JOURNAl two-thirds destroyed then. None of these L. T. Shales and Charles D. Woods vs. Charles in the sum of $600 with Chas. A. McKin Austin and C. W. Lancaster sureties. Judicial Court. witnesses were cross-examined. L. Austin. Dunton & Morse. pro se. {>earey Supreme State vs. John Lane, app. Intoxication. No PERSONAL PERSONAL. < t At 4.30 Defaulted. ,f Double Launching p. m. both sides with evidence Jr. Judicial Cour rested, C. F. Bessey vs. Fred W. Brown, Dunton pros. Supreme C. Portland, all in. Jr. Motion for leave State vs. James S. Glidden. sale Author and Artist.. Judge Henry Peabody, & Morse. F. W. Brown, Single Mark Dolloff made a brief to W. Leave and Harriman. waived. Plead trip Bangor Capt. Ralph Pattershall went to Boston .The She e Friday morning the court room was to amend declaration hied. granted Reading guilty ", n Real Estate.. again last week. Presiding. amendment hied. of evidence hied. Continued for sentence. Monday on business. Transit crowded to listen to the Hon. L. Report arguments. vs. J. H. and State vs. James S. Glidden. Single sale. Har The term of the Judicial M. Frank L. Marston Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. William A. Decrow are Mrs. A. P. Mansfield left last Created th B September Supreme Staples, counsel for the defence made the riman. of indictment waived. Plea* visiting week for a Fair..Who F. 0. Clark. Dunton & Morse. Montgomery. Reading in Boston. Wentworth Fam Court 15th, and adjoum- on state- Continued for sentence. short visit in vstem?.. opened Tuesday, Sept. opening plea, for more than an hour. of evidence hied. Law agreed guilty. Bangor. Aubumdal ® speaking Report .Barque ed 26th. The He ment. State vs. Wm. A. Ryan. Selling mortgage* 1 It is that turnon Saturday, Sept. only important reviewed the of the witnesses thought Black, ’09, will be the cen- Leslie Raleigh left for Th*- Forest Fire (poem testimony Brown. Nol pros. Saturday Lynn, Mass., was of Lin- John L. Bean vs. Israel Woodbury. Thompson. property. case tried that of Nathan Clark for the State and for the ter of the U. of M. foot ball team. where he wili visit his White Plate (poem). defence, stating that Dunton & Morse. Continued. State vs. Vertie Crockett and Gilbertie Cal I mother and brother for colnville, with burning Tranquility the State did Mrs. Dunton & „f Brooks (illustrated. ) charged not have evidence enough to Effie L. Harriman vs. Harry W. Harriman and Call, app. Morse. Nol pros Mrs. James A. Preston returned to Lowell a week. hall. There were other cases of minor stand and A. Marshall, admrs. Thompson. State vs. Flossie Robbins, app. Brown. No L Steamship Creditors Urg Grange long enough to be knocked down. He Margaret Monday after a short visit in town. Mr. and Mrs. & Morse. Offer to be defaulted for pros. Elmer Decker of Clinton re- f The .Th cases were of of the Dunton L Oranges.. local interest; man** disposed by spoke good mother she vs. Frank who, although hied and State Bartlett, app. Intoxication Mrs. Henry Dunbar is her son, Ed- turned home after a visit with Mr. .. ,t "n Obituary.. .Th $140 rejected. visiting Tuesday agreement or otherwise, and the usual number loved her son, would P. W. P. of lower court affirmed and mittimus North Knox Fair. not go upon the stand Fay D. Cousins vs. Noah Sargent. Judgment ward H. Dunbar, in Mass. and Mrs. A. Leavitt. he Neither issued. Plymouth, George of divorces were decreed. and testify falsely as to her son’s whereabouts. Thompson. Dunton & Morse. party. ,,f Mrs. NV. Belfast. Inhs. of Albion. Jr. State vs. Frank Bartlett, app. t< George O. is Mr. and Mrs. Helen E. Carter of The trial of the State vs. Frank Bartlett and Inhs. of Unity vs. Libby, Cruelty Bailey visiting Boston, who has During the plea the respondent and his family, Nol h The Races at Unitj Eaton. Defaulted by agreement. animals. pros. Mrs. Wallace R. Tarbox in been the of her Albert with 50 hens with his Fryeburg. guest sister, Mrs. Frank S \ .-trial School, Class o f Smith, charged stealing sweetheart, Miss Hall, sat near at Hannibal H. Grant vs. Atwood W. Harding. State vs. Albert Smith and Frank Bartlett Assistant Holmes,at returned home of Social Clubs. from Rhoda took an entire Bart- hand within & Morse. Neither Dunton & Morse for Smith. Ar- postmaster M. C. Hill returned Citypoint, last week. Knell Page, up day. just the bar, and all were visibly Libby, Jr. Dunton party. larceny. New 3 A. and each not last week from a Co... Literary lett had been in jail since his arrest and Smith affected. The J. M. Larrabee vs. Warren Cummings. raigned respondent plead guilty vacation trip to Boston. Mrs. E. L. Brackett. Secretary of the Chil- attorney implored the jury to Bartlett retracted his of not anc The Call to Prayer.. Brown, Jr. J. M. Sanborn. Defaulted by agree- plea guilty dren s had been out on bail. The as to their be cautious in Grace Wentworth of Camden Aid Society of Maine, left proof rendering their verdict, to weigh ment. plead guilty. Verdict of jury, guilty. Franl visited her Wednesday for a in was Bartlett A. Stinson and Bartlett sentenced to 3 months in the Mrs. Chas. trip Franklin in the frauds Taft. .Why Taf t guilt conclusive. pleaded guilty the matter carefully and to realize that much Geo. F. Elliott vs. Horace countj aunt, M. Young, the past week. county interest of Peter Harmon. Jarvis B. Woods and Herbert jail and Albert Smith to 5 inonths in countj the Girls’ Home. and was sentenced to three months in Waldo conversation at a Mr. and Sit■ A .; \\ .>). time like that after the fire Mrs. A. E. Chase and Miss Marie T. Clough, trustees. F. W. Brown. Jr. Dunton jail. ...Is... Fall and Winte r Smith not He said could be Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. county jail. pleaded guilty. misunderstood. He told them that & Morse for trustees. Principal defendant de- State vs. Nathan E. Clark, arson. Plead nol Chase of Brooks spent several days in Boston Drinkwater went to Stockton Springs... J. to Boston last week he had been drinking and although he admitted must see that an alibi faulted. Trustees discharged with costs. guilty. Jury disagreed. Recognized appeal last week. for a brief visit. Mrs. Clar- A Bells.. .Bel they had been proven .-tiding B. Woods allowed court the sum of $10 in next term in the sum of $1,000 with Ernest E. ance E. Read .Married being with Bartlett knew nothing about the and that the stood exonerated of the crime by supplied Mrs. Drinkwater’s -cut.. .Born. boy Clark and Emma F. Clark sureties. Karl of this is one of place addition to his legal costs. Cottrell, formerly city, at affair. The otherwise, and sen- of arson. He asked not for the Universalist church on judge thought sympathy, but for Austin Biscuit Co. vs. Myron T. Clark, and State vs. Lemuel W. Peirce, malicious mis- the new students enrolled in the Rockland organ Sunday. tenced him to five months in justice. Horace and Fireman’s Fund Ins. Co. A. chief. Ritchie, Nol pros. Clarence jail. Clark Commercial College. Wight, after spending a two weeks’ artist A. Patch. Continued. State vs. Owen Gallant, common seller, author and A case of some interest on the water front County Attorney Thompson for the State Beaton, vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nel- John G. Chadwick, vs. A. M. Wilbur and C. Ritchie. Pled guilty. Continued. Hayward Peirce. 2nd, left Frankfort last 5£nK- a son was that of George W. Pendleton of this city made very able argument in of the Buzzell. vs. common nuisance, Wight, returned to Boston support F. Dustin, trustees. Beaton, Con- State Owen Gallant, week for to by Monday’s known the world ove Andover, Mass., begin his studies vs. the schooner Fancy and ketch Echo and prosecution. He cited the motive that the tinued. Ritchie. Pled guilty. Continued. boat, where he will become a at Phillips Academy. student of Tufts’ n in seaman vs. A. M. Wilbur and C. F. State vs. Owen Gallant, house, etc, business, their tenders. Both crafts were owned by the young man had in burning the Grange hall, to Bernie J. Cox drinking Dental No further Ritchie. Pled Continued. College. ,! directions, and one o Dustin, trustee. Beaton, Buzzell. guilty. Misses Cora S. Morison and Elizabeth A. late Manchester of Camden. The Fancy wit: The Clark family owned a dance and con- Mrs. L. Capt. action. DIVORCES DECREED. M. N. Stevens, national of ilv deserve * cert hall Quimby leave tomorrow for their Senior president receiving is 5 tons net and was built in Marblehead and when there was another in the Samuel A. Rendell vs Lizzie E. Libby. Beaton, year the W. C. T. Grace L. from Charles N. at U., and Miss Anna Gordon, vice •• Lincoli 1 Stanley Stanley, rary world. was in it. took business from them. He Dunton & Morse. Continued. Wellesley College. Mass., in 1858. The ketch Echo built vicinity away Desertion. president at were C. vs. John N. Harriman. large, considerably shaken v d Mrs. Lincoln A. Col of C. Park, coll., Miss Louise Camden under the of her owner. spoke the young man’s dress at the fire, of Helen A. Ridley from Arthur C. Ridley Peirce left Frankfort last week and supervision Beaton, Dunton & Morse. Notice proved. up other passengers wore slightly bruised ! brother of Miss Joann: 1 the fact that his could not have been Cruel and abusive treatment. for her home in New York Mr. Pendleton worked the summer of family Bia) F. vs. Oscar Bowden, after spending the last duriug Bradbury Gerry. Lula Belle Clark from Arthur L. Clark. De- Monday night by the collision of the Mon- ,-ntitled “Ah Man, th- awake when Nathan was to be in bed Buzzell. Defaulted. summer with her Peirce. 1907 on the Fancy in Camden and in the fall supposed sertion. of child to mother. uncle, Hayward treal train the vs. Custody leaving Grand Trunk station in. ■•.card” in the Octobe if it took three calls to wake them when Wit- Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Co. F. C. came to Belfast in the schooner with Ethel M. Harding from Herbert L. Harding. Miss Helen Bird the week-end in at 7 Capt. Fletcher and William Q. Spinney. Bowden, spent Portland, p. m. with a shifting The American has : 1 ness Pendleton called them to to the fire as Cruel and abusive treatment. Custody ol engine. Manchester to fit out for a trip to Southern go Dunton & Morse. Fletcher defaulted. Rockland, the guest of her sister, Miss Bertha Mrs. Stevens and Judg- mother. Miss Gordon were on their its readers was testified. If were at the time children to somethin} waters. at anchor in the stream they asleep ment for defendant. W. Q. Spinney. I. and her Miss While just Cassie E. Dyer from Cleveland J. Dyer. Bird, aunt, MaryjC. Tyler. way to Chicago and pluckily continued their :-mes are featured in th* that stated that was in Fred vs. Wm. L. Glidden. Bangs, above the steamboat wharf the broke they the respondent Greely Cruel and abusive treatment and adultery, Fancy Jr. Defaulted Miss Cora Eames left Saturday for Boston, journey. M r. Colcord say bed, he would have had of Libby, by agreement. to mother. they adrift in an storm and was plenty opportunity Custody of child easterly badly C. W. Lancaster vs. E. F. Hanson. Ritchie, en route for Norfolk, Va., where she will Dr. and Mrs. J. F. or Lin to and their R. Brock from Effie A. Brock. Adul- spend Starrett have return- published by her stern mainboom get up leave the house without Neither Percy ed just damaged, having stove, J Thompson. party. the winter. She has been the guest the from a most delightful trip to and see if you don’ it. This fact the alibi to the ba:l. Co. vs. Roberts. tery. during Evangeline broken and of her rail carried Mr. knowing put Charles McLaughlin Cyrus from Warren L. Curtis. Land They left this for part away. Defaulted Locasta E. Curtis the summer months of her sister, Mrs. George city Boston, being Mr. Colcord we hav* He also cited the fact that the was seen Harriman, Thompson. by agree- joined at Rockland Dr. Pendleton worked with the owner re- boy ty Cruel and abusive treatment, extreme cruelty by Starrett’s parents, making ment. A. Leavitt. Mr. and Mrs. E. We have more sto a witness in the loft that the and and confirmed habits of intoxication. A. Starrett of Warren In hay the night vs. Jack- gross pairs but about the time they were completed Prince E. Luce, M. D. app. Rodney Boston, the was a sea of children to mother. the new' students at the party increased by the addition s father was cap bloodhounds were in the vicinity, although the son and Willis R. Winchester, tr. Neither par- Custody Among registered of Mr. and Capt. Manchester was taken sick and later Fred E. Curtis from C. Elizabeth Curtis. Mrs. J. M. Wagner of North An- of are made voyages, so it i: respondent had denied it on the stand. He ty. University Maine the following: Lynne d°ver Mass., and Mrs. was taken to where he died. Before Adultery. Mary Bateman of Camden, 11. H. Gantier vs. F. L. W’alker. Dunton & I. Rand, E. Lowell. The a certain foundation fo: said he had not cross-examined the witnesses Unity, Gay Holmes and C. A. Rack- steamer trip from Boston to he Mr. Pendleton a Morse for Defaulted. leaving here gave writing plaintiff. Yarmouth was most and a that he tells. “Ah no occa- liffe, Belfast. delightful after a tour other than the respondent, as he had S. L. Shute admr. vs. Hartford rail of in the presence of witnesses in which he said Stephen by the points of interest, also afford: and trustee. Dun- including i-.-*• nture and sion to do so and did not wish to harrass them Shute Belfast Savings Bank, rEKouNAL. Miss Annie Morrill returned to Portland on Liverpool and the that he (Pendleton) should have the boats or Annapolis valley, the return Th* ton & Morse, Thompson. Trustee’s disclosure was made boat ratable Chinese. unnecessarily. He expected the parents, sis- Thursday after a brief visit to her home in by to Boston, and the an The ketch Echo, it was said, filed. Continued. Albert Peirce of Frankfort members Bangor That Mr equivalent. Hon. and Mrs. of the party reached home Wednes- Arthur Covey. ter and sweetheart to stand by the young man, S. L. Shute, Melinda E. Willis et als. Belmont to attend the wedding of her sister, had previously been given to Mr. Pendleton j Stephen were in this city on business Monday. day. Sept. 23d—Bangor Commercial. i: ny is evidenced by t and would not give much for them if they did vs. Hartford Shute. Dunton & Morse, Thomp- Alice Wetherbee to Mr. L. Morse. and was hauled out on land of his in Islesboro. j Elijah son. Death of Melinda E. Willis Mrs. Sarah Sherwood returned last Friday Friends of William {»ctuber American sen- not, but it was human nature for them to suggested. Vaughan, Jr.f who is a only L. Shute of Belfast of Willis L. Hasty of Thorndike After the death of Capt. Manchester he S. S. appointed guardian a with relatives in New Brunswick. successfully student in the agricultural as follows: “Th( do all in their to make a clear case of from visit department of the sheets, power Fannie B. Willis, Josephine W\ Willis and Hope passed the recent examination for those de- brought this craft over from Islesboro and last University of Maine, will be interested to learn ributed by such writers as alibi. He had no doubt that Mrs. Clark; the E. Willis. Mrs. Levi Clay returned to Portland her in the siring to practice medicine in this State. He is laid up the dock alongside schooner, Stevens for vs. Is- that he to be one of three students who Jean Webster, Jessa mother of the was a woman Andrew J. petr. partition week after several weeks at City- will since. The respondent, good spending is a graduate of the Maine Medical School at and both have remained there abel R. Tripp. Dunton & Morse. Judgment go to Biockton Fair this where Colcord and Venita Sei- such as the counsel for the defence had stated, month, they claimed that if in law the boats be- for partition. A. D. Hayes, C. M. Knowlton point. Brunswick. will plaintiff 1 participate in the stock judging competi- but many a good mother has been called upon and* John Crosby appointed commissioners to Miss Frances Howes left Monday noon for i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hamilton are tion under the of the New u as he is known to hif over the crime of her make receiving auspices England I to shed bitter tears off- partition. where she is to attend Miss McClin- labor and ship-keeping for some 240 days, the International Harvester Co. vs. AdelbertE. Boston, on the arrival 25th Federation of udentat the He asked not for but congratulations September Agricultural Students, the col- § University spring. anything justice Morse for De- tock’s school. sum of $210. If they belonged to the plaintiff Hamilton. Dunton & plaintiff. of a son. Mrs. Hamilton was Miss Lillian G. leges represented in this ; a membei for the of Maine that the should competition being the S 1907. He is State guilty faulted. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. C. Drexel left Gripsholm, on the writing which he held, he asked that Elwell, of Mr. and Mrs. El- University of Maine, New and his list o: be Golden Tonic Co. vs. I. C. Rowell. Ritchie daughter George Hampshire College, Paternity punished. their summer home at North Islesboro, Satur- the title be given him. Clara VV. Manchester, for Defaulted. well of Northport, and has many friends in Amherst Agricultural College. Rhode Island long one. Besides his Judge Peabody m his charge reviewed the plaintiff. Pa. | H. Fernald vs. Homestead Mut. Fire Ins. day for Bryn Mawr, State widow of Capt. Manchester and the executrix, L. town. College, Connecticut State College and Prism, The Campus anc whole case and instructed the jury that in a Co. J. H. Tolman. filed. \ the case dismissed on the Ritchie, Pleadings and Mrs. Sumner of Omaha, the of asked that be ground Mr. George Oak Grove an University Vermont. Mr. re- Cne executive committee case of this kind much of the testimony is un- Ernest C. Patterson libt. vs. Ethel M. Pat- Seminary, Vassalboro, reports Vaughan arrived morning to visit Dr. ceived the that the plaintiff had no claims on the terson. Dunton & Morse. Dismissed. Nebraska, Sunday enrollment of 100 the number highest rank of any of the Maine ? ofiation and wasaJunioi jDjoperty reliable and to weigh both sides of the case Ritchie, students, largest in writ. was dis- Mrs. L. A. Bassick vs. Thos. Clark and the and Mrs. W. Stoddard. students in the as alleged the The action George in many years. In the list of new students preliminary contest in which in lines in the carefully. Justice was what they were after, y literary Penobscot Coal Co. Ritchie for plaintiff. De- the three missed. Way land Knowlton for plaintiff; Mrs. Clara Furbush of Howard, R. I., is visit- are: Seniors, I. Atkins, Harold Hav- Maine representatives were chosen. Mr. Colcord shine, for he so far as it in their power to give it. He faulted. Edythe lay The students will Reuel Robinson for defendant. Co. vs. Fred her Mrs. F. M. Bailey of Citypoint Albert be accompanied by Prof. the art department oi criticised both attorneys for speaking of the Belfast Gas & Electric Spinney. ing sisters, ford, Belfast; Juniors, Miller, Belfast; If Owen Gallant of Stockton Springs against Ritchie for Defaulted. and Mrs. Furbush of North Belfast. Frances L. Belfast. P. A. Campbell, of the of Animal plaintiff. department the title £ indictments in the case, Harry Sophomore, Jones, \ doing page. grand jury stating Foster Rubber Co. vs. R. J. Ellingwood. whom the grand jury found three indictments* M. and little son Industry. l Sawings to preceed the that both statements were improper and had Ritchie, Greer. Greer withdraws. Defaulted. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Avery Frank W. Gowen, who returned to Water- common seller, single sale and nuisance was in Exeter af- Boston and New York l the club headings anc nothing to do with the case whatever. The Nahum S. Piper vs. Benj. Kelley. Ritchie, returned Tuesday to their home ville last Friday from a business trip in Somer- papers of recent date allowed the court to on his own & Offer to be defaulted for $10 by go recogni- Dunton Morse. Mrs. G. D. McC rillis. saw contain the announcement of the t e Blue Book, to which jury was instructed to bring in a verbal verdict, ter a visit with Mr. and set county, says he never the Kennebec engagement \ that he would leave the State zance providing rejected. of Mr. Alton T. Roberts of New York to Miss owes to him its artistic and they retired at 11.30. After deliberating Charles E. Lane vs. Wilbert Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Danfort'n and children of river 'so low in that section before and that and not return. He left the at once. If B. city Dunton & Morse. Defaulted. are Abby; Longyear of Brookline. Mass. Mr. i from dance order covei for five hours the jury came into court and re- Brown Jr., were the of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. many of the farmers obliged to haul water be Castine guests he is found in the State he will apprehended as of as per decree on file. Roberts is the son of the late C. was re- were unable to It is Judgment mortgage, for a few last week. for their stock three or four miles. Sumner Roberts I? drawings, which ported that they agree. Jr. Mosher at Citypoint days and held. W. O. Estes vs. E. P. Dearborn. Brown, of Stockton rumored that stood nine for conviction Springs and grandson of the late The Maine students alsc they for Defaulted. Wm. K. after a short visit in Bel- Ex-Aldermsn C. S. McFarland, of 21 Cedar of case of State vs. Nathan E. ! plaintiff. Morison, The trial the leaves this week on a two-weeks’ bird- Hon. B. M. Roberts, collector of the words and music oJ and three for acquittal. The jury was dis- Chesley B. Ingraham, libt., vs. Nettie M. In- train for New street, formerly the before a crowd- j fast, left by Monday morning’s Clark began Thursday morning graham, libellee. Brown, Jr.. Henderson & Hen- hunting trip in Maine. Somerville, Mass., port of Belfast. Mr. Roberts is a Harvard pin and “Maine’ charged, and the respondent furnished $1,000 meet his Ruth. He will song,” was with derson. Motion for trial filed. Libellee York to daughter. Journal. ed court room. The accused charged jury and at holds an friends bonds for further his father and and graduate present important j mite with other appearance, j filed motion for order of court directing libel- place her in school at Greenwich, Conn., Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Low of have setting fire to and burning Tranquility Grange Boothbay, position at department of the .• wishes mother as sureties. lant to into court to enable her to de- headquarters j udations and good being accepted pay $50 then return to Minneapolis. been Mr. Low’s mother in Belfast the hall in Lincolnville on the night of May 25* fend. visiting Board of Water Supply which have in hand the who F. W. Brown, Jr. vs. G. L. Whitten. Brown, Mr. L. L. Biddle of Philadelphia, spent past week. construction 1908. Three Grange halls have been burned in of the great water works sys- Following is a summary of the disposition of ! Jr. for Defaulted. North Islesboro, and his broth- this town and the general belief is that all the plaintiff. the summer at Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Poor have been the re- tem for New York city. Miss is the term. Susan E. McLaughlin, libt. vs. Geo. McLaugh- Philadel- Longyear IN REAL ESTATE. cases during er, Mr. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle of the the I fires were of incendiary origin. This is the lin. Jr. Notice ordered. cipents of many congratulations upon accomplished daughter of John M. Long- Laura J. vs. Alexander Libby, Treat, by guardian, vs. Northern Maine Sea- were in Belfast Friday and left by train second building Tranquility Grange has lost in Rachel M. Pendleton phia, arrival of two grandchildren. A daughter, year, Esq., the multi-millionaire of Brook- s:ors in real estate were Me Cam Dunton & Morse for & Morse. bridge. plaintiff, R. R. Co. Mortland. Dunton for a two weeks’ hunting trip. Mrs. line. and this and a determined effort has been port Janet Nichols, was born to Mr. and Hugh Mass., Marquette, Mich. Mr. 1 ong- e only Registry of Deeds way Johnson and Thompson for defendant. Verdict \ Continued. who has been visiting D. McLellan of Boston and 27th year has immense interests in made to find the incendiary and bring him to 4th motion for new trial M. vs. Com- Mrs. Frances Norton, Sept. 24th, Sept. iron, coal and 1 28, 1908: for defendant. day Rachel Pendleton, petr.. County September j in this a son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred lumber in the State of A bloodhound was brought up 'from filed- missioners Waldo Co. Mortland. County At- her Mrs. Eva McKinnon, city, arrived Michigan and elsewhere. to C. justice. daughter, S Belfast, Henry Bailey et vs. Portsmouth, Kit- Notice on chairman of county commis- Isle. Mr. Roberts Maine home is at the State prison to track the offender but fail- Arthur P. Libby ai., torney. has returned to her home in South Deer R. Poor in Belfast. inalhaven with h gs in Belfast. & York Street R. R. Co. for plain- sioners ordered. the then tery Rogers for a two the family of his step-father, H. M. ed to do so, and Tranquility Grange em- for defendant. W. Pendleton vs. Sch. and own- Miss Ethel Brown left Monday Mr. C. L. Wright occupied the pulpit of Noyes.Esq. ■dry,to Albert L. Graffatn tiff. Heath and Thompson Geo. Fancy Robinson for de- whom his mother married some odd ployed Detective Richard Leader of Lewiston Continued. ers. Knowlton for plaintiff. weeks’ visit in Boston and Lowell. Free Baptist church in North Montville last twenty i ;n Unity. dismiss filed and secured him Clark was ar- C. H. Merrill & Chas. E. Libby Vs. Chas. A. fendant. Motion to granted. this church years ago. and on evidence by as Sunday. He has been licensed by Bedfast, to Emily ,)an< Milliken and Sarah G. Baseett, admrs. C. F. Action dismissed. Miss Clarabel Marsh, who has been acting rested and held under bail from the lower to and will the until a Mass.; land in North Johnson, Rogers, E. Foster for plaintiff. Chas. F. Harriman vs. H. W. Iiarriman and assistant in the Western Union office this sum- preach occupy pulpit court for the of the grand when Andrews and for defend- A. Marshall, admr. Beaton for plain- is Mr. has sitting jury, Heath & Thompson Margaret has been a two w’eeks rest be- regular pastor engaged. Wright DOUBLE LAUNCHING AT ROCKLAND, j for service on defendant filed. mer, enjoying was indicted for fire to ant. Continued. tiff. Motion | he “maliciously setting va- in Rockland, Belfast and other land G. t< | on of the office during the supplied pulpits Dyer, Belfast, Clara E. Erskine, vs. Daniel Cousens. Fel- Motion granted. Service to be made R. F. fore taking charge Tranquility Grange hall.” and has excellent satisfaction. Rockland, Me., Sept. 24. The attraction of ■ land and ii for R. F. Dunton for defendant. Dunton, attorney. cation of the manager, Miss R. T. Newell. places given buildings lows plaintiff. a double launching brought to this city today a Attorney Thompson opened the case Chas. W. Parsons vs. Chas. A. Soden. Beaton County Neither party. is teach- Mr. and Mrs. who spent the crowd of some 200 for service filed Miss Elva Hasty of Thorndike who Kirkpatrick, large sightseers, including for the State, and Clark was then arraigned Abner W. Fletcher vs. Charles H. Merrill. for plaintiff. Motion personal from to Albert A summer in Belfast and at their cottage on excursionists Lewiston, win-re one of the i Lincolnville, Andrews and for and Service to be made by copy in the school, was called home last and not guilty. Seventeen witnesses Heath & Thompson plaintiff. granted. ing Citypoint vessels is principally owned. The scene of the i •’ d in Lincolnville. pleaded hand. Gott’s Island, left last week for Rockland to Continued. week by the sudden illness and death of her event was Cobb, Butler Air Co's shipyard, which '• were called the State, as follows: Arno W. Wm. E. Closson. Brown I B. Brown by Geo. M. vs. P. C. Blaisdell. Dunton Fred W. Brown vs. visit friends a few before returning to j osuect, to George Bonney father. During her absence her place was days has had the distinction this summer of being Harold McKenney, Willard Pendleton, & Morse for Thompson for defend- for plaintiff. Defaulted. in Knight, plaintiff. Black of Bel- their home in St. Paul, Minn. Before leaving the only shipyard New England where four leave to amend declaration Fred W. Brown vs. Reuben Shaw and John by Mrs. Annie C’haples Austin Knight, Pearl Wentworth, Mrs. Ellen ant. Motion for supplied vessels were on the stocks at one time. I to 0. W. Newhall, do. Amendment filed. Law on trustee. Brown. Discontinued as to Mr. had his launch hauled out at Nathan filed and granted. Vickery, fast. Kirkpatrick The first schooner launched was the Moody, Arnie Knight. Percy W’ellman, trustee. Defaulted. single Macomber’s. deck four-master na:n*d in nor of report. L. Mitchell and returned to Bel- Lewiston, D. Ross, Vester McKenney, Frank Gray, Fred L. Stevens vs. Wilbert A. Stevens. Lenora G. Alley vs.‘Harvey L. Alley. De- M. family uviile, to Martha M. Peavey Sarah the city of Lewiston. This vessel has a gross McLel- faulted. and as soon as their effects Mrs. G. E. Stevens, Mrs. M. A. Huff, Mr. and E. Leadbetter, George Bullock, Edna Dunton. Thompson and Bowdon for plaintiff. fast last Saturday tonnage of 814, a net tonnage of 711. and the ng. in Swanville. for defendant. Continued to State in Scire Facias vs. Winfield S. Edmin- lhur- L. O. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Parker of Lincolnville lan and Ritchie arrive will go to housekeeping in the Mrs. Haskell, Perley following registered dimensions: Length. 190.5 Ralph Richards, Young to Ben D. Field and William A. Clark. Belfast, to Vevie L. Rowe be tried 2nd day of next term, defendant ster, son breadth. 39.5 feet: 14.9 feet. The The evi- house on street. Mr. Mitchell and daughter, Mrs. Loren Harding and feet; depth, and Richard F. Leader of Lewiston. costs of witness fees for this term taxed at E. F. Littlefield for Field and lough Congress Morrill. pay Thompson. Mr. Mrs. frame is Virginia white oak, arid the Clark. Personal service ordered on Winfield S. into his overalls and went to work Charles, Mrs. Annie M. Frost, and planking dence was mostly circumstantial and practical- $5.64. got Monday and are The hull shows ■a. to S. Bur ceiling yellow pine. Belfast, Joseph vs. Nathan A. Webb. C. W. Hus- Edminster. James Chalmers and Adelaide the same as that in the lower H. Gilbert on a job. granddaughter, several innovations which interest ly presented for defend- State in Scire Facias vs. W. S. Edminster, plumbing seafaring I Belfast. for F. W. Brown, Jr. ; from Pittsfield men. The keelsons are sey plaintiff. Smith, were among the in the form court. Several witnesses testified to the ap- Ben D. Field and Wm. A. Clark. and Mrs. Horace J. Morton left for theii people arranged u Dinsmore ant. Continued. Thompson. Mr. of a and in of port, to Iva Ella who attended the fair last week. truss, place knees there are shelf of about the which indi- Frank B. Littlefield for Field and Clark. Personal ser- a sum- Unity fir.i ■;. V •••Ilf. pearance things fire, Wm. O. Cunningham, Cunningham home in Chicago Monday after pleasant streaks with braces. The forward house is 35x30 E. and Har- vice ordered on W. S. Edminster. m cated that the was the act of an incen- and H. P. Cunningham vs. Charles Mrs. Cam- Mr. Wood and family will leave feet, built in North Carolina The after burning W. mer with Mrs. Morton’s mother, Llewellyn pir.e. B and Clarence L. Jackson riet A. Robertson. Brown for plaintiff. State in Scire Facias vs. S. Edminster, house is Tracks were found from the the middle of Octo- 30x28 feet, finished in hard wood. The diary. leading Chas. E. Robertson 1 Ben D. Field and W. A. Clark. in Belmont. Mrs. Cammett will spend for Valhalla, N. Y., about i!a Dinsmore, do; land ii Thompson for defendant. Thompson. mett, lower masts are 9-4 feet long and the topmasts R hall towards Lincolnville Center and action Littlefield for Field and Clark. Personal ser- home at 53 Cedar a mod- Grange defaulted. Neither party. No further the winter with her daughter, -Mrs. A. H. Mil- ber and their street, are 50 feet. were to measure to Harriet Robinson. vice ordered on W. S. Edminster. bath room and The these tracks found exactly as in Lincolnville. ern house with hardwood floors, Lewiston was built for the general coast- R ster, Camden, to Enoch R vs. Orrin B. State in Scire Facias vs. W. S. Edminste*, ler, shoes. Nathan Frank H. Sanborn WoodburyJ for rent. trade, but will handle lumber and the same as Nathan Clark’s E. Field. of hot and cold water, will be offered j ing piling and in Palermo. Dunton & Morse for plaintiff. Thompson for Burton A. Spencer and Chas. Thomp- P. Field, who had been the guest Crowell & R of George I principally. Thurlow of Boston are D. Ross testified to selling Clark a pair 7£ Cnnt.inned. son. Littlefield for and Field. Per- Belfast will be sorry to lose Mr. Wood and R ■■shall, Belfast, to Clarence M Spencer Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Quimby at Pitcher’s Pond to be the managing owners, and the schooner iK-um B. Rowe. Dunton sonal service ordered on W. S. Edminster. IUBBCI OHUCO. 1UIO. amwujt Mabel H. Knox vs. Hattie and will to see them return at no will be commanded J. Ginn v d to Boston Mon- family hope by Capt. Thomas of R in Belfast. for defend- State in Scire Facias vs. Winfield S. Edmin- for a short time, returned by before the fire broke out. Vesta Mc- & Morse for plaintiff. Thompson distant dav. I Auburn. to Enoch R. Kane ning just Chas. A. and Herbert Bradman. Mr. Bert Eaton of New York, whc R Liberty, ant. Neither party. ster, McKinley day’s boat. j The other vessel launched was the three- said that on the the bloodhound and Brad- n Kenney day A. vs. Charles H. Parsons. Thompson. Littlefield for McKinley for several Liberty. Eliza Loring had been visiting the Quimby’s Gay Holn.es, who entered the University of masted center board schooner Frank Brainerd,. was from the State to run for Taber D. Bailey for man. Personal service ordered on W. S. Ed- brought up prison Thompson plaintiff. on the same boat. In whose registered measurements are as follows: R Wyman, Islesboro, to J. C minster. weeks, left for home Maine this year, put in a busy Saturday. down the miscreants she was in the Clark defendant. Continued. Gross tonnage, 264; net tonnage. U*S; length. ■•■dm vs. Diaic in ocire racias vs. v». o. o. their cot- T2 in the ball R Llesboro. Mary E. Mclnness Roscoe 0. Sawyer. miiiiiiaicr, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Centner closed the morning he pitched for i23.4 l'eet; breadth, 30.B feet; 8.7 feet. house, and saw Nathan Clark up on the hay McLellan for defend- A. and Chas. E. Field. depth, Knowlton for plaintiff. Spencer Thompson, and left on boat when the Freshmen were defeated by The frame is built of white oak. The of Field. Personal tage in East Belfast Monday’s game, Virginia mow hiding. Detective Richard Leader ant. Continued final for defendant. Littlefield for Spencer and is with the The Conn. had a 10 to and in the afternoon planking yellow pine oak bends, and Shoe Situation vs. heirs of A. C. Situs. service ordered on W. S. Edminster. for their home in Hartford, They the Sophomores, 1, Lewiston said he had but one conversation Willard S. Jones, coll. ceiling is yellow pine except the floor ceiling, Herbert T. Drake, petr. for leave to enter an season at their cosy he was in the football game, when Maine de- Clark. Clark had told him that he couldn’t Dismissed. long and very enjoyable which is white oak. The lower masts are 78 with vs. Philena from the decree of the of Pro- -uturers in New I Leon hbt. Wyman. appeal Judge excursions in Ricker Classical Institute, 37 to 0, play- feet and the are 42 feet. The r. Englan< told of his W.Wyman, cottage and made many pleasant feated long topmasts tell what day the fire was, and & Morse and Thompson. Dismissed. bate vs. Estate of Henry S. Park. Payson & •an are distributing sample: Dunton motor boat. are half back a short time. W. M. Black, Brainerd was built for the Brainerd, Shaler & but seem- S. Brown. Charles W. Dunton & Morse and Beaton. As- Mr. Gentner's speedy They ing right .1 the west and south, bu whereabouts on the night of the fire, Ruth F. Brown, John Virgin. Hall quarry company, and will be used in trans- 0. Dunton & Morse. for for the first afternoon of the first to come and the last to go of was also in the lineup at left guard. tracts for seasonable line ; ed anxious to finish the interview. Willard H Brown vs. C. Dickey. signed hearing among ’09, porting stone from Portland, Conn., to New I I & Snare. Amendment to declaration the January term, 1909. York and will he the disposition of interio sack Mayo our summer visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Holt and daughters, Philadelphia. She commanded Pendleton testified to finding a shorts of and by leave of E. A. Carpenter vs. Harrison Stevens and operations a few week filed by agreement parties an by Capt. Theodore K. Rowland of Greenport. inside and to be filed Octo- Roscoe Stevens. for De- All in the Boston colony at Islesboro had Hazel and Ruth are visiting his aunt, Mrs. influence to a re ! with some cooper shavings smelling court. Report of evidence by Huzzy plaintiff. L. I. “larding summer to see and admire line of tracks ber 190b. faulted. opportunity this E. Orcutt. This is Mr. Holt’s first visit editions is the endeavor o : of kerosene beside the wall in 20, ,, Mrs. Mary vs. Geo. W. Marn- Charles G. Call vs. L. L. app. of the second ure small in 1 A E. and F. S. Hutchins Rogers, Libby Beatrice Flagg, daughter since 1876. After advances price: which were discovered across the She is one of the to his native place visiting AITLKTON. leading Dunton & Morse. Thompson and Ritchie. Jr. Dunton & Morse. Entered by leave. At- John Turner Atterliury. rise of leather. While som. ner J ork debu- and Boston will meadow. Found down and in- assessed at for to be notified. most on the list of New relatives in Rockland they go Mr. and Mrs. Winfield medium are able b \ grass trampled Verdict for plaintiff. Damages torney plaintiff fetching Chaples recently visit- grades will have quite a repre- there for the Med- dications showed that someone had crossed the Motion for new trial filed. Report of tantes, and this city to New York and sail from ed their ill time, there is not enougl $234.30. CRIMINAL DOCKET. later on. daughter. Rosa Mae Chaples, in Ban- Nov. 10, 08, sentation at her coming out party Holt will ds to maintain all machin the ditch and crossed the meadow evidence to be filed by iterranean and the Holy Land. Mr. field, jumped vs. Mercer married gor.Mr. and Mrs. Abner Grant and son Linwood Larrabee by next friend Grove State vs. Roland Stinneford. Common sel- Her half-sister, Atterbury, and retailers report fai stubble. will reside here.— have an automobile shipped to him at Genoa in the broken for Continued. ler. Howe and Reuben, who have been a •■ •' below for the seas Blethen. Thompson plaintiff. Ritchie. Nol pros. Dudley Rogers guests for few days \ normal with which the will tour Eu- ■ as vs. J. G. Chadwick. Thompson. State vs. Edwin A. Jones. sale. Mc- Boston Journal. in April family a Sept 26th For the defense Hon. L. M. Staples called E L Pavery Single of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grant, | and R. F. Dunton. Continued. Lellan. Harriman. Nol to this country in the fall. Nathan E. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Beaton pros. The following Camden boys enter college rope, returning have returned to their home in witnesses, vs. Ada Greenlaw Cox. State vs. Lewis Intoxication. Cambridge. Jennie Morse Thomp- Smith, app. last week 1 1 1 Miss Edith B. Hall and Continued. Leslie at Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Paul returned Mass....The left 'iTI*. ward N. Pendleton, son. W. Knowlton. Brown. Nol pros. this fall: Fred Hart at Bowdoin, Arey leg of Cyrus Perry was 'Vi'1, W. 1 vs. Chas. Grant. Beaton. with Mr. and Mrs. ks is able to be out again... Orrin J. Dickey. The counsel for the defense M R La Furley State vs. Laforest E. Bergen, app. Intoxi- Maynard and Herbert Gould atU. of M. from a few days'visit amputated about six inches above the knee Defaulted by agreement. cation. Nol Colby, went 1, “ir i.-n has sold his farm to Mi endeavored to establish an alibi for his client Thompson. pros. are C. Barbour in East Boothbay. They last Dr. S. W. Johnson of vs. H. A. Stinson and Peter Assault and The following Camden boys attending Saturday by Belfast, George F. Elliott State vs. Geo. A. Towers, app. steamer ’moved and Mr. and Mrs and to show to the that Clark was asleep Jr. returned to their studies from here to Camden in Stockton, assisted by Dr. A. Millett of Searsmont and llfi, in, jury Harmon, trustee. Brown, Harry Bangs battery. Greer. Nol pros. college and have out and to Rockland electrics, from Dr. ""sent with his son Joseph... in his own room when the fire broke for deft. Dismissed State vs. Charles L. Wing, app. Intoxica- Evans and John Curtis at Bowdoin from Camden by Benjamin Keller of this place. Mr. Perry jjr prin. M. Emerson. Frank was the Emma F. Lewis vs. Ida Laugh- tion. Nol to Damarisrotta rail, and from has been •■"'"m sellar of Winterport villag for some time before. The respondent pros. Tibbetts at U. of M., Hervey Allen Rockland by confined to his bed several weeks and | lin. G. E. Johnson. Continued without costs State vs. Fred app. Intoxica- Raymond described his Stephenson, to East steamer, mak- has been a sufferer from ij, nt*r niece, Mrs. H. P. White... first witness for the defense and tion. Nol Clarence Plummer and James Perry at Colby there Boothbay by great tuberculosis of v for either party. pros. for the and in Clark vs. Chas. A. Davis. McLellan. Intoxication. Law School a varied and very pleasant trip. In Mr. the knee....Rev. Galen A. and wife ir visited Mrs. Edwin Clement 3 movements day night question. Wm. A. State vs. James Smalley, app. Horatio Alden goes to Harvard ing Chapman ", v• about 10 W. E. Parsons. Defaulted. Nol Barbour's launch visited near-by points were in Thomas ton last week. ral days last week.... Mr. an 1 Was called by his brother-in-law pros. this fall and Millard Long returns to the Uni- they They will move R. Clements vs. Emma N. vs. Seizure. M was a fire. Howard Page, State Robert Cassidy, app. and also had a steamer and a to mgate visited relatives in Stock o’clock that night, who said there Neither of Dental College. of interest trip Thomaston, having bought a house on Green admx. Rogers. Thompson. party. Harriman, Nol pros. versity Pennsylvania Broth- A. drive. street-Mr. and Mrs. ,MJr‘day—Miss is a b Came down stairs in his underclothing. P. Treat vs. Warren Murry. Bow- vs. W. Bowen. Nuisance. Nol carriage Byron Linscott and son loj.].-. Lucy Dickey Edwin State James and Mrs. Beverly Staples are occupying but to Continued. Mr. of Mrs. Watson Rob er-in-law told him not to stop to dress, den. Knowlton. pros. The L A reception was tendered Mr. and Hingham. Mass-, were here Monday calling -andmother, vs. L their new house at Citypoint. wedding Clara B. Shaw, app., Charles W. Steven- vs. A. Jones. Nuisance. Har- the of ^ so and went to the State Edwin W. J. on old friends... Ames has the e alter Evans of Monroe visit put on a coat, and he did McLellan and Ritchie. Ver- have been finished Mrs. Horatio Farrington at the home of .Joseph bought son. Knowlton. riman. Nol pros. and the stable connected Mrs. severs 1 bareheaded and barefooted. assessed at in South China place formerly owned by Harrison C. Pease.... 8; Ford, in Swanville fire, dict for plaintiff. Damages $36.75. State vs. Robert Cassidy. Nuisance. Harri- house will be built later. An Thompson Friday evening, 1 and the main Mrs. Emma S. Clark, the for new trial filed. Exceptions filed and 60 70 Manuel Lucas of Union is for machine is thresh Ernest E. Clark and Motion man. Nol pros. new home, and one 18th, between and people being clerking Harry ity Hrailey’s to be attractive feature of this Sept. *( Lena M. allowed. Report of evidence filed by Oc- State vs. James A. Dunton. Intoxication. Pease in his I, enter this week.... Mrs. Fred Youn father and mother of witness; Mrs. during the present dry present, all remembering Mr. and Mrs. Far- store-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry his tober 25, '08. Nol pros. especially appreciated her his Edwin M. Pendleton, vs. tokens of useful and had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred ,, home in Mass Pendleton, sister; A. Hamlin Samuel M. Elwell. Search and almost at by pretty pres- Tuesday Medford, Hannah State vs. W. S. Edminster, app. is a beautiful spring situated rington ^ in F. season, Davidson of New line the is i brother-in-law, and Edith B. Hall, testified Dunton & Morse. E. Littlefield. Report of seizure. and sureties defaulted. house anc ents which consisted of silverware, table linen Castle, Penn., and Mrs. Julia ttrrn"-,('lrPh"ne village Principal the door, which will furnish the Edwin M. evidence filed. vs. W. S. Edminster. Common nui- Levensaler and Mrs. Mr. Charles Hartshorn’s healt of the respondent’s story. State of water. Th< and ware. During the evening refresh- Emma Berry of Sears- support E. Hall, Jr, vs. Georgia E. Ruisseau. defaulted. stable with an unfailing supply glass three George sance. Principal and sureties ments of cake, lemonade and confectionery mont.Mr. Uriah 5 ,,0or—Mrs. Grace Noble retume i Pendleton testified to calling respondent Morse. Continued. Common for hoi Chapman of^Amesbury. ri(.r Dunton & Thompson. State vs. W. S. Edminster. seller. house, when completed, will be piped Vocal and instrumental music W the were served. was here in last week... times before he answered; then getting Samuel Bloom & Sons Co., vs. Harrison and defaulted. will be fitted Mass., Monday, guest of his parents, ^ Massachusetts Principal and sureties and cold water and a bath room with various games were in order, all enjoying ku to dress but A. Stevens. Dunton & Morse. Common nuisance. Mr. 'harden has t > coat and him not to bother Roscoe Brown, State vs. Fred Staples. and Mrs. C. A. Chapman. tt*r Q,. gone to Kents Hill telling a pleasant evening. 8chool. was Jr. Defaulted by agreement. Continued for sentence. Recognized to ap- up. to hurry to the fire, although the building
f Mrs. Orrin Knight, 2nd. Double mitten, s Mrs. Orrin Knight, 1st; Mrs. Joseph Stevens, 2nd; Mrs. A. B. Tuttle, gra- tuity. Single mittens, Mrs. Orrin Knight, 1st; Mrs. Joseph Stevens, 2nd; Mrs. Jane Stevens, gratuity. Domes- tic yarn, Mrs. Jane Stevens, 1st; Mrs, I Orrin Knight, 2nd; Mrs. E. J. Stevens, gratuity; Mrs. A. B. Tuttle, gratuity. Currant preserves, Mrs. E. J. Stevens, 1st; Mrs. D. Small, 2d. Raspberry pre- serves, Mrs. L. L. Bagley, 1st; Mrs. D. Small, 2d. Display of jelly, Mrs. D. Small, 1st; Mrs. L. L. Bagley, 2d; Mrs. E. J. Stevens, 3d. Pear preserves, Mrs. D. Small, 1st; Mrs. L. L. Bagley, 2d. Apple preserves, Mrs. D. Small, 1st; Mrs. L. L. Bagley, 2d. Grape pre- serves, Mrs. E. J. Stevens, 1st; Mrs. D. Small, 2d. Mrs. D. Small, gratuity on plums. Best display of preserves, Mrs. L. L. Bagley, 1st; Mrs. D. Small, 2d; Mrs. E. J. Stevens, 3d. Gratuities were allowed Mrs. E. J. Stevens, on strawber- ries, Mrs. L. L. Bagley on raspberries, Mrs. E. J. Stevens on pears, Mrs. L. L. Bagley on blackberries, Mrs. E. J. Ste- PERFECTION Oil Healer vens on blueberries. Best display of Mrs. D. 1st; Mrs. E. J. (Equipped with Smokeless Device) pickles, Small, Stevens, 2d; Mrs. L. L. Bagley, 3d. room in the Strawberries, Mrs. J. C. Stevens, 1st; room want to heat—suitable for any to the you Mrs. L. L. Bagley, 2d. Raspberries, Mrs. E. J. 2d. Vj hou.se. It has a real smokeless device absolutely preventing Mrs. D. Small, 1st; Stevens, Mrs. E. J. Stevens, 1st; can or Blackberries, smoke or smell—turn the wick as high as you Mrs. D. Small, 2d. Cucumber pickles, of oil Mrs. D. 1st; Mrs. L. L. Bagley, as low as like—brass font holds 4 quarts Small, you 2d. Tomato Mrs. Joseph Ste- 9 hours. Fin- pickles, that gives out glowing heat for vens, 1st; Mrs. L. L. Bagley, 2d. Caul- Mrs. E. J. 1st. Crab- in and nickel—an ornament iflower, Stevens, ished japan apple, Mrs. L. L. Bagley, 1st; Mrs. Joseph anywhere. Every heater warranted. Stevens, 2d. Sweet apple, Mrs. E. J. Stevens, 1st; Mrs. D. Small, 2d. Pump- kin, Mrs. L. L. Bagley, 1st. Peaches, Mrs. E. J. Stevens, 1st. Cherries, Mrs. Th^QLamP D. Small, 1st. | or A* Mrs. C. \\ is the lamp lor the student \\\ \\\AjSrVJ- U*ML\u ; Sofa pillow in silk embroidery, A reader. It gives a brilliant, steady ligkt tUW'tjL AY., A t [ E. Whitten, 1st; Georgie E. Jackson, ol nickel and I t 1 that makes study a pleasure. Made brass, plated equipped | j Mrs. Eila E. Tuttle, 3d. Sofa pillow warranted. n^=^7 2d; I with the latest improved central drah burner. Every lamp / IfffjmSfj] I in worsted, Mrs. Addie Tuttle, 1st; Mrs. Perfection Oil Heater or Rajo Lamp trom 11 you cannot obtain tbe i11 I I I Orrin Knight, 2d. Velvet embroidery, lor circular. I Tut- vour dealer write to our nearest agency descriptive j ! Mrs. Orrin Knight, 1st; Mrs. Addie STAJiBAIlD OIL COMPANT II l|! A ! tie, 2d. Cotton embroidery, Mrs. J. Stev- feTf^rBgplUU' 3d. ens, 1st; Mrs. Addie B. Tuttle, 2d and Hand painted sofa pillow, Mrs. Addie (| embroiderv center Tuttle, 1st. Solid piece, “Had ctyspepsia or indigestion for years Mrs. C. D. 1st. Hand embroidery THE FOREST FIRE. Work oxen, M. V. B. Mitchel, Troy, Fuller, No appetite, and what I did eat distressed m< Mrs. C. D. Fuller, 1st. THE UNITY FAIR. 1st; C. W. Ward, Thorndike, 2d; Elden towels, Eyelet terribly. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me.” Mrs. Addie B. Tuttle, 1st. J. H. Ohio. Last night there was a glimmer on the hight, BACK OF THE BAk Ward. Thorndike, 3d. embroidery, Walker, Sunbury, Best colored silk Mrs. Ad- A mighty glow worm in the mountain’s hair. over seven feet, M. V. B. embroiderv, the caller’s fair of the Park As- Draft oxen Bridget (after taking up card) It east a sheen a ghostly, tree-barred light. Thi annual Unity die B. Fuller, 1st; Mrs. J. M. Hamilton, She ain’t Mitchell, Troy, 1st. at home, ma’am. Which quickened to a red and restless flare. Is the flour use. Your ski"! will have its held in 22nd and 2d. Embroidered Miss Edith Caller Are you sociation, Unity, Sept. Draft oxen under seven feet, Allen apron, I Really? you sure? A sullen awe on the hung heavy night success Webb, 1st. Bridget -Flax, Oi am not, but she seems t« Save a from every time if it is William Tel! flour. 23d, un ler the direction of E. T. Rey- Dyer, Montville, 1st; Dean M. Braley, for wavelike rushing afar, be A of the evening star— nolds. was one of the most successful Winnecook, 2d; Fred Reynolds, Winne- misty clouding Because And from his haunt of silence crept the bear. cook, 3d. I RHEUMATISM DRIVEN FROM THE Don’t let the baby suffer from eczema, sores ever held there. The attendance was or of the skin. Doan's Ointmen It is the flour made from the highest grad* AND POULTRY. any itching At dawn today a shower fell heaven. were SHEEP, SWINE the exhibits fine, and there BLOOD. gives instant relief, cures quickly. Perfectly The worm writhed and hissed wheat selected in the mills of large, 1 ; mighty glow specially big Oxford Down bucks, F. H. Quiinby, safe for children. All druggists sell it. I and fumed. good races on both days. Wm. H. Staples I Burk Company at Springfield, Ohio. ; Brooks, 1st; George G. Hanscom, Albion, Which Assists Nature Produces The sun grew red v. i! and hell, new A Remedy Prof. I must beg you to give me your un .,f c ast was in of the and — Bt charge gate, i 2nd and 3d. riven It has no and a Cure Which Is Permanent as This Case divided attention. It is absolutely impossibb superior for nutrition g, W Frishee and James H. Nick- T.. L. Breathed of vhumed George Hampshire buck, Rogers, Troy, that you can form a true idea of this hideou; Proves. The cattle sUn i. r. appetizing qualities. erso nl Belfast were on on the 1st. animal, unless you keep your eyes fixed oi duty The birds •. : -.»• ■ ■ I buck sufferer from rheumatism wants to me.— Christan Instructor. But there's another about the I Oxford Down lambs, George Every ■ thing gnus. having served this season in All silent iVll ; r. j Albion, 1st. 2nd and 3d. be cured and to cured. we Hanscom, stay Constipation causes headache, nausea, diz-.i And phantoms t; t ■!,.->a, *p« IWn.- Tell” want you to know— jjki ea ,-itv in B< ifast and Monroe. The Walter i Shropshire buck lambs. Gerald, The prospect of the return of the same old ness, languor, heart palpitation. Drastic j.hy* ed!’* a tim< rs in the stand were, E. ! 1st. ics weaken the bowels an-i m u' juda Unity. rheumatism every year is not attractive to gripe, sicken, It is the guarantee of the makers th. the ha liftt ., and the dark Winne- cure. Doan’s act and cur. Tonight pall a 0. J. Farwell, ; Merino grade, Fred Reynolds, | Regulels gently B. H Unity: Junior, who has gone through one siege, Fades, wildly routed, to the western skies. flour—absolutely ciea ijj cook, 1st. anybody constipation. 25 cents. Ask your druggist. rhor: e: E. P. Dearborn, Brooks; F. j aim to down” And all the east’s ablaze, as never lark Six Walter Most treatments simply “keep Shropshire ewes, Gerald, j Mistress—Now, remember, Bridget, th< Beheld in any dawn. The groans and cries The wheat is kept in hermetically scale, S. R;ci Thorndike; Joe H. Farwell, > the rheumatic poisons in the blood. The ton.ic Unity, 1st. j Joneses are coming for dinner. Of forest giants, battling, stripped and stark, cleaned six times before It comes -• Pink Pills has grinding. :f Unit in the horse and Fat F. H. Quiinby, Brooks, 1st. treatment with Dr. Williams’ Cook- leave it to me, mum. I’ll do me worst I Against the writhing, red-eyed fields of Judges sheep, | at Fat ewe Walter hundreds of cures that it builds up never trouble yez again! Illustrate* I flame. nothing but bright, clean machinery a! I e Rhoades, lambs, Gerald, Unity by They’ll colt ai'tmer.t, Reuben Troy; proved 1 Bits. Torture tre with horror, and shame, 1st. the blood to a that enables it to cast out night pain making. Even the sewing of the bags is dor.' F --.ibles. Knox; E. T. Knox. point on E. D. Bessey. White L. L. As the yellow-hairy demon flies. Chester boar, Rogers, these the channels of Never can tell when you’ll mash a finger o: on the poisons through regular And such and such as it Ann g the horses exhibited 1st. a burn or scald. Be the of man is with bread, pastry Troy, the bowels, and the skin. suffer cut, bruise, prepar Tonight face blanched F. excretion, kidneys '*■ track was the handsome stallion Alclyone, Chester White sow and pigs, E. ed. Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil instantly re dread! and see. Any grocer can you with this is done the rheumatism is supply L. L. When perma- lieves the pain—quickly cures the wound. Tonight; the soul of man is black despair. race record 2.20 1-2, Maine’s leading sire Reynolds, Unity, 1st; Rogers, 3d. nently cured and as long as the blood is kept He waits, he hopes, then slowly turns his Troy, 2nd and THE WENTWORTH FAMILY rata .vinners for 1906 and 1907. He is REUNION head. of Rock hens, Walter Gerald, pure and rich the patient will be immune from Plymouth And mingles with beasts that from their the sire of Louise G.. 4-year-old, record 1st and 2nd. of Unity, attacks rheumatism. The twenty-fifth annual reunion of th, lair and 13 others in the 2.30 list. He Rhode Island Reds, Walter Gerald, the wife of a in 2.OS 1-2. Mrs. W. H. Amhurg is prosper- Wentworth family was held at the homt Have leaped terror and to safety sped. William Tell Flour! 1st. As in millennium, in mad was sirt l by Alclyone, one of the lead- Unity, ous farmer living on R. F. D. No. 3, Lancas- of Leonard Luce in Searsmont on Wednes- afright, kind, rush on the FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC. miles from that 9th. The was anc Forgetting they through ing sires of the world when living. He ter, N. H., and about four day, Sept. day perfect night, rheumatism about 250 members of the were stands for service at the Birch Grove Fall apples, R. Rhoades, 1st. Winter city. She owes her recovery from family While hell’s own banners wave upon the air. ■ WHITTEN BROS., Distributors,! After a fine din- Walter Gerald, 1st; R. Rhoades, to this treatment and her statement should in- present. enjoying picnic in Public H. E. Monroe. apples, —Stephen Chalmers, Philadelphia Farm Haley, proprietor. T. 3d. R. ner the meeting was called to order by 2nd; 0. Knight, Pears, Rhoades, e rest every sufferer. Ledger. Brothers of Waldo showed on the the Jesse L. Wentworth oi Paul 1st. Plums, Mrs. L. L. Bagley, 3d. “I have no idea what brought on the rheu- president, ' and with A STATEMENT OF 1 HE CONDITION OF THI track a five-year-old bay stallion pacer Beets and Carrots—Table beets, S. B. j rna ism,” she says, “but I suffered agonies Appleton, opened singing. A Blue and White Plate. [ Gerald, 2nd. Cattle from it for about two and for five prayer was then offered Mrs. Martin Marston C., that attracted much at- Rollins, 1st; Walter | years by by condition was seri- of Mrs. beets, F. A. 1st; Walter Gerald, months of that time my very Sweetland Rockland. Sweetland The Chinese lady on my plate so old Myrick, in tention. 2nd. Carrots, S. B. Rollins, 1st; E. S. ous. 1 had severe pains througti my hips, is 80 years old and was one of the oldest Smi.es on from day to day; limbs and in the small of back so that The following awards were made; 2nd. my my members present. With her daughter, No matter, what that ancient plate may hold, Searsport Savings Bank, Sear-pul Stevens, I was unable to stand up straight. I felt weak She smiles that horses shown on the track Onions. E. S. 1st; J. S. Rol- Mrs. Graves, she drove from Camden, a always way. Matched Stevens, and and lost in weight. sour nor despondent was Vinegar cannot her, mustard embitter As it Existed on the 10th of a mile: I. distance of about 15 miles, which Day September stepping one-half or quarter lins, 2nd. Two Lancaster doctors treated me but I her; J. 1st; Mrs. as I had seen Dr. considered remarkable. The fol- P. Tash, Fairfield, 1st: E. H. Simpson, Tomatoes, S. Rollins, didn’t get any better and quite Curds cannot curdle her, nor mince pie dis- officers were chosen for next Thorn ike, 2nd: Herbert Paul, Waldo, 3d. Daniel Small, 2nd. Williams’ Pink Pills mentioned in our home lowing turb. all other medi- Gilbert vice Ladies'race of one-half mile, two out E. S. Stevens, 1st. newspaper. I stopped using year; President, Thompson; Clear off the plate and her smile will still flitter FRANK I. PENDLETON, President. Turnips, cines and began taking them. After I had Simon Wentworth and Evan- there of thres : Phillis J. Farwell, Thorndike, Cucumbers, T. 0. 1st; Charles presidents, i Knight, taken the first box I felt that they were bene- der and Unquenched the fortunes that outward JAMES P. NICHOLS, 1st: Mrs. A. H. Unity, 2nd: Merle 2d. Wentworth; secretary treasurer, by Gage, Wyman, fiting me and after a few more boxes had been perturb. 3d. Amos Mrs. Chester Wentworth; chaplain, Jesse TRUSTEES—F. I. Pendleton, A. M. Ross, J. M. Pendleton. J. A. Clement Gerald, Unity, Squash. J. S. Rollins, 1st; Hall, used I was entirely free from the rheumatism. My little blue fain would I learn of thee L. Corn- L. Wentworth; committee on entertain- lady, Gentlemen's driving horses: 2d. This was two ago and 1 have had no re- That smile so I discern in years ment. Gilbert and Ches- dissembling daily ORGANIZED APRIL I, 1874. forth. Unity, 1st; G. D. Gerald, Unity, Pumpkins, W. E. Stevens, 1st; R. turn of the trouble. I have recommended Dr. Thompson wife, thee! friends and know ter Wentworth and wife. After a short I 2nd: W A. Gerrish, Unity, 3d. Rhoades, 2d. Williams’ Pink Pills to my Harper's Weekly. of one case in which brought great bene- there were remarks the awarded were the Watermelons, R. W. 1st; J. S. they program interesting Among premiums Clark, fit.” different members of the The L IABIL1TIKS. Rollins, 2d. by family. PILKS! PIJL1S! followi: g: With the fact in mind that the rheumatism reunion for 1909 will be held at the home Deposits.. H. T. 0. Citron, L. Mosher, 1st; is in the blood, it will readily be seen how use- Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment will cure Reserve fund... HORSES AND COLTS. of Gilbert Thompson in Rockport, the I Knight, 2d. less it is to try to cure it by rubbing liniments Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. It absorbs Undivided profits.. with stock to second in A vote Trotihig bred stallion Yellow eye beans, T. 0. Knight, 1st. on the skin. External applications may give Wednesday September. the tumors, allays itching at once, acts as a H cure rheu- of thanks was Mr. and Mrs. Luce instant relief. Williams’ Indian show. W. A. Gerrish, Unity, 1st; P.M. Pea beans, Warren Jones, 1st. temporary relief from pain but to given poultice, gives KK80 UR (: KS J. H. matism must treat it the blood. for their kind hospitality. The remainder Pile Ointment is prepared for piles and itching Prer.ils.-. Troy. 2d: Campbell, Ply- Medium white, W. Gerald, 1st; T. O. you through Estimated Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills have cured more cases of the was in social chat and of the private parts. Sold by druggists; mail < ing’ .. Ef. C. Hunter, Pittsfield, gra- Knight, 2d. day spent Par and Mar- I j of rheumatism than any other prescription and old 50c. and $1.00. Williams’ M.f’g., Co., Props., Value. te.’ Corn, Herbert Paul, 1st; T. O. renewing acquaintances. Public Funds Owned. yellow. no sufferer should allow any prejudice to stand Cleveland. O. 1917, Refunding.S 1,000 00 81,030 00 Tr g bn-d stallion, Herbert Paul, 3d. City of Ellsworth, 4s, Knight, 2d; E. H. Simpson, in the of these a thorough oo j way giving pills County of Hancock, O., 5s, 1913. Bridge.... 3,notion S.l.'.o Wg gratuity. i Sam Rollins, 1st; Herbert DeWitt’s Little Risers, the famous on .. Corn, sweet, trial. Early City of Alpena. Mich.. 4s. 1933-4, Elec. Light.. S.ooo I 'UtJilUll, 1.. 1--. liUgflb, iiwv, Paul, 2d. I Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are sold by all drug- little liver pills. They are small, sure, safe r-“n <• Coneyyille. Kan.. 6s, 1812, St. Imp. 6,000 oo n.ooo oo Is; E. H. 1st; J. S. gists or sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of pills. Sold by R. H. Moody. " East Liverpool, O., 4s, 1937, Return'... B.oOooo 6,10000 | Corn, pop, Stewart, j 3.000 1 o I 50 cents six boxes for « Emporia, Kan., 4Js, 1922, Elec. Light... 3.00000 '1 !'< u.njr bred mare and foal, Walter L. II. Mosher, 3d. price, per box; $2.50, by ml Rollins, 2d; Muskegon, Midi.,4s,1934, Public Wharf 1,000 oo 1.040 E. the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company, Schnec- j AUBURNDALE GIVEN 1 it Unity, 1st; T. Reynolds, Walter Gerald, lst;T. 0. BARQUE UP. N. 1957, General — 10,000 00 11.70000 Oats, Knight, | N. For New York, V.. 4.:s. tady, Y. ■■ 00 1 00 2d. 2d. Coughs Pawtucket, R, I.. 4s..1923.(leu. Funding 1,000 ."50 Unit,'. | 1 0, She Was Commanded by Capt E. li. Haskell St Paul Minn.. 1,3, 1916, Sewer.. 1.00000 l.OSoOi ■ bred colts, three-years-old, ! Buckwheat, t:. s. Stevens, 1st; waiter on Trotting •• SaultSte Marie, Mich., 5s, 1917.Refund S.ooooo 8,000 11. 1st: Walter WHO CREATED THE of Deer I.-le. 00 no Gage, Unity, Gerald, j Gerald. 2d. and Colds SaultSte Marie,Midi., 4s. 1921. Water.. 3.000 3,00n 2d; F. E. Unity, 3d. Wm. Charles The which sailed South Neb, 5s„ 1923, Sell, Dist. 1,00000 1.086 00 Unity, Reynolds, j Potatoes, Reynolds, 1st; PENSION SYSTEM?1 barque Auburndale, Omaha, 00 Fred '• Minn 5s, 1919, Perm. Imp.. 5,000 00 r,4t>0 bred colts, two-years-old, T. 0. 3d. from Turks Island for Stillwater, 1 Trotting days ago *. Wvman, 2d; Knight, sixty Toledo. O., 41s, 1910, Rd. of Education., 4,000 00 4,18rnn 1st. now been Farwell, E. J. Ste- has all other Cures are " ... Unity. Cabbage, Sanger Cook, 1st; all Union veterans vote with Philadelphia, given up Nearly Cough Toledo, O., 4s, opt. 1919, Refunding 11,00000 11,38500 bred Wal- Nearly for there is still that •' St. Imp. 1,00000 985 0 Trotting colts, one-year-old. vens, 2d. of Lincoln and lost, though hope constipating, especially those con- Toledo! 0., 3JS. 1921, L. the party Grant, the New Conn. 1915, School.. 1,000 00 ter Gerald, Unity, 1st; H. Hurd, The committee on awards recommend her crew may have been picked up by a Town of Britain, 3$s, which created and maintained the taining opiate*. Kennedy’s Laxative Thorndike, 2d; E. T. Reynolds, Unity, 3d. that a be awarded to Fred party vessel and carried to some dis- 00 gratuity Bag- under which four passing Total Public Funds out of Maine. 71,000 Draft mare and foal, L. L. Rogers, for and pension system nearly tant John S. Emery & Co., of State Cough Syrup moves the bowels. ley largest pumpkin squash, thousand million dollars have been to port. Troy. 1st; H. L. Hurd, Thorndike, 2d; 116 and 104 paid street, her owners, believe that she may Contains no opiates. weighing lespectively pounds, survivors of the Union armies and mJStSSOSSSSSi^iM. Iggm AS,Z Wm. Gerald, Unity, 3d. also to S. P. and E. H. Stewart have been in collision with some other Libby to the widows and of soldiers L. L. orphans or have fallen S.VSgtSSf.W Draft colts, three-years-old, for unusually large pumpkin and squash; ! vessel, possibly foul of who have passed away. It may in- 00 Rogers, Troy, 1st. also to J. S."Rollins for line of a derelict. She was seaworthy herself, Total Kailroad Bonds of Maine. 24,000 specimens terest Union veterans to know that! Draft colts two-years-old, Paul Ames, not classed. Also to Leon and in fit shape to weather the stitfest 00 9,000 00 vegetables the Democratic State of Virginia dis- Aurora, Elgin & Chicago, 111.. 6s, 1941 9,000 Burnham, 1st. for seven varieties of fine hurricane. Not the slightest have & Taunton St., Mass., 58. Bagley very criminates them tidings Brockton, Bridgewater L. against by exempting men Kennedy’s Draft H. Hurd, been received from the nine and one colts, one-year-old. H. S. Stuart, J. F. Ashford, C. 2 700 oo apples. from the as a prerequisite to vote Cincinnati 195*1*.'.*.*.*.*.*.'...'. 3,000 00 Thorndike, 1st; Paul Ames, Burnham, 2d. E. committte on awards. poll-tax woman aboard. The only is that of Northern*,"is. Murch, served in the or hope & Michigan, 6s, 1911...... those only who army Dayton onm m »u Colts under one year, L. L. Rogers, Ball butter for Mrs. Jos. Stev- hearing from some remote port that they Laxative Detroit. Toledo & Ironton, 4s, 1955.’.900V *»,oOU table, of no similar ex- 00 navy the Confederacy, on a 6s, 1911, Opt... 6,000 00 6,000 Troy. 1st. ens, 1st; Mrs. Jane Stevens, 2d. Tub were rescued and taken long sea Duluth Kainy Lake&.Winnipeg, being provided for Union soldiers Jackson * Battle Creek Traction, Mich., 6s, opt. Matched horses, Herbert Paul, Waldo Mrs. 1st. emption voyage. The Auburndale was command- ^ ^ butter, Joseph Stevens, there are in the State. ^ of whom many ed Everett B. Haskell of Deer 6 000 result, as he was to be Democratic Davis, of the 4th Maine Regiment, the equal abilities and some of was victorious stmaster of the city ambitions, candidate. Mr. Varney most among the many whom have since made themselves and both t once the distinguished promi- a narrow margin of 2 votes, lawyer, of th? towrn of Brooks. nent in the world of letters by Clenwood soldiers and finance with it tier, ted Josiah H. worthy sides the other voting in various of the charged Fifty-two years ago Judge Woodbury parts country, the Davis Democrats; but Captain Bean, as he told Davis stood ‘out in the light of promi- boys worked their strenuous Mr. r.me of his parents, way upward; me years later, regarded Edwards, nence. As the one great issue in a great- taught school, but never for a moment as FURNACES were once leading for some local and family influences, heated an issue ceased to work. They married school- and while rs of this town, ly political campaign, the more dangerous opponent, a mates, of Allen to offered Just i childhood subordinated only by greater burning daughters neighbors, he never admitted that he any received a carload of Glen wood days, because an take the home farm and manhood, he national question, opposing care for the old advice to his retainers, he undoubtedly Parlor Stoves and Ranges, Un- began in control of the executive and folks many years, as both lived to of his Session. Here he party leg- they Mr. Varney enough friends rivalled for an gave islative branches of State advanced age: Marshall to be a farm- Mr. Bean said to me, e. immunities called government, to turn the scale. an act of so-called er, teacher and merchant, until called to the same kind of am: abilities, by political expediency “Allen a dose of -kill a got removed him from the judicial bench responsible position at the seat me in 1852, and he man of life ran out, h'al county medicine that he gave court. favor of the electorate of the and and buried be- of the supreme by countv; took it without making a face work- igh: while who In the battle for political suprem- Woodbury was the to elect but it was a Mil i oldtime friends. great younger ed hard Varney, which culminated in the September and more delicate from childhood,' it to me and I and acy. when he -. town to have re- havtng bitter pill gave an Heating exhibited Cooking of lS5t>, Davis was the unusual for books to throw it ts the 1 tones of such election Woodbury craving tried mv best up. new and scoured the in re- hero of the then Republican party, neighborhood search Enough of the Edwards supporters You will Save Money, Patience of them, taught school when a mere the choice of the caucus fused to abide by and fuel a and succeeded his brother by buying youth Marshall to elect Captain Bean by a smart majori- as member of the town school committee ty. and he was a member of the legisla- after of the Davis from shortly becoming voting age. ture which deposed Judge He drifted to Belfast to clerk in a A. a store the supreme bench. James Varney at a moderate that he a salary, might se- few years later became prominent Clenwood cure a chance to read law books evenings Free Will Baptist clergyman. He was and lay tire foundation for that superior chaplain of the 7th Maine regiment under IjpSfS1 judicial standing that he achieved in later Colonel Thomas H. Marshall of Belfast, | years. and officiated at his regimental funeral in sviR'.i l'Hviss. me eiuesL urorner, was a Baltimore, Maryland, in 1862. Mr. native of Standish,as were all ol' the chil- Varney passed the last twenty years of dren, where he was born December 31, he was a noted nis life in Oregon, where Flour C, Trusseli. 1810, :: i was r.*r, years of g< when he horticulturalist and commander of the George came to Brooks with his parents, to re- State G. A. R. His vife is living with a (J^oMeoalFlou* main until his death, which occurred daughter in South Framingham, Mass., Successor to December : A 1874. He can a well be said at an advanced age. She is sister of ‘TfiePbwerbehm to have been a leader nis towns- His sister among Moses W. Rich of Belfast. Mitchell & Trusseli. men from the day of his majority; more Matilda is living at the Dalles, Oregon, so than ——— naturally his younger brothers, | the widow of the late Honorable Thomas because, while not more radical or pro- S. Lang of North Vassalboro. nounce-1 in his *pinjons, he was more im- Alien Davis was elected senator from \ pulsive and self-assertive in his actions, Waldo county in September 1858 and ! and for th.-se and his ad- the characteristics, I 1859, Andrew*’D. Bean being oppos- j ditional years, was given the right of ing candidate at one of the elections, j way in the family circle. He was made The associates of Mr. Davis were Thomas a member of the board of selectmen in | H. Marshall of Belfast, who died in 1862 ! the thirties, forties, fifties and seventh s, I while colonel of the 7th Maine regiment, $2.25 nearly always chairman. He was a and Rinaldo Elder of Freedom, who was Only j member of the superintending school | for years the backbone of Freedom committee, his brother Marshall succeed- I Academy. Mr. Davis was known in the -** ing him as selectman in 1843. He was ! legislature as one of the able, conserva- also town treasurer. The Davis boys tive and practical men who in committee For Both were political Whigs, by inheritance, but did things and shaped legislation. Allen j I connected themselves with the Abolition Davis was long recognized for marked i the national a party the year following ability and integrity, as possessing BY A RECENT ARRANGEMENT WITH THE PUBLISHERS WE ARE organization of That party in 1840. in mind for sound judgment and | vigorous ABLE TO OFFER THE 1843 Allen Davis was their first candi- pronounced opinions. He always re- | date for representative, receiving three mained a farmer, but was a student of j JUDGE WOODBURY DAVIS. more votes than his opponent, Andrew member with him >^H D. Bean, who was a i of the board of selectmen. Andrew D. j 1 walked through and upon every platform where the ora- Bean was about the of Mr. Davis ; While there it oc- tors of that organization labored to wake age was to become a Tribune Farmer and destined New-York prominent t he grave of this the people to public duties, and in the dis- leader in Waldo county as a I 1 tombstone the trict schoolhouse meetings, his name was political Democrat, and later as a Republican. And Your Favorite Home f .siiV found the spot, on the lips of every speaker and was used Paper Neither of them were elected then, as \ ... -o overgrown to stir the masses as a slogan to the con- there were candidates from other towns nick it off with a ; science of the voters in conjunction with a over all was in i the lettering. the battle of “Free Free and majority necessary cry Speech. the voters JOURNAL that many times THE REPUBLICAN 1 !*i a dilapidated Men and Fremont." Hannibal Hamlin, day, wearing out so trials and sometimes the | who had but a few weeks in by many previously, re- 1 effort was abandoned and the seat ■ to.• of this great the United States Senate, by public mained vacant the sessiorf of the i to remain in divorced himself from the Demo- 'luring FOR ONE YEAR FOR $2.25 speech, islature. Mr. Bean twice represent- •.re no relatives j cratic party, with whose fortunes he had ed that district at although six » Augusta, me- numerous been prominently identified from early 1 times defeated; twice for senator. Mr. T»IE TRIBUNE FARMER is a thoroughly practical, helpful, up-to-date illustrat- i ,nn none are now manhood, was now the candidate of the Davis continued an active and resource- ed national Special pages for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, etc., and most elaborate i Republican party for Governor, and as weekly. ful leu !er in his until it was merged and reliable market reports. } should deem it ho addressed large mass meetings all party into the in 1854, with e- care of over the State his one great test was a Republican party I>r. C. 1*. Sinead, the best known veterinary surgeon in America, writes regularly | penial Mr. Davis was his earnest co-oper&iion. the care and oi \ -ill Ige Wood- demand that the judiciary of the State for THE TRIBUNE FARMER, thoroughly covering breeding, feeding also nt in warfare upon the liquor ol farm- be vindicated through justice to Judge promim all domestic animals, and his articles meet the needs every practical working traffic in Brooks, and it was fie who but little. A which could be man or woman in city or town who o\\ iis a horse or cow. Davis, only accomplished in the first er and interest every the wielded the axe that smashed purpose, this by the overthrow of organization of THE TRIBUNE FARMER alone is SHOO. barrel of rum in the attack The subscription price : was for such a upon Boyn- condition, and, that responsible flagrant new subscribers and all old subscribers who will pay up arrearages and ton’s tavern, which raid ended all open To oc- offer appropriated wrong. sale of in Brooks for one year in advance we make this liberal When the same seat with intoxicating liquors occupying the ? vote, and have Ex-Vice President Hamlin in 18SS on a past sixty years. That Allen Davis could conscientiously •r i. instructing from Chicago to St. Louis to The Tribune One Year, $1.00 journey some of the methods of modern Farmer, *-n to see to it attend' the G. A. R. national encamp- employ | was demonstrated in Is52, when 2 00 ! Woodbury Davis ment. in the all-day journey we discussed politics The Jour , One Year, the Brooks free soil prohibitionists were Republican ; -nivd for by this old-time happenings in the State REV. JAMES A. VARNEY. many suhstantiaiU united in support of Gover- he memory of of Maine and he indulged in many, to nor John Hubbard, the regular Demo- i law and much better qualified to practice ; nail io ourselves me. extremely interesting reminiscences. BOTH FOR crnrA candidate for because the same than in that other he of the cam- reelection, many profession. Among things spoke ■ a $2.25_ M i {uor law, and 1-Ie removed to Brooks village about paign of 1856, and said that one oi the gT for that Mr. I)a\ is assumeih hoar! and victory of the party that he led to such obligation tion, which was effected in a manner '__ of his -abject an emphatic triumph. honorable to the town. j h« r with that first MAINE. Woodbury Davis was the candidate in manhood Mr. Davis wedded a BELFAST, ■ early j i* ail of the re- nominated the for county' attorney by in the person of Mary Ab- s’ anilities of the He superior girl Free Soil" party of Waldo county. bott of South Jackson, daughter of Isaac oil: nt would was editor of a news- the first Republican Abbott, a prominent man in the county ;!:• re has been in the paper county (Progressive Age). years ago. Mrs. Loren Fletcher of •f an old rnoss- sixty He was the first State treasurer selected Belfast is her sister. Of five children xtent of evi- elected by the first governor by Republi- but one survives, Ellen M-, who is the -r relatives are to cans. Also the first judge appointed wife of Otis Libby of Malden, Mass., a u of a o preciation the supreme bench by that governor, former resident of West Winterport. 1 nous of a type after a brief incumbency as treasurer, Mr. was a member of the 16th merited renown that Libby and the only judge removed from Maine and has been alderman from which he of regiment exalted office in the Slat-. 1 he story of his His first wife was Louise C. ~rii: use- it city. [ hjgher that remarkable event and the contest Roberts, daughter of Alfred J. Roberts 1 .s the same old of involved, the final vindication Judge of Brooks, and a cousin of his present \ over sustained the umanity Das is. who was always by wife. Ernest Libby, a son by the first the battle- ..ugh | greatest men at the bar and general pub- wife, has been for several years superin- : struggle for lic, will be told in detail in this article. tendent of the High school in Concord, in the settled in charge, Joseph Davis with his family Mass. The only son of Allen Davis, fallen without from Stand- Brooks in 1820, coming there Charles Davis, was for more than twenty last resting- Maine. He had been influenced to do 1 the [! ish. years superintendent of freight ommemorate a HOW al;.en DAVIS. so by his old neighbor, Joseph Roberts, I house of the Old Colony railroad in Bos- an inspiration Revolutionary soldier from Standish and ton. Because of h’s close association "i that to settlers j ^ locality; the first man to open Brooks Bean, who was an anti-Hubbard Demo- I with the people of his town for a long ... would never Mr. Davis at the called Breed fhaf Combines by locating there. bought crat, by appearing regularly term of years as a faithful and efficient Mokes :■ is >1 Woodbury land for his farm on the side of what Democratic caucus to select delegates to public servant, for his wisdom, loyalty l»e Davis I ii!L-1,,,a= the Doctor Roberts hill. o->; with Free boys, the various cations, enough and willingness as a safe adviser, Brooks HIGHEST FINEST GREATEST I monuments. In outvote the j His three boys were aged respectively, Boilers at his back to easily never had a citizen who carried to his i i\ were des- John 0. ing represents- j ten, four anil two years, and the Bean adherents, selecting grave greater respect and confidence of NUTRITION. ^ ■ CO LO R. FLAVOR. that a man’s life tined, because of unusual qualities and Pilley, a regular Democrat, as chairman his townsmen than Allen Davis. ■ •nt, and a heap force of character, to impress themselves of all the delegations. Mr. Bean attend- | and strongly upon their town, county ed, with a contesting delegation, the ask your grocer. State. The Davis boys began in tender Rockland congressional convention, which farm. two of RMYSKlWiEYCURE years the hard toil of a rocky They occupied two nights and days Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right of and a boll resulted were given the ordinary privileges wild excitement, those days to secure the smattering of which split the party in two wings near- Frozen Apples. the extraordi- The or 1899. an education conferred by ly equal in numbers. regulars, Established 1857. Incorporated I Ido K. nary difficulties of that early period. Hubbard-Smart wir.g, selecting Rev. R. F. Dixon of Wolfville, N. S., the With the great march of educational Kimball of Rockland, Dickerson, who has made a specialty of apple culture with the in our McClintock, Elliott. O’Brien of Thomas- and the of informs us Notice progress, prodigality keeping apples, times of text books, newspapers, peri- ton faction, presenting Manasseh H. that it does not hurt apples to be frozen -TO THE- for This odicals and magazines of every variety, Smith of Warren Congress. once or even twice. He has experiment- Belfast Co., for children, which then division in the about the found the after Livery literature galore party brought ed with them and apples for the of E. Wilder of New- j had no existence, it is difficult election Farley i being frozen, when thawed out become in who three mind to comprehend the utter poverty castle, the Whig candidate, ! as good as they were before. He says educational opportunities for the am- years later was elected State senator and I what first brought this to his attention Sale, Hack and the to r< move Davis. John 0. a Livery, bitious boy on the farm of pioneer. voted Judge i was in the fall several years ago, bar- "i that was a noted fox hunter and is as next if In the sparsely settled districts Pilley rel of winter apples got frozen hard Do not be left without ice year; you for I have the mental was light remembered as a peculiar character of i as and he the barrel aside as are it will be your own fault, bought period atmosphere bullets, put ice to and a on Goose river (the best -k and thin. Books were few and hard great-determination very outspoken no good, ami in April he opened this land and privilege Transient Stable. j reach of this where I am building and time to read them limited, man. The metaphorical passage at arms same barrel and found them perfect, field in city) obtain, store tons of ice. I his at d is still treasured a large house to 3,000 i when all the of "every member between Pilley Bean i food for the table and cooking—The mills and energies ice field is situated one mile above all as the and of a were involved in the problem in tradition one of many exciting Hants Journal. First-class Teams furnished night day. family assures pure domestic ice. I necessities of life and to incidents of that convention and and of getting the stormy 1 also guarantee an up-to-date prompt Hacks to and from all boats and trains. taxes and bat 1< between the Wild Cat find cash to pay the moderate political delivery. All parties using large quantities installments the home- and Woolhead D< n. % rats. The tactics Two Bottles would do well to contract now for the coming small annual upon Telephone Connection. stead property. Watts’ hymns consti- that were used to overcome Mr. Bean, season. tuted standard literature, and the Davis when he was’ supposed to be impregnably T. S. THOMPSON, Belfast, bovs, although most liberal in religion, intrenched, all emenated from the fertile BENEFIT Back Road to Searsport. the brain of a of President. ■ were to of spirit- young lawyer Searsport, 4w38 V. A. SIMMONS, ua\is. accustomed partake Telephone76, King 4. ual food at the Free Will Baptist church, Frank S. Nickerson, for many years a Treasurer. efficient lieutenant of E. K. RALPH D. SOUTHWOR'IH, "■thing to the from the lips of Elder Samuel Whitney, wonderfully who Smart, now retired from active work and eft a record the celebrated preacher-politician, DYSPEPSIA in at his beautiful suburban MAINE. and gave them the privilege of embalming living easily Me., Aug. 27, 1906. SALE BELFAST, ennobling Watts. home in Mass., Meddybemps, FOR ,ldS said. What memory the lines of Doctor Judge Needham, having passed “For I have been troubled years iu the con- once made the statement that every the 80 years milestone. General Nicker- One of the best bay farms county, (uestion, whose Davis with and after taking two best land no tne a most dyspepsia, about 100 acres oi tile i 1 he verse the edition was at son would be interesting contribu- taining man has of original bottles of ‘L. F.’ Atwood’s Bitters, I of wood, also some timber, good disap- tor to the local of Waldo rocks plenty a stone end of his tongue. press county, As a well watered. Abundance of fruit trees. l'ut exciama- find myself much improved. pasture also Insurance and Real Estate ■; t able time be- did he care to indulge in reminiscences, J'nnd house ell shed and carriage house, FRED ATWOOD, wimau5e,ort' forgetful- Noah Webster had about that it has no equal.” which will be sold in war or his spring tonic I believe Cuts »tons bay. found in either politics, of legal prac- a?2e barn tools. | nearly gun his reform of the English language Yours respectfully, with farm if wanted. Also all tarnuug OVER FORTY-FIVE MILLION ASSETS. tint a art. tice. Mr. Bean patiently awaited his REPRESENTING have been built and was not then lost Helen Located 1J miles Con. 1 good spelling time to even the account Mrs. Spaulding. tank to hu- was up political j-osto^ce^Lymreof injustice Lindley Murray’s grammar eagerly Lower St., Belfast, Me. with Mr. Davis, which came three a free rem to the 35tf Congress Tornado Steam Boiler nt'd expectation of studied at the closing of the day s labor years Everyone can give Hre, Life, Accident, Plate Glass, Insurance, later, in 1855, 'when Mr. Davis desired the conse- tver does. the light of the fire in the big old- appetite without suffering by that his Daniel Edwards, should insurance and ran in boyhood to fashioned the boys taking neighbor, quences, by keeping the digestion active, Inspection. open-place, the first candidate of the new It nutrient and built it made be Repub- liver lively, and bow- so turns in its use. Woodbury great stomach healthy, TO LET Security Bonds for Cashiers. Contractors, Administrators and Trustees. 1 ,l! soon de- lican party for representative to the s Bitters k who the ‘State of progress as a grammarian and els regular. "L. F.” Atwood Correspondence solicited. Real estate bought and sold. •“ local- legislature from Brooks, and also believ- establish A desirable flat of 5 rooms in second story *f I.t:: history and has a a ranking authority in that regulate, bring sure relief, •'•"■fntsof veloped ed him to *be the most available vote the at i ______t_ '-an. hersons who m and parsing compli- | natural conditions, and keep organs for small family. Apply ity conjugating for some 'reasons. * for close getter, political But 1 3ac. at narne> will see cated sentences, in which he had clean, active and healthy. drug CORNER CHURCH AND GROVE STS. THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL CLUBBING OFFER. a the friends of James A. at the commonwealth rivals Ezra later for years Varney SPREAD " Abbott, store. 23, 1908.—39 ^ ^ avis Wei- village, assisted by such men as Almon | Belfast, September laid the first piofessor in Harvard College, and is survived by his daughter, I that would commend him to a civilized | years ago. He two brothers, four grandchildren REPUBLICAN JOURNAL community, undertakes to belittle and OBITUARY sisters, six THE and three The funeral defame such a man as Congressman Bur- great-grandchildren. It is with a feeling of sadness that Bel- took home of his daughter Thurs- un- deep place at the OCTOBER 1, 1908. he only advertises his own BELFAST, THURSDAY, leigh, fast loses a highly respected and influential day afternoon, Sept. 24th, conducted by Rev. worthiness. citizen, Capt. Ansel Wadsworth, who died at A. Smith, pastor of the Universalist H. Ashley JAMES HOWES J EVERY THURSDAY BY THE PUBLISHED his home Sept. 28th, after a severe illness of church of Belfast. The bearers were Messrs. Lewiston, Me, Sept 22—The officers of Beveral weeks. Capt. Wadsworth was bom in Nathaniel and Selden Gurney, Edwin Cross Journal Publishing Co. the Androscoggin county druggists’ as- I Republican Me., Jan. 1, 1839. He attended The floral offerings consist- sociation held a meeting today and voted Lincolnville, and J. E. Jacques. FIRST OPENING OF I j a revenue tax. the schools in his and for brief period from his and not to pay the U S internal locality ed of a casket piece daughter then to the a and Freeman CHARLES A. PILSBURY, as retail liquor dealers, to enable in early life followed sea, making voyage bouquets from Ada Clements g^^M^ager. and | handle certain patent medicines to Europe while yet in his teens. At the break- Cross. which con- preparations, ing out of the Civil war he was ready to respond a pharmaceutical Subscription Terms—In advance, $2.00 tain so a of alcohol as to he Mrs. Noble, widow of the late ■ large proportion to the call of his 10, 1862, for six 50 cents for three country. August Mary (Cook) and $1.00 months; those New year: make it necessary for all selling at her home in Pittsfield enlisted in 26th Maine at Cyrus S. Noble, died Handsomely I, Regiment, months. the tax. The assocation Company Tailored! them to pay illness since 71 one one He was th'jn second Sept. 22nd. after an July, aged Advertising Terms—For square, i has decided that it is better for them to Belfast. orderly sergeant, for one She was the daughter inch length in column, 50 cents week of these articles rather lieutenant of Co. I, then transferred to Co. G, years, 1 month 12 days. insertion. give up the sale and 25 cents for each subsequent the risk of Octobei of the late Jesse and Sarah Cook of Troy. than pay the tax and assume and made captain of that company. violation of the Unitec Mrs. been a resident of Pittsfield for being indicted for liquor 11, 1862, he was mustered into the Noble had FALL SUITS. FOR that the action of the most of her mar- I PRESIDENT, law. It is stated States service at Bangor. He was with his many years, having spent m be indorsed officers of the will ried life and because of her sterling association company at the battle of Irish Bend, April 14, there, h. TAFT the association. a circle of friends. WILLIAM by 1863; also at the siege of Port Hudson in June qualities was loved by large An internal revenue official who is look Mrs. Maria Gatchell and Mrs. Women’s New Fall Suits made from and July, and was with his company;when Pori Two daughters, Lymansvii OF OHIO. in Maine was in and one son, F. A. Noble, all ing after this matter Hudson surrendered, July 8th, and was muster- Sadie Wentworth, that one Mrs. Sarah Tyler Skinner satin Belfast recently and it is understood ed out Aug. 17, 1863. He was appointed Cap of Pittsfield, and sister, Cheviot, strictly man=tailored, out Gov. Ab- of Burvive. The funeral services were FOR VICE PRESIDENT, all but one of the local druggists took tain of Co. H, 2nd Maine Cavalry, by Troy, decline the held 24th at the Universalist church, of buttons of licenses. “We must do this or go out of ner Cobum, but was obliged to po- Sept. trimmed with large was a Rev. neatly war record which church the deceased member. self=materiaijB S. sition on account of ill health. His JAHES SHERMAN a clerk, “as business,” said prescription Miss Edith Goodwin was one of bravery and ability, and he rose F. S. Walker officiating. OF NEW YORK. many of the pharmaceutical preparations selections. The mem- from the ranks by fully merited promotions, sang two appropriate on the list are regularly pre- bers of Bethlehem Order of Eastern government For some years after the war he followed the Chapter, of assessors find that and must be kept in a The church The State board scribed by physicians business of contractor and builder, working in Star, attended body, large will be low- the of was with friends of the deceased. the average rate of taxation instock.” Heretofore possession Belfast and vicinity and in Brockton, Mass. In nearly filled beautiful floral and than last. In several in- license as a retail liquor was the Centennial There were many pieces Dress er this States the summer 1876 he at Fall year a United of New The bear- Goods a friends and relatives. stances towns have reduced the rate, dealer has rendered the holder liable to in Philadelphia, having charge of a manufac- bouquets from of the de- of was ers were four brothers and nephews while few have raised it. fine of and costs, and because turer’s exhibit. In 1878 he appointed ?100 of Eben Cook in dress sheriff of Waldo and was re- ceased—Dr. Jesse Cook Unity, have arrived, many pattern lengths. that all the local gave up their deputy county, in the returns of Ward druggists and Truman Cook of Troy. By an error 2, in 1880. He was elected sheriff of Palmyra, George licenses some time ago. Now that they appointed Interment was in the cemetery. The the Democratic ticket was in 1882, and was elected for five consecu- village Eastport, to take out licenses to car- are compelled out town relatives were Mr. Tyler more votes than were cast for tive the with effic- of present given 25 it would be terms, serving county ry on a legitimate business of Mrs. Georgia Wood of Troy and Mrs. the candidates of that The cor- iency and success for ten years. On retire- Troy, party. to them to manifestly unjust subject farm in Jennie Hoxie of Burnham. rection of this error ensures the election ment from office he bought a large a Of course if they should such penalty. the suburbs of Belfast, which by his energy he JAMES H. and all the of two Senators B. Lenfest of Swanville died Sept. HOWES, Republican for Granville ST sale of tippling in engage in the liquor developed into one of the finest farm homes k candidates for offices from an ODD FELLOWS’ Me. Republican county the same 25th at the Waldo County Hospital I Patterns BLOCK, Belfast, Attention would be liable, Waldo He was a prominent member purposes they County. hernia. He came with the exception of sheriff. of operation for strangulated as other offender. of the Patrons of Husbandry; a member ■■UUML-J—■—■——■—M—IWi BM any to the hospital Sept. 21st and had been in a the lobster before the Thomas H. Marshall Post G. A. R., and served In disscussing a few He was CREDITORS URGENT. Palestine critical condition only days. James STEAMSHIP | two years as Eminent Commander of Internationa! Fishery Congress, born in Swanville June 13, 1850, the son of the Templar. In politics THE CHURCHES. State commissioner of sea and C-ommandery, Knights the Donohue, for Over of Eastern Company late William Lenfest, and with exception Plans Taking he was a Democrat and took a keen interest in of Float- | There will be at the Woods school- shore fisheries of Maine, said among for Settlement a residence in Brooks that had preaching l>ue to Demands was of few years all governmental questions, thoroughly next Sunday afternoon at 2 other “Give the lobsters protec- ins Debt. been his home. In life he married Emily house, Northport, things: conversant with the of the country, early of New York and | policies One o’clock. tion at sea and a little chance to grow, Plans of a syndicate J. Roberts, who died about 21 years ago. and was devoted to the of democracy. to take over the Eastern principles alter at we Boston bakers ] them, Lilia, wife of W Rev. Albert E. Luce will preach Poor’s and there is no but that shall and ar- daughter survives question subject to | For years he was a faithful attendant Steamship Company property J. Nickerson of Swanville, with whom the Mills next Sunday at 2.30, the weather per- have of lobsters to supply the en- is a result dent of the Universalist church, and plenty the underlying bonds, largely ( supporter survived financial nec- father had made his home. He is by mitting. tire country at fair prices.” He declared of the company's pressing at the time of his death was superintendent of a one John L. Lenfest of Selden, and by The receivers have filed report, s brother, Castle North, of King Arthur, wil' that lobsters were on the increase on essities. j the Sunday school. He was the product of Knights an indebted- three Harriet of Waldo, it is understood, showing j sisters—Mrs. Murphy resume their conclaves tomorrow, even- the Maine coast and there need be no Puritan ancestry and was naturally en- Friday, after sturdy G. and Mrs. Martha Har- ness against the property, allowing Mrs. Rebecca Harvey at 7 o’clock at their castle hall. a from a lack of this sea first! dowed with those which make for the ing fear of famine for offsets and in addition to the qualities of Swanville. Funeral services were held vey received an of about of manhood. He was a man of Rev. Fr. P. J. Garrity has ap- food. mortgage bonds, $1,500,000. highest type in the church at Brooks, Monday, Rev. H. these claims are broad in his views and in- from Bishop W'alsh to succeed the Creditors holding press-1 strong convictions, Small and the interment was in the pointment in officiating, of Johns As if we had not troume enougn for their money, and if the property in his and was ever t late Rev. Edward McSweeney St. jng | tensely loyal friendships, Brooks where Mrs. Lenfest is buri- the court the ; cemetery, -tore from the initiative and referendum is ordered sold by syndicate and for the cause in Bangor. l fearless aggressive champion ed. parish will be to pa_\ the sum sufficient it is set! that one of the matters for dis- prepared of right and justice. His high sentiments anc Services will be as usual at the Universalist to meet the floating debt. the of character the SEAIISMON i- next at 10.45 a. m. The subject ,-us-:i at the corning session of leg- Whether the will go through, integrity challenged reaped ! church Sunday ^ plan Mrs. Fred W. Davidson have return- u as and admiration of all who knew him. He hac I Mr. and of the sermon the Rev. A. A. Smith, isiati: will be the question of direct however, appears slightly doubtful, ] by pastor, Penn., after the the receivers of the Consolidated Steam- ; a large circle of friends and acquaintances anc ed to New Castle, spending will he “Be sure your sin will find you out.” s. In this connection the public prima-.'l. a hurried sale summer of our towns people at Wanamn- ship Company may contest j his loss is irreparable, for “he walked upright I here.Many Sunday school at noon. Goods Bought state",, lit of ex-Governor Murphy of have a on the that they should j he married Miss attended the Union fair, Wednesday and ground ly.” On Dec. 30, 1860, Mar} will be a service at Reformed that the direct law to what There Trinity New J.-rs-y primary time in which protect j who survives him wit! and Mrs. J. G Knight of longer C. Pottle of Searsmont, Thursday_Mr. church next at 2.30 p. m., with sermon to or is a to be a substantial j Sunday Amounting $S More l in New last week believe equity ; ... Mr. as ti Jersey they two daughters and one son: Mrs. Adella Pack Augusta were calling in town last week school for Consoldated Steamship Company ] | by the Rev. William Vaughan. Sunday failure. A of interest. He thinks it pro- Wadsworth of this Mi*s. Samuel Higgins and Mr. John Luce stock. Charles W. Morse, who has been j aid and Miss Alberta cit} and immediately after the sermon. Prayer meet- the ex- 20th at the Howes cottage, longs if. campaign, increases in Boston conferring with bankers there, and Edward A. Wadsworth of Somerville spent September Thursday evening at 7.30 oclock. j Lincoln is ing Will Be Delivered FF E a Annie E and makes it. for any said to be active in such three a sister, Mrs. Lou Quantabacook pond...-Mrs. pet-.se. impossible is opposing Mass.; grandchildren; be an afternoon service of the P. Cobb There wi ! one brother friends in Calais.... Harold but rich men to run successfully. He sale. isa Pottle of Rockport. and visiting church in the North of the as report- to enter Protestant Episcopal of Details syndicate plan ; Wadsworth of Brockton, Mass. Funer has gone to Middletown, Conn., college. to any town in New York, New Jersey, Penns;, iva: aiso holds that it is subversive party a total in- George church vestry on Sunday, September 27th, ed in New York are based on j has returned to Middletown al were held at his 191 ... .Stanley Wilson here to be services yesterday home, the at 3.45 Mr. Orlando 1 ithering- govrenment. debtedness of $1,200,OOC; said | after a brief visit at home-Don’t forget Evensong o’clock, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Shod the street, Rev. A. A. Smith, pastor of the too low. to these reports High of a Dollar” at the Grange Hall Thurs- reader. All are welcome. According ‘story ton, lay or The recent ruling of Chief Justice Em- in which Universalist church, officiating. The Waldc day October 8th....Rev. and Mrs. C. Connecticut—excepting only heavy bulky bankers of the syndicate, Hay- evening, The Christian Scientists hold services in that of Boston are under- bar. Palestine and Thom H.* visited in Bristol, their old home, erv of the Maine Supreme Court den. Stone & Co. County Commar.dery Bryant morn- sent C. 0. D. have last week. their hall, 127 Main street, every Sunday a The _ as resorts are stood to play prominent part, as H. Marshal Post, G A. R., attended. clubs maintained drinking at 11 o'clock and Wednesday evening at and a group ing are ev r arranged to furnish $800,000, remains were taken to Lincolnville for inter- We prepared with better stock: than as nuisances, and may be abol- are welcome. indictable of Maine men, subscribing various sums 7.30 o’clock, to which all cordially ment and services were held at the grave. in the en- will Fall. Thirty-six of our buyers have bran abroad to ished. opens up possibilities from $5000 upward, supply $400,000, MJ The Seaside Spiritual church will hold meet- of the laws in Maine that have the total of these sums—$1,200,000—be- Joshua Wentworth died in Waldo 22nd Hay’s forcement Sept. in their rooms on High street every and best and the best to be found : amount of the East- ings foreign goods; been to be closed, ing the aggregate 88 and 22 On his 88th birth o'clock and heretofore supposed debts. This aged years days. Thursday evening at 7.30 Sunday ern Company’s course. : lowest r Steamship he sustained a shock but was conscious the are cor- always here, of Everything ; say- the Portland Express. Practically will be the amount of the day afternoon at 2.30, to which public $1,200,000 of the time until the end. his there is no but that these drink- and if the bid is part During invited. will be sent home in question syndicate’s bid, accepted dially quality, and the goods witaottt .... harmful it is will be reorgan- long life he had enjoyed remarkable health anc ing resorts are public nuisances, the company, said, Rev. I. W. of Citypoint occupied he Health Vaughan to as lived in ized with a stock of about this last illness was the only one which charges for you pay, jus: though you to the community, and demoralizing to capitalization the Baptist pulpit last Sunday morning and $2,500,000, the bonds being undisturbed. had required the services of a physician. He our cities. Now that Never Fails to Restore the undivided attention of his corner from us. the of legally new stock will be evening, holding youth It is that the was taken ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs expected audience with able and discourses. have been in a category where at about 40.— Boston Tran- to its Natural thoughtful 1 they placed brought out Ruth A. Smith, who was devoted in her atten Gray Hair If you have not already received it. send for oar Fa. can reach conducted in the at the arm of the law script. want. He Services will be chapel strong _ to his tions and ministered every Color and Beauty. which is off the look to see honest and East Sunday, Oct. 4th, by the pas- logue, just press. then., we shall realized that he was past his usefulness ir No matter how long it has been gray Northport, abate- NEWS OF TfiE GRANGES. th tor, Rev. G. G. Winslow, at 10.45 a. m.; theme. forceful officials procuring their life and was willing and anxious to go. He was or faded. Promotes a luxuriant grow school at the of hair. its falling out, “The Autumnal Leaf.” Sunday • ment. observed born in Concord, N. H., Aug. 31, 1820, the thirc healthy Stops Harvest Moon Grange. Thorndike, removes Deb- of service. child in a of 16 of the late and positively close JOHN WANAMAE2; Children’s day Saturday afternoon. There was family Benjamir Re- drnil. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Town will failure of the a attendance and a very good progra.m. and Ruth Wentworth, who moved to Wald< Rev. F. A. Snow of Old occupy The partial potato crop good as much to the older fuse all substitutes. 2'/t times and These occasions are interesting was 13 old. Waldo hac the next Sunday morning last season and the increased attention when the deceased years size. Es Not a Baptist pulpit NEW YORK CITY ones and a to the children. in $1.00 as SOc. Dye. help since been his home and there he was evenir The Brotherhood of Andrew and | in engag g. given to that branch of agriculture $1 and 50c. bottles, at drngpi£»s Freedom, is still flourishing resume their service next Dirigo Grange, ed in farming. Sixty-three years ago he mar- for free balk The Care of the Hair. Philip will regular other mion- of the State has not as can will attend next Send 2c af-j and we. hope as many N. J. meet- ried Bradford of Thorndike and the} Philo Hay Spec. Co., Newark, Sunday at 3.30 p. m„ and their evening and of Saturday, Oct. 3rd. as business of great impor- Emily feete growth prosperity j cures 7th. Other services tance will be brought up and we need a full had two children—a son, Charles J., who diec Hay’s Karlina Soap Pimp’es, ings Wednesday, October A: minty. The figures of the1 red routrh and chapped hands, and alt skin dis- hall to attend to it. at the of two and a Mrs 25c. \\ ui u\z aa usual. age years, daughter, eases Keeps skin fine and soft. drutfaists. Stat< loan! of ass essors show that Aroos- interest- free book “The Care of the Skin.” j Honesty Grange, Morrill, is holding Ruth A. Smith of Waldo. His wife died 11 Send 2c for First Parish church (Unitarian). Service next to. >it valuation is some $2,015,- The attendance is not large, M. THAYER ing meetings. at a. rn. with sermon the pas- *Tw. 10.45 by j of more than aver- Sunday f of the for 1906. The but is made up of members figures Rev. Rossbach; subject of text, age abilitv. The questions and topics lately tor. Adolph of as such THE JEWELER, i >7 over 1906 was $1,312,542; ! discussed were: Is there any such thing "There hath no temptation taken you but women vote? luck? Is deceit Should I X. 13. | 19 r 1907, $703,444. The returns of I justifiable? as is common to man.” Corinthians, Does hard work success, and if not why SELLS READ & BARTON KNIVES AND FORKS. bring at noon; of the for 1909 according to ; women scold too Sunday school 12, subject study, ought, do people work so hard? Do We Just j re- Growing wilderness.” and does ever bring good Keep “The in the < A I Hon. Pottle of the State board, much, scolding temptation 1847 ROGERS BROS. '"TV;, George first sults? Is it safe to he guided by impres- will in Center show •.. increase far in excess, more The Advent conference begin possibly, sions of and things? Are farmers j SAME t persons and continue ALL FLAT WARE QUALM of that of 1908. This year has been a “gullible” than other classes of society? Is it Montville this, Thursday, evening j ]' be the son of the an advantage to a young man to over Sunday. It will be in charge of most successful one for Aroostook’s And and Watches that will please you. Chains, Charm wealthy' parents? Growing Rev. J. Albert Frye, and the fol- farming operations. Unlike other sec- evangelist, lowing ministers will assist: €iev. Robert Hall, Diamond and all other kinds, Cl<<, tions of the State,this county’s hay crop A GOOD STOMACH Rings, j Rev. Mr. Lincoln and others. It is hoped that | and the was more than an average one, Cheerfulness, Am- and Field Glasses, and Eye Glass. Means flood Health, Can’t there will be a good attendance and that every- \ Spectacles V which in the may I’ereistency and Success. Help —— _ aggregate bition, the potato crop, body will come prepared to help make vnc. or other It_ hoi ut; its a& a Mi-o-na will cure dyspepsia any large sume, jjcncv,t your meetings revival in every sense of the word. stomach trouble by building up the flabby walls So. 7586. > few Violins for sale cheap. From all over the country one hears of A and making the stomach so strong that it will- We wouldn’t prevent report op tre co.xditiox of The North Congregational Church Sewing in the or other artificial in a slightly used. the splendid results obtained growth digest food without pepsin held its annual meeting writh Mrs. L. A Bargain chronograph, to NATIONAL BANK Circle of the tubers. The was never it; we INTEND grow. THE CITY last afternoon. The annual '! Watch work my Piices, like my ex; quality In other words, Mi-o-na cures dyspepsia by Knowlton Friday specialty. and the treasurer’s better and ihe size is beyond comparison. removing the cause. We have during the of Belfast, reports were read, report l0W. MIXER BLOCK, BELFAST. & Co. is the for Mi-o-na \ are the this fall A. A. Howes agent of at the close that the circle had raised over $400 So marketable potatoes 1 ,1 At Belfast, in the State Maine, showed in Belfast and they say to every reader of The in twelve montns ,,f business, September 23, 1908, the Plans for the winter’s work that few will be available for the starch Journal whose stomach is weak, who has indi- past during year. that Mi-o-na is guaran- resources. were discussed and the following officers were and half of these will gestion or dyspepsia, K factories possibly ueaseucreased ua.ou business at 3.30 p. m. The saci ament THE NORTH teed to cure or money back. Loans and discounts. $341,966 48 I elected: President, Miss Carrie M. Cutter; Epworth League as in the udi- not open, it is estimated. “Farming The is 50 cents a large box, and Overdrafts secured and unsecured... 4,638 76 the Lord's supper at 7.30 a. m. price only vice Mrs. E. S. Bowker, Miss Julia of need to that you are U.S. Ronds to secure circulation.... 60,00000 presidents, The North Knox fair a continued Mr. Pottle, “has one box is all you prove 7.30 m., League. business,” u. S. Bonds to secure U. s. deposit.. 26.000 00 Mrs. Fred W. Brown; treas- torium. Tuesday.at p. Epworth on the road to health and happiness. Perry; secretary, 24th, was a record-brea right secure U S. 00 devotional ser- been more prosperous this year in Aroos- j for Mi-o-na*tablets; I I|1P Other bonds to deposit., 25,000 R. Mrs. Thursday, at 7.30 p. m., church “I can’t say enough they Bonds.. 00 urer, Miss Mabel Mathews; auditor, and in interest \/llv Premiums on U. 8. 7,600 to wor- exhibits more for me in one week than all You are most cordially invited took than any other part of the State,” have done Banking house,furniture and fixtures 16 000 00 David L. Wilson. vice. for the two I have been biggest day in the hist' that the doctors have years Bonds, securities, etc. 347,954 03 at this church. The seats are free and all due as is well known to the drought will do all I can to club was the ship under their care, and I g « J Due from approved reserve agents.. 91,616 67 A girls' musical organized by conservative estimate ; but Aroos- friends. You can also use from National Banks (not re- are welcome. and has affected nearly ail sections recommend it to my H 11 tl ft Due of the Methodist Church at between 6,000 for Mi-o-na is 668 41 Juniors Episcopal my name in your ad. if you like, llUllUrCU serve ngenis). Free meeting held in Thursday was not so i 1 took. “But here as well as elsewhere, and other cash items. 3.627 31 25th, and the officers The Baptist quarterly better than to me. 1 am like a new man, Checks Friday, Sept. following said it was “fine busings, gold Notes of other National Banks 720 00 Friday, Sept. 18lh, and he “we note a off in the to work once more for the first elected: President, Miss Evie Hall; vice Montville, beginning ciation to be able said, falling and am able Fractional currency, nickels, were j hoped 328 Green paper over was interesting and time in over a year.—W. A. Ennis, 90 60 Mabel Miss continuing Sunday, edness and begin upon amount of live stock. 1 think the farm- rs ft and cents president, Miss Young; secretary, j N. Y. 'T'|| was in of Mr. ments. is a St., Syracuse, reserve In The music charge Following in not in i nUUbdllU Lawful money bank.vl* Marshall ; treasurer, Miss Carrie Rob- j profitable. ers are making a mistake going $60,264 86 Gladys The min- days’ races: Specie. Misses Jessie and Mrs. Everett Choate. following The lumber Situation tender notes 12,000 00 42.264 85 erts; committee, Tisdale, more for raising stock or in reducing Legal program j the conference and 2.38 class, ] fund with U. S Treas- and Florence Curtis. A simi- isters were present during Redemption Geneva Hutchins j Miss b John .M their herds and flocks.” A urer cent of 3,000 00 a success: Rev. J. Albert Avon, m, i It is not known that lumber, of all T\/\| f nC (5 per circulation) the and helped to make it generally I If I A Due from U.S. Treasurer other than lar club is to be organized among boys, j Edmund, bg, W. S. Fend _ I most in the recent if |v commodities, has dropped 00 Rev. Mr. Skillings of Morrill, 1/V/ L. IjialVAU* 6 per cent redemption fund 2,000 are to have rooms at Miss Lillian Frye, evangelist; Rubart, ch m, (J. W. P.u is it known that as a result, just both clubs never panic. Nor B. of Freedom, Con- r W. !• That man, Burleigh, fails trom will hold their Rev. ,1. Parry (’harlie Mack, g, superb now is the best time to build. This is so Total. 01 where they meetings. Baptist; votes are $970,826 Spinney’s, Prince br g, Th. “to there” when the being business resumes its Rev. \V. L. Bradeen of Lnity, Bayard, get the fact that as soon as of the gregationalist; I.. J abuse in the cam- The semi-annual meeting Episcopal Dot Hastings, blk in, tabulated. Personal normal will go soaring again. to direct Rev. J. B. Coy, C. L. Wright of j proportions prices We wish stock in $ 80,000 00 at Methodist; Jinks, b g. A. A. Ilall never affects results as to him. this summer will not Capital paid diocese of Maine was held the Church of | And our forest fires of 12.000 00 E. H. Rev. H. Small, : paign ,, ,v fund Belfast, Rev. Dinslow, Time, and he ran down this winter- and Surplus in 23d. About 2.81}, 2.31} This year, in all four counties, to keep prices to the Undivided less expenses and the Good Shepherd Houlton, Sept. were help your attention profits, Free Over one hundred people 2.24 CLASS, I The Boston Transcript on taxes 6,762 46 Baptists. ahead of his ticket, and in his own county spring. Evening paid. 50 delegates were in attendance. Holy Com- 3 will three important ttnnPYPfl statpmpnt from National Hank notes outstanding ... 58,700 00 Sunday. Pilot Nelson, b s, W. E. I of Kennebec he made a net gain of 1171 Saturday Oct, publish annexeu bLdLeiuem, at 9.30 a. m. Lunch present Due to other National Banks. 1,943 88 munion was celebrated b A. Richard articles on this subject: at the North Con- Mercy C., m, over two The ex-Gov- ..i Due to Trust and Savings visitors the The services for the week years ago. genial Outlook for various sections of _ir.i Companies j was served at the rectory to the by b S. T. S > Real Estate which will note that 2,12844 Sylvia Swift, m, ernor has more devoted person- you Banks Church will be as follows: meeting b G. W. Ba« probably of Boston and vicinity. to check 741,20618 woman’s Mrs. Ogden, State presi- gregational Emily Gale, m. other man in Maine the Individual deposits subject auxiliary. al friends than any Review of Reality Conditions during of 27 Christian Endeavor Society this George M., gr g, G. L. Cr->- we have more than Demand certificate deposit. 29,600 dent, at the business meeting in the of the Junior life: and these adhered steadfast- Certified checks. 1,026 03 presided Time, and 2.2 political year. m afternoon at 3.30; prayer meeting 2.25}, 2.24} Estate Transact- 998 00 afternoon. Dean Vernon of the cathedral, Thursday, News. Some of the Important Real
----- > Wild cherries are abundant this season and The at 12 last and it Improvement Society wilt meet witl , The law waa off deer night, BELFAST. many have been gathered to make wine. Mrs. F. W. Pote Dec. 15th. Moose hunt- OF | Monday Oct. 5th at 3 p. m. ! will be open time until Found—a of Owner can have The be allowed between Oct. 15th and Dec. bag potatoes. Pythian Sisters will have a dance ii : ing will NOTICK. same at No. 7 Church sereet. Odd Fellows and bear be shot until well into the jjjHKKS* by applying hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 6th 1st, may -vbe Journal are on sale at j The Universalist Social Aid will meet with j with music by Keyes’ orchestra. winter. f office. Mrs. E. L. Cook this, Thursday, afternoon at The Women’s Caleb Bums and bride returned to Fort Fair- the post Hospital Aid will meet witl 1 office. | carriage to north- At the post 2.30 o’clock. Mrs. T. B. field Monday from their trip '|! Dinsmore, Church street, to-morrow remain m Fort Fairheld \t the store of I. H. W. j ern Maine. They will afternoon at to RF0«t The schools will be closed all day tomorrow, Friday, 2.30 o’clock. about a week before returning Waterville, home. P. J. Dickens. on of the Teachers’ where will make their permanent irP ,,f Friday, account County j The display of Northern last they and M. J. Dow, Lights Tuesda; Fort Fairfield Review. A’arsport Convention. about | ! to receive sub- evening 10.30 was especially fine, th< 1 agents j Reformed Church has been presented The Universalist Social Aid to Trinity tisements. wish, publicly colorings being very brilliant. The phenomenj 1 , a Mr. Frank R. Wiggin. Women’s with street lamp by Coats for rnal Publishing Co. thank Mr. C. L. for the of a cook- made various and Wright gift rapid changes, and was awe the for and 1******TH^*NEW**STYLES**r?r***! Mr. E. O. P ndleton gave post it, stove for the kitchen in the church to watch. ing vestry. inspiring is much the High school building j this great convenience, which appre- After some unavoidable delay The Journal The J. Ks. met for the first time this fal I afternoon. week. j ciated. was set up Wednesday Fallj with has got its new dress of type, and while easier Miss M. D. Pilsbury on Tuesday evening and Miss FolwelPs sloop j White of Boston, who spends S A Glance into the Fall Fashion Mirror t a Mrs. Henrietta Reveals to read than the old, it enables us to give an in- and had busy session. Several of the clul has offered to :l, .»d in winter quarters, her summers at Saturday Cove, creased amount of matter. members will be absent the bu reading during winter, a free school motored to give the town of Northport High ung people meetings will doubless be held as The W. C. T. U. will hold a special meeting formerly. a sufficient number of ming in W. H. Quimby’s this winter provided Interesting in the New Coats, f with Mrs. H. A. Carter even- The committee on Style-Changes this, Thursday, programs of the Woman’f Mrs. White had ears and attended the pupils will attend. formerly It will be a session and each Alliance of the First Parish churcl | knitting ing. (Unitarian) maintained such a school, but for some years member will be assessed 5 cents. A will held a story meeting recently with Miss Maude E have not been enough to war- which past there pupils Electing material, be read and refreshments served. Barker and for the winter’s work Enter the Autumn modes! The creative arranged rant it. talent of designers • build another handsome _ The fair at hall, Belmont, has The first meeting will be held Nov. 5th andjWil grange Mystic has never so ,*r He is in the habit of be a been of chic Z been postponed to to-morrow, Friday. There probably musical program. productive decided, yet altogether every winter, and they do will be a prize of $2.00 for 1st and $1.00 for Percy Bickford, who led the officers a grea innovations. The book of 1908-9 Fashion is a vol- Z ,,n his hands. weighty 2nd in the pulling contest by horses weighing chase four years ago through Union. Liberty t, of the National Report- 2,400 pounds, and the same for horses under and Freedom and other parts of Waldo count} BLOOD ume, and in limited space it is possible to give only a hint of • ames, and covering all the this weight. and was finally arrested for horse-stealing am in the our and on the more new have been placed served a year, was arrested at his home ir We live by blood, prominent ideas. 2’ The of the school committee These volumes are regular meeting or starve, as our A i brary. Waterville Tuesday, charged with larceny. it. We thrive was held last Monday evening. Several mat- anil are valued at $1,500. There is were but no business of The Belfast Band will hold a grand Autumr bioodisrichorpoor. ters discussed, import- on or The “Directoire” styles are the strong feature of the new Z association will House even else to live by. Regiment ance was transacted other than it was voted to ball at the Belfast Opera Friday nothing this year, but will hold a Oct. 2nd. The entire band will furnist Coats for Women’s Autumn the employ an assistant in the Head of the Tide ing, When strength is full and wear, giving stunning “hip- Z officers and make ar- iect school. music for dancing. Refreshments will bt we are being re- in G. A. R. spirits high less” effect which is noticeable in all this season's outer • .union next year served during intermission. Tickets may b€ gar- The regular monthly meeting of the directors freshed-bone, muscle and m.. Oct. 8th. It is hoped from members of the band. of the Home for Women will be held at procured and mind—with ments. 2 so will attend. Aged brain, in body can do conducted the Home Monday, Oct. 5th, and the annual Mr. E. A. Banks, who successfully continual flow of nch blood. made a model for a 40-foot meeting of the incorporators will be held at the Banka Business College here several years This is health. with a 60 horse- the There are two models in Coats—the and equipped the Home Tuesday evening, Oct. 6th, at 7.30 ago, is to start a school here about middle Long semi-fitting Z to the contract to in low no }>es get o’clock. of October for the teaching ofatypewriting When weak, spirits, the of which we are in a York parties. The launch and business methods. Mr. Banks no when rest is loose-fitting—both showing good # The Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist Episcopal shorthand, cheer, spring, 25 miles an hour, f at least would be to talk with any one interested not rest and sleep is not sleep, church will furnish supper for the teachers glad of and in readiness to variety colors—Brown, Castor, Red, Blue Black. 2 ng things the Grand anc: we are starve l; our blood is who are to attend the Waldo County Teacher’s There will be a visit from f boats on the east side at little nutriment Convention, and also invite the public. The Supreme officers at the next regular meeting poor; there is criver. Order of Pro- Coat in the collection is a tailored 2 supper will be served at 6 o’clock, Friday. of Belfast Lodge New England in it. Every beauty—finely •ig,.f the Non-Partisan W. friends. Oct. 12th. The Price 25 cents. Bring your many tection Monday evening. degree Back of the blood is food, and trimmed in the smartest fashion. held with Mrs. C. A. Pils- will be conferred. There will be refreshments, throughout artistically Some*Italians from Frankfort who were filing to keep the blood rich. When f was decided to continue music and dancing. A full attendance is re- their intentions to take out naturalization pa- take In all, this is the finest line of Women’s Coats shown in Bel- # h that society has main- it fails, pers, were the center of attraction in the Clerk quested. :-s. The school will prob- and were never of Courts room at the Court House, Monday. The ladies of Trinity Reformed church. East fast better values offered. 2 ber 17th. with Mrs. Free- They seemed to be bright fellows, notwith- Belfast, are to celebrate the anniversary of the : as been so successful for SCOTT’S standing the fact that they had some difficulty dedication of their beautiful little church home ,;s teacher. Memoria. We make all alterations FREE in expressing themselves in “Americano.” by serving a public harvest supper in and guarantee a perfect Z by the officers of the the afternoon there will Beecher Kendall of Cambridge, Mass., was Hall, October 9th. In EMULSION for their fit. A wide choice is offered—as the miiural society be a sale of work, ice cream,* etc., and at interesting items which # arrested in Bangor last Thursday night charged fancy whole body going Min- Sept. 7th, 8th and will be served. The It sets the with the theft of $117 from Fred M. Morse of 6 o'clock a delicious supper and child. follow will show. ^ t\,r the Lewiston fair, is solicited. woman 2 Richmond. Kendall is also wanted by the Lew- generous patronage of the public again—man, ■ this year. It is evident iston police. There was a time when Kendall The drouth, which has been general through- together with name iloate our local Send this advertisemen* against ir address ar.d was wanted in Belfast for various and sundry out the country, was broken Monday night ot paper in which it appears, your was large, there was a and we will send but the has been well rid New York and New by copious rains four cents to cover postage, • offenses, community England of the World.” SEiVMITTED GOA I NEW LOOSE COAT BROADCLOTH COAT i the racing was of the you a “Complete Handy Atlas rain not come until early Tues- of him for some years. Locally the did J 409 Peari St„ New York and was most welcome when i1 SCOTT & BOWNE, Made of 50 inches Made from a medium UU ICHtlB morning good quality Kersey, high grade, rOllOWinglS Lilt lll'L Ui Uliucllieu day 50 inches long, wool kersey finished ^B ... <>f the Waldo county were several heavy trimmed with velvet and soutache weight broadcloth, 50 A in the Belfast Post Office for the did come. There quite thibet, loose collar trimmed long single breasted, and 10th: remaining front, pt. 8th, f>th but it raining before noon braid. Lined to the waist with a inches long, back, week 28th. Ladies— Miss Mary E. showers, stopped with braid and soutache, cuffs trimmed good semi-fitting military t of view the fair this ending Sept. nol The dust was laid for a time, but there was quality satin lining. collar, deep yoke front and back, Barry, Miss Cora Dugan, Mrs. L. D. Smith. to match. Very special value at very ^P of other years and the fill the wells and streams or ex- trimmed with J Gentlemen—Mr. Clarence Bennett. Mr. rain enough to $9.00 effectively soutache to Elijah Only ^B l ay. was pleasing pa- the forest fires and when it cleared ir $5.98 braid, lined with 4B Bradford, Harold Brown. Mr. Charles D. Flan- tinguish throughout guaran- one ct. The midway was the was again per j leed satin. ders. Mr. F. R. Jeffery, Mr. R. A. Knowlton, the afternoon atmosphere $16.00 j and the fair altogether, meated with smoke. More rain is needed. 0 Mr. Edwin E. Mendall. —---—■—■—- I < one of the best of its GOAT BROADCLOTH COAT The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqut 2 BLACK CHEVIOT The term of court was the last September Circle will he at the home of Mrs. Lewis Gan- NOVELTY COAT m This coat is made of a Made of broadcloth and term of County Attorney William P. Thomp- afternoon J good quality, good quality | .-od at the State depart- non, No. -18 Congress street, Monday Made from fine quality green and Cheviot and is 45 inches lined 52 inches em- son, as he will be succeeded Jan. 1st by H. C. the C. L. S. C heavy weight throughout, long, ^B \ the apple crop of Waldo October 5th. At this meeting black material, Directoire soon fitted back, trimmed front and striped style, ^B Buzzei! of Searsport. Mr. Thompson is will The long, pire effect, trimmed with velvet and at 45 per cent. Though study for the coming year begin. silk collar with self revers. in and the back with wide silk braid and buttons on standing ^ | to take up his residence Bangor, -The embroidery collar and cuffs. Splen- j the fruit generally is said Chautauquan magazine t-pic, Friendship cuffs trimmed with silk, half Waldo in view of —a remarkable value at our price, at Fancy ^P members of the County bar. one to 14 of the did value I than usual. The repre- of Nations,” and chapter page PARLORS OF satin lined. their long and pleasant association with him. $20,00 • t n concern which handles book. “Foundations of Modern Europe,” hy # $7.00 $12.00 voted to tender Mr. a 1 Thompson complimenta- lesson. Roll call, ,v ihat there is practical- Emil Reich, will be the quo- and appointed the following com- Professor Emil WINDSOR i'l'.ary stock, but that fancy ry banquet tations on America. Discussion, HOTEL, mittee of arrangements: Arthur Ritchie, Ralph from high prices. Reich and his point of view. Reading, and Eben F. Littlefield. The BELFAST, I. Morse banquet Jean DeBloch’s -The Future of War.” Oral of Waldo ; A. Gurney gave will be this, Thursday, evening at the American Revo- 7 TO 8 given reports on the cause of the M3NDAY, M., last Saturday evening at Hotel. Windsor lution. hall for friends TUESDAY, 9 TO 5 P. M., -ange their Fred a.Johnson County Teachers’ Association. rehearsal of “The Concert of Na- I’he dance was attended Waldo The second THE, ADV&R/TIS&n/ Of FACTS js^I• OCTOBER 12 AND 13. Association will and was ______^ f people and Mr. and Mrs. The Waldo County Teachers’ tions" was held last Monday evening school Belfast. Fri- The music is of as well as meet in the High building, largely attended. patriotic, bright cumber useful This offer and visit are for session will Mr. Littlefield is •— ■ At intermission refresh- day, Oct. 2nd. The morning open and pleasing, and delighted CNtMt at 10 o’clock. Intermission at noon, when The entertainment will also in the dining room, after | with the chorus. ONE DAY ONLY. at male and WEAR THE resumed and all enjoyed dinner will be served at the Baptist church j consist of solos, duets, part songs, A $1.00 FOR GLASSES you formerly paid 25 cents a The afternoon session wiil be female and several specialties. tch. and were sorry when plate. quartettes, other dealers $5.00 for, including lenses. Gold at 1.30 o’clock. At the voices is to be announced. called to order adjourn girl3' chorus of fifty organized Filled Frames, and no charge for examiniug in Lamson & Hubbard ment of the afternoon session supper will be and will meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock the eyes. I entertained three tables of 25 cents a The are served at the Methodist church at the of the Universalist church. These Frames Gauranteed for'* TEN W[ WANT vestry THE JOB n Main street Sept. 23rd. in the best YEARS and made of Gold Seamless wire. j plate. The evening session will be held entertainment promises to be one of the HAT that one year ago The The exact measurement of your face taken of { exactly Methodist church, opening at 7.30 o’clock. here for some time. Mr. Littlefield ex- repairing your WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY, given and frame made to so the frame ? -.•stess for a similar every order, gath- was in the Journal last week invitation to who can a program printed tends a cordial everyone will set correctly and not hurt your face. Etc. We carry complete stock. t evening was spent, and and instructive Mon- and promises an interesting to join the chorus at the next rehearsal. till carried off the first prize, ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE. Jewries and session. day evening, at 7.30 o'clock, in the Universalist H. J, LOCKE & SOfU, Opticians I The consola- :Diet's soap. Your Eyes will be Examined by the ALA- | NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, BELFAST. Looking for thf. Line Gale. Last week vestry. TINE SCIENTIFIC the : tie tape-measure, went to METHOD. Positively ! the sea predicting a rip-snorting Take Notice. The Coot Club art only absolutely correct way to fit glasses. -> ^ | The following evening dogs began Coots, nri"irnn—n—min—i—n—rhi————hit —■ —n————————— as a to the continued hot for their annual oi (No Drops Used). Those who have been Mill entertained a few storm sequence long making preparations foray examined for Glasses men who claim to ex- we have the by and dry weather; and as got by tile sea fowl of Penobscot bay: hut this yeai 1 T/.e, a pack of cards, went amine eyes by the old, incorrect way. which is time for the line without experiencing half-tide stunts ant: y, and Miss Katherine C. gale, intend to do fewer ledge done by everyone who supplies glasses but us, most more than a moderate breeze, more attention to social enjoyment and th( will be agreeably surprised by our scientific it consolation. Delicious anything pav 4% and wonderful 4% method of and were to with them. The will leave Belfast examining eyes rved at the close of the people ready agree scenic attractions. They aver- witl fitting glasses. general idea seems to be that the weather next Saturday in the steamer Castine, We correct your eye defects by lookidg in that a drouth is followed by an helm and ir th< ages up; long Capt. Coombs at the “Perry" the eyes, taking the exact scientific measure- The following clubbing a hot summer a cold winter. boat is excess of rain; by engine room, and when the underway ment of the focus and shape of the eyes. in ad- and first ob NO QUESTIONS ASKED, no .'Ubscriptions paid Saturday the barometer was falling Sunday will elect officers for the trip. The trying glasses on face until we have determined :vment is made it should be time on the your your a little who were passing the will he Brooklin. where bills art group jective point exact optical error. HAT WITH A REPUTATION .mm. if is desired. It is to the THE any. water front discussed what might happen for a dance to be by thf already posted given The old tedious and tiresome way of trying that none of these we had one of the old- I :iy publi- shipping in port in case club and to which the public are invited. Musit to fit glasses is either putting drops in the i with The Journal or from In that event there would will ht which often causes BLINDNESS, or by time southeasters. has been engaged and W. H. Quimby eyes, on a ORGANIZED 1868. five to for these to trying lot of glasses, and asking you: pay publica- surely be trouble, and trouble spare. From Brooklin the party wil the prompter. “Can you see these letters?” or “Do these FALL AND WINTER STYLES advanee, and they are then bulletin of other Crop Reports. The quarterly visit Stonington, Isle au Haut and places glasses make you see better?” of -pective offices to our sub- from After your does a lot of guessing, Now ready. Also a complete line F. WILYIER J. T.easurer. the department of agriculture just issued returning to Belfast Tuesday. Optician ROBERT DLNTON, President, DORMAN, -■ and of offers are as follows Gil- has your eyes all out shape, you think | ubbing of the commissioner. Hon. A. W. The new ir the office New Advertisements. styles you have been examined. ■ in advance: ription paid is on the of supple- A man of Foxcroft, subject women's coats for fall may be seen at Fred Think this over and can see that HERBERT T. FIELD, Assistant Treasurer. I*'arm & Home..$2.00 you readily the and the hay crop, and All alteration; have been own examination, Tribune Farmer. 2.25 menting pastures Johnsor’s. Masonic Temple. you doing your of interesting and and that is no doubt the reason you have had l ■! McCall’s Magazine. 2.10 contains a large amount will be made free and a perfect fit guaranteed the trouble to get your glasses correct. Deposits June 1, 1908, $1,495,37*2.90 New Idea Magazine.2.10 valuable matter thereon from some of tailored anc Every coat is finely throughout will endorse Tri-Weekly Tribune. 2.50 of the State. Many thousands of our patrons authorities trimmed in the smartest fashion .... leading agricultural artistically every word you have read here. Reserve, 100,000.00 is a of received advt.... Fires. Not much has been Included also summary replies See descriptions and prices in the This is Absolutely the Highest Clas9 Work to to relating .... 173.248.87 rest fires lately, and much of from correspondents questions Carle & Jones have the Edison “Amberrd' done in Fitting Glasses in America. Don’t Surplus, for Wal- | ar was not so. The report that the farm. Following is the summary records at 50 cents each. They sell an Edisor sufl'er with headache. 1 horn am results from Dividend No. December 1, 1868, ;ul been burned over and the do county: phonograph with 12 records, large We have produced astonishing 1, $867.75 Condition brain nervous insomnia, dizziness, ;f in was contradicted Amount of 65 per cent. for $1.20 down and 5< fag, debility, ! P. boats hay crop, stand, ail complete, vision and DWIGH PALMER, of 93 cent. Condition of sweet corn, nausea, WATERY EYES, blurry Dividend No. 80, June 1, 1908, at the rate of $28,253.22 i heard. Smith of the hay, per cents week, payable weekly or monthly EYE STRAIN. We Capt. cent. There was but little increase m per other troubles caused by 98 per of TEMPLE. was at Isle au Haut at the this season. In a sale Mrs. C. S. Webber ladies have corrected the use of glasses, cross MASONIC the acreage of sweet corn ....The by by was raised. con- and by our scientific methods f cd lire and later was at Brook few localities more corn for silo suits, separate coats, skirts and raincoats, eyes astigmatism, is somewhat below the average. of Examining. •on and he found The bean crop Belfast .... See state- Total Dividends to to the Reach Potatoes tinues at 4 Bell street, paid depositors Acreage of potatoes, 105 per cent. An experience covering every detail of the date,_$1.296,077.83 the fires in that section were not of The National Bank of Belfast.... have rusted some, especially where spray- ment City Optical Business for over a quarter of a century of fruit, homestead neai ; .ted. He says that no build- ed with Bordeaux mixture. Condition The Prudence Williams is the great record of the great National Opti- Charles R. Coombs, 45 Amount of crop, per at a bar- This Bank its 80th semi-annual dividend on June at the rate id were burned in Brooksville, 53 per cent. apple Ryder’s Cove, Islesboro, will be sold cal Company. paid 1, cen.t | irea of valuable timber land gain. Inquire of John FI. Dunton, Saving; COMPANY of 4 °Io Per annum, and we confidently expect to maintain this rate in ex- .The hail NATIONAL OPTICAL A Handsome New Residence. The Bank building, Belfast... “Kippee” worn MAINE. the future. All dividend interest is credited to the accounts Clifford J. Puttee is build- bow at Lord's. High street, can be witl BANGOR, immediately i nur schooners of the Pen- terior of the house advt. of Nationa avenue for a home is com- color of ribbon-See BRANCH OFFICES: Boston, Mass., Spring- of the and if uncalled for at the time will draw interest Mee t are laid at this ing on Northport any depositors, j up port. Oct Rutland, Vt„ Hartford, Conn. G. Aborn. the builder, with a Co., at Windsor Hotel, Belfast, field, Mass., > H. Miner is at Lewis’ pleted and J. Optical the same as the sum. Stanley The house Main Office, New York City. 2w40 principal is on the inside finish. 12th and 13th. | ;i .■ uister llolliswood at the Pen- crew, putting and of a pleasing Bank have the careful and conscientious over- three-master M. V. B. Chase is 30 by 36 feet, two stories, The alfairs of this | wall and under colonial The cellar still kee«> the old tirra name, R. H. Coombs s stream, and the three-master design. (1 of its Trustees, who ask a continuation of the in black over Having secured the sight respectfully are of faced field rock set & Son my door). r. which came for repairs, is pining services of and will be new varied colors of the stone have patronage of its present depositors, pleased to open the William Slater and Mag- cement, and the set well ensur- a fine effect. The house is up, E. SHERMAN accounts with any depositors within or without the State. d• 1 craft permanently out of com- MR. CHAS. prospective and a short flight of RECORDS, a light and dry cellar, rEDiSOW “AMBEROL” settlement has been effected with ing on and the front entrance. as niv assistant, I can more easily carry steps leads to the porch 25 "f the tug which ran the Beecher j tile business, for which 1 have given years received and on interest the first of each the rear on the placed another entrance at to of Deposits it is uncertain There is 50c. EACH. of my lire, file study doueester harbor and and the RECORDS north side. The house is shingled | month. -w settled. the matter will be while the longer and is / Modern in are stained a dark green, ) The new records for the Edison Phonograph, which plays Everything Ter laden schooners- bound to the shingles in this Bank are from taxation. have single panes more than twice as exempt finish is white. The windows < The is four which is Deposits were fog-bound and wind-bound in ! much better. average minutes, j, Caskets and Robes. two above. The cellar, 1 the lower sash and hear them. luring the week.... Among re- in as the old record. Come in and ask to see and () past a rear entrance long -ALSO- 1 more a basement, has TRUSTEES: ;ir‘erx are the sch. Wawenock, properly following: It contains a a door, and is cemented. Vaults al- t°ne, Hall to Boston; schooner by Heavy Slate Burial quarry and laundry. There ROBERT V. DUSTOX, JAMES H. HOWES. FREOO. WHITE, > steam heating apparatus Hubbard, random stone, Green Island, first floor. The front are four rooms on the ways in stock. ARTHUR I. BROWN, BEiS D. FIELD. ":-v‘T-'-n. to New York; ship Acme, coal, Bal- with a large bay win- PHONOGRAPH OFFER on the south side, OUR an Francisco, t.; sch. Pendleton room, Calls answered promptly either day or night. p. and back of it is the living | office 48-4 is the HORN and 48-3; 11 dow, parlor, large Home telephone, coal, Philadelphia to San Domingo kou 0 an EDISON PHONOGRAPH with 12 RECORDS, |j> for moving the sick furnished is a handsome fireplace, Ambulance "h. room, in which Mark Pendleton, coal, Newport veranda, promptly. room onto a spacious all for a full line of I sch. J. Man- step from this STAND, complete, I also carry 4% 4% eridena de Mora, $2.25; The is fine view of the bay. Portland to Mar- from which there Haynes, shooks, etc., fine. The PER WEEK. PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES views from both of these rooms are $1.20 DOWN and 50 CENTS AMATEUR ! .A crew was sent by rail from are on the north side. | etc at lowest ■ room and kitchen prices i las! week to the schooner Pen- dining Machine Department. And do rieloping, printing, join bedrooms, with Payable weekly or monthly. Talking sizes and makes of l ainei as. GET LEE I On the floor above are four Films for all DON'T Live Wanted ''at which is to pro- jjj j Portsmouth, attic bath room, and the spacious Yours MAIN SI'RKKT, BRLKAST. Poultry closets and truly, 72 to load for the West Indies The Winter Train Service of the MAINE •‘hiladelphia In all respects j We are 16c t0 2fc. pcr lb for pullets> room for storage. paying 1 affords ample R. R. into effect me. to 13c. for 12c. to 15c. for '— Sch. Maud Palmer, Captain in CENTRAL goes Monday, hens, chickens. 1 attractive appearance, U it is a model dwelling, r, arrived at New York Monday I at For Indigestion. October 5th. See regular advertisement in and Mr. and Mis. Belfast, rt/4nl ^^^Tpollard Co.. 36 Canal St., and convenient, CARLE & JONES, sour stomacp, "andina, after a 20 days' passage. compact IaUvIW* Relieves j on the success which this i88ue. Boston, Mass. 4w3S tee are to be congratulated Maine^ of the heart. Divests whatyoueat [ ,jeorgia from a Southern lumber | palpitation (iilkey, j '"r their home-building. ^°ston, is overdue. has attended THE CALC TO PRAYER. DEATH KNELL OE “SOCIAL” CLUBS News and Notes. POLITICAL POINTS. Literary The Annual Convention of the National as to What Woman’s Christian Temperance Union that President Chief Emery’s Ruling Mr Bryan declares Juslice In the Strand Magazine for October has been called for October 23-28, 1908, letter Mr. Taft is Constitutes a Liquor Nuisance. Roosevelt’s indorsing of a series at Denver, Colo. and immaterial.” That is appears the first very pleasing “irrelevant Biddeford, Me., Sept. 23. In connec- Wednesday, October 21, will be ob- says of of illustrated, entitled what a tioubled lawyer always on articles, profusely served at Denver as a of conference refute. tion with the trial of James Travers day hostile testimony which he cannot “English Home and Garden,” describing and under the auspices of the in the court famous of the prayer, three liquor cases supreme and illustrating the most Evangelistic department. beautiful estates in that land of beautiful I the cameras in at Monday, Chief Justice Emery Will the local unions, everywhere, Mr. Bryan dodged Alfred, These articles will 1 wnat con- homes and gardens. that that we for fear that the photographer a ruling as to gather upon day, unitedly Baltimore made sweeping be of interest to all who take victories catch him without his “victory ex- the Bid- particular may give hearty thanks for would stitutes a liquor nuisance, says in the beautifying of their He realizes that his pleasure gained, and innumerable blessings receiv- pression.” clearly deford Record. home. won’t at its to ed, consecrate ourselves anew to God : “victory expression” pass the that there seemed He told jury and our and for our lace value in Maryland. on the public s The October American Magazine is high calling, pray j be some misapprehension work and workers. and that possibly Prof. Thomas part upon this point full of “meaty’’^reading. Let the from 10.30 to 12.30 ; the tariff be in their own minds and morning Mr Taft believes in revising there might of University, begins his series o’clock be devoted to Bible exposition, ] As- to re- to lay down and ex- Chicago ■itogetablePrcparationlbr with judgment. Bryan proposes he then proceeded In his first and a consecration service; and them. of articles on woman. article, prayer, CveTood and Regula- it with a bludgeon. the law to the afternoon from 2 to 4 o’clock to similating vise plain a sale of which is entitled “The Adventitious Char- help- was not necessary to prove the Stomachs andBowels of It he discusses woman ful papers and discussions upon the ting a nuisance, he said. acter of Woman,” liquor to maintain its scared to death and overconfident constitutes a nui- as an ornament, woman as man’s equal Evangelistic work, needs, importance, Being The selling of liquor methods and results. same time is the condition ascrib- ot man the who woman infatuates at the More that E. Pink- so did the away liquor.or master, proof Lydia sance, giving attract the other Let our be Power; power in to Chairman Frank H. Hitchcock by saves or the of a man, the use finery to keynote ed ham’s VegetableCompound the keeping of liquor, keeping 1 Those who have known how woman makes a fool of a man, our lives over sin, selfishness, passion Bryan organs. woman from surgical operations. resorted to for drinking purposes sex, Promotes of time have never Xe the morals of the unat- and appetite; over tongue and temper Digestion,Cheerful- Hitchcock any length instructed that a man found the adventuress, j neither Mrs. S. A. of Gardiner, He further who must earn and ambition; power in ness and Rest.Contains him to be either. Williams, in which were tached woman, the girl self-seeking j known in charge of a place liquors Thus rich bless- nor Mineral. writes: of own and other topics. prayer and in service. Maine, for was guilty her living, living Opmm.Morptiine was a sufferer from female unlawful purposes shall come our Convention, and 1 great kept If he had been The next article in this series, it is an- ing upon Not Nahcotic. Taft were not to come a nuisance. Even though Mr. troubles, and E. Pinkham’s Vege- maintaining be on “The our year. Lydia the six mouths one nounced, will Physcology coming there is no doubt that Cal- restored me to health in charge of place W. Greenwood, to California, table Compound one or of Woman’s Dress.” Elizabeth —Los one week, one day, hour, ifornia will go to him. Angeles in three months, after my physician month, World’s and National Superintendent, fdt l*!TCnEIl I. hour he was of main- ! JSwpt of Old OrSAlftj that an was abso- even one-half guilty interest in Mc- Times. declared operation A feature of peculiar Evangelistic Department. ~ taining a nuisance. {‘ l\unpkm Setd- lutely necessary.” construc- Clure’s for October, following Brooklyn, N. Y. Jlx.Senna It was the broadest Magazine J has of 154 probably Pockdllt Softs that Theodore Roosevelt. -Jr., Mrs. Alvina Sperling, Cley- the law mar ork as it does Professor Munsterberg’s *j Now tion ever placed upon Hugo .Joist Seed * % Taft has two votes writes : STIFF SENTENCES. reached his majority, bourne Ave., Chicago, 111., article on “Prohibition and Social Psy- T\:ppermint ) not counting from female troubles, a L>i Ctubanalt JW» * I in the Roosevelt family, “I suffered the case on trial the officers a Dr. Smith Court. C°In chology,” is paper by Henry Imposed by the Kennebec Superior a tumor and much inflammation. Two the Eastern Ath- ]\hrmSu:1 Nicholas Lingworth’s. that when they raided Williams on Alcohol and the Individ- ffcrifiod Stig^r in decided that he One of the stillest sentences ever im- / of the best doctors Chicago letic dub room Travers admitted ual.” Dr. Williams declares that experi- *! Flavor. j save out Wed- that an was necessary to of the but denied the effect of posed in that county was meted to visit Judge Parker operation was ir. charge place, ments have shown that Bryan is going life. E. Piukham’s Vegetable Under the Oliver G. Hall of the for Once before in a Presi- my Lydia that he had sold any liquor. alcohol is everywhere depressive, that it nesday by Judge j Aperfect Remedy Constipa- and Dave Hill. cured me without was no de- Kennebec to | entirely of the court that a and that Superior court, Augusta, i; Sour I Bryan visited the Sage Compound definition is a narcotic, not. stimulant, tioh. Stomach,Diarrhoea, dential campaign an that were tound re- Benoit Arsenault of Augusta. The but nothing happen- operation." fense. The fact liquors its use even in moderated quantities H Worms ,Convuls i 3 ns .Feverish- of Wolfort’s Roost, the custodian, even but ten sentences were as follows: Liquor nui- J FOR WOMEN. and that he was duces man’s working efficiency per or Sleep, i ed. FACTS sances fine $500 and costs ness andLoss a minutes, was sufficient. there is A Great Ghost indictment, For thirty years Lydia K. 1'ink- for few cent. In fiction who defended 1 rav- A Vivid Rac- and 60 days in jail and in default of pay- made George 1. Emery, Story bv Percival Landon; Tac Simile of 1 is a man who ham’s Vegetable Compound, testimony, but ment four months ir. jail; search and seiz- i; Signature Out in Missouri there ers. did not put in any ing Story by A. E. Thomas; A Charming his beard from roots and herbs, has been the that he ure. of the lower court, a fine vowed he would cut neither said that he had some decisions Love Story by Temple Bailey; A Weird judgment 4^4^95^. I is elected, fine standard remedy for female ills, curtly H. of $100 and costs and 30 days in jail and nor hair until Bryan wished to quote. Judge Emery Tale of an Oriental Adventure by G. NEW "YORK. to take cured thonsau. sot not care to hear any in default of 60 days additional $ side attraction for the Nebraskan and has positively replied that he did Dwight; A Stirring Western Adventure payment with that the attorney in affirmed; search and seizure judg- on his lecture tours next season. women who have lava troubled decisions and insisted George C. Shedd; A Pathetic jail, to the Story by ment of the lower court, a fine of $100 inflammation, uK ra- should with his argument of Tenement Life by Clara displacements, proceed Story Chicago and costs and 60 in and in default tumors, E. days jail that twelve years cam- tion, fibroid iritgiiluruies, Laughlin. The Brvan claims ! indictments against of payment 30 days in jail, affirmed. him to the that •ar- jU$here were three paigning has brought point periodic pains, backache, a seizure sentences fines of $800 and to Travers. One was based upon The October number pf Everybody’s aggregated can be trusted. According flatulency, indi tes rank- in of where he mg-down feeling:, of business on f of stories and six months in jail and default pay- Taft reached that rat ton. at his former place contains a notable collection Grover Cleveland, tion,dizziness,or nervous pros’, two out ot the ment nine months additional in jail. At mak- lin street, the other grew Abbott con- I about the time Bryan began don’t ? verse. Eleanor Hollowell the last term of court Benoit Arsenault point Why you try I Atlantic club raids. all s'ck out with the tributes that Happened in was sentenced to a fine of $500 and ing speeches. Mrs. Pinkham invites I While the first jury was “Something pay I her for advice. the second jury of the Maine to serve one in on nuisance woiuen to write I Franklin street case October,” a strong story year jail liquor m thousands to club room case and from which sentence he When Bryan makes those speeches She has guided heard the evidence in the woods—a story that has mystery indictment, ap- be V. ass. j that the about it. “The to the law court. Georgia someone in the audience may health. Address, Lynn. and it was in this connection power and “creepiness” pealed •ft |„ ———■——hhv hold B< to ask him how he I down the law The first jury Hiding of Black Bill,” a western tale of At a Probate Court held at Beltast, w ithin and Vt a lTolnte Court indiscreet enough court'laid seto for the County of Waldo, on tile second Tues- for said Countv of Waldo, of The a man” who doesn’t miss stands on the negro question. Woman Interrupts Politics] Speaker. returned a verdict guilty. real “hold-up of A. l>. 1908. September, A. f>. 190s. | ihe day September, HBO a similar verdict. is told O. in the 1 A well dressed woman interrupted a politi- i jury returned any tricks, by Henry certain instrument, purporting to be the last rSAAC MESEKVKY, hu*d>a: all was Zona Gale has a HUMPHREYS’ coughing. 1 case was called and ready most whimsical style. A will and testament of Mary h. ITentis.s, late L late of Northpon. rule?” Ask the cal speaker recently by continually third sorvey, P “Shall the his Wind. cure of in said County of deceased, Waldo, deceased, having ;pt«-- people If she had taken Foley’s Honey and Tar it the trial when Travers retracted story of the West, “The Big Veterinary Specifics diseases Troy, Waldo, the Denver convention who for been for for an allowance om ot to her and ex- have been having presented probate. praying delegates would have cured cough quickly of not and pleaded guilty. But it might placed anywhere, of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs and late of said deceased. The plea guilty; Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in- ! .ruled that meeting. the cold from her system. genuine for sentence. for it has a and a pelled I He was remanded general application on the sick pabts terested by causing a copy of this order to be j Ordered, That the said petitie ar.d Tar contains no opiates and on the Harrison Poultry by acting directly Foley’s Honey ! The Biddeford Record comments pathos that is irresistible. published three weeks successively in The lie- ; ill persons interested by causi se- substitutes. R. without loss of time. >■ is in a yellow package. Refuse in Mr. Journal, published at Belfast, that they nder to be three v •*tf business men say Bryan’s case as follows: Rhodes brings the story Johnny publican published Experienced H. i editorially may at a Prohate court, to he held at Che Kepublican Journal, a new would reduce Moody. scheme for evading the Fairchild of Akron to the fitting close, A. A.1FEYERS. Congestions. InUftmOHN appear ^ bank deposit plan seriously The club room Belfast, within and for said County, on the sec- it Belfast, that they may app- a little been dealt ccres ) lions. Lung Fever. Milk Fever. prudence in banking. What s I prohibitory law seems to have “A New Road to the Altar”—perhaps ond Tuesday of October next, at ten of the clock 'ourt, to be Held at Belfast, when he is at of the series. “The B. B.? before noon, and show cause, if any they have, 1 bounty, on the 13th day of Oct like to Bryan Castine Normal School, Class of 1908. a blow Chief Justice Emery the most SPRAINS, Lameness, Injuries, thing ! death by ingenious same should not be it ten of the clock befere noon, prudence Man at Carter Goodloe, CURES > Rheumatism. whv the proved, approved after votes? Alfred Monday. Key West,” by anti allowed, f any they have, wliv the pray*-; was started Kennett at the East- The Eastern Athletic club and “The Anecdote,” a story by C. C. ? SORE THROAT. Quinsy, EpteMtta, GEORGE E. Jv JIN SON, Judge. ‘r should not be granted. 1 tai' The class which graduated cures > upon the that leaves one in doubt whether Distemper. A true copy. Attest: (i EO. E. 1011' I bie will rule upon the advice, practically Harris, Yes. Mr. Bryan, the people ern State Normal School at Castine in that the list of Chas. P. Hazei.tine, Register. A true copy. Attest: of lawyers by pur- to or cry first, conclude Bote, Grub.. Ha/ki one William Howard j guarantee, gcod laugh Chas 1*. and; select as —Adelma the club would be has “The ?<™}WOBMB" they June are teaching follows: \ certain methods fiction. Grace Hazard Conkling At a Probate Court held at within and at \\ ashir.g- suing E.E.K'OrGHS, Colds. Influenza, Inflamed Belfast, Taft for "their special agent under the pro- and Arthur “Dusk in for the of W aldo, on the second Tues- • SS.—In Court of 1 Islesboro has the immune from Exile,” Stringer cures > Lungs, Pleuro-Pneumonia. County WALDO A Gilkey of grammar I prosecution on the Sth of ion. was this the ad- the Barren two poems of day of September, A. 1). 1908. V? fast, day ! law. Not only Grounds,” H. executor ■ >? T school at’ Franeina Mo- hibitory P. F.?COLIC, Bellyache. Wind-Blown, 1 II. Lanison, Passadumkeag; it is uncier- the certain instrument, to be the last ■ as charm; while “Under cures purporting Amanda K. late of 1 aei ; vice of local attorneys, exceptional 5 Diarrhea, Dysentery. will and testament ot Miles Pease, late of i Bumps, in is as- Orono the school at At- most eminent le- Tree” there is to be A deceased, having pres. get Brvan savs his place history rey of grammar I stood, but some of the Spreading Chestnut Belmont, in sud County of Waldo, deceased, ’ounty. have G G Prevents MISCARRIAGE. Inal account of administrati »i will be found in the I the State were said to found a share of seasonable fruit. been for mi sured. Sure; it lantic; Pearl A. McLain of Appleton gal lights in goodly having presented probate. illowance. same & bladder Ordered, That notice be given to all persons I Mc- 1 taken the grounds. ... disorders. Ordered, That notice the. ; appendix. teaches at Mar’s Hill; H. Gertrude for October, cures \KID!VEY a of this order to be a uruau In the Strand Magazine interested by causing copy to it was ■ weeks successively, in The quitt TV I. 1. SKIN three weeks in The Re- i m; Farland 'of Brooklin, Brooks- m dit- Winston Churchill’s narrative I DISEASES. Mange, Eruption* published successively \ in primary, was to be organized Spencer newspaper published B.V-,1 are like the | of these ciubs CURES $ Ulcers, Grease, Farcy. publican Journal, published at Belfast, that they ; I Brvan's in African describes ty that all persons interest.•• political principles Grace E. Dorman of Washington Maine cities, were organized entitled “My Journey” may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at i to change ville; ferent to ? BAD Probate Caurt. to be held at of whale oil—subject elsewhere his exoedition from the Victoria the J. K. CONDITION. Staring Coat. Belfast, within a"d lor said Comity, on the sec- trc price Alice Pitcher of and it is said that they cures S lay of October next and show teaches in Burkettville; fact, his Reminiscences Indigestion. Stomach Staggers. ond Tuesday ot October next, at ten of the clock without notice. It was the tate Albert Nyanza. In 1j have, why the said aeeount -! pd has of the McDonald are still doing business. before nooti, and show cause, if any they have. Lincolnville charge this and Sir John Hare, eminent 30c. each ; Stable Case, Ten Specifics, Book, fte« $U 1 3d. GEO. E. J Co of the Eastern Athletic club of city Reflections,” why the same should not be pioved, approved Robinson of describes some in- At druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt of prtc& j A true copy. Attest: ^ in Nebraska is now school in Albion; Hope the test case and that test has English actor, highly and allowed. Chas. P. Ha/i Every other parrot to furnish Humphreys’ Medicine Co., Cor. William and John GEORGE K. JOHNSON, j, the has the school at Moose and amusing experiences during Judge. in unison with big green Brewer primary resulted disastrously. teresting A true n screeching Of interest Streets, New York. copy. Attest; llTAl.DO SS.—In Court ol Bn rule? no ac- an American tour. particular Chas. P. one in Lincoln: “Shall the people Marcella of Dover Club rooms have special rights, Hazei.tine, Register. V» fast, oil the sth -day ->i C!J River; i,St.“" Onge who take in the By BOOK MAILED FREE. to Emery. Any place to all pleasure beautifing 11. H. l.amsoii. administrate! H school at Stockton ; cording Judge ■*-] At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and Grammar Springs; sa.e or to be of their homes is an article describing Loira M. Gowen, late of M<>. o where is kept, for for the of Waldo, on the second Tues- Paramount the liquor and County deceased, present--.' Mr. sign reads:” Elsie of Bluehill assists in resorted to tor and illustrating “English Homes ot A. 0.1908. Ly, having re Bryan's Philip away, most A Reliable day September, account of administration Made While You Wait. given places the the color section contains a Remedy Issues State Normal school at Castine; Susie drinking purposes, is a nuisance and Gardens;” FOR A certain instrument, purporting to be the last iowauCe. ot of full duotone will and testament ot c. Wade, ! teaches of such a place is guilty number page photographs Benjamin That notice the: Yeaton of Steuben the Emery custodian late ol Lincolnville, in said ( ounty of Waldo, de- Ordered, r€ the of “The World’s Most Beautiful Women;” j weeks successively, in The !. Kfl “Behind the Democracy,” says maintaining a nuisance. ceased, having been presented for probate, to Grammar school in Eden; Ethel Carsley the famous caricaturist CATARRH j a newspaper published iu B- book, “are the eternal out this ruling it would seem Harry Furniss, getherwitha petition praying that Augusta E. i Bryan campaign at Following "The Comic ty. that all persons intert-le. of Dexter intermediate school Patten; club rooms writes about and illustrates Wade may be appointed administratrix of the ':i and irresistible forces which bring vic- that any of the many swell Probate Court. t<> be lieid ai Camille estate ot said deceased, with the will annexed. ! The is Carol A. of intermedi- in the buti'ets main- Side of Crime;” Flammarion, Cream Bairn | day of October next, ami shov tory to the truth.” Democracy Hooper Bluehill, that flourish Maine, Ely’s That notice be to alt | are the eminent French astronomer, contrib- is quickly absorbed. Ordered. given persons have, why the said iiccomit v Is these forces shall never over- Hall of St. tained fraternal a of this order to be bound that ate at Bar Harbor; Fred F. by organizations, Relief at interested by causing copy eel. GEO. E. ion w as nuisances, utes a wonderful article entitled “Words; Gives Once. weeks in The Re- take it. to to prosecution pmdi-hed three successively A true copy. Attest. to Natal, South Africa, subjected in which he at George goes j of the nui- The Dust of the Infinite,” [t cleanses, soothes, publican Journal, published Belfast, that they Chas. P. H Judge Emery’s explanation may at a Probate Court, t<> be held at take of a normal school; Emma I seem to leave the takes us with him through the immensity heals and protects appear -Ait-. charge sance law does not Belfast, within and for said on the sec- SS.- in nt of ! G S3 EX* C.:; .1*5. 3u in “The Little Prob- the diseased mem- County, IT7ALDO Co teaches the on. of celestial space; of at of the clock >» > iils Kii.d A. Coombs of Castine gram- club rooms a leg to stand ond Tuesday Oct her next, ten V? last, on the sth day Beam the A BiiUgM club lems of Mr. are some brane fr.mi Catarrh and drives before noon, and show cause, if have, administrati « YouHawAlwag~ L. Johnson The case of the Eastern Athletic Brigg” presented resulting any they Ilia E. Knight, mar school in Mexico; Helen in the Head Restores the same should not be K lute el l.i. rum case in curious and interesting problems away aCold quickly. why proved, approved AlbCl t Klligl't. ? differs from the ordinary very amt and the of said : of teaches a school in answers in a mas- the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size allowed, prayer petitioner Couuty, deceased, having prest j Eddington primary The men who embarked which the author very GEO. E. JOliN&ON, administration *7” this respect. mail. granted. Judge. linal account ol L. Mattews of War- the fiction consists of an 50 cts. at or Liquid true Attest: Brownville; Carrie in the did so in good faith. terly way; up- Druggists by A copy. allowance. enterprise Balm for use in atomizers 75 cts. Chas P. the scheme. funny instalment of “Salt Cream Hazkltine, Register. That notice the;, THE RACES AT UNITY. ren, at East Bridgwater, Mass.; made no secret of roariously Ordered, primary They W. W. Jacobs; a serial Ely Brothers, 06 Warren Street, New York. weeks successively, in The Id confidence in the advice of haven.” by storj within and L. Shean of Patten has the They placed At a Probate Court held at Belfast, a newspaper published iu B< -i Jennie gram- for children entitled “House of Arden,’ w consulted, otherwise they for the Comity of aide, on the 8th day of that all .interest* d The attendance at the Unity fair Sept. Ba- the lawyers shorl ty, persons mar school at Brownville; Maud W. into the business bv E. Nesbit, and six splendid September, A. 1). 1908.; Probate Court, to be held at *•< and was one would have hardly gone 23d the second closing day, authors. The numbei W. A administrator of the estate ol October next, and sh**' con Blue Hill has the intermediate believed that stories by popular TOll N REV, day seen on the of so They honestly said account >h 1 of the ever grounds, openly. with a WANTED «J of Martha A. Arev. late of W interport, m have, why the largest a safe method of cir- concludes “Curiosities,” promi was and the time fast school at Greenville; Alice L. of they had hit upon said County of Waldo, deceased, having present- ,-d. GEO. E. and the racing good Keyes | but it nent and feature of the Strand. condition the law, popular Farm or Business ed a petition praying for a license to sell at pub- A true copy. Attest; the dry and dusty has the at cumventing prohibitory Chas. P. Ha/.i considering Bucksport village primary were victims ot bad ft for sale. Not particular about location. lic or piivate sale and co< vev certain real estate is a summary of seems that they Maine of the track. Following East Florence E. Down of Laura E. Richards of Gardiner, S Wish to bear from owner only who ot said deceased described in said petition. Eddington; advice. 3 will sell to Give ITT A LDO SS— 1 it < ourt ot Pi the two races: legal of Julia Ward Howe, is a de direct buyer. price, Ordered, That the said give notice to days’ ot daughter 3 uud state when petitioner it fast, on the sth day ■•! Jefferson the grammar school at In view of the sweeping ruling description possession all interested a copy of this 2.24 class, purse $125. l\as writer, endowed with marke< I can be had. Address. ! persons by causing JosluiaS. Hai iman. adiuuu-di in this case the club room lightful order to be published three Weeks successively in 1 1 home; RutiVDavis of Eden has the Otter j Judge Emery of her favorite am ot Martha J. Hurt iman. 'ate Dr. Jeff, b R. VV. Burrill, Bangor.1 1 in the depiction The Journal, a newspaper published g, scheme will not be given further gifts Republican ( ounty, deceased, having pre- Dr. C. L. 2 2 probably down east characters. Thi at Belfast, that niry appear at a Probate C. S. P., bp, McCurdy. Bangor....2 Creek school; Zora Thurston of Stoning- fascinating they ami linal aeeount of admunstrai trial in this to be held at .Belfast, w ithin and lor said Guy Roberts, b g, F. E. Southard, Norridge- j city. of Calvin Parks. Mrs. Richards Court, for allowance. intermediate school at Brownville; Wooing County. »'ii the 13th day m October, A. 1). 1908, ... ton, Dana Estes an< thereof latest story, (Boston, at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, Ordered, That notice blk Fred Waterville. ..444 of Vinalhaven has the Vi- iu The Id Dora L„ m, Libby, Mabelj)Carlon EASTERN STEAMSHIP CO. ‘resembles its if have, why the prayer of said peti- weeks suceessiM ly. 5 5 Company) long popula: any they Bella-: Araline. blk in. J. W. Clark, Bangor.5 not be a puhlished in nalhaven grammar school; Edna Bowden Geoffrey Strong, Melody i tiouer should granted newspaper Time, 2.24}, 2,25}, 2.24}. predecessors, GEORGE K. JOHNSON, Judge. that ail persons inlet ested may of itft Sale to a New in homeliness of and the lov tie he'd at Belfast, of Dexter teaches at home; Eva Hall Proceeding* to Kt'fect etc., subject A true copy. Attest: hate Court, to 2.50 CLASS, PURSE $100. and show can ^ork touch and humor that endea: Chas. P. Haze litre, Register. of October next, teaches in Louie Syndicate. ing quaint 'in-" br Charles Dustin, Pittsfield.1 1 1 Wnldoboro Jefferson; have, why the said nee* nut Dimple K., in, this to the reader. The laughte: E. .loll V L. in the 23. subject ; At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and ed. GE<>, Fret, bk s, Dr. C. McCurdy, Johnston of Washington assists Portland, Me., Sept. Proceedings vivifies At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within ami Toujours that is closely akin to tears ever; tor of u aulo, on the 8t.h of A true copy. Attost. 2 6 the Couut\ of Waldo, on the second Tues- the County day Bangor...3 at Marion West of have been instituted in tbe United States Parks is a re for A D. 1908. W inslow. ..332 high school Albion; page of the book. Calvin a. 1). 1P08. September, Actress, b m, W. G. Reynolds, day ot September, ..463 In the school at Bar the of termi- tired in driv W. AREY, husband <>t' Martha A. Arey, Altissema, b m, A. H. Bragg. Fairfield.. assists Heald ; circuit court for purpose sailor, temporarily engaged certain instrument, purporting to be the last SS.— In Court of IToP;.; Egypt late ot w m said County of Waldo, Waterville. .8 4 4 a about the will and testament of Washington Moore, JOHN lulerport, on tin- Stti oi n-| Roderick, b g, Jos. Roderick, of Dedham teaches control of the Eastern ing candy wagon country A a U7ALDOfast, day Harbor; Alice Black i nating the court’s deceased, having presented petition praying ••! W. J. Hubbard, 8 8 The Sill twins, friends of his childhood late of Monroe, in said County of Waldo, deceas- j Clara K. Littlefield, execumx Rube Wilkes, bg, Newport.5 lor an allowance out of the personal estate of I « 9 5 at home; Jennie Greene of Olamon Co. and its sale to a ed, having been presented for probate. Janies It. Littlefield, late of Elsie Vernier, b m. R. W. Burrill, Bangor.,9 i Steamship effecting welcome him back to the old neighbor said deceased. 7 1 which includes some That notice begiv^n to all persons in- County, deceased, haying presen-- Little b J. W. Clark, Bangor.6 9 teaches in Ethel Fitch of Rock- New York syndicate the fact tha Ordered, ! the said notice to ol sam Bov, g. Albion; hood, but he is saddened by a of this order to be Ordered, That petitioner give account of adinini»tr..tiou 9 7 creditors. The Eastern terested by causing copy Early Son, ro g, L. E. Curtis, Benton.7 of the company’s Re- all interested bv causing a copy of this lowanee. land teaches an grade in the elderly oddities, practically thinking published three weeks successively in The persons ! 2.32, ('intermediate owns and that order to be published three weeks successively Time, 2.31A, 2.29}. Steamship Co. operates paying and as one until the death of thei publican Journal, published at Belfast, they Ordered, That notice thereof M. of acting in The Republican Journal, a newspaper nub- I h<- PURSE $150. Rockland; Jennie Spruce Bradley lines the New coast and may at a Probate Court, to be held at weeks successively, m 1 lfep; 2.19 CLASS, along England beloved but masterful Ma, no longer an appear lished at Belfast, that they may appear at a Pro- j and business the Belfast, within and for said County, on the sec- a newspaper published in l* -lf.i G. Winslow. ..2 1 11 teaches a school in Bradley, has done a mest unusual with each other bate court, to be held at Belfast, within and for Doris, bin, W. Reynolds, primary -on speaking terms ond Tuesday of October next, at ten of the clock ; that all persons interested may of said on the 13th day <>i October, A. I>. b m, R. W. Burrill, Bangor.1 222 Morrison of Levant teaches at summer under the management who house fo before noon, and show cause, if any they have, County, bate lobe held at l-eltast, Omera, Margaret past Cousin Sands, keeps belore noon, and show ; Court, .3 4 3 4 Mary not be 1908. at ten ot the clock and show cai Carl C., b W. G. Reynolds, Winslow. Governor William T. Cobb and Calvin wants why the same should proved, approved of October next, g, tells Sam what Sim to sa; cause, if have, why the prayer of said New- home. them, anil allowed. any they j have, why the said account shew Stanley, blk s, Riverside Stables, the receivers appoint- not be s Austin, temporary and vice versa. Of course, it is Mar GE0. E. JOHNSON, Judge. petitioner should granted. ed. GEORGE K. J< >11 3 4 3 The GEORGE E. Judge. port:..4 ed the first of last February. pro- the heart of 1 A Attest: JOHNSON, J A true Attt st: 2.20. Sands who steals Comica true copy. Attest: copy. Time, 2.194, 2.19$. 2.18$, Married Man In Trouble. took the form of a for Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. A true copy. ClIAS. B. H A 7.Kl.TI > ceedings petition Cal, and equally of course, fate interpo Chas. P. Hazkltink, Register. I GREEN HORSE cuss (Half Mile) $40. A married man who permits any member of a final decree on which the hearing was ses some obstacles in the way of thei ALPO SS.—In Court of I’rotni to take at and Court held at Belfast, within and I Roderick, b Jos. Roderick, Water- the family anything except Foley’s until Wednesday, Sept, means At a Probate Court held Belfast, within At a Probate on the sth day of s. g, postponed today ha union. The unexpected b; on 8th of UJ fast, 1 1 1 and for colds and ppy of " on the 8th of for the of Waldo, the day < ville.22 Honey Tar, coughs, lung i 30. It is not certain whether Charles 1 lor the County aldo, day County Marion T. Ward, administrator else is at last, this union is aecomplishei * A. D. 1908. A. D. 1908. b A. Richardson, Clinton-1 12 2 2 trouble, is guilty of neglect. Nothing which, September, September, George 1*. Ward, late of 1 horndia Sable, g. I W. Morse is a member of the syndicate, some t as for all troubles. The for pleasan executor of tire last will of M. BEkRY. widow of Orren W. Berry. in- W b g, F. E. Southard, Nor- good pulmonary genu- provides opportunity T)0BIE G. FRYE, ty, deceased, having presented R L.. but it is believed he is. said of saw ■ 3 3 3 3 3 ine Foley’s Honey and Tar contains no opiates j reading. Of course, things don’t fall ou : K Fidelia A. Carter, late of Belfast, in said Emmalate ot Searsmont, in County Waldo, account of administration oi ridgewock. a a petition praying lowanee. 4 4 4 4 and is in a R. H. as often as we’i 1 county of Waldo, deceased, having presented deceased, having presented Bov, b N. Pease, Clinton.4 yellow package. Moody. so sweetly in real life out of tne estate of ; Piper g. “Pretty close run, is he?” petition praying tliat the actual market value of for an allowance personal Ordered, That notice thereof P 1.15, 1.15, 1.14$. like to have but if w now in ins hands Time, i.21, 1.17$, “Yes; be is living from hand to mouth.” them, perhaps the properly of said deceased, said deceased. weeks successively, in The ltepub! all as kind and and sweet of tile collateral inherit- notice to 2.29 CLASS, PURSE $100. FRUIT FACTS. ‘•Bad as that?” were merry subject to the payment Ordered, That the said petitioner give a newspaper publislied in UeliaM. interested in the succession a of tt*i> 1 1 1 and almost worst. 1 understand the natured as Calvin d ance tax, the persons all persons interested by causing copy that all persons interested may alt- blk m. R. W. Burrill. Bangor.... | “Yes, Parks, they might of the tax C'lorinda, and the amount thereOn may to be three weeks successively m to be held at Belfast. oi connection is so ciose that he almost bites his so. In case this is a cheer thereto, order published bate Court, blk m. F. E. Southard, Norndge- will this season any delicate, tile Judge of Probate. a show o.au-«\ Sappho, ^ The apple crop hardly be determined by The Republican Journal, newspaper published of October next, and hand sometimes.” and tale. .it a Probate ... 7 the average and New York will j enjoyable Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice to at Belfast, that they may appear have, why the said aeeount should .3 2 4 equal at ».elfa>t. within and for said N> Dora L.. blk m. Fred Libby. Waterville.. ail interested by causing a copy of this Court, to beheld ed. (J KO. E. JOII have to liberally for its favorite !---- persons i of October, A. l>. 1908, blk s, Riverside pay order to be three weeks successively County, on the 13th day | A true copy. Attest: Emperor Wilkes, Junior, has led to a published and show 4 4 fruit. The demand, indeed, The Journal, a newspaper pub- i ;tt ton of the clock before noon, cause, (HAS 1*. H \ZK l.’I I.N Stables, Newport.4 in Republican of said increase in western orchards and lished al Belfast, tliat. they may appear at a Pro- if any they have, why the prayer petition- Time, 2.29^, 2.30. great not a. 2.32;$, trees bate court, to lie held at Belfast, within and fur er should be granted. LI>0 SS.—In Court of 1’rob taking the whole country 100,000 of A. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. of said county,on the 13tli day October, 1). j WA fast, on the Sth day s--pi- been the true Attest WAGES HIGHER. have planted during past year. Stop 1 »n 18 at ten of the clock behue noon, and show A copy. Balph O. Critchett. admimstrato. AVERAGE in addi- the of said Chas. P. Hazkltink, Register. A. late of Ih-ii The supply of lemons is large, as cause, if any they have, why prayer of Maty entehett, boxes should not he giaiited. Countv, deceased, having pteseiiieo tion to stock nearly 30,000 an Earache V petitioner a wages per hour in the present GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. held at Belfast, within and final account of administration ot The average when the learns the At a Probate Court and mercantile are afloat and public A Attest: of on the 8th day ol allowance. manufacturing —or other kind of ache or true copy. for the County Waldo, principal full value of this fruit its consumption any pain. Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. a. L>. 1908. thereoi b«- industries of the country were 3.7 per cent ^^B September, Ordered, That, wtiee will vastly increase. 'One of the great Use a remedy that you can depend upon. A. GROSS, widow of Clarendon H- 1 weeks successively in Ha1 lo-pul-.u in while retail 1 in 1907 than 1906, ^^B At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and in Belfast, m higher ill the fruit trade is the banana, Gross, late of Prospect, in said County of newspaper published 4.2 cent, features You don’t take any chances with the of Waldo, on tin* 8tli day of GENEAVa alt-" of food were per higher, Johnson’s for County Waldo, deceased, having presented a petition that all persons interested may prices which is its way, and in- A. i> 1908. on i. to the July report of the steadily winning Liniment—it has a 97 record September, for allowance out of the personal estate hale Court, to he helu at Belfast, according now' cut off it w'ould Anodyne years’ of the es- praying and show cause, of labor. The deed were the supply J. HALL,' administratrix of said deceased. of October next, national bureau regular of successful cures to prove its If you J. late of in said the said account should u-i be a Last year more reliability. tate of Cyrus Hall, Belfast, said notice to have, why were four-tenths public calamity. ^B SYLV1NA a Ordered, That the petitioner give K. JOHNM' hours of labor per week County of Waldo, deceased, having presented of this ed. GKO. a million and a bunches all Interested by causing a copy lower and the number of than quarter just apply for a license to sell al public or persons A true copy. Attest: of one per cent, ^B petition praying order to be three weeks successively were to this and found sale and certain real estate of published Cm as. r. H a zei.ti n establishments brought city private convey The a newspaper publish- in investigated described in said in Republican Journal, employes sale. said deceased, petition. » at a Probate the bureau showed an increase of one ready ed at Belfast, that they ay appear NOTH I by will be to the Ordered, Tliat tlie said petitioner give notice to to be held at Belfast, within and for said of an Raisins lower, owing of Court, scriber hereby gives notice that cent. The purchasing power interested by causing a copy tins on l«th ot October, A. D. 1908, ADMINISTRATRIX’S per in the California wine trade, all persons County, the day duly appointed administratrix ol the hour as measured by food, was shrinkage order to be published three weelts successively at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, wage, the pub- lute of d.-P in the decrease occasioned partially by prohibition in The Republican Journal, a newspaper if any they have, why tlierprayer of said petition- MILO M.COLSON, less in 1907 than 1906, at a Pro- and also the low of lished at Belfast, that they may appear er should not tie of deceased, one cent. The re- movement by price granted. in the County Waldo, one-half of per 1EIMT bate to be held at Belfast, within and for GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. directs. All 1 Court, as the law person-' being which leads to heavy impor- bonds increase m foreign wine, on the 13th of October, A. 1). said adds that the greatest ■ said County, day A true copy. Attest: mauds against the estate of port tation. however, is increas- effective noon, and show Hour was in the manufacture California, 1908, at ten of the clock before Chas. P. Hazeltink, Register. desired to presold the same for m-ii wages per has gions— the of said ; 12.9. ing the walnut trade, which already cause, if any they have, why prayer all indebted thereto are requested 1" of cotton the increase being ehould not be Court of held at Bel- goods, an The natism, petitionerv granted. DO SS.—In Probate, ment immediately. reached immense aggregate.*^ 1 In the and wood pulp industry GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. fast, on the 8th day of September, 1908. ALICE K. paper now contains trees and all WAI will in hour State nearly 800,000 A true copy, Attest: Frederick M. Nickerson, executor of the last Belfast, 8,1908. there was an increase wages per Don’t said September and the crop will not be less than 7,000 Chas. P. IIazeltink, Register. of William H. Nickerson, late of Belfast, in of 10. 1 cent. The average prices of his first and per all of which will find a mar- t the County, deceased, having presented NOTICE. The subs'-’ in this com- tons, ready NOTICE.—The subscriber here- of of said estate tor has been dn 29 of the 30 articles included lave 1 final account administration by give notice that he ket and will go far toward making up notice that he has been duly ap EXECUTOR’S of were m 1907 tusq EXECUTOR’Sby gives allowance. ed executor of the last, will and testae pilation prices higher to of the last will and testament the loss of the wine crop. Apropos gs pointed executor That notice thereof be given, three late of S>- in 1906. Ordered, LEWIS H. MATTHEWS, California, this State no longer depends of weeks successively in The Republican Journal, a of in said In the County of Waldo, deceased, an Three '.LY'DIA SHAW,[late Belfast, in Belfast, County on New York for output. ship newspaper publi-hed bonds as the law directs, All per**- ARE YOU ONLY HALF AUIVK? that all interested may attend at a Pro of fruit will soon sail from ’Frisco in the County ot Waldo, deceased. All persons persons demands the estate of -aid
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B d ate Stands For A 'Greaf S s Present Adminis- B Trusted to Do Justice fif and Labor—A Cham- and True Heafei* B -;,^ht Repre- B the People. ^B i' ail that can be and capitalists alike, consider yet an- Mr. Taft can be trusted to exact justice done to secure legitimately low rates to other fact. In one of his decisions upon ■ of the northern in the from the railroads for the very reason shippers and absolute evenness among the be* cli Judge Taft upheld S ion and one of the the rates thus but who will nei- and for the first time I The Glenwood that he can be trusted to do to the secured, stronge t fashion IGlenwi justice of the iB a leading part In railroads. The railroads are the chief in- ther promise nor attempt to secure rates gave full vitality to the principle would lose for done struments of interstate commerce in the so low that the wage earner employer nubility injuries national 1 Furnace country, and they can neither bo held to his earnings and the shareholder, whose workmei fills was before any B s called forth by his lie was enacted. Judge a proper accountability on the one hand money built the road, profits. law on tne subject ■ is just what you’ve been looking for in a B :.t that he will not favor a ruinous like Taft’s sense of his indignation (Mr. nor given proper protection on the other experiment right, — He form, against warm air heater not and B osident's heir and save by the affirmative action of the fed- government ownership of railways. against oppression in any 9 light weight will stand kind of confisca- is not fair and just, but massive and eral government. The law as laid down against any any attitude that X shoddy built, strong, which was by the federal courts clearly shows that tion of honestly acquired property, but drove him to take a position X fitted like the Glenwood he for the most ef- carefully Range, Sagamore Hill, the states have not and cannot devise will work effectively violently condemned by shortsighted cap- N Y.. 9, 19CS. ficient of of labor, which and a and economical heater. i Sept. laws adequate to meet the problems caus- type government supervision italists and employers powerful ; have received as to secure the time that it -I ed by the great growth of the railroads and control of railways, so was so far in advance of \ of Mr. and fair treatment of the as by the state Steam andidacy doing an interstate commerce business, just people was not generally upheld X Glenwood Ranges, Furnaces, ; is in an a whole. we are now | especial for more than four-fifths of the business courts, but which embodying all that in on Taft was X and Water Boilers are all made of the | of of the railroads is interstate, and under What is here said as to his attitude In the law "f the land. Judge life. while on the bench | :n political the constitution of the United States only the railway question applies to the whole a leader, a pioneer, same good iron by the same skilled work- I hi desire to see of the trusts. He will promise in the effort to get justice for the wage- X the federal government can exercise con- question men at ilce unless he worker in ms of his 91 in the great Glenwood Foundry I prosperity trol thereover. It is absolutely necessary nothing on this subject firmly jeai championship as between all and farsighted la- jj cling that this control should be affirmative and believes he can make his promise good. rights, and upright Taunton. in this hold it to his credit | r::ia:u ntly thoroughgoing. He will go into no chimerical movement boring men should !■ pm we are justly business combinations, that at the same time he fearlessly stood | All interstate business carried on oy the to destroy all great You take no risk in buying f of our en- the abuses of labor, just as he |H ,siry, great corporations should in the interest for this can only 1-e done by destroying against [ work, and it but he will in stood against the abuses of for each or heater is of the whole people be far more closely all c&odera business, prac- fearlessly 9| range guaranteed Iiouiil ask our- fashion do t se- capital. If elected, he has shown by his supervised than at present by the nsticr.nl tical evei*ything possible H the Makers to give the service and of behalf of deeds that he will be of no by conduct, but this is true of cure such efficient control on president government, especially Ha satisfaction that it was intended to Bui it is also no the as a whole over these great class. but of the people as a whole. give. j the railroads, which cannot exist at ail people j^B that the bulk of combinations as will them of the can be trusted to stand stoutly against | save by the exercise of powers granted deprive 1 ,.ole who found hi to work evil. Mr. Taft’s decision the two real enemies of our democracy— them on behalf of the and w. I h, power people man to one class ,,, iul line case while on against the who please champion therefore, should be held to a peculiar in the Addystone pipe words, would undernAie the whole foundation of ; the question, “Is it the in- the bench is proof by deeds, not by I G. C. to the is in Trusseli, countability people, and the man who <• vn ii.ore of the wisdom with which he orderly liberty against 2 I impor- that should not farsighted terest of the people they class would se- tnis serves the interests of the whole people In the interest of another pruiita- be permitted to do injustice, and it is no n course of even when those of the most powerful cure business prosperity by sacrificing I Belfast £ giv to the interest of the that less people they of the : .• !• ng run our peo- corporations are hostile thereto. every right working people. should not suffer injustice. Their prime to cham- ; all dealings, If there is one ho of men more than I have striven as president is to carry the commodities of the ly purpose feel I have a in every proper way the Interests of .1 political world, could another whose support I pion farmers and the business men. They for I the wage- is U.ut which is right to challenge n behalf of Secretary the wageworker, regard j not be built save for the money contrib- the farmer, the ft v. years have Taft it is the body of wageworkers of worker, excepting only uted to them by their shareholders. They whose well of the con- the countrx A stancher friend, a fairer tiller of the soil, as the man j g public could not be run at all save for the money Is most essential to the healthy i li of a stern deter- and truer representative, they cannot being paid out in wages to the railroad employ- nation. I would for vilh and find within the borders of the United growth of this great corruption ees. and. finally, they could not be run ju- social. Ho will do in his pow- no consideration advise the wageworker ; ii, economic, to one were it States. everything diciously or profitably any is to do what i was against his in- -v that this great er for thom except to do that which thought not for the employment by them of some I ask his for Mr. Taft 1 on. But no He will do wrong for no man terest. support go masterful whether of wrong j guiding intelligence, men. as 1 ask such support from every ,.kliy if it goes on and therefore can be trusted by all exactly one man or of a group of men. There are and American ■ of intimate ac- farsighted right thinking ... by periods of During the ten yours my therefore several sets of interests to be I believe with all such with him, since I have myself citizen, because my | d. as peri- must receive con- quaintance considered. Each proper to heart that nowhere within the borders of v must bo as governor and president been obliged On and after J une 32,1908, trams connecting Pure Lead PAINTS always | sideration. and when any one of them can there be found an- re- with labor problems, he our great country lent periods of exclusive consideration deal practically at Burnham and Waterville with through trains Masury’s Beiflshly demands who will as and ef- one of the men whose judg- other man vigilantly j a and the reac- cer- has been upon and from Waterville Portland anc the demand must he refused. Along as Mr. Taft support the rights for Bangor, to contain as one another's ment and aid I could always rely In do- ficiently Are guaranteed large percentage mio tain lines all of these groups have the will run as follows: for the cause of of the workingman as he will the rights Boston, \ k each by his ex- It is to the Interest of ing everything possible same interests. works of every man who in good faith strives :,-.:d3 to arouse such the wageworker, of the man who | shipper, farmer, wageworker, business do his as an American citizen. FROM BELFAST. the with his hands or with both hands and to duty { i:i:g of revolt, in shareholder and honest man- man. honest He will protect the just rights of both PM PM | as temporarily to head AM ager alike that there should be economy, rich and pour, and he will war relent- 12 06 8 15 ADAS of <*65 OFLE because » Mr. Taft has been attacked Belfast depart ft. power. and fair treatment of honesty, intelligence he delivered while on the lessly against lawlessness and injustice City Point.t7 00 112 10 13 20 i. ci of our public af- the injunctions | all. To put an effective stop to stock wa- whether exercised on behalf of property Waldo.*7 10 U2 20 13 30 into the hands of bench. I am content to rest his case on .. a benefit to 7 22 12 32 S 42 ANY PAINTS made in this COUNTRY- tering would be everybody maintain that or of labor. Brooks. reactionaries, of the these very injunctions. I 17 84 tl2 44 f8 54 the swindlers who profit by stock On the bench Taft showed the Knox except show all our people should be Judge 12 50 4 00 j. unrest and of the big- the they why Thorndike 7 40 watering It would benefit honest to two qualities which make a great judge- no grateful to him and should feel it safe 7 48 12 58 4 08 is in PAINT who recognize shareholder because honest investments and moral courage. They are Unitv...... The BEST there intrust their dearest Interests to him. Most wisdom arrive. 5 10 120 4 30 % would merely mean into make a Burnham, would not be brought competition and never also the two qualities which 8 28 MO 1 a fever- assuredly he never has yielded Clinton. embarked on — with mere paper. It would benefit the Sincerely yours, ,13 0 10 will yield to threat or pressure of any great president. Benton. is embodied in | : oscillation which because when the money THEODORE ROOSEVELT. 36 3 35 0 10 wageworker if it conies from labor as if Bangor ..11 wkh temporary sort. as little AM groat uui « 1 *“o Mont. j ea-rneu uuta He will no more Mr. Conrad Kohrs, Helena, ;"luce no it comes from capital. 8 1 5,s I pi adequate terest on watered capital more of it is Waterville.. the violence of a mob than the AM pm am .. of re- tolerate r. true friend of which to wages. It would left out pay and and arrogance 05 4 60 12 66 of abuses, is the man corruption oppression Portland.12 benefit tho shipper because, when only Wn 1 I fir I WILL WIN 35 7 5o r. 30 of a corporation or of a wealthy man. He , g d. 3 rsc veres in righting stockholders have to be paid inter- Boston, 3 30 2 60 825 honest will not consent to limit the power of the j D.. ^MASURY'S^ ;■ abuses, but raised. gainst est, rates need not be improperly For courts to put a stop to wrongdoing wher- Business Interests Working Re- ! :. training are such because there BELFAST. It would benefit tho pubic fact should make TO ■ ever found. This very •-es what he cannot which to Success. would be ample money with give publican AM AM on than the labor people feel a peculiar confidence PM Order by name and INSIST having it. tf25 a ya a little more service. Similarly the prevention of the -9 00 Efficient Ho has incurred the bitter hostil- The president Claflin company « L>. 7 00 ■ does and in him. promise Df favoritism as among shippers does ro Boston, D 9 lo ity of foolish and bigoted reactionaries by in an annual statement of that com- j W advancing. he never to one who is honest and con- damage any frank criticism of the abuse of the !• d int<« foolish ex his to stockholders sums up the busi- 10 30 7 to i 10 & Sole fers great good upon the smaller business and pany Portland. MASON HALL, Agents. power of injunction in labor disputes, I" .age the very cause and the farmer, whom it relieves of ness situation with much accuracy and man he is to do all he can to put a 96,1 Y.tft wo have a pledged Waterville. the lie said that after six 1 oppression. stop to the abuses in the exercise of fairness. 1)46««jj .•]' these qualities Again, such supervision of accounts and Bangor power of injunction. He will never prom- months of severe depression in the dry r.o o; her man in our ns will crookedness 9 65 4 22 management prevent that he will not do all in his Hpnton 7 02 war has sur- or in- ise anything a occurred in 4®* ivil Hid works good, directly be goods Industry recovery LIVE STOCK oppression power to perform. He can always ciimon':::. \ halted of injustice. to all honest Therefore and since then has been well directly, people. trusted to do a little better than his word, June and m an. to that can be done along all Everything the fact that before election he wall maintained, but no improvement no man s and great wkh llie oppressed. these lines should be done, and a not promise the Impossible is in itself be until the ui'io tilL !.: ro.- i.*..i’.'css, courage interest would thereby be hurt. Dan expected presidential KnoTt,ik0.:.::::::4oo 40 legitimate that after election all that is »ir> 1130 o of t he reached guaranty is .cal very high- But after this point has been ^ election over. JL tB 26 11140 th 60 work posslblo will be done. 'V’ln. care must be exercised not to or a marked re- (9 36 111 50 1000 Commission great as a makes the whole implied, CUv Point' lerchant, His record judge Expressed •. 1 tl.:it all of ids fel- class in the effort to »4« n 55 BOB Injustice to one His actions and de- next few weeks arrive. each country his debtor. vival within the BeffaS! In very truth his »how favor to another class, and station. cisions are of the great traditions of tFlag interests remember part is the most cautious are now sold at i.hal. th.-ir flass naturally tends to only and set forth predicted by Limited tickets for Boston | 1 the bench. They guaranteed on Branch. •;>. ,i < n:ii:ti& are The stockholders must re- men in because Belfast and all stations Its own nesids. fashion the of the gen- business t}ie country $5.00 from | invest- in striking rights to all West and ; s freedom in their an return on their Through tickets points vive ample eral as the selfish interests of the inferential belief that Judge Lewis 8anbori*J^rti the cannot be built public against via all routes, for sale by F. L. man <>C means, ments or the railroads or of west, LIBBY, Burnham, Maine, of anv class, whether of capitalists Taft will be elected on Nov. 3. Recent Belfast. I burin, vs man, can maintained, and the Agent, Hid successfully set rortn ana sianu u> me em- laborers. They show that i< a use of the very i to shippers and the wages to accounts of the iron trade [ rates rights of the wageworkers to organize and | -AND- ■: man of to the lowest, -t great ployees. from the highest as set the of the early summer is being j fact, to strike as unequivocally they gain r.j .--v indies or robs his ail be conditioned upon this | j must forth and stand by the doctrine that no held; bank clearings and railway gross o much as dare to de- i other hand, in a public service J Dn the conduct will be tolerated that would spell 1 no to allow tell a similar story. To every STEAMSHIP AMERICAN MASS. Mr. Taft’s presence. we have right earnings EASTERN HOUSE, BOSTON, sorporation the nation as a whole. As j necessitate destruction to r. the honest la- inch excessive as will one the evidence is unmistakable that That’s what our coal is—as good | profits for the attack upon his injunctions in la- CO.j and wages un- HON. WM. T. COBB and S -t farmer, the honest rates being unduly high was on the of Taft was now bor disputes made while he if the election Judge Weekly shipments of live stock to Brighton > !• r or man of small while in all proper ways Coal as was ever mined. As free |uly low. Again, bench. I ask that the injunctions be care- business Receivers. t in a sense be low. we must always placed beyond peradventure CALVIN AUSTIN, Market. Cars leave Belfast every Monday morn- | peculiar fates must kept 1 ask that every respon and no fully examined. an immediate boom I ;.:s be- that we have no right would take on from slate and dirt as it is ing and Burnham Monday noon. Dover and Fox- representative remember Mble and fair nvnd.*d-labor loader, every pos- l t that he has the to reduce them when the re- this reason masterful minds ev- croft I solicit justification responsible and fair minded member of a For every Saturday morning. your that he has reduction of the wages of the to Coal. | magogue mit is the read these injunctions in industrial and commercial BANGOR DIVISION. sible get Carefully consignment, promising you prompt and satis- men. A fair work- labor organization, erywhere and that ho would p-eat army of railroad will do so. instead of for himself. If he are for factory returns with the party’s name and ad- a must be devised accord- activities bending every energy a full ton. mil violence from ng arrangement he will approve screened, and every ton j; so condemning them heartily dress I sell your stock to. Write for and lofty indif- the needs of the several cases, the election of Taft shipping j .:::.g ng to of them and will recognize this further he would front the wages and rates shall each should it not be a directions and market { ;hat profits, astonishing fact that the principles laid TRIP SERVICE. Why burning my weekly letter, free. and most with reference to the other SIX | wealthiest >e reasonable Taft in these very injunc- Safe. I include the piupery down by Judge Depositors next 1 n .d thoi.gh his wo, and in wages are asked to May 4tl», success? us with your jj be tions. which laboring people will be in- I Commend nir Monday, Try is In him not the amounts which should always Congressmen and others of Bangor leave Belfast argo condemn, are themselves the very princi- City ol Rock land or City whose masterful ability is note thirteen ior Camden, Rockland ikiv-ss. No c nsider- »aid to those now embodied in the laws terested to that, although at 4.30 p. in. week days and your will certainly get direction of ples which are order, W£ \ '"leresi. any more than for the successful or- their required or of ev~ry r- q msible labor banks and trust companies closed j watch practices Buck Wi iterport. Hump- 1 could make treat enterprises. Combinations anFov°S sport, sport, that will ease both in \ safety, No respomubie organization of the October and at 7.45 a. in., or on Coal p you an arrangement ganization iloors in consequence den (on signal) Bangor I from the livor such equitable hesitate to condemn the from Boston, daily, except favored and not would new of the 51.000 arrival of steamer WANT ; -r.is as right and In Ihould themselves be rl aft’s panic, not one depositors and should abuses against whic h Judge injunc- Monday. quality price. ole law. although they dollar. Some of these in- people. brbidden by were aimed The principles which will lose a | the government tions returning pom;liar interest in le strictlv supervised by and fe -vl 'sslv laid misman- | eominis- he therein so w•’ stitutions had been wickedly him the interstate commerce week at 5.00 m. YOUR ift and in "» for all p. THE | seeing trough ilowi ser as a chi rter of liberty the men re- Steamers leave Boston days hav.- the power of aged. but in every case at 5.30 a. m or ’' v in both houses of ton. which should for employers. Leave Rockland, via. Camden, | not only the i.f a-, for wageworkers, some in- txcept I his summarily upon on the have been expelled, on arrival ot steamer from noston, daily, | heartily support lassing t he general pc M o, for y rest sponsible 1 the reduction, but the raising : i>'!■, years, while I juestlon of fair M- all of even flicted. and some have committed sui- pi; pies of dealing M™hvJ' Bangor week days at 2 p. m., via inter- l r of New York and rates. /landed for all They mark the If looks in these circum- SUBSCRIPTION Itsel: one or justice | tide. hardly er n thrown into the is for one & \ This railroad problem them as standing Belfast to Boston. $3.25 Swan who rendered Go., oi the and Judge stances as if we needed federal guar- aim. and he and 1 he phases of one greatest of the whole people As far as Sibley, the w ■ o ctvhiza- rights 1 in :ns of a antee of national bank deposits. If stock, is insured against To THE REPUBLICAN itin point stood nost intricate prob.i favlight is from dirk ness so lar is such A5ii lfei'glit?exceptnve BELFAST, mm. 32 JOURNAL. We its scutum we need no marine should r to shoulder Son. For proper from the time server, the truckler that were provided, as the Democrats Are and 51aiKe but Judge ^ to take our ■ ws as to is de- and enrage, risk.^ want you of com. what nerely honesty .judg- ■ mob or the ringing tool of great. for advantage rmnded- the propose, one great agency holding al interest and lion- sense and entire tab- | ment good rrupt and corrupting corporations. sense of lunation with THE NEW IDEA in such a m: r is as I kank officers up to a proper WOMAN’S i own borders and 'as fcss.' Demagogy Judge Taft on the bench-as since, in the t- 11 as itself. for safe "f this nation with jertain to work corruption in Panama, in Cuba, m the Individual responsibility the MAGAZINE. We have | the wages Philippines, already announced r<; who to rai a M.D. is no tight for de- The man promises himself to be of their institu- Johnson. war department—showed and proper conduct S. W. 1 to the point highest of — The that we offer the two * ling which 1 have ,f railroad employees wise, a fearless and an upright servant I removed. Boston Waquoit, i together.for $2.10. reduce rates to lions would be not had his heart- ind at the same time to whos.i services to the net- Jhe whole people, ■ is what ! BLOCK. Regular Subscription Trice ? sympathy and snp- he lowest point promising whole were bovond all price More- Transcript. CAMP GROUND, OFFICE MO. 2, ODD FELLOWS' $2.50. can people northport mas stand nor any one else perform, that ! for w'hich \ her he over, let all good citizens remember of it were at- 4. j Sample copies New Idea at this ! much as mine. ind if the effort to perform these services not when it far as are con- hours afternoon from 1 to both he rendered So honorary degrees for the International Office every' disaster would result to lawless vio- The Official Hotel 23 in the space of this tempted was easy to do so. but when cerned. Mr. is a doctor of laws. Evenings 1 shall he at my residence, and ruin to the do- Bryan all the many and infi Ihipper and wageworker lence was threatened, when malice, Automobile League. office. | of the country. The Measured his profession and prac- Court Street, to answer calls. of.st!-.ns of moment with business interests mestic and civic disturbance threatened by REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUB. CO such a matter as this is tinker in the president would have nan to trust in the fabric of our government and tice, he is simply a would be of Lobsters and Clams served 11. Q^, Taft, does not wholQ Fish, Office telephone call, 250, ring 1!m ^ what ho man who. like Judge His actions showed not Mains .. judged by he »f civilization itatutes. Belfast, ’. could not be daintiest styles. 22. Off di.ne and by w’hat the admin- tfomise too much, but who House telpenecall, 32, ring KIKKKT PILLS, attention, -- — WILLIAMS' by phone. Prompt in EXPERIENCE, 2£|f=Order 10( when stomach is mu A JEWELER'S n diiIII the nerves never At any time your Have your Kidneys? Have fine cuisine. take Kodol, because you neglected C. R. The Jeweler, 1060 Virginia good service, Catarrh. The condition, you should nervous and caus- j Kluger, heavy feeling Hood it you overworked your system writes: "I was so ELMER E. M. | all the food you eat, and sup- Ave., Indianapolis, Ind., 72, ling 4. I8tf BROWN. D., the stuffed up sensation and Kodol digests ed trouble with your kidneys and bladder? could Telephone for the stomach in w eak from trouble that I hardly I 'large from and nose, along plies health and strength in loins, side, back, groins and kidney Wanted. eyes Have of Kodol for a little you pains I walk a hundred feet. Four bottles Foley LILLIAN C. ROSS, BANGOR. ,li cr miseries the dis- that way You take just Have a Habby appearance of the MRS. Proprietor Help 183 HAMMOND ST., \ attending of bladder? you : cleared complexion, cured l" rout when have slight attacks Indiges- the Too Kidney Remedy my by Ely’s Cream Balm. while you face, under eyes? frequeni or women to The Americau Smp; /,ul a little in order especially backache and the irregularities disappear- Men represent > taste are is take it just longer urine? If so, Williams’ Kid my Se con d- liand I*. Dunne Doo- restored, breathing Uon and you a desire to pass to business Magazine, edited by F. (‘‘Mr. I Practice limited to Nose and Throat '' from severe attacks of Indigestion ed, and I can now attend every of every de- etc. Ey»*. Ear, ntil you try this you to get relief Pills will cure you, at R. H. Moody’s goods Ida M. Tar be I!, Lincoln Steffens, of Glasses. | remedy, Kodol today. ney recommend Kidney Remedy, Furni- ley”) in including the fitting u 1 "f the it Is Dyspepsia. Try Price 50c. day. and Foley’s scription. Good pay. Continuing good will do you. orgNervous Druggist, me after the doc- car- Straight proposition. | | tl v >■ ! to all sufferers, as it cured ture, bedding, from to year in business created. the sore All drug- Sold by R. H. Moody. Williams' M’f’g Co., Props., Cleveland, 0. tere.st year Room spot. ___ failed. R. H. etc Odd Fellows’ Block, tors and other remedies had pets, stoves, Experience and capital n c t necessary. Good or | syin Belfast, 2, Sn. 'Allied by Bros., 56 Warren furniture tfl) -‘ Kly Antique Write J N. TRAINER, 23 West 20tt every Monday. W York. and little Moody. If portunity. | I Burns, bruises and scratches, big a specialty. you New York City to street. >- cuts or in fact anything requiring a salve, are have anything Kermedv’7"! a combination of the natural diges- sell drop me a axative Cough Syrup is used P0LEY$H0HEY"roTABfceals lundi best anel quickest soothed and healed by De Kodol is eou^h and it all classes of food and will a call. ii re. because it not only heals jtope the Witt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. The tive juices and digests postal card and you receive prompt the kind of so see it will do the WANT A FARM but throat and the the best salve for piles. Be sure you get DeWitt’s every food, you WALTER H. COOMBS, wish to sell send full ■ NOTICE stops cough, mothers, worn out by peevish, itself does. Ihe ^—1■ will Pay Spot Cash—If you the cold out of the Tired boon and R. H. work that the stomach only and Federal Streets, Belfast, lowest in Maine—■ retired from business, all parties in- system Cascasweet a Sold by Moody. is Corner Cross ■ details, price—anywhere Having cross baby have found difference between it and the stomaeh the will interest me. will call 011 .J. L. SLEEPER bee principle by assuring a is for babies and ■ from *400 to *6000 M I debted to me, please ,l'1 a< Cascaswf.et of order and Kodol cannot, if tion of the bowels, and that a blessing stomach can get out ■MBOX 244, AUGUSTA, ME.BM NO-78 "a,n *'"*«• Hn,‘ *aV to Indigestion. Kodol can the stomach into good order. Sel;leMS.TlsCASTER. Hu.. ./ cure a cold. You can’t cure K nHnlFor» but put H Relieves sour stomach, is Sold FOLEYSHONH^TAR 2m38 1, laos. i'ou are Kodol It by Belfast, September constipated. Insist upon no harm- Buy today. guaranteed. for eafe. sure. So opiates lerui,,Vr■'l'. on the bottle Contains heart. Digests children! “ 'axatlve Sold R. of the what you eat. R. H. Moody. Cough Syrup. by 1 printed R. H. Moody. palpitation Moody ful drugs. Sold by — - ■' Mr. 1WANVIUE. —^ were sixty and seventy feet in height. Mrs. Celia W. Marshall returned to her LOCALS. Moot began cutting Saturday morning at 5.52 the home in Bradford last Saturday. Her daugh- THEM StASiSPORl^ and finished one hour and a half less than Mrs. F. her time of 10 hours and had an of ter, Mary Nickerson, accompanied ft 5ale John H. was in town over Sun- required eighth Continues WHO Montgomery and will make a short visit... .Mr. E. H. Nick- hJs a a cord over in the pile and a half a cord day. erson and family, who have spent the sum- —»N— chopped and split on the ground ready to pile, j r Malcolm H. Cook arrived Saturday from returned to their ; mer at Maple Terrace Farm, After completing his job Mr. Moot turned a Boston. home in Portland They mad^ the was not stiffened Saturday. OFCIJTICURA to that he j USE somersault show of Rocklr.nd and Orrin C. Ginn returned Tuesday from a bus- Lawrence of trip in their auto by the way up any after the feat. C. M. iness to Boston. Bath... Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goldsmith visited trip Fitchville, Vt., officiated as the measurer. After Other Treatment Failed— Ladies’ Suits Hoosi Small and Rockland was in relatives in Waldo Friday.... Messrs. Hon. D. N. Mortland of Wagers aggregating several thousand dollars Eczema in Raw on A Dolliver are painting Mr. E. L. Cunningham's Spot Baby KIRHEN Oiwro town Friday on business. were placed on the contest, it is claimed. house....Mr. Ross Nickerson returned to Face Lasted for Months— NEW MODELS in all the Miss Alice G. Crocker of Bucksport was in large number of Mr. Evarts’ friends were pres- Boy’s Franconia, N. H., Wednesday.... Mr. Albert CABINET OrtfLO last week friends. ent from Boston, New York and Washington. Cried with Pain when Washed. ^ town visiting arrived from Seal Harbor, Thurs- Priced Suits. for Pike Bros, Cunningham Popular in the Here is a stunt expert choppers Miss Gladys M. Butman is visiting day.... Mrs. Abner Littlefield of Waterville is to equal this feat on the Pitcher and Sargent family of George L. Merrill in Dixfield. the of her brother, Frank M. Stevens.... AND wood lots the winter. guest ECZEMA WAS CURED coming visit- ALL THE NEW EFFECTS Capt. and Mrs. D. S. Goodell and daughter Ralph Cunningham of Greehfield recently that Mrs. Cun- HAS NEVER REAPPEARED tfanzy arrived Saturday from Boston. Beware of Ointments tor Catarrh od his grandparents, Mr. and Emery H. M. Phillips is visiting re- Plain Tailored Mrs. Burton E. Larrabee and Miss Florence Contain Mercury, ningham_Mrs. Directoire, Empire. latives in “Our baby boy broke out with Colcord returned from Boston. the sense of Unity. Saturday as mercury will surely destroy eczema on Ins face when one month and Trimmed Also derange the whole sys- on the 6ide of his face Prettily styles. steamers of E. S. S. Co. will smell and completely WIN TKK PORT. old. One place The the begin the mucous sur- tem when entering it through of Brooks the size of a nickel was raw like beef- Oct. 5th. ex- The friends of Mrs. R. G. Campbell their four trips per week schedule faces. Such articles should never be used Bteak for three months, and he would Separate Coats, Skirts, Raincoats. from physicians, were to welcome her on her annual I bathed the that E. S. Dolliver and Inez H., cept on prescription reputable pleased cry out when parts Mrs. daughter, is ten fold to the as the damage they will do visit to her old home here... Mrs. Alden Rob- were sore and broken ont. I gave him were in last week calling on friends. from them. Hall s Bangor you can possibly derive three months’ treatment from a good good & j erts of Hampden is visiting her brother, Frank ^ F. J. Cheney end (f that time the Mrs. C. 5. WEBBER, The first rain for over a month came down Catarrh Cure, manufactured by doctor,but at the and is Mr. C. W. who has been Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, Simpson.... Fernald, child was no better. Then my doctor morning in several heavy showers. blood Tuesday taken internally, acting directly upon the obliged to leave his business in New York on recommended Cuticura. After using 4 Bell Street, Belfast, Maine. of of the In buying a third of a See the advt. of Fuller & Cobb’s opening and mucous surfaces system. account of ill health, arrived Saturday and his a cake of Cuticura Soap, Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu- box of Cuticura Ointment, and half a ladies’ fall and winter suits, cloaks, skirts, etc. Hall’s will the winter here.... ine It is taken internally and made in Toledo, family probably spend bottle of Cuticura Resolvent he was well free. Methodist -____J Mrs. B. F. Plummer arrived Tuesday from Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials Rally Day was observed by the end his face was as smooth as any Price 75c. bottle. was He is now two and a Camden and is the guest of Miss J. C. Nickels. Sold by Druggists. per Sunday school Sept. 27th. The church baby’s. years Kitchen^; m Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. half old and no eczema has reappeared. beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and 1906, H©osier C Mrs. Hiram M. Bailey and son Amasa return- I am still using the Cuticura neap; I Copyrighted, by Mfi?. flowers. An appropriate sermon was given to finest toilet scan 1 ever ed last week from a visit with relatives in Bos- think it is the the children in the the Rev. used. I keep my little girl's hair and morning by pastor, THE HUiiiAND 5H01ID , ton. OCKTON ^SPRINGS. face cleansed with it too. I am 60 I ST A. J. and an concert Lockhart, interesting by Cuticura has done Mr. and Mrs. F. Sherman of Burnham thankful for what George the in the .A. W. Shaw is w:fe a school evening... for us. Mrs. M. L. Harris, R. F. D. 1, week on relatives and were in town last calling The Ladies' Aid Society will meet for work, 14 and June ’07." JARS quite ill....Mr. James Freeman met with Alton, Kan., May 12, fSTONE 1 friends. afternoon with Mrs. Herbert this, Thursday, quite a serious accident Sept. 20th. A staging Mrs. C. C. Homer of was in town West Main street. Bucksport Clifford, on which he was at work gave way and he fell the of her daughter, Miss cleared from our last week, guest The Italian bark Espasia about 8 feet, striking on his back. He has suf- Guida C. Homer. last with a cargo of Hoosiei custom house Monday, fered intensely, but it is hoped the injury will FOR PICKLING sea SANATIVE Charles F. Smith has sold his farm on the shooks for an Italian port. not a permanent one, and his many If her values ho prove Antiseptic Cleansing Is Best kealk, I H. of Dor- P. Guild for a Belfast, road to Charles Lindsey The young lady members of the T. friends hope speedy recovery-Ernest Cuticura. | and happiness. by | Accomplished chester. Mass. will meet next afternoon with Miss Damon had his shoulder put out of place while Friday find Cuti- on It was Women, especially mothers, and 6 who has been in town for sev- Flora Gardner, Middle street. working the mountain last Friday. All Sizes==l, 2, 3,4,5 Henry Algier, cura Ointment, and Pills the pur- f gallons \ as Soap! > in a painful accident, but he is getting along ana most ( eral weeks, returned to his home Hollistcn, Rev. H. E. Rouillard will preach on “Reli- est,.sweetest, comfortably as could be expected-Mrs. John effective remedies, fer "r Mass., Thursday. gious Inclusiveness'’ next Sunday morning at to a former resident of this now of preserving, purifying, $16.50 ft Norton, place, M. Nichols left for Lime- the Universalist church. Let there be a good- and n£ the Miss Ethel Friday Mrs. Wm. Shaw last beautify Brewer, was the guest of shin, scalp, hair, and .4 catalogue for tin ,,-./.I stone, where she has a position to teach in one sized congregation. week... Mrs. Caroline Kilburn is visiting hands, for the treat- of the schools. Mr. Edward R. Overlook left Thursday to ment of M. A. COOK, For sale by public friends in North Bucksport... Congratulations inflammatory i Searsport, from Mrs. S. Overlook, in and ulcerative condi- Sch. Carrie Strong arrived Saturday join his mother, Henry are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Charles being tions. as well as for re- N. with fertilizer to the A Mass. He will probably be absent Elizabethport, J., Somerville. Bartlett on the arrival of a fine son Sept. 23rd. storing to health, HeJ A. C. Co. at Mack’s Point. the winter. and through Mrs. Bartlett is at the home of her parents, strength, beauty Leonard Hazeltine, aged 4 months and 11 weak, nervous, days. from New on his return pale, WEDDING EELLS. Hunter. In Jewett Hun- I Andrew J. Colcord arrived Charles Devereax left Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Atwood-Mrs. Clinton, 24th, Eatonli Sunday Monday Evelyn faded, run-down women. Sept. Spencer, prematurely ter, aged 88 years. York and is visiting his father, Frank A. Col- to New York after a fortnight’s stay with his Wardwell and Mrs. Emma Philbrook were the Guaranteed absolutely pure under the House ee A but Havener, In Portland. Sept. 29th, Beulah Complete fumi'io.. on School United States Food and Act. Morse Wetherb very quiet pretty cord, on Main street. wife at his mother-in-law’s home matrons at the Methodist Circle last Tuesday, Drugs A., widow of Charles A. Havener. Complete Externa! and Internal Treafncnf. 'or 23rd street. Mrs. D. will him later. as usual it was a occasion. took on Wednesday Sept. Flaherty. In Frankfort, 25, MAIN Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Harris have been at join and very enjoyable Every litnnor of Infants. Children, and Auu'ts con- wedding place September 47 STREET, BELFAST Mil I sists of cuttcura Soap (25c.) to Clear: si the Si.in. when Miss Alice Louise Wetherbee, Roger Flaherty, aged 68 years. Mon- .... Mrs. Flora Coleman of New York was the at noon, Swan Lake the past week, the guests of Mr. Charles M. Stewart of Bangor arrived Cutlcurr. Ointment (50c.) to Heal fie Skin, ai d Rogers. In South 27th Cuticura Resolvent (50c.),(or in the form of Chceo! no of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Orrington, Sept. to look after of her brother, Frank last youngest daughter widow of and Mrs. J. A. Clement. day and remained over Tuesday guest Simpson, Coated Pills. 25c. per vial of Go) to Punfv toe i'1 ed. Mercy A., Almon Rogers, aged 8( in to he has week... Mr. and Mrs. Willis Roberts of Som- Sold throughout the world. Potter Dru? & C:.cm. Morrill of Belmont was united marriage years and 9 months. has on sale a line of Miss the business of the Italian bark just Mr. C. O. Sawyer Corp., Sole Props., Boston, Mass. cler- Book on Skin Leslie Morse. The officiating Studley. In Thomaston, September 21 loaded at Jellison with shooks for erville, Mass, and Mrs. Josie Keller of Brewer Gtf-lklailed Free, Cuticura Diseases. Mr. Elijah H. D. Hichborn's new postals— Cape orange son of Mr. and copyrighted A. Smith of Belfast. Lewis, Mrs. Melzer Studley have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. gyman Was Rev. Ashley Searsport and fcwan Lake views. Sicily. aged 14 years. FASHION D. M. Mrs. Edwin Flemant and Miss Annie A. Morrill of Portland, sister of Wadsworth. In Belfast, 28th, Rev. H. E. of Spencer.... Sept. Capt Rouillard, superintendent iSHlr JNEVVb. best man Ansel 69 Mrs. Charles have returned from a visit the bride, was maid of honor. The Wadsworth, aged years. to attend the Waldo Young arrived from Santiago. Cuba,called schools, expects County Witham. In Bucksport, Sept. 28th, Abhie try Monday to friends in several in Massachusetts. was Everett P. Morrill, brother of the bride. Convention in Belfast next places wife of Lavater Witham, 62 here the serious illness of his mother. Teachers’ Friday, AMERICAN PORTS. aged years. by The bride was gowned in white mus- Wiswell. In Mrs FUR the entire of prettily Frankfort, Sept. 25th, who accompanied by teaching corps SANDYPOIXT. New York, Sept. 23. Ar, sch. Frances Hyde, Mrs. Nettie Cruft of Dorchester, Mass., lin and carried sweet peas. The maid of Ellen Wiswell, aged 87 years. the town, Sanderson Hall died at his home Stonington; 25, ar, sch. Pochasset, Long Cove; pink of Mrs. Lillias L. Nichols Livingston sweet Autumn Sale off; has been the guest 26, ar, sch. Frances V. Sawyer, Frankfort; 27, hcnor wore blue and carried white peas. My Waterville ar- 21st. He was born in Frankfort 74 last week. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Page of Sept. years via Har- on Water street, returned home ar, sch. Hattie H. Barbour, Bangor Sag The couple received many pretty and useful WILL COMM!. rived train, called here by ago and when nine years of age came to live in schs. Maud Palmer, Fernandina; Saturday night by bor; 28, ar, and silver. Both bride and Sch. Cora F. Cressey, Capt. Haskell, arrived bark Her- gifts of cut glass the illness of Mrs. P.’s sister, Mrs. Roxanna A. the family of the late John Libby of Prospect, Ruth B. Cobb, Port Royal, S. C.; cld, Maine OCTOBER 1 lw> with the Central R. R. from Norfolk with tons of coal bert Fuller, San Juan; 29, ar. schs. Andrew groom are very popular young people Saturday 3,982 Simmons. left for Frankfort, and made his home there until he was married, They Monday for New Annie B. host of friends. ever set to the Penobscot Coal Co. at Mack’s Nebinger, Bangor Rochelle; and have the best w’ishes of a Largest offering consigned en route for home. He then came to nearly fifty years ago. Sandy- Mitchell, Cove for (latter which will a favorai:- Long Philadelphia left for a brief wedding trip after On and after October 5, 1908, trains connect This be Point. and had since made his home here. He sch. Pendleton Satisfaction, Philadelphia. They Mrs. Roxanna A. Simmons seemed more point sld); friends. ing at Burnham and Waterville with througl see what you want for tli 24. Sld, schs. Robert H. Mc- will be at home to their many Edmon Eno closed Brookside cottage Oct. was a blacksmith trade and in the of Boston, Sept. they trains for and from Bangor, Port Seeing the goods with natural last Sunday; but symptoms were less by days Davis Palm- Waterville, Curdy, Baltimore and Jacksonville; land and Boston will run as settle nect-.- 1st. Mr. Eno has been did the iron work for of follows: every point engaged by proprietor Her daughters shipbuilding many the er, News; J. C. \X »;rsT FKANKFOKT. encouraging Monday evening. Newport Strawbridge, Apalachi- FROM 15KLFAS1. ness with us. W. E. Grinnell as clerk at the House and later had a cola load for ar, sch. Jacob M. returned from a visit with Searsport have great sympathy from the community in vessels built here, shop where (to Boston); 26, Mrs Hobbs has Goods sent to al! par Chalmers A.M. P. M. P. M Haskell, Norfolk; 29, cld, schs. Mary A. Hall, Mrs. Clarke, on for the wdnter. anxious watchii he did horseshoeing and jobbing. He left her granddaughter, approval. their g. only Harriet C. New York. Mrs. Mamie Ben- Belfast, depart. 6 55 12 15 3 2( Jacksonville; Whitehead, and is visiting her daughter. All letters of inquiry pr< Eben E. who had several work when eyesight left him and failing 23. schs. has returned home Citypoint. +7 00 12 20 21 Sawyer, spent The members of Pownal Lodge. F. and A. M. Philadelphia, Sept. Cld, Helvetia, son Mrs. Edgar Thayer ±3 of Mrs. health necessitated. In life he married W. Wells, Portland; 23, cld, schs. Mass., and is entertaining her Waldo.+7 10 tl2 30 .3 3.' weeks in town the guest his parents, attended the funeral services of Mr. Living- early Calais; George from Lincoln, I. V. MILLER. Jacksonville; Irene E. from Pennsylvania.... Brooks. 7 22 12 42 3 4' B. on Cross left Cousens, who died in June. 1907. Josephine, Meservey, sister and daughter | W. Sawyer, street, Monday stone Hall, last afternoon at Sandy Lydia They is 1m- 34 tl2 54 13 5i B Thursday Boston; 24, sld, schs. Alice F,. Clark, Portland; Will Carter, who has been quite sick, Knox.:7 109 Main Street, j for New York. were given three children, Edward, who died visit- Thorndike. 7 40 1 00 Point village, and performed their burial rites Gen. E. S. Greeley, do; 25, ar, sch. Ralph M. proving Dr. G. A. Ellingwood of Gray 4 Of when about three years of age; French, who Cheverie, N. S.; cld, sch. Gov. Pow- Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Moore for a Unity. 7 48 1 08 4 IS The Penobscot Bay & Electric Co. had four at the house and grave. Hayward, ed his cousins. and ers, ar, sch. E. Palmer, I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burnham, arrive. 8 10 1.30 4 3= from died about 17 years ago; Fannie, widow of Portland; 27, Mary few days last week... tons of wire landed here on the steamer — Mrs. Lizzie Blanchard did not leave “The were in town last Thursday Clinton. 8 28 6 07 the late James Richards, who lived with her Bangor. Boyd of Stockton on their line from and Mrs. Judson Benton. 8 38 — 6 16 Boston Friday, to be used Stockton" last week as intended, and at this Baltimore, Sept. 23. Ar, sch. Augustus H. in their auto, guests of Mr. and cared for them as a parents only daughter Babcock, Boston; cld, sch. Mertie B. Crowley Mrs. Everett Larrabee and children, Bangor. 11 35 3 20 6 1C Orland to Camden. is still a at the hotel; but expects Curtis.. writing guest can. leaves one French P. Rich- sch. H. been Mr. A.M. He grandson, Boston; 24, sailed, Augustus Babcock, Augusta and Vernon, have visiting The employees of the Bangor & Aroostook to visit Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bean in Hallowell cld, sch. John Maxwell, Waterville. 8 44 2 12 6 22 of whom he was fond; one Jobos; 26, Mayport; sld, and Mrs. Edgar ards, very sister, Ward._ A.M. a at Junction sch. Edward H. Cole, Port 27, p,m. p.m. yea R. R. had clambake Milo soon. Her health is indeed. Tampa; passed jumbo very poor Mrs. E. S. and several and Patterson, nephews down Cove Point, sch. Pendleton Balti- Portland. 11 30 4 50 9 30 ■.. 2Gth. W. E. Closson furnished 28 bushels Sisters, -»[ Sept. PRICE CURRENT. Last Friday Mr. Hayward Peirce of Frank- nieces. He was a member of the lodge of Ma- more for Portsmouth. BELFAST -E-D. 330 7 55 5 30 Roston,Boston* in all the financial ti n: of clams for the bake. ^ w. D. 3 20 9 05 jhat fort with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. of Ala- sons in Stockton and attended when Norfolk, Sept. 22. Ar, sch. Wm. B. Palmer, 8 25 Scrippe always for The Journal. s. hut 6 is done with Bangor; 23, sld, sch. Augustus Welt, Bango:*; Corrected Weekly TO BELFAST means Capt. and Mrs. C. N. Meyers and daughter meda, Cal., called on the Misses Hichborn on able. He was a kind parent and neighbor, and % being done by 24, sld, sch. Wm. B. Palmer, Bangor. PAID PRODUCER. drafts? It you do not a i• Violet, who have been on a voyage in the Church and took Miss Hichborn his to them in the PRODUCE MARKET. P.M. A.M. A.M. street, Mary many remember help past. Washington, D. C., Sept. 22. Ar, bark John iug account start one non T-, E. D. 7 00 y oo barkentine 1. to S. per bu, 50a75 Hay, from its convenience aim Mabel Meyers Rosario, A., to Frankfort to remain over Sunday at the The funeral was held at his home Wednesday S. Emery, Trinidad, Port Spain; sch. R. Bowers, Apples, Boston, w D. dried, lb., 7, Hides. g 45 true. If you are not tan arrived home last week. St. John, N. B. per bp Peirce home. afternoon, Rev. H. E. Rouillard officiating. Lamb. Id P.M. tern come ‘to us and we v. 26. Sld, sch. Frank Bar- Beans, pea, 2.75a3.00 Jacksonville, Sept. Skins, 40aoU Portland. 10 35 7 00 1 05 Post Office Inspector Spofford and family, Miss Plummer of North ar- Undertaker Park conducted the service. A net. Boston. Beans, Y. E„ 2.75a3.00:Lamb Mary Searsport 8 A.M. who have been the summer in town number of Masons escorted the remains Pascagoula, Miss., Sept. 23. Cld, sch. Alice Butler, 27a28JMutton, spending rived last week to remain for an indefinite time large 6a8 Oats, 32 lb., on Waterville. 6 55 9 50 4 15 Lord, Havana. Beef, sides, on Howard street, returned Saturday to their with Mis. Avelina street. Mrs. to the cemetery, where a committal service 6 Potatoes, Bangor. 6 45 12 25 Griffin. Sylvan San Francisco, Sept. 24. Ar, stmr. Alaskan, Beef, fore quarters, was held them. The burial was in the fam- 60 Round 8 p. M. home in Haverhill, Mass. G. is suffering from a serious inflammation of by Nichols, Honolulu. Barley, bu, Hog, Nation 14 Straw, 8.00 Benton. 7 02 49 56 4 22 Searsport ily lot. Mrs. Harry Morse has returned to Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 29. Sld, sch. Pen- Cheese, Cadet Wiluei o. carver, who has been visit- the limbs and feet, which is very painful. We 16 Turkey, 2ba2» Clinton. 7 13 10 05 4 33 after a dleton and West Indies. Chicken, will give your business, b her home in Roslindale, Mass., two Brothers, Philadelphia 3 Burnham, 8 25 10 20 4 50 ing his mother, Mrs. Clara E. Carver, on Main hope her case may soon be improving. 23. Ar, schs. Charles E. Calfskins, 10 Tallow, depart. visit from went Bangor, Sept. Wy- OalO 8 44 10 small, careful attention. s. the U. S. weeks’ here.Several here 18 Veal, Unity. 45 5 09 street, returned Monday to Naval We that recent from our man, Flora A. Kimball and George E. Prescott, Duck regret the reports 26 unwashed, 20' Thorndike. 8 52 11 00 5 17 on the excursion to Kineo, and all report it as New York; Reuben Eastman, Boston; 24, sld, LV„S' Wool, Academy at Annapolis, Md. Mrs. H. now 4.00a4.50 Knox. 19 00 25 DEPOSITORS IN THIS BAN townswoman, Ralph Rockwood, 13al4 hard, til 10 t5 -- the best one known for this season of the sch. M. Law, 25, Fowl’ Wood, ; a year. Lyman Newport News; sld, 3.00 Brooks. 9 15 11 30 5 40 Sch. Gov. Brooks, Capt. McLeod, arrived Fri- in Colorado, are not as as her schs. Celia to load for 18 Wood, soft, encouraging .Mrs. Jennie black left last week for Mars F., Stockton, New York; Gees4, MARKET. Waldo. t9 25 111 40 t5 50 ABSOLUTELY SAF day from Norfolk with 4,380 tons of coal con- parents, Capt. and Mrs. Elden Shute, could de- Fannie F. Hall, Boston: Northern Light, Provi- RETAIL PRICE. RETAIL ; where she is as milliner. Citypoint. t9 :5 +11 50 6 00 Hill, employed dence; 26, ar, sch. Stella B. L10 signed to the Penobscot Coal Co. at Mack’s sire. It is hoped that the invigorating air of Kaplan, Newport Beef, Corned. 12 Lime. Belfast, arrive. 9 40 11 55 6 05 Mrs. Martha French, who has been very ill News; Harry C. Chester, Boston; Mary Brewer, lSa20 Oat Meal. !j CAPITAL $50,000.00. Point. She finished discharging Tuesday. that locality may benefit her bronchial trouble Butter Salt, 14 lb., 4| tFlag station. for several weeks, is She is Weymouth; Minnie Chase, Castine; sailed, schs. 96 Onions, 3 improving. Corn j Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at eventually. Antelope, Boston; Polly, Northeast Harbor; 93,Oil, kerosene, 13al4 I SURPLUS AND PROFITS Sch. Kittie Lawry, Capt. Colson, while bound cared for by Mrs. Clara Harriman.Mrs. Cracked Corn, $5.00 from Belfast and all stations on Branch. Monomoy, Tremont; 28, sld, sch. Telumah, New 93 Pollock, 6 Sears’ Island A large company from Stockton—about 70 left last week for Corn Meal, tickets to all West and North- up river Sunday, went ashore on Lucy Lewis California, Haven; 29, sld, sch. C. B. Clark, New York. « Through points ORGANIZED 1 in Cheese, west, via all for saie persons from the whole town—participated soon her arrival Stockton 22. Cld, sch. Lizzie £>rk; 1.13Jo routes, by Lewis Sanborn, and was floated Sunday evening, assisted and will be married after Springs, Sept. 1.70 Plater, ledge New Cotton Seed, Agent, Belfast. MORRIS the pleasures of the “Autumn Leaf Excur- Pros- Lane, York; 23, sld, Italian bark Ines (for- 8a9 Meal, 4 I McDONALI), a crew of sailor men from Searsport there to Mr. Clifton Grey, formerly of Codfish, dry, Rye Vice President and by young Geronima ar, sch. L, General sion” over the B. & A. R. last merly Bianchi), Messina; 10 shorts, Manager. R,, Thursday, are to now renew the love of their Cranberries, F. E. BOOTH General village. pect. They Anna P. Chase, Bangor for New York; 26, ar, BY, Passenger Agent. finding less trouble from the snipke of the big Clover Seed, 00 Sugar; F. R. JEFFIFrI youth, having been firm friends for several sch. Celia F., Bangor. Salt, T. I., 3.8£4 to and Moosehead Flour, 5.50a6.7o On the excursion Kineo forest fires than was Tha view Searsport, Sept. 24. Sld, o expected. years.... Mrs. Annie Thompson has returned barge Enterprise, H G. Seed, 0.00 Sweet Potatoes, Lake 23d Dr. F. K. Saw- Fort Point, to aw'ait tug for Philadelphia; 25, 14 Wheat Meal, 4 Sept. Sawyer, pben from Kineo was very good. her home in Massachusetts. She was called f.o ar, schs. Gov. Brooks, Cora F. SLATE RO0liT i, and Misses Elizabeth Frame and Harriet Norfolk; Cressey, ♦ THE der Marion Kneeland left last for the illness of her mother-Mrs. sch. Carrie North “KIPPEE.” Mj?s Friday here by do; 26, ar, Strong, Weymouth. { Slates embedded to make the steps to the top of Mt, Rockland, Me., Sept. 19. Ar, sch. ErskmC f)*mbed Presque Isle, where she has been engaged to Lpyisg, PgrkitfS visited for several weeks in Charlotte manufactured and furnished T. Sibley, Pendleton, High Island; 24, schs. HAIR BOW I where ^ ^ vie^' # the lake, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. ar, 23d. to Mr. ! < All leaks stopped in slate. Kir.eo, the? teach for the coming y$ar, She the only Bradford, Me., recently::: Wawenock, Saco; Massasoit, Bangor. Bartlett. In Winterport, Sept. [ Produces artistic effects in hair dress- a son. I j All work to be E 19- and Mrs. Charles Bartlett, jng, 1 Cr Can be worn with any X guaranteed Pike Bros, are putting up a new building ill of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kneeland oi Eames attended the Monroe fair....Mrs. Kale Stonm*:?". Me- SePt- Sld. seh. Helena, daughter Bradeen. In Troy, Sept. 2oth, to Rev. and color of ribbon. X of references. for the manufacture of and son left for Brown- New York. ;' the Carver shipyard Cape Jellison and a graduate of the Eastern Wilson Roger Saturday Mrs. W. L. Bradeen.a son. I 23. Ar, schs. Susan N. THE FASHION 74 Church St., Bd are now out 900 barrels ville after visit with Portland, Me., Sept. Colcord. In Stockton Springs, Sept, 2oth, barrels. They turning State Normal School at Castine, class of 1907. a her mother, Mrs. Olive Perth Am- $ Pickering, New York; Allen Greene, Mrs. M- Colcord, a daughter, I 1 with the A. A. C. Co. is to Mr- and EdEar daily. Their contract The she successfully taught in our Merrill,*. Mrs: Martha Partridge left last boy; 24, sld, schs. N. T. Palmer, Baltimore; Paul j past yew RokatliH' |i for 270,000 barrels, to be completed May 1,1909. W§ek for after the Palmer, Newport News; 25, cld, sch. Horace A, Ada ] town, at Lowder Rfroftk'/ Lowell, Mass., spending 16, to Mr. * i Stone, Baltimore. ChilliE, Ih Roekport, September > TO LI I B. E, Mr. and summer here.... Mr. and Mrs Sewell Williams a son. Dr. and Mrs. Larrabce. k. W. Dahl &rHVed last from 24. Ar, schs. Alice and Mrs F. C, Crone, ♦ Capt, Saturday Frankfort, Me., Sept. to Mr and Mrs. ;• John Misses Florence Louise of Portland have been visiting his mother, Tenants Ken- Foster. In Troy, Sept. 21st, Frame, Colcoi*d, Denmark, to spend a month in his Murphy, Harbor; Daisy Farlin^ Copenhagen, Crocker.... Rev. and Mrs. F. D. nebec river to for New Sanford Foster, a daughter, 9J pounds Two furnish Pike, and Mabel Edson Mrs. George (both load York); 29, to Mr. pleasant Lucy Sargent Griffin, former American home, the N. G. Hichborn In Rockland. September 22, Champlin have gone to Bangor, where Mr. nr, sch. Frahk Braihaird jfnfcty), Bockland; slfl> Gray. second w Fletcher and Malcolm H. Cook, left a son. lloor, running Saturday house, Church street. He had called upon Champlin will resume his studies at the Theo- sch. Alice Murphy, NfeW York. and Mrs. Arthur Gray, In September 25, to at 13 Miller street for a weeks’ outing at Attean Lake near Jack- F. in He will still fill the pulpit G&., Sept. 28. Sld, schs. Auburn, Hamilton, Northport, floor, Messrs. O. and G. F. Hichborn Portland, logical Seminary. Brunswick* a son, 8 lbs con- Mm. Arthur Hamilton, man in Somerset here for several months... We extend Boston; Theoline, do; Joseph W. Hawthorne, Mr. and THE STORE FOR MONEY SAVERS 39tf ilKS. M county. and C. S. Hichborn in Augusta en route from 24, to Mr. l to George Magee of Prospect and Portland; Emma S. Lord, Irvington. McLellan. In Boston, September | gratulation McLellan, a daughter. New York and came into town over our rail- Miss Susie Patterson, who were married re- Port 26. Ar, sch. and Mrs. Hugh D. HIGH STHEtT, BELFAST. The were entertained very Tampa, Sept. Frontenac, Thomaston J “tin shower" girls in Montgomery. In South Sep- road for the first time. cently Boston, Baltimore, Charles the home of Miss Inez H. Dolliver to Mr. and Mrs. Montgom- FOR SA pleasantly at I' ... II -—————— FOREIGN PORTS. tember 16, ■ “oOO” was the Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Rlthbail khd daiigh^- The homestead evening. Sept. 22nd. 10. Ar, bark Carrie WinsioW, to Mr. Batchelder Tuesday Barbados, Sept. In Burnham, Sept. 10th, t after which lobster salad ter, MiBS Frances, of Boston, arrived in town Buenos Mudgett. ner, ^ mile from Northport game of the evening, Ayres. and Mrs. Geo. J. Mudgett, a daughter. last called here the serious ill- Turks Island. 2. Sld, schs. Havelock be sold at a bargain. Apply tomato sandwiches, cocoa and fancy early week, by Sept. In Belfast, September 2-rtto Mr, and in cups, 3, Annie E. Banks Port- Poor. JOHN of Mrs. K.’s Mrs. Roxanne A; (Br), Providence; (Br), a son, 9 lbs. ffiffTIi ness mother, Mrs. Fred R. Poor, BuiC crackers were served. mm land. 38tf Savings Bank Simmons. They returned Tuesday morning Hull, 23. Ar, stmr. Romsdal (Nor), OF ROCKLAND Mildred Leach of Penobscot, Maine, Sept. Isadore the invalid somewhat more comforta- Stockton via Ardrossan. leaving in Able M AI1H1KIL and James Wellington Mulloy of Chicago, 111., There is a Heap of Solace Being Conetable Island, Sept. 23. Ar, previously, Will have an opening of ble. We hope permanent gain may follow. ir. Rev. W. K. Hagen to a Well Earned bark Fort de France (to load for were united marriage by Depend Upon Arlington, In Clinton, 19th, Mr. and Mrs. M. Colcord are receiv- New York. Choate-Hustvs. Sept. in Ontario, Edgar at the M. E. church Sudbury, Sept. Reputation. stmr. Choate and Miss Allie Hustus. the arrival at their Honolulu, Sept. 19. Sailed, Arizonan, George wood fitted for the in ing congratulations upon In St. George, September lb, Hard 21st. Mr. Mulloy is well-known Searsport, Nichols (from San Francisco), Salina Cruz. Cowan-Hall. home of a most welcome little daughter—Ada A. Cowan of Hampden and Emma J. in Belfast or been as foreman for Fair- months Belfast readers have seen the George Searsport. having employed For MARINE MISCELLANY. Harbor. of the Rox&nna—Sept. 25th. Mother and baby are Hall’ of Tenant’s R. E. on banks & Co. of Chicago in the building constant expression of praise for Doan’s Kid- In Rockland, well. The Capt. and Mrs. D. C., Sept 25. Bark John S. FITZGERALD-Burnheimer. v steel at the Penobscot Coal Dock at doing grandparents, read about the work Washington, William T. Fitzgerald of Cam- Beit. bridge ney Pills, and good they Wooster, from Port Spain, was docked September 22, Melvin E. Colcord and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus L. Emery, N. Burnheimer of Rockland Point. another was not as on den and Eva one II. Mack's have done in this locality. Not remedy today. Quarantine enforced, all N. H Victor A.t the home of Telepl 246, Ring come in for a share in the felicita- Hall-Hatch. In Portsmouth, Mudgett, of merit. board were in excellent health. A from here made an excursion ever produced such convincing proof F. Hatch, both of Rockland. large party tions this event—the first grand- C. 25. The Dominion Coal Hall and Nellie upon happy 95 Sydney, B., Sept. In Sep- to Moosehead Lake and Kineo, Sept. 23d, under Mrs. B. E. Allen, Congress St., Belfast, to discontinue coal Meservey-Hathaway. Roekport. child in each family. Co. has been obliged ship- of and Mrs. John Davis, Main St., Searsport, 100 went "It is since I first tried to tember 19, James S. Meservey Roekport the auspices of the E. & A. About Me., says: many years ments up the St. Lawrence owing dense Wanted Mrs. Dora Hathaway of California. at Kidder's dock The continued has been accom- Doan’s for which con- will have to charter additional vessels October 5th. from here and were joined by long drought KidneyfPills symptoms smoke; Mulloy-Leach. In Sudbury. Ontario, Sept. Beginning Monday, to overtake shipments this fall. Twenty-two and over from Belfast on the stmr. a fire in the Marsh woods vinced me that my were out of order. of Chicago fifty who came panied by dangerous kidneys between Montreal and 21st, James Wellington Mulloy a dressmaker from ’ steamers are held Que- of Penobscot. Miss MAE CLEMONS, Kitchen Girl at Charles from Stockton, which has required continual watching and I had consulted physicians and tried Miss Isadore Mildred Leach Castine. Large parties Sandy- previously bec. Deer New will be in attendance and will make In the sail Torrey-Haskell. In North Isle, Sep- York, Frankfort and during the past week, the wood-lots more than one make-shift to ally the inflamma- New York, Sept. 28. tonnage Prospect, Winterport “fighting” Delmont Torrey and Beulah ill alterations free of Rooms. Good wdtit point. market chartering was more active in the tember 14, Clyde charge. Lunch the excursionists en route to Bangor, of the town being endangered very seriously. tion and check the intense pains across my of Capt. and Mrs. Frank joined coastwise trades, and an improved demand Maude, daughter IL five coaches loaded with excursionists A night guard has been kept on duty for a back but nothing proved of any avail. When West India is Haskell. 71 Main Street. where prevails for tonnage. tonnage __ 3w38 over of was benefi- from Wilson’s demand but for River Plate were added to the train, which proceeded week. The heavy fog Monday Doan’s Kidney Pills procured in steady moderate and base oil at and wished for a I recommend- lumber carriers and general cargo DIED. Sale the B. & A. road to Greenville, stopping cial; everbody earnestly pow- drug store relieved me, willingly __ House for to the far east and Australia the re- was to the fire tonnage en route, where another coach erful rainstorm extinguish entirely. ed them so that other people suffering W. The Prudence Williams homestead, near Foxcroft publicly quirements are light. Banks. In Belfast, September 9, Joseph in with 800 Much cord in the has been to use to of a good attached, making ten coaches all, wood, piled woods, as I did would know what remedy get Banks, aged 70 years and 4 months. Hyder’s Cove, Islesboro, consisting FOUND 19, b. louse and about six acres of land, will be sold The train arrived at Greenville burned. relief. Time has not changed my opinion of Barter. In Stonington, September excursionists. and 20 it a of Willey found guilty M. Barter, aged 66 years, 5 months days, bargain. Inquire where the excursionists took Doan’s Pills and I endorse them today R. DUNTON, Picked up adrift in Penobscot at 10.45 a. m., Kidney Crockett. In South Thomaston, September 6t40 JOHN Katahdin and Moose- Fall and Winter Time Tables. as as when first came to my and Estella Bank Belfast, Maine. board boat, white. Own passage on the steamers just strongly they ROCKLAND, Sept, 28—After being out 21, William, son of Ralph C. Mary Savings Building, painted and mile sail to the Kineo House. notice. I Doan’s Kidney Pills on hand the Court to- [ Knowles) Crockett, aged 4 months. same property i head for a twenty keep seven hours, a jury in Supreme by proving The fall and winter schedule of the Maine Davis. In Rockland, September 20, Edward one and the sail up most’of the time and a few doses now and then of of CARD OF THANKS' LAURENS W A!1 The day was a delightful Central railroad will into effect reported a verdict guilty manslaught- 83 7 months and 8 days. go Monday,Oct. in iay Davis, aged years, be remembered the party. sheets Berve to tone my kidneys and keep them of St. for the thanks to all Nortlir the lake will long by 5th, and according to the advance proof up er against Arthur Willey George Gray. In Rockland, September 24, George I take this way to express my 3w38 East M. of the time table there will be few order.” son of Arthur W. and Clara at the changes proper working of William E. Pinkham, a Port Clyde Edward, infant me in any way during the illness A novel contest took place Saturday in last tilling rhoihelped and child" from the train _ Mrs. C. C. Harvey arrangement operation For sale all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fos- of 3rd. The [Brazier) Gray. S. L. for the William M. Ev- by fisherman, on the afternoon July David ind death of my father, Hall, a visit country seat of the late Hon. winter. The Bangor & Aroostook winter Hasty. In Thorndike, September 18, home Monday night from ter Milburn Ox, Buffalo, New York, sole agents of St. no: now owned schedule will not into effect until Nov. 16th, trial of Gilman George, Willey’s 77 and all acts of kindness rendered. two weeks at the ami i arts of New York in Windsor, Vt., go Ralph Hasty, aged years. lowers pleasant but there will be several made Oct. for the United States. to the In 21st, Sanderson Richards. J. M. Whittier of Searsport. one of Mr. changes has been postponed January Hall. Sandypoint, Sept. Mrs. Fannie F. of " his son, Maxwell Evarts, when of companion, Fairfield Rev by 5th, in the time of arrival and departure take no was 74 years. Fort Fairfield.-Fort Remember the name—Doan’s—and term. Willey sentenced to two Livingston Hall, aged 52, 1908. farm hands, Edward Moot, chopped and several trains to conform to the time Tuesday In 28th, Robert Sandypoint, Sept. Evarts’ running in State I Hazeltine. Dexter, Sept. wood. The trees, pine. of Maine Central trains. other. (rears prison. piled up five cords of