The Republican Journal. _’_ BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1897. NUMBER 27. procession including many organizations Base Ball. themselves. The other games were lost by Government. REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. and Jefferson has de- City PERSONAL. PERSONAL. IHE citizens.Joseph such scores as 23 to 2,18 to 3 and 14 to 7, and cided to retire from the stage after his The were witnessed audiences disbanding of the Rockland and Au- by numbering The July meeting of the City Council was --.id EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY THE at the Fifth Avenue from a dozen to 150 Mrs. G. S. Mills left for Calais to wa9 in a few last engagement theatre, gusta teams left Belfast anywhere people. held Tuesday Benj. Kelley Bangor days in and Bangor two to Tuesday evening, July 6th, according October, 1898. During the farewell The whole effect was completely dis- visit her relatives. week on business. additional in which to Councilman ublican Journal Pub. Co. engagement Mr. Jefferson will revive all days to play off some gust every Rockland citizen and every one adjournment. Clement, who of their who ever felt in not is absent from the E. S. Bowker and family spent the fourth Mr. and Mrs. Smith the 4th of the successes in which he has appeared. postponed games. Thursday’s any pride Rockland; city, was the only absen- Hopkins spent that our felt interest in the team with friends in Brooks. at ■ hmrnal is iBT- i’atek for Maine sea game was a tie to the end of city any Green's Landing. up the 9th itself but because of the unenviable adver- tee. The roll of accounts passed, including Washington Whisperings. The 7 to but the bills under the various Mrs. S. G. Swift went to Garland last faring people." inning, 7, Bangors scored the tising it of a necessity gave us. It also appropriations was W. A. Arnold went Hancock county Sat- Y antic is no a of the as longer part navy of run in the follows: week for a winning 10th, with two men out. contributed to the immense amount of dam- short visit. urday to buy wool. the United States. At exactly two min- The age that the mismanaged and half-hearted Contingent.$1292.73 est Circulation in City and County Belfasts have done very little W. B. Snow of Boston the fourth utes past two Thursday the final orders kicking Maine State League has done to the glorious Highways. 1736 08 spent A. A. Hurd went to New York last week this season, but in this of the Navy Department were carried out. game they had good game of baseball. [Courier-Gazette. Fire Department. 88.33 with friends in Belfast. for medical attendance. i•; Terms. In advance, ; as $2.00a year The officers and crew assembled on deck cause, umpire Brady’s decisions were Library. 7«i 7«3 •>!\ 5o cents tor Miss Maria the fourth Uionrlis; three months. General School 142.51 Kingsbury spent, Miss Ida B. Roberts went to Wiuthrop i>ing and Commander Miller read the orders notoriously unfair. was purposes. Terms. For one square, one inch Reagan declared The Railroad Crossing in Waldo. School with friends in Waterville. in for contingent. 38.33 last Friday for a short visit. column, 75 cents one week, ami that make the vessel no longer a part of out at second, and because he protested he :or each sul lent insertion. -e'i the The was then hauled down Messrs. ,1. P. F. Henry W. Dunton was at home from John Warren went* to navy. fiag was ordered off the diamond and Webster Peaks, Benj. Chadbourne Total.$3374.74 North Bar Harbor last crew and the dismissed. Many of the was and Frederic State Railroad Com- Jay a few days the week. to work in a hotel. intents ot journal. put iuhis place. Auother instance was Danforth, The committee on finance was instructed past Thursday To-Day’s crew of the Yantic are now on the receiv- have rendered their decision on to settle with the Collector and Treasurer a fly struck by Hill which spectators iu missioners, Hon. George E. Johnson was in Charles Thomas of this while some have been on the taxes of 1890. Augusta city has been PAGE 1 ing ship Wabash, the of the Selectmen of for range of the foul line declared inside | petition Waldo yesterday on business. an Week A Railway Reorganization. transferred to the Marblehead.Hon. by 10 The committee on finance was instructed probate granted increase of pension. alterations in the near ! Railr- -ad Co ’ssing m Waldo.. feet, but which the declared a foul. highways Waldo Sta- to settle the back taxes the John Russell Young took the oath of umpire against property Mrs. Annie L. MeKeen arrived home last Misses Freda Cook and Inez Hanson went lie:lust Rage win? \ gainst Retit tions. were held in Waldo of Mrs. S. M. Holmes and Peltiali Shaw. office as librarian of before Pitcher Newell of the Bangors had his Hearing April to ; M--n!'..*• Races Cit> Government.. Congress right The and the chairman of Saturday spend the summer. to Unity last to visit friends. ami in 5th and June 7th. Mayor the com- Friday ikiieii:.iii Re.-1 :> Reit. .Congressman Clerk McKenney of the Supreme Court of thumb ruined so far as base ball is concern- 27th, Augusta May mittee on finance were authorized to con- R. W. and wife the United States IIis first The officers for the Rogers, Esq., spent the Mrs. N. S. Piper left f« L sters in a p librarian, ton for the Maine Ceutral Railroad Co. refunding. Chas. E. of Master ;• Tank Steal- middle joiut, the bone Johnson, Esq., Waterville was Georgie Smalley of Chelsea, M iss whom lie consulted on the work of his protruding through The was authorized to execute a :ng Trade Relfast Free Library., Mayor in Belfast last week on the skin. The ilesor Omitting merely formal legal portions the of for of business. is visiting his aunt, Mrs. W. W. Carter. del Si"a]1 ce*"ii Roeii: theatrical Rem- new office.Ellis H. Roberts of New tendons were not in- deed trust the care the lot in Grove decision is as follows: of the late C. Peirce. Everett Nason is at York took the oath of office as jured, but some of the smaller Cemetery Abby home from Somes' Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Brown returned PAGE 3. Thursday legaments Petition of School home The only we have to perform is first Committee for use of a treasurer of the United States and at once were parted. Croniu replaced him. Follow- duty Sound, where he has been at work. from a visit to friends in r. ; guatein.da..Nature..Fecen- room in Memorial Building was laid on the Friday Bang- to determine whether such shall cr 'ss mores Haying. entered upon his duties.The Senate ing is the score: way table for one month the Aldermen. by Mrs. Walter D. Staples went to Roekport Miss Sadie E. Clark returned home last PAGE 4. committee on election has prepared a re- the track at grade. We rind that it would The Mayor was authorized to cast the vote Bangor..2 20100020 1—8 last Saturday for a visit of a few Thursday from a visit to friends iu Rock- a 1 Toe 1 irtli of in ti.e Rhurches. port in favor of the of H. W. Belfast.1 be to cross the track of the of the city in the meeting of the Belfast & days. ,1nl> seating 13010100 0—7 impracticable land. o.o i.e.us. .NcrtbRort News obituary.. Corbett, senator from Moosehead Lake R. R. Co. for the Miss B. J. of recently appointed Earned 2. Two- Maine Central Railroad at this point at following Briggs Auburn arrived Sat- ... Id a h-dtte !: -ckland Rates..News runs—Bangor, 3; Belfast, directors: C. B. Hazeltiue, F. B. Oregon by the Governor of the State. It base hits—Sharrott 2. Home Mathews, urday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Miss Calvena left last mimes..Dr-•i-i-eii Dead tu rn his Sulky runs—Reagan, grade. And so we determine that it shall C. W. Frederick, C. E. Knowlton, N. F. W. L. Hall. Hervey Friday to i iiaw.d: A .M tie’: >•.•!.■ ••’!. Wedding was contended that inasmuch as the leg- Birmingham. Double visit her plays—Fitzpatrick cross under the track of the Maine Central Houston, Win. M. Woods, Geo. E. Johnson, Mrs. Pliineas Adams arrived sister, Mrs. Swan of Bridgew iter, islature failed to the and McDermott and Saturday to organize, precedent Birmingham; McBride, C. O. John M. Fletcher. Mass. PAGE 5. Donahue and Railroad. The statute does not authorize Poor, visit her mother, Mrs. Christiana established in the Montana cases was not Collopy; Mazena, Webster. Petition of C. H. Monroe for abatement of Morison. N-wj Bellas: Mrs. Rebecca R Alien.. Bases on s us to that the shail not con- and it would seem the com- balls—by Newell, 2; by Ulmer, say way be was on Adams ■ taxes laid the table the Aldermen. Thomas Rice left Eugene of Mass arriv- fue Maine M mi. al Fes i\ aj applicable, Hit by Saturday for a visit of Whitman, by pitched.ball—by Ulmer, 1. Struck structed across the 1 .lit V. R S. F. I :. Kill. •>! mittee concurred in the views advanced said railway, because Notice of County Commissioners on a ed last Meeting Newell, 4; two weeks to his daughter in Mass. Friday to visit friends in Belfast and M. S. out—by by Croniu, 3; by Ulmer, to establish a new was Berlin, C Trustees. by Corbett*s counsel.Orders have been 5. 2.30. statute gives authority to lay out town ways hearing highway re- Morrill. PAGE 6. Time, Umpire, Brady. B. 'sent out to all ferred to the committee on highways. John Tliombs spent the fourth with his superintendents of public or over or under any railroad Bass Lilies 1.. milk was postponed to an adjourned meet- Hubbard. < ’untiie**.. or eight stars each anti the second, fourth With two men ever, we understood that the Maine Cen- arrived dapanese American, out, Bangor bunched hits and ing. Saturday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rretty Names tor Rooks When Me go and sixth rows, seven stars each.Capt. scored five. In the Belfast tral R. R. Co. would not to the sewer were F. J. Mrs. E. H. aud a eighth, bunched object Bids for construction opened Rigby. Haney daughter Cleora ug poem Lyons of the U. 8. despatch boat Dol- 1 AGE 8. hits and with three men on bases Donahue crossing when the way was legally laid, as follows: are making a two weeks' visit to friends in states that President John H. Healey returned home last phin McKinley By H. E. McDonald: per linear foot, 8- week sd r: L.» als..County G.• rrespomleiioe..tihip hit a home run. The features were and we think the selectmen of Waldo Ellsworth. intends to make an extensive cruise the bat- from Makets l’.irths .Marriages.. Deaths. along inch pipe, 21 cents; 6-inch pipe, 14 cents; for Norwood, Mass., where he has been of Wise and have that un- the New England coast this summer and ting Reagan, catching of Ma- largely proceeded upon excavating and back filling under 6 feet, 20 employed. Bert Harmon left Thursday for North will visit Bar Harbor and Sorrento.. zena, first base playing of Donahue and the derstanding. The proposed crossing will cents per linear foot; over 6 and under 8 feet, East NEWS Oh Ihh WEEK. Hon. W. C. Harbor, where he has employment for 25 cents; rock, per cubic yard, man- Marshall went to Chief Hazen of the secret service has re- work of McDermott at second. The score: do away with four grade crossings near $3.50; Augusta the summer. ceived from another counterfeit of holes, complete, $45; lampholes, $2.00. Tuesday to attend a meeting of the State m Matters. At the eommenee- Chicago 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 tli is point, and must certainly be of Iuniugs.1 By H. J. Morrison and F. E. Cottrell: 800 Assessors. Hon. W. C. Marshall the jiew issue of silver certificates. It is Belfast.1 0 1 1 went to Lewiston exercises oi Harvard University, 0 0 0 7 0—10 benefit to the railroad company as well as feet of sewer on Church street, and 275 feet last to a of the Si' denomination with check letter Bangor.0 0 1 0 0 5 1 2 0—9 on Park Geo. F. Friday attend meeting of the State u degrees were conferred upon a to the public generally. We have there- street, complete, $1,987. Harriman, Esq., of New York ar- B. It is on two of Fair trustees. ■» : printed pieces paper Earned runs, Belfast 1, 1. Two- By B. H. Conant and Sanford Howard: of Maine students, among whom Bangor fore to the expense of build- rived Tuesday to visit his mother, Mrs. similar to the distinctive base only apportion On church as on Mary Master of arts. Louis government hits, Hill, Wise, Trainer, Casey. Three street, per plan, $1,975; following: the same between the railroad A. Harriman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Field weut paper, one of which has blue and red base hits, Keagan. Home runs, Wise Casey, ing company Park street for $1,000. to :<»n Hatch, Bangor; bachelor of law, Boston >ilk lines distributed Collopy, Donahue. Base on halls by Casey and the town of Waldo. The town must A. D. Hayes offered to serve as engineer Capt. John W. arrived home Saturday to visit Mr. F. s brother, :it.‘ Clement Douworth, Machias: through it.Ap- Ryder Sun- 0, by Dilworth 1. Hit by pitched ball, by and foreman of the work for $4.50 per day; Geo. P. Field. preciating the fact that the annexa- rirst construct one mile of road, for day from Rockland, where his vessel is 'i of law, Samuel Hale Pillsbury, Casey, 1 Struck out Dilworth nearly as engineer for $3.50. be- tion of Hawaii would necessitate a by 2, by Casey only o the of with sever- Mrs. R. u: bachelor of arts, Charles Stet- large- 2. Umpire Brady. Time 2:15. purpose doing away these The bids were taken under consideration ing repaired. C. \\ hite of Meadows, Idaho, ar- ly increased navy, the navy department to be acted on at an WiBon. Bangor; bachelor of arts, The Belfasts were again victorious over al grade crossings. And as the town has a adjourned meeting. Mrs. H. A. rived last Thursday to visit her sister Mrs. is to take to increase Perkins of Somerville, n expected steps the Adjourned to Monday, July 12th, at 7 Mass., Wales Bead, Pittsfield; bachelor the valuation of about §175,000, we do not is Jason Gordon. Pacific more ves- Bangors Saturday by outplaying them only o’clock P. M. visiting relatives in Belfast. Mr. P. >. William W. Lancaster. squadron by building spent Augusta; feel that we to further sels ui the Pacific coast. at all points. A home run by Wise saved a ought impose any the fourth here. Master Charlie Webber arrived .or or arts. Maxwell Tappan Smith, Secretary Long last week is to recommend to at shutout for Twice had burden upon it in relation to this matter. un: master of Charles Ammi expected Congress Bangor. Bangor A. L. from Boston to the summer with aits, PERSONAL. Blancliaril, Esq., of Bangor spent a spend its next session that be three men on bases and none failed We therefore that the of n. Cortland: master of arts, Lincoln authority given out, yet decide, first, grade few the week friends in Belfast. for the construction of additional battle- days past with friends in Bel- n.son to score. The features were the of the Maine Central R. R. Co. at this be Gibbs, Wiscasset..seventy pitching point Freeman M. Wood and family are fast and ships and torpedo boats. Some of the spending Unity. Mrs. Fred A Clark and Miss Lizzie Mar- yes "f the Bodwell Granite Company Wells, a running one-hand catch by Bir- raised at least 2 feet. The bridge to be the week iu Portland. former type of ships will undoubtedly Miss Mildred of Brooks riner of Rockland spent the 4th with their iicsboro went on a strike July 1st mingham and the and of constructed over said way shall be a plate McCarty returned be contracted foi with Pacific coast firms. batting catching Amasa L. Heal went to Portland Mrs. due hours schedule and ten hours yester- home Monday from a visit to her sister, A. A. Knight. Mazena. During the game McDermott was girder, with stone abutments, the distance friend, ..A star falls the day to visit relatives. Miss Annie military upon between Chaples. Mr. and Mrs. M. A Pattershall !• r last Fi>ii and Game. Fish Commission- presented with a handsome gold watch by the abutments to be 30 feet in the or:s oi another of Maine's sons and Dean of er < arleton that Lake Cobbosseecon- clear. The clear head-room from the lowest Percy Bellows Falls, Vt., is visit- Mrs. F. \V. Dunbar aud Friday for a visit to Mrs. p.'s sisv: Mrs. ii. 1 Merriam takes his says his local admirers. Score by innings daughter, .Mrs. place among tee will soon be famous ing relatives in Belfast. Chas. W. Hammond of Town. for its fishing. 3 9 s of the to the to be not Janies Sanderson of East are visit- Old : ig.ulicr » .cntuais on the active list of Innings.1 2 4 5 7 9 point bridge highway Boston, There are now at the Monmouth Belfast.3 1 0 1 U 0 2 0 0—7 Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. v:my of the United States.Wuido- hatchery less than 12 feet. The bridge, abutments Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waterman visited ing C. If. Crosby. Frank L-uks >.f Amherst. M ir- half a million trout and 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0—1 i.as a movement on eree- lish, comprising Bangor.0 and within the railroad location to in rived to visit F A. foot foi the highway friends Camden last week. Prof. I,. II. Stevens of arm- Saturday her father. landlocked salmon, that will soon be put Earned runs—Belfast 1 Two- Lynn, Mass., : a soldiers' and sailors’ monument, 3; Bangor be constructed and maintained the Rail- ed ami her Chas. F shav j into the lake. The lake is to be screened base Traiuor. Home by Miss Alice Shales went to Portland last last week to spend the summer and has Shaw, brother, atriotic town sent a share of hits—Collopy, Wise, large road C<\, and to the Board of taken rooms at Mrs. at the outlet so that the lish cannot runs—Reagan, Wise. Double plays—Trai- satisfactory week for a visit of a few weeks. Rich’s on street. Miss Jane A. MeLellan arriv. li i*e Fn sons to the escape High front, and their memory and McDer- down stream, and in a few years the fish- nor, Fitzpatrick Birmingham; Railroad Commissioners. Mrs. .'!. E. dav from well be cherished_Aroostook coun- Fobes of Haugh, her son Henry and her Dorchester, Mass.,«■ spem. :•••* will be fine_The Kineo Echo mott and Wells; Collopy aud Mazena. Base Ralph Bridgewater, Mass., is ing says: cation. She is a teacher in tie* Doivi.i-.Mer 'tato shipping season of 1890-bT is on balls—By Wells, 4, by Cronin 4. Hit by The Fourth Belfast. relatives in East Belfast. brother, Beuj. Jenny, went to Lynn last Sat- The largest salmon (salmo salar) ever hv visiting v over, and the figures are iuter- pitched ball—By Wells 1, by Cronin I. urday for a short High School. landed in America rod and reel Mrs. C. A. of visit, returning yesterday- the total exceeds that of by weigh- Struck out—By Wells 8, by Cronm 2. Um- Wiggin Stratliam, Mass., any The in Mrs. ed 54 and was killed several 2h. national holiday Belfast this year is Mr. and Mrs. \V. IV. Oakes of Cora Murphy and son Theo arrved season. The total number of pounds, years pire, Brady. Time, visiting her son, George. C. Lane. Boston ar- J. W. Dunn. Second honors were was somewhat We did not home fr<*ni East Boston, forwarded \ia the railroad from ago by THE END. paradoxical. rived Sunday witli a party of friends to Friday morning Dr. W. IL Drummond The Misses Keefe of Chester, Mass., are captured by of celebrate; and, the 4th of was the where Mrs. M. lias a as assistant •: u i w as 'J.: 171.847. from that The finish of the season came early, as again, July spend week at their cottage on the East position Montreal, who killed a beautiful speci- guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Si 1 Gey. 1. ami 1M»4, it would. Rain the first with us from Saturday evening until Tues- Side. teacher in the Grammar school. l,4Pt»,U20. men 50 1-2 lbs_The many predicted an. :■»! warded to outside weighing present Mrs. E. G. S. Ricker and sou Sherwood points on The small was *s season has been one of the for month and small attendance pleasant day morning. boy very Mr and Mrs. Wm. Patterson of Mrs. Florida Cillev of Jack-* n vi-uting _.a ..;7 greatest went to Boston to visit friends. Bangor ud carloads, New York much in as in the Monday fishing ever known at Katalidin Iron days proved a death blow to tbe Maine evidence, usual, early visited her aunt, Mrs B. F. Mon- her niece, Mrs. F. O R ■! .*rt.s, ci Bridge iX'.ng '.'U. it took 4,74b cars to Maddocks, Works. One last Frank Tib- ; of with crack- Mr. Guy Hersey of Bangor the day week, League. First Rockland gave up, and part Saturday night, horns, spent day on their way to their cottage at street. Mrs. 0. is 85 years old 1SG crop, and had they all been 1 Temple betts and another man from Milo ers, church etc. But our Fourth with her sister, Mrs. F. R Wiggin. In one train the latter would have caught Watervilie attempted to take its place, but bombs, bells, boys Heights. usually smart for one of her age. s2 trout at West Chairback and on for the miles W. pond, failed. Then Augusta went out, had considerable respect Sabbath, Felix A. Fortier of Pittsfield, N. H.. ar- long.George Knight, leaving Mrs. Thomas E. Shea aud arriv- The honorary degree nj Dectm* .f Sunday, Frank Hughes and Lewis Gerrish noise at daughter Divinity iiim-nr citizen of and for- four teams iu the a con- and all stopped midnight. There rived Tuesday to visit relatives and friends. Bangor, about the same number. At league. Monday ed Monday evening to spend the summer was conferred by Colby ITnvrsitv upon got Long was little the serious Kilight. Emerson iV Adams, sultation of the was very trouble, only a few Albert managers held’and Mr. and Mrs. -V. A. Walker of Castine visit- with her Mr. and Mrs. Rev. G. B. of father Mr ■ pond days ago, Brown, pro- parents, George \V. llsley Bangor, > tie dry goods merchant>. died at his Belfast aud difficulty being a scrap between some young prietor of the Long Pond camps, and while Bangor were willing to ed Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Keating last week. Burkett. R. L. llsley of Belfast High sclvol. that city Friday morning, of men and a at one of the Mrs. Silas Alden of Boston, who is stop- continue, Portland anil Lewiston were not special policeman disease. Mr. death Mrs. M. E Braude of ar- The friends of Lieut. Seth M. Milliken arrived lmim- last Knight’s in which the officer was Reading, Mass., Mrs. E. H. Dunbar of ping there with her husband, Prof. Alden, and the league died of “heart or if J churches, slightly Midden; until he had failure,” rived to visit Mrs. Geo. I. week from West Point Wednesday for several 20 salmon and at the yesterday Keat- Plymouth, Mass., will be pleased to learn Mili'iry Academy, in his usual health.The weeks, caught slang is allowed in a base ball article, died injured. Sunday night midnight Sagada- ing. that, she is where he with honors. He la-ids two trout in an hour and a half_The started in again, anil kept the racket gaining quite rapidly from her graduated uuty threatens to prose- for want of breath. The final games of the boys attorney lobster seen in or recent illness. a commission in the as sc. end biggest Biddeford Saco at intervals until well into the Miss Ida B. Carter and Master Charlie regular army owners of where liquor is Bangors and Beifasts were played in the up night. buildings for a time was from very long brought up Brown to lieutenant. under the nuisance act. There are lumber Monday, July 5th, each club There were but few illuminations and few went Lewiston yesterday to visit John H. Ellis of Augusta was substitute the Pool, Thursday, and carried over to city, and teeth in that part of the fireworks aside from the work of the relatives. postal clerk for H. M. Prentiss Miss E. M. Pond, Librarian of the Belfast sharper where it was to A. winning a game. The Beifasts went to Ban- boys. last week, an in and that is the Saco, presented Harry any other, The Chinese a fusilade of im- while the latter attended the Free Library, is attending tin* lectures on McXeally at the American express com- gor with an excursion on steamer Sedgwick, laundry gave Willie Kimball went to Ellsworth Mon- Christian En- .. it been so probably why has little deavor Convention. ! l’rof. W I. Fletcher at pany's office. The lobster measured 2 as far as in the even- ported crackers Monday evening that was day to the week with Dr. and Mrs. L.brary Economy by ... it is rumored that A. W. returning Winterport spend Thayer the Sauveur of feet and 6 inches from to and heard a distance in the Dur- F. Summer School Languages, House will take a lease of tip tip ing, but were obliged to remain there until good country. W. L. West. Mrs. S Brick went to Augusta 10 Bangor Tuesday weighed pounds. the the streets had a de- to visit friends. Mr. Amherst College. •ug-i based I)e Witt House, Lewis- daylight on account of the fog. Following ing day Monday Mrs. Joseph S. Thombs arrived home last Brick is to spend his score of : serted look. In the the base ball vacation in Miss Helen ■ f Mrs. A Railway Reorganization. is the the morning game morning week from Peoria, 111., where she has been Massachusetts, making a tour of Porter, daughter and the band excursion Innings.1 23459789 excursion to Bangor her husband and the western part of the State on his wheel. Florence C. Porter of Caribou, lias graduat- >i.ii.f. ( ornell won the freshman visiting daughter. Watervii.ee. 5. The Belfast.1 0 0 7 2 0 0 1 x—11 to Ellsworth took out of while ed at and will in Me., July legal many town, Mrs. A. Chadwick 'f Rockland is a Bradford, Mass., seminary .me 30th by three-fourths of a 2 0 4 0 1 2 0 0—10 Thomas Whittemore of Cambridge, an in- Lucy status for the reorganization of the Water- Bangor.1 and other drew the fail assume the duties t assistant m Ah. Columbia second one-third of Searsport, Northport points guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Norton. Her by ville A Fairfield Electric and Earned runs, Belfast 5; Bangor 1. Three- structor iu Tufts College, hrrived yesterday Railway away rnauy more. Ail places of business the Caribou High school. uth over Pennsylvania. The oflicial base hits, Collopy, Weils, Wise, to visit his Rev. C. H. Wells. daughter, Miss Grace Chadwick, left Tues- Co. is completed by E. F. Birming- where fire works were sold were friend, 21 ! Light attorneys except ornell minutes. 1-5 seconds; ham. Two-base hits, Hill, Donahue, Wells, day morning to Mr. C who is Mrs. John G. and s. v- l< lu: Webb of Waterville, and C. F. Woodard closed in the afternoon. There were several G. T. of Kansas and join traveling Cunningham 22 3-5 McKenzie. Bases on balls, by Ulmer, 4; Mrs. Stockham City mbia, minutes, seconds; of Bangor representing the picnics, clam-bakes, etc., during the day, in Washington county. and George of Franklin._ Mass., an visiting 23 1-5 seconds. bondholders, by Fowler, 3; by Casey, 2. Struck out, by her mother, Mrs. Linton of Brooklyn, X. Y., ;\vivania, 'minutes, and Hon. II. M. Heath of re- The larger ones being by the Methodist Sun- in Belfast and Searsnn-nt. Augusta Fowler, 2; by Casey, 1. Hit by ball, Mrs. W. K. Morison and Ruth friends They A despatch to the London Daily Mail pitched school and the King's are spending the summer at the Fogler house daughter the stockholders. The move- 1. Double day Daughters. v Gr v.mi and presenting by Casey, 1; by Ulmer, plays, of arrived last to will soon goto Northport amp Braila, the of Rou- on street. Minneapolis week visit principal port ment is headed on the of the stock- Fitzpatrick, Birmingham; Hill, Donahue. High part friends in Belfast and their cottage for the summer. a. says that twenty thousand inhabi- First on Page Wins Against Petit ftanan. Searsport. Miss Avis occupy holders by lion. 1. C. Libby of Water- base errors, Bangor, 2; Belfast, 3. N. B. Foss and wife have sold their of Calatz in Moldavia on the left Capt. who has and W. D. of Time, 2h. 5m. Umpire, Brady. Morison, been some time in the Miss MaBelle Fletcher has heel; v-elr tcf parties insured, are not liable to F'ogler company. Polk and children Provi- there on account of ill health. He is Mrs. Emily Grav of Brooksville is visiting and general manager. Bangor... 13 20 .384 j pre- lion.‘Tn and about Chicago busi* Belfast. 11 10 .367 j dence, K. I., were in Belfast and Waldo last paring to go into the Maine woods to pass her grand-daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Smith of has taken a decided turn for the bet- several weeks. [Bangor Commercial. Bateman Bears the Belt. Belfast and Bangor “die game.” The Monroe Races. week. They came to attend the funeral of this city. Last Thursday four generations says Chief Justice Fuller. From J. F. Payson. This is Mr. Carsou’s first visit Eugene Rust and family went to Bangor of direct descendants in the female l ue met The games were other races >wu he adds, was a time the following played by The classes for the July 3d personal knowledge, There when Hon. Cyclone regular to his native for 13 last for a short visit. His son teams of the Maine the week: city years. Thursday at Mrs. Smith’s on Bridge street. Mrs. Gray. i-iness in the general mercantile lines Davis of Texas seemed to be the most in- League past over the Waldo and Penobscot course at Fred will leave from in a few h has suffered much in late dustrious Middle-of-the-Road in All scheduled for June 30th were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dougan of New York Bangor days Mrs. Samuel Bateman, Mrs. Smith and her years, Populist games Monroe were declared off on account of the the but Prof. Bateman of Maine has for his home in Kansas The others picked up and we can world, on account of the rains arrived Tuesday and will the remain- City. infant daughter Fioreme. wonderfully, postponed rain and two classes were made up to take spend v borne the belt. He assaults the Hon Wm. Lewis- will remain in say that an era of prosperity is at At Portland July 2, Portland, 0; der of the season at their on the Maine until after the first of as as if his ob- were the three minute cottage The name of Col. William 11 Fogler has nd. Let it be ushered in without Jennings Bryan cheerfully ton, 5. their place. These was fuu without incidental adver- North Shore, Northport. Mr. William Cott- August. again been mentioned in connection with the Tier Ohio Democratic ject pure At Portland, July 3, Portland, 13; Lewis- and 2.31 classes, with special purses. The delay.The and to on the bench o< casioned tising, promises continue the show uian, who arrived a or two will & Co. of New York have ac- vacancy Supreme ton, 1. won in three day earlier, Denslow.Ward Mention, though it was solid for free indefinitely. At Nashville, July 4, Profes- former was easily straight- by the expiration of Judge Foster's term. At Portland, July 5, forenoon, Lewiston, also spend the summer here and has a some in m and had a lot to in denunciation sor Bateman is to make his final rush on it took five heats to naph- quired mining properties Bossburg, Col. Fogler, however, is not a candidate, lli* say 7; Portland, 2; afternoon, Lewiston, 15; aways by Mollie C., but and was dominated Mr. and at the same time Tom Wat- tha launch on the way from New York to be Stevens the show was the members of the lvnox plutocracy trusts, Bryan Portland, 0. settle the latter, which Anally went to Mae- county, Wash.,ami assays approached by John R. McLean of Cin- son will toss the Hon. Marion Butler. One used in about the bar who wished to advocate his cause and npletely by and time of each cruising bay the claims to be very rich—from $5fi to §515 of the beauties of being a Middle-of-the-Road ROCKLAND WAS SIMPLY DIGUSTED. umboy. The summary who were ready to pull off their coats in his nati, a millionaire and never known as ton in and is that there is little A. per gold silver. The friends of behalf. The Colonel was touched this m- Populist very competi- heat are given: E. Wilson of this city has completed by special friend of the people. Indeed, Two or three weeks wnen the Rock- tion, and you can have the centre of the ago Mr. E. H. Denslow in this section will be evidence of loyalty, but firmly declined. M was threw the 3 MINUTE CLASS. a full course and last Lean practically put in nomination most land base-ball supporters up ghost graduated Monday Col. has become such of late stage of the time. Professor Bateman to learn of the success of the of Fogler's health •- candidate for the senator- and said farewell to the Mollie C.1 1 1 from the Medical of the glad firm Democratic is nearly the whole of his party in Maine, mongrel aggregation department Univer- that he does not feel like adding anything to which our city, the cry of Don Advocate.2 2 2 which lie is the senior sHip, to succeed Mark Hanna.Cornell but fortunately there is more than enough misrepresented sity of Vermont. Of a class of 77 students partner. the strain which his large practice already went on all sides. a 3 3 is an winner of the race at of him to around. It is to see a “quitters” up Hardly Camille D’Arville.3 involves and even a candidate for easy Pough- go pleasant 9a failed to pass. His many friends will be Frank W. Gowen arrived in town becoming in the State failed to ehampiou the 2.55 1-2, 2.59 1-4. yester- mean ■ Columbia was second Populist who thoroughly enjoys himself. paper Time, 3.00, such an important position would epsie Friday. by cause of the “strikers” and bewail in mourn- to learn from the of the day from and is the of his The s pectacle is rare. [New York Sun. 2.31 CLASS. pleased following Philadelphia guest anxiety and worriment. These facts are a lengths behind and Pennsylvania did ful that the Limerock had lost cadence city honor conferred him. Dr. Wilson has Mrs. James E. Chalmers. Mr. Gowen source of to Col. t the 12 11 upon sister, great disappointment Fog- iinish.Queen Victoria, through its sporting blood. Macuinboy.2 who 2 13 3 the is now one of the of the ler’s legion of friends all over the State, 1 less, has thanked the newspapers for The $10 a week shoemakers who thought Gilbert C.1 accepted appointment: general managers Congressman Burleigh. 3 3 2 2 have always been anxious to see him still of Rockland had whole car loads of coin and Rocket.3 Medical Department, American Temperance Life Insurance As- keiriraany expressions kindly regard. 2.38. ) further honored by appointment to an office was to distribute it among 10 Time, 3.37, 2.37, 2.34, of sociation of Reports from Central Kansas indicate Washington, D. C., July 1. In the House only waiting University Vermont, J* New York with headquarters in for which he is so eminently fitted. In this or would be ball-tossers continued its ex- June 1897. ii.it was the 11 Burlington, Vt., 28, ) editorial- hot winds prevailing in that section to-day, after the journal approved editor of Philadelphia. He reports business as connection the Lewiston Sun says istence as a tramp organization, and gave C. E. Kendricks, the Boothbay Mr. E. A. pick- are serious to speaker laid before the House the creden- Wilson, “Col. VV. H. of Rockland, whose causing damage crops. exhibitions of the national to a little in and ly: Fogler of Edwin marvelous game will the Island Dear Sir; I have the honor inform you ing up Pennsylvania business in the as the come from tials Mr. C. Burleigh, recently Register, [publish Squirrel name was mentioned Sun prob- Particularly gloomy reports in the other Maine cities, winning one game that the medical have elected you as men elected to succeed the late representative, S. Beacon this summer; also papers for South- faculty generally in the State are very hopeful able successor of Judge Foster, is a well Rained and Great Bend.President out of the lot, we believe, a Assistant Demonstrator of for L. Milliken of Maine. Mr. Burleigh was by developing Anatomy that the improvement already begun will for the judicial position and arrived at his Canton home Sat- streak that astonished port, Ocean Point and Five Islands, includ- 1898. Yours equipped lawyer McKinley escorted to the bar of the House, where the batting everybody Truly, progress. After a short vacation he will re- would make an ideal judge.” [Rockland and was a' and most of all the ball new# of resorts. B. J. M. Sec. urday morning received by oath was administered. shoemaking players ing neighboring Andrews, D., turn to Philadelphia. [Waterville Mail. Courier-Gazette. Editorial Notes. the completion of great reforms in nation-1 Theatrical Reminiscence. GOLD DUST WASHING POWDKR. al matters. But President McKinley and The only opposition in the Sena e The old property-man seated himself on s administration have in that time more the Hawaiian annexation pioposi a moss-covered “practical” stump while nearly accomplished the reforms promis- j comes from members of the Democratic waiting for the play to begin, and in re- ed in their platform than any previous whose one after all- Headache to said: paity. Presidents, sponse my question administration ever did in double that ot hei down to Cleveland, recommended “Mistakes will occur, and things will time. The chief of the of the t':*- annexation of these islands. pledges platform derangement get mixed up in the theatrical business as were a protective tariff, international bi- stomach, torpid liver, well as in ’any other. I remember one season when I was with The metallism, it this could be had, the annex- i or can be Country It mu>t Lave been a pleasing experience constipation Farm. Everything real, you know—real atiou of Hawaii, a reform of the currency, a to 1 hat soldier stateman. William MeKiu- readily cured by cows, horses, chickens, and all that sort and a better state of affairs in Cuba. The j of stuff. One act was in the city, and h v, to In ist«again in Hawaii the Ameri- pleasant draught of protective-tariff pledge is now so nearly ! there were real fire-engines, cable-cars, can Hag. which was hauled down four Tarrant’s Seltzer boats, and such like. carried out that there is good reason to Aperi- ferry policemen, \<-ars ago by au ex-Confederate at the dic- Good play and took in money by the sta- ent taken before break- believe that the bill will be upon the i but hard work for me. Had to tate n oi President Cleveland. barrelful, tute a com- fast and on at cows to eat books early in July: currency j ~ retiring buy fresh vegetables for the 50c. and SI. All Draggists. ■ the in full view of the audience, and look after mission which shall devise plans for J TARRANT St CO., Chemists, Hew York, niglll. Ex Governor Altgeld of Illinois, whose a raft of other things. reform of the cuireucy system is to be skin is apparently somewhat thicker than “One night out at Zanesville. Ohio, just recommended to Congress, and the propo- as the curtain went up, the bay mule, that of Mr. Bryan, announced that he was sition will doubtless meet with favor in which appeared in the first tableau, kicked to New York to orate on the Fourth going Beat to Quarters. the brass cannon used in the Fourth-of- that body: a commission has been sent Midnight Belfast Free Library. of July, even though he knows that he July scene. He was a powerful kicker, hav- abroad to for international bi- negotiate Lieutenant Con Marrast Perkins of the been on me for about three wili not be welcome. “I will go,” said Books added during June, 1897. Second ing practising metallism; an annexation treaty with Ha- United States Marine contributes months, and the heat generated by the he*, “and let my patriotism bubble out Corps, list. of his shoe the cannon set \\ waii has been signed; the doors of Cuban an article on of the Drums” to striking against Philadelphia. whether like it or not." “The Last Fred Bowdoin art collec- they Allen, H. off the charge, and it blazed away right prisons opened to citizens of the United the St. Nicholas. The author laments July tion. 1896. 935.31 among the real cows and other animals. States who were and other The Democratic doctrine that reduction imprisoned, the gradual passing of the drum from use Allen, Fred H. Great cathedrals of The whole caboodle of em' stampeded reforms in Cuban matters are about ready in the and He the fol- the world. R. L. straight onto the stage. The real chickens of tariff rates would, by stimulating the army navy. gives definite and action. also tiew on. and the fire-engine horses for consideration account of a incident on Bell, Lilian. The under side of things. increase customs lowing frequent likewise the racket importations, receipts, 27 naturally charged in, a the use that is A novel. 1896 216 has an absolute under the man-of-war, showing right in their line. The stage hands NO-TO-BAGc™°CUR proven being falsity Over 1,000.000bores sold. 300.000 cures pro\ e its power ro destroy thedesire for tobacco in anv Our Letter. Bellamy, Edward. Miss Ludington’s on to Washington made of the drum: and most of the actors rushed to form. No-to-bac is in the world. id in In and® it ivv, Wilson law. which fell be- try the greatest nerve-food Many gain pounds day £S7,Nj2,24fi sister. A romance of 238 29 About this fails to make the weak impotent man strong, vigorous aud magnetic, .lust try a box. You will bo de- The is at anchor in a distant immortality. straighten out the tangle. llied the law in its first 33 ship lying lighted. We expect you to believe what we say. for a cure is absolutely guaranteed by druggists every- McKinley of The it is and is heard but Blaxland, G. Cuthbert. “Mayflower” time a water-pipe burst, and something where. Send tor our booklet Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away .' written guarantee aa! [Correspondence Journal.] port; night, nothing York,. months, those months with set off the thunder-machine, and it began tree sample. AddressTHE STEKLISiti REMEDY CO., ChicugoorXew comparing Washington, D. C., June 30, 1897. the tramp of the sentry on the forecastle essays on the story of the Pilgrim to thunder worse than I had ever heard in Sold and Guaranteed RICHARD II. tlieconespc nding period of the McKinley and the ripple of water at the gangway. Fathers as told in the Gov. Bradford by MOODY. Belfast, >!e. The tariff bill, when it reaches the Presi- a and eventful life. This the law. Only the officer of the deck, the quar- MS. of the Plimoth Plan- long jarred will contain the House 1 History snow and the flakes dent, probably termaster, and the guard are awake. The department, paper tation. 1896 .1113.8 to flutter down while rates on all the features, entire crew are below decks and began pretty lively, < >ne • t the numerous evidences of pros- nearly important j dreaming of Brodhead, Eva Wilder. One the a box of red fire in the wings from While it could be that in their hammocks. caught j ••iity since the of the new scarcely expected Visconti. A novelette. 224 4 the cannon and cast inauguration j The cabin door opens, and the captain smouldering wadding, ministration and the Senate would reject'the amendments in a lurid and fitful over the prospective enactment | steps forth softly, fully dressed, and wear- ♦Davis, Richard Harding. Cuba glare general NEW GOODS! own had as 1 call it. The real f a law is the announce- which its committee proposed ing his sword and revolver. He in war time. 1897 547 29 cataclysm, may protective-tariff speaks I a low tone to the officer of the who Durham bull tossed the heavy villain on ! i>11 n: and go absolutely back to the House sched- ! deck, Edwards, Matilda Betham. The from N\w England that the cotton ram sends an forward with a ! his horns, and the real old Southdown ! there is a among : orderly message. drcam-Charlotte: a story of echoes. 139.23 LATEST l. li ule, strong disposition STYLES! !>. widi have been accustomed uuder I butted the comic man across the foot- In a moment the orderly returns, bringing j Senators to allow the conference commit- Faiquhar, Anna. A singer’s heart... 213 29 and back into the of tie Wii-oii law to close during the sum- with him the drummer, who stands silent- | lights neighborhood Annie. stories and tee to restore the House sched- at the drumsticks in watch- Flint, Sunbeam the fifth row, landing him in the lap of his j sea>(*n. will this year run steadily absolutely ly mast, hand, j the commander. others. 856 33 honor, the Mayor. It was a scene long to | v rimii* u-terem e to time of season. ules on first and second class wools, ing struck. At Gilbert. An auto- be remembered, with the chickens flying farm “Eight bells"—midnight—is Hamerton, Philip j sugar, pottery, products generally a up into the proscenium boxes and cackling * * silent signal from .the commanding of- biography 1834-1858, and a memoir ( d. ■'eii.uoi Vest, failed and many other articles in which the an like m ul, and the orchestra trying to ! pTpaTmer play having by argu- ficer, the drummer poises the sticks by his wife 1858-1894. 823 22 the whole down with a red-hot lias a first-class assortment of the newest and best in the market >t !M-ni convince his Democratic associ- amendments made the Senate commit- then sounds the long roll, or thing by instant, Hamlin, Myra Sawyer. Nan at Camp which is at once followed selection from Wagner. Hut we got it ates >: error in their of tee have The bill as “alarm," by J support protection proven unpopular. or Nan’s summer with the the beat to Chicopee, all straightened out at last.” ; quick “general quarters.” UNDERWEAR, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS a ml ines. ! as fallen to faces at framed by the House committee and pas- 849 4 “Hut what about the audience.’” in- making Instantly the scene changes to one of, boys. specialty. : ?h«?m. l!is latest effort in that line is sed by that body was specially acceptable apparently, the utmost confusion. Four Hoppus, Mary A. M. (Mrs. Marks.) A quired an innocent listener. “Wasn’t there a NECKWEAR, GLOYES. HOSIERY, ETC. m attempt to create merriment against to Republicans generally in the fact that it hundred men leap from their hammocks; great treason. A story of the war of panic?” “Not a hit of it. That's the ! a few turns of the around 113 funny part 11:i ii ; 1 1 * them “cotton-tail Dem- precluded the possibility of suspicion or passing lashings independence. 28 lirg of the whole were a very in- f them, they throw them inti* their “net- Albert Harris. and thing. They See our celebrated WILCOX HATS, •. of which is successful that it was framed in Hoy, Eating on eiats," pj.ecies cheap wit charge then to their stations at the telligent audience, right up to date the STYLE H \TS 50 CENTS TO tings," spring 1896.. 924.16 OTHER PROM $5.00. ’■ drinking. realistic and it was : j. likely to be effective in a dignified the interests of or to the advantage of batteries, and cast loose the guns. drama, they thought Janvier, Thomas Allibone. An em- the first act. Never heard such an ap- I d\ like the Uuitid States Senate. trusts of any kind. Whether the Senate A moment more, and a bright flash and to PALMER'S fot wanted : ■hs-Go Bargains.-v- roar from the forecastle bursts bassy to Provence. 1898. 559 11 plause in my life. The manager amendments are more favorable to the pivot gun the stillness and of the Jerome K. Sketches in lav- to repeat the thing every night in place of ! ei" of all classes are upon gloom night, Jerome, >v\\']v] recogniz- trusts or not, the mere fact that many followed the opening scene; but the author would- quickly by the broadside battery. J ender, blue and green. 1897. 118 26 j 11 _i i:d annomieiLg an impr- memem in believe them to be so is to Each is a n't listen t<> it. He slid it wasn't art.” persons likely gun tired once, blank charge, I Johnston, Henry. Doctor Congalton's | 1 the “Editor's in 1 dm n.atteis These an- but to show that the is in [From Drawer,” Harper's generally. lead the conference committee to restore enough gun | A chronicle of North Coun- order and for service. legacy. Magazine for July. n ur.« eineiits cou.e from all sections of the House and there is good ready 1896. 118 50 absolutely rates, As suddenly the pandemonium subsides; try by-ways. ;-j FOR >< ii:\ and iicm of all reason to John P. Horse-shoe Robin- newspapers every believe that the Senate confusion gives place to silence and order, Kennedy, son. A Headquarters iitical j aeries. A concise summariza- will promptly accept them. and not a sound is heard; but the battle- tale of the Tory ascend- lanterns the crowded deck 232 19 "ii "t ndith-ns as pictured by informa- The Hawaiian annexation treaty con- flashing along eney. reveal the well-disciplined crew standing Latimer, Elizabeth Wormeley. Italy t'n-u Horn all }*arts »-i the country is pre- j tinues to be tlie subject of much attention Tinware and Kitchen at their quarters, every man equipped in the nineteenth and the Goods, century sen ted in Dun's Keview of June lffth, and discussion, and tlie more it is discuss- with cutlass and silent and alert. pistol, making of Austria-Hungary ami wl iel. sa as: “There is evidenceof a ed the more it becomes and and bat- grad- satisfactory >ponges, rammers, supply-boxes, Germany. 1897. 417.20 a! business in the tlie of its ratification. tle axes litter the deck; everything is pro- eulaiging every important greater prospect Macnab, Frances. On veldt and farm vided and ready as for action; while the Bine Flame Oil Stoves of all kinds More establishments have While it is that it will Stoves, department. in Lamp scarcely expected captain, accompanied by the executive of- Bechuanaland, Cape Colony, the been set at work and more hands employ- he taken up for linal action at this session, ficer (the first lieutenant), with an orderly Transvaal and Natal. 1897. 524 b ed. Imports from the various cities show there is every reason to believe that it will bearing a lantern, makes a thorough in- Malet, Lucas, pseud of Mary Harrison. GARDEN HOSE, a spection fore and aft and below, very general progress and a continuing he confirmed at no distant day and that the including Colonel Enderby’s wife. A novel 145.33 the powder-division, magazines and shell- West. ALUHINUn TEA KETTLES, huge distribution retail trade. American which was down in Moore, Joseph Picturesque through (lag. pulled rooms, to see that nothing is lacking which Washington: pen and pencil GLENWOOD Hawaii by an ex Confederate at tlie direc- would be in real action. RANGES, required sketches of its and At the touch of the drum the has history, scenery, lhe fusion between the Populists and tion of Grover Cleveland, will he hoisted ship ENAMEL WARE. been changed from deathlike stillness to [ social life.. 454 25 the silver Democrats seems to suffer permanently under tlie direction of that likely readiness for battle, every officer and man Regeneration. A reply to Max Nor- an Union William SICK abrupt teiruination when the national soldier, McKinley. at his station, armed, silent, expectant— dau. With an introduction by N. HEADACHE < The fact that and all in cured "mention of the Populist party meets iu President McKinley basso less than three minutes! M. Butler. 189b.1047.21 Positively by these M. L. Mitchell,115 next and successfully carried out this A. L. A. I). Little Pills. H1g,^.„ Memphis month. Tom Watson, promptly Sand, George, pseud of who, Lobsters in a Tank. with his middle-of-the-road followers, important feature of the foreign policy Dudevant. The master mosaic- They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, outlined tlie has workers. Translated C. C. John- and seems likely to control the convention, in by Ft. Louis platform There are few tanks at the Aquarium by Indigestion Too Hearty Eating. A per. ston. a e. ent given additional confidence in his wisdom more 124.13 feet for Drovsi. issue of his paper denounces the interesting than that containing the remedy Dizziness, Nausea, LIVERY Duff. From to BELFAST and in a sat- Traill, Henry Cairo Bad Taste in the m mi-fiat silver-dollar prospective success shaping lobsters. The lobsters there now are ness, Mouth, Coated CO., proposition and not Tongue the Soudan froutier. 181H3. 514.3(1 in "i to Pain the TORPID LIVER. vs: “We genuine Pops contend that isfactory policy with reference Cuba. great, like some of the monsters that have j Side, They BELFAST, MAINE, the Bowels. The demand for instant action on the sub- Regulate Purely Vegetable. fiatism which is good for 40 cents is good been exhibited; but they are lively and in *Of all that has been written and printed which was for ion cents. If the principle of fiatism ject, so strenuous a month ago, good condition, and the display of their regarding Cuba since the present war be- Small Pill. Small Dose. characteristics as move about or gan, Mr. Davis's book one the clearest is S"imd it is sound seems to have and they gives a.l the way. It can- entirely disappeared, and most of what Small Price. D. B. & to eat to one un- intelligent SOUTHWORTH SON. pause is almost startling understanding not he there is a dispositon to permit the Presi- is on in that island. ..- just sound enough to make up tlie familiar with the lobster in life. actually going unhappy PROPRIETORS, dent to formulate and his To read it is to be on the spot, and ff) cents diffeier.ee between silver carry out pol- Whoever has a live lobster in perhaps and picked up it. makes the situation rather less obscure to it is a market and the icy, which will he a just found big claws us than if we were on g:*>lcl. If the (.overniiieut stamp can make believed, droop- actually the spot; for as will if the lobster one and to the friends of ing, they hasn’t not every one has Mr. Davis’s gift to extri- 40 cents out of it can make satisfactory nothing, 100 much life left in is sure to be inter- cate the essential facts from the mass of con- -«-TEAIS and TURNOUTS EVERY DESCRIPTION. Cuba. him, •cuts 'ml of the same material." ested when he sees the lobster here walk- fusing detail ami set them before the mind Tlie with vividness and When we fin- protest of tlie people against Demo- ing off briskly on his slender legs, carry- insight. FURNISHED I'O ORDER, NIGHT OR DAY. ish this book we have been in the field and cratic of the tariff bill has been so ing his big claws in front of him clear of >'■ i];iti *i \ est and liis free-trade allies in delay at the trocha, have marched with the Span- the ground, and his heavy tail clear like- or Buckboarils. * ■lie who loud and clear that even the members of ish troops and witnessed the marauding Coaches, Hacks, Barges Senate, started tlie tariff debate wise. His manner of ordinary progression which call seen with our that cmild not they war, and have ORDERS BN TELEPHONE PROMPTLY TILLED. witli a part_\ resist it. The prog- is hurrah over the increase of expor- forward, and when he turns he swings own eyes misery and starvation, aud cruel ress tlie bill this week has been his waste of life. tations nf home manufacturers w hich has upon heavily weighted projecting ends with The condition of Cuba is a But if he meets an obstruction reign of terror. Mr. Davis that while ! oeruired rapid. Not only is the progress made tlie facility. says under the Wilson law, are hor- by the men are in the of an enemy his usual way is to dart back- field lighting after their rilieii to linu theii hill extremely so far as relates fashion, for the of the newspaper allies de- satisfactory ward and, perhaps, upward independence island, Fine Silver Plated diagonally the old men and the infirm the women to the Senate, hut the are anil stroying their arguments. The Demo- prospects that through the water, which the lobster can and children, who cannot help the cause or tlie time in conference will do with suddenness. Viatic puss is now liankly admitting that occupied he great themselves, and who are destitute and KNIVES, The lobster’s is won- a feeding apparatus starving and have their turned the increase in exportation of manufac- unusually hiief. Ordinarily tariff bill is dying, eyes derful. About the mouth there are lots toward the great republic that lies only tured under the in conference several sometimes FORKS, goods Wilson law is large- weeks, of little attachments, all the time in mo- eighty miles away, and they are holding out We have all the New their hands and “How ly due to the fact that the home markets months, lint there is reasou to believe tion when the lobster is which asking long, O Lord, feeding, how ?” that tlie time tlie conference slice the food off in little shreds as the long SPOONS, were tilled with foreign goods, and that, occupied by If the members of the Senate and of Con- lobster holds it to his mouth. If an- Perfumes and Other committee will he as up cannot visit will between this fact and the inability of peo- brief, comparatively, gress Cuba, why they not (HO<;ers nuns.) other lobster should come up this lobster listen to those w’ho have been there? as has been the time ple to at occupied with the even buy auy price because of busi- would know it, though the other ^ Toilet Accessories. All kinds of Silver and Plated \\ ness and lack of other features of tlie bill. The fact that came up behind or at the side, and would depression employment, 5am Pasco and Napoleon. / The finest flour S the Senate has restored tlie House rates turn to defend himself, or to light or to our own manufacturers were forced to in llee, or to warn the other away. HIGH IN either seek a market a number of cases and has Napoleon took Europe and tossed down QUALITY. abroad at whatever large nearly The lobster’s feelers he can top- can loug project pling thrones, that miller make reached the House on the most im- one one LOW IN PRICE prices they could get, or close their figures in direction and the other in an- And strewed its ghastly hillsides with white Gold Filled Watche establishments. portant of tlie changes made by tlie Fi- other, and with these, as he moves for- and bleaching bones; from the finest or he And dandled like and made nance Committee reduces much the ward, back, sidewise, guards against kings puppets For LADIES and GENTLEMEN. very his world-uproar, The “silver danger. Republicans,” so time that the bill is to in ids battalions and was called, likely occupy There are, perhaps, a dozen lobsters in Played music, passed, wheat that farmer are at least heard no more. entitled to the credit of one reaching a complete agreement. the tank. In the center of the tank there is a little rock. There is thing, viz., frankness. They, in the re- The closing days of the tariff considera- likely to be seen Sam Pasco took a run-down farm, a run- can raise:— DR. OSGOOD S this rock a little a down alas! cent declaration at told upon lobster; not dull, farm, S CLOCKS. S Chicago, the couu- tion are punctuated with one or two fur- Where stretched unbroken solitude old lobster lying down, but au alert, young between tiy plainly what other silverites have ther mild from each spear of only protests foreign countries lobster standing up, and supporting easily grass, the finest admitted And moss usurped its hillsides and bags produces by indirection—that they pro- with reference to the bill. There have his big claws and his powerful tail; a usurped its meads, H we your Eyes Pi ti ed f» o to been a young lobster, ready to eat, to or pose openly advocate repudiation and possibly half dozen of these in the light, And both, its hills and meadow were a bread that cook Indian Bitters. to run York Sun. away. [New tragedy of weeds. * dishonor. They announce as their chief various forms, some of them coming * Sam Pasco's hard Spectaci es, declaration of principles the clothing of formally through tlie foreign representa- campaigning! Long can bake. THE BEST Stealing our Coasting Trade. waged the stubborn fray ; both and silver with the attributes of tives here and tiled at tlie State De- gold being And Sam grew bowed and battered and SPRING MEDICINE. We c w s u e v m W >n The Boston Journal Sam full money, “with the right of every debt- partment, and others merely in tlie way of calls the attention grew seamed and gray ; But those bald hills grew green with grass, S'.’.ii in bags and barrels by grocers or to choose which scolds in or of custom house officials to the evasion coin shall be the basis legislative bodies newspapers and blossoms fair apple a..a ar dealers everywhere of of of our laws our Provincial as payment.” This announcement of a foreign countries. These do not cre- navigation by Stormed, with storms of winter, the fra- A Fine Line of The laws of the United grant summer air. Silve proposition to, by law, authorize men to ate the slightest flurry among the states- neighbors. States j Sterling reserve the trade to a men coasting exclusively Napoleon took Europe and played his fully cancel dollar of indebtedness with who are engaged in framing thetafiff WM. A. COOMBS, Soda Water American vessels, but persons residing in mighty game, forty-six cents orless has the one merit of measure. all ot tlie countries And its H, J, Nearly the British provinces have for a long time sowed belds with corpses and wrap- Coldwater, Mich. A LOCKE & SON, its towns iu -WITH PURE FRUIT frankness, even if it is its only merit; but which have made protests of this sort have got around this and much of ped tiame. SYRUPS,— appropriate Sam Pasco took his run-down farm and National Bank Building whether it will be the business of the New P. commended by the aver- themselves protective tariffs, many of them coasting England its O. Square. BELFAST and of greened moss-gray soil, States, especially Maine, by buy- one age American citizen and man of integrity very high, and against none of these have And small plat of this wide earth was small and worn out American fairer is ing vessels, through his toil. quite another question. the United States ever made any com- keeping them under the American Hag j Sam Pasco and Napoleon! Wide are the plaint or protest. While they have pro- and in the nominal ownership of a citizen j James Pattee & Son of the United and thus midnight skies, One task to which the of tested discrimination States, stealing j And iu the of the world men pooh & Department vigorously against wildness seem m. the business that the law to our Bicycle gives \ of is now its is made with reference to of tlie equal size; am. Agriculture bending energies products coasters. It would seem as this though And from some star may each look down, Fire, Life Accident Insurance to hack States alone bring that favorable condition United and not applied also kind of Bluenose poaching might be read- each stretch his phantom arm, which the Harrison administration creat- to similar products of other nations, they ily broken up if the government were to Napoleon tow’rd Austerlitz, Sam Pasco to- ward his farm. RUBBER (iOOIIS. OFFICE TA SONIC TFMPLE, put detectives at work upon it. A few ed with reference to markets for Ameri- have made no of the in New York Repairing. complaint general Walter Stm. examples of the legal confiscation of these fSam Foss, MAIN STREET ENTRANCE. can meats abroad. It was the pride of tariff systems or the high protective rates Provincial coasters in American bunting A FULL LINE OF “Uncle Jerry” Rusk that under his ad- which other countries levy upon articles are badly needed. Tbe True Remedy. 53tf UK Lb AST, MAIN b' ministration of the Department of Agri- which we may happen to offer for sale, W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, 111., in Thousands Celebrate “Chief,” says: “We won’t keep house with- Bring of culture, in conjunction with that of the and it is not likely these protests from Hot Water Notice Foreclosure. With thankfulness their restoration to health ! out Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump- Bottles, State and the fea- other countries will have with and Colds. HERE AS NA\C\ I. FERN own. Department reciprocity any weight by the use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. tion, Coughs Experimented TIT 1. AL1>, M certain ami the tures of the the framers of this bill. Think of the vast who have been with many others, but never got the true mortgage debt thereby McKinley law, the foreign army cured, Robert A. Yiual. late of Win: cured this medicine— remedy until we used Dr. Xing’s New Dis- SYRINGES, Etc., given by markets for by Your port. Waldo County, State of Maine, t<> Klbn.l American meats were can Wheels. No other take its greatly Free Pills. Men, women and children, who have suf- covery. remedy place Fernald >f said dated 11,1*' in our as in it we have a certain and Winterport. Sept. The of the fered the of home, FOR SALt BY and tin* real estate described in said improved. repeal McKinley Send your address to H. E. Bucklen & Co., counsequences impure blood, mortgage who have been sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping as follows, viz “A certain lot of land situate law and its the victims of scrofula reciprocity features closed and a free box of etc.” It is idle to with said and bounded as follows lh*_ Chicago, get sample Dr. sores, eruptions, dyspepsia, nervousness, Cough, experiment All kinds of Bicycle repairs Winterport these markets and other even if are on you ning on the north side of the new Lebanon ro;i it is now necessary for King’s New Life Pills. A trial will convince sleeplessness. remedies, they urged and done A. A. HOWES & CO. as repairing neatly so-called,on laud of T R. Holmes; t hence north They have tried other medicines and have just as good as Dr. King’s New Discov- Secretary Wilson, in conjunction with the you of their merits. These pills are easy in 1-2 degrees we-V on land rtg;u but tone to stomach and bowels are a breeder of and have been broken, therefore I give tins notice by giving prolific misery profanity. fae- Wheels or orders left at products. Tki P. O. the purpose of foreclosing the same. .greatly invigorate the system. Regular size Doan’s Ointment gives instant relief, even liaile ADDUESS, tfT 68 Main will re- June 14, 18U7. 25c. box. Sold & in worst cases office, St., per by Kilgore Wilson, the of this and other exas- •igattara• JtlSZi. NANCY J. FERN AI ! Sixteen weeks is a short time for wuppet. ceive attention.... very Druggists. perating diseases of the skin. 0f prompt FREEDOM, MAINE. Hy Ei.leky Row pen,ther Attorney. 3w2 the /Interior of Guatemala. than 300 miles from ocean to ocean. In This MHMVOlU>e Cough Cure is a w certain and Haying. will place Guatemala city within four J; « for ALLA speedy Our Little Sister Republic is one of the Most specific KINDS OF COUGHS. Nothing of Xew Orleans—a which injurious about it. Munyon’s a Within the memory of the r. In the World. The Labor days journey Remedies, separ- younger sperous Question ate cure for each disease, for I I ■ ■ farmers was Reversed. now occupies 10 days, via Livingston, the sale at all druggists. Mostly U M even, haying considered the 25 cents. Munyon’s Guide to mm : of The mail route. If ever this road most laborious and exhaustive work of Correspondence Journal.] completed, Health FREE. If in doubt, l1^ feL will become a t„ PROF. M UN 1505 the entire the farm and ai.texaxt«o, beyoml doubt, formidable ^ect YON, Arch year upon great Guatemala, May Street, Philadelphia, Pa., for free medical advice. There is something peculiarly rival to that of the Isthmus, for its north- preparations had to be made, both out- Ivorine when almost savoring of the older ern branch into the coffee district will The monetary system is easily under- side and in the house, the haying stood. The national season arrived. An extra of eat : Boston, in these crooked cow-patli divert the hulk of that trade to the At- standard is the dol- supply its ables was for the men so different from the straight, mo- lantic seaboard. The government is lar, weight being equal to that of a provided during Washing five-franc the long in the fields and ex- ats rectangles of most Guatemalan building it, and as it is a pet measure of piece, 000 grains fine. The days haying tra help was secured for this part of the hill the who wauts to emulate his silver dollar of Mexico, the United Powder Rambling liap-hazard, up president, States, farm work, which was talked about and Spain, Peru and circulate own, above the ruins of ancient illustrious relative, the dead dictator, and Chile, freely at anticipated ever after the grass began to par, as well as the the in When the time : these are clean and well-paved, give Mexico a race iu rapid progress, it Freuch, Italian and grow April. arrived, five-franc every man was to be in the ■ of them with scores is as as Belgium pieces, and those of expected field, The kind pest provided being pushed vigorously any- at least and the only other nations by sunrise, long rows of little over the can be iu this land of Manana. belonging to the turesque bridges gut- thing monetary mowers swinging their scythes in unison union. The hicli in rainy weather must literal- Talking the other day with the Minis- peso (dollar) is worth 100 or whetting them in the still clear atmos- that supplies the the of the amid •; rivers." street lamps with let- ter of “I'omento” (Public works, agri- centavos; peseta, 25 centavos: the phere early morning the jokes of tile who was twelve and a half wag, always sure to be v. s on also look like home— culture and commerce,) he gave me some real, centavos; the them, in was an in- six and present every haying gang, Housekeeper gas is an unknown luxury here new ideas ou Guatemala. His statements, medio, one-fourth centavos; the teresting and enlivening sight, and al- which were no doubt were euartillo, three and .••sene assists the electric light in correct, in sub- one-eignth centavos: though profitably displaced by modern and Laundress as and I have often and horse power, it causes King the town:a street car clatters stance follows: Guatemala is one of seen a euartillo cut in machinery and feelings of sadness that those old familiar d the country, and and the few countries iu the world which half, even in quarters, to -‘make telegraph practices have gone by forever. The men with the most has not felt in the the in per- io wires form the familiar tangle least degree the busi- change” among poor lieu of pen- expected to mow and rake and pitch from The well-built houses have ness depression of tiie last few years. nies. Lately the coinage of a piece of 10, daylight till dark, and many can remem- ber tlie loads of fect = a 5 and 1 centavos great •. *iits ornamented with sculptured Mich thing as failure iu business is al- has been authorized; creaking hay tug- washing pow- ged into the old barn by the lrom most unknown. The silver trouble does aud before the decimal slow-moving The windows—extending probably long sys- oxen even stars after the had made their der and at the ground, with iron bars ben uci touch Guatemala, because they do not tem will he exclusively used in Guatemala. appearance and the nighthawk had begun its serenade. And when usually bulging over the sidewalk produce silver iu any quantity. They ex- Fannie Brigham Ward. nightly they cut the meadow that was a part of wide and afford port more tliau fifty million pounds of nearly same time fur- opeii day night, farm there was Putting it Delicately. ”t hope you appre- every precious little time for the coffee every year, and all that they sell opportunity studying ciate the fact, sir, that iu marrying my between the leaving off at night and the : home life that goes on indoors. t"i gold. Thus they may be said to grow daughter you marry a large-liearted. gener- commencing in the morning. It was ex- nishes the ous ‘‘I sir aud family ttemalan the hours theirs is the of girl.” do, (with emotion:) I tremely hard work and lasted about two family spends gold,—and only country she inherits those from hope qualities her months, but everybody seemed to enjoy mht mostly in the patio, or in the tiie Western Hemisphere which produces father.’* [Harlem Life. all it; and vet when the last load of hay was with theToi let :s it. The door much more than it consumes, their ex- in the barn all surrounding great Nature. hands felt as much reliev- ed and o the inner courtyard is general- port.- being double their imports. Hut pleased as the active politician at it the end of a close and needs and barred, but now and then one Guatemala is greatly hampered by a labor “No summer songs more sweet to hear, exciting political Soap Than notes from the woodland ringing; campaign in which he has eome out vic- moment ajar discloses eharm- question—tlie very opposite of that which The splashing of streamlet, humming of torious. without extra cost. iipses of bowers and fountains in is vexing flic Lnited States. Iu this bees, Through the use of improved machin- And the song of the wild birds singing.” all this has been aud s- t peach ami orange trees in favoied land there is plenty of work, and ery changed haying God’s beautiful flowers, birds, green is now oue of the easiest and l tig-trees laden with purpie an nn-atislied demand for people to do it. lightest A Splendid Cake of Williams and trees, are all duties ou the farm. After breakfast the It is difficult grass inexpressibly Superfine Toilet Soap in children at their play, and lan- to get the crops harvested farmer hitches the horses to his mowing grand and a never failing source of com- Every Package. -'•!)■-;ilas strumming upon guitars for lack of bauds, and in every branch of machine, and by 11 o’clock has enough fort. lu the glad spring-time all the cut for the After dinner ming in hammocks. Quct/.alten- industry in the towns employment is al- day. he rides world awakes from its slumber. The ! the tedder and the rake, and when the hay The J. B. WILLIAMS CO., specialty is water—clear, pure and ways seeking labor. If 100,000 honest is in the barn the horse Glastonbury, Conn. trees that stood like tall sentinels with hay fork takes it •at. bowing from countless foun- and industrious Americans were landed to even the highest beam without bard Makers of Williams Famous their-naked branches, again throw to the Shaving Soaps. t in the courtyards and plazas and in Guatemala to-morrow, all of them labor. The pitching onto the cart, and breeze their beautiful banners of green, this is sometimes done by horse power, is Write for catalogue of choice street corners. the could limi work a Among many immediately. With about the premiums. and all the fragrant flowers and sweet only hard work left for the .r.atories- at each of which an few thousand dollars in gold, you may go farm hands to do. The work is Sold all 12c. Per singing birds follow. Streams and brook- day’s by Grocers, Package. may always find plenty of Indian to Guatemala and make a large fortune in completed at (3 o'clock ns easily as in any which have been held in lets, icy bounds, other season, aud all the re- ;n “the altogether" perhaps the few years. You cau get, for little or machinery are now amid their banks with quired to make this vast change costs less is in a a tract of “flowing ! interesting Cieuaga, piotur- nothing, fertile land on which than one glad’ning song.” hundred dollars. We can call to s.tburb in a hollow of the hills. to plant coffee. For Half a dozen years mind no feature of farm work where Those who know what the experiences there has been such a iu Maine Central R. R. substantial bathing-house has you receive practically uo iucome from complete change are of several long weary years of illness, the substitution of horses and machine bit above the “Almolongay’ or the but at the end of that investment, for manual labor as in I think would agree with me that now is power the matter TIME-TABLE. and outside of it, in anatu- time are a rich man. THE springs; you Thousands of of the WHITE STORE securing hay crop. Muscle is of one of the times when it is hard to submit On and after June‘20,1897. trains at .-ervoir, the lavender as do their Amei icans now reside in less account than brains in the field connecting Guatemala. They hay Burnham and Waterville with through trains for Is to the inevitable and remain indoors. at the time. and from the place to and men, women and children of came and all of them present Bangor, Waterville, Portland and Bos- buy your poor, already nearly ton will run as follows There arises in memory of the While these new methods have reduced .%er classes bathe Almo- are rich. Such as are of- thoughts together. opportunities the labor and in the FROM BELFAST. time when we, went forth to expense securing by the way, is the Indian word for fered for tiie investment of iu too, gather capital hay crop, they have also enabled the A M M P M the earliest violets; but let us to look y CLOTHING! spring, as commonly used in Guate- Guatemala cauuot be found anywhere else try farmer to secure the hay at the right time Belfast, depart. 7 ou 1 20 3 45 at the sunny side and remember that “our and in the best condition. A Citvpoint.... 17 05 tl 25 t3 52 s Ojo de Agua, (“eye of water") in in the world. possible Waldo. 7 15 ti 35 14 15 farmer sow seldom more than afflictions will work for us a far more ex- hays two Brooks .... 7 20 1 45 4 i a to to denote the same We The name Guatemala “full 45 This is hard year find and we are thing. signifies of weeks if the weather is Knox.. 58 money, making and eternal of reasonably fair 7 tl 58 15 lo eii ceeding weight glory.” Thorndike. 7 45 2 05 5 32 an effort to and in more token of Sunday observ- trees," The whole country is mountain- and the entire crop is secured while at its j please satisfy you tinning great “Is it the Lord that shuts me in Unity. 7 55 2 13 0 00, best. This adds a amount than ous and the declivities are cov- great to the Burnham arrive. 8 25 2 35 d 25 values in from the stock in the Quctzaltenaiigo anywhere generally Then 1 ran bear to wait! j clothing largest city of feeding value of the crop. Another ad- Guatemala. Everybody goes to ered with magnificent forests of valuable No place so dark, no place so poor, is the absence of the Benton .. ... 8 45 2 55 7 08 ! So and no vantage worry and the and trees. Two-thirds of it strong fast, prisoning door, 11 40 4 35 morning—master servant, is yet unfilled, bother in extra for the Bangor. j | Though walled by grievous fate, securing help hay- A M tnu latter in a and much of the far season and soldiers—the body, i northern portion lias But out of it goes fair and broad ing getting rid of the extra Waterville --— 8 52 3 13 7 80 1* m and am Youths' An unseen to work in Suits. a at the head and never been pathway, straight God, the house. The now re- | Mens, plain bayonets explored. haying 1 Boys Portland 11 50 5 35 40 i By which I mount to Thee, quires even less hired than other marched help ,, ; E. 1>. 4 OO 0 20 5 58 I into church to strains In the department of Peten. at the When the same Love that shut the door, Boston. crops at other seasons of the year and all w jj. 4 02 :* 30 7 25 We will all our sales il music. Alas! The Shall lilt the heavy bar once more, guarantee droppings | north, tribes of savages dwell who are as hands are in good trim for the work to And set the prisoner free.” TO BELFAST. or refunded. were well lost tierce and follow next after the money netuaiy nigh upon j intractable to-day as before the haying. 1* M A M j We are that from our window we 1 glad The farmer who owns his farm and ,, 1 K. D ... 00 i* 0< i reason of a remarkable group of theii for Boston. 7 conquest, — appetite gore being can see some of stock W D. S3< | the beauties of nature. to eat his hay and who has a ) We will sell CHLAPFIR can ibove the main altar. The life- •such as to a m p >3 I you Clothing than you discourage any curiosity on the around him is in a Let us take for our first picture, jfter healthy, happy family Portland...21 < < 1 2i- ces, dressed in j to e.se. Now we mean business. supposed-to-be ap- | part of the white man concerning the * condition enjoy the haying season un- a m buy anywhere some the beautiful "" *• lovely day, sunset, der the Waterville... 0 35 7 4 8o costume, represent God and and natural of that present system as much as any j geography history as its roseate are Bangor 7 00 7 15 1 40 before the blessed just departing rays j person can enjoy any other occupation in I I kneeling Virgin section. J hat is one reason the A M A M P M why among the da: k green f the world and he who fails to look at the Benton 0 45 d 45 4 41 their arms to a crown j gleaming foliage '.-etching place j boundary line between Mexico and Guat- matter in this light fails to appreciate his j Clinton. 7 1o 0 10 4 57 I and the is from and 8 ,.layed | part, the Indians are fully civilized, ! hills.” How essential it is that in the down. He only worries about the i the citizens came out to l1 descended from the ancient weather. Let the farmer go about his enjoy being Aztecs, spring time of our lives we east along the with this for it is the sen- ... at m tsic ; descend- who had no mean haying feeling, aristocrats, civilization of their own furrowed seed that will j ground spring up timent that should actuate every honest, [ he Castilian conquerors, in their :! before the Spaniards reached the New iuto everlasting life; for every day we are true-hearted farmer iu love with his occu- \\ iuiropean costumes and orld. The of course, are main- and no business or can Sunday whites, one day nearer the Beautiful City. God pation, profession s. ludit's in siant but clean at- uf Spanish and the equal in pleasure tli.it enjoyed by the true ly descent, language loves us with an and let j everlasting love, husbandman, however humble and lowly | Siuiiiner Season of 1S!>T. efteminate young men, toddling of the country is Spanish; yet any foreign- | us love Him and strive to live so that his surroundings may be, while engaged v after the bare- headed senoritas cr can get along in Guatemala, on his own SIX TRIPS A WEEK. | when at the golden portals we are stand- in the haying field. [Mirror a:.d Farnrei. heeled, tooth- language, and well if he absurdly high particularly we BICYCLES. sweet COLUMBIA ing may hear the words, “Enter ed French shoes. knows a little French or German. Eng- thou in to the joy of thy Lord.” ! ag the ‘‘attractions" of Quetzal ten- lish-speaking people are found every- “Grander than ocean’s story, 1897 Models, > percent. Nickel Steel Tlbing, Standard should be mentioned its many where, and the educated better classes al- Or songs of forest trees— Purer than breath of of the W have no •u various its commodious ways learn one or more besides morning, orld, equal, S75. grades, languages Or evening’s gentle breeze. female orphan asylum, bank. their native Spanish—notably French and Clearer than mountain echoes out from above— g new penitentiary. Besides the German. King peaks 1896 COLUMBIAS j Rolls on the anthem June Guatemala has never known the mean- glorious Commencing 25, 185*7, steamers Penob- | government schools, there are four God’s eternkl love. scot and "I will leave Of City Bangor Belfast alter- j Models 41 and known everywhere and have no | of “hard times.” She has an unfail- 40, 44, schools for artisans, an “institute" ing S. L. F. nately: For Boston, via Northport, Camden and Rock- superior except the 1js1'*7 Columbias, $60 revenue of about a Monroe Me. and another for four ing $0,000,000 year. Centre, land, Mondays at 3.30 r. m., other days, except \ women, pri- Model 26-inch .... s, at 5 r. m 42, wheels, S65 It costs for government annu- Sunday i lieges, a school of arts and trade, $4,000,000 Eccentric Millionaires. For It icksport. Winterport and Bangor, daily ; and for the except Monday at (.about' 8 a. m. and and a cou- ally, $1,000,000 service of its drawing design, For Castine, Blake’s Point, Little Deer Isle.Sar- national debt. There is no Mere seems not to have :y of music; besides primary standing army money-making gentville, North Deer Isle, Sedgwick and hr «>k- satisfied Barnato. He wanted to lin, daily except Monday, at 8 a. .m. to but male a Barney Hartford in the and support, every citizen is prisons hospital. Truly, have the fun of money too, and For Searsport. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sun- spending at 8 a. m. Bicycles soldier, liable to military duty whenever would days (about) population of barely zT.OOO, this, to enjoy every thing that it buy. 1897 Models reduced from $75 to $50 required. Guatemala has no but His taste in this is in vivid con- HE TURNING : : ity in the heart of Guatemala, is a ships, particular trast to that of the late Mr. Rich- t-vj-y ival having plenty of money she can afford to Joseph From Boston, daily at 5 v. m. of “The Hub," in the line of A childless woman has missed the except Sunday, to any made Columbias. ardson of New York, who died June S, greatest From Rockland, via Camden and Northport, Equal bicycles except buy them in case of in the universe. She has missed the We ask >iial facilities. We visited the emergency. This, a at mil- pleasure except at 5 a m. experts to examine them leaving fortune estimated thirty soft daily Monday, piece by piece. and vague, caresses of helpless, sweet little From Brooklin, at 10 a. m., other Nacional for much more, said the courteous Min- lions. He was about Mondays days, j young ladies; and eighty-three years hands that cling to her with blind love and except Sundays at 12 3<>. ister of Fomento. the and his life had been She has missed From via and Other » National for men. Possibly tale is old, long apparently dependence. the miracle Bangor, Winterport Bucksport, Hartfords, $45, $40, $30. College young at other at 2 very much to his satisfaction. lie of motherhood. She is not truly a woman. Mondays 12, days, except Sundays, j somewhat colored the passed M. i to be with highly by gentle- If she is to be a P. appeared equipped every was a contracter of great energy and dili- mother, she must be SOME SECOND-HAND BICYCLES AT BARGAINS. man’s natural own A ( HAS. L. JOHNSON, Belfast. ! but there were no partiality for his coun- and laid of his for- healthily capable. weak, sickly woman Agent, convenience; gence, the foundation CALVIN Gen'l Boston. is not. to be to bear a AUSTIN, Supt., Columbia free. and needs some of salt in the tune in that He was a millionaire expected healthy child. WILLIAM Catalogue u ons that because a visit from try, grains calling. an H. HILL, Gen’l Manager, Boston j day, Bearing unhealthy child is a crime—pun- GEO. T. READ, Agent, Belfast. if the half is this when the civil war began, and as long as ishable [ nt Barrios was imminent. taking;—but true, tiny by Nature’s inflexible laws. Punish- Every- he lived he on more money, able with and is in some the most kept earning misery remorse. The wonder 44 MAIN STREET. i was in the Republic respects with excellent is that holiday trim, young and investing his gains there should be unhealthy women wonderful on the face of the and SEDGWICK LINE. i and gentlemen included, and all earth. judgment. He built water-works, rail- unhealthy children. It is the fault of and and was the women. Their ill health is rridors with Tlie government of Guatemala consists roads, many great buildings, unnecessary. j hung paper lanterns, They may be perfect women, and bear of the very proud of some of his professional ex- per- nd usual three powers, fect and without if white, (the national colors), in legislative, but the work for which he was most children—easily pain, executive and ploits; they choose to do so. Boston 4 Co. of II is judiciary. The legislative was of a Excellency. Quetzalten- famous the erection four-story Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription makes Bangor Steamship power is of 00 elect- house on a five-foot of laud at the women Fred > the for all composed members, strip well. It purifies and invigorates the Atwood, Me., distributing point “up and Winterport, ed the The executive northwest corner of Lexington Avenue organs distinctly feminine, and makes the Guatemala, and is therefore of by people. power 25. steam- Street, lie happened to mother better able to nourish the child be- Commencing Hay 1897, is exercised a assisted Eighty-second er Rockland, Capt. M. L Abbott, i ruble commercial Its by President, by man who fore and after birth. It frees the ordeal of importance. own that little strip of laud. A will leave Belfast at 8 ••'clock a. m., (or upon ar- ■ childbirth from of REAL six and a much its pain and dan- from ESTATE AND INSURANCE. is ~>0 miles on ministers, “Council of State,” had to build a block adjoining it rival of steamer Boston) daily except Mon- | Champerico, away planned ger. It insures the health of both mother the latter of nine oifei-ed him for his holding. lie day, wiiic. A extends from the composed members and *1,000 and child. It prevents premature birth and For Castine, Sargentville, Deer Isle, Sedgwick Over Thirteen Millions (v) l ire, himranet Assets. J railway to conclud- The wanted $5000, and failing get it, miscarriages. All good druggists sell it. and Brooklin, and when there are passengers will >me secretary. judiciary has one chief ! distance into the interior, (at ed to build himself a which he did at Blake's Point and l ittle Deer Isle. house, Mrs. Beulah Woodall, of Bateman, Patrick Co.. stop Si’itixiiFiKi.]) File: and Marine:, Granite, statj E'titi-: In.-ckance to.. I n i. Vs- i-j associate 11 substi- ; u to Eetalhuleu), and will out* day justice, justices, very ingeniously, and lived in it for fifteen Va.. writes “I was afflicted for four years with Ri.TU RN1XG disease of the womb. Tout would not SOCIATIOX or 1’iiii.AiiKi.i‘iiiA, Caittoi, Fiiie: iNsrilANCE: ( ■>.. 0 20 had a summer at confess it for Will leave Brooklin at D> a. m. and i enter the but will tutes, attorneys, judges of “first in- years. He place Bridge- a time. Mondays iy city probably Mv mother told me she had read of Dr. 12.30 other at but the five-foot house Pierce’s days, except Sunday, touching National Kijie. Inmlance. Go., Conn. and 02 with tfie port, Connecticut, medicines and advised me to them. same and connect at Belfast with steam- IIahtetuai, stance,” clerks, respect- 1 try landings it with the capital and thence the I got two bottles of the Favorite was his home for half year. Prescription er from Boston (except on Wednesdays and Fri- ive Of the 20 of “first and a bottle of the Pleasant DESIRABLE RISKS WRITTEN ! the Atlantic coast. Now hundreds employes. judges Mr. Richardson’s ideas were somewhat Pellets,’ and I saw days). ATCI RKENT RATES. me. I six bottles four they helped got of the Pre- rates for and to Bar arts instance,” reside at the capital, two and recall those of the late Mr. six Through passengers freight | and droves of pack-mules do peculiar, scription again, of ‘Golden Medical Bi^cov- Harbor and all on Mount Desert Island. TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSLRANCE CO. and 4 landings at and one in each of who left so much money to ‘Jery bottles of Pellets,’ and tak- f the in Quetzalteuango, the Fayerweather, fiye began CHAS. E. Belfast. transporting Guatemala, him the ing them in May. I would take a dose of each JOHNSON, Agent, but we cannot deny WILLIAM H General Boston. TORNADO INSURANCE WRITTEN EOK 5 I EARS, at tow ruIr.s an cities of the other “de- colleges; three times a day and a at I can HILL, Manager, littlldlrps acceptable. but three short lines of rail- principal twenty to a man pellet night. being measure of which is due cured me. I can respect safely say they praise Dr. Pierce CORRESPONDENT OP MERCHANT MARINE INSCRA.ME CO. partments” into which the is to his own and his j ij the whole country—two from Republic who lives out his life according medicines. Have been married ten years. Have 4 ami call it little divided. These try all commercial cases instead of after some girl baby Pierce.” INVESTMENT SECURITIES BOlCiHT AND SOLD. I seaports, (or, to speak more cor- preference patterning WOOL CARDING between natives and one else. He liked to make money, and he LOANS .NEGOTIATED. from open roadsteads,) and one arising foreigners. made a great deal; he liked to save money, AT FREEDOM. ■;u- There are three Supreme Courts of Jus- REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD. lE^Correspondciice Solicited. 41 tf Atlantic. All are shabby little am^he saved nearly all he made; he did of in the to inform ts of half a dozen houses or so, tice, (courts appeal) capital; not enjoy spending money, so he spent I take this method my customers that wool left at the following places will be taken and another at with a little. his will he left $50,000 to a ipied solely by clerks and Quetzaltenango; juris- By returned for the same as at the mill: L. L. Pres- shipping to the Central Bark P Worm KJ over western clergyman, $17,500 TPUfS cott. Liberty; C. E. Drake, Albion; A. E. Chase, Aer but the coffee- diction all the departments; JTPin employes; during Baptist church, and the rest of his fortune Brooks; Vickery & Hatch, Morrill; E. R. Conner, GEO.F.EAHES, M.DJ.D1, Attention Pensioners and another at for the eastern Belfast. For further information I season become Jalapa, to his wife and two children. address, ping they bustling [Harper’s Elixir A. A. THOMPSON, Freedom, Me. In town are of the s for a few weeks of every year. By part. every justices Weekly. Freedom, June 3, 1897.—3m23 The Nose and Throat, who are subordinate to the de- Best for Children a new is now con- peace, way, railway being An UDfailing specific for cholera morbus, 1 n courts of first instance. Each aud No. 840 Newbnrv ted, which is designed to ultimately partmental cholera infantum, diarrhoea all those A STEAM BOILER Cereal Coffee Drinkers BEWARE! Street, Having purchased the original records of the disease incident to the summer "'meet all the cities of Gua- department has its governor, who is at dangerous about 25 H. P., with If you have been deceived and tried one of the estate of J. C. Cates, for the convenience of all principal in Dr. F iwler’s Ext. of Corner of Fairfield season is found Wild * bran substitutes now on the market, claim- (Near St.) the same time commander of the local all connections com- cheap pensioners having claims pending, and of those ""'aia like the beads on a rosary; and Strawberry. ing to be the and to have food original gieat who has been but little used Bel- a of may wish to present claims for additional or >»ng C. I\ Huntington’s road, which forces. The municipalities of the depart- plete, by value, and you got pound poorly roasted bran BOSTON, MASS. CASTOHIA. for your 25c. and a poor, weak, sickish drink increase of pensions, I will be at C. F. Cobbett’s ■ fast Coliseum Co. Call on ments are under his assisted can from don’t be dis- runs from the Atlantic port of San control, by fht fu- (wliat you expect bran), shoe 127 Main the office b. 12 to 2. Other Iturs < irtir tn shop, street, opposite post liaile ■ on ASA RIGGS or couraged but try GRAIN-O. It is made from solid Hours, 1} ] ] ’sr-to Guatemala la the local Alcaldes, and several reyidures, (al- 24 and tfl 2 Nueva, capital, Signature ®ver7 N.*F. HUSTON, grain, nicely browned and 2 pounds for 25 cents. only. July 25, 1897. wrapper. Grain-0 takes the place of coffee at 1-4 the price. form a trans-continental line of less dermen,) in each municipality. 0t 1896.—Iy45* Belfast, May 6,1897.—18tf Get a package of your grocer today. October, L. C. MOKSK. The Fourth of July in the Churches. Mrs. Fellows of Brewer is repairing the THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. Cosy Cottage at the corner of Bay and Oak Services appropriate to Independence Day streets. were in most Baby’s THURSDAY, JULY 8, 181)7. held last Sunday of the Nervous BELFAST, E. G. S. Ricker and family of Belfast left churches of the The city. Congregationa- often wonder their nerves are H, two weeks at People why R. COOMBS after South & Monday, spending PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY THE lists had a sermon the in patriotic by pastor so tired so SON, Second Shore. weak; why they get easily; the and on the forenoon, papers hearing why they start at every slight but Journal Co. in Chas. H. Gray and daughters of Old Town Furniture Republican Pub. subject the evening by R. F. Dunton sudden sound; why they' do not sleep Dealers. were registered at the North Hotel last and Miss Charlotte T. Sibley. Mr. Duuton’s port naturally; why they have frequent week. CHAKLES A. riLSWKY. was Miss j Busil^'M^er. subject “Patriotism;” Sibley’s Summer headaches, indigestion and We ask for a share of your patrouage. of and his arm “Patriots Yesterday To-day.” Ap- Benjamin Jameson injured left Palpitation of the Heart. In return for which we guarantee to music was rendered. At the is quite last while at work in bis interest, both in IIIT I “Can horses count?” asks an exchange. propriate the time that tries all the care badly Friday The explanation is simple. It is found in protect your quality 1\iTT)T’]'T) GUTTf1 Unitarian Church a special service was held. stable. would show Some horses are no account. of the mother and all the skill of that impure blood which is contin- The Methodists and Baptists each had patri- Sjsxj* like.to WlAlflDtiK oUlIb A. J. and H. T. Baker of Somer- the nerves refuse Claffey ually feeding upon cannot he beaten. The was never so low and otic sermons by the pastors in the forenoon, maternal management. They price styles never so attrni A despatch reports that a Chicago man Baby ville, Mass.,’ are stopping for the season at instead of the elements of strength and has been arrested for a two and Sunday school concerts in the evening. comfort comes from In such condition and in a11 and stealing story fat; fat Brown’s. vigor. opiate BABY CARRIAGES st>'les prices from *4.75 up« li»>use and moving it a mile. Following are reports of the special ser- babies have nerve compounds simply deaden and nothing to do but Mrs. Cora Murphy and children of Belfast do not cure. Hood’s Sarsaparilla feeds He was detected when he came back for vices *ecIaim the nerves red REFRIGERATORS. to and have taken rooms at the Belfast cottage on pure, rich, blood; gives BhSl REI-R1CER ATOR in the market the lot. UNITARIAN. sleep grow. natural sleep, perfect digestion, self- the circle. and let us show you the points of superb.up The Unitarian Church was handsomely If your baby does not seem control, vigorous health, and is the We doubt if Belfast will be in a Mrs. Geo. W. Frisbee and children of Bel- true remedy for all nervous troubles. hurry and appropriately decorated. Two canaries to prosper, if he does not HORSEMEN to gain fast are again indulge in professional base in above the and an arch occupying Hazslwood cottage, on cages hung pulpit, and all who ride in look in weight, you must more South Shore. carriages at this— bail. The result has been rather to kill of green and white syringa spanned the get fat there. A few THE BELL ODOMETER. One of these interest in a between the centre A of Geo. W. and of national game that rightly space pillars. very drops Whitney wife Bangor are placed on your carriage will register accu- conducted has much to commend it, and tasteful arrangement of palms, ferns, green at their cottage, corner of Broadway and rately the distance travelled and will riug vines and blossoms the Griffin streets. Hood’s a bell every mile. You have no idea what that has held a good place in athletic bright gave pulpit and its a pleasure it to measure and surroundings cheerful appearance, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Blethen of Dexter gives accurately sports. are listen for the bell to at the end of while the stars in sizes ring and stripes, various at their at the corner of and Sarsaparilla cottage George every mile. Give one a trial and you will 5th was a record breaker as to in prominent places gave a patriotic aspect Is the One True Blood Purifier. $l; six for $5. July SalMion Maple streets. never ride without it. C. I. Hood & Mass. beat all over tlie the to the general arrangement. The order of each will on Prepared only by Co., Lowell, country, mercury day put plump- C. W. Miles and wife and Mrs. Houlton exercise was follows: ■ cure hirer at different from 00 to 107 , r**n Ills; easy to ranging points ness; fat outside, life inside, anil children are at the Miles on Cameras and of Choir cottage nOOd S HlIlS take, easy to operate. 25c. Photographic in the shade. fatal cases Carol, “Coming Spring,” A full line degrees Many the Gracious and mother both Maple street. Supplies Song, “God, Giver,” baby happy. juppuw. ALWAYS ON HAND. of sun stroke are and in addi- Choir and School reported, Your can take and rel- Mrs. F. J. Goodspeed of Wilton, aDd Mrs. Obituary. Concert reading, “God in all Things,” baby tion an unusual number of casualties at- Hattie Blake of are Minister and Hartland, at Brown’s Schoojf ish Scott’s Emulsion as much Miss Sarah J. Houston died in tended the observance of Independence Responsive Scripture reading, for the season. Stillwater, Minister and in summer as in other Maine, June.29th, at the age of 58 years and School any UNDERTAKING being our we wish to Day. Geo. S. Rackliff of who specialty, have it known that we posi Minister Rockland, bought 7 months. She was a of the lively do and shall continue to Prayer. season. daughter late furnish BETTER GOODS and at less price “Hear us the to it for than any other house can furnish in Response, Heavenly Father,” Pavilion, expects open business and Jennette and this countv. Whv pax such exor- The best wishes of the nation are ex- sale all Benjamin Houston, was Choir For by druggists at 50c. and $i.oa about 1st. “"get letter value and lower of us- Aug. horn in Black Cloth When, prices tended to Mr. John Russell Young in his Solo and chorus, Belfast, now Searsport, on the old covered Caskets from $18.00 and upward. Mrs. A. P. Marston aud k. H COO,TBS & new office of Librarian. It is a noble “Joyously Glide the Hours,” family) of Water- Houston homestead on the shore road, SON Miss Kate and School ville arrived library, and his is a responsible post, Quimby NORTHPORT NEWS. Tuesday to occupy their cot- which had been her home the greater of Song and chorus, part j Ih-ston Journal. tage on Park Row. her life. Her father, Benjamin, and her “The Birds’ Morning Song,” Charles Pendleton arrived by last Sun- 70 & 72 Main Street, Mr. Young will no doubt fill the posi- Miss Colburn, Choir and School Fred Lull of Great Works grandfather, Robert, were Belfast, Main, day’s boat from Boston for a short visit. has built a distinguished Recitations by Emma Newell, Beulah Na- tion admirably, and he will have the bene- tower on his cottage at the corner of surveyors in their time. Her mother’s j son, Minnie Nason, Carroll Carter, Martha George E. Tufts of Malden, Mass., arrived Maple A Model School. fit of the of Mr. who and and George streets. lather, Maj. Samuel Houston, Jr., was one experience Spofford, Emma Falkinghaui. Sunday and is visiting Mrs. Flora Brohan. ! “The Brooks are .of the of L to be retained as assistant. Song, Singing.” Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wales and original proprietors Belfast, and a j The school at West Winterport under Sherwood Ricker Miss Susie Blake of Belfast was the daughter, guest member of General life of and Mrs. Tribou of are in Washington’s the instruction Miss Ada May !b citations by Frances Howes, Kate Quim- of Mrs. Francis Elwell and Hampden their Dyer F: -in n in the Maine papers we Sunday Monday. guard. Although she lived a ports by, Ruth Sargent. Harold Parker, Ruth cottage on Bay street. quiet closed July 2d. The whole number of pu- more All the schools closed last for and life she made .inda tha: the Ulorious Fourth was Legro. Friday the sequested many pils was MS; average attendance The Carol. “Hearts are Wm. Hudson and of Glad,” Lizzie Quimby summer and the scholars are no doubt family Rosendale, friends her and observed in this State than for great- by gentle ladylike man- school room was decorated for the generally Address, Rev. J. M. Leighton Mass., are their the tastily ly occupying cottage, Bircli- ners, her unselfish and some It was a “All is Well,” Choir pleased. disposition her exercises with cedar I year* past. practically Carol, wood, on South Shore. closing wreaths, drap- Hymn, “America,” Choir and Audience Mrs. Carrie Smith of Rockland manifest Christian character. She united three celebration, as was returned ed tissues, primroses, tiower-de-iuce ami day Saturday Benediction. Mrs. J. H. Snow and Mrs. with the home from a visit to daughter, Lou Congregational church of Sears- field daisies. The the selected in some and Mon- Monday very enjoyable following program was day places BAPTIST. Adams of Bucksport, have their cot- friends here. opened port many years ago and was true to its presented day in others, while Sunday, as the real At the cliurcli the in Merritliew Baptist decorations tage square. precepts. One of her intimate friends says choir. Henry Dunbar of Belfast is a Singing by Fourth, was not observed as a were and excellent taste building altogether simple very pretty, W. H. of who has of her: “She was the most unselfish Address of welcome, George Brassbridge 1 large barn on his between Little River Bray Belfast, charge of person of li st or shown in the The con- place The Liz/.;** Patterson lay worship. being arrangement. Mr. Groescliner’s steamer I ever knew.” The remains were accom- Kec., Christening, and Brown's Corner. Guinevere, boards The of cert, which was smaller chil- Dec., Ship Progress, (.diver Lowe principally by at panied to Mr. and Mrs. the Hazelwood cottage. Searsport by Reed Kec Do the best you can, Eliza Clements dren of the school was in a Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fuller of The are on Yassal- Sunday given Glenridge, of Stillwater The funeral services Kec The Round of Crowell papers commenting There is were Life, Georgie manner N. J., are at A. F. preaching every Sunday at the b ■'> to for which showed skillful training and stopping Capt. Elwell’s. conducted at her old Rev. Kec., The Vacation, Edith Ham neglect provide protection auditorium home, by R. G. Tlie musical selections It is their first visit here. at 10.30 o’clock a. m. Next Sun- Dec., The Race, Harold Clements = apt pupils. the in a_ r ist in connection with the recent by Harbutt, who, well-chosen words, a lire, day Rev. W. H. Brown will paid Kec., Do at once, Viola Conant regular Baptist chorus were, as usual, ren- Sumner Pendleton arrived from preach. ■ Saturday handsome tribute to her Relatives amt Union, Fisher .. r igratien in that town. The lesson memory. Dec., Liberty Sidney dered in an artistic manner. is Boston for a week’s visit to Mrs. L. C. and a of ar- Juan T Following his parents, Mr. Tyler party friends and friends from Belfast and were Song, i, Lottie Brackett HEATERS** ■ uc ihat all towns situated Searsport similarly the and Mrs. rived in Kec., French and Latin, Gertrude Conant program: Henry Pendleton. Saturday evening tug C. P. Conners present. RAD IATOH would well to heed It will he- Dec., A Scholar, Clark many Mrs W. B. Fletcher. and spent in the Collett Harry HOT WATER on Organ voluntary. Mrs. Nancy Rhodes of Rockland arrived Sunday cottage. Kec., In the Dime Museum, Este.ia Ward STEAM can and “Summer is years l.*efore Yassalboro recover, Anthem, Here,” Chorus. at Miss A. Mrs. Maud L. Hoofses died at her home in Temple Heights last and will oc- Isa Luce arrived from Pittsfield Dec.. Effect of Sally’s Bloomers, FOR ECONCy Scripture reading, Cant. *2: 1-13; P's. 148, Friday BEST Y*EFF!C!ENCY-DiRA: t axes and insurance will be on the the first the \Y hitinore house on Arthur Clark high Pastor. cupy her cottage during the season. of the week to spend the summer Spring street last Send for handsoj e pamnhM. II vr !•;. Too of we. (Vlia dark 11 with her of Itec., many ; CURNEY HEATER MF property remaining. Prayer, Pastor. Mr. parents, Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Luce. Thursday morning stomach troubles, lb3 iraniun and Mrs. George Whitney of Boston Kec Sunny Brow aud Frowning Face, Street, corner Congress. Bus- Duett and chorus, “Sharon’s after a Rose,” The very short illness, She was born iu Grace Clark Mrs. Jesse Webber and Mrs, E. S. Pitcher. came last Saturday for their summer outing Baptists of Bangor had an excursion Seafaring men do not regard favorably Portland, was the daughter of G. Dec., An old Tramp, Arthur Fisher Floral exercise, "Men speak of Miracles Di- and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. by steamer last a of the Philip Friday, portion Kec., In the usual way, Elmer Clements suffer in s the introduction of steam pilot boats at vine,' Flora Rich, Della Kuowlton, Mertie and Maria L. Coombs and wife of Hiram MANY the Whitney. Party stopping off here and the others going | Valedictory, Freda Patterson 1 1 of New York and Nash, Leona Condon, Sadie Seavey. C. Hoofses of this She was an tht j olts Philadelphia. to Camden. city. employe Remarks by Visitors. mer with head Recitation, "Who will be a The of ■ Light?”* superintendent grounds at T; old }>ilot boats cruised well off shore Temple in Critchett, Sibley & Co.’s shoe factory and Kec Newspapers, Lillie Clements caused Marjorie Coombs. Mr. F. A. has A happy of sixteen from to Heights, Dickey, made exten- company Belfast, had a host of Kec., College Oilcans, Miss Dyer by exposure to but uow Song, “We will shine for Christ our Saviour,” friends, not oul^v among her intercept incoming vessels, sive on and School sun. Class. repairs the wharf at that place. New family friends of Jordan W. Coombs, Song, America, By ■ Primary shopmates, but wherever she was known \\ tains are to make the land while Each was rendered in a most likely Recitation, “Flowers and Stars,” stringers have been laid and the wharf spent the fourth at Maplewood cottage, part pleas- her genial ways ipade her a favorite. She the steam pilot boat may be cruising in Lelia Howard. newly planked and the structure otherwise South Shore. ing manner; showing excellent training and Song, “In the Field,” Chorus. leaves to mourn their loss her husband and another direction. This from a ileal of credit on the change strengthened so that it is now safe Mr. and Mrs. reflecting great part Recitation, “Kings and Queens,” Flora Rich. perfectly C. B. Swan of Old Town ara parents, seven brothers and three sisters. for of the teacher. Miss is a finished elo- saii to steam will be likely to strengthen Song, “Christ the Children's Friend,” vehicles as well as people. It is a much at the Jellison & Ballard Dyer cottage, South The funeral was held at her late home Sat- 1 a firm and a BIB School. ■ needed and one cutionist, worker the demand for the abolition of improvement that will be Shore. Mr. Swan is a disciplinarian compul- Acrostical exercises, “God is building stable on the urday afternoon, Rev. J. F. Tilton officiat- Love,” all who in the schoolroom. She was a member of Della Helen highly appreciated by visit that de- rear of the lot. The a sory pilotage. Willband, Gladys Pitcher, ing. profusion of tioral offerings from 1 is safe, and Patterson, Marjorie Coombs. Eunice Wag- lightful place. the class of '94 at Hampden Academy, from speedy The work on the shows to far and near showed that her is ner, Bertha Wood, Erma Far- highways good memory which she was in the classical cure for this and all ot> The takes issue Earl.Braley, The Fourth was not graduated Cosmopolitan Magazine rar, Annabel Nicholson altogether a failure at advantage. Broadway has been widened held dear to the hearts of many. Mrs. Whit- course of She is also a member of the British because of Solo and “The the for there are still a study. forms of nervous headav i against government chorus, Unseen City,” Cove, left few young and a new street opened south of the post- more kindly opened her house to the family Miss Isabel Ginn and chorus the School Committee of this town. Miss the manner she treats her in India Americans who could not stiffie their called “Oak for the Price 15 subjects “The Flower’s patri- office, street.” funeral, for which courtesy the fam- cents. Chorus, Message,” School otic Dyer’s praises have been sung at Elling- iiiil exhibits “The Rose’s feelings. So when the hands of the ily and friends feel photographs showing groups Recitation, Mission,” The families of A. H. A. Groescliner and deeply grateful. wood’s Corner ami Mills, at which clock came at of Moody’s •i starved families of that famine stricken Carrie Ford together midnight the 4th, Fred E. Critchett of Watertown, Mass., are Charles V. places she has taught several terms in suc- Song, “Lead Us, Saviour," Chorus a huge bonfire was in the Wentworth died at his home The is made that the ex- lighted square their on POOR ountry. point Recitation, “Legend of the Rose,” occupying cottages South Shore and in Waldo cession with marked success. The advance- & amid the hoots and the howls of the Tuesday afternoon, after a long SON, Dmgf of tlie recent in liouor of Lottie boys, taking their meals at the Ocean House. pense jubilee Braley illness of consumption. He was a native of ment of the pupils is very noticeable, both Exercises, “lb ses and Lilies," with huge cracker accompaniments, which RHieen Victoria's reign would have alle- Clara I. 11. Jackson of Belfast and J. R. Mears Waldo, a son of Edward Wentworth. For in and out of school, as they have received Marsh, Ethel Hutchings, proved anything but lovely to those whose of viated untold among those un- Belle Mayo, Etta Whitehead Morrill are building a new stable in the several years he worked as pressman in the a thorough training in physical culture, de- suffering slumbers were so rudely disturbed. But to Song, “Summer Laud,” Chorus. other Id’ tunatc of this rich and power- the grove we3t of George street. The Daggett, clothing manufactory of .Selwiu corum, the Golden Rule, and many subjects Benediction. boys it was fun galore and it was noth- Thompson of of The term ful nation. The is well taken. to them Wiuchenbach and Wiggin stable near by is Belfast, but was obliged to leave ou ac- things equal importance. just point METHODIST. ing whether anyone slept or not, so finished. count of his closed was conducted in school Established in S5n on health about three years ag<>. popular high The Methodist Sunday school concert was they piled more boxes and barrels and He leaves a with ad the modern methods in full on it until F. B. Stevens of Rocklaud is wife, formerly Miss Hattie style, CAPITAL i'he from of “Songs, Birds and Flowers.” The pul- whooped up broad daylight in the occupying his STOCK. $150,OOn discharge custody recently Nichols of sway. The were m >st pleasantly en- altar rail and the face of morning, no doubt well the cottage on South Shore. He has made some Searsport. pupils two pit, the organ were pleased with the Washington correspondents who tertained at the home of Miss on the SURPLUS. -■ $33,000 and racket they made. improvements in the a Dyer neatly simply decorated, green vines premises, including Mrs. Addie 1 bad declined to give to the Senate com- Bickford, wife of Geo. W. evening following the close. Ice mam and and foliage being on a liag staff, on which “old glory” was raised OKI’O'I I daintily arranged Monday morning, July 5th, at about b.35, Bickford of Burnham, died very suddenly, SOI.I mittee investigating the sugar trust the 4th. last { cake were served. Miss I>. won the love white drapery, with enough of bright blos- Mrs. Martha J. July Thursday night. She complained <»f a (Hall) Pendleton,the wife of w*-l; of names of from whom had re- severe pain at about 11 m., and died two and esteem of her pupils as as that persous they soms to make a cheerful effect. The musi- Mr. Amos Pendleton G. and p. J ^ Harry Carleton have made '- passed suddenly away family hours later. A husband and three children the who to the benefits Safe deposit boxes for rent at s: ceived information, has if not cal selections were well and while j parents, hope receiv^ practically, rendered, the the family were at breakfast. Her noticeable in their survive her. The funeral services improvements cottage, were held of her in the autumn. 5 s a \ear. te- established an little folks were at the on ability dtealiy, important pre- highly and deservedly com- daugLter, Mrs. Sprague, stepped into her which makes the attractive. church Sunday. Rev. J. Noble j place very am* Vim no: a able sermon > A Parent (>ui new vault is line* iu I cedent. To all intents and purposes the plimented on the excellent manner in which room before breakfast preached very for the occasion just and she seemed They also drive the most stylish turnout on from the text “Prepare to meet thy God." A ! West Winter port. UNEXCELLED order of for the release of they presented their parts. Following is as well as at time the Judge Bradley any duriug the past week. grounds. very large and sympathetic audience was n ami bumlarv m the <■ aimv\ the program There was attendance. The floral ! M«-ssvs. Shriver and Edwards recognizes apparently nothing more serious W. J. tributes were very Price has enlarged his fruit and numerous. Organ voluntary. than a cold that she Bells. Those rent inn boxes u. ! u .■ •; the legal right—the moral of slight had been stand near the main Wedding right, “in the confectionery entrance 1 Processional, King’s Highway,” privilege of takinu then I■■ \ •* troubled with,and there was no that Mr. course, was not open to School thought and is a business. He will William Mathews, who was well adjudication—of doing good be- wed- vault. Scripture reading, Pastor and School her end was so near. As Mrs. known here, died June 30tli at bis home Elwell-Monks. A very enjoyable a man in work to re- Sprague again gin baking beaus in the ground as soon as engaged newspaper in Lincolnville. Mr. was Invocation, Pastor went to her mother’s room Mathews a tine was held at the house of Mr. after breakfast the crowd a ding party the continences intrusted to him as Chorus, “The Children’s School here gets little larger. man and will he missed a wide circles of I spect Jubilee,” she found by El well of Brooks Md, when Mr. Psalm her resting easily and thinking acquaintances and friend’s. Otis July such, those in the of Reading, 1, School George W. Winslow, principal of the [Camden Her- by whom, pursuit Address of welcome, she was sleeping she the ald. Chas. H. El well and Mrs. Maria F Monks, E. H. DU M Ray Kilgore approached bed, Davis school in RUIN, his he had had occasion to seek as Woodland Westfield, Mass., with his duty, Solo, Echoes,” but the spark of life had tied and she had botfcrof Monroe, were united in marriage by Lizzie Chamberlain family and a few friends are at the Part- Died in June sources of information. Both the Senate entered Hagerman, Idaho, 18th, of Belfast The ; Rec. and peacefully the laud of rest at the ad- Samuel Chase S. A. Littlefield, Esq., i song, “The Children’s Sunday,” vanced on Park Row'. The in- Burd, aged fifty-four vears. age of 84 years. As the ridge cottage guests *- of Glasses and Oisea and the House have made many attempts I Rena Macomber and Infant class funeral Mr. Burd was a native of but ceremony was performed in the preseu «>f Fining was delayed to the middle of the clude Miss Clara Plumb of N. Camden, only | Rec., our Mildred McAndless week, Elizabeth, J., his early life was here. He was a after which relatives t > compel newspaper correspondents to “Doing Best,” awaiting the arrival of the absent spent a few intimate friends, Duet, "Beautiful Roses,” husband, and Miss Daw'ley of Worcester, Mass. brother of Robert, George and Charles the and Ear a | son and we are ami were invited in and a Eye Specie divulge the sources of their information— Edith Davidson daughters, obliged to wait Mrs. S. C. Haskell neighbors pleas- and Lizzie Chamberlain until next Burd, ami Mrs. B. F. week to give the particulars. Benner Brothers at the Ocean House are ant social was Excellent Office hours un il {Fa. m. the earliest case of which we find record Rec., "Hear what the Flowers Say,” Miss Adams of this place. [Camden Herald. evening spent. a run of transient From ! 2. 30 to .3 and 7 to S | Cleora Haney’s class—Lulu Elwell, Stella NORTHPURT CAMP having good custom and music was rendered, and a lunch with ice p was in 1857—but always GROUND. unsuccessfully. Black, Florida Carrow, Florence Libby, The Flood have a dozen or more regular boarders. The Edith cottage is opened for the season. Transfers in Real Estate. cream served. ^EARSPORT, In the Pacific Mail investigation the corre- Kilgore. house has in been put first-class condition iivk C1 < \ .vec r i* n Id Solo, "Jesus once was a Little J. T. Batclielder and of the San Francisco Alta Cali- Child,” family of Boston are The transfers in spondent throughout, new croquet and tennis grounds following real estate were A home Mildred McAndless at the Waquoit. Hurd-Cole. very quiet wedding fornia, Mr. Wetmore, (a Maine man by Rec., "Emblems of Jesus,” Lulu Elwell laid out, and other improvements made. recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds occurred at the residence of W. F. Coombs, >S MO o’clock I Song, "Branches of the Vino,” Infant class Miss Lucy A. Stearns of for the week 7 1897: Pleasant street, Yiualhaven, at TRY ALLEN S FOOT-EAS the way) was brought before the bar of Brookline, Mass., A party of eight, children and grand-chil- ending July, Geo. Recitation, "Service,” Earl Talbot is at the Tuesday evening, June 20th. The contract- and for Waquoit. A. Choate et al., Montville, to Eliza A. the House, some time imprisoned Chorus, “Always True,” School dren of Rev. W. J. Wilson and wife arrived iug parties were Miss Winnie Olive Cole of J A powder t-» in* shaken into ho “The Child’s Mrs. Davis Jackson, Belfast; laud in Montville. Cbloe a sister of Mrs. Arthur season feet feel swollen ami hot. in the basement of the and for Pec., Message,” Florence Hill and friends of Bangor are at Tuesday morniug to attend the golden wed- Liucolu, Coombs,and ymjr capitol; If have .n Trio, Alice Stimpson, Winnie Sanborn, Mil- the E. Atwood, to Luceua J. Mc- L. Hurd of Enfield. The ceremony was per- easily yon smartime tv Bragg cottage. ding anniversary of that and Winterport, try Allen F -rFa-e. It ,■..«>!- -In- tv publishing the San Domingo treaty and dred McAndless. w'orthy aged formed by Rev. H. J. Wells m tlie presence Dermott, do.; land and buildings in Winter- walking easy. Fares ami prevents s\» Declamation, Clarence Hall L T. Boothby and are at their cot- couple, which will be observed at the Pio- of the immediate circle. Re- refusing to tell how obtained it family only family sweating feet blisters am: *-aI ;- they S. to Sarah the >p Chorus, “Put on the whole School for neer The port. Joseph Murray, Boston, freshments were served during evening corns Messrs. White and Armor,” tage the season. cottage next Saturday. party in- and buhmns ..f ai! pain and Ramsdell, correspond- Vocal solo, “Cradle Song,” B. Clark, do.; laud in Islesboro. Sarah B. and the hours spent in a happy manner by c.‘infurr. Try it ?■> /.»Si.!.i a!‘ kag* Mary Murray, Boston; land in dress. Allen S. Benediction. tel the first of the week. children of Warren, R I., Rev. C. H. Smith, groom most at heart and extended to them Olmsted. I.e R •>. N "i in durance vile for a few weeks iu a com- Islesboro. Sarah L. to ! for the wife and son of R Mrs Rogers, Pittsfield, hearty and earnest good wishes A Pluenix, I, George mittee room of the to be dis- jolly party from Be fast the John land and in future. Mr. and Mrs. Hurd left Thursday .Senate, only Rockland Races. occupied Brewster of Danielson, Conn. Smith, Troy: buildings West View for Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Coombs accom- charged when the Senate adjourned. Cottage the 4th. Troy. Owen G. White, Belfast, to Samuel The Ground is well accom- them to Rock laud. Rockland, Me., July 2. In the races to- Camp pretty H. land panying counsel for Mr. Prof. W. B. Ferguson and are at Berry, Montville; in Montville. Judge Dittenlncffer, Flossie Low was an family Indian Pasts winner in modated as to this season. The Bos- day easy travel A. iu the case referred to 2 their for the season.' Martha Davis, Belfast, to Geo. H. Davis, Shriver, above, the b.4 class. The 2.40 class was cottage no. A oc- closely ton steamers land here every morning from Crawford—You quiet wedding and was won The do.; laud in Belfast. Minnie E. the to news- contested, by Agnes S. Mrs. Crafts ami of Brown, curred Thursday, Juiy 1st, at 4 o’clock at the Used by mechanic- and hi se-keepm- paid following compliment family Old Town are at Boston, Rockland and Camden, for Belfast summary: Lowell, Mass., to Louisa M. home of Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. Wilson on Chest- all kinds of stains from the hands \\ men: their for a short time. Brown, do.; paper cottage and the and again in the the 2.34 class. up-river ports, land and buildings in Searsmont. Lillian nut street, Caindeu, contracting parties to the skin. In my long experience in public life and Mrs. S. W. Howard of is afternoon bound west. The M. & M. Mrs. Wilson’s niece. Miss Susie \ ouug Flossie Low, b. m.1 1 1 Bangor occupy- goes I). to Geo. P. Bos- being at the bar I have had occasion to Downes, Islesboro, Field, and Keuuith Crawford of Boston, son ATWOOD. Winterport. \ of are at their for the season. a which is a credit to the place. Capt. Isaac Dunbar. ter of historic interest. compelled to chastise her.” The subscription is Si a year. Brewer, cottage has hotel j OF BELFAST. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. had a handsome NEWS Sibley The Churches. display of fireworks at their residence Tues irt meets next Tuesday; Insol- day evening. The Methodist Sunday School Board has ,u Wednesday. renovated the ami added 52 new Pensions have been granted as follows; muni library i — a total of 464 volumes in matter prepared for this issue Original, Ezra B. Wilson, Camden ; origina volumes, making deferred to uext Ellen G. Of a good condition. iii\ week. widows, etc., Ayer, Liberty. Belfast Citizen interests Every, Services at the Universalist Church next dcock has presented Thomas The appearance of the Universalist church ! one in Belfast. has will be as follows: Morning 1‘ st, G. A. R., with a tiue been very much improved by a coat of When an article is Suuday worship Ij worthy of the public ex- with sermon of the of The main is white aud the I at 10 43, followed by Sunday ; t.-’.ng “Death Warren” paint. building of our it pression people deserves the reputation school. devotional Hill. base a dark brown, the same as before. Young people’s meeting it has earned. Mrs. H. Boody, who resides at No. at 6 led Miss Bessie Kuowlton. We on o’clock, by in the bicycle combine has print the 6th page another of Mr. | 21 Court Street, very permits the “The Need of from Above and ITart L. kindly publica- Topic, Help I ist, ami Geo. T. Reed has re- Woodcock’s interesting contribu- 2 Quart Glass Pitchers, tion of lier experience with Doan's and its Satisfaction.” tOc ■es on tions to and His Ointment, accordingly the standard Shooting Fishing. subject “ “ it is a source of great satisfaction to the E. 12 inch | Columbia and Hartford. this time is bass fishing at Quautabacook. proprie- The meeting of the Y. P. S. C. will be .... 1QC tors to be able to publish such endorsement. So held in the Baptist vestry next Sunday “ “ ! ist Livery Co. has added to its List of unclaimed letters remaining in the 8 at Neppies, iOc many of our readers know Mrs. and her evening 6.15 o’clock. Topic, Individual ; iiis season several tiue horses, Belfast post office for the week ending July Boody | for the conversion of the Cake 3d: Ladies—Miss Lillian praises of Doan’s Ointment will a responsibility Stands, ages and a 10-passenger buek- A. Dean. Gentle- prove benefit to 10C Rom. 10:1-13-15. Miss A. M. Pierson: M. W. sufferers in world, 9:1-3; Leader, mipany now has 4 large buck- men—Capt. Sauuders. Belfast, she speaks of her case in the 10 inch Glass Bertha Knowiton. All young people are Plates, I0C use. See advt. of H. F. Mason, tax collector, following words: I saw Doan’s Ointment adver- cordially invited to attend. 6 with Quart Pans, made last week for an regard to delinquent taxes of 1896. tised and highly recommended. 1 a box 5c •by Augus- got at at Services the Methodist Episcopal “ .an a hammock and two hunting After July 12th notice will be served for the Kilgore & Wilson’s store and I 10 Tin drug gave it a church Sunday, July 11th, will be as fol- i Pails,.I0c it canvas. The commencement of suits the same. Augusta sports- against thorough trial. I am pleased to it me “ say gave lows: Sermon by the pastor at 10.45 a. m.; 2 Handled een in company with Mr. C. B. Pay now and save costs. great relief. I have used salves and ointment al- a Dippers, 5C Suuday school at 12 in.; Junior League! Put Little f this a most without . j city, who had such buut- S. H. Mathews is a number; but none of them 1 building handsome brought mieting at 4 30 p. in.; Epworth League 3c d so sent his order like the results Sanford’s here, veranda on the front anything satisfactory obtained aud south side of his meeting at 6 15: soug aud prayer service at Ginger from Doan's Ointment. I have recommended and Lamp ... rank Keene a residence on street. The is Chimneys, 3c has curiosity at the High south side will 7.15. Tuesday evening at 7.30, prayer meet- In always recommend it to my friends who are Your is and the front parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Iv. open covered. The design is as ing; class A all mounted on troubled I have been. You can refer to me as Thursday evening, meetings. Curtains, Spring Fixtures, IOc avenue. It is a ma- aud will the Water thport fully modern, greatly improve ap- having used Doan’s Ointment with benefit. It is cordial invitation is extended to strangers Drinking .pened cotton ball, from a plant pearance of the premises. worthy of recommendation.” aud to persons having no church home. Doan’s Ointment sold for RO cents box During >m the seed, and still has grow- Mansill’s Almanac, which made a hit this per by Rev. Geo. S. Mills begins his vacation this all dealers. Mailed on of Goods of us and SAVE 50 PER CENT. •ttou is as soft ami as if receipt price by Foster- BUY perfect year by predicting that May would ba “the week, aud expects to spend the month in Warm Weather Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for ne South. most stormy month of the year," and June Boston aud with friends in New It will insure the United States. Hampshire against cramps, pains, colds, as is the talk of a dam across nearly bad, kiud enough to mention aud Connecticut. Next he will chills, and indigestion, and protect sys- building Remember the name, DOAN’S, and take no sub- Sunday be that is to be a in tem from and a river at a point three miles “July expected about normal stitute. Camden and will preach there in ex- malarial, typhoid, epidemic or a little cooler than influences. No other GINGER is so .ham. The business men of Pitts- month, perhaps its change with Rev. L. D. Evans. The topic pure, CARLE & mean for the season. of so and so safe. JONES, been looking over the location the C. E. meeting next Sunday evening speedy, The State Assessors will hold a in 21 MAIN :t one of the best water powers The Journal's flower “Fadder” has con- meeting will be: “Individual Responsibility for the STREET, BELFAST, MAINE. Belfast iu the near future, about Ask far SAL- f ti e State, with a fall of from ceived an idea of making a floral album of a probably Conversion of the World;” Rom. 9: 1-3; 10: FORD'SAVOID GINGER with July 20th. “Owl” trade-mark on to erect an elec- flower from each State in the Union, and has 1*1" There will be a service in They propose preaching the wrapper. Sold ev- the near future for the benefit about a half dozen out of the New England The Belfast Coliseum Co. has declared a the vestry at 7.30. erywhere. Potter TW rw I imi'G and Chemical States. The Journal to State in dividend of 3 cent. The annual goes every per meeting Services at the church next Sun- Corporation. Sole Baptist l'l the and its subscribers if was to 10. op>.. Holton, Muss. '• Union, may, they adjourned July ks The new law relating to day will be as usual. The subject of the PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK. see tit, take the hint that advertising pays, L. A. President. suiess went into effect July 1st. Sheridan F. Miller Command, Union Vet- pastor’s morning sermon will be “The mys- Waldo Y. H. S. C. E. Union. KNOWLTON, FRANK R. Cashier. even in fads. County WIGGIN, e are abolished ami Saturday erans’ Union, has changed its night of meet- tery of the God-Man,” Heb. 11:16. The a Friday, 2d, seemed a made half holiday. The Bel- Helping Hand Circle had a clam bake and ing to the first Tuesday of each month. evening sermon will be upon “The Kind of July direct gift from God to the U Bank declared its usual semi- supper on last after- men for the Twentieth Christian Endeavorers of Waldo Mayo's^shore Monday There will he a box sociable and dance at Century,” Jer. 5:1. County, for it was an Solicited letid f 4 per mt. and the Peo- noon. Thirty-two persons were present and Silver The music will be as follows: unusually pleasant Deposits Harvest Hall even- Morning, INDIVIDUAL Feb. 2$, 1 $94. July 24, 1894. Hoc. Grange Monday and a 1 $94. March 5. 1 >95. Bank all it a day large number from different sec- paid interest in its sav- pronounced very enjoyable time. A ing, July 12th. If the next anthem, Hosanna, Fame, alto solo aud quar- DEPOSITS: 830,353.69 $59,180.29 879,490.59 stormy, pieasant tions of the iu the $*3,97$,53 --nt on vote of thanks was extended to county gathered Baptist that day. This bank Mr. and evening. tette ; duet, In the cross of Christ I glory, July 11, 1895. Dec. 13, 1895. July 11, 1 $90. church at The church was idends to Mrs. Dunton for their Liberty. pretti- stock-holders April kind hospitality in The Howe, Mrs. Howes and Mr. Pitcher. Even- 8123,085.58 8100,838.17, 8172,093. IK Clianuing League met with Mrs. Chas. ly decorated with plants, ferns and wild Dec.17,’96 1st, and mputes interest at u their house for an entertainment. Mrs. opening Thumbs at the Burd Little ing, selection, chorus; solo, selected, cottage. River, flowers, and in every way that hospitable annum January 1st and July The exercises consisted of music, recitations, Pitcher. Chorus rehearsal Saturday evening 5183,869.99 yesterday afternoon. A picnic was hearts can the visitors were etr The Circle will supper suggest wel- meet next Monday with 7.30. These figures are taken from oar to the served. comed to This welcome was voiced sworn\statements Comptroller Mrs. M. A. Union Liberty. Cold Month The month of Coombs, street. of the on the An Rev. H. W. the of the Currency, Washington, above dates. interesting entertainment wasgiwu at P. by Abbott, pastor sed was the coldest Mr. L. H. About- s;x years ago a woman in Hrs. Rebecca Allyn. DEPOSITS illi the INTEREST REI'AKTMENT young the M. E. church. Seventeen of the so- .Iran- interest payable T urn vestry June 30th, by Marie Knib- twenty-seven ary 1st an,I Inly 1st. Deposits clump; the first three 'lavs .,f < rded m the AS of his this city was sale vests and her o .inn-iirnesf n nuts years making put cieties in the were dele- of that mouth. This ilepartment olfars loe, elocutionist, assisted by Misses A brief notice of this whose county reported by hep,,sit„rs tliau s' I '.Banks 'rd. name and address on of Emeroy lady, death much as is a lie > inai The mean temperature of the back one of the every hep,,sit -..fr.au 1 all hep ,sits i., .,:lr k,.,K are ... At Ginn and gates. all of the shoved amount Vj A,.W1 1116 Cleora Haney and Mrs. Etta was mentioned last week, it is Nearly reports of our Capital Stock. a .v.1 l'i' or o colder than tin* the tickets. Last week she received a letter will, believ- and Tins Bauk being the latest establislie 1 Bank in Wahl., Mitchell, with music. progress the true spirit of Christian En- County, our vault lias all the ,te,- improve- ■- ed interest many in our where mems m ears .41 from a man in one of community, Eire an 1 li tr-lar-Pr.,.1 w irk. o •• ,., and colder than the the Western States thereby ferine to -it. r, t « deavor, for one after another told of what bauk in thi* eountv. A ierer J. G. Aborn lias on the her and married life were June, 1SS1. The average saying he had just bought the vest aud in- begun foundation youth passed. they were for the church. One soci- An " for a new house on bis was a doing ■a as 1.4 •••.' fop June, lssl. r>’.< 1 »7 quired in regard to the time aud circum- lot, orner of Elm Her father, Samuel Upton, promi- ety pays for and the %r" and Cedar and nent merchant of in the of its heating lighting t-mperature in June this stance in whh h 11 was made. streets, which lie will occupy Castine, days year The strange church and the when janitor’s salary. I tlay lowest, 47 the _‘d day. part t lie a flair was that he did not completed. Jt wiil be 30 by 24. one early prosperity. Afterwards, lie removed pro- H. M. Prentiss of Belfast c< nducted an — and a half. MAINE STATE :7 1 iays, with a total rainfall of pose or ask for a story to this city, and for several years edited FAIR, Lewiston, j photograph. open parliament .on “The C. E. Pledge.’" “The a federal Ml K OLD Several weeks W. A scieutilie ami artistic job of Workingmen’s Advocate,” ag<> H. Clark offered a barbering Much emphasis was laid upon the 3. TIMK DATES. In she married Rufus B. import- Aug. 30, 31, 1, 2, was a Sepf. i_r nidi Club of ar- done on the hair of small Tues newspaper. 1840, Reading, Pa., bicycle to the customer at his clothing store boy lay ance of private devotion and of loyalty to a cf rare Horseless Races. Firemen’s Muster. :>*. w!m by a playmate. The w ere neither Allyn, Esq., lawyer attainments, Carriage T1 ursday morning by steam- would guess the nearest to the number youngsters the local church, which includes not only at- of but of great eccen- and took the steamer of in a of them more than six years old. When the unbending integrity, Everything New, Novel and Interesting ssvcT Bangor, beans large glass jar. The beans tendance at all the church services, but par- was linisb-'d the customer had bare tricity of character. After his death, in 1857, -r their summer cottage at were counted Saturday evening by the re- job in them and financial MEET YOUH FHlENDS THE li E she removed to which ticipation support ut. As of in- spots interspersed with tufts of hair all Cambridge. Mass., the name the club porters of The Journal and Age. The cor- long Rev. G. S. Mills of Belfast gave a most over has since been her home. s his cranium. The reporter wasn’t in oaij.MSed of a mixture of ingre- rect number was 7422 John G. Perry guess- practical and helpful talk on “Religious Meeting of E. M. C. S. Trustees. the when saw Mrs. a a "i- vicinity the boy's mother h m Allyn possessed strung intellect, were young ladies and young ed 7425 and won. Most of the guesses were Reading.” One of the great needs of Chris- nature, and warm affections. Ever after the barbering. kindly < iCout a dozen in all, who repre- reasonable, varying from 5,000 to 10,000. tian Endeavor, he said, is a greater thought- A meeting of the trustees f the East Maine I in she retained to tho last a 1 The annual young feelings, at >rt was •ui«- may judge by the class pins Some, however, were wild. The smallest meeting of the Belfast ^ fulness. We need to read more and more Conference Seminary Bueksp deep interest in her old friends and early tie colleges in the country. As | was 070, and the largest 5(5,741. Moosehead Lake R. R. Co. was held yester- intelligently. Read not only the Bible, but helil iu Bangor,Thursday, July 1st, pursuant associations. Courteous in manner, ; Bangor left the wharf the club j day forenoon. The following directors were digni- books about the Bible: read devotional to the adjournment of the annual meeting The Dauiel A. Kelly company appeared chosen: C. fied in deportment, she was emphatically ge with B. Hazeltine, F. B. Mathews, books such as the of mission- belli some weeks ago at Bucksport. Rev. J yell, vigor. last week in biographies Belfast Opera House before C. W. “a lady of the old school.” Her serene age Frederick, C. E. Knowlton, N. F. and read best news- W. Day of Danfortli was chosen chairman; Triggs has a farm and stable small aries, your devotional audiences. The plays were fairly well was crowned by a peaceful and painless de- Houston, Win. M. Geo. E. were R. B. Stover of was the secre- w can he Woods, Johnson, paper, some of the suggestions given. Bucksport what done in farming presented. In the -‘Irish from life. Refugee," Friday C. O. J. M. Fletcher. C. B. parture of the board. Considerable time was and Poor, Hazeltiut The subject of au address by Rev. H. W. tary raising by labor capital ju- the curtain in a sofa and near- Four night, caught was chosen children uf Mrs. Allyn survive her: devoted to a discussion of the finances of president; John H. Quimby, Kimball of Skowhegau was “The Mount of tpplied. He has a handsome field ly the old man in a who dumped Wolf, very aud Helen, married M. Gehard Gade of the which were announced to be secretary clerk; Frank R. Wiggin, Vision." He showed the need of a seminary, owing on laud on which was a scene. The actors could deeper, affecting not re- Stockholm, Sweden ; Alice B. of Cambridge : in a condition. It was treasurer. broader Christian life and that the power of fully satisfactory ud-growtb crop of hard wood a press their merriment whenever they looked John, a publisher in Boston, and Samuel B., said that there were Mr. Frank E. a life is iu its vision. God a vision to forty-two applicants while his garden is as as can toward Morse, formerly teacher of gives good that sofa, hence some otherwise who resides in Texas. Her eldest son. Wil- for the various vacancies on the staff of in- vocal music in School of men now just as to Moses so long ago. God anywhere hereabouts. In his were Wellesley College affecting parts spoiled. The matinee liam Bradford, after serving in various posi- struction, and among them were these for Music aud the New grants men the vision of their own as several horses, them a England Conservatory seeing among Saturday afternoon was given upon account tions during the Rebellion, died in 1804 the f A. Hutchin- of is to lives as a he a vision of position principal: W, mare that stands Id 1-4 Music, conduct a summer school of holy thing, grants year-’id of small attendance. from wounds received at the battle of Peters- X. C. S. Bos- his and aud a vision of son, Pennington, J.; Sprague, He has also two heifer music at Unity from July 3th to August righteousness love, spring burg. Ya„ while adjutant of the Thirty-first ton J. W. F. X. J. Accident. 2 with their fellow men. This vision can he found Wilkinson, Rahway. a -k exactly alike and are both Emery Peavey, aged years, 12th, instructors iu pianoforte, piano- Maine Infantry. j. w. J. U. Street, Boston; Frank C. Lockwood, A. A. HOWES & CO., a sou of H. at the feet of Christ as we follow L. Peavey of Waldo, had his forte harmony, theory and musical history, Him day Salt Lake City, John C. Anthony, Boston. right hand nearly severed from the wrist voice culture and the art of anti by day. His lined message was climb up Bolljist, Siolo Agents. k NoTKS. The tide of summer singing, I he Maine Musical Festival. Rev. D. H. Sawyer of Bucksport, who is • Monday afternoon. He was at near the studies. above the fogs and mists of the world until 11112 m to he in play literary mg seen, the increase now a professor in Rust University, Holly mowers, and, unnoticed in front of his Those of our readers who have been inter- you stand on the mountain top with Christ ot 1 The got Amos Jackson of Knox was before steamers. For several the Miss., was also mentioned for father's The cut and see as he sees, until catch the hori- Springs, scythe. extended from the Police Court on of ested in the proposed Maine Musical Festival you 'nere has been a large number of yesterday charge setting the The selection from the list of PERHAPS of the hand around the base of zon where earth and heaven meet and then place. palm the fire to the buildings of I. H. Jackson June will be glad to learn that Mr. Win. R. Chap- You don’t kiP-v. r..,r aimed here by the steamers applicants for one to succeed Principal thumb, and to the wrist The main man of New for come down into the the vis- j can buy the “up ;., dan-' to take the joint. 27th. A large number of witnesses were York, Director-in-chief the valley bearing Rockland for Bar Chase was referred to a committee consist- ! styles in watches and ;ew- artery was severed. Mr. Peavey corded summoned. Tic- chief evidence the Festival, is in Belfast, conducting the re- ion to your fellow men. elrv of us. other eastern ports, the Silver against mg of Hon. T. If Bangor; the arm with a over Miss Charlotte T and Wentworth, knot the artery, thus prisoner, in the of the hearsals of the local chorus. The members Sibley interested BUT YOl CAN or to go to the various in- early part hearing, Rev. J. W. Day of Danfortli and Rev. I). H. the until he could are the as she an fs stopping bleeding drive seemed to be that he tried to of the Belfast chorus thoroughly inspired people, always does, by PERHAPS "f this vicinity. The travel to prevent people enjoy- Tribou of Boston. This committee will re- ! to Belfast, 7 miles. Dr. Ellingwood dress- from his the work under the baton of this address on “Christian Endeavor To-day and Yon don’t ki. \v tha* we Ground start* in well. .. saving buildings while the ethers ing magic Camp port at a meeting to be held later iu the are the obies* ed the and the is well. and To-morrow.” She a vivid of jeweliy wound, patient doing were burning. The was in magnetic, enthusiastic conductor, if the gave picture base in »:u: jstare Castine went to Green’s Laud* hearing progress summer. The office of vice-president, or as- ,.f when The Journal went to ccncert which is to be in the Belfast the wonderful of C. E. in Maine. i.v to carry the Theatrical New Advertisements. Carle & Jones press. given accomplishments sistant to the will he discontinued. Kelly principal, BUT WE Opera House to-morrow, Friday, evening is the last sixteen years, aud prophesied that ARE. are offering some great bargains in glass and The Equitable Life Assurauce Society has The place has been held by Prof. Charles K. net a success, our are as its work would on until a better PERHAPS and those terminated its contract E. big predictions go agency Marsh who to become is Sob. Little Kate, Capt. J. L. tinware, fitting up cottages would with G. S. Ricker, J recently resigned Y. fa se as the weather have been fo r is found to take its “Whether the C. >a don’t kimv. 11; at we do well to at who has been prophesies place. orned June noth from her first call their store and see tlie acting agent iu this city. P. principal of Waterville High school. » jrive our per- *i; *i atten- | several months. These concerts E. endures or not.” she said. “Chris- L. Chandler of preliminary society tion to all o n- w itch re- : for the season. fished goods Maine State Fair at Lewiston, Aug. Portlaud, Me., who succeeds They have been of tian endeavor without letters pairing, Mr. will given by members the choruses spelt capital Swan’s Island, and had a moderate 30,31, Sept. 1, 2, 3. Meet your friends there. Ricker, be recognized by the public Secret Societies. BUT in several of the cities in the State with will endure forever."’ WE DO as a mau of hiding one 40-pound halibut. ....Cultivators at 83.55 while they last, of integrity aud business qualities, great success, those given in Rev. E. L. Marsh of Waterville delivered PERHAPS F. has Fred and the him notably Bangor of nix F. Welch taken up his lobster Atwood, Winterport.. .The family of worthy position assigned by the The regular meeting Pho Lodge, You think you can beat and in Lewiston. The Lewiston Journal the evening address. His subject was 1 fitted his vessel, the schooner the late Richard A. Forde of Swanville pub- Equitable Life. This is the fifth year Mr. and A. M will be held next Monday us on low price-, Christ drew men Chandler has been estimates the number of people present at “Christian Magnetism.’’ i' v, f« r a maekereling cruise. He lish a card of thanks... .Geo. T. Reed adver- connected with the com- evening. BUT YOU CAN'T. the Lewiston concert at nearly 2,000. The unto himself by his sincerity, his earnest- 1st.... Four tises the Columbia and pany, which fact is a sufficient for y vessels with fresh, Hartford bicycles guarantee P. I. O. O F., has Maine Festival will be a great help to the ness, his ove. We stand between the at- Canton Pallas, M., Hiram Chase & Son, ■oid fish were in at the new advt. of boa his standing. dry port Thursday. prices.See its of to the first State, musically, and should be strongly tractions of the world and the attraction of changed night meeting 25 MAIN STREET, BELFASI H. McDonald arrived Friday with ! found-Tenement to rent. Enquire at Mr. Selwyn Thompson, clothing manu- all lovers of music. Our read- Jesus Christ. The use of a Christian is to Thursday in each month. fare of fresh B. O. supported by and corned fish and Norton’s Market. facturer of this has taken a city, partner, ers can show their of the efforts do what he can to turn men from the members of the of and appreciation away A few Knights Pythias halibut-Sloop Georgia was Mr. A. \V. B. Foster of Boston. The part- Shipping Items. Sch. Nimbus,which runs of the managers to advance our musical in- attractions of the world to Christ, and he can order went to Portland yesterday to attend Friday with a lot of lobsters, which went into between Boston and nership effect July 1st, ami the do this as Jesus did earnest- Aided regularly Montevideo, terests by giving them a large aud enthusi- by sincerity, the Grand Lodge and anniversary exercises. from the vessel at 10 cents per firm name is was to latter on Thompson & Foster. They obliged leave the port her astic attendance on Friday evening. The ness and love. Belfast Company in uniform and Silver Cross will engage in the manufacture of last voyage light, on account of being unable pants, members of the Rockland with the Rev. W. H. Kimball of Skowhegau led will leave this train. ! in»Feet chorus, Comiotl Lodge by morning’s E with a Vessel's Chew. Some to a of overalls and jumpers and expect to do a service which was 1 | get freight hides. The shippers fear- large local chorus, will make a total of about the closing consecration Several ladies from Belfast will be present. '■nt was created here last business. Mr. Foster, who has been with Thursday ed that she would Vie unable to arrive in voices. The impressive. eighty following soloists will particularly Silver Cross K. of P has elected "tficer three men street Bradford & Thomas, Boston, for the 13 Lodge, bringing up Boston before the passage of the tariff bill. past Mrs. G. M. and T. E. The newly elected officers are asfollws; appear: Barney Dr. the following officers for the term: The meu were sailors who attempt- ..Bark years, will represent the new firm on the comiug Jennie Harkness, 1305 tons, built Tibbetts of Rockland. Miss Susan E. Dins- President, H. P. Prentiss, Belfast; Vice Allen’s Foot V. Ease C. C., Joseph C. Burrows; C., Rufus C. : ave the schooner Mary E. Morse, in in road. Mr. Thompson, the senior Rockport, Me., 1879, has been bought member, rnore, Miss Blanche L. Sullivan and Mr. B. Pres Rev. Geo. S. Mills, Belfast; Secretary Barton : Prelate, Sanford Howard : M. of hug on the East Side. New- is well known this section as a W., and other new Capt. by Theo. Ruger & Co. of New York for for- throughout A. this and Miss E. Patterson, many remedies for Roundy of city. Treasurer, Josephine K. of R ; the men were reliable and Arthur C. Whitney; and S., Free- ; shipped in Port- eign account at $13.000_Bark Grace Lyn- enterprising business man, and Belfast. Lookout eommittes, Miss Blauche relieving distress caused by for man M. Wood; M. of F., C. E. M of S. Shipping Commissioner, for wood has beeu on we predict the new firm a White; the railway at Bucksport prosperous Centre Mrs. Hopkins, Frankfort; corns or bunions. Montvillk. Friday morning, Moody, Liberty; at < a recipe m G 30 a. m. The was commencement exercises at last week. Monday. morning foggy Colby for water cockroach**.-* and insect'-. Th.-v attorney who would undertake them are Prof. N. S. French aud wife uf and is named Charles A. Murch hugs, aud the excursionists saw but little of the -Miss closed a suc- Encamp- will eat and surely die. i' .» 1 •..t .•«• -1 vr five left Chat. The suit Charles Madge Thompson very Mr. Austin French and They by steamer the same parlor put up by Roxbury. Mass., ment, in honor of a citizen cents per quarter p.-und. Will send the tw.» scenery the route down cessful term of school in the Centre district highly respected Wentworth was drawn last week and was picturesque aloug recipes to any address on ot a ten cut family from Jamaica Plain, Mass., Mrs. of Belfast and a member of Sears of receipt the Reach aud up Union River. The Band last Lura Bennett took Sat- Lodge piece and postage stamp. taken William H. Beckett on a Friday-Miss • s by ticket Fred French and children aud Mrs. 01 Mail Carriers. The new Ellery Searsport, now deceased. S. B. played at the races and ball game at boat for Boston, where she will TITCOnB. that cost 82 A. Jackson of Wyman urday’s stay Mass.. Mr. Alfred for the mails on the star cents-George Piper from Hyde Park, 3t2f>* No 2 Friend St.. Mass. carrying Ellsworth, in the afternoon and for some time_The recent dance at the The July 1st issue of the Kineo Echo is Amesbury, Searsmout about a ton of wool skins Park, gave nt into effect 1st. shipped Black and family from Boston.Mrs. July Following a concert in the hall in the Hall was much all who mainly devoted to a report of the visiting to Bangor Cook has added evening. As Grange enjoyed by arriers who take mail to ami from Saturday-Eli James Richards and son from Somerville, were to wait for the in it. Townsend’s orchestra of St. Johns Commaudery of Ban- to his etc.The they obliged tide they participated Knights post office: Stockton business—bread, cakes, Mass., are with Mr. aud Mrs. S. L. Hail for Springs route, did not leave Ellsworth until 3 o’clock Tues- furnished excellent music....The school in gor, and their guests of Beauseaut Com- American Express Co. has sent the horse a while_Prof. John E. Clark from Conn. Overlook of Stockton Springs; North and arrived the Carter district Miss maudery of Malden, Mass. In noting the Grass for Sale. him day morning, home about 9 taught by Lucy •*i t Riley away and. replaced with another. is Mr. aud Mrs. Bradford Blanchard. route, Fred E. Stevens of Frauk- Cushman closed last after a visiting | as the half an hour ahead of those who Friday profitable success of the Sir Knights anglers The on the Girls’ H The two horses are so alike that o’clock, home last week grass standing >m? place t r^edoin Frank of nearly few, term, very satisfactory to both pupils and Mrs. Edna Cousins arrived route, Fly Freedom ; left the boat at Ellsworth aud returned Echo says: “J. H. Jones of Belfast was Xortliport avenue. i> for sale. to even the by superintendent.The services conducted her house. Mr. Albert Shute and Apply v route via. Belmont and North among horsemen, noticed the aud opened Sears- train. by Mr. and Mrs. Hazel in the Baptist meet- satisfied with three lakers, weighing b J. F. WILSON or change-Olin Smith brought in the first of Belfast the Fourth with her. K. P. Boynton of ing house last were family spent JOS. F. WIGHT. Liberty; Liberty Whitcomb’s Hall Burned. The Sunday enjoyed by pounds. native green peas of the season, 3d_ build- a and audience. _Mrs. Etta Elkiu3 of Searsport Harbor is ;a. Centre Searsmont and July quite large appreciative Belfast. June 30,1897.—2Gtf Belmont, in Waldo owned and The held J Geo. Pendleton dug up a watch last week, ing occupied by L. A. next meeting will be Sunday, July visiting here.... Mrs. Mary Perkins and Miss Montville, C. H. E. P. of Bagley carrier, and known as 18th, at 2.30 p m_The friends Mr. Roy while at wrork on the highway on the Sears- Whitcomb, Whitcomb’s Hall, Ava Perkins arrived Saturday from Stone- BellaNt Opera House, •n, Centre Lincolu- Carter were pleased to learn of his recent sub-contractor; was burned port shore road. It had evidently not been yesterday morning, together in his home. Mass., and are with Mr. Enoch Per- ute, J. F. Mahoney of Lincolnville. marriage Malden, Mass., present ham, in with the stable near and all 1 the ground a great while_The Chan- by, nearly the kins_The Fourth was celebrated here Friday Evening, July 9th. ituden mail is still carried by E. C. Notice is hereby given that this Bank has placed “’• ning Club had a afternoon contents of both buildings. The fire was be Cured a in the Alu.nni Grove a BURGLAR ALARM on its an & of picnic yesterday Catarrh Cannot Monday with picnic GONG banking block, Son Lincolnville, and which will be they at Little discovered about 3 o’clock in the and tested and rung on every week day River-George P. Field of Bos- stable, with LOCAL as cannot and was attended. The greater part of obably close a new contract in a few APPLICATIONS, they largely at 8.45 A. M. The alarm sounded at anv other ton it was has bought the Dr. Davis at was so far aloug that impossible to Catarrh a was there aud time indicates that assistance is wanted' at The steamboat mails property reach the seat of the disease. is blood the day passed games, races, GRAND CONCERT rlie are taken to Bank JOHN H. Turtle Head... .Mrs. M. P. Woodcock had a save either of the buildings or much of the or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it and tire works were en- 1MBY, Treas. an the wharf by W. H. Thomas and music, recitations BY MEMBERS OF THE Belfast. May 2G, 1897.—3m21 1 handsome on exhibition in contents. The main was 70 feet must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh road mails to and from the gloxinia Wood- building you ! by all. At a late hour they went to '* depot by joyed Cressey. cock & Son’s store Tuesday. It had 14 blos- long and two stories high. The lower part Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the their various houses well pleased with the BELFAST FESTIVAL soms. ...Mrs. Thos. E. blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure CHORUS, "!‘so Shea received a hand- was occupied as a geueral store aud dwell- day. ____ igars will preserve your health. BY MEMBERS OF THE some is not a medicine. It was prescribed ASSISTED little pony and the first of the owner and the as a quack by been '«» contain dog-cart ing by upper part The improvement which has Notice to cigars pure pepsin. one of the best in this for greatest the week.... Paris L. Strout found hall. The buildings cost about built physicians country of Taxpayers l'»0 recently $1,200, made in the manufacture cigars during cigars will digest 500 grains of food. years, and is a'regular prescription. It is com- a curious stone formation on 4 were ROCKLAND ■"* his farm in new years ago, and insured for $700. has now been accom- CHORUS, cigars aid digestion. posed of the best tonics known, combined with the nineteenth century Notice will be served after July 12. East Belfast. It has the in Under direction of Wm. R. of New York. appearance of a The stock trade Mr. Whitcomb esti- This contains Chapman ou Pso cigar is a in itself. he best blood purifiers, acting directly on the plished in ‘Pepso.’ cigar 1897, all delinquent taxes of 1896 novelty child’s and is Director-in-Chief Maine Festival. foot, thought by some to be mates at about $700; insured for $350. The mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the 500 of on real JVl>so cigar is the coming in New enough pure pepsin to digest graius estate for the commencement of cigar petrified human remains.Two of two ingredients is what produces such wonderful camps household furniture, tools, instead of suit the same. “gland. clothing, etc., results in curing Catarrh Send for testimonials, food, thereby making it beneficial Admission 25c. Reserved Seats 50c. agaiust Indians are located near the McDonald & are a total loss and are free. i latent uninsured. The to the system. H, F. Collector, applied for. F.J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. Sold injurious On sale by members of chorus, at Pitcher’s MASON, Brown shipyard. cause of the fire is unknown. by druggists, price 75 cents.. Patent applied for. Music Store and City Drug Store. Belfast, July 8, 1897.—2w27» Where Bass Play. where the bass and miller had disappear- Literary News and Notes. topics of the time, and its presentation of ed. The only response was a slight swirl MRS. CURTIS, NEW YORK, all such matters is conspicuously from the Have you ever seen or heard of Lake of water oft among the pads. Again I “Mark Twain” declines the financial American point of view. Its reviews and Quantabacookl* Doubtless a very large cast—further in this time—and before the aid proferred him, because of the objec- condensations from American and foreign fties could reach the water two bass literature form a majority will answer, “No;” still, quite a sprang Tells Her Experience With tions of his family. periodical very accept- from the lake, their powerful jaws closing able part of its monthly bill of fare; but few readers of Shooting and Fisliiug are Ovaritis. There are short stories iu the iu concert upon the liies. As they turned bright inasmuch as this work of reviewing the June number of the New I familiar with this charming sheet of wa- and darted below 1 struck hard, setting England Maga- periodicals occupies very much less than and Mr. Mead which lies ten miles west of Belfast, the hooks firmly into their tough jaws. zine, many good poems. half of the space of the magazine, it is ob- ter, A Table at the end to a The first rush was like a dull, throbbing pain, accompanied devotes his Editor’s vious that the title Review of Reviews on the and whirlwind, Maine, Augusta road, although a sense of tenderness and heat low discussion of the es- straight in shore. This would never do; by anti-slavery struggle, comes far short of expressing the full its name is anti of Indian the down in the with an occasional in its relations to New long origin, once among the lily pads and I stood a side, pecially England, scope of the periodical. The magazine which of the Old South lake itseli presents no disagreeable feat- fair chance of losing them. My gear was shooting pain, indicates inflammation. is the subject continues under the editorship of Albert THAT new and anti I did not hesitate to On examination it will be found that work for the preseut year. and the THE ures whatever. strong, ►Shaw, public is distinctly inform- give them the butt of the rod. They the of shows some Prof. of Princeton ed that the expanded title, on As one comes over the dividing ridge of region pain swelling. Woodrow Wilson, appearing turned slowly and headed out into the This is the first stage of ovaritis, in- University, asks the perplexing question the cover for July, “implies not the the Belfast hills, he first sees it nestled lake. a swirl of wa- of in the FAC-S1MILE Occasionally heavy flammation of the ovary. If the roof of “What is Americanism?” in the July At- slightest degree change plans, quietly and gleaming like a jewel in the ter showed above them as one attempted lantic. His in that issue on the mak- methods, aims, scope, editorship, man- your house leaks, my sister, you have paper to jump, but was held back by the other. of the Nation is a sketch of agement, or control of the valley far below; the its outlet, fol- fixed at once not the same ing striking magazine.” river, At times their rush would be it ; why pay iYege table Preparation for As SIGN ATU F 1 powerful the and development of American lowing its tortuous course the to own ? growth With the exception of the noted World’s the Food through and almost impossible to control; this respect your body national He traces the various similatirvg atulRcgula live miles from a feeling. Fair number of The Cosmopolitan, which -OF- meadows anti past the peaceful little vil- ; would occur when were running to- Do you away doe- which it has and the Stomachs and Dowels of they stages through passed reached a of live dollars a after ting ? that is price copy of feearsmont at its foot. gether. Again they would stop short and tor Then the events that have contributed to lage great the last edition had been exhausted, uo work against each other, when the strain all the more reason it. The country all about stronger number of this niagazine has slopes gradually upon the flies and leader must have been shotUd at- WMinnssEsm why you ever been issued than that for to the thus an extensive wa- The issue of The Atlan- July, 1807. lake, forming severe, but they held, and I soon had the tend to at October, 1897, yourself com- The report of Julian the while in the distance the beauties the boat. I had difti- tic will be an anniversary number, Hawthorne, Promotes I ter-shed; hazy alongside once, or you will Commissioner sent The Cos- Digestion,Cheerful- in but soon had them pleting the fortieth year of the magazine. special by hills and mountains lift the hori- j culty lauding them, ness and Rest.Contains neither purple soon be on the flat to mopolitan to India to the hor- safely in the boat. The weighed Every effort will be made have this investigate larger rors of the and an nor Mineral. zon in thus to the of your back. number the most brilliant issue of au plague famine, is of Opium.Morphine high air, adding vastly 0 1-2 pounds and the other 2. Very good IS ON THE You need American ever Its extraordinary character, and will open Not N ab c o t i c chaiming and picturesque appearance of for a beginning, I hear you say. periodical published. ou will the eyes of the world to conditions which The Hies were somewhat damaged, but not, you publication September 2<>, lsi'7, — this lake. In the quiet and secluded coves were The same num- 1 would stand another not signalize, not only the close of the fortieth scarcely suspected. judged they trial, ought ber contains water reecls grow tall and slender, while of the but the suc- what is probably the great- o/et,/ BrSAiei'EL PITC1IEH and getting bark into position I cast again to let your- year magazine’s life, Huipe cessful out of month’s est poem of this quarter of the nineteenth WRAPPE along their outer edges the lily pads float —this time over the bow. As the Hies carrying many Sa d self go, new /Pumpkin century. This of Omar » settled a swirl beneath planning. rendering yllx. Sc/i:ir/ broad and flat upon the surface, and the slowly appeared when one of Rubaiyat, which en- ftodd It, Suits and in saw the Khayyam’s departs < them, the midst l black OF EVERY water lilies ioad the air with their deli- your own “Girdling the Globe with Submarine tirely from four ylnist Scut of a lish over brown Fitzgerald’s, occupies jaws big close the Cables” the of a scieu- Jippcr/ni/dt > cious sex holds out the W is subject popular pages. Amelie Rives as a fragrance. feathers. -Vs 1 struck the bass help- reappears story- Hi Cardona ft Soda- I sprang * tilic article Mr. Ethelbert teller for At end hand to and by George the lirst time since her marriage Hl/rm Seed citin' of the lake broad meadows above the water, and as it fell back ing you, BOTTLE OF high Walsh in the July number of the New with Prince One of the Clarified Sugar another lish will advise you without money and Troubetzkoy. flavor: extend tar inland, the warm seized the hand ily. Again It shows in what a h'ihbry/een ) sunlight lying 1 England Magazine. cleverest stories yet from the pen of Rob- the rush was into the cove, and without price. Write to Mrs. inkham, and mellow on the wild roses and despite sure and rapid way the old prophecy of ert W. Chambers is The remark- nodding all efforts the and tell her all given. my they got among pads, Lynn, Mass., your symp- Puck is its fullillment. There are for mes of meadow the low- linding able story of the War of tlie Martians, by \ Aperfect Remedy Constipa- pit grass. Along which were pulled down into the water toms. Her in treating female tion. Sour experience few important quarters of the globe to Wells, which is the attenton Stomach,Diarrhoea, lanes and maishes the lire bush ilames i and as the fish to than attracting yel- disappeared struggled ills is greater any other living per- which the cable docs not carry now our both of the scientific and non-scientific Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- clear themselves. L them low and ract in the and on the river ! gave up for lost, son. is >of of what we The fall, Following pr< say: telegraphic messages. methods of good-story-loving public, is continued, ness and Loss OF SLEEK. but to my surprise they broke away from the wild and mink For nine years I suffered with fe- laying the cables, of keeping them in re- and there is a fourth duck, muskrat, spurt the and l worked them story by aVBecket, j entangling pads, male weakness in its worst form. I pair and of linding breaks when they oc- illustrated the humor of I and feed undisturbed. out round the stern of the boat into clear elaborately by cur are thousands of us little under- was in bed a with by Peter Newell. The educational discus- The lake is three miles one water. Ten minutes later and I had them nearly year conges- long by wide, stood. The whole enterprise is stupend- sion—this time hv Professor Peck of Co- beside their in the bot- tion of the ovaries. I also suffered and is nearly separated in the center by sal'ely companions ous, and has seldom been better describ- lumbia—the of “The is with of the was story Every-Day Castoria pnt wooded and tom of the boat: these 3 falling womb, very sheep islands. Except in the weighed pounds ed than by Mr. Walsh in this article, Life of a Sister of is not sold in bn./.. T :.’t a.low each and were It. was tired all the had such Charity,” elaborately a:., between these exactly alike. grow- weak, time, a passage islands the water which is supplemented by score of valu- “The Genesis of a Comic ch.o x or Once more I cast and illustrated; yon anything prom.;-, io shallow, and to the and ing exciting. again headaches as to make me almost wild. able and Warren F. Kel- owing grasses plans pictures. Opera,” given by Reginald de Koven; is just ab good” ana "wi:! ansv.tr a pair of bass struck Was also troubled with lilies, which grow so abundantly, it is together. leueorrhoea, logg, 5 Park Square, Boston, Mass. President of the Johns K-o' See that C-A-S-T-' Never had I leader and flies to Gilman, Hopkins pose.” yon get more or less tilled with put the was so vegetable impuri- and bloated badly that some University, on “The Bankruptcy <>f Sci- and severe test f was these; were The magazine women need is “Table Tho fac- ty, consequently somewhat discolor- giving they I had I have taken and an the thought dropsy. the American au- ence,” interesting story by EXACT COPT OF WRAPPER, simile ed. At rare intervals are holding together wonderfully wall,and my Talk,” acknowledged extremely trout several bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Greek who conceived and brought into signature taken: curiosity was aroused to know just how thority upon culinary anil household these, doubtless, come into the existence “The Streets of Cairo at the of and several of issue contains a de- lake from the much they would stand. I Vegetable Compound, topics. The July streams. Black bass and Consequently World’s Fair”—these are some of the con- continued the her Blood Purifier, and am completely scription of “Some Pretty Luncheons.” white perch, however, are abundant, and using them, although pow- tents of this ten-cent erful and teeth of the bass had cured. It is a wonder to all that I Sirs. Burton “Sea- magazine. eveiy condition seems to favor them. jaws sharp got by Kingsland; gives the sonable and as well In 1S77. C. B. Ilazeltine of Bel- mangled flies almost beyond recogni- well. I shall always owe Mrs. Pink- Canning Preserving,” July. The tion, and the leader was to ham a debt of for her kind- as other recipes and menus by Chesapeake Mill. last, a gentleman widely known as an en- beginning fray gratitude leading- in and authorities. It also contains an article on of thusiastic secured places show signs af weakness. ness. I would advise all who suffer Register Deep Water Vessels. sportsman, twenty-one A Building Made from the Timbers of the Famous a I the “Summer Miss Cornelia small black bass from Heed’s pond in Pausing moment, wiped away to take her medicine.” — Mrs. Annib Vegetables,” by which was down C. one on and For- Battle-ship. l’enohseot county. These he sent Colonel perspiration streaming N. Bedford, “Chutneys SHIPS. Curtis, Ticonderoga, Y. In the St. Nicholas there is an ar- SINGERS my face. The coolness of Sauces,” by Mrs. Parker; “A word July Hiram Chase of Belfast, who placed them early morning eign Abner c -burn, G A Nichols, sailed from Over the Tea Kose as ticle on u had been replaced by the heat of the Cups,” by Crosby, “The Chesapeake Mill,” by Wil- New York March 24 Quantabacook. Nothing was known of high for Hong Kong. LEAD THE them sun. A wind had come which The Prairie Farmer. well as very full and interesting “New liam A G Daivd Rivers, sailed from New WORLD for live years. While fishing one light up, Abbatt, accompanied by a picture of Ropes. ( moved my boat about iu an man- Bill of Fare,” and “Housekeepers In- York April 28 for San Francisco. morning, apt. Kobert Emery caught what uneasy the old the ner. I allowed trifles of this Send for a interesting building, probably A J Fuller, T I' Coleord, at Honolulu Over 14,500,000 Made ami seemed to him the liveliest perch he ever sort, however, I’ve lived here now for thirty years, and quiry” departments. sample to interfere but with of this first one ever printed, Mr. Abbatt June 2d from New York. got a hook into. To his astonishment the slightly my sport. stranger, I’ll be bound copy unique house-keepers’ guide, says: to Daniel Barnes, O C Arpe, sailed from iish For au hour 1 had which is offered free any of our read- If there is a naval in our jumped clear of the water. It was a sharp work, landing There’s not a better faim in all this western fight history Id for Boston. HIGHEST AWARDS foi in all ers who send their names and address to Singapore May and could not live consecutive pair of bass. 1 suc- El stranger they account for about which every schoolboy to Captain, A L Carver, sailed from Bal- Excellence of hooked but country round; to Table Talk Phil- ought Design. its presence, until one of the re- cessfully my sixth, landing Publishing Company, timore April 1 for San Francisco; party, But somehow at this time of like fever know— to use an expression of which his- spoken oue of them, as my snell and the year, adelphia, Pa. 1, lat 10J N. Ion 27 o NV. Excellence of Construction inembering the circumstance occurring so parted, May other with the in the torians are rather fond—it is the F A S sailed decided it was a disappeared ibis, or blood, sea-fight Emily Whitney, Pendleton, lung before, black bass. gaudy for July is one of the best num- Regularity of Motion what little was left of it. hard Outing between our man-of-war from Iliolo 4 for Delaware Breakwater. The bass have not A restless feeling o’er me steals that’s “Chesapeake” May multiplied rapidly, bers that ever left the presses. A pleas- D C the fly with I con- and the British “Shannon,” off Boston Emily Reed, Nichols, at Hiogo May 27 Ease of Motion. only stocking this lake, hut from thence Replacing another, to be withstood. ing variety of sketches of out-door life for New York. have tinued but without success. 1 harbor, on the 1st of June, Is Id. It has followed up and down the casting, I cannot work, I cannot rest, but far away with beautiful illustrations Gov Rohie, Nichols, sailed from New- Great Speed. Georges had exhausted the but I many supply been so often told that I will not tell it river from to the some locality, felt well castle 12 for Liberty sea, twen- would roam, the sort of which is desir- May Hong Koug. satisfied, iu an hour I had landed exactly reading over in the briefest The j Adjustability. eleven again except way. B arrived at New ty-rive miles, thoroughly stocking that now are in bloom in able these sunny The contents are: Henry Hyde, Scribner, 29 there For the orchards my days. was or river and the numerous in the tisli, weighing pounds. Although “Her Chesapeake captured chiefly York May 25) for Honolulu. Durability. ponds New home. Highness,” by Caroline Shelley; the In were no phenomenally bass in the England altogether through mutinous conduct i Josephus, P R Gilkey, sailed from New Georges valley. 1S77 twenty black large “A Highland Ed. YV. Ease of still were at Holiday,” by of the who refused to work the can- York March t> for Learning. bass were also in catch, they all a as far crew, Shanghai. placed >wan I.ake; these lighting I’ve prospered well; these level fields, “The New ! Sandys; Twenty-Footers,” by non on her lower deck at all. Mary L Cushing. J N Pendleton, sailed were never heard front. weight. They had given me royal sport, Captain Convenience of At the same time as you can see, It. B. and from for Arrangenn and as I Burchard; “Camps Camping,” Lawrence and Lieutenant Ludlow were Hong Koug May lt», Honolulu. j bass were look back upon that morning j seventy-live placed in Pitcher’s are all and all Ed. YV. “Artistic Flint, E D P N mho Is, arrived at I in the it remains in They bought paid for,and they by Sandys; Photography killed, or, to be exact, the died of May 1'ond: these have stocked that lake and spent quiet cove, my captain j June 25' from to me. Awheel,” by Dr. Jno. Philadelphia Honolulu, IF YOl as one of the iu belong Nicol; “Cycling his wounds four days after the loss of his : BL S A SING! range from one to three pounds, although memory brightest spots Clubs,” by A. H. Godfrey; “Salmon | Puritan, A N Blanchard, sailed from Sail as a fisherman. L. 1 never could have done so well at home, and the Shannon took her into Nov 2 four and five iisli my experience [Hart j ship, prize Francisco for Hull. "ii pound have been taken. Fishing in Cape Breton,” by YV. II. Mac; Y will receive careful instt'a tn \\ Woodcock, in and be the harbor of Halifax, where her arrival Reaper, O C sailed from Honolulu htie spending a season at Woodbine shooting Fishing. you may sure; “The Circuit of Lake Young, teacher at home. Yachting Erie,” caused the June 17 for New York. petent your near 1 smile sometimes to think those farms greatest rejoicing. cottage, (juantabacook, I sketched upon C. F. the Riviera You will atteut i« n. \\ by Flannery; “Along The words of as he R R Thomas, C G Nichols, sailed from get prompt [he and so ; dying Lawrence, countryside fished the brooks and Lines of Distinction thin and poor Paul E. “Across the attention t>. all cust-.iuer>. »..• ,*:• Among Children. Awheel,” by Jenks; was carried from the Cebu Feb 27 for Boston; passed St Helena most deck, “Don't give ponds thoroughly, although with in- But as I sit behind team and the Jno. B. Car- to June 7. machine have been my plough Alleghanies Awheel,” by the have been familiar to our prior may punTi.ismi different success. The up ship!” with Children are to Down St. Sachem, Sewall Nit hols, sailed from New Y "ii will be w iili the '• a country lad, susceptible many pains black loam, rington; “Canoeing Joseph’s and for more than dealing and deep boys girls eighty years. York 2!) pole pin hook, had been there which we escape as our in- Katharine and the June for Hong Kong, n the sewing immlnm- b'asim->- sidei. knowledge I seethe trees in bloom round New River,” by Reighard, It is these words that make the combat and denuded the creases. apple my S D Carletou, Amshury, sailed from New brooks of and till To them the fact that the friend usual and rec- am! an uni trout, editorials, poems monthly most memorable. are a equalled experience now had England home. They good motto York April 25) for Shanghae. my gear quite failed to attract | who sat all winter at an adjoining desk ords of amateur events. tlm stronge* lie sporting in every trouble of life. Don't give up vSi N icholas, C F Carver, arrived at Karluk i attention of or without ■ bass, perch pickerel. suggesting great differences in I Straight east I draw my furrows wide to A full line "1 | In and sentiment the the lose sur- May 22 from San Fraim.s. o. SIIJ Gie pleasant afternoon near the end condition <.n a first spirit July Ladies’ ship--don’t despair, heart, of is, appearance before meet the rising sun, State of Maine, 11 (1 Curtis, saileti from stanth mi l!,i111i. ■ j Home Journal is render. but take like Den- ai season J was an interestingly in accord courage, and, prevailed upon by one of admiring public, able to suddenly out- Shanghae to 11 for Manila. SOU) ON EASY PAYMENTS Then turn and drive westward, and our era! it out on this liue if it prior April "iu to straight with that of National birth-mouth. Grant, “Fight 1 parij join him in a final for shine them in splendor, arouses a all Tillie E Starbuck, E'k-u Curtis, arm- try pain so till is I takes all summer. has-, but day done; An article on “The Greatest Nation on o.; owing to my previous suc- the more bitter because in its it is cd at Sydney, NSW J im 2 days i.i poor origin With the entrance into I with a And then in autumn's glorious time, when Earth” by William pic- I Chesapeake’s well. cess, acquiesced lack of enthusi- misunderstood. The laws of cause and George Jordan, C II l’.\IN)Ns M.. i■ Halifax harbor all trace of her asm. As we are calm and tures. in a most vivid way, the vastness disappears Win 11 M icy. Amshury, sailed from Hono- sauntered slowly along, a effect—so much study and so much gain. days bright, small held of the United States, and com- from our smaller histories. Some years lulu May 2d tor New \ -rk. H. H, f frog sprang out of the path be- | so much application and so many Miles upon miles of ripening grain wave in by simple CGBBETT, £gt good after the war of isig was the Wm 11 Conner, Frank 1 Pendleton, sat led tuie me. it 1 it marks—have been those parisons aud telling illustrations contrasts over, Eug- Securing into the which the < dropped by they golden light. i lisli naval authorities from New York Man h 21 for 11 ng Kong bait box. at every phase of our greatness with that of decided that the OITOMTK POST OF Kb Arriving the we : have been guided in the in lat d N. on d W. boat, joint- schoolroom, by But when at night 1 seek my bed, visions shannon was and had her spoken April k ed our rods 1 other nations. Allied in senti- useless, broken and arranged for which they have been taught to measure patriotic W J Rotcn, Sew i.i C Lam,inter, sailed everything sweet I roam I if realized how much nr work should we ment is Clifford Howard's “When up. think, they n be favored in secur- their every day progress. Uut here on a article, from New York .Line I'.' f< San 1 im is.-o. but | The hills of old New England around my Madison Saved the Declaration of romance was in after } ears to attach to: PROBATE NOTICE ing lisli, to my disappointment 1 found platform, where the fruits of all their Dolly BARKS. the of the have niy reel and line weie left I labors are to be childhood’s home. Independence.” This tells the of story tight, they might behind. had ; supposed displayed, where story j Adam \V A 1 > Field, urn ved it N<\v the heroism of President i the old in as Admiral Spies, coiled the line on the floor of an for the lirst time the world is Madison's wife, kept ship repair, unoccu- ; admitted My boys are grown to stalwart men,my girls York April 11 from Singap"tv. 4 IiMIXiSTK aTRI \ > X< >TICI- room who saved the Nelson’s old has been to in for most'precious document in “Victory” preserv- Alice l ord, sailed ll«*r» .• -: pied dry. My hag, however, con- judgment—here the first time cer- are fair to Reed, Alansou fr**in A '*.> gi\i...■, !;.u j see, America from into the ed. The was sent to tained a much smaller which tain never formulated be- falling hands of Chesapeake Fng- New York May 2<) for Rio Janeiro app inted Administratrixot tlie reel, upon1 superiorities of this free western and was They're proud land, the British when was in land, where she must have been an object Carrie L arrived it Si- SETH 1. MILE KEN. lat.- wound some seventy or eighty feet of fore are all at once felt and accented— YVaslrington Tyler, Lancaster, wonder much at me; i of but in was vailliall June lb from New York. sill, > flames. “The YYomen’s Patriotic Socie- great interest; JsuOshe, too, in Tin:* ( line, which, through long use, was superiorities which, so far as these cliil- otuu> of Waldo, deiva--" But have never stood the moun- ties” the aims and taken to This was done C I* Dixon. N F Gilkey, arrived at New bm.d.- a- tin- la ‘A di:vt t- A!. it- show ing signs of weakness. As 1 dren can see, bear no relation whatever they upon gives purposes of pieces. probably | thought j these and in the harbor of for her Yor June 17 from Turks Island. mauds against tin* estate -*f said de< the chances of it : either to individual tain’s summit the requisites for j Southampton, my giving any serious excellence or endea- grand, organizations 1 Edward arrived at Boston June 7 sired to p'e-ent tin* same lor sett timbers were sold to one John May, strain were Years of Prior, the indebted are b> mi very small, rather' than go j vor, and which, though arbitrary and Nor seen old ocean’s crested waves break membership. “Fifty Postage- from Manila. thereto reqiiesteo hack to to mind that a ! owner of a flour-mill in the little town of immediately. ELIZABETH Mi the cottage for the I are as subtle and Stamps” brings just half Evie A T Whittier, .beared from other, rigged | seemingly artificial, foaming on the strand, Reed, Belfast. .Line 8, ls = i7. it on our Government made near He my rod, ami we rowed up the lake j powerful in their influence as those which century ago and Wickham, Southampton. pulled New York April 10 for Cape Town. Nor ever known the sweet delights in forest sold its for letter down his and used the beams close in under the shore amid the cool i owe their to virtue. first stamps postage. mill, great Harvard, Colcord, at Lpihjue .May In for origin wilds to 4 DMIMSTKATORS \ >TH T. 1 shadows ot the trees. roam, of the American frigate in a new Hampton Roads, ldg. Bees were hum- It takes us who are older a time to building A um* not ■]<.<; ie ha- I long A wholesome and helpful as well as W H iiereny but Nor seen the in bloom round my (»ne. The Herbert Black. Blanchard, arriv- Administrator o| c- ming noisily, on the lake swallows our the shoals of so- apple-trees great deck-timbers, thirty-two pointed the est get healings among prolific writer was Mrs. Oli- ed at Boston from New York June 25. were over New home. Margaret feet and eighteen inches ACGTSTA H. iab darting the surface iu cial discrepancies. What wonder then that England who died of long square, NICKERSON, eager pliant, cancer hist week iu served for floor-beams in the Itdani, McClure, arrived at Honolulu pursuit of moth or w hile a mill, and in the of Waldo deeeased.au fly, in the sun- child should sometimes flounder in The swallow seeks the where first it London at the of 00. Of her June 23 from New York. County the grove age forty or the smaller ones for all without as the law directs. All line light splash of a bass could the effort! The understands the j uprights, A Nickels, Arnos Dow, arrived at persons jumping | hoy saw the sun’s more novels none to the sensa- Lucy against the estate ot said deceased a** he heard as it bright gleam, belonged cut or altered in Of to seize a of the effort as well as the being any way. Hong Kong May 24 from New York. the same tm settlement, m sprang upward | pain tional-or criminal while her more 1 present girl, The salmon the torrent’s fall to reach class, course of them were full of the lazy miller all too near the he will leaps many Mabel I Wm from thereto are reouested to make flying surface. though not often confess it until he substantial contributions to current litera- Meyers, Meyers, Bridge- pa\m* its native stream, shot fired the Shannon in water, N S, for River Plate, was ately. ALFRED E. S b Squirrels were chattering and in has a of his own to Then, and by £he fight, spoken scolding boy guard. ture,like “The Makers of Florence,” “The !» on Swan\ ille. Line S, isa7. ;Kv27* the A thousand the wild on and the shot are there still. June Roseway Bank. overhanging beeches and oaks. It was then he confesses what were some leagues goose flies only, Makers of Venice,” “The Literary His- Matanzas, arrived at New York June 14 just tiie afternoon to each of these his tireless 4 > 1 1 pass idly, occu- agonies of youth. wing o’erhead, tory of England,” “St. Francis of As- from Havana. DMINISTRA TK1X NOTH pant of the boat the A here.b> cives notice that -lie ha enjoying protracted One cannot but applaud the wisdom and Straight as an arrow to the bleak, bare North “The Life of Laurence E G Parker, arrived at New sisi,” Oliphaut,” Penobscot, appointed Administratrix of the « silence, if is the tact of these York 7 from which, interesting, strong- public-school teachers. The where it was bred “Thomas will her an en- June Hong Kong. est ; Chalmers,” give FRANKLIN P. KNIGHT, late proof of and true art Rebecca M G from congeuialitv friend- problem they to solve is a dif- name the historical Crowell, Dow, cleared trying So in the spring my faithful heart, holding during among and bi- in the ( ounty of Waldo deceased. aim ship. ficult and cannot be settled. Cramps, l 1 New York June 2b for Barbadoes. one, easily all else in ographical writers of the present Croup, as the law directs. All person- ha* on the scorn, century. ' Rose. Innis, Melvin Colcord, sailed from Arriving fishing grounds between For the rules make for Commence- Of her I against The estate ot said deceased .m they Turns Harold Frederic writes iu the New New York June 12 for Santos. the we anchored in back to old New England and the Coughs, present the same for settlement, and islands, some thirty ment day, judicious as they are, are not Y'ork Times: “One feel that she Colic, feet may Serrano, R G Waterhouse, arrived at Gar- thereto are requested to make p.i\u of water. I took the from the rules which the scholar can home were I was born. Tooth* frog my profitably wrote far too and marvel at the ontolo-from ately. LYDIA .1. HAL bait and it much, yet Sourabaya. box, hooking tightly through carry into the rest of life, unless there here I’ve cast lot for and line level of solid excellence St cleared from New York Fairfield, June S, 185)7 3m2f> the slack Though my life, maintained Colds, ache, Lucie, Srneed, skin at its I cast over. with them an of [ I 25 for Bahia. back, My goes understanding in it all. She was to the last warm- May prin- here I must remain the A DMIXiSTR ATRIX’S NOTICE T1 bait was seized a and before involved—the Thomas A W S cleared by heavy fish, ciples principles of taste, friend of scores of Goddard, Grillin, xV notice that she t.n I could Till Death shall plough me under like stubble hearted, helpful strug- from 25 hereby gives strike, several yards of line for of Portland March for Buenos Ayres. Administratrix >t thee-ta my instance, geneial fitness, which is gling young women and the eager cham- Diarrhoea, appointed ran out and the reel was on the plain, Willard Mudgett, A C Colcord, sailed from screaming in re- but another word for the same and of causes JAMES CAGE, late of Jack- thing, pion good wherever to be found; Montevideo June 3 for sponse to the strain of and Make not my grave in this far but Pernambuco. being put upon it. modesty kindly consideration. land, she shrank from as Dysentery, in the County of Waldo, deceased Faster yet publicity keenly 1 flew the harder and harder F'or the me if will “d *" SCHOONERS. bonds as the law directs. \ : 1 fish, I requirements of life vary with place you as if her name had never been mentioned persoa- the strain Bowel mands against the estate ot -aid dee*-. brought of the rod to and one is as Within Complaints. W R arrived at bear, varying conditions, stupid my father’s burial lot, upon the wind- in print, instead of more than Georgia Gilkey, Gilkey, sired to present the same for -etrlen thus adorning New York June 11 disputing every inch of the not to them as one is vain in obtrud- from Port Spain. are to ma run! obey swept hill, one hundred title A Sure, Cure indebted thereto requested feet of line pages.” Safe, Quiok for Jr, sailed from i- Twenty left on the reel was ing individual advantages. Not to dress Henry Clausen, Appleby, immediately. A EH fast Where I may watch the mountains glow and these troubles is Boston June 2b for Surinam. South June S. Lv.iT. 3m2 disappearing; I pressed thumb for a function is as The number of The Forum contains Newburp, my properly great vulgar ocean break in foam July C hard down on the John Smith. Kneeland, sailed from Bos- flying the as to overdress for a small one. And an exceptionally interesting set of arti- line; pliant de- And see in spring the orchards bloom round ton April 2 for Bellevue Cove, N S. rod bent double, and as the lav fiance of cles. The includes rigid tip convention and taste is often but my New England home. list^of subjects just Lester A Lewis, Kimball, arrived at New across hand I could feel the those and which my fibers of another form of expression chosen a [Eugene Barry*. topics,general local, every York June 4 from Belfast. CATARRH line and rod by quiver and vibrate under the spirit that is vain. For the vanity of one is discussing—from the Grasco-Turkish Lucia Porter, Farrow, cleared from New A Climatic tremendous strain. I looked at War to in York 15 for at Nassau v the noble opinion is as subtle in its suggestions for National Republican League. Mayor Strong’s experiment non- May Tampico: June Affection old line in A arrived at New amazement. It was standing a display as the vanity of person. partisan municipal government in New It is the trusted friend of the Mary Hall, Haskell, strain York June 24 from Galveston. which would have been a Minnesota never an York. the article which will at- Nothing but a local destructive It is difficult task to make the young neglects opportun- Perhaps to Mechanic, Farmer, Planter, R F Pettigrew, Morse, sailed from Barba- remedy ->r ot cli- many younger ones; but its end had understand the distinctions. To teach ity to show her colors or bear the bur- tract most attention is that entitled eliange “Why and does June lb for Turks Isiaud. mate will eure it ; come-- it had lived its life. it them certain well dens of the It was the Has Failed inCuba.” The Sailor, in fact all classes. Snap went, established ways of do- Republican party. Spain writer, R W sailed from Cieu- (let a well-know u phar- and the rod Used Hopkins, Hichborn, supple sprang back into ing things—of eating, lirst State to tender troops to Lincoln. Mr. Thomas G. Alvord, Jr., spent four Internally or externally. June 15 for Delaware Breakwater. maceut iea! remedy, the fish place! walking, moving, fuegos with a leader and for instance—when their ow n or It is one of two States that has never months in the all over Sallie W 11 sailed from departing fifty j ways those island, traveling it, Beware of I’Ou, West, Port feet ot silk line to time imitations. Take trailing from its jaws. I of an injudicious acquaintance are failed go Republican since its admis- and devoting much to observing the Royal, S C, June 2b for Boston. prefer- none Balm “Too bad! That was a iish. so sion to the Union. Just now it forces in the field. Mr. Alvord but the “Perry A S Wilson, at Port June 1<) Ely’sCream large If all red; to train them in the use of fine ap- furnishes gives very genuine Tofa, Spain bass knew as much as for New York. It is qtiickl\ Absorbed. that old pointments that are at home the secretary of the National Business- good reasons for his belief that General Davis.” Sold everywhere. follow, they among Willie L E Gives Relief bamboo rods and silk lines men’s in no Newton, Coombs, arrived would be fail- ! them, and so cease to be self-conscious or League, the National Sound Money Weyler is hurry to end the war. at] remarked Brunswick June 21) from Port Royal. tires, my companion, as he I awkward in their presence; to instil into League, and the National Republican Prof. Theodore S. Woolsey, of Yale, con- 25c. and 50c. bottles. .COLD ‘N L continued his work. He fished for an them a sense of proprieties without which League, and was the first State to engage tributes an article on “The Powers and the Allays lullammat i-*n. hour $2 a Year for The Journal ana l ribune. Heals and Protects the Memlcane. longer with little then we are in of in Detroit for its Gl'tpco-Turkish in which he charac- success; they danger being vulgar—to do headquarters delegation War,” Senses ot Taste ami Sine.!. No ( o« went back to the landing. these and while them to the tenth annual convention of the terizes the Eastern Question as the eur\. No injurious drug. I nil si things, doing to help prob- flaine Folks in California. To all subscribers, new or obi, who pay 1 lie of that Si/e D'e..at .a memory big bass and the i cultivate in the mind of the child a consid- National Republican League. This con- lem of the century, and traces, from the Druggists b\ mail successful it their subscription to The Journal one year KEY BROTHERS. 7>b Warren Stive' struggle had made for life i eration no touch of condescension vention promises to be of great import- setting up of the Greek kingdom, the 1 having The Somerset has received in and liberty haunted me the in it for those who have ance and the most attended in the events which have led to the Reporter advance the New York Weekly Tribune throughout not had the same largely up present from W. G. Dinsmoreof Oakland, Notice night, in dreams I I of the Prof. A. D. F. Hamlin California, #1 a will be sent one free. Foreclosure my again passed advantages—to do all this requires an abil- history organization. The dates struggle. discourses the record of the of the (price year) year the printed proceedings 1VHKKKAS FRED H. TILTON *1 through ordeal. As a and to are 14 and 15. All railroads offer in a vein on “The of 20th annual reunion of the In if the Tribune is wanted the disappointing ity, delicacy refinement, which July 18, popular Rights State of Maine remitting, M the of Wald-- and stao I could reduced in County daylight appeared restrain myself we owe all honor. rates. Foreigners Turkey,” explaining that Association of California, held in Shell- subscriber should so state, as it is not sent by his mortgage deed dated Ma L no so I made For at what are known as the Ottoman mound 22nd of the recorded in the Waldo I *• longer, quietly rising my children times are terrible snobs Capitu- Park, Oakland,May pres- unless With The Journal fur- Registry’ to the ent The exercises requested. 23.h, Page 240, conveyed to me,’the way fishing ground and —worse snobs than lations” were “concessions made, from a year. consisted of music began grown-up people. A nisl all the local and much a certain parcel of real estate sitnau work. I fished and selfish various by baud; opening address by D. H. Haskell, ing news, other Well, fished, using little girl in a carriage on her way to danc- purely motive, by sultans bounded and described as follow- L president of the association; claronet solo matter of local and the Tribune to frogs, crickets and worms and col- last winter saw a to those Christian nations with whom interest, erly by the Mount road, so-called singly ing-school friend, also go- they by Prof. A. L. address Prof. J. but 1 secured Bangle; by s the news of the and land ot Andrew Miles; b\ um lectively, only one deluded ing to into a desired tomantain commercial or political W. upply world, political westerly dancing-school, get stage. Liuscott; recitation by Miss Ruby Stin- A. Milliken, and northerly by the lift' pickerel, and after several hours I I don’t think I to Constipation intercourse.” with household science pro- ought dance with half the son; poem by Mrs. Frances L. Mace ; general, fashions, And whereas the conditmns of -a ceeded Causes fully sickness in the world. It song, slowly hack, determined to it her said the new Auld the audience. have been broken, now therefore, b\ give any more,” child in the car- retains the digested food too long in the bowrels The beginning of a volume of the Lang Syne by The ofh. ami mechanics, literary and other depart- As I breach of the 1 > up. passed by a cove on the eastern to her mother. “She to dances Review of Reviews is cers for 1807 and 1808 are: Wm. G. Dins- conditions thereof. riage goes and produces biliousness, torpid liver, indi- signalized by an ex- ments, stories and miscellany, 20 pages in closure of said side, 1 was startled a well in more, president; Frederic W. Hall and W. mortgage. by heavy splash omnibuses.” “You will go that way pansion of the name of that very success- all, it is a very combination at #2 a Dated at Burnham, Maine, this tw- in shore. H. vice Fred A. i taking Glancing round I saw a bass for the rest of the Whorff, presidents; Poor- at day of June, A. D. 185)7. yourself winter,” the ful and widely-read periodical. It has L. D. year. Subscriptions may begin any time, a foot or more above secretary; Browu, treasurer; E. W. ! and if W ATSON Bl. A l> spring the water, his very wise mother remarked. And at now become the American Re- desired the two papers will be sent to great Monthly Marston, S. P. Mead, Albert Shorey, Geo. H. ! By J. W. Manson, Ills Attorney. jaws closing with a over a brown inconvenience to herself she different addresses. snap made the child view of Reviews, with particular emphasis Carleton, I. Upharn, W. P. Wheeler, Ed miller. Doubtless this was its in second go stages for the rest of the year. on the first two words. It seems ward Varney and A. Wilson, executive for the [Har- likely Buckles’* Arnica Salve. jump same succulent morsel. Bazar. will committee. There are 1800 per’s gestion,Hood’s bad taste, coated enough that the public speedily fall nearly members 1 The picked up my and un- of this association whose names are Best Salve in the world for House for Sale* rod, hurriedly sick in- into the way of this magazine the printed Cuts, the tongue, headache, calling in this Bruises, Salt Fevex fastening leader I replaced it with an- American for short. It is report. Sores, Ulcers, Rheum, “If taken into the head by the nostrils somnia, etc. Hood’s Pills Monthly, an- Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, A story and a half house, pleasantH other, gaudily decorated with a scarlet the fine view of a two or three times a cure and all its nounced, however, by editor, that the ami all Skin and Belfast bay; ten rooms and a week, Thomas’ Ecleetric constipation Corns, Eruptions, positive- ibis, brown hackle for a tail Pure blood and a are an in- fine cellar, water in nice gam fly. Oil will relieve the most and thoroi 25c. All full and formal title will retain the words good digestion ly cures or no It is city house; in positively offensive results, easily ghly. druggists. surance disease and Piles, pay required. pood cultivation, Cautiously rowing I cast, the flies fall- case of catarrh.” Rev. The against suffering. Bur- to apple, pear, plum. E. F. Crane. Dun- Prepared by C. I. IIoo 1 & Co., Lowell, Mass. Review of Reviews. magazine is es- dock guaranteed give perfect satisfaction or etc. Nice of near a bunch Blood Bitters keeps the blood neighborhood. Inquire ing lightly of kirk, N. Y. ! to affairs pure, money refunded. Price 25 cents box. ( »' lily pads, The only Pills to take v.\ *h Hood’s Sarsaparilla. pecially devoted public and the digestion perfect. per M. DIEM For sale by Kilgore & Wilson. Or C. B HALL, Main St.. Belfast. ‘1 picture Work. The House Committees. Names of Countries. Preiiy isames for Books.

Miss Lla B. Carter at the The Meaning ot Some are Most Speaker Reed Will Appoint Them Before Adjourn* Vhlch. Common. The following are some of the curious > Teachers iu Waldo County A Fhomst Cvcusli ment. 1) Known. titles of old English books: .. springs Harmony Washington, June 28. Speaker Reed knows the n of the name 1. “A Most Delectable Sweet Perfumed \ IIomst Pacts Everybody origi a jj he had the i wo see beautiful picture W/ //1\\ J/ said to-day that matter of the America, but not so many are aware that Nosegay for God’s Saiuts to Smell at.” Goes to the of the committees under 2. Spot nature is awakened and it is Appointment Europe means broadface in Greek; that “Biscuit Baked in the Oven of | of Detail, On a hot as consideration and that unless something Asia is the land of the and that Charity, carefully conserved for the day, nothing else rhor an evil thought. Few dawn; | j now unforeseen occurred to change his Africa comes from a Phoenician word Chickens of the Church, the Sparrow of will, does that delicious temper- -tab a without re- Grace, Durability, j picture present inclination he would prepare the meaning a black man, and is literally the Spirit, aud the Sweet Swallows of ance beverage— list and submit them to the final ad- “the land of the Salvation.” icmories long since laid j and Finish. prior blacks,” says a writer in the 3. a] Inculcate journment. Philadelphia Times. The Latin word “A Sigh of Sorrow for the Sinners forgotten. j of The Speaker has had ample opportunity australis, southern, gives a name to Aus- Zion breathed out of a Hole in the by placing in the seliool- | j during the extra session for ascertaining tralia. The ancients kuew only the lauds Wall of an Earthly Vessel known among f ill things beautiful and | tlie wishes and qualifications of the mem- around the Mediterranean, and for this men by the name of Samuel Fish” (a IVER bers for committee and al- reason considered who had been rcn. Nothing will quiek- | assignments, that sea “in the middle Quaker imprisoned). though the actual work of preparations of the world.” The Adriatic is named 4. “Eggs of Charity Layed for the | ,s like placing a picture on the committee lists had not been begun from the city of Adria, the black town, Chickens of the Covenant and Boiled with him to tell what allowing JOHNSON the task will probably be rendered easier which was so called because it was built the Water of Divine Love. Take ye out ! .‘in. especially if it is of than usual by the fact that most of the up ou the black soil brought down by the and eat.” chairmen of the committees in river Po. 5. “Seven Sobs of a Sorrowful Soul for I ng. or specially interest- important the last House are members of the present The origin of the name Canada is un- Sin.” hall game or bicycle race. CYCLES House aud the Speaker has now a personal known. Mexico comes from nexitl, the 0. “The Spiritual Mustard-Pot to make ; > t that kind for new war the Soul purposely acquaintance with all the members. Aztec god. Honduras means deep Sneeze with Devotion.” Made in New Most liciue when the atmosphere England. \ One of the interesting things in connec- water; Costa Rica, rich coast, and Nica- of these were published in the i time of tion with the appointment of the commit- ragua, sweet water. mean- Cromwell. [July St. Nichols. | get foggy. God has tilled Venezuela, Send for Catalogue. j tees is the disposition to be made of the 21 ing little Venice, was so named because ii and lias us When We Go beauty given Populists. In a writtencommunication to some of its people built their houses over Fishing. -e beauties. Let us use them the Speaker early in the session they de- the water, as the Venetians did. When Tver Johnson’s When we go fishing in the Food brook, Nerve manded on the committees as the < recognition Spaniard asked the Indians of a ! hildren to appreciate such part Joey and Cicely and I, a separate party. Heretofore they have not of Central America the name of their I indeed, are they who go flrms^CvdcUlorks A crooked pin’s our only hook. Moxie drinkers escape summer ills. It nourishes the been recognized. Neither Speaker Reed country, they answered: “Junca tan?” That catches ’em! Cycusih Sometimes we tie world with 7Sour nor do nervous unseeing eyes, f itcbburg, mass. the late Speaker Crisp recognized the (“What you say?”) and the country The string tight to a willow limb system, keeps the stomach in order, and is refresh- i hotter part of party of which they are members as enti- was called Yucatan in consequence. Bra- Just where the biggest minnows swim. living. Open and /„ Moxie tled to and their as- zil was so ingr palatable. glasses from Moxie to the separate recognition named because the wood of a i yes objects about Then we lie down there in the shade, bottles at the as a rule were confined to unim- certain tree of that was Druggist. signments country thought Aud watch our to talk of what see. bobs that trip and float; they committees. None of the com- to resemble in color the coals in a portant big brazier. And once a bridge of rocks we made, i.nd that this will not be Eucador mittees, like the Ways and Means, Appro- means equator; Argentina, sil- And built a castle and a moat; more firmly upon their minds the differ- pictures; they will begiu priation, Foreign Affairs or Judicary, has ver; Chili, the laud of snow; Patagonia, But, just as sure as we begin, ent races of men. had a member. The Democrats the land of and Why, Joey goes and tumbles in. about them. A Populist big feet, Paraguay, the picture will if are river of The lesson on canons was going rather protest the Populists given rep- waters. Only men from bleak Then all the fish seldom and frightened they hide The NEW forgotten; resentation at their northern latitudes YORK could have named Beueatli rocks WEEKLY slowly when I produced the picture of the | expense. the and in pool". TRIBUNE I .»bject lesson of a picture it is not considered at all likely that Greenland and Labrador; the last There’s not a minnow to be spied! Colorado canon and described it to them. meaning Reed will liis re- land that be The water settles clear and cool <■ i 1 little minds far Speaker change policy might cultivated. FOR \ longer With bubbles I had no more listless children during garding the Populists. Britain is a word of uncertain origin. ’tween the rocks, and foam; ; 'i told to them. Their But tlieu we must take home. that lesson. Especially interesting then When Mr. Reed comes to make up his The name may come from the Celtic Joey EVERY' member oi is need to see 5 iu order lists lie will doubtless confer with Mr. to the Of course he cries at mama's look. was the of Powell and his britii, painted, applied inhabitants story Major She EVERY lnmil on appreciate. When l Bailey of Texas, who was selected as a because they painted their bodies; or says: “Is this tile only fish v men going through this canon. They re- candidate for the Democratic from the Phoenician the land That you can catch in Silver Brook?” t ures 1 used them Speaker by baratanic, pi< She knows, we’d all she’d EVERY liir.n, in told the story to me the caucus. There is no intimation of any of tin, because the Phoenicians visited though, get l following day, wish, ige work, by writing change in the chairmanship of the prin- Cornwall for tin. is and we commented upon their danger and England Angleland, With just our string and pail aud pin— EVERY’ village in -•* them at every possible cipal committees. Where the old chair- the Angles being one of the Teutonic If wouldn’t then the was written. For Joey tumble in! bravery: story men are members of the House tribes that overran the island. Scotland ! geography, reading, present [Virginia Woodward Cloud in July St. Nich- E*"V ERY State or Territory fear of their getting one idea of the divi- they will doubtless, with an ex- is the land of Scots, or “wanderers.” olas. which needs il- possibly | n\thing or be Ireland derive its name sions of land or water comparisons should ception two, re-appointed. may from Ir, a Spanish who invaded the be made: can then see the differ- chief, country they in the Christian FOR Edaeatioii, kimws how to write a Keeping the house Cool. early era. ences. When the lesson was upon des- The German Franks, who settled ’.•! a picture before the among FOR JNotile erts the camel and its means of protection the Celtic tribes of Gaul, gave their name Manhood. and “How best to keep the house cool in owning suggestions, to themselves it from from the hot sand aided the lesson great- summer is a grave problem,” writes Mrs. France, deriving and to tell a kind EOT? True ; opinions S. T. Borer in the Ladies1 Home franca, of spear with which Womanhood. ly, and was a good lesson in natural his- July they were armed. takes its name If it is "l a forest or Journal. “During the hot months the Belgium !T GIVES all news of tory at the same time. from who one of the important the Nation. I make believe are bouse is much more livable if artifical ! Belgae, possessed they Islands were their three of “All Gaul” in Caesar's impressed upon beat can be cut down t<» the minimum, parts IT GIVES all l -a 1 tell me what they j time. The another tribe mention- important news of the World minds by a trip to Citypoint where they Use the stove early in the morning, pre- I Suevi, u weave what has been I certain foods that will and ed by Caesar, gave their name to Sweden. saw Island and were inter- pare keep well, i IT Negro deeply Holland means marsh and GIVES the most reliable market | T-, vary this 1 some- | avoid the necessity of a big lire during ground, nearly reports. ested in its history: and with the island of j the same is in the ■ ! the rest of the day. Bare floors are very meaning preserved IT story myself. They name of the GlVhS brilliant and instructive1 Cuba, because of its trouble. Having no much more pleasant in summer than present country—Nether- editorials. a y can remember of it. j lands, the underlands, or lowlands. Den- picture of Cuba l made a crude drawing straw malting, although the latter is pre- IT Cos are mark is the march of of GIVES short very short, of feiable to carpets or rugs. Where one plainly territory fascinating stories, upon the board with colored crayon, the Danes. t wbile the\ arc almost can command a water supply the house is Austria is IT GIVES an which pleased the children and attracted measurably cooled by reducing the tem- Oesterreieh, the eastern em- unexcelled agricultural they have learned to Prussia is department, their whole attention. perature of the pavement and grounds pire. the land of the Borussi, o >. a picture placed be- around A and Russia is the country of the Russ, a IT GIVES scientific and mechanical One our us by copious sprinklings. goodly information. day superintendent brought Swedish tribe that overran a e remark: *T wonder stream of new air should be allowed to part of the a notice concerning cigarettes, and while land and founded the at IT GIVES t ie sweep the entire house morning empire Novgorod. illustrated fashion articles. loveliest story." through The After Work talking of that and the evil effects arising and evening. The hot air of midday will name Germany is of uncertain ori- story. Try to make gin. By some it is to be de- IT from the use of the I had condense on cold walls and cause i supposed GIVES humorous tobacco, pictures quickly rived from illustrations -tractive as well as en- mould or it should i Dschermania, the name of a saved of the tobacco and the man- dampness, consequently plant region in central Asia. The a keen satisfaction and able useful information not be allowed to enter auy portion of the i Germaui, IT GIVES entertainment to and old. ner of its cultivation, were a lesson tribe whose name means “followers of voung a this good house. All the rooms in the house should I way very easily. lived in Persia in the and the children as be clean and neat. Buddab,” days of IT 1 surprised very much, kept scrupulously GIVES satisfaction nildren iu our schools Herodotus. Switzerland its name solid comfort comes everywhere to never of the tobacco as be- “If the outside temperature is not appre- *gets everybody. they thought from the name • name of the Creator in ciably lower at night than during the day Schweiz, oi the three can- ing a plant. In the same manner I use tons that first asserted their \. It is with the it is almost impossible to keep sufficient- independ- very easy ence of with or the pictures of coffee, tea, raisins, and comfortable to obtain rest. Austria. Spain, Latin Hispania, to ly necessary every pipe teach the story of tlie comes from the Phoenician a rab- any plant 1 find. The sleeping-rooms may be cooled by plac- spall an, We Furnish The Journal •• in with the in time Republican and N, Y. -iking it, princi- ing in the center of each a tub two-thirds bit, country early abounding Weekly Tribune The geography work for the past month in chew of ■ these animals. is derived ip their own reward. full of cool, or better, ice water. This will Portugal by has been on Belfast. the views I some from Portus ONE YEAR FOR Placing absorb the beat of the room in a few Cale, the ancient name $2.00. -t interesting story les- hours, have before them I found them recogniz- aud will be found of Oporto; others find in the word portus CASH IN particularly helpful , ,, ADVANCE. •t the poets. The Ameri- the of Gaul. comes Address all orders to ed very 1 will in where there are children. If the heat con- Gallic, gateway Italy quickly. say, passing, either from out a tinues the the of the Italus, an early tribal chief of •nding 'Supplement don't expect your schoolrooms to be mod- during night changing the country, or from the Greek a a poet and his home, water will preserve an even temperature in italos, THE REPUBLICAN els of quietness during the discussion of a bullock. The Greeks called their JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO the room. Air your cellars at night when young BELFAST. MAINE. it if nl ]»ictures. AVe have and new picture. The camera is a very desir- it is possible. Close them at nine in the country Hellas, themselves Hellenes, i Lowell, which we have but the Romans named the land from able acquisition to a teacher's morning and they will be cool aud dry the possessions, a tribe of walls. While tlieir entire summer. to this rule Gnecil, Epirus. TOBACCOS Write your name and address on a learning and now Exceptions postal card, send if to Geo. is very cheap. means W. Best are Turkey Persia .11 n some of their on windy days, as the rapid motion of tributary people; Tribune Office, New York and a prettiest The of the Stars and the land of the dis- City, sample copy of THE NEW YORK raising Stripes the air does not allow condensation. brightness; Arabia, “ WEEKLy' ieture of Whittier trict of the fixed 1 RIEUNE will be mai'ed 'o you. over our school houses was one of the Keep the cellar perfectly clean and fresh. desert-man; Hindustan, World’s Fair” cut !' n-adeis. but the children all coats of whitewash with dwelling place; Siam, dark land, from the best things ever done for children. The Frequent plenty ■ color of the and nt >1 his school of lime are of the value in sum- soil, Ceylon, lions. Ja- days” tiniest children can he to love their greatest ...tiie... taught mer.1* pan is a corruption of Zipangu, the name smokes about lo o favorite poems. plug By llag, and loyalty instilled into their little of the country as given by Marco Polo, -a id the best in GEO. W. literature the Venetian who visited it in BURGESS, hearts until it is a very part of them. Pure, rich blood feeds the nerves. That is traveller, icuevei a the 13th memory gem is win Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood century. right. A few days ago Miss Wiggin opened the The derivation of o blackboard to he copied I purifier, cures nervousness. Egypt is unknown, SMI S SIBLFY our CC doors between rooms and told the Morocco is the territory of the Moors, and i; the author's : “Isn’t Miss Smarte a little name, Fuddy extra- that of the Berbers. children how a in a distant school I notice she Barbary Soudan JOBBERS OK ■■ hoy vagrant? wears silk about 'seiy do, some child means the district of the blacks. “The had insulted the American Cries every day in the week. Dou’t think I ever llag. Desert of Sahara” a saw her iu calico.’- Duddy: “On, that's is needless repetition, JOB PRINTER, of oh! were heard all over both rooms. not The fact she's for Sahara means desert. Gibraltar is the GRASM, I put upon the board a extravagance. is, terribly j Teach the history of our flag, over what set against the personal element in journai- “mountain of Tarif,” who, with a Sara- aicc's, and being so much so BloodPoison. very ism; indeed, that she never al- ! cen a noble land it floats and how much love army, built a castle on the rock in the FEED. lows herself to in about it. The follow- appear print.” [Boston i eighth century. In South Trans- and honor is always its due. Teach the Transcript. Africa, ulicr and she vaal is the country beyond the Yaal river, Contagious IFood Poison has been ap- laugliing- children House Me, SEEDS and to draw the flag correctly, what Relief in Six Hours. and Natal owes its name to the fact that called the curse of mankind. Opera Block, Belfast, ud v her literature again propriately each means and what each star Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases it was discovered on the dies It is the one disease that physicians can- id asked her to tell her stripe Christmas, relieved in six hours by the “New Great natalis of Christ. not cure; their mercurial aud potash represents. Nothing pleases the children South American* Kidney groceries, ciace. 1 knew then my Cuke.” This new remedies only bottle up the poison in in room more than our and we remedy is a on account of its or American, Which ? vain. my flags, great surprise Japanese the system, to surely break forth in a exceeding promptness iu relieving pain in TniportcrM o< Suit. have quantities of them, and more virulent form, resulting in a total CARDS, i> loves a large small, the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of The anti-annexation in grandmother papers, telling wreck of the POSTERS, Dealers in rhe riaest