OUR MILLINERS hern 1*21. He is upon others 1 een existing at a mad of Alabama, July has been in New York for medical treat- Ward is at home for a short vacation- a ■ old* r than Mr. ment since last September, came home Miss Hattie Works of Brooks is with Mrs. pace. u.-t.mine energy unnaturally. almost ten years Frye, few days ago. She was accompanied by Hannah Hunt.... Mr. Fred Boanlman ... hei n living the who. was born 2, 11 HAVE YOU TRIED M: simple September her husband, ('apt. W. S. IVndleton, her spent last Saturday m Burnham.. .Mr. three the new Quick Desserts that grocers are tit,. As ms advanced in years lie Senator Pettus, too. is an exemplar 'ister-in-law, Mrs. Lew is of Brooklyn, and Mrs. liichard Higgins were the guests now are termed sons. Lester, \Y. S. Jr., and of their Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patter- selling? They justly u the IVndleton, parents, '.as niself more and more, of the sin ole life. He lives in to Make” as all are in Judson Pendleton, M. !>., and a trained son, Sunday... The Now and Then Club “Easy ingredients [ which is in a invalid ear TO Til K !■! I o l-‘ 1 1:1 ... ; 'll uve abundant energy eastern section of the city, nur>e. They came private will meet with Miss Grace Wing next Fri- the package. Three complete products-* on w ithout change to Belfast. These cars are evening— Mr. and Mrs. Gorham Ham- VICINITY : o oil’, .n i. tin the service of lus tl most seetioi His house is day quiet (die end is with K. A. legantlv fitted up. specially lin spent .Sunday Mr. and Mrs, f*' limit .I-- of from the Ill ! On in,” fh- m> M ill c -icents. but a few steps capita.. arranged for.the sick, with additional apart- Leach_Tickets are now on sale for the h:iv«‘ been unable t«» tak“ :«t• ments for nurses and The rest Hillside will D-Zerta Iiiro.l :i Mr. 1 W l‘ ki;. J;,■; death of Nil's. Fry. they the early morning he is up with the physicians. quilt which Grange dispo*eof is fitted a" a parlor car with chairs for the June 2nd. There will be several valuable ar- and D-Zerta Perfect Jelly ! ami out* of lb.* b ad’ti” eye -)_! other Quick Pudding « Since suii and lin k diversion, among or triends. Mrs. Pendleton stood ones to I Now Yor < ii> 'lot vo 'I','.. ■onsiderably. family ticles and numerous smaller he sold at and D-Zerta Dessert 10c. per package, f CM ill” •!»•]*.t Mil' 'i' -.MU-- •'! t to has lived with in tending the that the long .journey well, but was greatly ex- beside the quilt. The Grange will furnish M: i'ne quietly tilings, squirrels Ice Cream Powder, 2 packages for 23 I stninionts. mm m atherimm*; hausted tor some *J4 hours after reaching a Ice cream and cakewil be on •! i> ■ slipper. of each. A s.'ino of Ml* I. o|'M” in. enters I ere in winter and dock in thecapitol jmunus >he is though cents, l-'ive choice flavors home. steadily improving, .sale and a line program is expected. The till' co ;■ 11 v it is tc ill the as to sit Adelaide trial will convince how easy M •>" ■ <1 kep the air in ids favor- But Mr. Frye has some seniors on not y et able up—Miss Grange hope loi a large crowd and will do you sell our io_i opgjj Hatch, who lias been teaching in Hender- their best to entertain them. An ii citation have the finest desserts with no labot : classes for.m.v >!.no. Mai.- it, hi. nuts during the summers iean side of the senate cham- .Dine llepub son, Me., the past year, came home i> extended to ad. Admission free.... Last and little expense. Order to-day. are in NIi :: ., His ahstemieus habits ber. (Hie of them is "I'l.cle Shelby" nth for the summer vacation-The High Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Ward enter- school will close June loth. (>ther depart- tained Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Ward and son kru. Wasiiington. He eats ( idiom of Illinois, who was horn in FRANKLIN H ments closed a week earlier.... Capt. John l'.<:win. Mr. and Mrs, John Ward, Mr. and /T~ JL jo,,,., ;..j v. c i-s to bid and thus November Davies of sell. Holih-wood arrived at < ien- Mrs. F.verett Ward. Mrs. Salome early, Wayne county. Ky. Ward, 07 High Street, IJKI » \ June 7th. After dis Mabel I ryant lias returned home brooks, where she has been attending High ■ as Illinoisan’s h nhu J.ike Mr. Man p old up their model years the school_,The Fast base bull for summer.... David L. Ciaig had a Thorndike^ S’ < idiom comes the *ha: : Five. tlnly because of Frye. "Fucle Shelby team played a game with the Troy team sewre attack of heart trouble last week — last .The score was 7 to W in Peerless off his onerous this m x the Saturday.. this ie to turn up for reduction year by Miss Grace in response to the Bishop’s call for help for favor of the Thorndike hoys— veteran senator with the to he elected in the autumn. Wing and Miss Gertrude Littlelield attend- I dip. legislature the M. F. church in San Francisco, Cal., Senator sits another ed the commencement exercises a: Freedom ease n middle life. lie gets up Bight behind Frye a lec- lb v. C. A. Purdy gave stereopticon Academy. i ■■ man—senator William 1>. Allison to t. >; early in the forenoon old ture last Saturday evening which was well Molasses and Sugar Cakes s was born in March s NOT. I'll ITEMS. NoticE in attendance ot Iowa. He Ohio, exhibited 7" tine view of tire SEAKSl'OKT aim i,.-'.ant upon attended. He 10c. per Id isgti. anil is therefore two the mak- aou n m e meetings. lie is a member ■j, years city before and after earthquake, Charles Dorr was at home from Mack's over to ing a very interesting evening’s entertain- Point last of six ii.i, ittees, and if all of them older than Mr. Frye. Crossing Sunday. I ment. Levi Poor of Augusta, was in town Lunch 10c. lb there is an- Crackers, per Held weekly meetings be would have the Democratic side again, last week_B. I* Toothaker of Belfast j Charles Masure has employment in Sears- TO THE PUBLIC Mon- visited his daughter, Mrs. G. B. Dyer, last! port, doing mason work. 3 lbs one n every week day forenoon. other veteran in Senator Henry petlng week_Out of town people who came to I was horn Miss Bessie M. Mathews visited friends The in mit tees of the senate are not roe Teller of Colorado, who attend the funeral of Miss Edith Farrar in Swanville a few days last week. Soda Crackers, 3 lbs. 25c. is an last week were L. is. Kobinsou and wife of I ; so ;: dastrious as that, but Mr. Frye hack in 1S30. He, too, exemplar Rockland, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mr. C. A. Miss Irene Black was in Swanville re- 6 1-2e. per lb. b. or live life and lias survived to a has a nnnittee meeting four of the simple McAllister of Rockport, Mrs. Georgia cently, the guest of Mrs. Zenas Hartshorn. j PURE ICE CREAM hard work J. F. Mr. and Mrs. H. X. days in every week. And when that ripe old age of by unpreten- Hobbs, Burgess, Woodcock of Camden, Mrs. Alice Hobbs George YV. Partridge has a large crew of Best Common Crackers, Is over there comes the session of the tious habits. Mrs. H. M. of men in his employ cutting and hauling pil- manufactured. All orders prompt of Dope, Ripley Melrose, ORAl®0 5 1.2c per lb S' Mass., J. R. Dunton, Esq., Mrs. Julia ling. ly tilled, both in and out of city. I WALDO CO W. C. T. U. CONVENTION. BREAKFAST IN A COW CAB1P. Ward well. Miss Margaret Dunton, R. F. Mrs. YV. L. Matthews has returned from sell by the gallon, in bricks, or in Dunton, Esq. and wife, Miss Helen Dunton Frankfort, where she had been teaching of Belfast... Mrs. Hie Waldo County Woman's Chris- at six in the morning v.e found and Mr. Elon Gilchrest school. Cream single creams. | Up J. M. Hobbs of Yankton, South Dakota, is tian Temperance Union holds its an- much in the camp. The big wag- her Mrs. L. W. Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Cleaves of Sears- (unsweetened doing visiting mother, Barlow, Parlors now at No. 99. Street. Emma Mrs. were here last week and have moved open High imal convention in Monroe -June 20th. on attracted us at once, for ttie end- and sister, Mrs. Taylor. port Hobbs moved with her family to Iowa in their furniture to the village. made with : I of Rhode Island is down from the scrupulous Mrs. K Barney gate, or tail-board, let where resided nine In in 1874, they years. Win. M. Merithew and daughter, Miss and a one. Miss S. a stake in the 1883 west to Yankton, where care for those who tin speaker, good back, propped by ground, they journeyed were called to Monroe last Sun- „„ 6. B. MARSANO. now make’ their home. This is her Theodate, A. Mansm of Monroe is cliairman of a table around which stood sev- they to attend the funeral of Mr. Merithew’s formed lirst visit to the home of her girlhood for :V2 day sister, Mrs. Caroline Durham. Demand the Best the ri: m it tee on entertainment, and eral cowboys disposing of quantities of years and it came near being her last, for was on board the steamer of Rock- All and Around the lire stood she City Dodge’s Coknek. The Ladies’ Benefit I Borden’s Condensed Milk Co., N. Y. genera; information. reports ham and eggs. — land which collided with the City of will hold a at the aml !.\- and and from which others Ban-j Society meeting Grange Carriages lines euid be in by June 20tli, at the pots pans June 7th. She says the experience is Hall on the afternoon of June 19th. A ^ -■■■ * tin and gor pic- of the crew filled cups plates. for a lifetime, — bites: Following is a list of county something to be remembered j nic supper will be served Mrs. A. J. Oh, how good was the smell of ham Matthews is improving slowly from the v:;a tendents, to whom all sup reports upon the keen morning air! Well, if T.IItEKTY. accident she met with last week, but was Harnesses. should be sent. this was the chuck wagon, we were in- K. G. Norton, who lias been in Arizona unable to attend the funeral of her sister, SWEET PI Mrs. Tolford Durham, which took at in schools deed glad to meet it. Hut these real for tlie few months on business, re- | place Temperance instruction past the home in Monroe last Mrs. Dur- didn't look so much like liem- last Sunday. 11. D cowboys turned 11 Iris home in this village Fri-1 ham had friends in this who 4 oz. for 10c M is (ieoigia T. Woods, Troy, F. as we here many vicinity ington" pictures expected; him the remains of his her demise and extend Ada lb day, bringing witli j deeply regret sym- ;.ml Mitiugs Banks, Mrs. was one in overalls, dark llannel shirt, family. *Seeds* to the atllicted all first who died there several years i pathy I have a large stock of carriages of Belfast. vest, small felt hat—named Boston, so wife, jjrier, and is hand, and Western Car- Cattle Owner’s wife but not ago. She was a native of this town, t kinds on custom I'eaee and Mrs. the said, NORTH ST(H KTON SI’RINRS. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ POOR & SON, Dili, arbitration. Gertie in the beauti- ! realizing Boston's possibilities, we turn- now buried with her people riages from the best manufacturers. on Ci. k 11. F. 1 >. at Sherman’s Corner — Cecil is at work Tray, ed from him to Pete. There was the ful little eemeterv Moody Mosquito; If in want look stock over be- I will attend the De- Mountain. please my '1 in hat. mackinaw, Several of the veterans emperance teaching Sunday big sheepskin “chaps," the G. A. if. at Beware of Seed! fore partment Encampment of her Imperfect purchasing. HAMLIN sc 1 "u.s. Mrs. Abbie V. Waldo clinking spurs, heavy quirt all the Mrs. Richards is visiting daughter, Ilussey, Portland this week—Harry Patti, who, Mrs. Emma rear of Windsor Hotel. Belfast. attributes of the cowboy. A a Partridge. Repository fetation. j picture with his brother Frank will build steam Do not purchase any Timothy Seed that has j our con- ! from the men interrupted saw mill in Montville, lias returned front Miss Helen Littlefield is in Prospect at Soldiers and Mrs. Carrie F yell not got the analysis of the Maine State Ex- 17,f sailors, ".lack’s horse is bucking!” Boston, where he went to buy machinery, work for Mrs. Murch Clark. H. C. WARDEN. ; temptation: Station. Insurance L* Belfast. it was. a well and is now at work for a time with Frank periment Black. j And, sure enough, .Tack, \V. F. Ellis is seriously ill with at his with Hennett. Mr. Paul has tire reputation of dropsy j sat can be for k Mrs. Clara Hamilton ; built Indian, “pinto" per- tlie home of his son, Fred Ellis. Low grade Timothy purchased STOCKTON SPRINGS, ]-Aangelistic, being a very fine tnachanic. G. A. Palmer Knza Belfast. i feet calm, it bucking all over the plac e cents bushel less than BELFAST & MOOSEHEAD LAKE Mis. Ilnnnewel), is doing a good business at his foundry at Blanchard of is vis- thirty per good i while his sombrero, his countenance Lincoln Sandypoint Fuss and Franchise, Miss F. F. Mil the present time, and is making several his Mrs. Adelaide Par- quality. Writes ail torms of braids over his shoulders iting daughter, if A ILROA D COM PA X V * i. North Searsmont. I and the heavy castings for Mr. Paul—Miss Genie Ban- tridge. Do not take that will test less than 99 with the best Medal (ontests, Miss Maude E. Mon i remained equally unmoved. His general croft of New York, who has spent several any Ci.erk's Office, einiipaii of the standard rat* was more like Boston’s than summers with Mrs. E. L. Mitchell in this James Grant, the popular manager per cent. pure. Belfast, Me.. .lone*;. ioem». at the roe. West Troy. get-up is a cart in this vicin- that of and he was one of the village, arrived in town Sunday and will Marsh store, driving Not.ce is hereby given that the annual meeting Meuv, Mrs. Cassie Roberts, Belfast Pete, We are now taking into store a car load of of lliis will E>e held at the Court SURETY BUNDS for Cashier> on the Ileser- remain during the summer-Mrs. J. J. ity again. corporation F. 1L best all-around cattlemen House in Belfast. 4, 1R06, R. Walker is in New York visiting her son Timothy that tests 99 per cent. pure. Also Wednesday, July and Trustees. vation our host said—a little lesson that Partridge and his son, Lyman, Jr., at 10 o’clock A. M.,for the purposes, Social Mrs. M. C. Staples were Lyman following purity, Don and other relatives... .Services will build several cellars at the village and best quality Red Clover, Alsyke Red Top viz: Telephone Connection. Belfast. signified “Fine chaps do not necessarily Rev. E. E. held at the church Sunday, by have begun the work. and Hungarian. 1st. To hear and act upon the reports of the Loyal Temperance Jwgion, Miss S. A mean fine cowpunchers.” Morse of Morrill.The rain last week directors, treasurer ami trustees. Mansur. Monroe. Other men were saddling the ponies kept several of our people from attending Mrs. Flora Marden and Miss Jessie Mar- We have choice Seed Oats. Also 2-Row Seed 2d. To elect nine directors foi the ensuing E. that the Cattle Owner was roping down the county grange in South Montville den called on friends at the village and in and for feed. year. Narcotics, Mrs. F. Frost, Belfast Harley nice clean Harley 3d. To act upon other business that may the river. This in addition .June 5th, the Commencement at Freedom, Searsport recently. any 1 Mrs. L. A. Rhodes, Lin by process, legally come before said meeting. 4w23 New Custom Literature, June and the meeting of the Waldo to Jack’s was as good as a Wild fith, Maik Ward had his at the Per order,' WM. H. QUIMUY, Clerk. colnville. R. F. I>. riding, Veteran Association in Morrill graphophone West which the on County Roberts sclioolliouse last and Christian Citizenship, Mrs. Alma Show, grandstand June 7tli_On account of the extreme wet Sunday gave the bank was thoroughly appreciating. several sacred selections during the ser- I Cole. Elling wood’s Corner. ness of the soil many farmers have been CARRIAGE looked from a vices. Fairs, Alice G. Kane, Searsport, R. However, when Cook up unable to plant a single thing up to this THE SWAN & SIBLEY CO. F. I>. pan of eggs to say: “Any time you date. They cannot yet work the ground George Dunaver has a large number of Insurance Solicitors lirst class in said the other from Belfast, Feb. 20, lflOfi.—tf8 Warranted Flower Mission, Mrs. E. E. McKin- girls want your breakfast, it's ready,” with a team. Ross Downer chickens, part of them F. Percy Par- on a run. dav that he had been looking his land over tridge’s incubator. Mr. Dunaver has a R. F. 4. we “went to it” Having kept the of direct con lev, Belfast, I)., and had come to the conclusion that all he situation for the poultry business at advantages Mrs. Rowbertie our eyes on those who had breakfasted good APPRECIATEtract relations with their It is an Comfortable and Red Letter — Mrs. G. U. Call for Townsend’s company. Stylish, Days, could plant was pond iillies the Dickey place. denied the solicitor. We R. F. D. before us, we found plates and cups her inspiration average Whitney, Troy, White of Brockton, Mass., is visiting nake a specialty of helping the agent do greater Mrs. and in cow-camp method and L. Richard Reagan has bought the Mudgett Purity in Art and Literature, provender sister, Mrs. Hattie Clough..- H. Pay- hings, and we put into his hands (a policy with* at our Repository a a breakfast of Mrs. Ruth Lathrop and intends to >ut a j^“Call Bertha Sidelinger, Troy. were soon eating shocking son, overseer of the Mrs. Henry estate, place fee) that will sell. build a new house there. Mr. Truman them. Mrs. A. S. to the sensibilities of those whojeannot, known as Beauchamp, Rockport, was County treasurer, Tyler, the and will occupy the house POSTALS Let us tell you about it. more than an orange, a muffin in town Sunday, for farm help—Even Lathrop family Troy, R. F. D. compass then Mr. will move S. Du Prohibitionists are now complaining of too until fall and Lathrop THE NATIONAL CASUALTY INS. CO. Miss Flora Carle- and a cup of coffee.—Florence new house. Direct ISAAC S. STAPLES, Brook' County secretary, much water. to the village into his Photographs 4 w22 Home Company, Port laid, Me. ton, Troy, R. F. D. Bois in Recreation for June. REY SQUIRRELS. ; K BELFAST HOMES. i VENEZUELA. Cool,Comfortable ! |el> are now spending BE their It as “A Turbulenl June’ 25 I Deserves ,mer and rearing its Reputation | LFAST,MO and Chic. Faith to be Put homes in the trees about Paradise.” There is no t | as much r--1— i m ———t-i v-vm* has no illustrates they appear in Promises, and the Foreigner picture chaimingly heir former haunts in Security and no Redress. THISthe most and of friends stylish popular 4 cognize their [Special Correspondence Journal.] Shows! the season’s shirt-waists [ bo\s since the latter fWalterL.Main S. S. “Caracas” sailing Southward, | -o admiring the little COMBINED WITH THE its blue f .eutei houses where May 7, 1900. Notwithstanding I Ideal for Summer | this beautiful ; ..ii! take nuts from the skies anti balmy airs, | They seem especially country, Venezuela, is about the-most Wear. I n and make friendly of >outh thinly populated portion WEST rare CUMMINS’ WILD One of those Happy Th< >i’GHTS itie and girls j boys America. area one-seventh | Its equals EDUCATED WILD BEAST EXHIBIT, HIPPODROME, MENAGERIE, X o the that is to all that of the United States, with no waste designer becoming \ distinguish between t SOCIETY HORSE FIRE AND FLAME SPECTACLE. women. No. of land to speak of and a soil of such won- FAIR, f 4153 1 is always been known, derful that two crops a year, J ;i ,> they know, either by fertility and sometimes three, are produced with. i, wise, when a buried ! out One hun- a squirrel gets a nut fertilization or irrigation. dred could find cracked at the time, RESIDENCE OF ELMER A. SHERMAN. million people easily I or less deep in the sustenance here: yet there are little i.n until the moisture even A KENTUCKY WOMAN FISH AND GAME ODDITIES. more than two millions, reckoning I Alter a time he | at a liberal guess the Indian tribes of i and on a lot I Tell* How Hr. Williams* Fink Fills Ile- daily, From the Maine Oronoeo’s boundless forests. For years » stored Her Health. How She Gained Fif- Woods..* | .! of nuts | [>> hundreds | in of has been teen Founds in YVeight and IJecame YVell Says a correspondent, speaking past the government making mI examine each spot | | I for the First Time in Two Years. an incident in which lie participated: I earnest effort to secure immigration by i >« 11 tat are ready for ihere comes a time in the life of every had a spoon hook out on 100 feet of line offering extraordinary inducements to woman when the bloom of youth begins to j the the and when I was I felt a settlers on the lands. In spite of * .«• c<*me the ex fade from the cheek, elastic step, rowing slowly public ; : i the In of the eyes nibble on the line, and pulling in natural cat lias lost much of aging iaugh, ightness slight these benefits and the many ad- give way to the mere sober tones of middle found to my surprise a good sized fresh a" been known to he the seldom ! age. and headaches, dizziness, faintness and water clam on the book, the clam hold- vantages enjoyed, average 1 1 to -.he hitler -aw bis spells the ••blues" show a tendency ing the hook firmly in his mouth. farmer, mechanic and laborer will do appear. Women at h.rty, or thereabouts, a actually got hold. that clams could well before ha\e their future in ihcir own hand", Hardly believing to think twice removing I m .i cal or dog the j swim before, 1 now am assured that i There will be a chan.e for the better or from the United states or any other 11 i 111m-elf on a limb or a the bettoi it the is do swim. This fact of my odd worse, for system puri- they to this X A ml all the great features from the famous New \ ork City HIPPODROME £ i a as Dr. Williams’ Pink 1 can a friend who comparatively tranquil country .i reach, and with tail tied by such tonic catch verify by hap- Mrs. D. (’ Vo of ONLY TROUPE OF LADY direct from the London IpilS.' iding Hartford, pened to be there. turbulent paradise. A warning example ZOUAVES, Empire Theatre, T ure. m -hn; t, sharp jerks f Sizes 3? 34, 36. 38. 40, 42 inche'- writes as fol ows concerning the ditti- i Ky., oi the late that mu.' await him heie is sharp sound-, appar- i culties which afflicted her: THE RENOWNED MAZZETTE FAMILY, World’s Greatest Acrobats, 2 FI-11 nil’ll AM) DRY. **1 was iii and was confined to found in the of the celebrated i| l is worth. j seriously history direct from the Circus Busch of 2 m\ bed for six or eight months in all, dur- •j. Hamburg. a conte-t bet\\ een a j -Y Maine man went tshing on the Tavar so named in honor of The New Idea two J had chills, lever, rheuma- Colony, ; mg years. Brewer side of the Penobscot river REPRODUCED i- usually the squirrel | tisin. My stomach s« emed always too full, the capitalist who furnished the money t CUSTER MASSACRE % and while he was to until the s did not act my liver was quietly waiting II- will wait j my kidney freely, w hich was established here under most 10-cent Pattern heart beat was weak and feel the tug of a 2o pound salmon a STRANGE PEOPLE from every clime ; s»*i/.- him .tml then, inactive, my very 4; or | 12 ! 1 had dizziness or swimming in my head, couple of urchins came along and told favorable auspices two three genera- By mail, cents. c m decide w hat has and nervous ti oubles. thst would show him a sal- REPRESENTATIVE INDIANS FROM 51 j him they tions ago. The enterprise was engineer- will to •1 was under tlie treatment of several | next, change mon just wanting for the frying pan. ditt’erent but all tailed to ed by that learned Italian, Agostion DIFFERENT TRIBES. A. --ach and with tail and physicians they The angler, however, felt that in a | FRED JOHNSON, | do me any good. After suffering for two lie took of a tem- | ieiiance. A short time minute or two more he would have a Codozzi. advantage under the direction of the The Advertiser of years i learned fiom an Arkansas friend Z All the shows X harts bite and did not care to follow the lead lull in eternal civil ing a went about the merits of Dr. Williams' Pink porary Venezuela's famous circus owner, 2> } annoy dog J> BELFAST, M\INE. Pills and 1 decided that 1 would try them. of the children. So he smiled at the a w iic!i broke, and he conflicts to bring over large company first box 1 took made me feel bet- told them to run and The very hoys and away from more of German emigrants, principally : ter and when I had taken four boxes get their salmon and it was to his great l. main ( his opponent. Before I l was entirely well, weighed fifteen pounds and bewilderment that be soon the Black Forest, whom lie settled on I resumed surprise :;out sui the ! more than when began, my —-j I his prise saw the lads come staggering back, an elevated about miles PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT S INDORSEMENT ! household duties, and have since continued plateau forty j 1906 the and renew'- a tine [ tree in the best of health. I have recommend- bravely tugging along big from Caracas, it was a beautiful spot, “The Pan-American Exposition would have made a real mistake if they 3> ed Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills to many people salmon. had failed to secure Col. Cummins’ Representation of the Various Indian Tribes.” 4- and as productive as beautiful. The on account of what did for me, and I followed and it was Lamson & Hubbard x was noticed they Explanations ) appetite the was to do exceed- feel that 1 cannot praise them too strongly.’’ learned that the boys found fish on government disposed “General admission and reserved seat sale (all seats have foot rests) at 3> [ Cattle and dogs often Pink Pills restored Mrs. I)r. Williams' the shore where it had gone at high ingly well by the industrious strangers, MOODY’S DRUG STORE, corner of Main and High streets, commencing at <1.30 f f rotten wood, probab- to health because actually as at on \ Wedding they water to caught among some a. in., on of exhibition, and at the same price sold ticket wagon when blood is in only get and for a time all went day me condition of make new blood and the swimmingly wrong rocks and left there when the tide had show grounds. ____ lull function of the body is re- J squirrel in question vigor every receded. with Tavar Colony, whose neat houses stored, because the blood carries to every Children Four Years of Age Half Price. J s .. wood a Swiss 'hver of rotting ! nerve, the nourishment necessary to enable resembled Alpine village. Dr. Williams’ All 12 Years of Age and Over Require Adult Tickets. 4" and an inch wide, and ! it to do its part because LICK VS. SKILL. But the unquenchable spirit of revo- Pink Pills make the blood rich and red they i w > as he would a nut | Once a time a fisherman arriv- lution which Vene- NOVEL AND GORGEOUS STREET PARADE 10.30 A. M., I j restore lost weight, strengthen and revitai- upon upsets everything , NEW, s, i. -m around tiie edges. ed at one of the hotels in Rangeiev. ize the nerves, bring color t-> the cheeks, zuelan, ofteuer and more dangerously RAIN OR SHINE. $ j i>e of the kind I have banish rheumatic and bring good He remarked: “'guess I can catch fish I pains than all the Andean broke | to the Any a haul earthquakes, • woods or the health and spirits depressed. here if anyone can. Many good **l“ 'e-i-*?*!' "v | tiie city, of ,v. ^-1-, •/•i-V-l**i* j woman who is interested in the cure 1 have hail in salt water." He out afresh when Tavar was less than j on tiie feed- began l .p was loft M:>. will want our book, “Plain Wedding to put a wooden rod together, which old and all com- l it was not again I r.ilks to Women," which is free mi request. thirty years paralyzed da>s looked as if it had been at Ali druggists sell Dr. Williams' Pink purchased mercial Then, having re- Styles ; ,i* el or any other. counter at a enterprises. or will be sent some bargain dry goods Spring Pill- they by mail, postpaid, 1 have ever seen be- six duced the thrifty colonists to abject Dry A Full line of on receipt of price, 50 cents per box, store. | ****** 1 tins spi ing when | box.-s foi -j 50, by the Dr._ Williams Medi- He had brought a box of good fat poverty, Blanco's soldiers happened Goods Ladies' 1 MILLINERY Riding Caps | «:. Fashion, aw kindliest } akes the i that feelings | tion" article of value. \ ii feed together to lisli, much to the amusement of sev- j every ? — % heart. It is not kindred and friends AW ’"it I have nevei seen eral anglers. At that time the colony numbered SIGN OF THE RED KING that render the place so dear, but tlie A HIGH STREET, £ Mwe near their soon furry something unexpected liappen- two thousand women and —- Hosiery, rocks and rivulets and bills throw nearly men, very to in all di- .!. s. F. [ ed for the water began fly I a charm around the place <‘l ones na- children. More unfortunate than were | i rections. but the plug fisherman held OR ANYTHING YO, It is no wonder that the loftier driven PIANOS and SHEET MUSIC j tivity. mi and walked hack and forth calling Evangeline's compatriots when have been tuned to of “home, | MiSSCS MoOdVJ & harp's sing I C0.,l!?ast ■ MAY NEE!) FOR "M THE FRISM. 1 ; ior as over amid the driftwood from were with- Lash or Easy terms flX| sweet home." The roses that bloom in nelp. Arcadia, they dispersed ■f j went the lisli onto one of the 4 the warden where one has wandered in holding out being allowed to carry away any 1 yearly by the lly hooks. When landed there was a early years, a thoughtless child, careless household goods and were sent empty- — a •• .1 the Univer- handsome salmon that lacked in innocence, is in its bloom and only lovely ten handed to v. a tide; in a v. few ounces of weighing pounds, strange country. .; eek and is kiveliei in .ts decay. No songs are so mo a.ml. Venezuela’s constitution, like those !•■ u ii a •, both as re- 'sweet as those we heard among the —A 1 — s:.-i the literary h,,uuhs I!ial siiade a parents’ dwelling, Xot long ago an ex-governor of Mich- of other Spanish-American countries, found us iai portraits of w hen tlie morning or evening igan. a Cleveland capitalist and several looks exceedingly well on paper, and as as the birds that sang overhead. were in the woods near ; p: op. school, their gay friends big sounds well in the mouth of an orator. No waters are so bright as the clear Turtle lake guhhd by Sain sampson, a ;raternity, course But for actual, use, at Situated at Mechanic’s hall. silver streams that wind among the famous hunter and trapper. Sam every-day .least IN SEARS PORT, .•-I owed a it is a by “grind," flower-decked knolls where in childhood i a with a barrel five feet so far as present practice. goes, possesses gun a line ot .• til.. W aldo is or with lumber van! I have added | county we often strayed to pluck the violet long, but once, according to his story, delusion and a snare. The republic is Ill connection my | how ing students : to twine a garland for some loved lie had a still one. longer divided into nineteen •states and the Consisting of NAILS, SHEATHING PAPER, FAINTS and Belfast, Me. Idown, “Amen," l hi schoolmate. We may wander away and "It was a wonderful gun," he said to BUILDERS' j Masonicjemple. which contains the | .vi!le, Caneb-n H igh in the world's fierce strife and "I cm id kill a b'ar as Distrito Federal, mingle the ex-governor. 0I1-S, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, ! ing. Corporal 1), form new associations and friendships fur oft as I could see '.in, an' that gun Capital and its ports Caracas and Ea- HARDWARE l band 11 «i ■'). j almost the and fancy we have forgotten was as knowing as a man. If it hadn't Each state has its own Presi- i i.' one of our most ar- Guayra. of liaidware used for buildii My stock is land of our birth, but at some evening been fur that it would never ha’ bust- In fact, a general line g purposes. but blest if we know and and ad- J we listen to the dent legislative judicial —til; aiken or not. hour, as perchance I ed!” and CLEAN and i'KICES lilCIIT. Call in and look us over. \ of and sends to the National XEW i autumn winds, the remembrance i "How did you break it'.-” asked one ministration, Yours for business, rd, “I>oc," Kappa Sig- other (lavs comes over tlie soul and ot ilie hunters. Congress two Senators and one Deputy 14 •! t High School, Civil bears us back to our childhood "I strained it to said the old Camphor j fancy death,” for each inhabitants. basketball Class familiar 2,500 ,:2), ! days and we roam again the old guide soberly. "I was out hunting one Executive Commit- ill me executive uesiuca A. E. TRUNDY. j haunts and press tlie hands of those when I seen a buck an’ seven does ueimiuueiu, f Assistant Edi- day since dead and listen to the voices a-standin' close onto me. ! up the President there are two vice Presi- i I. varsity Magazine c, Jong pulled of those we shall hear on earth no more. old Beetle—that's wl at I called th' all of them Maine New Massa- in it tee Ih i gun dents and six Ministers; /}nnn /U/imoi/ attaLanff in Hampshire, Vermont, torn from his willow- when I 30OO New New ••'.-ary to say anything The African, —and was jest goin’ t‘ let go nominally responsible to the President. MOney-maKing chusettSi Connecticut, York, Jersey, H i>e it is too well known braided hut and carried away to the heard an awful noise over and | funny my Farms For Sale • • Delaware Maryland. Balls be elected Moth can do all w as The latter is to tising. lie land of and of toil, eeps head. 1 looked TT there was supposed by •• in with cuts of I strangers up S trout’s List No. 15 describes hundreds detail, buildings; literature, and many home and but secret and tools it is the most he thinks of and sighs pines more’n ten million wild geese a-sailin’ all the States, by indirect one to 1000 acres, to $20,000; many have stock, included; :a-!d of art. Doc j $600 says I the waters of farm ever issued ; with traveling instructions to For Furs for the cocoa-land beyond over me. There I was in a predica- and holds office four years,— complete book of real bargains Putting Away :u -Ii his college career suffrage, for free to nearest office. j the sea. Years may have passed over ment. I wanted th’ geese ’n’ I wanted (reach property. Send today copy if rare chance he is not ousted I \ I AT TH I his and strife and toil have written deer. last I aimed at th’ geese by by FOII SAFE ('ll [ head th’ At STROUT FARM AGENCY, “Largest in the World” all bis kin- or concludes to declare E. A. furrows in his brow; an’let sliver. Beetle must ha’Snowed revolutionists N. Y. 88 Broad Street.. BOSTON brook, “Strawberry," deep 335 Water Street, Augusta, Me. *50 Nassau Street, ,.»ical Institute, Civil ; died mav have found graves among the 1 wanted both' fur that vvus th’ end of himself Dictator and remain in power ST I t l>. Urook*. Maine. Orchestra were he free M. S. k), corals of tlie ocean, yet the old The strain on her was too I VAN'. Wal.io, Maine. .2 gun! indefinitely. Loral Managers, )KI>\VAK1> Sergeant ; how soon would he seek tlie shores ot much, an’ both barrels busted. Th’ ago strawberry re- 13y the way, the governor of the Ins boyhood dreams. The New England shot in one of 'em killed the buck, th' «. cowhide* and a.iow- | who is an of mariner amid the of theNorth- m killed 10 an' Federal District, appointee He is the composer icebergs shot th’ other geese, the of bonfire March which ! ern sea? or breathing spicy gales when Beetle died lie kicked so hard 1 the President, occupies the chapel of an the or coasting along when I ! tlute by the barrel- i evergreen isles, was knocked into a crick. But ancient convent which was long ago the shores of the Pacific, though the come out was full o’ fish! | my bootlegs confiscated and turned over to secular hand of time may h.^e blanched his I ain’t never seen another sech gun as beta 'Theta 1'i, ; Mac, raven locks, care made its impress n Beetle!” uses. Its narrow hail is memorable, si• hooI, Mechanical | his features and his heart been chi in which the declaration I- f2) Mt), ; yd being the same baseball,.,!) ed the storms of the ocean until the I (’kiss Footba.l (2), by G. A. R. EXCURSION, ot Venezuelan was signed. i fountains of his love have almost ceas- independence the wall there is a com- A 'Ob. some summer’s picture 1.0 .shook The ed to llow. yet upon to Minn. Upon I f Maine Minneapolis, was the j a. 1m.ut that Mac ; evening as he looks out upon sun memerating the event: and close beside cIkm.M> western wave lie Past Commander .las. l always prove I sinking behind tlie Department this crude of the "decree of About putting ir. a Gas I- Mac was painting only taking w of home and his heart Me., as is I ill think yearn L. Herrick. Waterville. will, and most in- ia: wa.supsnle down. tears liberty” appears the rarest tor ?he summer. j j for the love of other days, and the for and con- Range his usual custom, arrange in all ."south America— will llow like the summer rain. llow teresting relic Let us house 1 .lninonA, “Sis," Mor- to the National pipe your of the wanderer, after duct a party Encamp- the banner [ .... lassical. i the heart long being nothing less than is a does beat and his ment oi' the Grand A rrny this year. during your spring uces, Freddie vears of absence, eyes which Pizarro himself carried in his l i. gait, as lie will till as he catches a glimpse of the hills The will be held in Min- Crop | Encampment of Peru. The is about house-cleaniitg t : x years’ unrein t- his native and when lie has conquest flag | of place, the week of August or us a course and neapolis. Mum., us a call ciach 1 O O J\. T_. ; the hand of a brother or sister lias tor four feet square, of faded pink silk, em- postal ii bun Is him to the pressed upip. Mr. Herrick, contracted how soon does lie hasten to see if the in in ar.ti let us- rooms and board at Hotel Waverly broidered gold by (Jueen Isabella, for by telephone i and the orchard and the stream garden This hotel is first class, its the combined escu cclieons of talk to \\ e find Minneapolis. design you. ; a -." “Move," beta look as in days gone by. may and well recom- centrally located w skies as Arragon and Castile,the hole enclosed TJjs© l High School, dimes as beautiful and bright mended.' The rates are from $2.00 to Family ..i lass Track 'Team i and friends as devoted, but after all in a frame. It seems pe- | $:!.oo per day, for each person, with two heavy gilt 1 there is no l lace like home. is one mi oiu specialties. We will elad- or three in each room. Only a limited culiarly appropriate that this ancient I.; wacll to most col- Snap Shot. of of rooms have been contracted and lust ly lili your order for any quantity .. ins, plugs day s, number emblem of avarice, cruelty SeiMMectiicOo Mins out lor track for and any persons who wish to have Coal of size, and feel sure that you Business Is Good In Maine. should molder away in the room where any as tlie next man. accommodations reserved for them at our TELEPONE N UK PER 62-ig was uttered will find our Coal, our Prices, and •» strenuosity. Hotel Waverly should notify Mr. Mer- ; the first feeble protest II E A IHJUA liTE I!S KOI! i [Special in The Journal.] service at all times. rick as soon as convenient. The rail- ! very satisfactory \ AT against Spanish oppression. AT THK I iiliams, “ben," Washington. ]>. ('., June 11, 1000. rate is $28.00 from Me., i, Coburn road Portland, Fannik 13. Ward. 1 Ish'sboro, The at Belfast, after July Minn., and return to \ Kngineeiing. Class postmaster to Minneapolis, I will have a of W.ffOO a year. at Manager Track 1st, salary Portland. The Maine Central Kailroad \ I This is an increase of sluuuver the al! ! ,u k Team ( pre- has kindly offered one fare from \ 1 of salaries | as a “pretty boy,’ vious salary. An adjustment stations in Maine to Portland and re- JAP-ALAG \ Front Maine has not troubled hin I of has just been made at car rates are as follows: 33, 35, 37 St., Behast, postmasters j turn. Sleeping IA MAINE. ; is a stanch advocate Postotlice and a con- CASTOR BELFAST, l the Department I Standard Pullman $7.00 per berth and TELEPHONE S-*. one almost Infants and Children. arranges siderable number of postmasters ovei for section (two berths). Tourist For I haw this week on hand over > he.t,i of all the “dear season." $14.00 several tlie country will find their compen- berth and $7.00 sec- kinds of useful horses, among them pairs car $3.50 per per COPPER (GOODS, from 22O0 to 29(H) lbs. One p i> broken sation increased. This is solely because will The Kind You Have Always Bought weighing tion. An interesting itinerary ; & Jaoy's or gentleman’s saddle horse. Prices range l>isea^e. of the increased work of their oliices. be and will be mailed WRINGERS, DUNTON MORSE, from $40 to $300 each. Some of the si* horses nave Itright’s soon printed Bears the Witli the same impartiality the Depart- been used in Boston. For sale or exchange; till Law upon application. ENAMELED as of. I i.isbon bed Mills, scales down salaries. The of WARE, at guaranteed disposed I dis ment degree Signature Attorneys Law, n-s “1 had kidney which I have several house lots in 1 of is the standard by Paul Fctafo and had been treatec prosperity LAMPS and FITTINGS. Itvdl LMdlC. Searsport village, for sale at are all judged. i The Tax Oil Banking Institutions. Sayings tank Building, Eelfast, Maine ive years; had taker they STOVES, reasonable prices. One good sized dwelling house ine\ medicine and othei The of the country are Serpent Bites with one-half acre of land 2 miles from Belfast, f postmasters Deadly RANGES and Office hours 8 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 4 p in. but class of officials who are The State assessors have committed on the shore road to Searsport. It would make a recommended go about the only as commou in India as are stomach and Evenings by 41 tf are FURNACES. appointment. desirable summer residence, i .in using Foley’s Kidne: iu this There is a federa the semi-annual tax ou the savings us. For the how- judged way. liver disorders with latter, Robert F. Dvnton. Kai.i-h I. Morse. steam engine and sawing machine. vi bottle relieved me auc and | statute which requires it. When the banks and trust hanking companies ever, there is a sure remedy; Electric Notary Public. One six li<>rse power portable steam engine and \ a red me of this terrible of the office at Belfast, for in- of the State. The total tax on the sav- Hitters; the great restorative medicine, of PLUMBING A SPECIALTY. saw table, all in good condition. gan Kid patrons \\ 1 Ud AM E. (1 KIN NELL. taking Foley’s a lot ot mail business, banks is $214,- which S. A. Brown of Bennettsville, S. C„ stance, are doing ings $218,926.62 against h or make water about ever: restored my wife to perfect ■ 8 e c on d- a nd Telephone 7-11. Belfast, \ the Postmasters's com 208.8$ at the last commitment, an in- says: “They I of de- 'tv and and passer that helps keeps of with goods every Searsport. ( night, health, after years suffering dyspep- I ion. Furni* I and sometimes up to a high mark. If bust crease of $4,417.74. The largest tax, $35,- liver.” MITCHELL S TRUSSELL. script nice, pensation sia and a chronically torpid Elec- car- l believe I would havi is dull and the ol 102.10. is assessed against the Maine | ture, bedding, \ ness gross receipts tric Bitters cure chills and fever, malaria, 1 pets, stoves, etc. j taken Foley’s Kidne; the office fall off that means less foi Bank of Portland. The tax on lame kidney troubles and Evenings. furniture '! Savings biliousness, back, Open | Antique | -My. the in the long run. the Belfast Savings Bank is $3,644.57. bladder disorders. Sold on guarantee by K. | a specialty. If you postmaster 50c. have anything to The of in Maim The tax on the trust and banking com- II. Moody, druggist. Price prevalence prosperity imi A ilTrn Men or women, loca- sell drop me a the tw elve months is is $27,540.76 against $26,232.22, for a call. Done at No. 4 Peach Street. lat hi entt n ; towns during past panies Ww V WLmJ representatives postal card and you will receive prompt j baby’s lif s a burn ? Eclectric shown the fact that the salaries ol an increase of $1,310,54. The largest Is it UsetDr.lThomas’ high class magazine. Large Commissions. Cash Waist9 laundered at reasonable i diarrhoea by Electric Oil. 80 East Wash- WALTER H.COOMB8.W* Shirt dysentery, assessed the Oil. A cut? Use Dr. Thomas’ prizes. Write J- N. TRAINER, Belfas ,'-xC'U-t <»f Wild over twenty-five postmasters in th< tax is $7,120.18, against tf8 lyc Corner Cross and Federal Sts.. Gwl9* ktrawberr; At your druggists. ngt on touare, New York, N. Y. prices. j iner them. State are to be raised. Augusta Trust Company.

_^ _ ...... _,****.*. a THE WINTERPORT HIGH SCHCOL. WALDO COUNTY GRANGE Journal. THE NEWS OF BROOKS. MEETING OF The The exercises of the senioi met June Republican to China Sat- graduation Waldo Pomona Grange E. R Bessey and wife went class of High school were held County father. Winterport Grange. The at- ^Flt- A>I\ THURSDAY, JUNK 14. 1900. in day to visit Mr. Bessey’s in Union hall Thursday evening, June 7th. 5th with South Montville The hall was 1 he officers Mrs. Will Welch of Auburn is visiting V large crowd was present. tendance was good. present a veiy imis»»ay M»»t titnu *’> rt» decorated in the class colors, green Assist- H. her sister, Mrs. E. A. Kilgore. prettily were Overseer, Lecturer, Steward, JAMES class motto on the Co. and u'liile, with the Flora and HOWES! i Ceres, Journal Publishing It will be icecream at the Good Templar colors above the stage and W. 11. tv, 00, on ant Steward, Secretary, | Republican foot of the stage. was in due lodge next Saturday evening. a green background at the ! Pomona. The meeting opened Kiiltor :m«l At S 30 the students marched into the hail in the chair. II wife of Belfast visited t form with the Overseer CUAKI.I S A I SlU-l.V Husi,,,.,, MansL'Hr E. L. Talbot and down the centei | Worthy last from an outside entrance, in the fifth the family of E. G. Roberts Saturday. down tin- A class of seven was instructed | aisle, up the outside aisle and | been when took their positions responded to the “President Gompers leaves Maine" Mrs. Shad rack Hall, who has very center again, they i degree. Eleven Granges ill. enjoys a ride about the village on pleas- on the stage. The parts were beautifully 1 roll call. After some interesting remarks of a in a tlaiiy J of the exercises is tlie caption despatch ant rendered and at the close On to days. j all sides. ! the noon recess was taken. calling that is something to be congratulations poured in from paper Weil, of the Stowe, Master Earle 1). Bessey, principal | The program was as follows: order again the Worth* appointed he cannot for the sum-, j thankful for. Evidently Yt., High School, is at home Rev. J. F. Schneider * Brothers Howes, Caswell, Atkinson, Len- mer vacation. Prayer, carry it Piano Solo, Frances Hazel Young fest, Knight, Bowen, Brewster, Evans and Fiank Daniels has come home to visit Bertha Augusta Boyington meet- Salutatory, a committee on a field day institutions as well in this and is at the R. W. Marion Frances Morgan Newhall, —TOWELS— Maine's tin&neiai friends locality Essay, f i Louise Tainter ing. It was voted to hold the meeting some ♦ interests are Foi bes homestead. History Stella J as her manufacturing Mae Tainter same it was i• Vocal Solo, Eleanor time in August at the place ; as a whole is pros- Francis M. Forbes, who spent the winter ! Blanche Edna Young growing. The State Essay, held last the date to be announced is in Boston with bis children, is now at home : Elena Larrabee Atwood year, as never before. 1 he futtne Prophecv, Edward Evans perous on the Forbes Hill. i Piano Solo, Wanita Alwyn Hill later. The Master appointed Frances Hilda Williams and C. a committee to draw promising. W. is to have an old ; Essay A. Levauseller Rev. J. Vaughan Alvie Lizzie Colson folks’ >ome in of which Essay up resolutions on the death of the Treasur- "It the day >unday July, j Gregg At wood The Sanford Tribune says: later. Vocal Solo, hold a of notice will be given Voted to Sale er, Howard Murphy. spec June Towels, Oration to Undergraduates, trees were as scarce as magnolias A l with 1 low. She rthur oung al June 20th Dirigo Grange, j apple Miss Mildred McCarty is very | Raymond meeting self. Her Thompson we should prize their beauty-laden is but a shadow of Rer former j Essay, Grace Mary Freedom, a fine address of welcome was most of the time. Frederick Richard McGee real intellect is very clear Valedictory was d boughs at something like their given by Sister Kip'ey and respond* Conferring Diplomas, Ellery' Bowen, Esq. should is IF Miller has moved his family | R. Hill to b> Lizzie Cumming. The topic, worth. -lust now. ttie countryside George Presentation of Prizes, Charles Prices while be in our public schools? Less than Wholesale they \ into the Pettingill house. He is employed ! K Schneider agriculture taught Towels at Last Benediction, Rev. J. L. F. I —---*-- the was Mrs. Sukeforth, into blooui. many-hued as a with Capt. Stanley Perkins. over the follow- ably opened by bursting painter After the exercises were A. V. K. t their .oveli- followeu by B. F. Foster, Martin, dowers surprising us with If want to attend tke teachers’ school I ing prizes were awarded. The you sustained by Evans and J. Cunningham. literary recalls the wait but write at once. This First prize in composition the uess and ftagrance. This at Brooks don't entertainment was as follows: music by ♦ Elmer G. Rob- Carroll Young, was awarded to Raymond edi- w eek w ill decide the matter. song Bro. Sukeforth; recitation Lot value sale of a Nova Scotia A. choir; by 1 Towels, 15c., price, 9 cents expression poetic erts is our supt. of schools. Young. , Sister Bing; duett, by Sisters Adams j Second in sustained ny by tor whose home was in the fair and prize composition, and Denslow recitation, “l’he farmer and Hollis Tibbetts has peas and potatoes up Treat Lowe& was awarded to Stella L. ; ‘ from Co., the instrumental music; song by fertile valley. Looking to hoe, but the ground is too wheel;” value sale Annapolis high enough Tainter. Alberta Eastman. 1 he next meeting will J 1 Lot Towels, 25c., price, 19 It is one of the coldest and McGee to the on the thousands ot wet to handle. A prize \sas offered by John Freedom. an eminence apple dur- be June 20th, with Dirigo Grange. w ettest, seasons on record. one the rank in algebra lesem- having highest Program: exercises; conferring trees in full bloom he said they the and was won by open'iig has leased the Ira ing past year l fifth of granges; appoint- value sale and Henrv Cunningham Earl degree; ieport 1 Lot 25c., price, per dozen, bled "boulders of strawberries and gone to Crinmiings. ot address Towels, $1-90 W. Row den blacksmith shop j was | ment committee; lecess; music; | The fur best rank in physics We are to have him come prize l of welcome bv Brown; response by E. creau woi k there. glad furnished Myra awarded to Earl Lougee, being an « one to a _ live as he has a nice family. ; What comprises ideal far- for 50 cents. dozen customer. here to Mrs. John Frederick. Evans; topics 3 Only by 1 met ? to he by J. B. Harding; re- the Maine are en- the teachers' sum- best rank throughout (.pened Man' ot papers If you want to attend j The prize for the in Mrs. D. H. mainder*)!' program by Dirigo Grange. ‘ M. mer Vchool at Brooks please send your | the year was supported by dorse / :..e candidacy of Kendall value SPECIAL sale We must have 45 if the was won Miss Porter, : 1 Lot 50c., price, name at once. Smith and by Myra Towels, 29 for the otlice ])i': 1 i.;ii 1 lan ariscotta Mare supplies the instructors, aud fifty is i she having won the same li >nor last year. The ball was held Friday siate 1 leaMiror. to succeed the lion, the limit allowed. graduation I oi evening. Hicks’ orchestra furnished music. l value sale the kitten busine.ss is an industry l Lot Towels, 50c, price, 39 t Irani a hi: Suhh of Litchfield, The quite in this locality. Mis. Rose I. Forbes and who lias served present incumbent, -iH*i <]' quite a portion of her time buying WILLIAM lUflWAY. There can be no theiii to diiferent cities, having value sale the all' 'ted term. [iin\ shipping | 1 Lot Towels, 75c., price, 49 regular customers. to Haul Down tlu* A question as to Mr. Dunbar's qualifica- He Refused Flag. ♦ to His six Here > ;l,e Pith day of June and the; Tablet Memory. tions : the position. lie served people in ;1, village are just planting their .. of the their It will be remembered that at a meeting vears as an assistant Secretary guldens, u:.d fanners are planting j ♦ I It w:ii be safer to beans of the Maine Loyal Legion at Riverton last Isruatt a: d n.ls held tile otlice of Sec re- sue, era. plant with the corn from now out. Hon. John O. Johnson of a fall Liberty gave Pains From Wound la, v ■■ a tiimon.-iy .-ince 1SP1. lie is From Dreadful A ef are «*f the Sunday school en- a paper on the history of William Conway a news- pi has been was the1 on All Run Down p:utessiou, teltniiim'-at .a>! Mimlay •-‘veiling native ot Camden, w ho was in the navy ami Foot—System is in a nuni- i•»i. ■ a mailt to each of her ,,0 a..,;,, and interested P‘iv'eiita' pupil ( at out- w stationed at Pensacola navy the After Six Months’ class |>\ Mr-. Fan m Mm itt, ith the re-! yard Agony—Not ., ip ;.t business Linoleun enterprises cared the Civil War. lie was ordered t< qm-st that i.ie paint be tended and j break of Able to Cured j Rugs, Mattings, a a he to the church : Work—Completely Carpets, » ! nty. Front personal lor ami that it bi-nght haul down the American flag by his super a I ♦ j next > n t hildren > day to help deco- a. i >oine twenty years the year officer and indignantly refused to obey. Tin- in Two Weeks rate the church. ; -• :t v to Mr. Dunbar's ster- 1 Loyal Legion thinking that some substant lal ! ♦ It is a matter of congratulation that the ♦ memorial of his deed should be erected pro. _ is g'.ad to add to the s 1 parties who broke into A. R. Piliet store posed to the town of Camden that if tln-\ MIRACULOUS CURE BY arrest and convic- n, stiuioi la's he has received. have been caught, dim would furnish a site and a suitable bouni •; to warn ethers 1 l AGENTS FOR LEWANDO’S tion of such characters tends that they would furnish a bronze tablet fo: CUTICURA REMEDIES of the same to keep out of it. j of the I .oval ■, ul vagus! it as a u\ disposition the same. At t lie last meeting ejectt benetitted of the arrest. Let Every bod \ is Legion, a sum of money was appropriated ■■ two as tried uWords cannot speak highly enough lee si i opu votes propositions us hope that they will be promptly for tlie purpose and a report to the members for the Cuticura Remedies. I am now & and convicted. s: French mi,..: s il isl : lent ot ;■ ibl e say Cleansing of Dying Company “The officers of the will be seventy-two years age. My system 1 commandery j »| »50S10\. '1 ASS tt voted to aulimi./e all issue h id been all run parks. at IH,inn hal! June 9th at 7 p. in. F. t able to provide a bronze tablet in memory | ♦ ______— a blood ■ it hands M tile aniomu of 6-fu.nOu. at i !■•;•):«miwas elected chairman ; A. B. l’ay- of William Conway at a cost not exceeding down. My ! ♦ A secretary. The following delegates i the appropriation made by the commandery was so bad that rate ot interest not to exceed a if per Hcte ;: To the Jd district Congres- at its iast meeting. The selectmen of Cam- 1 blood; poisoning ♦ a suitable boulder for tin- : cent, t! e uiotny -to be expended upon s', ,, i-.nwntitm in Waterville. June 25th, den will select had set in. 1 had F. R. to I tablet and it in a conspicuous improvements to the coun- ( k T.ai V. K. York, Daggett; place position. several doctors permanent t\ oi \a Lit ion in Belfast, Aug. 1st, “The exact date of the dedication of tin- j attending me, so v v loads." Tnis was a measuie < A. B. Isaac memorial has not yet been fixed, but tin Standarrt Patterns special K a ..rpentei, l’ayson, went to ! a lettei I mail ORDERS -; -. \ 1! < *.»• »k : to the c ass conven- time is approximately indicated in finally I ut M.ivi-r Piaisted's, who recently ex- I. ..t1.• where ♦ The tor is ready tor you ] 1). the Designer June tion in Mo both, L. 1>. Jones, C. from Rear Admiral R. Evans, command- hospital, hintseii on the ol for Receive and careful aft, pressed question II. ! in-, ! i. \i. Blown, IF K. Rose. It er-in-chief, United States Atlantic fleet, in I was laid up $ SINGLE COPIES 10c. prompt he as follows: wa> voic'd t1 at tin- delegation to the class which says: “I shall take great pleasure two months. My good loads j at the reduced he instructed U> present the in adding to the ceremony of dedication in foot and ankle were X We take subscriptions GOODS GUARANTEED roads are a neces- Convention j ! i.e.iev that good J of Brooks for any way that I can, and wdl visit Camden name H Si. 1"’w represen- almost a AS investment j 1 beyond rates, 5o cents year REPRESEN sif and that a permanent tat;ve to the legis'atuie. any day during th week ending September Dark £ will us making it pos- 1, with at least eight of our large ships, and recognition. in 'tnei pay by I;i iniLAKV. lliedrug store owned and wounds in 12, if that will be convenient t( blood flowed out of many sum- to reduce our annual appropria- A. B. just across the 1 probably occupied by l’i:ley, and to the town of Cam- and I was so disheartened that m a sum t entiai statioii, was your commandery places, tion to temporary repairs oi uig«- from the Maine last chance was tlie v■.M stich ai. investment will us M.-ck of as well as lire arms and On at the Pensacola Yard, What pay jewelry, duty Navy The were I in ammunition, and ti;e greater pirt of the I cura. consequences bought in ; ere ist u ouutry trade, more January 12, 1S01, Remedies of was taken, together with several j was ordered to haul down the a set of the Cuticura bits*]: .a 11oin slimmer visitors, and in jewelry one or two rifles, a shot gun and American one of friends who was a drug- ot estate in both revolvers, flag my greatei vinin-s real attached to two some caitridges. Suspicion in token of surrender. gist, and the praise that I gave after eif ,u it is useless tor any- I country, voung men who had hired a iig in Bangor j He indignantly refused. i the second application is beyond one to morning. forenoon picnic:. I ’Thursday Friday an; Honoring his sturdy loyalty ; it seemed a miracle, « to their crossed j description _ outfit answer’! g description The Town of Camden erects this I for the Cuticura Remedies took Brides MOLASSE W and June I at For It I- evident that the the river nterpoit Friday after-] boulder to his memory and Republican the effect I washed the foot I ihioii stopped at Fast Orland, where The Maine Commandery of the immediately. ;s not to be swept from its moor- to sell the with the Cuticura before party men took dinner and tried Military Order of the Loyal Legion Soap applying ! \ wave ot watches and rifles. left Friday night, of the United States the Ointment and I took the Resolvent ig. I the 1 lemocratic tidal They ^ WF H AVF_ 1 returned in the night, as the at the same time. After two weeks’ treat- and that Cobb and but evidently adds this Tablet tv'ul "it, pro- Wentworth A ( <•. at wish to cal general store of W. L. 11*00. ment my foot was healed completely. \\/E i: wi’.l he the under was entered and some money 1 mt:- rallying cry Hast Orland People w ho had seen mv foot during my t and various small articles taken. The out- attention vvhtci t:,.-paity will march to victory. ilh less and who have seen it since the at was next seen near surrey, and Monday Maine Boys and Girls. can believe their own we Ham ock county has spoken in no uu- .join and Aim ui Jones, -jo, of Cure, hardly eyes.** FACT that ha sprague, Robert Diamond Wedding Rings. arrested at Bar Harbor lor Maine now has nine at Schoenhauer, Rings. ceitatn toi.es. Kennebec, wlieie trouble Bangor, were boys \nnapolis, burglarizing the store of A. R. Filey at, and -me of them, Edmund R Norton of Aug. 21, 1905. Newburgh, N. Y. received direct fr made m> move toward Sold the world. Cuticura 25c., Oint- was predicted. 1 hooks last Thursday nigh;. Clothing, jew- Portland, «>f the third class, ranks first in a throughout Soap, ment, 50c., Resolvent, 5"e. (.in form t .Sunday was a day-long to be remem-, NECKLACES-which are fashionable. CAR-LO I' significant. The IIoulton Republicans be red by the children of the village Sunday ; very In six children were no donut voiced the sentiments of >chool. the afternoon christened. The beautiful service was , BROOCH PINS-ln Solid Gold and Gold Filled. Aroostook county in the resolutions performed by I>v. ,). \V. Vaughan. The of NEW Molasses e : printed in another column) adopted occasion was children’s day and in the BEAUTY PINS-in the latest style. the exercises were given over to of three evening 1 grade- at ti e caucus to choose delegates to the were dressed $1.00 ing them. The girls all prettily WATCHES and FOBS. state and district conventions, and the in white, the church was decorated with and flowers, and everything was just I AN ACCOUNT Observer linds little resub- plants -^STARTS IN«S~ l'iscat.iquis nice and lovelv. The children had been LOCKETS and CHAINS. mission sentiment in Piscataquis coun- trained by Mrs. Fanny Merritt in their ] & literary work, while Mrs. \\ S. Jones had GOLD BEADS. 35c.,40c. Editorially the Observer says: ty. instructed them in the musical parted the) THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT a to let well was an It is usually safe tiling program. The church crowded by FANS. PER GALLON alone’ and the opponents of re- audience and everybody was enough appreciative — <>>- — submission believe that prohibition is pleased. Occasions like tiiese make a p ace With church privi- well and, consequently, want to worth living in. good enough schools, and pleasant fraternal let it alone. When a man hooks a fish leges,'good All values. A societies, lirooks has become a desirable good wants to he does not take tnat lie keep location for people with families. The pro- ohanees of it Out GIFTS FOR JUNE BRIDES is solicited. any letting get away, gram was as follows: you lands it as < On the quickly possible. Singing by school. other Hand, when a cat catches a mouse Rev. J. W. \ a OF SOLID SILVER EVER CAR- Remarks, auglian IN THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT RESPECT I LI A she sometimes loses it by fooling with March, with singing. it and giving it an opportunity to get Children’* Day Exercise. RIED. A FULL STOCK OF CUT (iLASS JUST RECEIVED. A FEW Morrill away. It is a good mouse to have and Recitation, Hugh j and any amount received. Money goes on interest the Godding IN * after it is gone the cat wishes she had Song, Gladys CHOICE PIECES OF HAND DECORATED CHINA. CLOCKS Recitation, ‘Tut your pennies in,” first of each month. Whitten I it, but w hen a mouse once get away it | l’hyllis Reynolds , | BRONZE. IRON. BLACK WOOD, is diiih-i; t to it again. Let us use ONYX, MARBLE. get .song, Laura Jones j tiie wisdom of men rather than tlie Ruth Ames I It is what is more than what is Earned that Recitation, | Saved HOLD. SILVER AND COPPER. folly of cats in handling liquor legisla- Exercise bv seven girls. tion. Heart l’ictures. Comfort and Ease in later years. Small Savings Undertak Reading, Edith Hobbs I brings song, Christine Jones I accumulated and invested are -AN I* — Maine’s Financial Institutions. Recitation, Alice Reynolds | i continually carefully Song, Dorcas Davis IDEAL” FOUNTAIN PEN. the most Tin- M-im-anuual statement showing the Motion Song by twelve small children, bound to produce sure results. We sell “WATERMAN’S full} cmln .11 ul' the savings banks, trust ami singing by school, Mispah, CENSED tMBAL haiiki.ic companies ami loan ami building Pen on the market. " guaranteed xs.si» in: inn.' tin* Mate fur the six months HALLDALK. -1111 i _■ A > II 28th, lias been issued from i During the heavy thunder shower last I the nitiee WE souiei "f each and farm Mr. Perry’s the statement of October 28, 1905. The nesses implements. are to all matters Caskets, Robes and Bui son succeeded in getting two horses out of prepared give number of savings banks in the State is 51, | the barn. There was an insurance of .$200 attention in eirt and the total resources §87,923,115.06, while ! the most prompt (’alls answered promptly on the barn. The hay was also insured. WATCHES, at house and ofllce at the time of the last statement, Oet. 28, j Telephone The barn of Charles Whitten was struck detail. Ambulance for moving the si ! tlie total resources were §85,590,104.63. every ♦ We do first-class work and GUARANTEE it. 1905, bv during the same shower, but j CLOCKS, In thetiustaud banking companies a gain lightning Was not set on lire... Mrs. Margaret llowen, « TO SHOW GOODS. of three lias been made since the last state- JEWELRY I POSITIVELY NO TROUBLE who has been sick several weeks, is failing the number 29. The Have on hand Grade Bonds also a FI i.i l.IM ment, present being Her sister, Mrs. L. F. .Sturtevant. High ir*W> carry total resources at the October statement rapidly. of Vineland, X. J., is helping to care ior were while the state- for sale. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPH > §27,984,858.58, present her.The Montville quarterly meeting men! shows them to be §29,895,572.93. The will be held with the church here June 15th, and do ete. total resources of the 35 loan and building H. J. LOCKE & developing, printing, Knox SON, size or of 15th and 17th.F-. T. Bessey of Films for any make of the State are associations §3,263,765.06, for tlie Clement Bros, and Rent Fire and Proof Safe Boxes. No room free to all. at the October state- planted potatoes Burglar Deposit against $3,192,473.92 J. E. Hall last week with his planter. It ment I he total resources of the several HI' did work ...C. V. Stevenson is mov- 72 MAIN 9I KKKT, classes of institutions is $121,082,453.05, good better can be found in the State. Foreclosure Notice. into Fred Clement’s house at the Cor- protection WILLIAM W. MONROE of Lin against, $116,767,437.13 at the October state- ing FOR SALE WHEREAS. ner. if colnville, in the County of Waldo and State ment. __ of Maine, by his mortgage deed, dated the thirty- Deafness Cannot Be Cured Before going to New York I will sell at great first day of March, A. I). 1902, and recorded m sacrifice the Waldo of Deeds, Book 260, PROSPFCT FERRY. by local applications, as they cannot reach the County Registry mare 3 old, weight about 1000 lbs., to me. the a cer- Rev. X. ii. liarriman of Roxbury, Mass., diseased portion of the ear. There is only one Total Over One years Page 43f\ conveyed undersigned, is constitution- $132,000 color seal brown, sire Marston t\, dam Knox tain lot or parcel of land, with the buildings to cure deafness, and that by Responsibility 1 way Drew. She will make a first-class brood in said l.meolnvilie, and kin wn l l.V Kl'HN visited relatives here several days last al remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed and thereon, situated * SC I rK OK N KA mare or road horse, and has a as tin* Horace N. Monroe estate, and bounded as eonvenieneies, Mrs. and condition of tlie mucous lining of tlie Eustachian gentleman’s iix modern pie week_Mr. and W. M. Healey to be fast on the track. Is a Northwest land of K. .1. and and Millei Tube, when this tube is inflamed you have a right very perfect follows: by Higgins the corner of Court son Stanley of Dorchester, Mass., arrived fine sound, on the northeast land of Thom- to rumbling sound or imperfect bearing, ami wlien Cashier. beauty, disposition, absolutely C. A. Krohock ; by reasonable. Apply at \V. i). June lltli. Mrs. WM. B. Pres. C. W. WESCOTT, broken to harness and ready for business. as Monroe and S.J.Dean ; on the southeast land MISS I Ilarrinian’s, it is entirely closed, Deafness is tlie result, aim SWAN, by son will remain One Hiram Heal and T. .J. Monroe; on the southwest 23 Miller St re. Healey and little Stanley unless the Inflammation can he taken out and this Top Buggy. 3w23* One Road Wagon. land of ,1. K. F. Richards, and also foi sometime. Mr. Healey is a drummer tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will S Open by Adams, DIRECTORS One Grocer's Wagon. acres, more or less. and is north. He will be away be forever; nine cases out of ten are Delivery Freeman lot, containing fifty traveling destroyed Two Road Carts, and double har- the condition of said has and will then return caused Catarrh, which is nothing but an in- single And whereas, mortgage about three weeks by W. Clarence E. Mclntlre, with and shaft. All best reason of the Card of Thank flamed condition of tlie mucous surfaces. Wm. B. Swan, Thomas Pitcher, nesses. dray pole been broken, now therefore, by and accompany bis wife borne.C. G. makes and in first-class condition. of the condition l claim a fore- We will One Hundred Dollars for any case H breach thereof, We wish to thank all of oui f' new summer home is give F. Elmer A. Sherman, Charles Walden, Galley’s completed of catarrh) that cannot be Robert Dunton, closure of said mortgage. in our late Deafness (caused by B. L. PITCHER. of A. 1). 1906. nesses ana sympathy ]• and makes a very pretty summer residence. cured Hall s Catarrh Cure. Bend for circulars P. Winfield S. Pendleton. Dated this eighth (lay June, MK8. MAKV by Asa A. Howes, Chas. Hazeltlne, Holmes’ North Belfast. WILLIAM S. KNIGHT. Mr. Carley and family will arrive June 14. free. F. J. CHENEY & CO Toledo, O. mills, MKS. J W KV 3W24 _Mrs. Alberta Ridley of Alemeda, Cal., Bold by Druggists, 75c. 4t24 Telephone—78-21. D. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. S. liarriman. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.

A The of the low lan,ls in S0D18 Republican Caucus. The Republican i North Belfast. pupils Frost”was report^ last Tuesday morn- voters of Belfast are hereby notified to chools in this village gave ail entertain- sections of the county j \tws Of BELFAST. court house on Tues- Ill meet in caucus at the nent last Friday evening under the direc- ing. dav, .liiue 19, A. 11.. 1900, at 7.30 o'clock p. 1 ion of their Miss Annabel John- After mak- elect to attend the teachers, A Sl-ICIDE IN- Islesboro I III ISHEKS' notice:. in.; to eight delegates j 1 in. The exer- on Flan- Republican State convention to be held at j : on and Miss Leona Ruck iog a murderous assault Geoige on sale at tlie 1 A. are US56 D. CHASE & SON The Journal Portland, June 27, 1900. Also to elect eight consisted of and lived in Islesboro *W06 j ( ises music, readings ders. with whom he h id to attend the District dia-| the office- delegates Republican and were well executed. An admis- for Wealthy Dodge post to be held at du e,1 agues a number of years, :s<;<. At the o:;:ce. convention Waterville, po*t other busi-1 ion fee of ten cents was charged at the night, June } At the store of l. H. W. 20, 1900. Also to transact any committed suicide Wednesday ] come before said I was a ness which may properly ( loor and the sum of ST was received, which 6th. While Mr Flanders sitting at DRY GOODS, SMALL WARES and CARPETS re of D. .1. Dickens. I { caucus. s to be sent to the needy children of San table him from behind | Si-.irsport. Miss E. M. Hall. Per Order Republican City Committee, Dodge approached are author- over the head with | M. .1. D-m. Brooks, Ciiaki.es K. Know i.ton, Chairman. 'raucisco.Mr. George F. Brier, who and began to strike him ( '.reive subscriptions and adver- 1 Geo. E. Johnson, Secretary. j pent the winter in Malden, Mass., arrived a jackknife. Mr. Flanders put up his hands Co. June 0,1900. se j Jiiuunu. Publishing Belfast, j j lome last Friday.W. G. Hatch and W. ! to ward off the blows and received eral to attend was not otherwise of North and !: >. Hatch were elected delegates bad cuts on them, but i have raised the retai The Spiritualists Searsport j dealers conference of ran front the will hold an meeting in the I he county Congregational injured. then house, cents hundred Belfast all-day j Dodge | ! Ill 20 to 25 per j Tuesday. and while Mr. Flanders : * Grange ball, North Searsport, next Sunday,j Lurches in Freedom cut his own throat in of him. I I and a farm hand were pursuit -+A June 17th. Since the meet with More Burglaries. burglary SURPRISED cement Society will aidarrived. i \ re- before medical North Knox Je West Waldo Veteran , it the Bradman store on Main street, Hebledtodeath ; June 18th, The adbury Monday, Mr. who was born in Islesboro, | Association will bold its annual reunion at ported last week, the drug store of A. R. Dodge, was 57 and had June 20th, if in Brooks has been entered and con- years old, unmarried, fn!-^ McLain’s Mills, Appleton, ’illey life- he We are now 500 of new the 2 John O. Johnsou’s remin- j lowed the ,-ea all Ins Although silks, \ if not the first fair day. Picnic iderable and there have been displaying yards pleasant; propertytaken manner of late it g f The Volunteer Navy will be Last had acted in a dinner at G. A. R. hall at 11.30. F.nteitain- wo breaks in East Belfast. Saturday peculiar was his mind had become same that is such a ext week. of Clarence M. Knowlton not realized that j I line of silks creating furor in ment at Union church at 1:30. Everyone light the store J from a unbalanced | -ii ,v Son have made and ship is invited.—A. A. Simmons, Sec’y. vas entered by removing the putty bred A. John- • ester, Mass., the past winter of glass in a front window. 1 he New Advertisements, ft Lewiston and Portland, and sell= ; 11. a member of the A O. U arge pane Bangor, Augusta, A. Rockwell, about is offering some ! >.-*o0 mackerel jig*. 1 •asli register was broken open and S10 son, Masonic Temple, | W.. died in Washington, Me., June 4th, of tea tobae- values in new summer novelties, : a consider- n silver taken,with a quantity, splendid in those from 42c. to 50c. | i. cit\ clerk, reports and the Master Workman of Washington ing places per yard. # next an sale of silks, bar- 1 and general groceries. The including important g \ in the number of dog licenses L M. Staples, received from the jo, cigars j Lodge, of W. W. Oakes of gains in covert coats, lace and new belts. the number at this date last June jreak was at the cottage I These silks were made to for and retail for t ; Grand Lodge office, Wednesday, 6th, details... job 55c. on the and the boathouse See his advt. for further .To-day, ids check for 82,000. skow began, shore, following death, la arJ29-cent in va> also broken into and a row boat taken, to-morrow anti Saturday days school that this record was never ft • f 1906, Belfast High it is claimed ware 75c. per rhe boat was located soon after the break, the crockery and kitchen departments yard. the Universalist in the world. f.I sale at beaten by any company of will close the most put was allowed to remain in the possession Carle ,fc Jones, and the of raising :,iy, for purpose The directors of the Home for the Aged their business career. pf the man who had bought it until an effort successful sales in _: aduation. Women Association will have a public the firm leaves for •ould be made to secure the burglars. Sus- June 16th a member of ; — H Walden has been elected at the Home on Cedar street in will show the lawn party picion rested upon two young men from Boston and on returning they * : National Bank of future. It will be in charge of a I the * The city the near Massachusetts win* have been hanging newest summer goods and all novelties OUR PRICE i the occasioned by with Mr. diaries 1! base & are dis- vacancy special committee, j ibout here, and Monday night City Marshal of the season... A. D. Son : Thomas K. Shea. chairman. The grounds new silk made to re- Mr. Coombs spacious | Kimball, policemen Frisbeeand Nickerson, playing1 500 yards of around the home and the worthy object for i tail at ai i at 59cents w ho the old Swift Mr. K. R \\ iggin, visited 75 cents per y per yard. | tiers, bought iccompauied by is should insure a large at- -• w hich it given near the Board Mantou 1 cents....SI starts ! ..p t) ,o\\er Main street, has j m unoccupied building May patterns tendance. The date w ill be given later. to an account in the savings department of ™ ™ [ ii.d put n a second story. Landing where they were said have their Wellman of who has was no one at The City National Bank of Belfast... The _• .t for ei machine shop. Frank Belmont, j endezvous. There home, 39c. 39c.™ 39c. .'s u Dodd j made valuable inventions, lias patent- tml the door was unfastened. Entering Dinsmore e sells the Dorothy S3 \ c. ;.rniim o. has bought the many j for sale at cost fora a machine w hich is said to be a some kerosene lamps found slmes_Fishing rods on the ed mowing ( hey lighted | j th—it building \ short time K. A. Foilett A Sun.... —eat improvement on any existing machine. ; >n the premises and Mr. W iggin read. only by was the *-ite of the Cottrell \r... \i I... ; Mr, u u- more and other Manton Patterns all 10c. mail It ts simpler in construction, easily dentiffed a hammock, rudder, • May By 12c. i> some 2 earned years ago. j can ton a card of thanks...F. F. controlled, and w ill cut where nothing irticies as among those taken from the publish Libby, \t, * ; of Heeds, j1 to iNgi*ter ■ a No doubt Purnham, will take livestock market for th the other machines. lakes’ cottage. Returning to tlm city the t announce that he soon be made for nianu- commission. See his card... An- arrangements wil! J dticers called at a house the men were sale^on i nut ion before d.it>-f« : : -in *m and this machine on the nual stockholders’ meeting of the Odd fact tiring placing enow n to have frequented and arousing the 2 & ,.unt\ Kepubiican convention. Fellows Pudding A»« edition July 4th at 7 A. D. Chase Son market. nmates learned that one of the young men 'WorJcrs;promptly tilled of L. • Chase's Corner. .| the mail between p. in.>ee advt. Pitcher, who ...:; mg It is understoou that tne I'upiex muiei uid left for Boston on the boat that after- 1 tiers a and carts for sale g >Tat: and Northpor: amp a de- the other mare, carriage-' Hushing Co, wii! a id boat building j i.»on, and that the whereaboutsot T. V-ni, on the of the: at a gr*-at saeiitice... Whitten Pros, have postmaster pamnent to their already extensive ,v-re unknown. V description 1 busi-j l of He's •!.- --die* in his restau- 1 just tvee.ved a t-«ii molasses t> ue>>. and will bmid launches and b"ats. ormer was obtained and the Boston police 2 direct Hom th** in three 2 mipoiims, grade*, and perhaps gasolene engines. I.eroy A. ommunicated with, by telephone, wi:h the at ..>,4" and 4"> cent.- ...Tene- ha> of the boat in per gallon j.iii Hosting Co. have erect- c.'"iabs, an experienced boat builder, esult that on the arrival MEETING OF WALDO CO. VETERANS. ! ment of live rooms to let, corner of Coii- Belfast House, .'ter-, b .1 hoards in and been engaged for one yea: and a shop and Boston Tuesday morning the man was ar- Opera gtvss and Franklin str>—ts. Apply to 11. F. Veteran Association W. J. CI-IFFOKD.Manager v:. < ii>*i■ i be'e-ve* n b*uit h.n ling wiil be established at what e-led. Cits Marshal Kdnball >dt on tlie The Waldo Comity McDonald, 7" Main street. Adulterated foot of and is in the Hall, Morrill, June 7th. ,• : h~ lanes and giving bis wu< fmuierly Lane's wharf at the j L>oat for Boston Tue.-das afternoon met Grange for a street, an excellent location. .iue here this morning ss.tli his prisoner.] The morning looked Unfavorable Mii'n it \ M\» oi; i. 5 ii ■ who had a J Ills IS T" A 1 U.l ‘OV Vl- and kept many away DAYS,.june t W a -county case* before Strikes The ireq L'ilplUie The Frankfurt creamery has opened for meeting to drive. Grange •• •- Lion and arrest of the other offender. distance Honesty }ia: ■: ast week foui tliunder storms are another feature of this business. Hood jua-,titles of milk tire long gave the invitation to the veterans to meet Piano? rt. one on motion and tin- re- record-breakitig backward spring, and the I stkamkk Notj-> \\'lleii oil her trip up- brought in and the manager, Mr. Hooper, KEYSTONE ! did enter- 1 to announce sale of in and right myalls they \ •• Fourteen •; t damage is an fac- river Weilue>-h.\ after li. o’,, June bill, stmr. wishes the cream at 'JO Morrill, }•• by ightuing unpleasant in iter a au-i won: cents |v: ipiait, sweet milk, i.ents, skim- tain. President 1). O. IL.wWn called the Cheap cheap Winhe, > hot and out .. e\ head off the -.i-e.* against Last Sunday was intensely Rockland blew iioiler with adul- med milk, cents, mi k, J cents... Mr. Lin- morning meeting to order and in the cleverly covered up :!.»• afterii" »n the usual tliunder stormf Bluff, but was able to proceed under low coln Pierce of New Y k is in town... Mad- Dramatic j Comrade Lorenzo terants make tiie Piano * absence of the secretary Company a wind and a heavy At Ben- am 1'ieice, mother of Albert and yuaitet gave a accompanied by high pressure. Tnuple Heights apt. Heorge, and saxophone is ver\ i lattheir was In a new and pleasing repertoire. HEALTHY, tempting A a mes- John Pierce, home in the Jones of Brooks appointed secretary e lainfab, made its appearance. juniper nett to have telephone Satu j megaphoned The contract lor stone foi a little while, then .... village. to be used in tern. President Bowen made a few re- good stable of V C. Matthews on to Belfast tor the steamer ('astine 1 pro PLAYS Tli ..rgjiiizai.on i> composed tree n-ar tlm sage 'Put constructing the levoland post office is end t!c» : marks and V P. Libby, Win inside goes wrong, p avenue was struck and destroy- to come to their assistance and at the North- ne.u i\ all quarried ami the work will soon appointed COMPANY eader, Luther. Ross Vorthport chaser tii:«1 < himself \v:th .t be A favorite recreation Nash and Lorenzo Junes a committee on a tree was struck near the residence Ground lie made the same re- completed of ini a!', members of the »-d, and port ramp VAUDEVILLE .:ist: m^:.t iate is canoeing on the “Mattamawawa" and of the next meeting. Ad- very unsatisfactory Belfast. Leslie who was on the time and place of I. I. Perry in Last Bail’s quest of Mr. C. tff. Dickey, Pierce’s Hood trout pond... tishing in Mea- for dinner About 15*1 were ted journed < house in Northport, on tlm Pitcher’s Pond ; wharf. The ( astine did not have steam up, dow brook is reported.... Pobert Tyler has It t" a goo i ICan- -e is .Savings Bank as more. It Vaudeville Acts pays buy ;.n.mdiy a and there was enough for many 6 was struck and considerable damage anti the Rockland reached Mar- four-years-old coit which lie values at 6 Big week, The road, however, reliable dealer r—polled next j >r»oO. Miss Alice Minborn arrived home was a tine dinner and much enjoyed by the was insur- where 'he laid for resulted. The loss covered by shall's wharf, up repairs, 1 PRICES. •used by "lie of the leading ^ last week from Fort o.liiis, Colorado. The afternoon meeting was POPULAR traveled the her and veterans. now ance. The electricity along \ the Castine taking passengers Mt. Waldo Lodge, K of P., united with Fi- hymen of the state, called to order by the President and the Scats oa sale at Box Office. the Dean house to the she left with the Re- wood's Corner Lodge in a me- and one telephone wire from freight up-river when lling holding £ .sundries in Bangor morial service at the latter last Sun- program carried out in a tine where the tele- • for The Cas- place following residence of P. G. Hurd, bekuli excursion Winterport. schools day.The village closed last Fri- manner: singing, “America' prayer by NOTICE. instrument was put out of commis- tine arrived back about 4 a. m. Thursday, for a vacation of ten weeks.... Mr. F. P. CAUCUS his tir>t ex- phone day of committee on i ;.e> announces Curtis is IPs house Kev. E. E. Morse; report sion, and the room tilled with smoke. Quite and returned at once to Rucksport to take having repaired. The of Montville are hereby noti- L'ot s a i Head Republicans \ugusta time and place-time, July 5th, place. fied to meet at the North Ridge meeting-house a number of telephones were thus disabled. the Rockland's place on the Camden route. ;> .lune gist. These Belfast; if stormy, the next (so-called!, in said town, on Saturday, June 26. trips re- Of the Tide, Our tell of other The Rockland completed repairs and at two o’clock l*. for the purpose of Store. are county correspondents j of 1906, Music ar last year and there fair report accepted; address District Convention ■ done the sumed her route Momlav morning.The day; choosing delegates to the Na- damage by lightning. of be held at Waterville, June 26th. to the State Om- m of interest at the no welcome by the Master Honesty Grange; steamer running on her O.sease takes summer at June 27tn. to the County Belfast. Me. Coming to Belfast June 25th. Walter Pemaquid began ; remarks tne vention Portland. 75 Main St response, Lorenzo Jones; by Convention at Belfast, August 1st. to ehoos a new route from Sargentville to Rockland L Main, the well known circus manager, vacation. 5 b\ the choir; remarks town committee, and to act on any other Pusii.r" ■ st"ckton fair j President; singing springs,bids via touching at intermediate that may come before said meeting. who is heavily interested financially in the btonington, song by Comrade I 11: _:-ute>r on if need flesh and by Comrade Wadsworth; Per Older Town Committee. shipping ports lau June 4th.The summer time you Republican Cummins' Greater Wild West lings, Comrade ; June 12. 1906 —2w24 are Exposition Caumiett; recitation by Harding Montville. i't. A‘ready brokers which went into ; use has assumed the management of that table of the Maine Central, strength Fred cornet solo sized vessels that Co., remarks by Kev. Morgan; Annual Stockholders' ;!.e medium effect to the Maine Cen- Meeting. and in the future it will be per- Juue4th, applied listen Merriam: remarks by J. G. Hard- on lumber to aggregation, by .1 ...j a: f. freight as well the trains. The Ill I I' \s’ Mr. .bn.-- : directed and by him. Mr. tral steamers as’ Mrs. Emma .'mall soug TO RENT bu>ine>s sonally managed Scott’s Emulsion ing; recitation by The annual -stockholders" aiost exceiient this season are the Cummins' \\ ild West Frenchman'.' bay boats Kev. E. L. Ass.- n .... w Main has added to the Sam. Finney; remarks b\ Tenement of five rooms to let. corner Con- -w>' B ildihg by Hub. m Hfirast. of the Main circus features, in- Noiumbega. commanded b\ ( apt. Saddlei, summer as in winter. A vote of all great Morse and Edward Evens. rising T r. m.. t->r ■ and Franklin streets. Enquire Of ; MV., at --'dock » has gress lb'pedaie, Mass., wild beast collect ion the commanded by Capt. Norton, was to all who helped to make -.-n --i 'ii'-'.i "b •,| ■' cluding all of his large Sappho, Send for free sample. thanks given -lti the Transa-'i as be-t A careful H. E. MCDONALD. M, u-Hfiee K Mclntire super- aiid all of the startling realistic features of and :iie samoset, commanded by apt. Gal- this one of our meetings. SCOTT v 1’OWN E, Chemists, the number at the after- ;iT...lmee go Roller Rushing Gruver is in of the estimate placed 1 w-j l 70 Main Street. Duplex the New York city, including, lagher. fapt. command 4 409*415 Pearl street, New York. meeting closed Hippodrome, _ meeting at :W. The recent by this from Rockland to 3 50c. and £ 1.00; all druggists. .-h'pments incidentally, the famous Power Elephants Ivmuqifd running Sedg- In singing “Marching Through Georgia. "f < Sec. pro tern. NOTICE. "iie t'»ii bronze castings which were such a sensation in New ’i oil; wick apt. Foss commands the Sieur de Lokf.nzo JONl->, CAUCUS machinery for a mill in which More M the R'*cklaml-Castine route. for the past twelve months, and Monts* Capt. On 4. of the Ontario. oify recently released to accompany the Dickson is inspecting commander of all the To Close July -m Monday n -jn. Wild West. Besides * enti al lieet of bo .t>. The steam- ♦ or of Rroektou, Mass has Cummins' Greater Maine ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦❖♦♦♦♦ ♦ #>*♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ !. •>. y fv (' -i,-. ! A. and Mildred R. Minard these rare and novel features. Mr Mu. is ers of the Edsi-ni steainshi}> to and iivcn*. their respective place* of b mines- a >f H ! rat t nutj m.ikin^ at ■■•’.i" what was known as tire combined with Cummins’ Greater Wild from Boston will boa in i.md'ugs lot 16. m M. Wkktw r. M. BK«iS 1 Hi: 'O, it I’l.t MMl il. West the Great Fire and Flame spectacle, North Juiie 22nd, t“ lontiuue until WtHTTKN I> -e, }• ist Northport, and taken port, Sw f & Pai F. O. S>m h. T.S. Kr.sKink. Luna bhie steamer A. Howl- ,v 1 he house was built for a sum- including the entire equipment from Sept. 5th.... The new 'te-. tu Sharks & Poi.i-KTI’. V. W N in H K. I in A E- 11>' ■.he includes Igor which is the most ex- which is to be bn'lt Bath for in- sub-’riber h-r. property Park, Coney Island, Camden, B. D. Kiri.n. R. H. '\yj itok's N-)TICK. >• that her -. p i, with ?h"re frontage. tensive apparatus connected with any tire the Eastern Steamship < ompan\, will prob- Thomas Cans.*n. W. O. I’ -t; & n [ b: •. of the last will ami testatuei Di i' M Bros t.\ei toi and liame exhibit in the world. These two ably be completed in June, I'.'oT. The speed _p astine will make an ex- it is of Vh-:i*\ great shows—the Walter L Mam circus of the boat will be about 20 knots and NOTICE. EtlU'.i K A. IU.ACKSTONL. late i.uigor Wednesday, dune goth, i CAUCUS Wml distance and the Cummins Great West—will expected that she will cover the 39c. Countv of Waldo, deceased, and trivea DAYS i ’’ the pices of the delegates to the voters of Northport are r**- Ah d | in June 25th. Rockland and Boston, in seven ♦ The Republican mds as the law directs. persons having appear Belfast, Monday, J between in caucus at the Wood school- »:e ate convention. All are in- _at_ : «inested t<> meet atuls against the estate .d said decease-I in the of line steamer June 20. at 6 m., to choose an Grand street morning hours_The Clyde freight house. Wednesday. p. * ■sired t«* -.'one for settlement, parade j •■on- prese he trip, which will be public. t<> the State. District and County .ire to make on division delegates l indebted there:.- requested pav- show day. Benefactor will g-.» the Bangor committee, and to act upon \ eaves Lewis wharf at 7 a. m. ventions; also a town ent immediately to the on this di- business that may come before the ^ STEVENS- shipping Items. The Kockland schoon- for a time clean up freight any other leaves Bangor at »> p. m., UMK.—3w24 g the caucus. Montville, February 13. 1. was June 5th vision, which has been piling up since Per Order rown < onimittee. y there. The fare will be 50 er John Snow reported Republican anchored outside the bar at Brunswick, Ga Penobscot went on in place of the City of 8c Jones’: and was due at Rockland iCarle dismasted. She was bound from Tarpun j Bangor, yesterday, Circle will meet with Emerson of mtauqua Bay to Baltimore with pineapples, and will in command of Capt. Charles No. 4 Park street, Hubbard, be towed to destination.. .Sell. Helvetia Boston.The steamer Silver Star of the ne isth The topics for study June lslesboro and ( astine rjute will be- : TOMORROW f SATURDAY, sailed from Pamnuky river, Vra., 1st, j Belfast, TODAY, f BELFAST SAVIN6S the li VI W- P f Kami BANK, May Chautauquan Maga- gin her summer schedule of two round trips ♦ in “Greek f •overies Crete,” Camden_In recalling the record passages to-mor:ow, June 15th. ♦ MAINE. man Villas at BELFAST, Roscoreale,” of the old-time clipper ships the Bath Enter- Z JUNE 14,15 and 16 of Greek Art from j chapter recalls some good sailing in more prise re-J —««♦««♦♦« HERBERT I. i of the book. Author, Klbert About the ♦ F. DEMON WILMER J. DORMAN. FIELD. cent years eight years ago j ^ ROBERT Bath built ship Henry B. Hyde sailed from [ 1 Asst. Treasurer. York to San Francisco in 102 Treasurer. • •'aimed letters remaining in New days. President. bit of was :o.st ■ ilice- for the week ending Another particularly good going In Gur and Kitchen Ware : the S. D. Carleton of Rock Dopts. les—Mrs. 11. G. Curtis, Mar- that port. Me., Crockery in on a from New York t<> Stella Gilley, Mrs. Cora B. 1892, passage | We beside the values in 50c. and T5c. goods, shall, special She arrived off the Platte in 4" ^ beppard, Miss Sadie Staples, j California. ^ This bank commenced its thirty eighth I. Soule. Gentlemen—Harry days, the Horn in 70, and reached her des- after 18 i Heath, 11. Stanley Lesher, tination in 106, spending days ♦ Sell Ten 5c. Articles for 39c. rolling around in a winter gale between the $ 1005. oseph Robert McCollum, fiscal year December 1, stream and llatteras — Sell. Win. B. “ “ ,n. AMiville T. Webb, Nor- gulf ■ discharged soft coa there last ♦ Wright, J. D. Wentworth. Herrick,which And Five I Oc. 39c. Belfast Fuel sailed t es- week for the & Hay Co., ▲ _♦ The last statement of the State Bank Examiner gives the Dodworth of New York Minday morning, light, for Hillsboro, N. B. on the !i*- Robert’s cottage to load plaster for New York. timated market value of its assets as n w hich he had reut- SI,532,932.31, -ithport, City Government. There was uo quorum '•>!. and is now occupying. It JUNE 16th, t at the adjourned meeting of the city council : SATURDAY, a fund as regards the depositors of S233,- of the site of his cottage showing safety | Wednesday evening, June 6th, and a further -ar and he will now have the most successful sales in our business ♦ all its liabilities. adjournment was had to Thursday evening, | Closes over ant* at,ove 1> extending from the road X • 709.42 when the business left unfinished Aat the ♦ we take this to thank our I an i the cottage standing on caieer, and opportunity regular meeting was completed. It was ; tine views. Mr. Mnmands i their and on interest the voted that Alonzo Dutch et als. be granted patrons.for generous purchases appreciation + All moneys received on deposit will go make some alterations and X [ to erect an shed of three sides ! permit open + of values given. We leave for market ♦ and no door, one story in height, as an ad-! FIRST DAYS OF EACH AND EVERY MONTH 1 DESIRABLE. | oi porations which have tiled dition to their stable in the rear of their 18th ♦ JUNE first of June and December of each calendar year there will be ttes of organization at the store on Main street, in accordance with the X MONDAY, and on the days | ▲ ♦ which in the has not been less than .5 per | 'Htaetary of State is the follow- report of committee on tire department and a dividend of interest made up, past fashion's standpoint, show the newest Summer + interest to whom the was re- On our return we shall the first after the same. All dividend \ Krankfort Creamery Co., organ- city property, petition “Dorothy Dodd’' Oxfords 4, cent per annum, payable Mondays a at corner ♦ of the and if uncalled kfort for the purpose of deai- ferred. Petitioners for light the FROMare all that can be desir- ♦ Goods. All the nove’/ties in will be immediately credited to the accounts depositors, a books sum. | ream, cheese and butter, writh of Cedar and Pine streets, and for street ed. The fashion say for at the time,will bear interest, the same as the principal of shoes. \ m! stock, of which nothing is to connect Union and Bay View streets were they're the most stylish Their distinctive ♦ have the careful and conscientious oversight of its ’dicers: President, Chas. F. given leave to withdraw. Voted to establish original Summer Shirt Waist Suits, Shirt Waists, 1 The affairs of this Bank j styles solve the problem of be- the of its de- ctnkfort; treasurer, W. S. Grant street lights at the angle of Bay View trustees, who respectfully ask a continuation of patronage present j ing fashionably shod at a mode- i Certificate June 0 street and at the corner of and Vine be to new accounts with any prospective deposi- approved High rate price. This beautiful but- Belts, Neckwear, Etc, ♦ positors, and will pleased open The a streets. question of new receiving ton Oxford of Patent leather X ♦ tors within or without the State. tomb for Grove Cemetery was exemplifies this combination of ♦ delay in receiving timber informally ♦ discussed and it was decided to have a con- elegance with economical price. ♦ Call and see us. due to the bad I traveling, It costs but $3.00. Our as- are from ference of the committee on cemeteries and ♦ Yours Deposits in this Bank exempt taxation. j has been made on the shoe sortment contains many other truly, the cemetery trustees to formulate plans. 1 ^ j ■•' iision, the frame of which styles equally desirable. The committee on sidewalks was authorized j from 9. a. m. to .! p. m., | pleasing landmark denoting This bank will be open for business daily except and instructed to lumber for procure build- & a. m. to 12 m. | growth of a leading local in- i he CARLE JONES, Saturday Saturday from 9 a sidewalk on Charles | street, far work is ing extended, | away progressing D1NSM0RH | ARTHUR I. north of Main street and to cause said I ROBERT F. OUNTON, addition to the Mathews Bros.' 2 5 Floors, Main Street,Belfast + JAMES H. HOWES, sidewalk to be built. The licensing board X Stores, Trustees. i between the two is the exten- BROWN, FRED G. WHITE, BEN D. FIELD, voted to grant licenses to the innholders, "f the Duplex Roller Bushing | restaurant keepers, etc., who had made ap- srogsj ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Belfast, December 1,1905. | business shows a steady growth. plication to date. ++♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*>♦♦♦♦ I Death From Lockjaw while it is well up in minerals. F. E. SANBORN, world, never dressed with Buck- But now as to the of ! follows an injury LOVE or COUNTRY government len’s Arnica ytalve. Us antiseptic ami heal- this nation. 1 love country, great my ing properties prevent blood poisoning, because it is native land; of Keusselaers- President of the Standard Stock Food Com THE THEME OF BELFAST HIGH SCHOOL first, my t has. Oswald, merehant, I "It cured lyetli Burch, C 1 j j second, because of its good government, ville, N. v writes pany, was Porn in -Morrill. j COMPOSITIONS. sore on bis neck i Its government is a republic, the ruler Women Obtain Mrs. Pinkham’s of this place, of the ugliest 1 aver Wounds, Burns Printers’ Ink ; were lining called the president. This presi- Advice and saw." Cures Cuts, recently published The following compositions Help. and H- drug store. dent is elected the Besides Sores. 25c at li. Moody’s sketch of P. ]•;. o the in the class in by people. Sanborn, president handed in by pupils that not tender- 111is, all the people are free: is, “Darling,” murmured the fiancee, the Standard Stock Food Co., Omaha Freshman in the Belfast High She Has Guided Thousands to Health. do if 1 should die' —: English ! free to do any tiling they want to, but ly, “what would you that rau stated For Infants and the happy man, even Nebraska, in which it was | Children 1 The do not have to taxes to their How E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- "Ownest,” responded school. general subject assigned I pay heavy Lydia effort j more “I slionld make every he was born in Maine about 45 year: Caroline W. rulers as do Iiussia and other nations, Cured Mrs. Alice tenderly. by their teacher. Miss pound Berryhlll. to get iron) the cilice and attend the neither is one person above the other away ago. Mr. F. W. Sanborn of the Norway Field, was I Love America. j funeral.’*—Cleveland Leader. i “Why The poorest can become politically. THea. Advertiser wrote to the other Sanbort i The Kind You while in coun- A Guaranteed €.*ure *"r Have WHY 1 LOVE AVI KUH'A. president", many foreign It is a great Pi oti tiding for some details of bis life, and finding tries it is the nobility that can rise satisfaction for a Itching, Rlind, bleeding, “M\ 'th id thee, j only to refund country this eoun- Piles. Druggists are authorized that be came Waldo county kind *• to office. Furthermore, woman to feel from ---^it= w*-et hind of high fails to cure liberty of money if PAZO OINTMENT Of tliee I try is made up of forty-five states all that she can write ly turned the over tc Always Bought sing." ] in li to 14 days. 50c. correspondence ASegetable Preparationfor As- I ! which are united and all under the same to another There are reasons I love telling The Journal and sent us a copy oi the Food many why is a llis you had a bad day, deal similating andRegula- one government. She highly civilized her the most pri- Wife—Have America. Perhaps the best one, or | 1 lost over Printers’ Ink the sketch. Stomachs and of I nation, the foremost of vate and confiden- The Financier—Yes; $-50,000. containing ting the Bowels that we are all and ranking among of of the best is. free, And the worst of it is that nearly $100 We F. E. Sanborn-! for. the world. There are many famous tial details about quote from Mr. that is something to be thankful that was my own money-—Life. i here, too. The total number her illness, and letter follows: All the are on political equality colleges peisonal as people lot of the United States number know that her let- Constipation makes the cold drag along. one lias as much right m pupils “1 Maine for 25 and person (>et it out Take Kennedy’s Laxative haven’t lived in years for eighteen millions, while the teachers ter will be seen by of}ou. affairs as another. A government and Tar syrup. Contains no although I have been back there quit! number about four hundred and a woman Honey cough j Promotes Digeslion,Cheerful- fifty ■ the will become richer j only. bold K. H. Moody. a number of but what were big people stronger, opiates, b} times, ness Rest.Contains neither kind thousand. Many thousands 1 and and and more powerful than any other those men’s mountains and wide streams, grea Let us look now at the army and of cases of female The buitor—What are all nor It is not trees there 1 was a Opium.Morphine Mineral. of government. surprising The lilted for? The LeiU-Oli, that’s my col- ; when youngstei navy of the United States. l diseases come be- photos smaller. Mot Map c otic that the people of Central and Southern lection oi souvenii spoons.— Laltimore have somehuw or other got | states has no standing army like other Pinkham some come to this county: they come j fore Mrs. every year, American. I know they lu„k .just its big to the litth Europe but in case of war it could others mail. Mrs. Pink- because it is a tree county, and nations, personally, by ! fellows that are up as they die |--- simply m a short of B. of the lac tim- growing laise a large army very time, ham is the Lydia The sworn statement majiu : I lino also sa' :n connection with this, daughter-in-law s to me tlien, imt I cannot make then ! naj* iP Old BrSMi TLPITWS/i as shown in the War. for ers protects von tun. opiates in Kenned} of the United was Spanish Pinkham twenty-five years ! seem like to. tnat the aiyl u the sviup used seed' » government lor two hiin- 1 since her de- Laxative Honey ai lai- cough they I^wyJan When the president called under her direction and was a milt Alx.Sfrsui 1 states is flm best form of government that drives the cm! out of }our svslem. I ”'1 lie hill wheie I coasted died thousand volunteers one million cease has been sick women Ilach> (lp 'Salts ~ that we owe this to she advising and use at the foot oi J in the world: and bold by II. li. Moody. long, the sci.an a forward to till the ranks. 1 he free of j dinitp Sertt I the great and wise statesmen who lived steppeil charge. it was a great tug building. Now tlia* American soldiers rank among the “1 wonder what sort ot man that lad} Itojfjer'rwit / when this great republic was in its in- I Mrs. Pinkham never violates the con- i same lull ;s nut hall as big as it was I B> Cfir'pttictpSbr'p a I best soldiers of the world, with the past will capture.". “Undoubtedly llorni s'prd lighting fidence of women, and every testimon- with a lutuie. — and the scl outhouse isn’t much bigge: fancy. being famous tor accurate shooting, she’ll gel a voting man | Clnrifted Sugar Am Lair motive for loving inis great j ial letter published is done so with Lippincott’s Magazine. than my Imuse. 1 >rntr/yf*jrr Haver. / l'l e United States has, too, a splendid of the la: d of ours is fiecati.se of its greatness, | the written consent or request “I w its burn in Waldo county near tin which ranks tnird among the can be to it is the navy i writer, in order that other sick women The sineerest tribute that paid in west of Bel ! i am proud to say that strongest, of postotlice Morrill, just Apeiferl Remedy nations of the world in the number itv i> in.itai < The man} imita- lorfonsiipa tne mightiest. the richest, and the most may be benefited as she has been. siiperioi fast. J went to school there and a: ! 1 lion Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea its But it is not numbers | tions oi n’eWiu's Witch Hazel baive that on this broad earth warships. Augusta. Where I intended school wa: powerful country will. It is ti;e the guns are Mrs. Alice Berrvhill, of 313 Boyce are now beloie the \ uhiic piove it the best. Worms,(Convulsions .Feverish aud it is that way as Business of .nil's. 1 have heard it said, : * ■•••oil tor scalds, I known the Dingo College handled and the discipline of the sailor. Street, Chattanooga, Tenn.- writes Ask lor DeW itt's. burns, ness ami Loss of Sleep. un doubt true, that when tne sun sinks dialed tetter, cuts, bruises, ! conducted a uian named 11. 11. Capon For handling the guns the American skin, ecznuc, by avert! green isles ot the Philippines Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— boils and piles. Highly recoil mended and "1 remember the day i got my di sailor can not he surpassed. Fhe cham- j Facsimile Signature or : is t c is' rosy beams upon the Three years ago life looked dark to me. reliable, bold by li. 11. Moody. ! plotna. ,\ mt of t hose graduating went an Ameri- 1 gunner ot' the world is had and of the t ss lows of the broad Atlantic, pion I ulceration inflammation and bongi t him a chair, and they select can. and was in a serious condition. ! The Old buldier-Yes, sir, aud 1 can tell an incessant over female organs td me to make the ad iliii-' vigil •• under presentation NEW K keeping Xow as to this country's record Mv health was completely broken down \ou that I’ve had six horses killed j A'O R this broad land. : dress. 1 n< vei have felt as lug' since. It holds its j and the doctor told me that if l was not. <>p- mi' in war. '1 he Motorist—Pooh! that's or her among nations. place 1 went bach i’here is also another ted I would die within six months. I’ve had a dozen kill- “When I finished school symbol among the mightiest nations of the | era upon nothing. pedestrians The and him I would have no but ed under home and one term in the oh; greatness. army navy join nation to I told operation me.—Pick-Me-Up. j taught I world. Everv pays respect most ol uaiid n hand in strength and power. : would try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable j school wl ere 1 had received the the United Mates Every foreigner me What's the of from him Forces there are none, anywhere you Compound. He tried to influence against good keeping I mv education. 1 hen I went to Boston, ^ knows its a free country. It but I sent for the medicine that same things \ou may see, seek them that can withstand such an. meaning, it day Any good winch was the ambition of most as labor boys has its share in great men as well and began to use it faithfully. Within five That w ill lilt his load of | 8 EXACT CQPy QF WRAPPER. or as that which follows the w here ! and worked for the Ames army navy is felt relief but was not cured Like Mountain lea. Iiveil, | other Its progress very ! days I entirely Rocky II A I.I -tars and are wait- any country. Plow until I came west. stripes. They only it will stand the until I used it for some time. Company great, and before long OCNTAUK «OI«MNY. NtW VO«K CiTV ng for the call to arms and blast of “Your medicine is fine. I have ”1 have lived here in Omaha since TWB tjue of all nations. certainly Mr. llardpan—No, 1 can't buy you the the 1 may say that very mightiest induced several friends and neighbors to take 1ns:’>, and have been engaged in this war-bugle. safely The of this is Chris- dress, and that's all there is about it. mmmtmmmmmmmm- the States is better for religion country it and I know more than a dozen who had business since InSC. It was United prepared other Mrs. think )ou might, if incorpor- tian, the same as that of the female troubles and whvj to-day are as well llardpan—1 war than any republic or monarchy remembei all 1 have to put up ated in isss, and I have been president civilized nations ot the world. and strong as I am from using your Vege- you’d only from the North Pole to the South. w ith— ol the campany since that time, <>n the whole ttie United States is or table Compound. 5 hue re are still other sides to the Mr. llardpan—If you'd only remember ‘‘1 have probably been one of the ought to be loved by every American, was w ith \\ ouldn t of this country. America has Just as surely as Mrs. Berrvhill how little 1 have to put up you busiest men in Omaha for twenty years, greatness and we that it will keep A Stale Convention nroduced not the most famous authors may hope cured, will Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- a>k me to put up for a dress.—Philadelphia and 1 struck this town broke, Republican and Union, now and forever, Press. although and the world lias ever known “Liberty table Compound cure every woman went in debt the tirst and am owing WILL UK HELD IN poets one and day but a must creditable galaxy among inseparable." from any form of female ills. Don’t be forded and made to believe that a whole lot more now than 1 did then, I oil ’00. suffering CITY HALL, PORTLAND. FIND ill A Winter, can be cured with local whom Whittier, Lowell, If axe sick write Mrs. Pinkham rheumatism appli- presume 1 have done pretty well, be- Longfellow. you Mountain lea is Bryant, Holmes, Emerson and Na- for advice. It is free and always help, ances. Hollister's l\oeky cause the business I represent is just Wednesday, June 27, 1906, the only cure for rheumatism. So thanial Hawthorne are stars of the first fui. positive started. After I have AT 10.MO O'CLOCK A. M., WHY I LOVE AMERICA. Tea or Tablets. K. 11. Moody. getting nicely is due to the cents, agnitude. All this high got it on its legs 1 intend to spend some for rlit* purpose of nominating a candidate *'»>r I A New Cigar fi of his brain to at ci civilization of the in the United There are so many reasons why 1 ‘T know a man who had part of my vacation time in Maine.” Governor la* supported tlit* Septend people election, and other business states and the of cut out, and he’s alive and well." transacting any great progress love America that 1 hardly know where up into every true American's heart as that conic betme it. ‘Pint of it, eh? He.-: That’s nothing. may propet 1> Pico ( ristianitv. he thinks of the Union of The basis of 1 < n will be as follow -. Porto to I think one of the great rea- glorious live without brains at From Printers’ Ink.) pivsentati' •« begin. Lots of any 'HIM people town and will be entitled Ull 1 > U) LUC uraiui which he is a part. J'iie fact that we Kacli city, plantation we all love her is that our all!—Detroit Free Press. Few men have been in the to one ami tor caeli 7*. votes cast tor it-rs which Nature lias so be- sons why and have off longer delegate; kindly have fought bravely come the candidate toi Governoi in 1004 an Ten cent value, but we is the best, as it gives us When the bab\ talks, it is time to stock fond business than F. F. Sanborn, Republican stowed upon America for the pleasure government victorious for our makes give additiona 1 d- a gate ami for a fraction of 4< >te* of us are independence It’s the won- None llollistei’s llocky Mountain Tea. of the standard Stuck Food ill excess of 7a voie>. a iiutlift additional del- t ::er people, and they are indeed j»•;.tieal equality. us love our freedom tenfold better. It president are them for a medicine known to loving one Vacancies m the oi selling ra w si ives all have chance to vote. Many greatest bab) Company of Omaha. With excep- gale. dea-gt-ten any ty. der- The mighty Niaga hich tosses is not the size of our although of those who have won the country, mothers. ft makes them eat, sleep and tion. it is Standard stock food is town or plantation can only be tided by resident e wati rs oi the Great Lakes into rain- highest said. exist*. it does rank third, but the fame and I So cents, lea ot '1 ablets. P. H. ot the county in wlm-li the vacancy as did Abraham Lincoln, were glow. the oldest article of its kind in the c w !ii e in i how spray: the Grand Canon wrought ot’ices, honor which it has won because of The state Voinnutt' at M-s-imi the had not so chances as Moody. States." room <>l the IlaP :.i ;;o a. m. t tic- some marvelous freak in Nature, rs poor, and many United reception iy the great wisdom and strength which it of 1 lie on volition foi tl .• of re< eiv we. Toe are all united, which Mrs. Naggs—Why, only last Mundax you Stock •food," it be day pin pose Acting the morning’s gleam and the people and its in might explained, credent-in 1- <*1 delegates. In older to h** we possesses courage always new bonnet- was vei\ becoming ingr | means that we shall if can said my is im: a food at but a condi- < glow d the sunset its stand, t ready all, eligible to 1 ai in- pale in the Convent.*'!.. 1* i«-- upon precipitous standing for lie right. sax it isn’t. the Con\! nt ion v we powerful Naggs-Weil, ever the we stai d, di elect fail." some other base to carry it, and fed to n.s liUiwiiig rocky heights American people is the government.! until this morning.—Coiumbus Dispatch. All electors it .Marne. W hat ever he poia I.-:,. w rs oi The government pays all employees cattle, horses, swine, al'tiliaticns have be* u. w!i" 1 « 1 \• nt tin- but the omit The Republican form is truly the best sheep, poultry, may all To l ure a Cold in One Day a ai- -an is the Vt 1 hiwstoue National in her large army uid navy and in j etc., to give them appetite and build gem 1 pi ip’h-s and pot .-y of the ll. pi.h that the world has produced. It is! at <1 d« 'a it- -1 oecs- at the at t .*• the curiosities d her otlices. Take LA \ ATI VF llO.YO quinine/Tab- them up by feeding. One ot the pet pa 11> po flavored, •’ark. There all made lor the by the and ch cta.n in this mntc, ;a eoniiaev a.v Mild, but fine ere people jieop.o lets. leitind moiu \ t it fails to coming Another reason is that t are Druggists scientific tricks of the directors of some • d< Nature ai'elound for those who wish to of the more could one cd t" mute 1 tu.er '!.:■» all ill ctn g gat* people, and what cure. F. W n lias cu me to love and lionorit. United ports Mai\ —Did good nothing shape r.V RON M Y I'. Secretary. are ualer the of the foil o- to he closed. We could, moreover, go supervision j — l.ots ol n,one\, go* d social j and then a bulletin I.t Wis’.'l A ll a Il'OT. the imate and vary in of Sph-ndid. ingredients, publish pi products gross tin- United States. and all that. In lad, the draw- ot the ! lilted Mates. a long way towards feeding and cloth- sitioii, mil) to expose the commodity by brand, for- named — Til's land lias been rightly ; back is the man. I’.rooklyn Lite. 1 ■ in t .e ing Europe. mula and maker's name. The I motor lr p,:;• -lies tie- north, "sweet land of liberty:” in it. its citi- POOR & SON. America is a natioi oi ace; she is a \ a in d:s- : re not all in ■. w he Local die pi There is no need won ing :ong : met to tiic sMiitli. idle zens, rich or have ! Wileys Washington. Dcmccrdtic tcnvcnticn. poor, equal rights' i.-'-rcei» ■: longrcssiunal ■ in she is alw Treatise «d a «i digestion. were a : a- .■ n as woods are loader all h.ngs: ays coniimt Stuck foods unknown K r-d gvoti Theie ,s a chance for each nod twenty tr. to in tie- to be about every! a bottle ol KoDOl. I Ol; D\ :< unu m the west, in some mg be right: M/KFM five yea.s ago, before the days of scieii- 1 .he >* iiu d ..ts 0: iiu- '! had < '•>ngi — s 1. portions one to become famous, not the same will do I’m Kodoi i.ot I iru own and not some other iq and see what it you F. e count tin i decked business, tHie stork growii.g. F. Sanborn got ! al Distiict I .Ma ne c< m 1 i.sing the count ie•> ry grow osy means as England's nubility have won xx hat x on eat at give? that p wm not stand another' digests ni on e m ■ ... ro vv nations. >!ie ti ground ilooi ot the business. I of Hancock. Kennel o, n rst*t ami g tin if tit.es, "a breath can make thorn I Hied stomach a needed rest, hut is a oor- ’. witl for iIt ougli she He was born in Maine about ;:> Wald'-, w ill meet in con v m n-n at tin •: ve, vety pencil and the purple grape, ing | as a breath has made." but in America rectiveof t he greatest rtlieieUC) Kmloi H* years a can a c : a e- .f tin- grow is nation of peace, she tight. M ago. went from there to Boston, and in on i, my south mol liogin at the bottom id' the laddet ; exes indigestion, dyspr p.-ia, palpitation Opera House, Fairfield, Thursday, e soon- s< ■■ Another is ti beautiful and ui stomach. the late seventies took a to (Iniaha urunce ami the lUiiim, the pine- thing and climb, but the hi ait, tlatuiei.ee, trip June 28, at x 1 a. m. size. slowly perhaps, surely, j stomach and c the climate, and tin- 1'lie Kodoi will make your with a Boston in of a 1 coconut p.iiiu. These cry, the young engineer ciuuge for the pu: j osc ot 11 oix 1 i 1.: 11:1 g .1 canb: tl.at may pi< peily come b«i'oie slopes the foremost republic of the world, \\ oi means t lie loss ot abiiit) to do) mu brooks, rivers, mountains. j ) born had live cents when lie i tiie* v ai vent ion err:! Nivada and Coast Langes, in woods, bays, the national (louts Worrv is to be avoided at ail times twenty Today (tag proudly best. The of will be as the almond and hills are. You can any sort of landtd in Omaha. The went basis representation delightful region get over a free and K-.dol will ‘take the wmry out of youi engineer Fanners and dealers can sar- the independent people. follows: Kacb city, town and plantation thrives and when in bloom looks like a clUnale within the boundaries of stomach. Mold P II. Mood) back lo Boston, but his companion de- "Ami banner b) w ii! be ». nt it led to one doit and for each tors' sending live i can almost tile >t,u spangled >, long may ! gate pm.lit by ice -;zcd loseiuish. Tire walnut and iited States: you get any termined io stay awhile and look it a ave, 7A votes cas foi the Democia: it- candidate hi. Will start a Five >i< 1 used to move in a mi.\si likewise inhabit the k iiil of scenery. Mosely Wraggs—You around. Almost he got : < the apricot pro- (‘'to the land of the flee ami the home ol» — immediately for .'o\en«or in p.u oi.e additional delegate ; ot reasons is good society, didn’t ye? Wareham long Belfast every Monday mornii dive near the L tc lie co rst. Nd-xt to the greatest my the brave." job us a roustabout, but at tei tin days and lot a fiaction of : s votes in excess (.f valleys 1 never done movin’when I could help ■ < ail) on Belfast I v :s almost tree that she is civilized, and a duds- work came down with measles. When To votes an adddlotial delegate. stork .u all stations [ajiiii 1 ta.s country highly j Uk.ktha 'On. in kind o' Tribune. ttan a deal to Whitten, it, any s’ciety.—Chicago Vacancies in can be filled 'nt, 11 < (:u violent manifestations ot nature; nation, which has great j the disease had run its course he had to any oe.egation of live .-took leave Burnham to do with our success. Thousands annually bear witness the look for work A soon only by a resident of ti e county in which nut unhappily it is not entirely free WHAT IT MEANS TO 11K AN AMK11H AN. 1 again. joli pre- Monday nom. Cattle rail b* is that America is eltieieiiev of Karl) Pisers. 'I hese pleasant, ; the vacancy exists. ! rum them, as the late disaster at sail Last but not least, ; sented itself. He was put on the gov- b\ the Tubereu All true American citizens ought to reliable little pills have long borne a repu- ; The District 1 ommittee will be in session Tuberculous Francisco our own. our native land. One may be- ernment building as a stone-dresser, proves. be born in America. Of course will tation second to none as a laxative and at The Gerald at lo a. lm, >11 the day of the home w ttli little trouble and exp*- come hut it is and does you he had never haudlcu stone- j tVhy do 1 love America's Let the naturalized, not, aie as as biead in though i convention to receive the credentials of is best tell rue that they can he naturalized, cathartic. They staple for information. 'hetished break iorth at not seem the same. We think it homes. Pleasant but < itectivc. dressing tools in liis life. There are still delegates. thought hut it never seems the same as millions of last- ecause it is native I because it is mis. 1 hr rest of the quite W ill relieve without a of stones in that Per order, my country. when have iirst promptly constipation ecuple building Burnham world with us. as is you opened your eyes li. II. as K. V. K AIK ItROT1IKR, F. E. I.IBB\, m w >t cause of her power, agrees proven by griping. Mold by Moody. which be points out with pride his mtry on this and land: the crowd ot that in great glorious though, handiwork. But the is fear- F. A. (iiaiEK, Burnham iei a: ght, her glory, and her majesty, emigrants pour Mrs. is it? Will, dressing Telephone, to he sure.yon might fail to realize your Corrigan—A stroike, 1. EOK({ K I h STf A H I liest d i iove hei because I was every me wid me crooked. In of this day. thin, begon), yez kin hi!p fully consequence Thom a> 1- M trimi y Linvili. Whitmore. good fortune the first few years. del gloiious ensign of washink Mr. Corrigan—Av course Oi xvill, crookedness he was discharged. Then District Ponimittee. Another tiling, it is best to be i lix and 1 am tiiat itarlii t. If the tub breaks down. Oi’ll he found a in an implement fac- i.beity. exceedingly glad in where can place 1 brought up America, you it fur vez.—Puck. vi t id fortune to have iiveil tory and dually, saving $100, started a for Sa “W IIV LuVh AMKKH A.” learn from your infancy the manners, Cottage in feed business on his ow n which the i.ou: when this country is her An Alarming Situation account, a customs, and laws of your native land; Waldo Democratic Convention. The subscriber offers for sab The lirst reason we should love County •• ci'-atims- -he never decrease but why results from of clogged ultimately got him into the stock food ein.e ...ied m ui> May listen to the patriotic hymns; learn frequently neglect Northport ri ;n onward, ever America is because it is our native bowels anti lives until constipation line. A man came with a stock ideal sumnn 1 om* and power, we and torpid along t been why have Independence day; is un- The Democratic voters ot Waido county are as an a !-the->e. I' -idein’e uid n ty the Star Spangled couutry. Here we have brought becomes chronic. This condition food formula one day and bought some years see the star banner. It hereby notitied to meet by ihb-mates in conven- one and one-half Moim- and cnv ", to oui surrounded spangled you known to those who use ]>r. King’s New at ..mile! '.ci ave in over the up present age, by bullhorn's feed store. ! mi ut % of ej.iset room triumph had been taken to France or ingredients tion at the Court House. Bella'!. rang* d. with ph away Eng- Life Pills; the best and legulators m : ive ami ttie brave. ail the pleasures and helpful influences gentlest The latter watched him mix it, got in- tin -'e minis b< side' tie km land to be fail to Bowels. (Guaranteed K. -• .md Cm. r our reared, you might ui Stomach and by SATURDAY. AUGUST 4. 1906. w itli a liamlsome Ui pine-- ! -, rii of lies in e which land affords. terested, and bought the formula. His patriotism -ry Price 25c. in The sitting ? <-m st- hum ■ sc understand all the 11. druggist. ft v 14-t liil’n iif In this which fully rights, privi- Moody, father back in a ill r.> i:«•ni!uat•• can- 1 bright land, comprises | Maine was veterinary at 10.3U o'eloek t!ie forenoon, and city wat* in tiik't• leges, and duties that oelong to you as 1 ilniat'-s f.u Slim ill. -ik -■! < "urts. g: ’1 ..t led his army nearly 15.0o0,insquare miles, there are “A should strive to be a repre- surgeon, and young Sanborn Seiialoj-, second floor are thrh< d Washington j an politician always Ti a-urm L'-i-tm "t 1 American citizen: so, as 1 first said, County Attorney. Comity >r.»l 1 "(HI). T'le: e 1 a "1 t: i- fur and in- many things of interest and enjoyment. 1 sentative man." “Certain!}answered had a keen interest in stock. He took io b age struggle liberty he*'us and ( omim-Hm. -r. Ah*. .< mm- it is best to be educated m -America. is whether County sides, alfonlmg shad*- at •Mlt- was The'Grand Canon of the Colorado riv-I Senator Sorghum. “The question the a * trni'.iet ■■Him busi- H'f, it through that spirit formula, experimented, changed eottnty i,mmitiei-ami any < It you have lived in America i are to the or the min- beb*rr 'aid eon ri( tl it his generals perforin- er furnishes some of the most delight- always you going represent public and improved it. and finally worked out ness wliich may pnqeily j you will not need to lie told to love ; boss.”— Washington Star. ventioti. ■•■Mam 11 ; u-d > i eii .ave deeds; it was the same fnl scenery imaginable. The vast gorge an aitiele that was the forerunner of grounds and town will !•.• entitlfd !*• t v. dm**- < j for it would he ini-' Each city \:!.- s and Ilow. w u!. ami some is about a mile in your country quite ■ v. 'tv .: '-i lsed Daniel Webster t" in places depth I You cannot induce a lower animal to eat what is now sold as Standard stock gat* >, ami one additional !• at lm y Cal! on addi to seem table gulden. imminent can one de- possible do otherwise. A'ou to ; well. A sick vote-' east for the Drmoenc :*• candidate t' *r C<\ : In- fa muffs speech; it was by that and only at peril ] heartily when not feeling dog food. | draw in this love with breath. well. The I emor in 1904, ami one additional delegate t < 1 1 V li I.l > A I t I: ai 1. sMiln steered the nation scend the narrow side to the riv- 1 your very | starves himself, and gets From that time forth he steep, prospered. or mote vote' * vess t tin* last ; You leaiize how von do love ! once overwoikid, must have ie?t twvnty-tive Pella- .ag these four years of blood and er below. Gray, browi red, yellow and scarcely stomach, 1 list the looci was sold direct to stock- votes, and om* addr imiai delegate f"i mUi as l’eet or ^ oil don’t titty ii until have been to i tlie same your eyes. :v I* 'ban v. as that led Sher- are all in the rocks ami you away foreign and town that nisi tw. nty voter, and | it the spirit purple depicted out .stomach. KO- raiseis farmers, the proprietor have to Maive to rest titty tortile 1> moeratn- o unlate he <;*>•. .-mor ;. lad i, rant to their famous cliffs, making at sunrise and sunset a the work selling himself in a ami also perform 1 love America it is needless to 1 OL l'Cli DYsPKPSlA takes up buggy in l’904. I pot! tin' hii'i' •In-tollowing a!'etm.-nt s was most scene. too. with 1 £ you i..ii11 I'ae same spirit that dazzling Niagara, j lor your stomach, digest." w l at }ou eat and sending out men. Then, as the busi- has been made: ! say that you will be obedient to her : '->■ men, pi ali of us and its falls and its foaming, white spray. gives it a rest. Puts it back in condition ness giew. a new of selling was I Belfast. :» Not: liport.. to-day. laws. These whether plan | a very laws, you w ith a disorder- Belmont.. .. I :tl* mo.- ; FARMEI true Ymerican all' mis splendid panorama. again. Y'ouean't feel g*od Farmers every adopted. through Nebraska, 1 them or not. are for Sold IF BroOks.•: l*i .-ai' i teat there uili never be We have a of the obey your protec- [ ed stomach. Try Kodol. bv II. Iowa and were made o'peet. J THE LIGHTNING SEASC ope variety climate, | States Mil 4 tion in at or adjacent Burnham 4 Seal lit. -i i: the and the every way; your home, Moody. .. p !' ;i ; Nolan: but that every frigid, temperate tropical, local selling agents, and these soon ran Frankfort.. 4 ><• irsport '* be in this s \vdIi lie'i ha Atnel,1'rtii p-iler this banner: winch causes varied productions, much anywhere you may country, \ “All 1 said the Muck to the Lake the sales to a where it w.m Freedom stoekton Springs 4 I upon us starry ask,” up point -i c\ nai.i •• or even in ones. I sleslmro Sw auv.lb- .• has come early and more benelicial than the foreign •' say: \merica. I love thee, simple prod- with a gentle dignity that impressed all to have State oteel -ur-- may be-] It is natural for American necessary superintend- .laekson...a rimnulike. stock 1*1 :se ■: n.ui ucts of one climate. very good w lu> heard it, “is to be let alone.” Mnina.i my native land." 1 simply ents of agents. A large tonnage busi- Knox In ■. t Maine Comp.i citizens to be interested in her welfare. backed M I •: P" 1 he earth's crust in this section of '1 hen it hastily and unohtiusively ness was handled direct sales- Liberty Finn. j III- through •: i 11;i >' i!I -■. 1 ■ d 1 ■ *1 the world is almost free from violent Mill, many who intend to be good eiti : up on a little corner where the graft was Lineoiiivitle.. \ \\. ..!.*. eepti' noble men who sold to the big feeders. For euiadi Iaei"i u m. h-m• I i‘i;..ai ]lie h’ee' are and think more of showing Baltimore Ameiican. Monroe.; \\ t ; y. y. nature. zens careless thiougli.- interior T manifestations of Although fifteen years and more this system was Mont villi*. t aliY w hi" lil 111pan' of their personal concerns than what they A That Co>ls Only One Dollar. Morrill NVl ;:• “1 tei'-pliou. Old 1 u id a-,.. lis and rill'; we hear occasionally earthquakes j “Sovereign" adhered to, ami it paid. Jiut eventual- owe Amen a a lie to their A good F I HA 1 v 1 s aad templed hijD, and know that in some parts of the country. I>r. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy ly it began to show defects. i Vacan can would be sometimes to a re'id'-nt ol tin* »mv *u town when- tie u M iiepi t v;111 apture ihrills United States that there are volcanoes. ! willing i)f Kondoiit, N. Y., is a “Sovereign” medi- For one it was j Ivy | thing, top heavy. caucies exist. know in this of sacrifice liis personal interests for those cine foi nervousness, Rheumatism, Kidney j K. F I**' N<* ms. I* I we very seldom part State had to he good The Countv Committ'*** w ::i 1 **• in s. don at tin i In j tnd Liver and all the ills superintendents E GX 03111, 'op. like that of iiis country. complaints, pecul- at •*'••!* v. m.. ••** in *u the globe of any catastrophe 1 men, on high salaries, to hold the Court House, tone -lay ’Of). iar to women. It drives the poison from ■<•*• iv*• * i.-dmitials m * 1* HOLLISTER S j at >,m Francisco but a short time ll'uniAKA Crockett, in the face of tin* convention t" [lie blood, and restores the patient to the farmer-agents competi- 1 gates. Total number m **k*i:ates eligible t*> will never the tion as the business in seats in the eonv>*nt;*‘ti •'! Mountain Tea Ni MV nfXTIlV. previous. lien (,'i.i’iiuiNG Offers. Owing to the bloom of health. Y'ou regret competitive Rocky much better is the American ]Vr order ..attic Coiini v Committee. How ! exchange of one dollar for a bottle. stock foods grew ami the article be- A. if o .■ Medicine for Kr.-y F i a l'i I ted 'tates is a large nation. crowded condition of our columns we have F. A «■ K FF. K. < ban in ill. than that of England, for came the busi- Health and Ke:. government j is a staple. Then, though S. \\\ SIM Seeietai Erlngs GoL.eu pping over tiiree miilioa square had to discontinue the advertisements of Newitt—They say that hoy of jours lil.FS, instance; here all are equal; ; ness was it covered a small A > nee-lie. f- -i \msl ;> -:i. I a i: politically pretty bad one, Mose. Uncle Mose—0! Ah big, only Belfast. May 23, A. h. iso ipa1 es. and population of about eighty lowest attain the and will them ! and Kidie-v TV- uI•. I’i pi-- .1 here the may highest clubbing offers, present ah doan’ reckon he so tur’ble bad. of the country. A lew States millions, Besides its great size it has liunno; portion blood. P.a-I brealli. Sluggish otlice m the government, while in the briefly here. They apply only to .subscrip Newitt—Think not, eh ? Think they don’t in the corn belt Standard’s beautiful among the most j comprised am! Backache. It's Rocky scenery, across the sea one conies to Uncle ha a "'a land high tions in advance; and when payment is jive him his due, eh? Mose—No, whole territory. When times were CONVENTION lei f- Till eeilts 1)"X. natural the White DISTRICT '• famous objects being rank noble and the common sub; ah doan’ ’spose he’s ez white ez lie’s in States ran H- 1.1.1ST hit hue.. -Mi’ANY, M by heritage made it should be stated what premium, if good those" everything The Third District Convention will Mountains of New Hampshire, the never the throne nor Pi ess. j Republican may gain kalsemined.—Philadelphia like a forward But if be in Waters .tune GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW people any, is desired. It is also necessary to say along spring. held City hall. ilk*. Tuesday, Hudson Diver and Niagara Falls of Our >>t even be an Earl or a Lord. people Dyspepsia—bane of human existence, there was a crop failure in one of them, ■JO, 1906, at 11 o'eloek a. m.. for the purpose It. II. MooPV N ew York, the Grand Canon of Colo- in that none of these publications are mailed a candidate for to he vote.I are all united and we dwell together Burdock Blood Bitters cures it, promptly or the of beef fell off,the business nominating Congress price lor at the State election, H». rado, the Yellowstone Park of Wyom- and even the slave has with The Journal or from this office. We and tones the Monday, September peace unity; permanently. Regulates was sadly decreased that year. Crop 1906. and the Yosemite of Cali- one stomach. ing, Valley been set free and shares the delights of have to pay for these publications year failure over several States might mean The basis of representation will be as follows: fornia. town will be entitled to a free country with his social betters. in advance, and they are then sent from no business at all. Each city, and plantation of this Humphreys’ Specifics for Children. one Hint for each 75 votes east for the The climate and productions We are also one of the most delegate; powerful their respective offices to our subscribers. Mr. Sanborn found a remedy for this Republican candidate for (Jovernor in UKU an ad- great too, call for attention, and a leader all country, nations of the world in for one The introduction of condition in and the re- ditional delegate; and for a fraction of 40 votes in warm Our clubbing offers are as follows Humphreys’ Specifics advertising 1 l.'M it is crossed by the cool and belt, and Christian- is often the children. excess of 75 votes, a further additional delegate. 1 l XII IAKY SCH. YACH good things. Civilization into the home through mainder of the article in Printer’s Ink id fet a It in advance: Vacancies in the delegation of city, town or A feet long, 13 feet beam, which gives it very good climate. hand in hand. Our culture is not year’s subscription paid When your child comes in from play, hot any ity go is devoted to that matter. plantation can only be ti led by residents of the class condition. I nquire of is. almost free from subter- The Journal and Farm & Rome.£2.00 feverish and after to is moreover, excelled and the Christian religion is md ; being put bed, county in which the vacancy exists.- 4\v22 F. S. I.('HI>, KIN" Farmer. 2.25 tumbles a dose ranean disturbances. The first and the prevailing belief. The Journal and Tribune restless, tosses and about, The District committee will be in session in the so far is the destruction The Journal and McCall’s Magazine... 2.10 }f Humphreys’ Specific Number One, reception room of the hall at 9.30 a. m. of the day only calamity our native country is one of A Thousand Dollar’s Worth of Good. But Truly The Journal and Tri-Weekly Tribune.. 2.50 quiets the child and the chances are largely of the convention, for the purpose of receiving of San Francisco by earthquake. nations of the world. credentials of In order to be the grandest in favor of the little one waking in the “I have been afflicted with and delegates. eligible to a word about this kidney must permit me say Will Cure Consumption. well and Thus to participate in the convention, delegates E. Levkrne Whitten, ’09. morning perfectly happy. bladder trouble for years, passing gravel or be to date of call for this country’s productions. It leads the and sickness be elected subsequent the HORSE serious fevers may pre- A. A. Ark., writes: “Fo- A. 11. convention. world in almost all of its products. It llerren, Finch, sented this in the stones with excruciating pain,” says AN AMERICAN. and is the best by keeping Specific JOHN SUMINSKY, WHAT IT MEANS TO RE ley’s Honey Tar preparation a raises six hundred and thirty million bouse. Thurnes, well known coal operator of J. W. BLACK, ■ tonie-1 for coughs, colds and lung trouble. I know WANTED wheat to Specifics also include the Buffalo, 0. “I got no relief from medicine NV. II. WILDES. and safe fora lady to drive. Also w | bushels of annually say have more in tire first Humphreys’ No other people living that it has cured consumption C F. ti. KINSMAN. for a enormous of all following cures for Children’s Diseases: until J began taking Foley’s Kidney ure, change a top buggy canopy j nothing of the product to love and cherish their own You never heard of anyone using HOX oi t right stages.” No. 2 for Worms; No. 3 for Colic; No. 4 for then the result was surprising. A few doses Dated Saturday, May 12,19C6. Apply to I*. O. (iSl the other cereals. The great western we in the United and Tar and not being satis- native land than Foley’s Honey Diarrhea; No. 13 for Croup; No. 20 for started the brick-dust-like substance and ranches it with beef. It raises con- fied. R. 11. Moody. supply States of America. That love has Whooping Cough. now I have no pain across my kidneys and OASTOniA. a deal of fruit. New Cali- great York, grown broader since our fore- At all Drug Stores 25 cents or mailed. I feel like a new man. It has done me $1,000 Bean the ^8 Kind Van HavB Always Bought states tinually jO WANTED KSv/BS fornia. and some of the southern fathers lirst stepped their feet upon Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar Dr. Humphreys’ Manual sent free. Hum- worth of good.” Foley’s Kidney Cure will VVfflll I ■Very liberal ten j The cotton Cor. cure form ot or bladder dis- Co JOS Com leading in this industry. land wild and uncultivated. A feeling Cures all Coughs, and expels Colds from phreys’ Homeo Medicine Co., William every kidney toitlie Portland Flavoring the bowels. ind John New Y"ork. ase. It. H. Moody. Portland, Me. of the United States supplies better imagined than described surges the system by gently moving the streets, NATIVE ROOTS. Brooks There is a 20-aere date orchard at riADE FROri Some Horses. , THE PUBLIC LIBRARY. — L'euiple set out by the U. S. Agricul- AND Knife Salt River SAFE RELIABLE. 1 Must Use The ori'iit tural Department, where many varieties J. \V. Ilobbs, Brooks, lias the finest from roots of native A COMMUNITY. can Said the but Dr. David Kennedy's Fa- 4ade I imported from Morocco have been That the many plants, WHAT IT DOES FOR string of horses that be found in j Surgeon, RUGS wild in our American forests, vorite was taken and the Avoided* of Arizona into The fruit grows growing Maine. He lias thirteen fine actors, j Remedy Knife* Valley brought bearing. remarkable for the cure The building of The B. Old Carpets! of from 30 to 40 lbs. ami possess properties j new librarv One of blacks, blood with j The Union and Advertiser of Rochester, in clusters of human maladies is well proven. Even pair bay, If your Carpets an* worn, fa led an! tree. ; II. Bartol Library, Freeport, black 2350 lbs., sound N. the in- c id on oar hand was ordered away from 3 to 0 clusters to the the untutored Indian had learned the Memorial points, weight Y., recently published following "about through" aguits from this exer- and smooth, fearless of all safe account of how William W. Adams SI.KKPG t & Islands my brotlie Seedless grapes are shipped curative value of some of these and was dedicated with appropriate objects, teresting J.JL. CL, tirst fresh and the. settlers their um*s. The a audi- for a to also a of of 127 South Avenue, that was saved I l’lin nix to spend tin valley in car load lots, taught early cises and in the of large lady drive; pair hays, city, pholsi*!rv Goods, Indian never liked work so lie wanted his presence stand as fine a of actors as from a the use of Dr. ISelfast, Maine jin- our later in the season as raisins. Mesa of the 15-3, pair painful operation by by experience well as soon as that ence 26th. The president 1.I U I HATTING CO.. lias the seedless squaw to get possible May you will find in Maine. One pair of 5 David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy. of'follow travelers, largest grape vineyard and lot him hunt. she might do the work of the old stands Hi Mr. Adams said: “Three ago I was Walpole, :lnd an ideal wintei i-.i the day, Henry C. Brewer, president year bays, hands, weigh years 10 Territory. Therefore, he dug "papoose root for her, at M ass. common: most of the made brief in- 2300, high actors. This is as fine a team I taken with kidu°y disease very badly; jo into the salt llivei Olives are very for that was their for fe- library association, great remedy times I was ; in tor a uses the came the as there is in Waldo A of completely prostrated fact, .• i. Nowhere else ii fruit is pressed oil, although quite male weaknesses. I)r. Pierce remarks. 1 hen county. pair troductory blacks. 15 3 can a full mile in w.ts so bad that the was set for the doc- can lind a are for market, and same root—called Blue cohosh—in his step 2.40; day aos you spot quantity pickled of Hie build- m*. But "Favorite com- presentation of the keys own brother and sister. He also lias the tors to perform an operation upon -1 lies all and every even family puts up fi year’s supply Prescription.” skillfully day bined with other that make it of the board of fast black Dollie I decided I would not submit. I had been f a stretch as il for household with other agents ing by A. W. Shaw pacer, 11.. 7 years old, i.uitlis at consumption in water more effective than any other medicine the chair- can a full mile in fine put in hot baths, and, in fact, nearly a of and fruits. The gold medal for Esq., step 20, style,' rarely storm any pickles all the various weaknesses and trustees to E. li Mallet, means was tried to me. curing safe for a to a every help Upon olive oil was received one of the r lady drive. With little the season. You may j by peculiar to women. of selectmen. M the set for I painful derangements man of the board can a day the operation commenced but it i; Phoenix manufacturers at the St. women have been saved handling go full mile in 2.10. This : v exaggerated, Many afflicted the to the use of the sur- keys is a green mare never hitched to a bike I ilid attested to by bun Louis Exposition. from the operating table and Mallet in turn presented use of Doctor chairman of but 2 or 3 times. one for mds ot winter tourists linmboo, sorghum, iigs. lemons, limes, geon’s knife bv the timely Kev. Silas N. Adams, the Any looking | Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. Tender- in horses will do well Sewer Construction ! a into this valley. In il grape-fruit, sweet potatoes, peanuts, tlie Ihe dedicatory something good j DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S Proposals, ness over the lower pelvic region, with board of trustees. to of the and all small fruits and berries are look this lot over.—Waldo County i apital Territory, backache, of uiz/.iness. faintness, 1’iof. Henry Under an order the Council in but it is in melons spells address was delivered by Advocate. passed by City i. three small thriving in profusion, or distress should not grown bearing down pains college, of FAVORITE REMEDY Fune 4,1906.1 am hereby authorized and instruct- rural settlements and growing that the Salt unheeded. A course of "Favorite Pre- I.. Chapman of Bowdoin i,my cantaloupe go and from that moment to and ed t«» advertise for sealed pi >j» >sals for building River excels. There will work marvelous benefit abstract is given: YACHTS AND BOATS. began gain, tine ranches. Having Valley really scription" which tlie following sewer on Main street from Church sneer to favor this in all such cases, and effect a it was not long before I was entirelcured e winter in the target again does early ripening generally to con- in for a rea- tlie things which help and have had no return of the troub .esince. Congress street, and also on Cedar street from ol the melons being shipped at a permanent cure If persisted Among give a description section, and the attrac- is now in command Main street, to end !. ;u Franklin street, as in New sonable length of time. The "Favorite stitute trie good fortune Capt. David Haskell My weight has increased and I never was so per : ■!. i• tnx alone has from season when the retailer's sign is tlie Prescription" is a harmless agent, being tiveness of a community posses- of Mr. Morey’s steam yacht Princess, in well as I am now. I have recommended dans of Parks WheeVr. uter visitors and York of “Arizona Cantaloupes” brings native medicinal an institution yearly, wholly prepared from sion of a public library; of Ellis Gray, who is master of Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy 13 many Such proposals must h-* received prior to 7 p.m. who desire to a 50 to 75 cents for them. Forty without a of alcohol in its its place Capt. try apiece roots, drop which is benevolent in aim, for it saved life.” July 2,19:)6. to Eastern mar- wholly the steamer Silver Star on the Belfast, people, my •e come to this ol carloads were shipped make up. whereas all other medicines, re- Write to Dr. Ro N. part free and in its ministries, David Kennedy’s Sons. ldout, The City Council reserves the right to accept for the tirst for sale for impartial route. a air. Vs everyotn kets last season, returns put up through druggists and without a Islesboro and Castine Y., for free sample bottle of* Dr. David Kennedy's iry contain in its influence, Favorite the Liver mid Blood my or reject all bids submitted. toi fit a crate, net. Later, woman’s peculiar ailments, large fining Remedy, great Kidney, aiifornia is noted shipment being and sordid spirit Ned Davies has sold his sloop yacht medicine. bottles All of spirituous liquors, which touch of the selfish Capt. Large $1.00. drugg eta \V. nit with throat s:!.4o a crate, net. was received for the quantities of the insti- Mistral to L. Maker of who 3w23 MAURICE LORD. City Clerk. people are harmful, to delicate which taints so even Henry Camden, very especially many for ■> tc standard size melons. her as a craft Dr. George are wise enough women. "Favorite Prescription” con- tutions and which we value. buys pleasure dam and resevoir is enterprises a Camden summer resilient. ..in its incessant fogs When the Tonto tains neither alcohol nor harmful habit- notable chaiacteris- Strawbridge, There is no more While there the Saturday, ! an abundant supply of forming drugs. All its ingredients axe this delivering sloop, sphere. completed tic of community life in country, Davies bought the sloop yacht Tita, I lliver I water is assured for this valley, which printed on each bottle wrapper. It is a Capt. the Sa.t Valley and particularly in New England, dur- which under the ownership of W. Howard ti is an assurance of future to invigorating tunic, imparting ne-. it: that is, tlu-y i prosperity powerful or three decades than Gardiner was a facto in many gni>4| yacht Kineo which is i Health and strength in particular to the ing the last two to lor it. lot : its inhabitants. This dam. libra- races in Penobscot a few ago. Ranges ney pay I feminine. For weak the of tree public hay years 1 is so miles organs distinctly multiplication Davies ■sts money here. The now under construction, I who are She is now owned jointly by Capt. ! and sickly women, "worn-out,” ries. Often the remark i- made that >. the above Phoenix, and is to lie the highest women and Arthur Wardwell.—Rockland Courier- uiity know well ! or debilitated, especially for who The most interesting map qi -'iassa-i in the L'uited States and the next or who Gazette. the Kitchen is the best room in charge accordingly, j dam work in store, office, school-room, that exists today, is a map across the cliusetts si 1 as one or more largest to the Assouan dam sit at the typewriter or sewing machine, lines of the house. not have a | and for that exhibits the boundary Why hotels. Nile. 'Think of a dam 205 feet face ! or bear heavy household burdens, the are numerous Favorite town in the State, and witliiu ran ere that not hakes well it with the ot nursing mothers. Dr. Pierce** every only mis tor the sick, and depth: compare height benefit t >se lines HUMPHREYS’ high, Prescription will prove a priceless spaces enclosed by boundary but adds to the looks of tie nics all around in the I sky scrapers, 12 and 14 stories and of the city because of its nealth restoring the in miniature, public euro diseases what the pictures, Veterinary Specifies kite lie 1. ■-.i l' away (ill the des- land vein will grasp figures tlio.-c towns possess— strength-giving power, libraries which of I and room at a j Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, legs ,-st private j For constipation, the true scientific and there is not a town in Massachu- of this wall, which is being build- Itv on the silk parts cek and boani jV cents Hack cure is Dr Pierce's l’b t Pellets. n t a Poultry acting directly KINEO RANGES 1 setts 11 i.rt does possess library. I he most d across a canon, will he grad- sure. by ticket. deep Mild, harmless, yet A in every town, free as the without loss of time. water -■> miles ibrary with their »11ra• t:ve ie .. 1 i:ml is to falio a suite nailv stored a lake of * ree as the common or the park, schools, > Tnflannua- to draw and 4. \ FEVER**, Congestions.^ work aie .ij t ro-'ins. which long from which irrigate This is the ideal .Milk plea- the eye. kc.'I mg j ; THE TRAVELER'S WARDROBE. free as the 1 ighuays. CURES) tions, Lung Fever. Fever. < Thus much desert .u 111 niiiv.i- v.. iv the whole valley. of which the 1 to the attaimoei t people H. B. )*>!’R Lameness. Injuries, : meals, it land will become rich ranches. People all one's One of the in the have been on for many \eais. CURES) itheumaiisin. North are burning questions pressing xpense. It well fr-un the Past and docking ot which is shown speaks the is and the attainment C. C. SOB K Til HO AT, Quinsy. Epizootic. that hundreds into this vallev and land now at female world during springtime be ,unate buying our Mother Commonwealth to cures ) Distemper. exhorbitant and these that of the wardrobe to lie for by AGENT. BELFAST. *s in this valley lead- i seemingly 'figures prepared D ) possible. D. won >I«, Dots, Grubs. g out t while genres are continuing to rise rapidly as CURE- ) i— _M A NT'FACT I liFli V,\ — xisteiK'e, : the summer when a It we leave out of consideration, two to outing. Especially nts on screened bal- and will do so foi some years out. the books that 1’,. F.' COl (dJs, Colds, Influenza. Inflamed to he woman lias not been accustomed to they must be left ,das where lhey sleep come, when the dam is expected it is cures) Lungs. I'ieuro-Pnenmonia. from is of are vicious and corrupting, prob- ■a ;nt. : l’l nix lias I We have met people traveling she fearful being unpre- > completed. ably true that any reading is better F. F. COLIC. Dellynrhe. AVind-Hlown, NOYES & NUTTER ..HUM and is a modem Maine, New and Vermont Bullet cars or of ac- CURES )' Diarrhea, D s sentery. MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Hampshire pared inj meeting tlmn nout\ It i'!Ui Miirdly bt* doubted are on lanches hereabout: It has pretty who settling who tar as it arouses and G. G. Prevents MI$f AltlllAGE. tty. quaintances in a strange city may that anv book, so tj a a g:i but tfr.se who have wearied of cold winters j a o k >i a r x i;. ruse rdens. attention, so far as it of frost. criticise her clothes. The Xew Idea concentrates 11 lilim'.l .V 111. UHlKIi DISORIIFH". : r.i tures I r"Ul ot hei -with their accompaniment ot its and ; Woman’s tor -Tune antici- : leads tie* mind out ordinary snow ice. too. who have Magazine navi; are the curious and Many. of thought, i. I DI^E \ Mange, Eruptions. rheumatism pates this in an article on I common-place channels in, -eiri ii, omul palms throat and lung troubles, problem ctures of life and cures i leers. G reuse. Farcy j "T he T raveler's Wardrobe." Kisie and presents new p ■ a are s u'h ils find tiijs climate the only by Y palms a service to « !> < the costumes character, real ,! K H \ COADITIOV Staring oat. i&mmber the Full Name one which to life. Morien, who suggests performs URL* S-tomach Always I. ivate grounds. parks, in prolong if i' he not a hook ot Indigestion, Muggers. suitable for or i!-- rt-miei, even venues ale lined with Whitelaw lleid. now Ambassador to short longer journeys. and value, and the. each Stable Case. T**n Specifies. Hook. ,coat ot and almost threatening e As far as 1 can learn the tailored blouse and long plain laid has one el 11101 in if o-uix. cannot be denied that is the siivli as tan covert. In ot Kgvpt, It are avenues onlv in the climate material, regard hi there imperfection novels are of real merit, for about to the "trotter" skirts, so well adapted some of these ■lr in sses of pink and extreme heat which prevails that few I to the writer "are and it must he admitted very i*w i three months of the summer in this traveling, says, they mg nearly every as and vulgar- winters worn short this season, sev- of them are debilitating inter. valley. Naturally where the : again quite much of the or ankle to the mind as is and are so mild the summer temperature era! inches from the ground, izing y: hrella pepper aimless talk, and idle gossip, and petty FRED ATWOOD, Insurance and Real Estate to but 1 length, being most frequently seen. W,S0RT in. walnut, and pecan must run rather high figures, with which too often with so little However, older women and those in- scandal people si eh- trees. In No- am told it is accompanied hours. REPRESENTING OVER FORTY-FIVE MILLION ASSETS heat dined to he stout, short- beguile their leisure ■ re two severe rain that sunstrokes and adopt nothing humidity Whether we read for the acquisition ■ er than one and a half inches irom the Eire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass, Tornado Insurance, Steam ttoile- vo and three are a tiling unknown in days prostrations "a of knowledge in history, in science, or animals. Within a few ground. Miss Morien also advises ■•H on until May we among men j arts—or read to enlarge Insurance and Inspection. where all costume suitable for street the technical a my days. s0 jf this ; miles are mountain resorts complete and life made our of nature by Security Bonds for Casliiers. ( (.htractn; ', :! ''•! :o can a ot the heated wear as well as rormal occasions," conception weatiie: i don't know j who spend part as in remote Correspondence solicited. Kea: esuit is. read that our moral may ar« caused Indigestion. If you eat a the roses his and has a nice little or embroidered veiling. ple—or by seared purchased deal with tlie vcu are to he of to he worn with lie enlightened to justly little too much, or if subject them a short : ranch two miles out of Mesa, where course, dainty giving that confront us, attacks of have no doubt I ii The tales— I blouses, and the princess skirt and bol- perplexing problems Indigestion, you that time there were expects—like people fairy and comfort in the had shortness of breath, heart beats, EASTERN STEAMSHIP CO. as a ero are as a mode, or to gain courage rapid n the of to "live ever after:" but | suggested prevailing mountains happy of our own lives, or to or cf the heart. still a i For where a at a painful passages heartburn palpitation ii unusual cold in word 1 will -ay 1 am longer trips, sojourn On and after trains closing and charm our imaginations causes the stomach to SUMMER SERVICE. June 4, 11)00, connecting There's no : large hotel may be included, a dainty quicken Indigestion can saw all ! t.uthfui "Easterner." — ar Burnham ami hardy the scenes and the of swell, and up the Warerville with through train* and al- dress is also a thing to with personages expand puff against i;g. and Februarv like home." and lunne is complete good for and from o. Waten die. Portland and | place with an ideal world—whether we read lor heart This crowds the heart and inter- a trips a in:i:n to Rostov. Bang -■ the friends and ! have, and the article winds up i.: .is w re a gorgeous ! ways will he among will he in the course of Boston, wiP run as follows and any or all of these purposes, it feres with its action, and awns were like scenes of our vouth in-dear old Maine. j some notes on kimonos comfor- an with the time the heart becomes diseased. F K < M BELFAST. ~ trite that acquaintance iter, ocea- Vi sta li w e 111., n table dressing jackets. ciipped which are models y^'" books acknowledged AM PM pv ■•-d once e U'h week, us in then several kinds will help judge Belfast. ... 7l< 13" 3 under stimulation Without Irritation. O A £1 *JC* C5> HIA. 0-par: 20 arse, kept of other books that are appli- City p nut. 7 ! ."* -133 3 2* <■; stomach ami :iv• *r trouble 11 fairly -i eiiis to iorce all li;ca>n The Kind Yen Have Waldo .. -l' 3 Bears the Always Bought for our favor. 35 is to 'tiumlatH these oi- cants Kodol Brooks. 7 : grow!h. j11 invariably hit**> the liv.-i .jtd biiwt-i' without irritariiu: able rule to choose the kind ot bonks 413 r the rail for a few l,— l'^iiits !: i:>- > m ordinal cathar- that pi! that interest us, the books, is. digests what you eat. takes the strain of! 30. 1906. < The and t;t■ h doe.> not oalis -ate **r ^ip- and is U. OF M FARMING SPECIAL. ICommencing Monday. April gay dispiay which we like best. of the heart, and contributes nourishment, to take. K. II. Mood\. He •' '■ v '■ 1 .■tors. It lias been mdd and pleasant Steamers leave >t Bangor — .1 4 7 strength and health to every organ of_th« ml HoeU such sights, while It Will !>«• in \A' »]■*.«> County .Turn i‘Iml anti “No profit grows where is no pleasure A M Sour Fu- S :i.> I i I I •' body. Cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ‘report .mp Waterv;lie .. ... Jv_ is of hammocks and ivl A1 i\ k. v\ u in r. ns a w vk. iv taken," an i S uni i\ 7. F. m Stomach, Inflammation of the mucous days at a‘ P M A > iw 11s the For IJueksport. N\ int-rpo:: ?• t_ Portland..12 "5 5 3.5 i_ 55 enjoying tin- —that is a sound principle, its membranes the Stomach and The Fanning Special of T'niver- though lining Diges- e\eepr at :.r a. It t:- l>.•’ it was winter of The Maine Women’s Chib of New Monday. B«>**••!• > 3b soundness has not been tive Nervous and Catarrh steamer from Boston. .• sity of Maine will make its second tour always recog- Tract, Dyspepsia “'iW.D. 4 ,* it 7 20 iio-se gaideuers in in toe spring of U*o:,. is York, organized on ,1 tine 14t 11. This nized. It we read the books that we of the Stomach. ::n 11 i;mm;. 1 111 ll'siied us with of the wives and rela- beginning Thursday. T" BELFAST. be sure to •• largely composed will he made over the .Maine Cen- like we shall give them our From h.>stou dai !\. v •••: .. 7 — ■.* oo tral and Washington enmity railroads only giving heart ar.d i w->uid bee:me very weak. 1 berries and men of who my paipitate at .a a. in. April add Maine, we o Monday, v. D. .4 30 professional attention can read with 1 a bottie of Ka: gave me imme- > and will be of two weeks'duration. The eager prof11. Finally pot 1 n*m Hampden and s u-p>rt Men.in;-- ,u the market three have located in the maelstrom of trade, relief. After using a few bottles I am cured. P 5# will be the same as on the it we are not interested we shall not diate m-sday- and Friday-. ■ P.*rr amt.....-.lr 3n 7 1 05 i.'ifon in fruits. women who have decided to cast equipment MRS. LORING NICHOLS, Penn Van, N. T. i’e or of and Aroostook tour with the open our minds: and if we do not open From Bangor, via Winter-port am. -k-p< :*t. caetus: even lot in the for occu- Bangor daily, except Snnaay-. at l.a" p. in. they their Empire City our minds we shall take in no ideas. was a as I Warervil’e. 7") 1*15 4 15 j of an additional car that will I had stomach trouble and in bad state All earir**. -t• i. vi.i :iic -;e.uner- ie or recreation. Hie club, exception took except’live Bangor 7"" 1 36 being transplant- pation. study a The to be aimed at is to culti- bad heart trouble with :t. I Kodol Dyspepsia of this is in-ured a^aiim; lire and ma- 1 contain the exhibits (making train of thing company, p M t homes to ornament i as a whole, is a gather- Cure for about four mooths and it cured me. me risk. representative three exhibition cars the de- vate a taste for the best books; but the Benton .*7 4 2i -urious articles are woman ] including D. KAUBLE. Nevada, O. * I mg of the best types of Maine or to FKK1) W. BOTE. Asrent. Belfast Clint »u. 7 15 tl» 3 4 5 1 ; partments of forestry and horticulture, only possible, practicable, way cut varieties. Canes, I hood. The President is Mrs. Samuel Burnham, op ar: ...... s 37 10 2‘ * 4 5' i The of was not cultivate such a taste is through' the L'A1.\ IN AUSTIN. j boxes and other Miss Ida Bird of department forestry You President and (ien'l Boston. | Cnity s 3 lo 45 5 * S j L. Keene, formerly ! use of books in which one is in- Digests What Ealj Manager, on the hut already Thorndike .. '.*1 2 lit'. 51* ■ is to mention are represented previous trip, ihx-kland. and among the members are terested. That Knox .".*11 111" 5 2' this time one-half a car will be given to personal preference is, tha k' -’em curio shops. I tlie from Waldo county, their Prepared at Lab- Brooks. 27 11 35 5 4* following ! this exhibit and it should to be a for most of us, the seed out of which oratory of E.O.DaWitt m a here in as prove Waldo 37 til 45 window married names as well their the a Co Chicago, U-» A- present most feature to the must grow “lirst blade, then the Point. *47 •115' do e a interesting people City the liolidavs fine maiden names; Mrs. William Laneey, corn 7 of the State. The following is the of- ear, after that the full in the ear." Belfast, arrive ... 12 05 8 05 artist, depicting Louisa F. Drinkwater, Xorthport: Mrs. MOODY. licial itinerary: A taste for the highest kind of books SOLD BY B. H. -F.ag sr^ton ■lestern scene of the Albert IT. Bickmore, French, Book piNoiNG Limited ticker* for Bost.-n are now sold at Myrtle June 9.30 to can certainly be cultivated. It requires bronco, framed Yerrett 14, Thursday: Panforth, $5.00 from Belfast and a!; stations on Brunch sing Lincolnville; Mrs. F. 0. Gay, some and in over- 11.30: 1.10 to 3; Lincoln, 3.40 practice persistence !>.... I Through tickets to all West am! North ictus frame. This Belfast; Mrs. Walter S. Good- Kingman, _AN points Brier. to 5.30. coming natural repugnance, perhaps; it west, via all routes, for sale Lv l.nvi' samiurs, Christmas token to Lottie B. Lincolnville; Belfast 1 nougli, Young, June 9 to 10.30; makes a certain demand upon the intel- Vgent, Belfast. GH<>. EVANS. Another use lias Eva S stock- 15, Friday:Orrington. Vice President aim General Manager, Mrs. L. S. Grant, Staples, lectual and the 1 Center powers, upon spiritual F. E Booth by. Gen’l Pass, and Ticket mis. In the early fall ton Mrs. F. W Minnie Bueksport opposite Winterport, REPAIRING. Agent. Si rings; Hersey, to 2.30 to 4.30 nature, which is not made books of tioner here 10.45 12.50; Bueksport, and by experi- Sargent, Searsport. Following is the inferior order; it has about it, at of the evening, any Upholsterer heads giant club song, written by Mrs. T. II. what seems like the of magazines bound, i.saivK: June 10, Hancock, 9.30 to lirst, drudgery covers trom Hi :d erystalizing with Roberts: Saturday: Books loose in the replaced, Mount Pesert Ferry Bar hard work; but, in the end, it pays. It **♦ w and dainty con- 11.30; opposite cents up. Hurrah fur the mountains, the dear old Harbor, 1.10 to 3; Ellsworth, 4 to 0 and pays as the bracing air and wider out- JOHN S. FERNALD, ! ystalized pineapple, Maine hills! look of the mountain summit for 1 evening. pays ive llavor all its own, the swift-run- The lakes and the forests, June lk, 9 to 11: the long and toilsome climb. It pays 6.C. LOWER 26 Miller Street. Side Door. Belfast. all, and Donofrio's rills! Monday:Clierry(Teld, ning 12.30 to 2: Columbia as the skill of the and Harrington, Falls, just perfected painter work- andy is advertised The mists that arise, girding valley for all First-class 2.30 to 4: Machias, 4.45 to 0 and eveu- or the musician pays the drudgery all .it* m the west, even stream | man in 1 and and effort that were neces- such a* CAR Seem never so |oveH when elsewhere ing. patience branches, PLUMAS PARLOR SERVICE through admiring to the of the art. seen. I June 19, 9 to sary gain mastery itskirts of Phmnix they’re Tuesday: Pennysville. and Plain June 4. 1906. I l to 3: 4 to 0 and Nay, it pays better than this; for it lifts Turkish WANTED! Beginning Monday. mt are. orange Maine! Maine! lYar <> d MY:. ! li; Perry, Kastport, large the reader, with all his intellectual and Parlor Suits doing set out to the There’- no place just like yre still true. Mattresses Renovated. Boat Cush- particulars 1 Though exiled afar,our 2 to3.30: and it introduces him to the converse Trimming. I ! > a June 21, Thursday: Corinna, they brought j>i! No fiehls are as green, and no skies quite The K. ,•"! 1' ; Dexter. 4 to u and eveninu. and the friendship of all the choicest ings. Gluing, Varnishing and Cabinet Repair- '">u T.r a. in. |’r.| in.. ty of the Clop of as blue. Mass. a. lib. Vliilihoekct ll.i'j a. in I’.i' Wtiv,: u.: Jim" 0 to 11: spirits of the world. .Such converse 2 uili’.' 311113 Malden, v.ere from No birds sing as gayly as the song-ters of 22, Friday: Newport, ing. .11 SIiio l'J ;>. in. due Sun: lur.iliu" !..»•* } picked II and and is often a most < town an Ban* yore ’{rooks, 1.:{() to 8.25; Belfast, 4 to friendship precious m (connecting with train for >ld .ary. Last month in •' That caroled their lavs round the old cot- resource in periods of loneliness and de- MAIN >r .Nortli B mgor 1 _>> p •:;:n-<>n,u t a mass of blows evening. SHOP ON STREET, r for vi door. it is a and re- ■ tage | June 28. !> to 11: pression; always delight E. BROWN ui rig odor, there are Saturday: Unity, Dr. E. Ijoi 130 p. in (.making >ir«*«• connect. 1 to 8: 4 to 0 and freshment. Shoe Maine. M it-- Centra! li K. f-»i ml and *iid some of the old Maine! Maine! Dear old Maine! Clinton, Pittsfield, Opposite Factory, Belfast, OK BANfiOl:, Stockton m So j.r> m. like no Far back in the 14th century, a hun- p. irspoi: p. 'Ming. It seemed a There’- no place ju-t you, there’s evening. like Maine! 9.80 to dred years before the invention of in Diseases of the Eye. Ear Parlor Aar si:ii‘|>urt and stnekton t>» at the place Jure 25, Monday: Oakland, print- Specialist larger part l.ao'to ing, and when books were so scarce that < arlbou. aus 11.80: Fairfield, 3.15; Skowfiegan, Wanted Nose and east, Then back the wrinkled Throat, — shipped past years thickly v '.'.ii 4 to U and evening. the whole library of Oxford university I til i»;: l> pt Sumi exorbitant with care, Has aken Room N<>. *_\ Odd Fellow*’ block. and St -• in N 1 if in Main** prices, was in a chest in St. port J.oop. III.. rkton 10 p. June 10 to contained Mary’s Ollier Hours 10 •• Her at one time for And past all of life’- threads which hang 2d, Tuesday: Wintlirop, will Ik in Belfast every Monday. .1111:<• ti• >u a.i.*, p. in. jinking d iv. utb'tion iaveled there; 11.30. Fast Livermore, 1.80 to 3; Farm- church. Richard l>e Bury, a poor Eng- a. m. to 6 p. in., and 7 to p. in. with Mam.' Central l: K. tom Ko-’.-u .uni Port- mge. and then the Refers to Drs. c H. Hint. Liberty; Adelhert We’ll turn to our home land, and not turn ington, 4 to 0 and evening. lish monk, who loved books and knew land’. North Bangor p. m emu. ting with cuts dozen. A .Millett, Searsmont; 1' 1'. Flanders, Elmer small I .a per in vain, North 9 to how to value wrote these words: eiH'tni: car from Bangor Smith grange p. miia which June 27, Wednesday: Jay, them, ml S. W. Johnson Belfast. 33 tf m. (onneettng with : am from L.ui-or ami Old oranges, For nowhere throbs life’s so as pulse strong 11; 1 to 3; Lewiston, Main “To books how easily, how secretly, I'own>. due Brownvill** l.-b in.. Sli lmocket 3<) i"nor, were brought in Maine. fireene, p 4 to 0 and how may we expose the naked- By thousands of Brooklyn people. Can you p. in., Houlton 7.J*» p. in.. I*r«• j11■ Isle s..v. p. m our market. street, evening. safely, -apply 9 to ness of human without take a few? If so, list your house in the Caribou 9.Jf. p. in \ Maine! Maine! Rugged and great! June 28, Thursday: Lisbon, 11; ignorance, put- alley is called one of BROOKLYN' DAILY EAGLE FREE IN- RENT Ticket of this will secure for We love you supremely, dear old Pine Tree Brunswick, 1 to 3; Bath, 4 to Hand even- ting it to shame. These are the masters TO Agents Company ••••,> productive valleys FORMATION BUREAU, for which pur- passengers upon application accommodations In State! who instruct us without rods, without NORTH HALF OF THE TIMOTHY s even a ing. pose a printed Blank is provided. Parlor and Sleeping thu from their station. ites, though to without reward. If CHASE house at the corner of Church ami VV. M. BROVVN. BROVVN. ; June 29, Friday: Wiscasset, 9.30 anger, and you ap- the service of the INFORMATION BU- THE is now desert land, Miller streets, formerly occupied by .Mr. Win. M Gen’l Gen’l Pass’r ne uregon mecrion. Damariscotta 1 to 3; Rock- proach them they are not asleep; if you REAU Superintendent. Agent g grows well here, as 11.30; Mills, Randall. Has all the modern conveniences. Ap- 4 to 6 and evening. interrogate them they do not hide them- ply to Miss MAUDE E. BARKER. i- about perfect for all land, Will Cost You Portland, Oregon, Junes. George June 30, Waldoboro, 9 to selves; if you mistake them they never Nothing Or CHASE & 1)0AK. Tops are grown all Saturday: Belfast, March 29, 1906.-13 E. Chamberlain (I).), has been re-elect- 11. murmur; if you are ignorant they do head of the list stands The n is the best advertis- of a of to not at O Books! alone liberal Brookly Eagle LOTS.- ed Back laugh you. “COTTAGE 'o c. are made governor Oregon by majority Bangor. medium in the world. It carries more cuttings not less than 1000 and as much and liberal, who give to all who ing it is for perhaps making resort advertisements than any New Y ork NOTICE. grown hay. size from I to as 2500 over Dr. James Withcombe (It). For Over Sixty Years. ask, and emancipate all who serve you.” at the Any a few hundre feet 173 acres a.-, a fattener for stock paper. It stands PRE-EMINENTLY' All have shore fronts. from Belfast to I this minor son, John A. (Hidden, Anywhere Jonathan llourne (It), has received An Old and Well-Tried Remedy. head. day give my Cove. Fine view of and islands l prefer to buy range The tiie balance of his minority and will therefore, Saturday Day 1 the nomination for U. S. sen- Mis. Winslow’s has beeu Following Flag. An ADVERTISEMENT in the Eagle also have a list of and farms hem for a few popular Soothing Syrup pay no bills of bis contracting or collect any of large city property months, of our soldiers went to Cuba and be- all sizes and Send for book. 1 ator over 5000 majority. used for over sixty years by millions When the costs little, but brings large results, his J. I). GLIDDEN. prices. Hm fat cattle. In this by probably wages. F. S. It. Ellis has been mothers for their children while teething, Philippines, health was the most important cause the EAGLE INFORMATION BU- Frankfort, Maine, May 28,1906.—3w>2* HOLMES, "f head W. (It.) chosen'con- Real Estate .Belfast. Me. are brought witli success. It soothes the child, consideration. Willis T. Morgan, retired REAU is constantly helping it. Agent gressman in the second district by a perfect mountain ranges each softens the all cures Sergeant U. S. A., of Rural Write for listing blank and Advertising over J. II. Graham gums, allays pain, Commissary '■ d.i fattening before be- large majority (D.) wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diar- route 1, Concord, N. II., says: "1 was two Rate Card. Address and W. C. has a safe lead nuirket, and the dairy Hawley (It.) rhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by years in Cuba and two years in the Phil- over C. V. in the first district. world. and to I took FOR SALE '*I ing of clearing from Galloway druggists in every part of the ippines, being subject colds, INFORMATION BUREAU, Woman was defeated a cents a bottle. Its value is in- Dr. New Discovery for ad a month in milch suffrage by Twenty-five King’s Consumption, Second hand open which mein health. And now, BROOKLYN DAILY hack, top surry, surry, large majority. In Multnomah county calculable. kept perfect EAGLE, BUILDINGS AND EARLY CROP we find it the best it was 3500 in New Hampshire, and harnesses for sale at a ten acres a never 'd is alone, defeated by majority. for open buggies FVRMland; pasture, dry spring; industry being liable to Rich medicine in the world coughs, colds, Brooklyn, N. Y’. acres wood, in town Me., near Everybody’s itching piles. the AVe of) Prospect. pring as it lias been made the tort- bronchial troubles and all lung diseases. bargain by barn and wagon shed. Terms aud poor, old and young—terrible Mention the in which see this quarries. House, cess Kodol Cure at R. H. paper you Seasonable: Address in Colorado. Every Dyspepsia ure they suffer. Only one sure cure; Doan’s Guaranteed Moody’s, druggist. advertisement. 211)18 $300.00down. Trial bottle free. BELFAST LIVERY COMPANY. r2ml5# J. E. SPRAGUE, Frankfort, Me. acre piece put into beets. Digests what you eat. Ointment. Absolutely safe; can’t fail. Price 30c and $1.00. united to him in marriage in Florida, tinie, Jacksonville; sld, bark Matanzas, w. Stearns, Caribou: J. H. Snow, Bangor; being Aug. 2, 1845. From Florida he was trans- VV. E. Dihvorth, C. F. Hammons, Belfast; Philadelphia. .r t ferred to Arkansas, acting as sergeant at the Boston. June 5. Ar, sch. Helen G. Mose- SEARSPORL LOCALS. 11. s. N. ,1. S. H. Good- Williams, Capon, States arsenal at Little Hock. At sld. sell. Young Brothers, T. li. Denison, Boston; r. E. United ley, Savannah; 9, man, Bangor; sons were born to them, sch. Theoline, L. W.Stockbridge; this place three Kennebec and New York ;ar, Hair Dockertv,Cleveland,O.; 1850 ami Ban- Some was in town Sun- in Albert in Brook, Edward Lord of Bangor N. Stockton; I B. Harry tV., 1848; F., Brunswick; 12, ar, schs. Stony Portland;* C. Staples, In 1855 removed Smith Splendid in 1853. Tuttle, Buy Charles F., they gor; Louise, do; do; day. | Gerry, Fort Kent; F. D. Fenderson, F. S. May to Maine, where they have since resided. Chester Wood, do; Robert W., Frankfort. Values) t Havener is visiting in Kent* Gould, Portland; George Dickey, Bangor. Mar- B. -~1N— Mi- K. In 1858 a daughter was born to them, Philadelphia, June 7. CM, sch. Wm. Heze- sch. A. Hill. Following is a list of coastwise licenses garet A., and in 1870 another son, Palmer, Bangor; sailed, Mary Hall, at of and district kiah. Of this all are living, except ar, sch. Mary E. Palmer, Auction?" Mrs. True G. Truudy is visiting in Flank- issued in the port Searsport family Gloucester; 11, of Nichols, collec- the son Albert, who died when a Bangor; sell. Charles H. Klinck, fort. Belfast, by Peleg deputy one, 12, ar, NEW SUMMER L. are both NOVELTIES who was by collector M. man. Harry and Charles Long Cove. from tor, appointed young Miss Blanche Boss arrived Saturday and served under the administration in California, having passed through the re- Bath, Maine, June 11. Ar, sch. Young At any rate, you seem to be Blake, Fort Boston. of Presidents Taylor and Filmore in 1850 cent earthquake there, the former at Brothers, Boston. Are waiting for you at this store. Prices are not high, no bigger proti; Mar- getting rid of it on auction-sale from and ’51: Capt. Everett Staples of Prospect, Bragg and the latter at San Francisco. Bangor, June b. Ar, schs. Andrew Neb- Frank C. Dutch arrived Tuesday Hezekiah in Boston on new up-to-date merchandise than on every day necessities bark J. B. Johnson of Searsport 275 tons; garet lives in New York and inger, New York ; J. Chester Wood, ; {someiville. There principles: “going, going, Capt. Amos Nichols of Searsport,. ship Sidney, Australia, where he married. 8, ar, sch. Alice E. Clark, Philadelphia; sld, stores charge more, we don’t. of 596 tons; Capt. are six children; Murray, sou of schs. New York; Mary Ann Mc- auction W K. Giikey arrived Saturday John Bunyan Searsport grand Omaha, g-o-n-e!” Stop the Capt. of brig T. 1. Carolyn and Winifred, daughters Cann, do; Bridgeport; 9. sld, sch. from New Fork. Welcome Gilkey Searsport, Charles; Puritan, with It Peakinsof Searsport 161 tons; Capt. Elisha of Margaret, and three sons of Hezekiah. Wm. Jones, New York; Wm. Pickering, Ayer’s Hair Vigor. Gordon Williams is clerking in Mout- Lamphor of Searsport, brig Telos of Sears- Capt. Herriman was born in Bucksport Boston ; 11, sailed, schs. Nellie Grant, New of 22, 1870, Mount certainly checks falling hair; gomery's drug story. port 165 tons; Capt. Daniel S. Goodell Ferry and died in Stockton, May York; L. D. Remick, Boston; Hope, of Sears- of since which time his widow ice. acts returned Prospect, bark Elizabeth at the age 69, Kennebec, to load no mistake about this. It Miss lleborah Williams has Mary of at “the with sch. T. port 398 tons; Capt. Jonathan C. Nickels has lived at their home Mill," •Stockton, June 9. Ar, Edward a visit in Freedom. with as a iiom Searsport, brig Catherine Nichols of Sears- the exception of several winters spent Stote^bury, Newport News. regular medicine; makes of 1 ork. Of a very Geo. of Bucksport is in the port 167 tons ; Capt. John W. McGilvery her daughter in New Halls Quarry, Me., June 4. Ar, sch. George Higgins and na- the scalp Then you of E. A. Sargent. brig Marshall Dutch of Sears- genial disposition kindly I). Edmunds, New York. healthy. employ Prospect, happy, the vissici- 189 William Berry of ture, Mrs. Herriman had home Stonington, Me., June 4. Ar, schs. Henry must have for and Annie Younsof New port tons; Capt. and healthy hair, Misses Arietta Prospect, sch. Hudson of Prospect 134 tudes of life, with wonderful courage R. Tilton, Boston; Henry Sutton, Rockland in town last week. will Y.'ik were tons; Capt. Emery Berry of Prospect, fortidude and her many friends great- (both to load for New York); Frances Hyde. it’s nature's way. 146 smile and word Allen and Mrs. Alton K. Curtis arrived sch. Madonna of Prospect tons; ly miss her merry cheery New York ; (*, ar, sell. Greene, Lynn ; It. kind and The hest kind of a testimonial liamariscotta. ( apt. Thomas P. Clifford of Prospect, sell. of greeting and many generous sld, sell. Henry R. Tilton, New York. >aiin day from to the for over James Bliss of Bangor, 154 tons; Capt. deeds. As a neighbor remarked Frankfort, June 10. Ar, sch. Damietta _“Sold sixty years." of W'aterville was Em- a woid to Hon. Writ. T. flames of brig “she had good Port with coal to Mount bv J c. Mass. Thomas P. Currier Searsport, writer, always Joanna, Reading, Jk Made Ayer Co.. Lowell. on business. ( was cheer- load for wW Alao mnnufaoturera of in town Friday meline of Prospect, 182 tons; apt. Koyal speak for everyoue'and always Waldo Granite Co.; (will paving v liarriman of brig Sea Belle of ful." She was of a domestic disposition New York). Si Mts. C A. Evans lias moved into tlie C. Prospect, SARSAPARILLA. 159 Charles 11. Word- and most devoted at all times to her family, June 0. Sld, sch. John S. Dev- sm * s* house on Main street. Prospect tons; Capt. Galveston, A. Woods Charles Edward of Bel- will mourn her departure. She Port ing of Belfast, brig who greatly elin, Tampa. A CHERRY PLCTORAL. of of late in 0. .lames Mr. and Mrs. .J. C. Mowers of Balm fast, 148 tons; Capt. Jacob A.' Clifford had been deeply interested years Newport News, June Sld, sch. \.\j£TS V. Nickels. of Prospect, 143 the Christian Endeavor movement at the W. 8, ar, steamer Leach, F a., are at Mrs. A. Prospect, brig Montecello Paul, Jr., Portland; Bay- Parasols a beautiful Lingerie tons; ( apt. Koyal Harriman of Prospect, Brook schoolhouse and pillow Port, Searsport. The Church of God meeting testified to the quarterly baik D. >. Goodell of Searsport, 196 tons; of flowers from the society Norfolk, June 5. Ar, sch. Independent, They’re taking big and they will l.e held at Beach Bidge, Troy, June L’O. of she held in its members hearts. Van Allens apt. Thomas M. Ilitchborn Prospect, high place New York; 11, ar, sell. Bough- fast. new and 212 of “a woman They’re up-to- was bark E. Churchill of Prospect, tons; Surely it can he said her, good ton, Searsport. The benefit dance for Henry Tripp are here at Johnson's. N. W. Clark of Searsport. brig C aj- is gone," and the deep sympathy of the vil- Port Arthur, Tex., May 31. CM, sch. Ella they he ■. m Maiden's Hall Wednesday evening. Capt. euita of Searsport, 163 tons; Capt. Levi S. lage is extended to the sorrowing family. M. Willey, Bridgeport, t t. Rods white linen, embroidered in at v. Williams was in Freedom Tues- Sarah of Prospect, The funeral services were held Sunday S. June 6. bark Fishing lo T. 1’. Griffin of Prospect, brig Charleston, C., Sld, Ethel, similar to illustr.Ui>• small. A. A. of Bel- broidery, \ siting his daughter, Mrs. A. M. 17«; tons; John C. Blanchard of Sears- her late residence, Rev. Smith New York. day Capt, left at. Currier of Searsport, 298 fast attending and speaking words of com- June 5. Ar. sell. J. C. Straw- priced \ ; Fred N. Park, port. bark John Gulfport, Haik 11. G. Johnson, Capt. fort and hope, and a quartette rendered Boston. June ltd from Bos- tons. bridge, -^AT COST £* arr.veo at Buenos Ayres three selections, favorites of the departed. Jacksonville, June b. CM, sch, J. W. Embroidered on white linen were beautiful. The ton. The floral tributes Balano, Portland. two in center at. S H last week interment was in the family lot in Mt. June 7. Sld, sch. Wil- 4 ml row Pendleton was iu town | ; Fernandina, Fla., STOCKTON SPRINGS Prospect cemetery at the village. liam K. Downes, Philadelphia; 8, cld, sch. $1.00 Rod ,Y|dit Bamboo) f>9c. ! > _ i Edward Stewart, Providence. Like the one on the right... i Brunswick, June 9. Sld, sch. Thelma, 1.50 98c. wj was an excursion boat at Cape Jel- There New York; ar, sch. Henry B. Fiske, Bos- -Mis. A. from Belfast. IN AND SEE THhl town last week visiting her sister, lisnii pier Sunday ton. COflE j Wednes- Port June 11. Cld, sch. Emma Others $1,79. S2.49, etc. L. .Mosman. The Young Ladies’ Guild met Your Reading, -■ S. Miute and family have moved I afternoon with Mrs. J. 1 Lancaster. Briggs, Augusta. t-hepard day Pay Salem, June 11. Ar, sch. Alice the chambers of 1. M. Sargent on his Mass., into j Mr Clifton Fames has joined family Holbrook, Philadelphia for Beverly. #6PA SHORT TIME ()\LY. Sale of Silks Maiu street. Handed s. important at Mrs. K.’s mother’s, Mrs. John Portsmouth, N. 1C, June 12. Sld, sch. | M. Snow arrived Tuesday Jessie L. Stockton and New \ ork. Our big sale of summer silks the week has scored another M-li. Woodbury >cli. llemy K. Kregeris unloading acargo Boyce, during past | Perth with coal for the Eears- R. R. in our favor. Such values have never before been offered in Belfast, a from Amboy of »teel rails'for the Schoodic Stream Bills FOREIGN PORTS. Goal t o. though the sales have been there is still a assortment left. I: port Co. Black River, June 5. Sld, sell. Herald, large, good F. A. F0LIF1I & are iooKing for a silk it's here. of Belfast is 1’a. SON, bargain, Miss Alda Sargent spending The Ladies' Aid Society meets this, Chester, Mr. and Mrs. BY CHECK ON 30. Ar, sch. Methebesec, a few days with her parents, afternoon w ith the Misses Mary Earacoa, May in dark and Tliuisdav, New York. PCSTOFFICE SQUARE, tfJ.H 50 CENT FOULARD and . light grounds, Mia Sargent. and Harriet 1>. Hicbborn. checks and stripes, regular Buenos Ayres, June 3. Ar, Dark H. G. nrnnrn rui,u ..-..-u of seb. Gov. Powers, Mon- r>0 cents for ( apt. Albert Kent Scb. Edward T. Stotesbury began National Bank. Johnson, Boston. FIGURED CHINA WASH price per yard, his home in Brewer Saturday on coal at Searsport thissaleonl> went to day to discharge a cargo ol Cape Colon, June 5. Ar, sch. Miles M. Merry, SILKS 25c. in. train. to. 25c. per yard, the t! p. Jeliisou for the B. i: A. R. R. Those w ho have revertriul a checking account Brunswick, Ga. Hustling agents to se i j ■ is conveniences and advan- June 5. Ar, sch. R. W. Hopkins, article" of merit used Frank E. Kneeiand of Boston spending vessels ’.umbel at Cape Jelli- do not appreciate its Havana, Mr. and Mrs. The loading Ann. ■ daily m every household. 75 CENT WASH SILKS FOR 49c. a few weeks with his parents, sclis. J. M. Harlow, Nettie l. tages. Cape sun are Caulenas, (not Sagua), June b. Ar, sch. Quick seller, good piofit. Address giving refer- J. H. Kneeiand. Dobbin and Edith McIntyre, and barge Open an account with us now, no matter how ences, Manufacturer. Drawer IS, Hastfonl, Conn. Figured China Wash Silks in a good assortment of colors, checks an Sallie POn, Philadelphia. 3W24 G. N. Closson, Emma. small your first deposit may he. Interest allow- absolutely fast colors, for this sale. Sell.. Kittie Lawry, Capt. Guay mas, June 5. Md, ship A. J. Fuller, with cooperage for Rock- arrived ed on deposits of 5500 and over subject to check. sailed Sunday Mr. Barrett of Waterbury, Conn., Puget Sound. OTHKRS UP TO $1.19 PKR YARD, land from Pike Bros. last Friday and is employed by Superin- Honolulu, June, 7. Ar, steamer Sonoma, WANTED-'1::,:"'':";.:';: Hinds of the water works as time- SWANVILLE. San Franci>co for Sydney, N. S. W. via high class ( ommissumis. ( ash A. is a large sale of tendent magazine. Large Taffeta M. Cook having Write 1 X. TKA1NEK. SO East V>:>*h- $1.00 quality W'indom Silk (black), souvenir cards of local views at his keeper. At a Republican caucus June 5,1900, A. ports. prizes. post Nassau, June 5. Ar, sch. Adelia T. Carle- ngt • I- f I' use. N« w Yoik. X. Y. tf8 st"re on Main street. is to build two houses and ,J. W. Nickerson were elected dele- more (’apt. M. E. Colcord E. ton, New York. We have also secured of that special 30 Inch oil new street to be from School in who has been tile opened gates to attend the State Convention A N Y. Miss Hannah C- Coleord, the M A It IN1: .\1 1S C ELL ... street below the J)avis place to Black Taffeta Silk at $.125 •v i-iting in Cambridge, Mass., several weeks, just Portland June 27th and the Congressional lit:I.FAST l’l.’IC v. fl'KKUNT. per new stieet running to the station. Hock land, Me., June 9. Sell. Penobscot, returned home last week. 1^ convention m W aterville, June 2t>th. They sprung aleak \\ ednesday w hi dis- Pendleton, ( nrreetod for Tin- .Journal 30 fnch Steel The Emma of Boston finished on the lor Philadel- Weekly Gray Pongee, snpt. Haliett of tlm B. A. raiiroad, barge were empowered to lill all vacancies loading stone at High Island her of -02 M. feet of south- were and re- with his family, was at Penobscot Park charging cargo delegation. The following elected phia. and will tow here to discharge Produce Market. Prices Pont Producer at Jeliisou Saturday, m his car. ern pine Cape pier delegates to attend the County convention -unde; p'rivate li. li. to. pair. Apples c‘ bu.. 7f/«1.0i» Hav p ton. lO.not/i. cu for Urn Northern Maine Seaport E. •• in Belfast, Aug. 1st: A. Nickerson, Key West, Fla., .hiner>. Sch. .-Mice Lord, ft Harriet Capt. Chain dried. p It .Hides pit. Wash Suit Values >ch. Rogers, ^\\ N. Win. Clement.'and L. L>. Hartshorn. The from New York for Port 1 an,pa, no«2 25 Lamb It.. Extraordinary E. >. with foi Tim house on Church street Mr. Woodland, lie;.! f*ea. spring p Mnaii, sailed Monda) spool edging town committee lor two betore ashore in Northwest < han- Lamb skins. jo || following years Bros. Harr mum is building is ready for piastei- reported Y V.nalhaven from Pike : A. E. J. W. Nick- with assistance of tug Cl ilds Latter it-. is it 2n Mutton p th. of Mr. Colcord on the was chosen Nickerson, liel, was floated p TWO NEW STYLES *. ;ngand ilia: Edgar lb. ads Oats bu.. 12 tb 40 Ai/o M. Car- erson, 'Am. Clements, A. W. Curtis and li. i and for destination. Le-l. sides. P p j vch. Helen -I. Seitz, Capt, road is for the inside finishing. proceeded bu. To >lTli ready was secre- Willis and Lei f fore quarters, 5 Potatoes p j s Point with P. White. A. T Nickerson the Kockland, dune 7. 1 lie sell. te!. arrived Tuesda) at Mack Lar.ev pbm. 50 Hound Hog, Hr. Britto and wife of Rockland spent a of the caucus—The ladies will meet ( Pattershall, \> w York to l>les- ..a: •• 11. Sprague & Son. tary Guy, apt t'ii- e-- p tb. 15 Straw p ton. vin; At 4.50 in town and we under- at b o’clock .June 20th to < came into the luirboi today /> portion ol las; week at tin1 chinch boro with ual, ( lieken p tb. 15 Turkey p tb. .:■«> next at the Con- leased — She struck Tl." M lection Sunday stand they will "e.ite here, having clean it If stormy, the following day ; a*itil all hands at the pumps. Call Skins,pel in. 14 Tallow p If.. :\a. the LiO- \. v. White Linen >uit similar to cut, gregational church will be for Congre- the house now occupied by Mi v M. E. Mr. .lame' Chase of Waldo was the guest ! bottom ii. Mussel Hidge channel kite last Pu. k t> It. 14«15 \ a! p tt. _a— / 1 gat'"iial church building society. id his biother, H. W. Chase, last Minda\•. 1 night and came off leaking badly. He pairs Lugs p doz., 17 Wool, unwashed. .:•> ;neli box coat, two side pockets, / by. L.,wi tt. u w-tod. hard. 4.ih.*> i-’h. '\-yff Mi and Mrs. ( has. Libbey of Winteiporl will be made heie. p ; and daughter Miss Wednes aim iih’.v >ieeve, four piece skirt, bias Mr and Mr-. .1. S Orr The Current Events ini- meets j c. lb es.- p tt. p; Wood. soft. j 1 vi.'ited !i ends in town .Sunday-.Mrs. Yim-\ard Haven, Mass., dunes. Sch. iccou b Mr.- A. Juue with Mis. Alvah Treat. A 1 I'.. iiound 1" tt< n:, i”. iced low at day, 20th, Herbert Maildocks is improving-hied I,. Wood, llaskeil, Gmteulmrg for Casiine, Webber, left Monday for Boston. fnil attendai.ee is lies'. -*d as arr.'.ngemei t> retail Prat. Pa-ttuf Marhe‘ Cunningham and family of Mon, or- were repoits .1 une outher y gale "ii are -i> be made for obseivmg the coming .' $4.50 W Black and Hon. A K. Nick.-r-on guests «d In.' parent.', Mr. and Mrs. Emery (Jay Head, tore foresail and canned awa\ 11-e: eoriie.l. p It sam Lina- p Md.. la 5 1 “field J une -’Tth. L me! Salt. 11 It., l>a:o'<‘ai Meal p It went t" Cortland Monda to attend the day,” Cunningham, >unda\-Rev. L. M. Bur- jihstay. Vr'S'd ridled heavily, causing her ( HI! p l‘U. •'!* < ’nioliS p tt.. of tile B. A. R. block is Belfast the here to Ir-ak. Will !:-**>* and Ma ne Kueampnieiit Work on Mr. H. T. Hopkins’ r.ugtonor supplied pulpit repaii proceed. 5< 'Ml Kerosene. u:«!.. 4 « 1-' A. Tt.Red (dill. P bll. At $9.50 1 he ceilai is ia't sunda\ in place of Rev. Ashley Hock Me., .June 9 Fully rigged ami t left -aturdax for progressing quite rapidly land, ( inn Meal. P bu.. ivd vk apt .1. i* Butman Coiuet has it> new four-masted coiiip.eted, tlie bl o-U uinlei pln.ng iiiuMi* d, Mnith... (image changed with her sails bent, the I lieese. p lb. ITalf Polk p it. M | \. a w! In.- tin C. B >utton, New White I.ineii Suit,IS in. box coat, Viak, .-hip, s.lis and first fiooi 1. i‘1 and the carpen- time of meeting from Saturday to Monday Schooner .lobi; lb (’(dwell was launched ( >11'Ml Seed. P 1.55 Piaster fc‘ bb!.. in tlm i.. ,d to -ail for ports China. i lie next w.ll he June o: Unt- ( ..dflsh dr-, tt.. sou Mi al tb. te; ere bus\ preparing the name. eveiiiii-. meeting this afternoon from the yard Coub, p Ky>- p wide stiap trimmings front and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Mo ne for sea. ..nbei ri,". j* .it.. 1> Short' p e\Vt.. .v ha- c-*m to NVw- l.sth..Last feundai ie r A o. She is ready 1 ..i t. ,\ au- 1."rimer pracCeu!'\ Seed tt.. 5 back, tl> Iront, patch pockets trim Mosers. A: Forbes of up* Jeliisou hut were of her Mr. tor Clnvel 15,Sugar P Mas- vhei e he has \ Ulent Trites Frank guests brother, Tile schooner was specially designed ,rt. emp r;..,,r. bid., 5.25at-. oil Sail. T. l..p b .. 4" an exclusion to a paity oi /. 1>. Hartsiiorn and Wood- and will in the p ; med with tab welts, 7-gore skirt, -team dredgej h the summer. gave jure family—Mrs. the lumber trade engage II. I i. .Seed p lui., 1.8u Sweet Potatoes, 5 last a laige was in town fan f:,- ;-is Mimlay, going by naph- bur} Waldron from Belfast Cuban'lade. She is owned principally by 1 aid. P tb. 12 Wheai Meal. 3d4 double box plaited lack, piait- Mrs. \Y. K. Crin- Almre tlm Mr.- W. R. 9 of hold 19 feet. (4kant. In North Haven, May 2U. to Mr. ami Mrs. L. M. to the summer will*, liei ! beam feet, depth guest.- of Mr. ami Sargent. two \eais, spend and Franklin Chast* was Mrs. Ii A dial t. a son. 1 Dawson presided dune 7. A was reeeiv- ; ving Mr. anil Mrs. (ieorge M. Houghton. Hangor, cablegram Ham;. In ('astine, dune 4. to Mr. and Mrs. T. New Brown Linen Coat, Mae was a on the parents, town K. A I. K. and Mi-s Park passenger secretary. The following committee eil today by Stetson, agents L. Hale, a son. steamer < of when she was m Mrs. Marshall of New Vork ar- owners ol the schooner Augusta \\ double breast- it) Bang"!' Maggie was chosen: U. B. Twombly, chairman, part m utt. In stonington. May 31, to Mr. am; Mrs. l-'ifty-six inches long, .■ d of Ba goi off Port- old June summon* <1 \Y. of skirt she: with the City ived at her home, 7th, 1- A. Littlefield, A. D. < olcord, L. F. Simp- snow, from ('apt. Frank Armstrong Charles Augustus Scot:, a son. ed front, with patch pockets, land. of the illness of her mother, Mrs. commander of the Snow, --=-r- coll a and cutis a ver\ because son, F. Ritchie. Relegates to the State, dia- ; Hampden, saying tailor made lull lliii riman. Her daughter, 1 ar- vessel arrived at Cardenas, onh Prof. F. R. llesZe,. tiict, class and county conventions were that the safely suitable coat for driving, Mrs. L. A Coleord and Clow of Boston came later j 1 from Philadel- ItKlKIl. lie Mrs. J. \\ as follows: state and district con- Cuba, with a cargo of coal $5.98 vA.Mtsei are in Orono the om- chosen, attending_ in the week, to attend the funeral of her 1 The cablegram further stated that at the 1 of ventions- L. F. Simpson, A. D. Colcord, W. phia. meijcement exercises niversit) I before reaching \>:i w> !••• grandmother. B. class convention—Fred Coffin, the Snow had been ashore Bi.akk-Kkaknky. In Belfast, June 1". by1 In black only, mat-r a fiuu-.- w. Maine. Twombly ; had PiLYfMFUi rHllivtooPRINl'F W *ikiRI I!. Thurlough, John Tasker, L. Simpson, Cardenas and that part of her cargo dev. .1 W. Hatch. Joseph I. Blake and Maggie with gored side.', double box pm.'.ed been before she eoul 1 K both of elfast. ornament.' account of the Will Curtis, John Twombly; county con- jettisoned proceed. Kearney, hack, tailor stitched and trimmed with braid Treat's family,On dangerous as oi l.KY Ii Juju* M- ; Js from Lowell, Mass., R. H. S. Jere Snow left Philadelphia, May 19, and BakKK-i Hampden, r.r> maid arrived Tuesday illness of his little lieiuice vention—II. Dawson, Webber, T[ie M. Baker .Miss Jessie M both of on granddaughtei, ] tiie run is made in about 10 days it and Colley and are occupying the Merithew house ij. at the with Bowen, Conant, Fred Tasker—The usually line «d ifoston. she hospital Henry had ashore Hampden. I. L. met last week the new appears as if the schooner been Church street. on the “danger list,” which is L. with super- Bkewstkh Kish. In U< ekland, June■ *;, Arthur PANAMA PRINCESS. diphtheria, for several at least. The cablegram CHIFFON w!d,' \Ve more favorable intendent, Mrs. Lizzie Haskell. They will days W. Brewsicr oi Koekport and Blanche Mabel llo ,(»i*rdon Williams very alarming. hope was dam- and circular sides, trimmed with trimming folds- Is Neheiniah *ls'"ne,Jr meet in the Town Hall June I did not state whether the vessel Fish of Koekland. panels graduated | 4 Swan Lake news reach them soon. Saturday, 16th, y and Jack had an outing at may as was able to to Car- In June a. one of the latest models. Eyie to make arrangements for the county con- aged but she proceed Clkmk.n Yme.nu. Winteiport. by j very 1 Hiring their stay Gordon W. a. Howard ('lenient of Monroe and last week." .John G. Chadwick of iloultoii was in vention. and member is to denas it is thought she suffered no damage Kev Luce, every requested ot Williams caught a live pound salmon. a Miss Kitia M. Young Winteiport town Monda\ to arrange for building be — The Waldo W. C. T. of consequence. present county Gor i.i>-l no UAH A m. In Koekland. June <. Ben- I COAT on Jeilison, COVERT COAT BARMIN COVER BAROAIS” >ch. Gov. Powers finished discharging ,;ure potato 'warehouse Cape U. convention will be held in the Town jamin L Gould of Union and Maud H. Ingraham near the The building will be tiGOx i and it is that t i-.-.r her caig" of coal Wednesday noon at the pier. Hall June 26th hoped every of Koekland. 1 Is size here? 1-30. l-.«, 20 Is your si/.- lieu*? 1 your 1 !g,'i and he has also leased POO feet in will see this Okne-K.nowlton. In Koekland, June r», Ar stitek-u s Point coal dock and sell. Helen I*, feet, ribboner the county inches long, fU front, satin lined.... strapping, fancy Mack j ophite Helen Knowiton. more of land, on which to increase his and endeavor to be — The thur Lewis Orne and Augusta lined. j'losb} was docked Wednesday afternoon. notice present warehouse when necessary. Odd Fellows have their memorial both of Koekland. WAS $11.50 NO* $ postponed I ooi.kk-Maktin 111 Pittsfield, J::;.*- 5. IB nry WAS $9.00. NOW $6.49 Ht-uigo }•;. Marks fell from the steel service to Sunday afternoon, June 24th.... The short and sharp thunder shower of C. Pooler and Miss Eva F. Martin, both of Pitts- binigeat M.iek’s point Friday. One rib was Arthur of Belfast, was in last before the service was Ritchie, Esq., field. ivas shaken up and Sunday just on severely town last week calling friends... .Mr. Skavky-Fkienh. In Sedgwick. May li ving a r'* » sufficient to make quite a difference in our f bruiM-d. He w:ii be confined to the house ; and Mrs. Manter Rolloff of Gardiner were Do not Mistake the Cause of Your Troubles. K. Seavey of Sherman Mills and Mis- N• 111<• M congregation, as well as to render our or- ! Bens for several days. in town over Sunday. They came to attend l-'riem! or Sed gw iek. new gainst unable to be on duty. The day had A Belfast Citizen Shows You How to Lace the funeral of Mrs. Rolloff’s mother, Mrs; HoO new white embn 1 specia Hoi W. T. C. lLmnells, while fishing been mi line and warm it seemed a pity to a\ Qr Tolford Durham.... Lizzie, wife of Leonard Cure Them. optlldl dl Jl. ere.l belts in a numbero.i V' ndav in f ipeeehee stream near his resi- have >uch a closing, but then, perhaps ! DIED. Packard, who died May :; 1 st, aged 68 years, gold or silver buckles— caught"an eel which measured feet, >omeone needed rain. The Sunday school : different patterns, was loved and all who knew 1000 Val Lares and \, t* inches in we to see respected by SPKfIALLY PKP KD yards c! in length, circumference, very favorably and hope never their at.QC. opened her. She had been in pour health for years Many people suspect kidneys. " a lid •'< more in the ranks, next Sunday, at Bn'KNEi.i.. In Belfast, June 10, Mr- Sarah weighed pounds. many her even for a have a weak or back for and seldom left home day, When they lame, aching o montlis and > da\ lions,ret]ular5c. value 10:30 o’clock. s. Bickneil, aged 72 years, Adele Ritchie Belt. 2 4, Anchor Chapter of the Order of the ivist- but was ever ready to make any sacrifice they think that it is only a muscular weakness. Bowi.kk. In Koekland, June 4. Eug«-ne K. the --.nr will be instituted Tuesday evening, l-heven young people took a buck board for those around her, and minister to their When urinary trouble sets in they think it will Bowler, aged £g years, n months and 14 day-. room. Sev- She leaves to mourn their Brown. hi Sound, May g7, Horace Brown d in white non-shrinkable duck with de- .lane itnh, at tlie .Masonic Lodge ride to sandypoint last Thursday evening, every comfort. itself. And so it is with all the soon correct Southwest 74 buckle—. eral of the officers of the Grand Lodge will where were most delightfully entei- loss‘a husband, a son, and a sister, Mrs. Harbor, aged years. tachable gold they other symptoms of kidney disease. That is just Cakey. In Woodiords, June 1, Kutli N. (Cun- •50c. Pm and Stockton Chapter will ex- tained Mr. and Mrs. Austin French, John li. York. The funeral services were present by lies. You must cure these ningham!. wife of Charles K Carey <>f Kook.and, on the Aeolian or- conducted Rev. F. S. Doll iff of Jackson.. where the danger emplity the work. with musical selections ; by formerly of Belfast, aged 65 years. because are certain to lead to more 1000 yards Torchion Lace- gan and "Victor Talking Machine. Hoth Mr. Ed. Gilbert of Monroe Centre lias been troubles they Carter. Ill MontVille, June 6, Jo-ie. wife of I he fritzi Sheff Belt Mi foreman of the Water Works, j Clancy, instruments are very line of their kind quite sick with heart trouble... .Arthur serious ills. I.. (». (barter, aged 32 years, 14 months and gnday-. ; is being very much by parties re- nton. William Dun- Insertions 8 to 12' cent valir annoyed and with the exceptionally skilled manipu- Knights has moved into the house formerly Doan’s Kidney I’ills is the remedy to use. It Hi In Searsmont, June 2, In black, gray and white leather, black ills lanterns which have been 73 moving plae- never seems to be- the Butler ton. aged years, j ■ and white silk and white duck at lating of Mr. F. (who occupied by family-Mrs. cures all troubles caused by weak or diseased Lilt — 1 on the ditches to locate dangerous places Khava kps. In Poston, June 4. Miss Julia come wearied) furnish a great Austin Ricker has gone to New Brunswick and r of this will cause they surely Edwards, formerly of Belfast, aged 60 yeai- ; cents. 5 at night. A continuation to a few months at her old home.. kidneys. 25 and 50 musical treat. spend 3 months. trouble to tlie if w j. Clifford, bill-poster, of 3(5 Union stieet, parties apprehended. l aroline, wife of ( apt. Tolford Durham, Haka'KY. In -Avanville, dune 5. Phineas L. A veteran notei man, .ur. r. \wmeoi “Doan’s Pills which B. died June 7th, aged 77 years. An obituan Belfast, Me., says: Kidney Harvey, aged 71 years. 10 montlis and a day-. dames M. F.'der, yard master of the A has ries in I Warren, who conducted hostel be next week-Mrs. Lizzie I at tin* Store is an A No. Damon. In Jackson, June .a, Frederick A.! d at Hart w•• was in town Sat- will given procured City Drug that town and in was 34 10 month-and 8 Pennsylvania, | Stearns, who spent the winter in Massa- for the I have heard more than Damon, aged yeais. days. 100 New White Batiste and Lace Wa i:d..\, the guest of i. li. Sullivan. Mr. ! remedy kidneys. son of Mr here early in the week inspecting our hotel, returned to her home last week... IIai.e. It Castioe. June 4, infant r. Mr! left >eai -51 \ Kirs ago when a chusetts, one member of praise them. 1 need T sport with a view to leasing it. We hope it may my family and Mrs. E. Hale. conductor j Miss F'.tiiel Chase has gone to Farmington June 7. 1 twv and ha> been for many years a land- not go into the of kidney complaint II eKittman In Stockton Sj ring-. Better and Better Values than Elsewhere. be opened soon and by competent at the commencement exer- particulars Styles bis is liis first visit to be present Sarah widow of the late ('apt lB /.ekiali ui'ila- 1; iV A. road. I as the is in I for who has had it knows all about it.. (Bridges) lord, travelling greatly anyone >■ public cises at the Normal school, where her si.stei, Horriinan, aged 77 years W h.ive seeut. i !': in mi,. to ''ear-sport since he went to Old Town It is at- im- need of the house. looking very < will How to check the trouble and cure it is more Makhkn. In Searsmont. June Mrs. Lucinda is with in lsur., Linda base, graduate. ing waist mantii lettir- of his parents tractive on the exterior in its new coat of \ear-. portant. Doan’s Kidney Pills can be depended Maiden, aged i6 extraordinar> lot of m-w 1:. and we understand the interior is meDonai.h In Koekland, June 4. Dominick i v *mi: members of tlie graduating class paint THOKMUKJS. to do this. We are seldom witliout them in Waists. They come 'ith< v>- d e\>n more with all its upon A. A cDoual I. aged 55 years and 1 month. M < vvlio were on so, changes, improve- »• •!.> the ariboU High schoi.d, ( amdei,. Daniel Shibles. ami materials, ami .1.-: ments The of Thorndike held a our Shiiu.es. in June 4, Cit\ oi and additions. Republicans houj\e.” ■ tl .>teamer Rockland Thursday aged 56 vears and 3 mouths. class workmanship are at the towil house June For sail* by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fos- nioi ning, -I une 7th, w hen she was in collision Monday evening the Hoard of Trade held caucus Friday, 8th, Wakd. In Warren. June 1. William A. Ward, low. < from ter-Milbuin Co, 1 uffalo, N.Y.. sole agents for 53 wiih the ity of Bangor, returning a special meeting, at which it was decided to elect delegates to attend the 'fluid Dis- aged years. and Wakhwei.e. In Penobscot, June 2. Forest their week’s trip in around Bo>ton, to hold tin* celebration in honor of the open- State the United States. New White India Lawn Wai trict convention at Waterville and the I.inwood Wardwcll. aged year, 1 mouth, go days. landed here and took the two o’clock train of the last fall on I p.men ber the name Doan’s—and take no ing railroad—postponed convention at Portland. Thomas Keene Whitmore. in Soulhwe-t Harbor, May 24, ami had;, on the B. A: A. for home. the 4lh Five tucks front account of the cold weather—on of sons were to Isaac Whitmore, 86 vears. and O. J. Rai chosen delegates Other. aged of lace insertion, butt->n o .it which time there will bean excur- The four-masted schooners Helen P. .July, attend the district convention; alternates, s.;..">0 f< x will sleeves—a good wadi < rusb\. Gov. Powers and FMward T. Stotes- sion on the railroad, which bring peo- L. G. Monroe and Fred Rich. William from all the line to our beautiful bun arrived F'jiday, ,1 une sth, from New- ple along Farwell and Joseph Sayward were chosen There will be a ball game in the State New White Batiste Waist at \ port News witli coal for the C. li. sprague village. to attend the convention ; alternates, ■ with fireworks in the evening, — A son Coal ompany. 1 he Gov. Powers afternoon, l>. 1*. llurd and C. II. Cox A party of Five White Batiste Waist, fi followed a bail. Further was docked Satunhi^at Mack's Point, and by big particulars young people from this vicinity had a very enciene lace insertion, set it was will be announced later after the committee at on the the FMward T. Motesbuo towed pleasant outing Windermere Park pattern, back live of tnd- hold their meeting Wednesday evening. of — A of around to tlie Cape Jellison pier. shore Unity pond Sunday game sleeves, trimmed with \ a e: The former committees are to serve, with Thorn- base ball played between the East attached a d last new ones. Let insertion, collar, J he out of town guests registered the assistance of three more dikes and Troy teams on Files hill Satur- House were as lol- in to make the week at the v-arsport each one do all his power day resulted in a victory for the East $ l F. Green- Jows: L. H. Blood, H. Fletcher, celebration a great success. Thorndikes—Mr. and Mrs. James Cates New Net Lace Waist $3.75 ville: i. J. Five, Bangor: FA R. Daggett, visited at George Meservey's in Troy Sun- Brooks; F.. F. Pendleton, II. G. Albee, “Mrs. Sarah Herriman, widow of the late Made-over dap silk, pointed sod who for Jay. .Stockton;,). W. Malony, Ellsworth; H. W. Ca.pt. Hezekiah Herriman, many insertion,trimmed with point n .swan, Boston ; G. W. Mayo, T. Clothers, years had lived at “the Mill,” passed away attached lace collar, elbow v Houlton;J. Penn, Boston; Clias. McMann, quite suddenly about midnight June 7th, sleeves, only. Bangor; P. B. Perry, Uoulton; C. M. Mc- aged 77 years. Tuesday she was taken with SHIP NEWS. Gillis, F. H. Daggett, Henry Wilber, T. M. a chill, which developed into pneumonia Morison, Bangor; J). H. Parry, Boston : G. and although the lung trouble seemed under II. Fanersou, Bucksport; W. A. Lane, Port- control a shock on Thursday evening ren- AMERICAS PORTS. L. L. Miss Nellie dered her unconsious and after a peaceful land; Townsend, Boston; New June 7. schs. Ella XI. G. II. Belfast; J. J. Moore, sleep of several hours she passed quietly York, Ar, Hills, Davis, N. S.; Sarah A. Blaisdell, A. Mass.; W. T. Haines, into the “sweet bey ond,” there to meet hus- Storer, Windsor, FRED JOHNSON, Hingham, Waterville; Stockton Annie Wm. Stockton; W. II. Boston; son and many dear ones. Her daugh- Springs jLoduskia, Bangor; Berry, Innis, band, P. do; sch. Melissa A. C. R. W. L. L. ter, Mrs. Maggie Marshall of New York, Chase, cld, Willey, II. Coombs, Harrison, Tosier, schs. Philadel- reached her bedside a few hours to Jacksonville; 7, ar, Maine, Bangor; F. L. Hopkins, Frankfort; 11. W. prior Edward J. 11. II. S. Sulli- her going so that she recognized her, and phia; Georgia Gilkey, Brunswick; Plaisted, Collins, Bangor; 11. Clark’s schs. John The Advertiser of Mike Caribou; J. F. her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Effie Herriman, Cole, Cove; 8, ar, Facts, van, Chicago; Ready, Port for Stonington, C. W. Thomas, Boston; was with her as she had been all winter Douglass, Reading Flannery, Maehias; Me.; Edward II. New Haven for Kdward Mr. and Mrs. W. C. and tenderly caring for her. Mrs. Herri- Blake, Lord, Bryant, Norfolk schs. Stonington; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. ruan’s maiden name was Sarah Bridges ; 9, ar, Brigadier, Wood, Bangor; George Maud schs. Lane, Wilber S. E. and she was born near Bay St. Louis, Seward, do; 10, ar, Lizzie, Masonic Belfast, Mam Dockham, Reed, Prospect; Stockton; Nat Bangor; Hannah F. Temple, Rendell, Flintner Stockton; John Miss December 30, 1828, making the ac- Ayer, Staples, Carleton, do; Florence A., do; sld, Andrew Fredrickton, N. B.; Arthur Trite*, quaintance of Capt. Herriman when he Bell, 3. 12, ar, sch. Me- M was a in the Mexican war and Pierce, Jr., Searsport; J Frankfort; D. C. Fletcher, Rockland; sergeant I

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