VOL. XXIII. PHILLIPS, MAINE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1900. NO. 2

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HOTELS AND CAMPS HOTELS AND CAMPS RANGELEY LAKE HOUSE—I 9OO.

V ia Eustih. For HEALTH, REST, or PLEASURE, Since the close of the season o f 1899 fifty new rooms, en suite with bath New Y o r k Ci t y . Blakesley Camps. 1 have opened the camps at Blakesley for business and solicit the pat­ have been added to the hotel. Additions have also been made to the mam Ashland House. ronage of sportsmen. Fishing is excellent | THE RANGELEY LAKES are unsurpassed. Corner 4th Avenue and 24th street. Ameri­ here and big game signs are umlmited. Mrs. W. S. Em e r y , Eustis, Me. ♦ Write for a copv of the descriptive book, “The Rumford dining room and kitchen making them more than twice their former siz« can and European plans. A t The Forks. ♦ Falls Line and the Rangeley Lakes Resorts,” issued by the Otter Fond Camps are situated 23 miles from ♦ Portland & Rumford Falls Railway. Great improvements have been made in the G olf links, Groves and Hotel Rooms, per day, $1.00 and upwards. Bingham, Maine, terminus of Somerset rail­ road, 20 miles by carriage, three by buck- ♦ It contains half-tone cuts of every hotel and public campon grounds. Write for descriptive circular relative to the Hotel, the Rangeley Or Rangeley La k e . board. Camps, boats and furnishings new last season Fishing good, square tailed J the Rangeley Lakes, and is sent free to any address. Mingo Spring Camps. trout weighing from J to 8 pounds. Hunting The Rumford Falls line is the only all rail, S T A N D A R D Spring Water and Rangeley as a hay fever resort to as good as any in the state. Deer can be seen Located on Mingo Point, Rangeley Lake at most any hour through the day from ▲ GAUGE route direct to the heart o f the Rangeleys— and is Best of salmon and trout fishing; cosy cot­ camps. Guides furnished upon application. ♦ the only line running Through Cars from Portland to the tages; open fires; the famous Mingo Spring For terms and particulars address, JOHN B. MARBLE, water; pine and balsam groves. Everything ♦ Lakes. Excursion Tickets on sale during the season for all for the comfort and convenience of Sportsmen __ M. L. French, & Co., The Forks, Me. Rangeley Lake House, j * j * Rangeley, Maine. and summer boarders. Send for circular. At W ilson’s Mil l s ,M e . i Rangeley Lakes Points. Steamer connections at Bemis for Chas. E. Belch er , Rangeley, Me. Aziscohos House. $1.50 day. $7 to $10 week. ♦ all parts of the Lakes. ♦ Licensed guides furnished. Fred F lin t, Pr’r. Rangeley Lakes. X Buy your tickets via the Rumford Falls Line, 4 V ia Bingham . 4 "Write for one of our pocket maps of the Rangeley Lakes. 4 Camp Bemis and Birches Carry Pond Camps, Beinis, terminus of Rumford Falls & Range- 13$ miles above Bingham, terminus of Som­ 4 PORTLAND & RUMFORD FALLS RAILWAY, 4 J* J* THE GREATEST INLAND j* ,* ley Lakes R. R. Two trains daily. Steamers erset R. R., are the Carry Pond Camps, which connect to all points on the lakes. Birches ^ R. C. BRADFORD, Traffic Manager, Portland, Me. 4 1 is six miles distant on Student’s Island. Cosy will be opened May 1st., 1900. Those seeking log cabins, open fires at both places afford a fishing trip can have their sport at this re­ sort. Twelve thousand trout caught in season {♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ comfortable homes for the summer for ladies of 1899, not including a large number that Summer * Resorts and gentlemen. Excellent fishing close at I were returned to the water. New cabins were hand. Send for circular. built last season. New boats and other im­ £ AND RETREATS FOR FISHERMEN Capt. F. C. Bar ker , Prop*r, Bemis, Me. provements will be made In the early spring. Via Rangeley or Bem is. Buckboard road only 3$ miles. Send for cir­ IN MAINE ARE THE . . , . , cular. Hen ry J. La n e , Prop., Bingham, Me. ♦ S. L. Crosby & Co., Mountain View House. £ On Ph illips & Ra n g e le y R. R. X Our Deer, Caribou and Moose Heads are the standard of the world. We always have a tew £ Redington House, 4 choice heads for sale at reasonable prices. Our artistic and thorough manner of mounting fish, has 4 3 RANGELEY LAKES 4 already given us a national reputation in that line. 4 One minute’s walk from station on P. & R £ And~«~ R. R. The best of pond and stream fishing in i Branches at Rangeley, Me. C I f r n s h v & f n * close proximity to house. Deer, fox, wood­ T Also North East Carry, Moosehead Lake. *-• u s u y *A Y 3 f cock or partridge shooting unexcelled any­ 4 E. J. nURCI, Prop’r, 203 Exchange St, Bangor fie, 4 where. Address £ DEAD RIVER REGIONS. Mr s. W. H. Harrison, Prop’r, Redington, Maine. 3 1 ^ REACHED At Jackm an. £ s Heald Pond Camps, Jackman, Maine, Fred Via. SANDY RIVER, PHILLIPS & RANGELEY, Henderson, Proprietor. Fine lake and brook Just . the . Place . for . Fishermen. 3 fishing, not only in the spring but every day FRANKLIN & Nl EG ANTIC RAILROADS. during the entire season. “ All the trout you £ £s want to catch.” Comfortable, separate cabins with good spring beds. Excellent 3 3 table and beautiful location, 2700 feet above Par’or Car service direct frem Boston to Farmington and return. Here is situated a li otei of rare attractive­ the sea. Large and small game In abundance. £ ness in beautiful location for summer board­ Send for circular. ers and at the same time in close proximity Write for new 1900 booklet of information, with 1 to the best places for fishing on Rangeley Milo, Me ., P. O. map, t o ...... lake. Hunters in the season also find plenty NoUesemic House, on Mollesemie lake, 5 miles I £ of deer, partridge and woodcock near the F. N. BEAL, Phillips, Me. FLETCHER POPE, Redington, Me. hotel. The cuisine here is such as to hold from the railroad ¡it Millinoket. Reached by 3 patrons year after year, the rooms are what canoe or buckboard. One of the best regions j Supt. 5 . R. R. R. Get?. Man’g’r. P. & R. R. R. people from the cities like, large, well lighted in the state for hunting. Pickerel and perch \ I G. M .VOSE, Kiiigfield, Me., Supt. F. & fl. Ry. £ and pleasant. We serve vegetables, berries, fish and game at appropriate times in the at the door, while the trout can’t be beaten, j £ 3 year ana the table is always supplied with Camps newly furnished. Pure sirring water. ! excellent fresh milk and cream. Pure water W m. L. Hobbs, Prop’r., Milo, Me. runs to the house from a spring above. This is a particularly good place for safe and Moosehead La k e . ; pleasant boating and the drives and walks are unsurpassed. Croquet and lawn tennis Mount Kineo House. grounds adjoin the house. "Write for a free Send your address and receive a copy of | circular to L. E. Bow LEY, Mountain View House, ‘Picturesque Kineo,” which contains a full Mountain View, Rangeley Lakes, Me. description of this famous resort. At Er r o l , N. H. C. A. JUDKINS, Manager, Hmbagog House. Good accommodations. N ear Kineo, Maine. fishing grounds. O. C. Bumford, Prop.r. Where shall I go to get the best Spring spend the"summer with their families as they Dead River House on the line of P. & R. R. R. In I >ead R iv e r R e g io n . Fishing? Will be asked by hundreds of can be accommodated with Log Cottages Hotel Blanchard. Hunting, Fishing. J. S. Good stream fishing near house. Deer and DURRELL, Proprietor, Stratton, Me.______partridge shooting. “ Registered guides fur­ sportsmen the coming season, and to those where they can be by themselves, or they nished. For terms address we would say, go to Angler’s Retreat. Sit­ can have rooms in the house. Here Hay At Flagstaff. Gust Johnson, Lake House and Camp. Camp is reached from Box 103. Rangeley, Me. uated at the outlet of Welokennebacook or Fever is never known. Pure sp riu wter L hotel by boat. Great hunting. Moose and lower Rangeley Lake, here one always finds first-class table and the best of beds. The deer seen daily. S.C. D u r r e l l , Flagstaff, Me. Via Eu stis. the best of fishing and it also holds the dining room has been made twice its former King and Bartlett. Via Ra n geley. record of the largest trout taken in the size and has a capacity to seat 75 people. My steamers connect with all boats, trains and The Seven Ponds. Rangeleys. Sportsmen who visit this place are always sure of their share of trout. An7, tage®. I will put a steamer on Mooselook- who do not care for Spring Troll ng can meguntic Lake this year that will carry always find the best of Fly Fishing at B Pond about 200 passengers and will connect with soon as the ice goes out; here Fly Fishing ail trains at Bemis. Only one day’s ride only is indulged in with great success. This rom Boston via Bemis. For particulars place is unsurpassed for hose wishing to write for circulars.

CAPT. E. F. COBURN, Prop’r., Middle Oam, Rangeley Lakes, flame. We are all getting hungry for These ponds are situated twenty seven m a ■ « Nklia r n . M and open season begins miles from Rangeley and are reached by Greene’s Farm House and Cottages. buckboard to Kennebago lake, thence by steamer across the lake and again bv buck- VENISOll SEPTEMBER 1st. One of the most popular resorts of the Dead River region, plenty of brook trout fishing board to our camps at Beaver Pond the cen­ near the house and three ponds on the farm stocked with trout and salmon. Ail kinds 0! tre of the Seven Ponds region. y,4 Sft: game in near vicinity. Deer seen near the house. Several cottages well fund ted and The new buckboard road is not new enough pleasently' located iumishfumis accommodations for guests,guests. cuisineCuisine equal to any hotel Maine, to be dangerous, and constant work upon it Elevation 1600 feet. Hay lever unknown. Excellent teams connected with house. is rapidly reducing the number of deaths re­ Unsurpassed lake, pond and stream fishing. ported to us daily. From our Camps upon Gamy brook trout and salmon. 50,000 acres I. W. GREENE, Prop’r, Coplin, Me. Beaver poml excellent trails afford easy ac­ of territory. Headquarters for parties mak­ cess to a number of ponds where splendid ing camping trips to different points. Com­ trout fishing is an unfailing certainty and fortable well-kept cabins. Pure water from the capture of an occasional fish quite a com­ lithia springs. Cure for hay fever guaran­ mon occurrence. No expense has been spared teed. Address Hu b b y M. PIERCE, Eustis, Me. in securing the grandest mountain and lake Boston correspondent, scenery for the exclusive use of our guests, F. Ft. Lothuop, 72 Rutland St. TROUT MEZZO. for which no charge is made. Trout rise (P A T E N T a p p l i e d f o r .) Lake Megantic, Qu e . freely to the fly during the entire season and The only artistic way of mounting fish by which the natural colors of the fish are pre­ “ tales” of 10-pounders are constantly heard Frank Murray’s Lake House, on the lake shore, served. Fish mounted in all the known methods. My work will advertise itself. Call at flapping in the guides’ quarters. Game of all a short drive from the club house 011 the Sni­ my Studio at Haines Landing and see the New Trout Mezzo. A few specimens for sale. kinds is so abundant as to be a positive nui­ der, offers all modern inducements to the sance and the following may be hunted in sporting publie. Messenger service for re­ NASH, OF MAINE, the open season: Minges, Moose, Caribou, ceipt ancf dispatch of telegrams, messages, J. WALDO HASH, Catamounts, Bears, Deer, “ Draw-Poker,” etc. Electric lights and telephones, first-class Hedgehogs, “ Hearts,” House Flies, Part­ cuisine and accommodation. The Lake NORWAY, ME. ARTIST AND TAXIDERMIST. BRANCH, ridges, Ducks, Drakes, “ Seven up,” weasles, House boat, run solely for the convenience 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE. Haines Landing, Me Wardens and other small game. of Club House guests, is available at any hour. While Black flies and Mosquitoes are very Teams meet alltrains, baggage accommoda­ rare, tar ointment is served at every meal tion on boat and teams ; passengers prefer­ and is deservedly popular. An excellent ring the road route provided with carriages, table is kept, upon which more or less food is double or single. Sporting parties, going or WHEN IN B O S TO N, STOP AT THE served, most of which is consumed by our returning, will be wise in making Murray’s All Sportsmen consider that guests without abusive language. Good beds Lake house their temporary headquarters. are not unknown; while every luxury to be found in any modem hotel, may be called At Farm ington. for. Anything that a third-class camp trying Stoddard House. ELLIS’S LOTION v l M E R I C A N i to pass itself off as a comfortable well kept one, finds it necessary to promise, we do, to Most central location. Competent licensed any extent. We seek patronage from anyone guides are furnished from the Stoddard Is the best remedy for Sunburn, HOUSE who desires to visit the real backwoods and Hanover St., near Scollay Sq. who is not afraid to take desperate chances. House to fishing parties. Chilblains, Ivy Poison, Eczema, Board and boats furnished at reasonable ^ ill H. McDo nald, Prop’r. Nearest of tie large bctsl3 to Union Station, rates. Guides furnished on application. Blackheads, Pimples and all Steamers, "business and amusement centres. Parties wishing to visit this place will please Ja ck m an , Ma in e . write in advance so that we can have camps Scalp Diseases, hives, blisters, LARGEST BOOMS in the city for the Attean Camps. price (»100 per day and upward). Steam heat in readiness. The railroads wiU sell excur­ and electric li?ht m every room la the house. sion tickets at reduced rates from Boston to Try Attean Camps, Jackman, Maine, for burns and all insect bites. De­ »50,000. has just been spent on the house, giving Rangeley. early and summer fishing, canoeing or pleas­ natrons every modern improvement and convene Ask anyone about Beaver Pond Camps and Come up and buy a License of the Old Man and knock 'jver a good fat buck 1 1 P . , lightfully soothing after a shave. fence at moderate prices. ure. Sixty-five miles of the famous Moose ber. Summer Tourists and Sportsmen will find PLEASANT ISLAND CAMP., t they don’t speak well of us, then address river and numerous back ponds. Accommo­ TPn-r OPEAX PLAY. The special break- is direct for any desired information. Spot of Maine. For fit e illustrated circular, address, Ask your druggist for a bottle. fitt at 40 ciiu and table d’hote Sinner at 50 dations unsurpassed. Railroad station on cents are famous. Ed. Grant & Son. Beaver Pond, Me. shore of lake, half a mile from camps. BILLY SOULE, Proprietor, MANUFACTURED ONLY IB Y C. A. JONES. ' Sullivan New to n , Prop’r, Pleasant Island Camps, - - Haines Landing, - - Rangeley La es, 1 aine. — - — .i_ 1- ■ - J [These hotel ads continued on page 2.] Jackman, Me. NATT ELLIS, - - Rangeley, He. 2 PHILLIPS PHONOGRAPH, AUCUST 24, 1900.

HOTELS AND CAMPS. Patterson, H H Ellison and wife, Pliiladel- hia; A P Bonney, Mrs P F Bonney, Phillips; SPORTSMEN’S SUPPLIES. SPORTSMEN’S S U P P LI ES- 1 S PO RT S M E N ’S SUPPLIES. RANGELEY LAKE HOUSE. [These hotel ads continued from page 1.] Eizzie Noyes, Ida True, New Gloucester: H R Ruff and wife, Miss Ruff, Dorothy Ruff, Wash­ V ia Ra n g e l e y . ington; J S Roberts, Philadelphia ; J W Lecture In the Casino For the Silver Spring Camps. Situated at the foot of Darcy and wife. Miss Darcy, Lynn; Alfred *************: Mount Saddleback. The best of pond and Scliuffer and wife, Rosalind*Schutfer, Evelyn Benefit of the Hatchery. stream fishing. Deer, fox and partridge Schuffer and maid, New Y ork jC R Lewis, T shooting unexcelled. Guides furnished. The Shot Shells Loaded to Order. M Bartlett, H I Hammett, Portland; F C Oriental patronage of sportsmen is solicited. Address Buchanan, Lewiston. % Good Strings of front Have Been Fr a n k Jacobs, Prop’r., Rangeley. Me. August 21. Mrs Stephen G Metcalf, Helen Convenient from Ra n g e l e y . Metcalf, Miss Pierce, Mrs G R Parsons, Miss Du Pont’s Caught This Week. Camp Among Clouds. Excellent fishing Parsons, Providence; J H Seltene. W Menke, % Powder Hills, % Clean Camps. Good beds. Inquire of New York ; Mr and Mrs F M Murphy, Chicago, C. H. Neal, Rangeley, Me. 111; Louis Stieglitz, New York, N Y; J Nes­ ^ PORTLAND, MAINE. mith, Brookline, Mass ; L D Carft, Holyoke, Gunpowder Pleasant Evening Entertain* On the Shore op Ra n g e le y La k e . Mass ; C H Graffam, Lewiston; Mr and Mrs A MANUFACTURERS OF Pickfords’ Camps. Camps constructed of J Vollrath, Philadelphia, Penn; Miss C Car­ AND inents In the Casino. peeled spruce logs with open fireplaces— penter, Auburndale, Mass; F Mulvey, Boston; Superior in many respects to other camps in Edith C Holland Sara J Holland, Auburn ; L [Special correspondence to the PHONOGRAPH.] Rangeley region. Only log camps on Range- R Coring, Portland ; Wm Gaston and wife, % Smokeless and .... ^ ley Lake. Good salmon and trout fishing. New York ; W M Hening and wife, Farming- Smokeless R a n g e l e y , Me ., Aug. 22, 1900. High altitude. No Hay Fever. One of the ton, N H; G H Fletcher, Boston; A G Dorhain, finest set of Golf lin k s in New England, only Portland; J Anderson and wife, Miss E L An­ % Grade Sporting Powder. ^ Rangeley with its countless attrac­ a mile from camps. For circular and terms derson, Mrs Geo A Peck, New York; W H P o w d e r Ramsay, Farmington; Mrs B W Rogers, Paris, Have your shells loaded with tions has received and royally enter­ address. II. E. & S. S. FiCKFORl). Rangeley, yfi- Oriental Powder. Me. France*; Mrs W C Houston, Boston; I W Har­ tained more visitors this season than rison, Richmond, Va; ‘-Hod” Blanchard, Bos­ AV It has no superior. For Sale by \L On MOOSELOOKMEGUNTIC LAKE. ton ; Emma Beil Kearney, Mrs H W Welles, y fc PHILLIPS HARDWARE CO., Phil- ^ For Shot Guns and Rifles. ever before. Business was never better New York ; Miss Tyler, Philadelphia; Mrs H * lips, Me., and dealers generally. ^ Mooselookmeguntic House, W Powel, H W Powel, Jr, Newport, R I. at this hotel than at present and several situated in the heart of the best fishing For salejby hundred applicants for rooms had to go district of the Rangeley lakes. The hotel is 2,000 feet above sea level and hay fever is without, as it is impossible to care for guaranteed to be absolutely unknown. J. C. Corson, W ilton, He. Address, from November until May, Theo MOUNTAIN VIEW NEWS. any more this month, at least. Appli­ L. Pa g e , Proprietor Senate Cafe, Washington, OUTING FROM BIRCHES. E. I. DUPONT de NEMOURS & CO.^Wilmington, Delaware. cations are fast coming in for guides I). C. Alter May 1, Haines’ Landing, Me. and rooms for September and October, V ia Carrabassett. Salmon Weighing 6 3-1 Pounds Mountain Climbing and Steamboat and an unprecedented fall business is Mt. Bigelow House In the Dead River valley, seven miles from Caught by Guest. anticipated. Carrabassett station on the F. & M. railroad. Riding Is Very Popular. Taxidermists’ and Anglers’ Supplies The weather during the past week A delightful resort for hunters, fishermen and those who want to spend the summer in W e have opened our store at Rangeley, Me., and are pre has been rather changeable, but not dis­ t he green fields. Parties met at Carrabassett Pleasant Evening Passed In Play­ Camps to Be Built by Capt. pared to supply you with the finest assortment of fishing tackle if desired. Good teams always in readiness agreeable enough to keep the golfers, to let. L. W. Parsons & Co., Prop’rs., ing Progressive Euchre. Barker For Next Season. at the lake. etc., in doors. Dead River, Me. [Special correspondence to the Phonograph.] [Special Correspondence to the P honograph.] SPLIT BAMBOO RODS Win, B. Wadsworth, one of Range- Via Ra n g e l e y . o u n t a i n i e w Bir c h e s , Me., August 22, 1900. 1 ey’ s oldest and ever welcome visitors, Kennebago]Lake House, on the shore of Ken- M V , August 22, 1900. we sell from 75 cents up and a free examination will convince ns The trip by steamboat from the received three handsome silver cups nebago lake. The best fly fishing in the The fine weather of the past week has you of their merit. We have a choice line of Mounted M oose, country every day in the year. High altitude. Monday from New York, which he or­ been enjoyed by the guests of the house. Birches up Cupsuptic stream is very Caribou and Deer Heads, Birds and Fish and can do the best No hay fever. Pure water. Game in abun­ popular and the steamer Metalluck is in dered some time ago for the golf tourna dance. Richardson Bros., Proprietors. They have had quite good fishing, a few work on the same. We have a full suply of camera materials large ones having been brought to the commission a good deal of the time and a general assortment of novelties, all a nd see us. ment, which was held last week and A t Old Town Me . won by the Hon. Larz A. Whitcomb of Cyrus Camp. First-class moose, deer and house. Mr. Mitchell got two fine sal­ when the weather is pleasant. Today bear hunting. Mr. Lindley Johnson of Philadelphia FRAZAR & CRITCHLEY, Rangeley He. Indianapolis, Indiana Mr. Wadsworth B. A. Ru nn ells, Prop., Old Town, Me. mon weighing and pounds. takes an active interest in everything, Willie Lilly caught a 5-pound salmon and his two sons and the Frothingham Via Carrabassett party, who are stopping at Bemis, was the prime mover of the tournament Sampson's Farm House and Cabins. Good and any number of sma’l trout. fishing and hunting. Cabin two miles from tramped to the top of Bald Mountain. and now he is arranging an excursion farm by buckboard or trail. Canoe trips a Saturday night the people held a WOOD’S LIVE FISH BAG. They went by special steamer from the for the employees of the hotel. ! specialty in season. Canoes and registered progressive euchre party. Several guides on short notice. For terms address, prizes were ut> to be played for. They Birches to Bald Mountain camps and This handy article is one of the most convenient ever manufactured Through the untiring efforts of Mr- E. A. Sampson, passed a very pleasant evening. Frederick S. Dickson and the assistance of Dead River, Me. took the tramp from there. They made for fishermen. By its use fish can be kept alive all day by put­ the management of this hotel, Prof. E. Eustis Me. Mr. E. A. Peurce has had a new boat the trip and returned before dinner. Tim Pond Camps. built at Rangeley to be used as a tender ting a string in top of net and allowing it to float by side o f boat. S. Morse, director of the Peabody insti­ | In the Dead River region. Trout rise to the Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Nix and Mr. tute, Cambridge, Mass., came up here for his launch. Mr. Willie Lilly also Handy to keep the fish from beneath feet if used in the boat, and [ fly every day in the season. Game Plenty. has a new boat this year. and Mrs. J. Edward Sankey of New Wednesday evening and delivered a lec­ I 1000 feet above the sea level. Send for circu- decidedly useful for carrying the fish in at close of day’s sport. ture in the casino, before a large and en­ I lar. Ju lian K. Vil e s , Eustis, Me. Mr. A. Montgomery and J. P. Rider, York, who opened the season here in thusiastic audience. Prof. Morse used At Ran g eley La k e s. with guides, took a little trip down tents, found the weather of the past few Length 36 inches, 3-4 mesh, from top to bottom. a b lackboard, therefore enabling him to Bald Mountain Camps. through the lakes for a few days out­ days a little too cool for comfort under more fully illustrate his lecture, the | Accommodations for forty people. The ing. Each Postage Paid, 60 Cents. famous Middle Grounds, are within a stone’s canvas. subject being, “ The Lower Animals of throw of these camps; Shark Grounds, Stony John Lilly and fanrly arrived on the A 160 page Illustrated Book on Angling and Tackle sent free t the Rangeley Lake Region.” The pro­ Batter, good fly fishing. Little Mud Pond, Big 14th for the rest of the season. There have never been so many peo­ ceeds went to the Rangeley Anglers’ as­ Mud Pond, Kennebago River, all within easy The arrivals for the past week are: ple here before. Every available spot is any reader of the Phonograph. sociation for the benefit of the hatch­ distances. Steamers pass the the camps daily, terms satisfactory. H A Wilder and wife, Misses E F Wilder and occupied and Capt. Barker has been ery. Frederick S. Dickson, Esq., presi­ E. B. Whorff, Haines Landing, Me. C P Wilder, Newton; John Lilly and wife. W Reuben Wood’s Sons’ Co., Syracuse, N. Y. dent of the Rangeley Angling associa­ Lilly and wife, Lambertville, N J ; Q S Tol- obliged to turn away a great many peo­ tion, made a very interesting and in­ A t Portage La k e , Me . man and wife, Boston; W H Whaples, H. H ple. To remedy the difficulty several Camp West. The camp is on the west shore Whaples, E S Osgoou, C S Milier, L M Noyes, structive report which will be printed of Portage Lake, one hour’s drive from Ash­ Q A True, New York ; E H Dickey A L Bur­ new camps will be built before the New Idea CAMP COOK RANGE in the next issue of the P h o n o g r a p h . land. It is the open door to all the Fish River bank and wife, Portland; W H Baker and opening of another season. His dining in a (11. proved) Folds: 2 lbs. $1. region. T. B. West, Prop’r. wife, Dr Frank Baker ana wife, Brooklyn; E room, which now seats about 85 people Waterproof Duffle Bag Mr. Horace Porter is still at the How­ A Congdon, Philadelphia; F D Whetmore, Lightness, Hardiness, Adaptibility & Pack Strap, 8 a. ard camp and will remain there until Via Ra n g e l e y . Miss CB Whetmore, New Haven; J W Harri­ comfortably, will be enlarged again to 11 Central St. the end of this month, when he will | York’s Camps. son, Richmond, Ya; Horace Blanchard, Bos­ conform to the changed conditions. Other tents made to order. Circulars. Boston, Mas* ton; W K Chase, Dixfield. T. C . Phelps, close the doors and return to the hotel Loon Lake, within 5 miles of Rangeley vil- Late arrivals are: for the balance of the season and again | lage. There are ten ponds within two miles; August 14. E Houston, T F Salkeld, Bos­ Boarders Wanted. try his luck. Mr. Porter caught a 10- | good fishing in all and for hunting it can’t be ton ; Cora M Davis, Anna R Davis, Kane, Pa ; Summer boarders wanted at Lake View H. M. BARRETT, beat. Camps neat and each party has a camp Mrs J E Sankey, F W Nix and wife, New WELD, HAINE. pound salmon in June and he hopes to TROUT AT MIDDLE DAM. York. farm, one mile front Rangeley village. For land a much heavier one, before he by themselves. Those with families who wish particulars address, Builder of FINE CEDAR BOATS. August 15. George E Clark, Wilton. leaves for-Lakewood, N. J., where he to spend the summer months in the Maine Nate Ellis, ¡¡3T* Write for price list and descriptive Pond In the River Shows J J p August 16. Dr Knopf and wife, Claude M Rangeley, Me. catalogue. resumes the management of the hotel woods can find no better place than York’s Griffeth, New York City; W H Baker, wife that he made famous, viz., the Laurel- Camps. For further particulars, address and two children, White Plains, N Y ; Dr F R in-the-Pines. R. S. York, Prop’r, Rangeley, Me. Well For Warm Weather. Baker and wife, Brooklyn; John E Stephens, Rumford Falls; William C Baker, Provi­ For Sale. E. H. C E R R I S H Geo. H. Fernald and son of Winches­ dence; F A Gaskill and wife, Miss Gaskill, ter, Mass , after a three weeks’ outing time. Her husband, Stephen H., and Worcester; Miss Galpin, Miss Welch, Miss C A small steamboat, 18>i feet over all, 4 feet, Originator and Man’f’r of Fly Fishing the Fashion at D Welch, New Haven; Harry H Ellison, Phil­ 10 inches beam. Plenty of steam and a good here and at Tim pond, left for home, Edward S. Beach of Boston, Mass., adelphia. runner. Boat in good condition. Address, Monday morning. went down to Redington, Tuesday, H. 8. Staples, CANVAS CANOES Coburn’s Now. August 17. Mrs G R Parsons, Miss Laura T Dixfield, Me. Mr. Chas. J. Bell and his family re­ after some trout. Parsons, Providence; Miss Kate Wlieelock, New York; J E Sankey, Brooklyn; Albert " ■ 11 I" ..... turned from Kennebago last Thursday Joseph H. Norris of New York, is [Special correspondence to the P honograph.] and Row Boats. here with his parents and brother and j Babcock and wife, T H Babcock, H P Bab­ m Tke only perfect wall trunks made. and left for York Harbor, Me., Satur­ cock, S O Metcalf and wife, Miss Helen Met­ Every way superior and 50 per cent day. sister. Previous to coming here “ Joe” M id d l e D a m , Me ., A u g. 20, 1900. calf, G P Metcalf, H P Metcalf, Providence; Exchange St., Bangor, Me Miss Annie Pierce, Somerset; HI stronger than the best old-style trunks. spent two years in China as manager of I Although this cannot be considered All grades and sizes for all purposes. One of Dr. F. A. Noble’s friends, F. August 18. C A Tuttle, New Haven; GIH lL Patented in England, Canada and M. Hicks of Chicago, 111., arrived here an American newspaper which is pub­ Haskell, Boston. E. S. TW A D D LE , lished there. He left there j ist before the best season for fishing, there are VL United States. Warranted 5 years. 1 ast Thursday. He is delighted with some trout and salmon being taken THE NEW DEPARTURE TRUNK CO., BOATS AND CANOES, WELD, TAINE Rangeley. the present trouble between China and C/j 78 Summer St., Boston. | this country commenced. Joe’s father, from the Pond in the River. Today Mr. After spending a week at his camp in LAKE HOUSE GUESTS. E. M. WHITE, OLD TOW N, M E. ! Henry D., and about fifty of the guests J. Rodgers of Portland is high line. TRUNKS!THEM. Kennebago, Dr. F. A. and Mrs. Noble went down to Phillips on the observa­ Send tor catalogue. MANUFACTURER OF returned to this hotel, Friday, where tion car, connected with the Phillips & When the steamer arrived from Upper they intend to remain until the first of Dam at noon Mr, Rodgers had six hand­ Fisherman Didn’t Land a Thirty- FINE CANVAS CANOES, Rangeley R. R. Co., Tuesday afternoon, COCKER SPANIELS FOR SALE. October. sightseeing, and pronounced the trip a some fish laid out on the grass for the Pound Fish. made with cedar ribs and linings, free from all im Miss Elizabeth B. Andrews of New­ Liver White and ticked Cocker Spaniel peifections and second to none in the market. A1 grand success. people to see. There were five trout LSpecial Correspondence to the P honograph. Dogs and Pups. Beauties. sizes built to order and those not in stock, will be made ark, N. J., and Miss Rosenguest of New The annual concert and dance given at short notice. Also manufactures poles, paddles, that weighed respectively 3±, 3, 2£, 2J F l a g s t a f f , M e ., Aug. 22, 1900. J. A. KING, Holeb, Maine. York City, after a mouth’s sojourn at by the employees of the hotel and origi­ chairs, etc. Bass Rocks Gloucester, Mass., arrived nally set for August 24th has been post­ and H pounds each and a 2-pound salm­ Cliff Wing has been spending some here Friday. They intend to stay for poned until Sept. 7rh. The affair is in on. Mr. Rodgers caught the fish cast­ some time. ing flies. It seems like pretty good time around his camp since haying and NO CLOSE TIME ON BEAUS. Wood and Bamboo Rods the hands of the following young ladies, has done quite a lot towards the im­ Mr. M. Pettitt of the B. A. A. of Bos­ viz: Miss Fannie Madden, Miss Theresa luck, especially as Mr Rodgers simply made to order and repaired. ton, Mass., spent a few days here as the McCarthy, Miss Minnie E. Pickens. stood and cast from the rocks. provements. He has done some build­ ITT Sheep Killed by Bears In Call and see my special Rangeley Wood guest of Francis Shaw. ing but his work was cut short by a lit­ Rod and Split Bamboo. Quite a party came up the lake Tues­ C. H. tviswell of Lexington, also did 189T In This Vicinity. A. S. Hinds of Portland, Me., and day evening, some bound for Boston, a little fly fishing today and caught two tle accident a few days ago. He received E. T. HOA R, George J. Huzberger of New York, went others for the various camps along the trout that weighed 1% pounds. Fish of quite a cut on his foot which will allow P h i l l i p s , Aug. 22, 1900. the sizes recorded above furnish rare Rangeley, - - Maine. into camp at Kennebago last Saturday. line. him to use crutches for a while. 7o the Editor of the Phonograph. sport when caught on the fly. Francis Wells of Hartford, Conn., It is understood that a reporter for a Warren Wing has a word in regard to I noticed an article in the P h o n o ­ much to bis regret, had to leave his Chicago newspaper who was at the During the past week Messrs. H. W. the close time on bears. Mr. Wing is Knapsacks for Sportsmen many acquaintances and pleasant sur­ Rangeley Laxe House a few days ago Parsons, Chas. Bowen, Frank Duoe- authority on bears for he has hunted g r a p h of August 10, favoring a close roundings on account of business. offered Senator Beveredge ten cents a neck, Chas. Read, Jr., Otis H Dana, them all his life and knows pretty near­ time on bears, stating as one reason and Guides. The following regular guests of this word to talk politics for his paper, but Geo. H. Binney and H. L. Sigourney of ly all their ways. He says a close time that their fur in spring was worthless. Snowshoes made to order and repaired. the senator refused. Boston, and E. H. Taylor of Lexington, Guns repaired. Boots and shoes repaired. hotel went into camp at Kennebago, is advisable but doesn’t think it will be Now that is a false statement for a Harness repaired. Chairs repaired and Monday morning, viz: John and Prof. J. M. Munyon thinks that have been doing some fishing during put on now. The close time should be bottomed. Also harness supplies. Stephen Galatti and Miss Helen Kaiser Rangeley should have a steam laundry. the past week with very good success. between May or June till October and bear’s fur in spring is worth the very W. E. Tw o m b ly, R angeley, Me. of New York, N. Y., H C Wells, He is positive there is business enough Luman Sargent has been their guide. not commence earlier iu the spring as most .until he commences to shed, Leonard Frisbie and “ Charlie” Frisbie here for one and has decided to provide They have taken trout of all sizes up to the fur is best then. which is usually the last days of May. Hand Made of Hartford, Conn., and W. S. Critten- a building for the purpose. 3J pounds. Last Friday Duoeneck and Read got nine beauties. The day be­ Messrs. F. C. Foster, J. P. Heath and Further on it says that the bear has be­ Trout and don of Plainfield, N. J. L. B. Fisher of St. Lawrence University, Late arrivals are: fore Dana and Binney got eleven. These come a game animal and is worth pre­ Salmon Fliei Some nice strings of trout were August 16. G H Fernald and son, Winches­ fish were all good size. Canton, N. Y., stopped at the Lake brought in this week by H. R. Jackson ter; C J Bell and wife, the Misses Bell, G H House a few days ago. They have been serving for the sportsman to shoot at. Double Snell and Ho< and Mrs. O. E. Phillips and Mr. and Bell, R W Bell, Washington; F M Hicks, Chi­ Late arrivals are: following Arnold’s trail, having come up Now, may I ask when did bruin re­ Best wearing FLY made. cago; J Bishop and wife, New Haven; WB form? His past record is very bad. In nRS. H. H. DILL, Rangeley, Haine. Mrs. F. J. Genung of Newark, N. J. Adie, Portland; W T Daggett, Waterville; C Saturday, Aug 11. B Franklin Stahl, Frank the Kennebec, striking across from Mr. Jackson presented “ Jack” Kirby G Smith, Boston. T Patterson, Philadelphia; Chas A Read and Bingham and going from here over into 1894, in this town and adjoining towns, wife, Manchester-by-the-Sea. with one of his trout and it is now in August 17. Mr and Mrs Jones, W G Hollo­ Canada. he killed 134 sheep and lambs, not in­ THE CHOSEN TWELVE. The favorite fl Mr. J. W. Critchley’s workshop await­ way and wife, New Y ork; L A Herrin, C S Sunday, Aug 12. Mr and Mrs J H G Gilbert, cluding ten that I learned that he killed for trout proven by long life experien Miller, Brooklyn; Dr Hallett and wife, New Ware, Mass; Miss Fuller, Taunton : Miss Kep- Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Niccols and son of Seth Green, Professor King Fisher, Bro ing skinning and mounting. er, Morristown, N J; Elizabeth V Gilbert, in Kingfleld, making in all 144 sheep York; G H Fernald, R W Fernald, W Pettitt, S Boston, with Walter Taylor and Earle killed in this immediate vicinity. Old Hackle, Gov. Alvord, White Miller, Montre Mr. Critchley entertained a number Boston; W G Heller, Easton; A Mackar, Des reenville V Gilbert, Ware, Mass; Thomas D Taylor, guides, have been taking a canoe Beaver Kill, Royal Coachman, Black Moo Moines. Chantler, D Everett Chantler, Pittsburg; Dr C hunters in whose word we can all place Ibis, Silver Doctor; with them the farm of the guests last Friday evening in the August 18. F D Wetmore, Miss Wetmore, Carrington, Mingo Point, Guy W Brooks, trip from Spider lake through Chain of guide. implicit confidence tell us that bruin casino, in his own inimitable way, by New Haven; G C Batchelder and wife, Geo I Ponds and Dead River to Big Spencer. annually destroys large numbers of l.BJUCWOLCbVT3t f°-r 1U-k' 'S10° P°9tPai.dRome, N. rendering character songs and readings. Harzberger, New York; A S Hinds , Portland; Monday, Aug 13. Mrs Samuel C Brown, Mr After this trip they will come back and E Emery and wife, Peterson; G Grand, East and Mrs Jos W Sharp, Philadelphia; Mr and young deer and we all know that he A german was held in the casino last Orange; F S Hutchins, Columbus; J E Thayer Mrs C A Wasliburne, Helen A Washburne, remain a while at Spring lake. often destroys young calves in back pas­ Thursday evening and was well patron­ and wife, Miss Thayer, G Haven, J E Thayer, Newtonville, Mass, “ Uncle Ned,’’ guide; Messrs. Blaine and Brace Viles went tures near his native haunts and some­ ized by the younger element. Jr, Boston; Dr Ulrich, Bath; L Raymond, W Lydia Wood, Boston; Thos A Newell, New B Raymond, Miss Buchanan, Brooklyn; Miss York. to Kibby last week prospecting some tim­ times yearlings. Phillips at that time Write to the Robert Gere and his wife, also Dr. Purdy, W T Purdy, New York; A T Hinkley, Tuesday, Aug 14. H A Wilder, Miss E F ber lands. in addition to the state bounty paid $5, James B. Gere and Miss Parr, all of N R Knowlton, Misses Knowlton, G M Cur­ Wilder, Miss ""Constance Wilder, Newton, Mr. George M. Gay, who is spending and some other towns $10, and the re­ New York are here. rier, Farmington; G D Clark, B A Davis, New Mass; Alfred Stone, Miss Ester Stone, Provi­ Vineyard; O W Fales, C S Coolidge, N Jay; A dence, R I; Henry J Blgham, New York City, the summer at the Lake House, went to sult was that 26 bears were captured in Wm. Gould Heller of Easton, Penn., 1 Tucker Strong; J M S Hunter, Farmington; Spring lake last week with friends. He Phillips and adjoining towns. Mrs J V Wilkins, A B Stoddard and wife, Mrs Wednesday, Aug 15. Mr Patterson, Mr Bind­ went into camp Tuesday. ley Johnson, Mrs Glias M Lea, Miss Lea, Mrs telephoned out to Landlord Spear that The Rangeley Lakes Steamboat com­ Manning and maid, C A Manning, New York; Now I know that men that we send to Maine Woods F N Beal, H H Field Phillips; G A Merrill, H H Ellison, Miss Eliison, Miss Marion John­ he didn’ t land a 30-pound fish. He said the legislature will never pass a law to pany’s steamers are in great demand \ New Sharon; G W Woodman, Lewiston; Dr son. Miss Susan Johnson, Mr and Mrs Lisle, he hooked onto one and if the fish’s now. The improved machinery and ex- ; Reed and wife, Brooklyn; Max Levy, Robert Philadelphia. protect bruin unless influenced by false Gere and wife. Dr Gere, New York*; Chas E Thursday, Aug 16. F P Dodge, Boston; O B weight was in proportion to Mr. Gay’s statements. We shall expect the next cellent service have given everything i Dodge, Grafton, Mass; Jas Bishop and wife, surprise at failing to land him, he was a along the lake a great boom. Belcher, Mingo; P W Kimball, Plainfield; H legislature to pass a law restoring the C Wells, Hartford; G C Francasein and wife, New Haven. whale. state bounty (which by the way should Information Judge F. A. Gaskill of Worcester, Philadelphia. Friday, Aug 17. Wm Gaston and wife, Mr Mass., and his party left for Naples, August 19. Lloyd Taylor and wife, New and Mrs A Goldwaitli, Miss Evelyn M Gold- Recent arrivals at the Lake House never have been repealed) and make it Me., on Tuesday. York; S C Applin, Boston. waitli, Miss Heymann, Miss Sophia Hey- are: at least $6, so as to make it an object I August 20. Mrs C W Lea, Miss Lea, F T mann, Mrs Leo H Wise, Mr O’Quint. Miss for the hunter to shoot old bruin. His Judge Buckliam and wife of Fari­ Emeline Wise, Mr Alfred L Wise, Geo A Fer­ Blaine Viles, Skowliegan; Ray Heath, Rufus bault, Minn., and B L. Benedict, wife nald, Robert W Fernald, E Field, Boston; J H Taylor, Bruce Viles, L F Hammond, A F past record is so bad that he has become Bureau, Haas, Summit, N J. Wing, Flagstaff; F R Wing, Stratton; Jesse an outlaw and should be destroyed from and daughter, after a delightful month Smith, Mrs F J Smith,Edytli Smith, Portland; left for home, Wednesday. Mrs. C. T. Harding, Cynwyd, Pa. Saturday, Aug 18. Dr and Mrs H M Wells, H Sylvester, Eustis; Chas Savage, Spring off the face of the earth. Mr. Wm. B. Wadsworth’s daughter, (near Philadelphia), wrote April ist, Mrs Kearney, New York; Misses Clieegan, Lake; W arren Clark and wife, N New Port­ A d k l p h u s P a r k e r . Philadelphia; Mrs B W Rogers, Thos F land; J P Culley and man, Boston; F W Phillips, Maine, Mattie, celebrated her 18th birthday, 1900 : “ I have been using Salkeld.E Houston, Mr and Mrs W C Hous- Thomas, ENew Portland; A J Hunnewell, Tuesday, the 21st hist., and she was the lon, Master M Houston, Jr, Russ Spinney, K D Simons, M D, Kingfleld ; N C Nash, N C recipient of many handsome presents, guide, W H Baker and wife. White Plains, N Nash, Jr, Boston; D C Blackwell, F E Black- Used Board Nails to 8 hoot Deer. J ; Dr and Mrs Frank B. Baker, Brooklyn, N well, Stratton; E C Leighton and wile, Ml Last fall a couple of boys from the OI P°*nt:3 about where to go for fish- which goes to show the esteem in which Y ; Mrs Kearney, Dr and Mrs Wells, The Vernon; 1* W Sprague ana wife, Boston; A M Palmer s Lotion Birches; Mr and Mrs Squires, Bemis; J Mono- she is held by her many friends among Jones, Stratton; G A Sidelinker, Wilmington, the city came to the Maine woods for for 20 years for my ban, H 1’rlnce, Cherry field; A L Goodrich, Mass; Geo M Gay, Malden; M D Jacobs, Flag­ the fall hunting, taking with them a the guests of the hotel. In the after­ Utica, N Y; N L Goodrich, Amherst, Mass. staff; F L Dennison, Bangor; W D Quimby, ing, hunting, boating or any kind of noon Miss Wadsworth took all the HAIR AND EYES Sunday, Aug 19. Mr and Mrs I S Tolman, Rangeley; D S Hunnewell and wife, Madison; guide who was inclined to be a practi­ cal joker but in whom they had implicit young ladies and gentlemen down the Mrs W A Haskell, Boston ; Mrs H M Hanna, H J R Kittridge, Farmington; W B Adle, Elias outing you want in Maine. Send lake, on her private launch, and stopped and other ailmeuts. It is the best , M Hanna, Jr. Miss Baslington, Mr and Mrs Thomas, Portland; B M Kershner, Auburn; F confidence. So wdien he told them to friend I have.” H Colby, Bingham; L V Standisli, Flagstaff; at Haines Landing, where a bountiful I Coburn Haskell, Cleveland; Miss Work, always have board nails for loading the Akron, Ohio. C W Damson, Boston; H Washburn, Madison; stamps for circulars of hotels, camps, collation awaited the party at the Monday, Aug 20. Dr Carrington, Mingo C H Townsend, Willlmantie; H C Foster, J P rifle when they wanted to shoot a deer Mooselookmeguntic House. Lotion Soap Point; Miss C Carpenter, Auburndale, Mass; Heath, L B Fisher, Canton, N Y; M E Havi- and shingle nails whei they wished to Mrs. S. H. Williams of Brookline, Chas V Faile, Miss May Voorhees, New York land, New York; John Day, Eustis; C W Pot­ shoot partridges they were very particu­ Prevents and assists in curing all skin I City; Mr and Mrs Philip L Holyer, Bridge­ ter, Brunswick; F A Niccolis and wife, F A railroads, steamboat li n0s , etc. Mass., went around the links in 55 , troubles. At Druggists only. port. Ct; Mr and Mrs J A Lamb, New York Niccolis, Jr, Boston; Walter Taylor, Earle lar to have on hand a good supply of strokes last Tuesday. It was her first j I | City. Taylor, Flagstaff. nails for both large and small game. PHILLIPS PHONOGRAPH, AUGUST 24, 1900 3

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-.»•••• Munyon’s New Pill Not to Be Put Recent Arrivals at Mooselookme- Two Buck Deer Seen That Are Upon the Market. gnntic House. Record Breakers. [8pecial correspondence to the P honograph.] [Special correspondence to the Phonograph.] [Special correspondence to the Phonograph. Two More Victories Won R a n g e l e y , M e ., Aug. 22, 1900. H a in e s L a n d in g , Aug. 22, 1900. D e a d R i v e r . Me ., August 21, 1900 Professor J. M. Munyon has pur­ The favorite pastime nowadays is Harlow Bros, have their two new camps at Black Brook pond completed. ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼A A A. A AAA. A AAAAAAAA chased of H. A. Furbish, one of his progressive euchre. Mr. C. C. Brooks reports seeing lots blooded dogs and has given him the The cake walk by the colored help of game on his week’s stay at Black In addition to the victories previously reported, Mr. J. very appropriate name of Pill. Tlie dog given on Thursday evening of last week brook. He saw two bucks which are is known among the visitors and cot­ was a great success. There were visit­ record breakers and had fine sets of S. Fanning again demonstrates the superiority of L. & R. tagers as Munyon’s Pill. The professor ors from the Rangeley Lake House, I antlers. Someone will get a grand September prize. Mr. Brooks saw four­ SMOKELESS, at: says that he does not intend to put this Mountain View, Billy Soule’s and in teen deer all together at one time. Mr. one upon the market. fact from nearly every one of the hotels Brooks, Harvey and Herman Harlow SWANTON, VERMONT, July 4 and 5. Gener­ He has another and more uncommon on the lakes. saw a bear in the r »ad not far from the pet. Down on his wharf is a frog Late arrivals are: Ledge house last week. al average for entire shoot 98 3-10 per cent. HIGH which shows not only an aptitude for A S Hinds, Portland; George J Hersberger, Chicago and Philadelphia ought to New York City; Mr and Mrs W D Hewitt, have some of our cool bracing air to go GEN. his natural, semiaquatic life, but is not Burlington, N J ; Mr and Mrs W D Cook, Bos­ with their hot times. It would be some­ averse to the taming influences of civili­ ton; Mrs C W Middleton, Mrs Henry Sheldon, Fayette Lentz, C Wilmer, Middleton; S R what of a change. Monday morning NARRACANSETT PIER, R. I., Interstate zation. He will leave bis sports at any Knights, Cambridge, Mass; R J M Lewis, M August 13, there was ice on Black Brook time if he sees anyone on the shore D, Providence, R I ; Miss Wilder, Newton, pond nearly one-fourth of an inch in Tournament, July 11 and 12. General average for Mass, J W Curtiss, New York City; Mr and thickness. holding out to him a good, fat worm, Mrs F E Pancer, New Y ork: Mrs J W Shep- ard, Weymouth, Mass; Mr and Mrs B H I am not so sure but what Mr. Brooks entire shoot 94 per cent. HIGH GUN. and will show his appreciation of the Eavidson and daughter, Wabar, M o; Mr and and both bis guides, Harvey and Her­ feast by waiting around for more. Mrs Chas M Lea, Mr and Mrs Lindley John­ son, Mr and Mrs Frothingham, Mr and Mrs H man Harlow, will be taken up for fish­ DO NOT FORGET THE WORLD’S Master Leon Timberlake has for his H Ellison, Miss Lea. F T Patterson, The ing through the ice, which is prohibited particular pet at Marsquamosy, a chip­ Birches; F V Bonnafon and wife, German­ by law. They had trout to eat every town, Phila; Jas H Norris, B A Norris, New RECORD, UTICA, N. Y., June 5th to 8th munk. There are three or four chip­ York; A W Hyde, L W Frisbie, Hartford, day, so they said, but the warm weather munks around the cottage, but only one Conn; E S Osgood, New York. since has thawed the pond out so it is 231 consecutive targets in open competition for mon­ seems to care for any notice to be taken hard to tell whether they really did cut of him. The little striped fellow takes ey, without a miss. holes and fish or not. quite a liking to Leon and his sisters, Camps and Cottages. A dance was held at the Ledge House Mr. Fanning’s continued victories should make all especially if they have any peanuts or and Cabins the night of August 15, a popcorn in their hands. He will run all Mr. aud Mrs. W. B. Butler of Phillips, good crowd attended and all seemed to sportsmen stop and consider. His load is: over the children, picking the peanuts and Norman, with Miss Horten e enjoy themselves very much. Forty- from them wherever they had hidden Strongman, were at Long pond a few nine took supper. Music was furnished them, even picking the choice bits from days the last of the week. by W. S. Viles of Highland, H. R. U. M. C. “ACME” or WINCHESTER their mouths. On one occasion the Horton of Flagstaff and Mrs. Sadie little animal took twenty-five of the Perkins of Dead River. “ LEA D ER ” (3-4 base). 2 3-4 in., 40-1 1-4-7 nuts and carried them away. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Field of Phillips went to Rangeley Sunday and will be at 1-2 ch. (Factory load). Professor Munyon has without doubt Hon. N. U. Hinkley’s cottage for a few MINGO SPRING CAMPS. landed upon liis wharf by far the largest days. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ fish ever secured in the Rangeley re­ gion. The professor does not spend Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweetser and Guests Make Excursion to Top of much of his time fishing, but when he family of Phillips were at Weld camp­ Raid Mountain. makes an effort he does not return ing the last of the week. LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO., [Special Correspondence to the P honograph.] empty-handed. The day on which the landing was made was no great day for R a n g e l e y , Me ., Aug 21, 1900. 99 Cedar Street, - New York Citv. fish, not even for big fish, in the bus Dr. C. H. Harvey of Philadelphia, brother-in-law of Prof. J. M. Munyon, is The past week has been of special en­ #•••••* tiing little town. It was only a com­ joyment to all guests at the camps. monplace sort of a day. at Munyon Lodge in charge of Duke Munyon who has been seriously ill. The Card parties, popcorn parties and candy Butthefish! Spotted and lined as young man is now much improved. pulls were some of the features of the Famous Places In a Famous Re­ only combined nature and art can pro­ evening entertainments. FLY ROD’S N O TE BOOK. KINEO HOUSE CROWDED. duce; an object of admiration to all who gion. behold it, for who has not seen it. Bank Examiner Timberlake enter­ Capt. Moore and Mr. Playter have met with very good success fishing, having “ I should like to see the country and Lofty peaks, invigorating air, beautifiij This fish occupies a position so high tained Hon. Weston Lewis of Gardiner, Good Strings of Trout Secured scenery, delightful society, cascades, rushing brought in several fine trout. the improvements there will be in the that it might readily be excused for be­ and Mr. F. N. Beal of Phillips, at Mar­ [ streams, enchanting surroundings, magnlfl- ing a little (or a big) vain. The fish, is squamosy lodge, Rangeley lake, on Capt. Moore and wife and Col. Leslie Rangeley region in twenty-five years by Guests Here. j cent hotels—such is the make-up of the White 48 inches long, a length attained by no Thursday night of last week. and wife returned home Monday. T he from now,” remarked an old gentleman j Mountains region of New Hampshire. other fish ever in (his region; its girth Colonel regretted that he was obliged to coming down in the steamer across | This vast region, covering many, many is very large, but its weight, owing to leave as he was much pleased with t he $250 Raised by Guests For a square miles of territory, is one great sum­ its airy surroundings, has never been Mr. Chas. Carrington of Farmington, camps and would have liked very mu ch Rangeley lake last Siturday. Then we mer pleasure resort. Every necessity for en­ ascertained. Conn., the cottager on Rangeley lake, o remain a month longer, joyment is at hand and nothing will be recently had the pleasure of an eight- talked of the wonderful improvements Hotel Library. found lacking that the tourist might suggest So pleased was the professor with his t A party of four consisting of Mr. and during the past ten years. Others who or expect. mile ride on the Magalloway liver from Mrs. Hamblett and the Misses Arnold [Special correspondence to the Phonograph.] prize that he decided to have it i Golf of course stands paramount as the Little Magalloway to the Meadows in a listened said to them it seemed almost mounted, and mounted it is, over; the rowboat, in one hour and seventeen took a trip Tuesday to the top of Bald K in e o , M e ., August 21, 1900. leading recreative allurement and mountain mountain. They were well repaid for impossible that during those few years climbing is a chief feature in White Moun­ wharf at Munyon lodge on a pedestal minutes. The boat was manned by Mr. “ Standing room only,” was a placard tain life, nearly every mountain having its 36 feet high. From this exalted posi­ their trouble and brought back a fine so much had been done. The Rangeley paths; but to Mount Washington the climbers Dunning, manager of the Parmachenee lot of blueberries which they found in that might have properly been hung on look for the greatest sport, for there is a va­ tion, looking first over the water, then club. Lake House has been moved onto the riety of ways of ascending the great moun­ toward the lodge, ,his watchful eye abundance on the mountain. Point and enlarged and improved until the desk of the Mt. Kineo hotel during tain and the number of incidents which the keeps guard over the inhabitants of Late arrivals are: Wm. Gasten and there is no belter hotel in this part of the week, and the capacity of the hotel trip affords are often of a most exciting and each, and no wind, good or ill, ever Miss Marion Curtis of Lewiston, bas wife, New York; Geo. H. Hamblett, thrilling nature. been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Maine, and now over two hundred will be taxed to its utmost for the next blows over the lake without its pres­ Boston; F. A. M. Burrell and wife, M iss guests are being entertained there. To get to the mountains there are severa1 Winsliip at Camp Burnside, Long pond. two weeks. More guests have been routes either of which lies through interest­ ence being indicated by this guardian Edith Burrell, Master Harold Burre 11, Ten years ago! When in those days ing country, and the scenes one finds at ev­ fish. The entire party came out from the Brooklyn. fifty was a big crowd for Marble to en­ entertained this season than ever before ery turn are wondrous and magnificent work­ camp Wednesday morning and report a tertain. The Mountaiu View House and a record breaking season is assured. ings of nature. delightful outing. A broad piazza has and Mooselookmeguutic have doubled The White Mountain villages are every one been added on two sides of the cottage Panther Attacks Woman. The addition of 100 rooms next spring of them pleasant places and each has in­ PLEASANT ISLAND CAMPS. during their stay and other repairs, their capacity. Bald Mountain camps now seems assured. numerable attractions which are important, The Lewiston Journal tells a thrilling have been built, Billy Soule has kept attractive and are oftentimes picturesque, made. experience of Mrs. Anna Perkins of adding camps until the island is crowd­ Golf is occupying the attention of all, and have made their locations I'arntd. young and old, and the interest in the In North Conway there are many places of Good Fly Fishing Enjoyed by the Rune, who was at Chain of Ponds pick­ ed and he is now builoing on the main­ interest, White Horse Ledge being one of the land. The same can be said of Upper game is not in the least abated. The first to attract one’s attention. Thompson’s Guests. Pleasant Outing Completed. ing bl ueberries and was attacked by a panther. We would like to publish the and Middle Dam, while in speaking of first of the series of tournaments will Falls, hidden away in the great forests, is a A party of four consisting of Mr. E. Bemis a gentleman less than ten years most beautiful waterfall and like Artist’s [Special Correspondence to the P honograph.] opinions of guides in the Dead River begin Wednesday and a number of Brook and Artist’s Falls is delightfully pic­ P. Clark of New York, Mr. J. A. Tobey ago remarked, “ Why, Bemis is so far turesque. P l e a s a n t I s l a n d , Aug. 22, 1900. region as to whether the animal was a others will follow. of Cambridge, Mr. H. W. Wellington of panther or a bob cat. away in the wilderness the echo of a Echo Lake is included in North Conway’s Mr. J. H. Shemer and Wm. Wenke, Boston and Mr. H. McFarland of Provi­ steam engine will never be heard August fishing is better than it has environs, likewise The Cathedral, also .Di­ two New York gentlemen, with Archie there.” ana’s Baths, either of which is well worth dence, have just completed an outing at been known for years. During the visiting. Lufkin guide, brought home 12 pounds Swett’s camp, Richardson pond. Lafiin & Rand Smokeless. “ Can it be possible,” remarked a week past some fine strings of trout Conway’s sunsets are as famed as the Mount of trout, the largest weighing 3>£ Philadelphia gentleman to the old Washington sunrise, and the charming ef­ pounds. All were caught on the fly. They were in camp two weeks and Generally speaking, there is in every have been secured by guests in close saw by actual count more than a hun­ lot of goods some that are a little better comer. “ Yes, it is all true and why proximity to the hotel, and tlie fisher­ fects wnieh they bring are a charm and de­ Mr. Walter Raymond of Brooklyn is don’t you say something about it in light to all who view them. dred deer. They found the trout fishing or a little worse, but seldom is it found men in the woods at the many rare Intervale has many noted attractions and having great luck with his luminous very good and always had plenty to eat that any product of manufacture runs your note book. Fly Rod.” points easily reached through here re­ perhaps the most notable of them is The flies, an invention of his own, bringing Great Cathedral Woods. with the exception of two days when evenly all the way thiough. port phenomenal catches. home fifteen nice trout, all caught after the weather was very warm. The largest Dressing up in camp is not expected. Glen Ellis Falls up in the Glen Region Is by dark. This must be the case with the pow­ It is then the freedom of the short skirt The guests of the hotel have started no means a rushing torrent, but instead is a trout taken weighed 2>£ pounds. They der used by Mr. Fanning, or his success and sweater is enjoyed by the ladies a fund for the establishment of a hotel crystal like stream pouring mu solid column Mr. Horace Kimer has two 3^-pound- report the fishing up the inlet near Bea­ would not be so continuous. There is library aud already $250 have been sub­ over a seventy-foot precipice, the sides of and the short pants and woolen shirts which cliff are rough and jagged, and the ers, a 2)^-pounder and some small fish ver pond very good. They arranged to an old saying that “ The proof of the are dress suits for the gentlemen. One scribed. Mr. H. Lord of New York mountain stream as it hurtles downward is to his credit. The island is crowded get their mail from Upper Dam every pudding is in the eating,” and it must started the paper with $50 and a large deflected from side to side, and the mists and the old man is happy. The guests day. night when a young lady who was with rising therefrom are of most delicate and be proven as true in this case, for Mr. a jolly party came into the office “ all number of the guests have contributed are enjoying themselves, passing the Their work was divided as follows: Fanning has been high gun at every In­ $5 and $10. The bappy thought bad finely hued colors. dressed up,” as the boys said, in a Silver Cascade, in the Crawford Notch, is time by fishing, swimming and making Clark, cook; Tobey, woodsplitter; Wel­ terstate tournament that he has shot L. dainty white dress and pretty ribbons, its origin among a few of the older one of tL a sights of the mountains. This wa­ excursions by water and by land. Es­ lington, chambermaid; McFarland, dish­ & R. Smokeless since May 2, 1900, and guests and through their efforts a most terfall is seen from the train in passing pecially favored by the guests for ex­ washer. These gentlemen have camped which now attracts the attention of the it gave her quite a surprise when the through the Notch. jolly man of the party declared “ that successful start has been made. A few cursions are Quimby brook and Too- together for several years past and sportsman and hunter throughout the books will be purchased at once and The water descends almost perpendicularly would never do” and going to the big for a distance of nearly four hundred feet thaker brook where beaver families can thoroughly enjoy doing their own work. United States and Canada. woodbox in the corner replenished the once established the library will be a and glides over the face of the ledge, a clear, be seen at work. handsome memorial to the loyalty aud The party made a trip to Observation The writer for one would like to open fire by adding the few sticks of silver like unbroken sheet. Late arrivals are: mountain from which point they had an know the personal history of a man wood there were in the box, and quicker love of Kineo’s admirers. The associ­ Jefferson lies on the slope of Starr King, ation has organized by the choice of and the broad expanse of mountain scenery W D Stockby, Princeton; Wm Purdy, New excellent view of twenty sheets of wa­ that^can always win, for it certainly than a fiasli took Miss ------in his arms which unfolds itself to the vision of the tour­ York; E Emeby and wife,, J H Reynolds, wife ter. must have a very interesting vein of Mrs. C. A. Hull as chairman and Mrs. ist is one of magnificent splendor. and daughter, Paterson; W Binney, Jr, and and put her in the woodbox, and while wife, rBeatrice and Elizabeth Binney, Hor- Mr. Clark owns a private trout pond matter that would interest every lover all joined in the laugh came the young James A. Brodie as vice chairman. A The Presidential Range from Jefferson is a committee has been chosen. nick; H Binney and wife, Newport; Dr Lewis, five miles from Rumford Falls where he of dog and gun. From some hearsay in­ lady promising to wear only her every­ delightful vista, and tne drives and walks Providence; G A Fernald, R W Fernald, Bos­ formation I have been told that he fiist Deer are more than plentiful in the which may be taken from here are among ton; N A Wilder, Miss Wilder, Newton; Mrs has a camp and spends much of his sum­ day fixings in the future. She was al­ the best and most widely known in the moun­ mer. At this camp Mr. Clark gave a gained his experience as a hunter, in immediate vicinity this season and rare T D Robinson, A B Robinson, J M Shemer, W lowed to go free that time and later tains. Wenke, New Y ork; Miss Evans, W Montgom­ coon dinner to a party of his friends last the wilds of Alaska, and in cruising in sport awaits the early September joined her friends dressed in the same Perhaps the one object above all others ery, Jr, »Philadelphia; J B Martindale and fall, which was very much enjoyed. Behring sea as a seal hunter. old sweater she had been wearing ever hunters. Special licenses have already which impresses the White Mountain tourist wife, Pickford’s camps. been placed on sale here. is “ The Old Man of the Mountain.” since she came to camp and enjoyed the Twelve hundred feet above Profile Lake, joke as much as her friends. Every boat during the past week has in Franconia Notch, is this “ Great Stone brought many guests. Some have spent Face.” It does everything but speak, and the At Four ponds one of the guests, great solemn features are so exceedingly fas­ a few days here, others are in the woods cinating that one never tires of gazing in awe Freed Abbott, has two good camps and many are guests here for the re­ and wonderment at this gigantic superhuman BILLING’S SPORTSMAN’S COMBINATION located at Round pond, and Camp mainder of the season. face. Gladys at Long pond. Franconia Notch has an Echo Lake over This past week there has been Among the late arrivals here are the which a sound reflects several times with KNIFE AND SCREW DRIVER. a bappy crowd there, Mr. R. B., Stratton, following: ever increasing clearness. civil engineer of the Portland & Rum- E C Dale, Philadelphia; D B Chappee, New Cannon Mountain, Eagle Cliff, and the York; L B Hall, Lowell; H B Wilson, C S Hall, Flume and the Pool and Basin are other, nat­ ford Falls R. R. and wife, Miss Florence New York ; E G Wyckoff, C F Wyckoff, Ithaca, ural curiosities which have made not only * Handy, . Compact, . Reliable. .". Houghton and Miss Anna Farnhum, N Y; T Warren Happer, Hartford; John Lun­ their own but the whole mountain region fa­ teachers from Massachusetts, and Miss ger. New York ; Miss L H Plrsson, New York; mous. Abbott from Houghton, Will Abbott, H N Lang, H R Bailey and wife, Boston; N H Of Mount Washington much might be said, Stewart, Stewart, Pa; Henry Benners, Phila­ 6,293 feet above the sea level, the view from one of the guides, was with them. The delphia ; E M Felt, Dr B R Morrow and fam­ Its summit extends over a radius of more party had a grand time camping, and ily, New York; Dr R W Leiss and wife, Miss than a hundred miles, including lake, moun­ found the iiy fishing fine, and caught M H Musser, Alfred Marshall and wife, F A tain, sh ore and river scen ery . The ride up MarsttaU, Martin Marshall, Philadelphia; Dr the mountain side on the cog railway is a o i all they wanted to eat. Mrs. Stratton G C Bailey, Hartford; W E Miller,New Haven; only delightful but thrill n g. caught the largest trout, a pound Dr E J Marsh, Paterson, N J ;ffm B Randall and wife, Pelham Manor, New York ; Mrs S D There are many opjects of interest to be | one, The fun of camping, doing their Klngsland, Miss M R Sherman, E P Tyson seen on Mount Washington, chief among 1 own cooking and living “ far beyond the and wife, Miss Rowley, C F Street and wife, them being Tuekerman’s Ravine, Great Guil PRICE haunts of man” for a week was greatly W H Wolverton and wife, New York; J H and Lake of the Clouds. The geologist and Dwight and family, Chicago, and many oth­ botanist are in clover when on Mt. Washing enjoyed by the party. ers. • ton. for many rare and choice specimens in Mrs. P, C. Gallatti of New York, an their lines are found there. $1.50 accomplished Greek lady of royal blood, Beihleliem, Littleton, Fabyan, Colebrook, Lancaster, Sugar Hill and two score of other ..U tH tM " is, with her two sons, spending the mountain resorts will be found to be iully as summer at the Rangeley Lake House Rears and Deer Numerous. interesting, and of them an extended des her husband having been here part of [Special Correspondence to the PHONOGRAPH.] cription is given in the delineation published the time. Mrs. Gallatti is entertaining by the Boston & Maine Railroad, known as M a d r id , Me ., Aug. 20, 1900. “The Book of the Mountains,” and which is as her guest a distinguished young sent for a two-cent stamp to any address by Greek, Constantine Deligeorge, son of Never before have so many bears been the Gen’l Pass’r Dept. B. <& M. R. R., Union the former Prince of Greece, and a seen about Madrid as this year. One Station, Boston, Mass. member of the Royal Greek Navy. day recently Mrs. Weymouth saw a Sent Postpaid to any Address in the United States or Canada. It will be remembered that the Greek large one crbss the bridge over Sandy Lexiiigtou Game Notes. government gained permission from the The blades are drop-forged of the best tool steel and slide into the handle. It is strong in construction and United States to allow two members river just above Madrid village while sev­ Wild game in this vicinity appears to [able in operation. In using, the lock bolt is drawn up, when the blades may be pushed out. I ne lock bo of her Royal Navy to enter the United eral have been seen and heard near the be quite plentiful. A. J. Lane recently States Navy and serve a term of years village. Several deer have decided to saw a large buck deer, a doe and two then thrown in engagement with the handle by means of a spiial spting. that they might have a better knowl­ make friends with the people of this fawns near bis residence. He got with­ edge of the ways of our navy and Mr. town. Two were so bold as to enter Mr. in twenty feet of one of the fawns. Deligeorge was one of the two men to Walker’s field just back of bis house. Arthur Dexter saw a fair sized bear This is the most convenient arti­ We might add that the cartridges have receive that honor and is now on the near J. C. Green’s a few days ago. Lots cle for sportsmen that we have U. S. Crusier “ New York.” with the been removed from the rifles lest the of deer are seen nearly every day. Hen­ White Squadron in Portland. He re­ temptation be too great. ry J. Lane reports deer and moose plen­ ever put out. Price, postpaid, ceived permit to be absent for three Mr. F. L. Smith of Brookline, Mass., tiful. J. C. Viles aud others saw a fine days to visit his old friend Mrs. Gallati. with Sid Harden as guide, who has been deer in the road a few days ago near the $i-5o.> Given free for three new Welsh falls, Sandy stream. The Rangeley lakes are new to him and making a canoe trip from Moosehead to yearly subscribers. he is delighted with this part of the the Alleguash, reports having a most ex­ H. J. Lane recently caught twenty- world. He is a most agreeable and cellent time on the Maine waters. In four trout near the Viles & Perkins new interesting young gentleman and we are the two weeks they have been gone Mr. dam, in thirty minutes. glad Rangeley is favored by a visit from Smith reports having seen 54 moose and L i v e Y a n k e e , him. 351 deer. PHONOGRAPH, = = Phillips, Maine. PHILLIPS PHONOCRAPH, AUCUST 24, 1900.

H o n . J. H . M a n l e y of the Repub­ the bank of the stream and watch the TRANSPORTATION Phillips Phonograph. lican N it o "U-.l committee was on from LADY GETS BIG SALMON. CAI PENNOCK DEAD. big trout going up to their spawning New York last week to start the state beds. The trout were so thick there TIME - TABLE. Published Weekly at Phillips, He Niece oi Senator Hanna of Ohio Last Coinnimiicatioii From the that I have sometimes seen the bottom campaign in this state. of the stream covered with big ones.” SANDY RIVER R. R. Has Great Luck. Old Guide and Hunter. After I had talked with Cal a while, I News of the North Haine Woods H a v e you noticed how many new remarked that Mr. Whitney’s letter Monday, June 25, 1900. and Country. library buildings are going up in Maine Ladies at Bemis Who Go Swim­ A Good Man Gone to the Happy seemed to show that many men derive a this year, through the beneficence of great deal of pleasure from thinking ming and Can Swim. Hunting Ground. over their hunting and fishing trips, and Tr’n 1 Tr’n 3 Tr’n 5 Advance Subscription Rates. former townsmen? A library of first- Cal said, “ Yes, that is so; and when Mr. North. A. M. A. M. P. M. 0 « . Tear...... class books in a town with an artistic [Special correspondence to the PHONOGRAPH.] [Special correspondence to the Phonograph.] Whitney visited the Sportsmen’s show Bix M onths,...... “ building to keep them in, and where B e m is , August 19, 1900. T o g u s, Me., Aug. 8, 1900. last spring it seems to have waked him Farmington,...... lv 6 50 11 55 4 30 Three Months,...... ® the youth will take pleasure aud pride up,” And then Cal continued, “ I The people here are enjoying camp How true is the saying, “ In the midst So. Strong,...... ingle Copies,...... 3e would like first rate to be as young and P. M. in going, will do more toward preserv­ life to the utmost. The folks still go of life we are in death!” This was for­ spry as I used to be when I made those 7 40 ing the peace of a community and S tron g,...... { fy 7 50 12 27 5 02 Subscription price when not paid within fishing once in a while, as witness the cibly brought to my mind today by the Kennebago trips with Mr. Whitney and P h illip s,...... ar 8 15 12 45 5 20 three months, $1.50 per year. toward elevating the people than the success of Mrs. Coburn Haskell of particulars narrated below. Mr. Hovey, but I guess those days are over for me.” same amount of capital invested in Cleveland, Ohio, who went out for a And first I will state that for nearly a any other way. Phillips lias a library I asked Cal if there was any word he Tr’n 2 114 Tr’n 6 Credit, for remittance on subscriptions is few hours last Saturday aDd caught a year Cal Pennock has been in feeble would like to send to friends and ac­ South. A. M. Ï M. P. M. given on yellow slip on paper. If this is not of over two thousand volumes and has lorrect notify the Phonograph. We do not landlocked salmon that weighed 6 health. About the middle of last Sep­ quaintances, and he replied, “ If there mail receipts. some vacant lots where a library build­ pounds and 10 ounces, Others have tember, he was ordered to the hospital was any possible show for me I would Phillips,...... lv 7 20 125 4 30 The PHONOGRAPH is glad to receive com­ ing might be placed should any of our taken both trout and salmon during the of the Eastern Brauch of the National like to make some of my old Rangeley munications from its readers upon topics of trips again. However, I will send my ..lv 7 40 1 45 5 10 Dublic interest, but the name of the author sons aud daughters ever remember their past week, but this beautiful silver Home on account of a paralytic shock Strong,...... mast in all instances accompany the commun­ last respects to my friends who may native town with one. Of course this So. Strong,...... ication, not necessarily for publication, but sided salmon was the record fish. that he had received. I have conversed read this in the Ph o n o g r a p h . There as a guarantee of good faith. is not a hint. We would like the build­ The weather today is not at all sug­ with him several times within a year, were lots of the old sportsmen I used to Farmington,...... 8 10 2 15 6 00 The phonograph does not hold itself re­ sponsible for, nor does it necesa"”*1” ing just as much, though. gestive of swimming—it’s too cold -bu t and he used to say that his appetite was know that I had hopes of seeing again this summer, but I shall not be ablje to the views of its correspondents. swimming is one of the favorite diver­ good, but that his legs were failing him. WESTON LEWIS Pres. F. N. BEAL, Supt. When ordering the address of your paper O n e of the visitors to Frauklin county get to the lakes this year, at any rate.” changed, pleasejglve the old as well as new sions here, aud among the fifty or more He would go to the store and the post during Old Home Week was the fellow I asked Cal about his health and he address. regular boarders who fill all of the avail­ office on business, but remained most of said, “ I feel tolerably well, but it seems Time-Table. Remember that the publisher must be wTho robbed the Farmington bank four­ notified by letter when a subscriber wishes able space at Bemis, there are several the time in his room. that I have uo strength to walk, though his paper stopped. All arrearages must he teen years ago by tapping the telegraph ladies who are good swimmers. Miss Today I heard one of the assistant I go to the store for a newspaper about PHILLIPS & RANGELEY R. R. pal every day.” The only all-rail route to Rangeley Lake. wire and endorsing himself as the one Work is perhaps the most expert and surgeons in the hospital say, “ A man The quickest and easiest route to the Dead to whom money should be given. I see by looking over my notes that River Region via Dead River Station. Stage Miss Twatchman and Miss Coburn are who used to be a Maine guide is dead.” connection with every through train for vaneo There were a number of old acquaint­ Cal says he guided Mr. Whitney for two of $1.50 per year, Do not expect any deviation good seconds. “ Who was ii?” I asked. “ Cal Pen­ seasons, and perhaps over. “ We used Stratton, Eustis and all points inland. from this rule. ances who were anxious to shake hands On and after June 25 1900, trains on the Phil­ J. W. BRACKETT, Publisher. The evenings are taken up with card nock,” said the doctor. to go,” said Cal, “ up to the old ash on lips & Rangeley railroad will run as follows with him on this visit but, he could’ nt parties of various kinds, and popcorn I was informed that Cal Pennock died the Kennebago stream, and then we until further notice: fished up to The Boulders, two miles stop, really. parties are quite popular on the cold today at 11.55 a. m., (August the 8tb,) EAST. P M A M The Edition of the Phonograph above. We always had a good time ( E. Dlv . . . 7.00 9.00 evenings like some we’ve had lately. at the age of 66. That is, he would when we went out. The Jip that Mr. Boston, ..del . 7.45 A n o t h e r plot to assassinate President This Week is 4,080. Those who have registered at Bemis have been 66 years old in September. Whitney writes about was a cocker ( W.Dtv . . 8.30 McKinley is reported. Fourteen an­ A M P M lately are the following: He died of uraemia, or Bright’s disease spaniel. Mr. Whitney had a team of Portland ...... de 8 30 12.50 archists are said to have come to this liis own, and used to drive over Beech A M P M of the kidneys, which both mean about Phillips, ar ...... 8.15 12.45 5.20 FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1900. country and were to proceed to Wash­ Friday, Aug 10. Mrs L B Seaver, Benj F hill aud also go gunning aud partridge Seaver, Brooklyn, N Y ; J S RainsdelJ, Port­ the same thing, and his funeral has Phillips, Lv ...... 8.30 1.25 5.25 ington, where with knife and pistol they land; Mr and 'Mrs Theodore Frotliingham, hunting. One time we caught 55 pounds •Madrid, .... . 8.50 1.40 5.40 Tlieo Frotliingham, Jr, Thomas Harris Froth- been set for Friday, August 10, unless., of trout in about three hours.” »Reed’s Mill, . . . 9.00 1 50 5.50 were to attempt the president’s life. ingham, Huntington Wolcott Frotliingham, »Sanders’ Mill...... 9.20 2 00 6 00 H ou lto n leads all the other towns William B Frotliingham and nurse. as is sometimes the case, friends or rela­ In closing this article I will say that 9 45 They were detained by the immigration Redington Mills, . { 9.55 2.25 6.25 in being a little premature in the “ fall Saturday, Aug 11. H H Ashton and wife, tives should send for the body. In the Cal always seemed disinclined to have authorities. Somerville, Mass; Mr and Mrs Thos Plater, his friends and relatives know how fee­ •Log Track No. 2...... 10.10 2 35 6.35 accidental shooting,” so much of which Mr and Mrs Clark Williams, New York ; O B Civil war he was a member of Co. B. Dead River, .... 0.30 2.45 16.45 Brown, Berlin, N H; Miss M E Moulton, Lew­ ble he was, but he was anxious that Rangeley. a r ...... 11 30 3.00 7.00 has occurred in the past few years. loth New Hampshire volunteers. they should hear from him in the Ph o ­ WARDEN’ ON THE ALERT. iston; A F Morrill, Wm C Houston, Birches; WEST. A M P M If the hunters would be a little more Thos F Sol h eld, E Houston, Boston; F B Bige­ And as this is the last opportunity n o g r a p h , and if he had not requested Rangeley, L v ...... 6.00 11.30 1.30 low, Worcester; R D Wilson, Rumford Falls; me to visit him it is possible that I Dead River, . . 6 12 11.42 1.45 discriminate in distinguishing a yellow H L Pratt, Providence, R I. that I shall have of paying a tribute to Chain of Ponds Region Mecea For should not have been able to write the •Log Track No. 2, . . . 6.24 11 54 2.00 coat from a deer, in the coming hunting Sunday, Aug 12. C M Hapgood, Mrs C M the departed, or of relating matters of Redington Mills, . . . j P M 2.25 Hapgood, Easton, Penn; Miss Lenore Patter, foregoing, as I have been unusually 6 35 12.05 300 season, there would be fewer cases of Blueberry Pickers. Gardner, Mass. Franklin H Knight,Hartford, interest concerning him, perhaps I may busy of late. He had a kind heart, and •Sanders’ Mill...... 6.53 12.23 3.30 accidental shooting in our Maine woods. Conn; Arthur M Fulsifer, Chester G Bisbee, be pardoned for narrating the following: well may we say, peace to his ashes. »Reed’s M ill,...... 7.00 12 30 3.45 [Special Correspondence to the P h o n o g r a p h .] Rumford Falls. •Madrid, ...... 12.35 3.55 Phillips, a r ...... 12 50 4.15 Eu st is, August 22, 1900. . Monday, Aug 13. J H McGrath, C S Knight, About a week ago 1 met Cal at the Cal Pennock was a quiet, unobtrusive Clinton, Mass; Laura E Davis, Portland ; T J store where we go to buy our daily old man. Not having known him in Phillips, d e ...... 1.25 4.30 T h e first case of illegal killing of cow Game Warden A. M. Jones has been Dillon, Bath; Ernest A Congdon. Philadel­ Portland a r ...... 5.45 newspapers. Said Cal, “ I wish you middie life I cannot speak of his earlier 4.00 9.00 phia; F P Thomas, Andover; Mr and virs J H Boston ar j w.^i'v.’ moose reported this season is being reappointed to attend to the game in­ Caswell and maid, New York; Mr and Mrs would come and see me, for I have had years, but his conduct and manners here 4 10 9.15 investigated by Game Warden Nichols. terests of this section. He is still busy Chas K Fox, Haverhill; Mrs J E Sankey, Mr a letter from a friend in Boston whom I gave evidence of a kind heart, and con­ •Trains stop on signal or notice to con- and Mrs Frank W Nix, New Y ork; Alfred doctor. A cow moose was recently found killed visiting the camps and goiDg over his used to guide od the Rangeleys, and bo sideration for the rights and welfare of tStage connections for Stratton, Eustis and Stone, Miss Esler Stone, Providence; W H others. He never boasted about his ex­ near the mouth of Brandy brook in the largejterritory. He says that the fish­ Gordon, Boston. wants to know why I don’t write some­ all points in the Dead River region. Tuesday. Aug 14. Mr and Mrs Winthrop thing for The Ph o n o g r a p h . So, ploits, but when his opinion was asked Fletch er Po l e , Gen. Man’g’r. Caucomgomoc lake reg'u n. The wf r len ing was never so good as it has been Gardner,’ Mr Miles, Chester Gardner, H 1’ two or three days ago I went to Cal’s he would give it in an easy conversa­ H. H. Fie l d . G. P. & T. A. expresses the opinion that the animal this year and the camps have had a good Mallory, Boston; C A Read and wife, Man- tional manner, and tell of the many A L. Ma t t h e w s , Superintendent. chester-by-the Sea; FB Bigelow, Worcester; S room, and noticed that he was quite was killed by residents of the neighbor­ run of guests. He has just returned W Butterfield, Three Rivers, P Q; George J feeble. He was trying to spread the happy days he had spent on the lakes Sterycerger. New York City; A S Hinds, Port­ blankets on his bed and I helped him. and in the forests of Maine. Some men hood, and that he bas hopes of appre­ from a visit up to Chain of Ponds to land; Fred L Riley, Livermore Falls; Miss are born fishermen, that is, they have an Baslington, Mrs H M Hanna, Cleveland, Then he showed me a letter, after say­ Portland & Rumford Falls Ry. hending the guilty person. E x c h a n g e . look after the doings of the berry pick­ Ohio ing that he was not well enough to instinctive liking for the beauties of na­ D ir e c t Lin e to Ra n g e l e y La k e s . ers, to see that they do not transgress ture as pictured on the mountains and Wednesday, Aug 15. Mr and Mrs Frank W write, and that his memory seemed to Through Time-table, In Effect June 25,19(0. the game laws or do not set fires. Nix, Mrs J E Sankey, New York; F P Thomas, be failing him. He said perhaps I lakes of the wilderness. Gal was one of How daring our deer are! They do Andover; Mi and Mrs F J Brown, Miss L M these and always bad a fond remem­ hrough Ç2 OMMODIOUB PLENDID The north branch has been closed to Brown, H W Brown, Waterbury, Conn; A P could gather enough from the letter to TIH ■■RAINS. OACHK8. S ERVIOÄ. such funny things. A few days ago it Adenaw, New York City ; M MacMartln, New make at least a short article for the brance for those whom he had guided in fishing and being right in the blueberry GOING SOUTH. A. M. A. M. P. M is asserted by our Waterville friend, York; Geo W Sanford, Mrs Geo W Sanford, Ph o n o g r a p h . He also said that he the Rangeleys. I believe he had some Brookline, Mass. Leave Bemis, 7.45 1.30 fields it is natural that the berry pickers had thought of writing to a sister, but relatives in New Hampshire, but just “ Rumford Falls, one actually went to a millinery store, Thursday, Aug 16. Mr and Mrs J Milton •5.30 9 09 2.45 should occasionally indulge in broiled did not feel well enough. where I cannot say. “ Mechanic Falls, 6.55 10.24 4.10 tried on one of the daintiest bats, then Colton, Miss Margaret Barclay Colton, Miss M Arrive, Lewiston,M. C. Upper Ethel Colton. Philadelphia; Wm B Barker, H. M. C o b u r n . not satisfied with the trimmings, ate trout. Thinking that the parties might The letter that Cal received was from Station, 7.40 11.10 4.50 Providence; E H Dickey, Portland; Dr and Mr. C. S. Whitney of Boston, whom Cal “ Portland, Union its be tempted to yield to the cravings of Mrs S A Knopf, Claude M Griffith, E S Os­ Station, them, leaving the bat bereft of good, New York City. used to guide on the Kennebago stream 8.35 12.15 5.45 this their appetites aud touch that which Deer Drive Horses. P. M. P. M. beauty. Now, a near relative of Friday, Aug 17. Alice Maguire, Frances and on the Rangeleys. Leaving out one 12.45 4.10 9.15 • one showed himself in Lewiston and was forbidden, Gus shouldered his fly B'ascover, Katheryn Williamson, New York ; or two private matters, at Cal’s request, Rumors have come to us of how the 12.30 4.00 9.10 Mr and Mrs I S Tol'man, Boston ; Edw F Rip­ GOING NORTH. gave an athletic exhibition that elicited rod aud strolled among the pickers and ley, Coliasset; Wm 1’ Frye, Mrs G R Parsons Mr. Whitney’s letter was as follows: deer have devastated the grain fields P. M. A. M. P. M cast wishful glances toward the stream. and child. Miss Kate Wlieelock, Providence; “ I look for a word or two from you and gardens of the farmers, aud of Leave Boston, j ^ Div 8.30 1.15 much surprise aud more admiration. J S Randall, Portland. 9 00 12.30 every week in the Ph o n o g r a p h , but I “ Portland M. C. R. R., He asked them about the fishing but Saturday, Aug 18. C R Simpkins, T T their boldness in appearing in near by A. M. P. M. seldom find anything. I see something Union Station, 8.30 12 50 5.16 they held up their hands and told him Hallett, Yarmouth; Claude M Griffith, New fields and even in door yards. A “ Lewiston M. C. R. R., M a t t h e w Co w h ig of Bangor is in­ York Cny; W H Beecher, Boston; Nellie I about other guides in each number ot Upper Station, the stream was closed and he better not Harrington, Medford, Mass ; Miss C T Crosby, 9.25 1.50 6.05 the Ph o n o g r a p h , and why don’t you Madrid citizen tells us of the droll Arrive Mechanic Fall«, 10.11 2.76 6.45 teresting his friends with a bear story. Phillips; Stephen Lee, Lewiston; Mr ana Mrs “ Rumford Falls. try his skill there. When he was satis­ A C Ashton and two children, Mr and Mrs B write to that paper once in a while? I experience ot having the horses and 11.35 4.00 **8.10 He was canoeing up near Cooper lake H Davidson and child, Boston; Mrs J F Shep­ saw Billy Soule and Fred Barker at the fied that all was well, he talked to them cattle driven from the pasture by deer. “ Bemis, 12.45 5.15 and went to a blueberry patch to lunch. pard, Weymouth, Mass; Miss A A Lyse, Miss Sportsmen’s show in Boston, and it One day recently the horse came about fires and gave them some whole­ Nora E Duff, New Bedford, Mass; W H Trams run daily except Sundays, except as While there he discovered a nest of Brown, Williamstown, Mass. seemed like old times to see Billy. 1 running into the barn and upon inves­ otherwise noted. some advice on that line. shall never forget all the good times we tigation it was found that a large buck * Runs Rumford Falls to Mechanic Falls young bears. He wauted one of them Sunday, Aug 19. Jas Monohan, II W Mondays only. Tiiis has not been a bad year for fires Prince, Cherryfield; Dr S A Knopf, Mrs S A used to have on our camping trips, our had driven him from the pasture and took it. It might have been all *+ Runs Mechanic Falls to Rumford Falls as was last year, because of the frequent Kncpf, New York. Kennebago trips particularly [that is, Saturdays only. right if the little fellow had been wil­ with Cal Pennock ] Do you remember This Is the only standard gauge all rail line rains. But even if it had been dry there ling to go, but he evidently wasn’t, the time we went down the Kennebago TRANSPORTATION. direct to the heart of the Rangeley Lakes. would have been very few fires, as the stream at night, when Mr. Hovey was Through cars between Portland and Bemis judging from the noise he made. This PONDS TO BE STOCKED. wardens are right on the lookout for all with us, and how cold it was, and how E. L. Lo vejoy, Supt., Rumford Falls, Me. called the mother and she hastened for R C. Bradfo r d . Traffic Mgr..Portland. Me. the parties. Mr. Jones says when he many nice fried trout we had at the Ash “ FRANKLIN l MEGANTIC RY. the youngster, and incidentally to make Fish, Deer and Bears Plenty Tree camp? I look back on my Range- sees a blueberry team passing his house Shortest and easiest route to Eustis and Dear the acquaintance of the kidnapper. Mr. ley trips with much pleasure aud satis­ River region. he runs out. even at the risk of losing Around Kingfleld. faction. I saw the whole country be­ Cowhig did not look with pleasure on his dinner, and tells them all about the [Special Correspondence to the Phonograph.] fore the railroad came, and before the TIM E-TATTLiB. the prospect of a meeting aud straight­ disadvantages of promiscuous fire build­ K in g f ie l d , M e ., August 21, 1900. days of the big hotels and the shores l^ A I L R Q A D l way there was a trial of speed for the lined with cottages. The drive we used In Effect June 25, 1900. ing and urges care on their part. The Shiloh Fish and Game association canoe. A birch sapling was not far off to have over Beech hill was through a A. M. P. M. P. M. A. M. ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS. The blueberry pickers are having is planning this fall to stock the ponds beautiful region, and better than riding Strong, Lv, .... 8.00 3.C0 5.05 and for this he made. As he sprang up ,In E f f e c t Mo n d a y , J u n e , 25 1900. their innings, and for some time have near their club house with trout and in the close cars. fWest Freeman, . . 8.10 3.10 6.1b the trunk, he dropped the youngster Salem, Lv, .... . 8.35 340 5.30 Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars between Carl- salmon and to screen the outlets. They “ Poor old Jip is but a pleasant mem­ tNortli Freeman, Lv, 8.40 3 45 5 35 bou and B *ngor on train leaving Caribou at been treading down the roads through 6.40 a. m. and Bangor at 3. 25 p. m. into the mother’s arms, just in time to ory of a faithful dog, who gave us all Kingfleld, {* £ £ « > ; 8.55 3.55 5.50 here. The berries are not so numerous are hoping to get ten thousand fish 9.15 6.00 A. M.—For and arriving at Lagrange at, divert her attention at the moment much pleasure by his great intelligence. 5.55 *7.00 near here as they were last year, but are to put into the three ponds, Grind Carrabassett, Lv, . , . 9.46 6.25 7.50 7.13a. m. Milo 7.38 a. m., Brownvllle 7.50 a. m., ’ I have not seen Mr. Hovey for years. Bigelow, Ar, .... 10 15 Katahdin Iron Works 9.10 a. m.. Norcross8.40 when diversion was the only thing that very plenty at Chain of Ponds. So this 6.55 8.30 stone, Tuft’s and Dutton. This will He goes to Florida every year. I have Going South, A. M. a . at. A.M. P.M a. m., Millinocket 8.52 a m, Sherman 9.40 a m, is their Mecca. Hundreds of bushels Bigelow, Lv...... Patten 10.05 a m, IslandFalls 10.07 a m, Smyrna would save him. The bear seemed sat­ not be the first time fish have been written him today. Let me hear from 11.45 10.15 7.00 are carried through here every day. P. M. Mil's 10.35 a m.Weeksboro 10.56 a m, Masardis, isfied with the recovery of her offspring you, aud do write a line to the P h o n o ­ Carrabassett, Lv, . , 12.15 10.55 7.35 11 42 a m, Ashland 12 05 p m, Houlton 11.00 a m planted here, but by keeping this up Presque Isle 12.33, p. m. Caribou 1.05 p m . and trotted away, much to the relief of Last year in the neighborhood of g r a p h , and tell the many readers of ( arrive, , 12.46 11.35 8.00 sixty licenses were sold in town for for a few years they expect to realize Kingfleld, i P. M. New Sweden 1.38 p. m., Van Buren 2.40 p. m’., the treed man. that paper what sport you and I had be­ (leave, . 650 12.50 1.00 Fort Fairfield 1.16 p. m Limestone 2.00 p m, September deer. Warden Jones thinks much greater benefits than they are now fore the days of ‘style’ on the Kennfe- tNorth Freeman, Lv, 7.00 1.00 Dover, 8 03 a. m., Guilford 8.22 a. m., Monson the number will be much larger this getting. bago stream.” Salem, Lv...... 7.10 1.10 1.40 Junction 8.37 a. in.,Greenville 9.30 a m. Kineo year. He has heard mucn talk on the fWest Freeman, Lv, 7.25 1.20 11.30 a. m. G a m e W a r d e n P o l l a r d has caught The fishing has been excellent all I copied the above from Mr. Whit­ Strong, Ar, . ; . . 7.35 1.35 2.15 3.25 P M. For and arriving at Brownvllle subject while in the camps and the indi ney’s letter, at Cal’s request, because he 4.52 p. m., Norcross 5.45 p. m , M illinocket 5.56 one of the Kineo moose killers and jus­ cations for a busy September is. good. summer, as those who have visited the tFlag stations. Trains stop on notice to p m, Sherman 6.37 p m, Patten 7.00 p m Island said that perhaps, from that letter and conductor. »Mixed trains. tice was meted out at Bangor. Melvin Among the recentarrivals at the Shaw place can testify. Falls, 6.58 p m, Houlton 7.45 p m , Masrdia 8.28 what he would tell me, I could make an Close connection is made at Strong with p m. Ashland 8.50 p. m., Mars Hill and Blaine O’ Brien was arrested Mondaj and taken House are: 8.47 p. m., Presque Isle 9.15 p m., Caribou 9.40 The roads in the neighborhood are article for the Ph o n o g r a p h . And I trains to and from Phillips, Farmington, Port to Bangor before Judge Vose, where he Frank Boardman, Skowhegan; H L Lark, land and Boston. p. m., Fort Fairfield 9.35 p. m. Farmington; Miss Newcomb, Rev and Mrs being improved. But really, they are know that I have these points correctly, Stage connections at Garrabasset for Eustir 4.50 P. M.—For and arriving at Lagrange pleaded guilty and was fined $500 and E R Stearns, .Warren; Ray Heald, Skowhe- in good condition, for a top carriage because I wrote at Cal’s request, and and Dead River Region. 6 10 p m., Milo 6.35 p. m., Brownville 6.45 p m gan; O W Simmons, Kingfield; K M Kershaw, Katahdin Iron Works7.25 p. m , Norcross 7.40 costs. Not being able to pay, he was am now copying from the notes I made GEO. M. VOSE. Superintendent. p. m , Millinocket 7 60 p. m., Dover and Fox- Auburn; W B Adie, Portland; C K Lenando, can be driven right up to all the cot­ in my shorthand book at the time. I committed to jail. J E Hale, Dr Heber Bishop, Lloyd Taylor, crot 6 5* p m,, Guilford 7.15 p m, Monsou Junc­ Boston; Mr and Mrs C J Bainbridge Bell,'The tages. At present there are six cottages saw then that Cal was feeble, but little tion 7.30 p m, Greenville 8/20 p m. Chimes;Eaton Campbell, Shawmut: Howard here, but owners of the land are plan­ did I think that within three days he Rangeley Lakes Steamboat Co. ARRIVALS. B il l Mo r ia r t y of Millinockett, Williams, King and Bartlett; Dan Hammond, would depart and leave the cares of 9.10 A. M.—Leaving Greenville at 5.30 a. m Flagstaff: M E Haviland, New York; G H ning to stake out and offer for sale some TIME-TABLE, Monson Junction 6.20 a m..Guilford 6 36 a. in ’ thinks he bas the secret which will en­ Norman, Newton Highland; Thomas Murphy, very desirable lots. J. Willis Jordan, earth behind. Dover 6.53 a. m., MUlinocket, 6.00 a. m , Nor­ Dorchester; W N Libby, Carrabassett; C June 25th, 1900. cross 6.13 a. m., Katahdin Iron Works 6 10 a able him to catch the deer that wander Swain, F A Niccolls and wife, M R Head, Bos­ After I had handed the letter back, I proprietor of the Kingfield house, is DOWN TRIP. ni, Brownville 7.10 a. m., Milo 7.20 a m La­ so carelessly through the woods. He ton; J N Bull, S L Bull, N L Bull, Plainville; said to Cal, “ Mr. Whitney says it was a grange 7.48 a. m. H S Peters, L Doyen, Augusta. president of the association, and many cold night when you rowed him down Daily except Sundays 1.05 P. M.—Leave Van Buren 4.20 a. m New has raised some guinea fowl which guests come to his house in order to the Kennebago stream. Do you remem­ Sundays. only. Sweden 5 55 a. m , Caribou 6 40 a. m. Presque make such a racket that the deer are A M P M P M A M P M Isle 7.06 a. m , Fort Fairfielci 6.45 a. m., Houl­ enjoy a few days at the club house. ber about that?” ton 8 36 a. m., Ashland 7 25 a. m ., Masardis prevented by fright from chewing tbeir Rangeley lv 7.55 3.30 7.15 8 25 2 on Greene’s Farm House Arrivals. The club was organized about a year “ Yes, I do,” said Cal. “ We came R- E f w,harf lv 8-°° *35 7.20 8.30 2 09 7 47 a. m., Weeksboro 8.34 a. m , Smyrna Mills cuds, and soon become so weak that down in a canoe and went up to Green- Pickfords’ lv 8.10 8 40 8.55 a. m., Island Falls 9.25 a. m., Patten 9 20 a [Special correspondence to the P h o n o g r a p h .] m., Sherman 9.48 a. m., M illinocket 10.30 a’ ago for the purpose of protecting the vale that night and indeed we were very Mt. View lv 8.55 4.15 8.00 9 25 2 45 they are an easy prey for the hunter. Rangeley Outlet ar 9.00 4.29 9.30 2.50 m., Norcross 10 41 a. m., Brownville 11 u o ’ Co p i.in , M e ., August21, 1900. game in the vicinity and of stocking near freezing. It was very cold.” m., Milo 11.48 a.m . - If they cannot chew their cuds they are up trip. 7.20 P. M.—Leaving Greenville 3.56 p. m. the ponds with fish. Not but a short I asked Cal about Mr. Hovey, and he afflicted with indigestion and languor. Recent arrivals at Greene’s Farm Daily except Sundavs Monson Junction 4.48 p.m.,Guilford 5.05 p m* House are: time ago, but few visited the ponds said, “ I believe Mr. Hovey keeps a res­ Sundays. only! Dover 5 21 p m..Limestone 11.00 a m, Van Buren 10 25 a. in., New Sweden 11.27 a. m., Caribou We shall await with interest the work­ taurant in Boston. Hovey was with us a m p m p m a m p m C S Bean and wife, Lowell; D S Hunnewell and poaching was carried on to a con­ 12.06 p., m., Presque Isle 12.33 p. m. Fort Fair- ing of this plan during the fall. and wife, Madison; Wiuchenden Fishing that cold night on the Kennebago. We Rangeley Outlet lv 10.00 6.00 10 30 5 on field 11.50 a. m., Houlton 2.10 p ni. Island club, Wilder P Clark d L White, O Whitney, siderable extent, but now there are so didn’t start until about 9 o’clock to row Mt. View lv 10.05 5.06 8.15 10 35 5 05 Falls 3.07 p. m., Patten 3 .00 p m Sherman 3 33 A P Bateman, E M Whitney, C L Beals, Win- many visitors that questionable practice down the stream, and it was midnight Rangeley ar 10.50 5.50 9.00 11.20 5.50 p. m. Millinocket, 4.25 p m, Norcross 4.37 p m T he plans of the Kennebec Water chenden; Chas D White! Norwich; James The above time-table shows time boats Katahdin Iron Works 3 00 p m, Brownville 1 Pearl, Fitchburg; Geo A Fernald, Robert W cannot be successfully carried on. or after when we got home to Rangeley. may he expected to arrive and depart from 5.37 p m, Milo 5.46 p m. Lagrange 6.10. p m. Power company to raise the level of Femald, Geo C Beals, Oscar Richardson, Bos­ the several points. The chib has a good place for rough­ That afternoon, before we started, Mr. _ „x, GE0' M‘ HOUGHTON, ) Moosehead lake, if they can get permis­ ton; W B Adie, Portland; R M Kershaw, Au­ Whitney shot a duck on Mud pond, over H. H.FIELD, Gen’l Man’g’r. Gen’l Passenger and Ticket Agent. burn ; Dr J R Kittridge, Farmington; W W ing it, a place away from the club F. W. CRAM, Vice Pres’t and Gen. Mgr sion to do so, is causing no end of stir Rogers and wife, Boston; L E unith, Salem | Hogback, and his dog Jip swam out house. Fish, deer and bear are plenty. Bangor, Me., June 20, 1900. along the river. Visions of a Johns­ Geo B Johnson, Arthur J Johnson, Jno Van after the duck and brought it in to us Steenburgh, New York: Geo Towle, Bel­ At the upper camp a few days ago the all right. I think that we stayed up the TEA M S OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS town flood are before the minds of the grade; J Owen, New York; Howard C Wil­ liams, King and Bartlett; John Henley, yard disclosed the fact that a bear had Kennebago two or three days on that inhabitants of the valley and will not be Seiden Mail an, Eustis; F Hasson, C L Kasson, trip. At different times we made sev­ Boston ; Chas F Tliwing, Miss Thwing, Cleve­ been making himself at home there to eral trips up here and back. We used dispelled. The possibility of such a land; David Magie, Jr, East Orange; Wm H Greene’s Staee Line a remarkable degree. Near this place to camp at the[old Ash Tree half the time thing is shown, however, to be out of Parmelee and wife, John D Andrews and Mr. F. R. Whitcher of Massachusetts wife, Mrs M B Chapman, Collinsville; Daniel in the summer. There is a deep hole in 12734185 the question. H Mai tin, Philadelphia; C O White, Norwich ; has a camp where he comes every fall ofao ::: ... to eustis Norman H Spencer, Hartford ; Wm H Elliott, the water near there, and we always with friends for the purpose of hunting called it the old ash. Our camp, how Master Geo Elliott, Geo McAlnine, Wm Me- bear. T h e most gratifying news of the week Alpine, Boston; Miss Miller, Philadelphia; J ever, was a little below there. The ash Will start for tlie season G Van Slyke, Miss Ellen Van Slyke, Kings­ Mr. Jordan says that he and some is that the armies have entered Pekin ton; Geo T Heffon, Bangor; Margaret Cahan, tree was close up to the water, as close others interested were prospecting up as a tree could grow. In old times we Parti s desiring teams 01 any kind for any and have rescued the members of the Bingham: Evelyn Hewey, Rangeley; Mr and pointointin in misthis region, can be accommodated Mrs T J Callahan, Boston ; M ClydeMcCarrollClyde Mi [here the other day for a chance to u8ed|to lie around the camps, and many by notifying jt t A A Y 10,1900. j* legations. The situation is still critical iklyn;lyn; Horace N Smith and wife,w Salem, build roads and in a beech grove found Percy;y Day, Eustis; J Tracy, HarrisHarrisville, R I; boats would pass on down the stream. HUNTOON & OAKFS, and calls for great wisdom to deal with E A Tracy and wife, Miss Mabel A Tracy, Wm the deer signs very thick. He expects Ducks would also fiy by, and we would CJ.-illfL .-V the hunting to be excellent this fall • PROPRIETORS. I. W. GREENE, Prop’r, it. A Tracy, South Coventry, Conn. shoot them whenever we could. In the Stabl3next to Oquossoc House, Rangeley the game has been increasing rapidly. fall of the year we used often to lie on Maine. PHILLIPS PHONOGRAPH, AUCUST 24, 1900. 5 RANGELEY NEWS NOTES. Lexington. i One of the best games of ball for the | season was played at the North New I. r^ The New House Work Coniine uced on Taxider­ Mrs. Portland ground between the North Shirt Waist Saie. mist Building. New Portland and Lexington teams Thursday, August 10, resulting in a t Is Ready. 5 score of 8 to 5 in favor of the North $1.75, $1*50, $1.25, $1.00, 90c and 75c Sum* Two Dallas Hon Indulge In a New Portlands. The two teams were P in k h a m mer Waists marked to 50c >«••••• composed of the following players: Dame of Fisticuffs. Tho one thing that quali­ North New Portlands, Plummer, 2 b; t | Special correspondence to the P honograph. | I Is it your ambition te fur- fies a person to give ad­ Henderson, I f; Emery, 1 b; Knowles, r R a n g e l e y , August 21, 1900. f; Pease, c; Kimball, s s; Merry, 3 b; Dress Goods Sale. nish it nicely and economi­ Mr. and Mrs. Jofiu A. Russell aud vice on any subject Is Berry, c f; Weymouth p’ Lexingtons, s Abbott, 3 b; Hewett, 1 b; Lane, r f ; cally? If so, we offer you t children and Mr. and Mrs. George E. experien ce — experience Knapp, 2 b; Allbee, s s; Durrell, p; IOc Percales (36 in. wide) marked to 7c our stock to select from with Russell of Everett, Mass., were at Silver creates knowledge* Green, 1 f; Arnold, c; Williams, c f. 25c Worsted Goods (36 in. wide) marked to 15c the guarantee that you cap Spring camps at Dead River pond last No other person has so Mrs. Z. Churchill who has been work­ t week. The gentlemen climbed Mount ing at Madison, returned home last 50c All Wool Novelties marked to make no mistake here. Every week. 3 9 c Saddleback. wide an experience with i piece of furniture, every pat­ female Ills nor such a We think that Lexington has the 75c All Wool Plaids marked to 3 9 c From good authority it is learned that record for work done by one man who tern and grade of carpet and t wedding bells will ring for one of record of success as 65c Suitings (56 in. wide) marked to 5 0 c is 51 years old. H. N. Parker has put in $ every miscellaneous item from Rangeley’s most prominent business M rs* Pinkham has had* 15 acres of crops and cut 45 tons of hay, the top to bottom of our stock men before many weeks. The bride-to- alone, all but six days; be has also Over a hundred thou­ worked out quite a lot. Who can beat Ready to-wear Suits.. has received the careful scru­ t be is a charming southern lady. sand cases come before j it? t tin}’ of our buyers. Mr. Andrew Aldrich of Phillips has her each year* Some per­ Schools began in town Monday, Au­ completed his engagement with Mr. E. ipt. If you are too busy to come gust 20. Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits will be sold re* t H. Whitney, the druggist, and returned sonally,p others by mail* Roy Luce of Boston has been visiting gardless of cost. t to see us, we will, on reduest, home. Mr. L. P. Cook of Yarmouth- And this has been going at Cbas. Luce’s. go to you, or we will send ville is now assisting Mr, Whitney. on for 20 years, day after S f o r k . you valuable information and t Mr. Henry Hoar finds a ready sale for day and day after day. Russet Shoes.^^^^- ike, t suggestions by mail. D on’t the beautiful bunches of sweet pease ead Twenty years of con­ The soothing and healing properties age hesitate to write us. You from his garden. of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, its fo i I Mr. George T. Heffon, mail clerk on stant success — think o f Men’s $3.00 Russet Shoes marked to $2.00 cannot help being benefited the knowledge thus pleasant taste and prompt and perma­ Tul. t the route between Bangor and Green­ nent cures, have made it a great favor­ Men’s $3.50 Willow Calf Shoes marked to $2.50 DWg if you do so. ville Junction, visited friends in Range- gained! Surely women ite with the people everywhere For sale by W. A. D. Cragin, Phillips; E. Ladies’ $3.00 Bicycle Boots marked to $2.50 A M W e are constantly adding t ley recently. are wise in seeking ad­ H. Whitney, Rangeley; Dyer’s Drug 9.CH t to our list of regular patrons Mr. M. H. Davenport and family of vice from a woman with Store, StroDg; Lester L. Mitchell, Kiug- 8.31 by saving money to first time Phillips have been in camp at Everett’s such an experience, es­ P a t cottage on Rangeley lake. Q. B. SEDGELEY. 12. S customers. pecially when it is free* m $ Miss Evelyn Hewey, assistant post­ 5.» Freenian Centre. 5. a ^ YV'e Pay Freight. mistress, and her friend, Miss Margaret if you are ill get a bottle 6. * t Crehan of Hingham, Mass., wore at of Lydia E. Pinkham9s Mrs. Bell Grose of Coplin has been 5.5 stopping a few days with her brother, 6 0 We Give Credit. Seven Ponds last week. Vegetable Compound at Mr. H. J. Hescock of Phillips was in J. W. Richards. 6.2 Rangeley last week. once—then write Mrsm Mr. Richards and son took a fishing 6.3 t Bradford, Co riant & Co., Don't Open 16.1 Mrs. Jennie Blanchard of Springfield Pinkham, Lynn, Mass• trip last week to New Vineyard bring­ 7.0 has been visiting her brother, George ing home with them CO pounds of large P 1 199 to 203 Lisbon St., horned pouts. Others with rods are W. Young the past week. Mr. Young thank those who rendered assistance 1.3 l and Mrs Blanchard attended the reunion going to Gammon pond. t and the musicians for their services at 1 4 ^ L ^ V IS T O N , I 2.8 at West Phillips last week. Old Home Week brought Miss Ella the funeral of the late Cal Pennock Fales home from Cambridgeport, Mass., Oven Door Mr. Chas. E. Smith of Phillips is at which was held at the home of Mr. work on the boats of the Rangeley Lakes to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. f l Haley August 10. Pennell, and other relatives. k 3.8 Steamboat company. This is the season when the Rangeley 3.8 Hon. Weston Lewis of Gardiner, Hon. The young people meet twice a week that s the old fashioned way. A glance at the Glenwood Oven 4.1 BUSINESS CARDS. laundress reaps a harvest of dollars. for a sing at Mr. W. R. Welch’s house. 4.3 F. E. Timberlake and Mr. F. N. Beal of Last week one housekeeper earned $26, Heat Indicator shows the exact heat in the oven, and when bak­ Phillips were in Rangeley last ThursJ another $21, another $19. Rev. G. B. Southwick will be at the Centre August 20, at 3 p.m. J. F. HILTON, M. I)., day. Postmaster G. A. Procter was in ing tells when to open or close drafts. It Makes Cooking Easy. con Mrs. J. C. Emerson of Boston is visit­ Farmington over Sunday. Bad colds are prevailing in town. Physician and Surgeon, ing her granddaughter, Mrs. Fred E. atu Miss Margaret (Tehan, who has been It is bad weather for farmers to finish Office at Residence, Elmwood. Y’ork. spending her vacation in Rangeley re­ up haying. Telephone connections. Mrs. H. W. Small and two children turned to her home in Hingham, Mass., Berries of all kinds are reported good aud Miss Ella Johnston of Weld visited last Saturday. in almost all the towns, but through lent E. B. CUKKIEK, M. D. friends here last week. Mrs. David Porter, who has been at Freeman Centre where the hail shower Mrs. Wm. Haines returned from the her father’s, Mr. Deck Quimbv, the past hit there are none of any kind. Apples GLENWOOD Central Maine hospital at Lewiston, summer, returned to Strong Monday. will be almost a failure here. Farmers Bangs & Bell, Phillips, Me. PHYSICIAN aili SURGEON, Phillips. Me are talking a light crop of potatoes. f i l where she has been for medical treat­ Monday morning upon complaint of office hours, 1 to 2, and 7 to 8, P M. ment, Friday night. Lucien Oakes of Dallas, Deputy Sheriff Mrs. Eunice Allen of Strong and Mrs. , 19(1 Office at residence. Telephone connection. Dr. J. M. Munyon of Philadelphia George M. Esty arrested Elias Batchel- Melvin Brackley were in town August NDI \ias purchased of Mr. Samuel Hano of der of Dallas for assault, to which Ed 12. Mrs. Brackley was an old resident ICR C. L. TOOTHAKEK, M, 1>. Newton, Mass., the property on Main Collins was a witness. The three men of Freeman and lived in town a good P. 1 street consisting of the buddings used had been at Rangeley village Sunday many years. At the present time she U as a drug store, barber shop aud taxi­ lives in New Portland. She is 81 years Ç evening aud were becoming somewhat 2.1 Physician & Surgeon, Phillips, Me. MORO GOASTEB BRAKE, old. 4.1 dermist store, the small stable near and noisy from the effects of too much of Office at residence. Telephone connections the large stable near the store of Fur­ the ardent, when Sheriff Esty appeared 4J bish, Oakes & Quimby. and they decided that it was time to go t This means fun for the DR. H. H. TU K EY, * 5.1 Mr. Dexter Lamb has moved from the home. On the way a little difficulty $1(X> Reward $100. Surgeon Dentist. farm lately sold to Prof. J. M. Munyon, came up in which Oakes was badly Biker. Rest your lee^s 9J Office No 2 Bates Block, Phillips Haine. used, as evinced by the condition of The readers of this paper will be pleased to 9.1 to Mr. Anthony Tibbetts’s house. learn that there is at least one dreaded dis­ Best of work for lowest prices. All work Mrs. Eugene Soule is ill. his head and face. Sheriff Esty accom - ease that science has been able to cure in all Ç and keep going just the P. 1 warranted. Twenty years experience In panied the three to Phillips where its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh U Portland. Miss Mamie McGaffey, who has been Batchelder pleaded guilty before Justice Cure is the only positive cure known to the 1U boarding at Mrs. J. F. Herrick’s, has re­ medical fraternity. Catarrh being a consti­ same. The only way to F. E. TIMBERLAKE. N. P. NOBLE. Butterfield and was fined $5.00 and cost tutional disease, requires a constitutional 5J turned to Lawrence. amounting to $20.00, which he paid treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken In enjoy biking. Sold by Mrs. Lura Twombly of Phillips and ternally, acting directly upon the blood and t 6.1 aud was put under bonds for $100.00 to mucous surfaces of the system, thereby des­ S.t TIMBERLAKE & NOBLE, Mrs. Susie Jones of Minneapolis, Minn., keep the peace for One year. troying the foundation of the disease and * **8J ATTORNEYS, are the guests of Mrs. George Oakes. giving the patient strength by building up Mrs. Jones is a native of Rangeley but the constitution and assisting nature in doing BANGS & BELL. Office, Beal Block, its work. The proprietors have so much faith Phillips, Me, this is her first visit to her old home for 0 a I or Niagara Fire Insurance companies. Dr. J. F. Hilton of Phillips came in Weld—Clarinda M Hooper of Turner to p. n Clara L Chase of Dlxfield, land, $1 and val Mrs. Elvira Goodnough is visiting at C. E. DYER S HARRY F. BEEDY, Agent, Monday to attend her. con, (war;) A A Burges of Peru to Irvin Mitch- George Blodgett’s. -AT— w Phillips, riaine. Mr. A. J. Haley has just completed el»1 of Carthage, premises, $1 and con, (war ) Drug Store, lou» Chesterville—H N Howes of East Livermore Miss Bertha Russell has been visiting Kini at Indian Rock the cottages for Mrs. to C J Young of Jay, land and buildings, $450, her sister, Mrs. Mertie Staples of Farm­ FREMONT SCAMMAN’S, Holloway and ex-Mayor Grace of New (war.) ington. Strong, flatne* •nvil NOTICE. York and on Monday his crew of work­ Wilton—John O Legroo to C F Blanchard, PHILLIPS. UPPER VILLAGE, MAINE et 5. land and buildings, $1 and val con, (war;) B Mr.^and Mrs. Herbert Staples have Islai Dr. J.R. Kittridge, Dentist, men began the preliminary work of M Rowe to B L Rowe, real estate, $1 and con, iis 8. erecting the taxidermist building for Fra (qu it) been visiting friends in town. Blnil zar & Critchley. The building is to be 40x Strong—Richard E Burns and Chas M Par­ ou 9. of Farmington, Maine. tridge to Irvin M Dyer, land, $25, (quit.) 80 feet and two stories high, requiring Industry—John S Milliken of Farmington The Tale of a Cake. :ratn WILL BE AT about 100,000 feet of lumber besides to Wilfred McLeary of Farmington, interest s r j An east end car was loaded down Worms? Hotel Franklin. Strong, July 27. shingles, clapboards, etc., which will be in land and buildings, $1, (quit;) Guy M But­ If a child is ailing don't neglect to test 38 •'.< ler of Oldtown to same, Interest In land and with shoppers, mostly women, for it , Fo: Lewis Reed’s. Reed’s Mill, July 28, a. m. furnished by the Rangeley steam mill for worms. Give several doses of Pa’nYour Buildings buildings, $15, (quit:) Ernest F Butler of Jtin Hotel Hinkley, Rangeley, July 30 and company. was in tlie middle of the afternoon. but stop and figure the cost of your paint 31 a. in. Farmington to same, Interest in land and TRUE’S PIN WORM ELIXIR buildings, $15, (quit;) D Schuyler and R B Conversation was proceeding at a great If worm« »re present they will he expelled. A h.rm'.ess before buying. It Is generally admitted by Shaw House, Eustis, Aug. 1. Mr. L. P. Cook, who is clerking in E. vegetshle touio, muklog rich, pure blood. A* your drug- practical men that Whit e Lead and Zinc com­ Lake House, Flagstaff. Aug. 2. Austin of Farmington, to same, interest in rate. It was like a pink tea or a ses­ Í H. Whitney’s drug store, was called ‘ gists, 35o. Dr. J. F. True A Co. Auburn, Me. bined In proper proportions will produce the a. i Hotel Blanchard, Stratton, Aug. 3. land and buildings, $1 and con, (quit.) home by a telegram Tuesday morning. Rangeley Plantation—Chas W Record to sion of the sewing circlet But all at best results Let us figure the cost per gallon а. n Dr. Proctor's, Weld, Aug. 9. l of such pain t : Arthur L Golder of Rindge, N H, land, $100, • NÛ C. E. McLain’s, Berry Mills, Aug. 10. Miss Faye Wortbley celebrated her once a hush fell over the fair chatter­ б. 10 Magalloway, Aug. 11 to 23. (quit.) 100 lbs. Pure White Lead at 7c,$7 00 m .( fifth birthday Wednesday by entertain­ ers. A negro lad entered, bearing in Phillips Marble W orks, 25 lbs Pure Zinc at 7c, 1 75 The rest of the time at his office, 64 Main ing her little friends at her home on bis arms an immense cake three or 7 gallons Pure Oil at 60c, 4 20 , NI street, Farmington where he will be pleased 12 gallons paint cost 12J 12.95 to see all in need of his services. A1 Main street. four decks high and frosted over from resqi Paint Your Buggy For 75c. Box 308, Phillips, Me., W. B. HOYT Prop. operations pertaining to dentistry carefullj $1.08 per gal Hol performed. Special attention given to pre L. A. Wortbley of Avon was in town with Devoe’s Gloss Carriage Paint, ready pit to dome, as they say of a theater. •sari H. W. John’s pure l6ad and zinc paints, i Mil serving the natural teeth. Teeth extracted last week. for use; 10 colors. Gives a high gloss There was a profusion of flowers by G, A 'PROCTOR, Agent, Rangeley. Me. without pain a specialty. Artificial work o Mr. W. W. Howland of Avon has been Asbestos process, guaranteed to be the best 9.20 all kinds promptly aud carefully done equal to new. Sold by W. A. D. Cragin way of decoration, and delicate tracer­ mixed paint ob the market. Best floor paint „3C Teeth extracted free when plates are mad* in town this week. ies of gauzy lace completed the em­ made. 1.34 All work warranted. Satisfaction guar­ Mrs. Geo. H. Huntoon has been ill Byron. Kellogg’s lead an cl zinc paints ground with anteed. bellishments. The cake was so large a patent process, guaranteed to give satisfac­ p. rs this week. that the negro could scarcely carry it. tion. Entrance 64 Main St., next door to C. E Religious services were held with At the speoial town meeting last week Masury’s Carriage paint, ground in varnish, X” Marr’s drug store. the town voted to put an iron bridge on The cake told the whole story of the anyone can put it on and do a job for 50 to 75 ari b Mrs. Viletta Millard at the home of Joseph Millard Sunday afternoon at 4 the abutments that J. W. Buzzell of wedding, the bridesmaids, the orange cents that a painter will charge several dol­ t Fa Roxbury is building at Coos bridge. lars. Is i n & o’clock. Rev. S. Wakely presided and flowers, the flower girls and the ban­ Campbell’s Varnish stains make old furni­ in 3. % NEW a large number were in attendance from Mr. Buzzell has the abutments well quet afterward. Every feminine heart ture look as good as new. started and will have them ready for In that street car was a-flutter as its rnvii the village. the iron in about two weeks. The se­ Mr. and Mrs. Emery Haley wish to owner gazed speechlessly upon the Philips Hardware Co. ton, lectmen have contracted with the Ber­ igei Soil Felt Hats, lin Iron Bridge Co. for a bridge of 50 evidence of a wedding to be. feet span. They have also built a pas­ Finally, when the car stopped to let New Brooches, T h e safest sable road for teams to cross the river on another passenger and everything * > 9 a n d surest cu re about one-fourth mile below the bridge. was very still, one lady took courage If you want Mill Machinery repaired k n o w n fo r B i l i o u s n e s s New Tie Rings, P) and Sick H eadache and for Our schools will all commence next to ask the negro where the wedding or any kind of } Constipation, all Liver and B o w e l week. Tablets, Headstones, Vases, Iron Fences, C o m p la in ts, is was going to be. i m James Irish and wife of Hartford, "Whut weddin?” asked the negro, his Monuments, everything pertaining to ceme­ New Side and have moved into the G. Hodsdon house tery work. I furnish small headstones as eyes protruding. low as $4.00 and from that price up as high at Gum Corner for a few months. Mrs. as anything one could wish for. Machine STI Back Combs. P rS ° nsfiih Irish will teach the Center school. “The wedding that cake is for.” Orders in person, by telephone or mail Coos lodge has an entertainment and “ Dis ain’t no weddin cake.” promptly attended to. ‘ ONE P IL L IS A DOSE supper next Saturday evening to raise “ No?” W. B. HOYT, Phillips, Me. They make new, rich blood, prevent and cure Skin Eruptions and Blem­ funds for an organ. All are invited to MNo’m. Dis yere’s er cake walk . . Work ishes. E n c lo s e d In glass vials. attend. cake.” PARKER’S . . done, call on . . Poatpaidt—25 cent, a bottle; J Mabel Kidder of Rumford Falls is vis­ There was a smile that reached from HAIR BALSAM TIMBERLAKE IQ *1.00 for «IX. /y Cleanse• and bwitifie* tbs halL iting her aunt, Myra Richmond, for a Promote! » luxuriant growth. __ I.S.J0HNS0N& COMPANY, one end of the car to the other, and Never Fell# to Restore Gray few days. very soon conversation was resumed Hair to Its Youthful Color. W. H. KELLEY, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Guy Herrick and sister, Ethel, Cure« scalp diseases A hair tailing >’r, iOc, and *1.00 at Druggists _ & SM ITH’S. have gone to Lewiston on a visit. as before—Memphis Scimitar. PHILLIPS, flAINE. 6 PHILLIPS PHONOCRAPH. AUCUST 24, 1900.

TALK OF NORTH FRANKLIN. GENERAL away, even though they cannot come. TALK OF NORTH FRANKLIN. Some of them will, no doubt, in the future report themselves through the Don’t be —Sunday school picnic. See ad. secretary or president, or the P h o n o ­ —Schools in town open September 17. Sunday ■ School —Another excursion to Rangeley next g r a p h thus strengthening the tie that binds them to home and friends. An —Miss Cora Dow, a Bath teacher, is Sunday. ■visiting in town. annual p;cnic ard social reunion at —Are you going to Farmington on the = P IC N IC - West Phillips or Madrid, in some beau­ a Cipher! —Miss Alberta Matthews is visiting Sunday school picnic? tiful grove, with a hall or church or friends in Old Town. -M rs. U. S. Jacobs of the Mile Square schoolhouse near by to retreat to if —Mrs. B. F. Whittemore returned visited at Frank Russell’s one day at Farmington, rainy, will be pleasaDt to look forward Monday from Lowell. recently. to the whole year. The number will —Mr. H. W. Loomis of Rangeley was —If the weather is right there will W ednesday, A u gu st 29 increase as the years pass by and as the probably be a big excursion to Rangeley older ones drop out, the ranks will be KING in Phillips last Tuesday. —Mr. Whitman of Auburn is visiting next Sunday. filled by thè younger. at T. R. Wing’s this week. —The excursionists to Rangeley next Special train will leave Phillips at 9. At an early hour in the evening the —The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday will have a ride down Rangeley a. m. ; Strong, 9.30, arriving at Farming- hall was well filled, and was called to order at 7 30 by the president, James Walter Howland is quite sick. lake all for one price. ton at 10. Returning, leave Farming- —Mr. H. N. Bragdon of Waterville Morrison. The matter of business —Rev. A. F. Earnshaw went to Rum- ton at 4 p. m. relating to the association was discussed ford Falls on his wheel Tuesday. has been in town the past week visiting at Mr. S. W. Soule’s. Round trip fares from Phillips only and disposed of. Speeches were made -- J. L. Hammett of Boston is spend­ 25c; Strong, 15c. by Rev. N. C. Brackett, D. F. Hodges, ing a few days in Phillips and Madrid. -Mr. J. Cushman and son, Edwin, QUALITY Seward Dill, G. L. Kempton, G. L. F. N BEAL, SUPT., —Mrs. A. W. Bean returned from a visited in Farmington and New Vine­ Lakin. Geo. L. Smith, Joseph Plummer, three weeks’ visit to Auburn, Wednes­ yard the past week. S. R. R. R. Mrs. Mary Field, Mrs. Jennie Blanchard day. —Mrs. J. W. Austin of Lowell, Mass., and others. An address by Jennie is spending a few weeks with her Blanchard was read by Jas. Morrison, — Mr. Will Austin is visiting friends The cipher takes old fashioned medicines, at his old home Belgrade Mills this mother and brother in Avon. O N E M O R E also a poem was given by Mrs. G. L. Kempton both were very well received. because his great grandmother did. He pre­ week. —Mr. Edgar R. Toothaker and his fers to pay $2 00 for a physician’s prescription A song, Old Lang Syne, as sang in Ye rather than 25 cents for a remedy of advanced —Mrs. Charles E. Nichols of Boston, sister, Miss Ella V. Toothaker, went on a carriage ride to Rangeley this week. Olden Times was given by Ben Powers, science that will cure him.—MUNYON. is visiting her brother, Mr. Charles N. which brought down the house. Good SHOES —Mr. S. Davis drove to Long pond Sunday Excursion French. instrumental music was given by John The world is filled with men who are noth­ —Master Linwood F. Carr of Mon­ the last of the week and spent a day ing but c'pliers. They are nonentities; they with his daughter, Mrs. Winship. to RANGELEY, McKenuey, violin; and Mrs. Mary mouth, is visiting his uncle, Mr. C. N. Moore at the organ. Time was given to give nothing and nothing can be taken from French. —Charles Smith is in Rangeley, em­ the audience to sing old familiar pieces them. In themselves they are nothing. The ployed as engineer on the Rangeley —Mr. Ed Greenwood went to Lewis­ Sunday, Aug. 26. of sacred music, and Mrs. Jodrey Cipher will suffer for years with the pains of Lakes Steamboat company’s boat. ton and Auburn the first of the week on presided at the organ, which all heartily rheumatism, rather than invest 25 cents in —Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Butler and enjoyed. Munyon’s Rheumatism Cure which relieves business. Special train will leave Farmington at —Mr. C. H. McKenzie spent Sunday Master Norman and Miss Strongman A competent judge informed us that all rheumatic pains in a few hours and gen­ have been at Long pond recently. 8 o’clock; Phillips, 9, arriving at Range- erally cures before one vial has been used. in town. Monday he returned to Rum- ley at 11.00. Returning, leave Rangeley two hundred were in the hall in the ford Falls. —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilton of North evening and everybody was happy as If the Cipher has kidney trouble, he will a t5 p .ro ., arriving at Farmington at spend hundreds of dollars seeking the fabu­ —Mrs. J. L. Hammett of Boston is Attleboro, Mass., were the guests of his 7.30 p. m. many expressed. brother, Dr. J. F. Hilton, last week. lous waters of some distant country, pay spending a few weeks with her cousin, Round trip fares which include a The president announced that the —Mrs M. J. Sawyer has gone to high hotel hills, and come back in a wooden Mrs. C. H. Pease. steamboat ride on Rangeley lake, $1.25 North Franklin Reunion association box, rather t han go to the nearest drug store —Mr. F. Pope, general manager of Bailey island, where she will spend a from Strong and Farmington; $100 would meet again in one year from that few days before returning to Boston. and secure a 25 cent bottle of Munyon’s Kid­ the Phillips & Rangeley railroad, is ill from Phillips. Time of the regular night, on Thursday, it being Old Home ney Cure which will absolutely cure him. If with the measles. —Mr. Fremont Scamman and family Sunday excursion on the Phillips & Week. After singing, “ God Be With the Cipher has dyspepsia he will endure all — During the absence of G. B. Sedge- are at Henry Butterfield’s farm for a Rangeley railroad is changed to above You Till We Meet Again,” the associ­ its pangs, rather than be convinced that ley on his western trip, Cony Hoyt is in while. Master Albert Scamman is sick. for this day. ation was adjourned byjtbe president. Munyon’s Dyspepsia Cure will cure him. If charge of his store. —The Sandy River railroad has made H. H. Field, F. N. Beal, Following is the poem written for the the Cipher has a cold, even a slight one, he — Mrs. Anna R. Phinney, Mr. and a rate for the annual Sunday school pic­ G. P. T. A., Supt., occasion by C. B. Kempton: hurries to the family physician, pays two dol­ Mrs. J. P. Whorff of Farmington, and nic that should catch everybody’s quar­ P. &, R. R. R. S. R. R. R. lars for a prescription, stays in the house for Mrs. Charles H. Porter of Roxbury, ter or fifteen cent piece. a week and thinks he has had a narrow es­ The Rangeley Lakes Steamboat Com­ cape from death. For a few pennies he Mass., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. —Mrs. Will Draper and children of pany’s steamboat will leave the wharf Ten long years have passed away, George A. French the first of the week. Westwood, Mass., and Mrs. Leon New­ Since our last reunion day; could secure Munyon’s Cold Cure which at Rangeley at 2 p. m. returning in time The many changes time has made, would quickly cure his cold in a few hours, man of Dixfield have been visiting their Will never from our memories fade. —Mr. Everett Holt and family, Mr. for the return train. hut you could not make him believe that— Charles Sweetser and family, Mrs. J. A. brother, Everett Holt. —Mrs. A. L. Matthews and her We meet with smiles and part in tears, he won’t. Badger and Miss Helen Holman and Mr. As we greet the friends of early years; Abel Holt and family have been at mother, Mrs. Briton, have returned REUNION WELL ATTENDED. We think, and the thought gives bitter pain, Each of the Munyon’s Remedies is a positive from a six weeks’ visit to relatives at We never all shall meet again. Cure for one particular disease—they are not Surfside cottage, Lake Webb, for a few ' cure alls.” Any drug store sells them; most days. Lincoln and Shawmut. ly at 25 cents. If your ease puzzles you and We’re glad to meet you all once more, —Mrs. W. H. Kelley drove to Rum- —Mrs. Carrie Curtis has finished Madrid Hall the Scene of a Pleas­ you feel that you would like to have the ad­ As we journey on to the better shore; vice of a skillful physician, write to Mun­ ford Falls Monday, returning Wednes­ working at Camfort Cottage. Marian ant Meeting. All, did I say? Not all are here, yon’s Doctors, and have the benefit of their day. Mr. Kelley made the trip on his Tukey and Mary Sargent are doing the That gathered with us that other year. wide experience. They will advise you by bicycle. He is employed in the machine table work there now. mail without cost. Some forms are slumbering ’neatli the sod, shop of the Rumford Falls and Rangeley —Geo. L. Lakin, Esq., has finished Meeting to Be Held Every Year Their spirits gone to be with God. 1505 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Lakes railroad. haying and is out at work for the Junior We don’t see Father Brackett here, During Old Home Week. And Olive Leavitt does not appear. —Mr. Chas. Robbins the well-known Order, the Daughters of Liberty and an [Special correspondence to the PHONOGRAPH.] horseman, who is now with Natt Ellis, accident insurance company. . . E N S I C N . . P h i l l i p s , August 22, 1900. There is Charles and Augusta, and Francis, PRICE $3.50 The greatest producing son of Alclayone, the Rangeley barber, says he will be in too, . Chestnut stallion, 16 hands, weight 1200, foaled —Mr. Fred Leavitt has moved his The West Phillips and Madrid re­ Benjamin, Daniel and Isaac are lost to view, Phillips at the fair with a string of family to E. H. Shepard’ s tenement June, 1896; a pure gaited trotter; sire Alclay­ union met at Berry’s hall, Madrid vil­ And Mary Hewey, and Stephen K., one 2 20 1-4, by Alcyone 2.27, by George Wilkes horses consisting of Old Dan, Diamond bouse on Main street. And many more have passed away, Wilkes and Lady R. 2.22. Dam Princess, by Ringwood, by Edward —Mrs. H. E. Judkins of Skowhegan is lage, the afternoon of the 16th, accord­ Everett. Will make the season of 1900 at the —Fred C. Mower, the tailor, of Whose names I do not now recall; residence of subscriber on Pleasant street. visiting her relatives at the Phillips ing to the call—some of us had won­ We speak of them and that is all. Rangeley village. Terms $10, to insure a foal Auburn will be in Kingfield, August 27 farm in Avon. Miss Nettie Phillips dered why the call had been for after­ Their hands we cannot clasp again, 3olts holden for service. , and in Phillips, August 29, with an They are done with all earth’s loss and gain. J. R. TOOTHAKER, Rangeley, Me. of Portland also arrived Monday. noon instead of morning, but the pour­ M ade excellent line of samples of men’s cloth But there’s a mansion built above; which he would be pleased to show to ing rain of the morning and the bright We hope to gain that home of love, Notice. the gentlemen of those and surround­ Lexington. And one day we may meet them there sunlight of the afternoon answered the Beyond the vale of sin and care. I forbid all persons harboring or trusting ing towns. Cutting and hauling pulp wood is all question. No doubt more would have my wife, Grace G. Savage, as I will pay no bills of her contracting after this date. Velour Cali, —Mr. Richard Randall of Massachu­ the rage now. Messrs. J. E. Viles of been there had the foreneon been pleas­ There’s Nathan and Custis and Jennie B., setts is here visiting his cousin, Mr. Skowhegan and James Perkins of Madi­ And many more dear friends we see, F r a n k Sa v a g e , Jr . And some of you are growing old, Spencer, Me., Aug. 20,1900. Emery Bubier. Monday afternoon they son intend to cut eight thousand cords ant, but there was a goodly number present, and the greetings between old But you all of you look good as gold. went on Mt. Blue and camped for the this season. night. During the evening they set off friends long separated were many and And if the silver threads are seen, THE GREAT TROTTINC Willow Cali, A. J. Lane and wife have been to their hearty. Where locks of gold and jet have been; rocketts which were seen by several camp for the last seven weeks while Time sfts with grace on many a brow, BLOOD STALLION, in the village. Among those who entered most That is but sliglitly furrowed, now. their cook has been at home on a va­ heartily into the spirit of the occasion Bermuda Wilkes, ^-year-old record 2.24%, will —Campmeeting on the Franklin camp cation. was Major Dill of California, while While we meet for an hour or two, make the season at the Phillips Hotel; will be Black Vici, ground in Phillips near the Winship A pie sociable was held at the High­ Joseph Hinkley of Madrid, a veteran And years of absence we renew. there every Monday. For terms, etc., see schoolhouse will commence Wednesday O, let our hearts in thankfulness posters and catalogue. land schoolhouse last Saturday night who has seldom left his native hearth, Go up to God, who deigns to bless. night, September 5, at 7.80 o’clock and for the benefit of the Rev. L. Hutchins. under the shadow of Mount Saddleback, FRANK R. HAYDEN. Farminaton, Me hold over Sunday. Refreshments sold A pleasant time is reported and a num­ was equally hearty in welcoming old We meet in peace and quiet here, Brown Vici, on the grounds, Baked beans, hot tea ber of dollars were taken. friends with their children and grand­ Without a thought of danger near, and coffee at low rates. No sound of war or carnage nigh, The Jenkins, Bogert company are children. Lorenzo Whitney was too While freedom’s flag is waving high, * N E W * —The annual excursion of the Sab hauling squares from here to Kingfield. feeble to be at the hall but received A n d bath schools of Phillips will occur While other lands feel sore distress, L iv e Y a n k e e . friends at home. And want and pestilence oppress, BLACKSMITH. August 29. A special train will leave It was a joyous occasion though many We are at peace, and plenty reigns, at 9 a. m. for Farmington returning at did not fail to drop a tear over the And those in want oft share our gains. I am piepared to do horseshoe­ 4 p. m. The round trip tickets will Challenge. memory of those who have passed over, cost $.25. This is very low and will So we should praise our God above, ing and job work of all kinds. Patent Calf. The Weld Base Ball club challenge any especially of those who have left us Who is watching over us in love, afford others beside Sunday school team in Franklin county or any team picked since the summer of 1890 at the Reed And give to all a helping hand, With a wood worker’s shop over­ Who are starving in a foreign land. scholars an opportunity for a day’s from Franklin county to play a game on the schoolhouse. In due time the meeting head I shall build wagons and pleasure. Special preparations will be Weld grounds September 6, fora purse of §25. was called to order by Border and Judge H. W. COBURN, And may the goods that we bestow, made at Farmington for Sunday school Manager Weld B. B. C. Morrison was called to the chair. N. C. And all the kindness that we show, sleds to order. The patronage sholars and their parents. If stormy it Prove while our laws are wise and good, Brackett of West Virginia, George L. We do to others as we should. of the public is solicited. will be postponed until Friday. Let Smith of Augusta and Mrs. Mary Field The Finest $3.50 teachers parents and scholars bring Births. of Boston were appointed a committee We’ve come with all our baskets oiled, well filled baskets of food. Enough for man, woman and child; T. R. WING, Everett, Mass, Aug 15, to Mr and Mrs Ed­ to nominate officers. In due time the While to the wind each care we east, ward W Myers, a daughter. committee reported the following nomi­ And wish the hours flew not so fast. e w dvertisements Phillips,___- - - Maine. N A . nation and all were unanimously elected: Salem, Aug 21, to Mrs J Wesley Dunham, a Long may the memory of this day Shoe made. Bicycle repairing done at W. S. daughter. President, James Morrison; vice-presi­ Shed brightness on our future way; Dolbier’s, Kingfield. dent, G. L. Kempton; secretary and And if no more on earth we meet, Legal Notices. & treasurer, Geo. L. Lakin; executive May each in heaven find a seat. Bradford, Conant Co., sell furniture, C. B. K. carpets, etc. See their ad. Marriages. committee, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Hodges, West Phillips, Aug. 16,1900. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Levi Field, Mr. and Mrs. Estate of Carroll H. Brackley. Fresh groceries at Edgar R. Too- New Sharon, Aug 9, by Rev G A Merrill, Augustus Dunham, Frank Chick, El- tkaker’s. Bert Trask of Rome and Miss Matilda Nicker­ r a n k l i n , s s . At a court of Probate holden bridge Beedy and Mrs. G. L. Kempton. at Farmington, within and for the County D. F. Field & Co. advertise KiDg son of Mercer. It was voted to call the organization the The followiiig were present: Fof Franklin, on the first Tuesday of August, Quality shoes this week. North Franklin Reunion association and A. D., 1900. Stylish, G L Kempton, Ellen Hewey, Mrs L B Orren Brackley, guardian of Carroll H Grand horse trot and ball game at that it meet annually on Thursday of Biackley, minor, having presented his peti­ Franklin park, Farmington, is adver­ Deaths. Old Home Week. Field, Lewis Prescott, G S Beedy Mrs Sarah Kempton, Mrs Josie Beedy, Miss tion for license to sell and convey certain tised. Madrid, Aug 21, Manning Kinney, aged 82 There seems to be a strong conviction real estate of said minor, as described in said Carrie Calden, Florence Wing, Carrie petition, Challenge. years. among a majority of those interested Steward, Winnifred Calden, James S O r d e r e d , That said guardian give notice Farmington, Aug 21, Frank Curtis, aged 73 in the West Phillips and Madrid Serviceable, Cragin gives a long list of articles for to all persons interested, by causing this reunion, that for the present, no special Brackett, Miriam Brackett, Esther sale at his store. years, 2 mos, 27 days. Beedy, R S Beedy, Elbridge Dill, O H order to be published three weeks succes­ effort be made to extend it over a very sively in the P h il l ip s P h o n o g r a p h , pub­ The Sandy River railroad advertises Fairfield, Aug 16, Benj Randall Rackliffe, large territory. The meeting at the Dill, D F Hodges and wife, Ellen Bach- lished at Phillips, that they may appear a very cheap excursion for a Sunday formerly of Industry, aged 71 years. elder, Hannah Calden, Horace Prescott, at a Probate court to be held at Farmington, Reed schoolhouse in 1890, was a grand in said county, on the first Tuesday of Sep­ school picnic. Jay, Aug 20, Myron C, son of Mr and Mrs one and the meeting at Madrid last C B Kempton, Cony Smith, G H Beedy, tember next, at ten of the clock In the fore­ ■Comfortable. The Sandy River and Phillips & Nathan S Mace, formerly of Farmington, W F Calden, W T Beedy, C G Crossman, noon, and show cause, if aDy they have, why Thursday was in every way a success. the same should not be granted. Rangeley railroads advertise another aged 7 years, 6 mos, 11 days. An annual reunion during Old Home R S Plummer and wife, J H Jodrey and wife, Hayden Plummer, Jessie West, JAMES MORRISON, Judge. Sold in Phillips only by Sunday excursion to Rangeley next New Vineyard, Aug 16, Andrew H Harnden, Week will be good for the people who Millie Moores, F J Toothaker and wife, Attest, Frank W. Butler, Register. Sunday. aged 42 years, mos. live here, good for those who are far 6 Mrs E Dill, C McKenney and wife, W Parker, Bertha Beedy, C Beedy, Warren Estate of ROANTHA LANDER. Hinkley and wife, James Morrison and RANKLIN, SS : At a Court of Probate hold­ wife, John McKenney, F S Calden, J H F en at Farmington, within and for the County of Franklin, on the first Tuesday of Bachelder, Phillips; Edith Hinkley, Geo August, A. D. 1900. H Chick, Roxanna Lufkin, Mrs John Charles Dolbier, guardian of Roantha 0 . F. Voter, Mrs H Dunham, Mrs J S Wing, Lander, non compos, of Freeman, in said Mrs F A Berry, Vol Berry, F M Witham, counl y, having presented his third account of administration of the estate of said de­ L P Witham, V Chick, J W Voter, Mrs ceased for allowance: J C Wells, Wm Dunham, G A Witham, Or d e r e d , That said guardian give notice Skin Diseases Frank Reed, Harry Beedy, Joseph Hink­ to all persons interested, by causing this ley, S Berry, Eunice Berry, H A Dun­ order to be published three weeks success­ When the excretory organs fail to carry off the waste material from the system, there is an abnor­ ham, Chas Hewey, Bion Wing, Geo L ively in the Ph i l l i p s Ph o n o g r a p h , pub­ mal accumulation of effete matter which poisons and clogs the blood, and it becomes sour and aoid. lished at Phillips, that they may appear at a F IE L D Lakin and wife, Geo Stinchfield, Ella Probate Court to be held at Farmington, in This poison is carried through the general circulation to all parts of the body, and upon reaching Conant, Mary Moores, Lewis Witham, said county, on the first Tuesday of Septem­ ttxe skin surface there is a redness and eruption, and by certain peculiarities we recognize Eczema, David Wilbur, Lula Rowe, Olin Hinkley, ber next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, Tetter, Acne, Salt Rheum, Psoriasis, Erysipelas and many other 9Kin troubles, more or less severe. and show cause, if any they have, why the Nellie Reed, M I Davenport, B C Powers same should not be allowed. While the skin is the seat of irritation, the real disease is in the blood. Medicated lotions and and wife, Hattie Hinkley, Fred Searles, JAMES MORRISON, Judge. powders may allaj’ the itching and burning, but never cure, no matter how long and faithfully Madrid; J F Young, Bowdoiuham; Mary A ttest, Fr a n k W. Bu t l e r , R egister. continued, and the condition is often aggravated and skin permanently injured by their use. Field, Boston; Mrs L J Blanchard, Springfield, Me; N C Brackett and wife, Estate of Earle M. Brackley. & G O ., Harper’s Ferry, W Va: Jennie KemptOD, The disease is more than skin deep; the enure circulation is poisoned. Medford; Lizzie Vining, Dellie Vining, et als. Strong; Ethel Bachelder, Abble Beedy RANKLIN, SS: At a Court of Probate holden Sanborn, Somerville; G L Smith, Au­ f at Farmington, within and for the county The many preparations of arsenic, mercury, potash, etc., not only do not cure skin diseases, but soon ruin the digestion of Franklin, on the first Tuesday of August, and break down the constitution. gusta; II G Bachelder, El vena Bachel­ A. D. 1900. S. S. 8., nature’s own remedy, made of roots, herbs and barks, of great purifying and tonical properties, quickly and der, Kingfield; Mrs Wesley Beedy, Effie S. F. Brackley, guardian of Earle M., Milton effectually cures blood and skin troubles, because it goe6 direct to the root of the disease and stimulates and »-«stores normal, Beedy, Mrs J L Plummer, Joseph Plum­ L., Vernie M., Fanny M. and Lottie A, Brack- No. 5 Beal Block, mer, Weld; T D Smith, Boston; C G ley, minor children and heirs of S. F. Brack- healthy action to the different organs, cleanses and enriches the blood, and thus relieves the system of all poisonous secretions. ley, having presented his petition for license 8. S. S. cures permanently because it leaves none of the original poison to referment in the blood and cause a fresh attack. Hewey, Ray Hewey, E Hewey, King- to sell and convey certain real estate of [said Healthy blood is necessary to preserve that clear, smooth skin and beautiful com­ field; G W Young, Rangeley; Seward minors, as described in said petition, plexion so much desired by all. S. S. S. can be relied upon with certainty to keep Dill, California; L J Brackett and wife, Or d e r e d , that said guardian give notice to the blood in perfect order. It has been curing blood and skin diseases for half a cen­ Boston; LC Parlin, A S Parlin, Weld; all persons interested, by causing notice Mrs John Reynald, Boston. to be published three weeks succes­ tury; no other medicine can show such a record. sively in the P h i l l i p s P h o n o g r a p h pub­ Phillips, Maine. 8. 8. S. contains no poisonous minerals — is purely vegetable and harmless. lished at Phillips, that they may appear at a Probate Court to be held at Farmington, in Our medical department is in charge of physicians of large experience in treating said county, on the first Tuesday of Septem­ blood and skin diseases, who will take pleasure in aiding by their advice and direction all Wanted ber next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, and who desire it. Write fully and freely about your case; your letters are held in strictest All sufferers with that terrible disease, show cause, if any they have, why the same confidence. We make no charge whatever for this service. Our book on Blood and asthma, to send address to G. F. ALEXAN­ should not be graiited. DER CO., Portland, Me., and learn of some­ JAMES MORRISON, Judge. 8kia Diseases will be sent free upon application. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY« ATLANTA, CA. thing for which they will be grateful the rest Attest, Frank W. Bu tler, Register. of their lives. Potatoes, Gardens and Shrubbery and Potatoes, Gardens Saturday, August 4th, everySaturday, August o h o,t epte flies the keep to eow, the for away. IS AA BEAL, BANA MISS ST IS A W DEATH C U B Phillips, SANDY H - H - H -T- n uwr at ht ery an betrays that is act outward newspaper an circulated well a Themerchant who has confidencein his date. to head the at be to bound is tiser intention. hiscase begets confidence honestly plainly andgoods and in states prospective f h poeso, ht e s up is he that procession, the of buyers. ment is the advertising columns columns advertising the is ment this community these are the the For are these newspaper. community this local the of columns. Shirtsoldat Waist cost. . . HALEY, G. S. ATE OIL CATTLE h pae o sc a state­ a such for place The lcn a avrieet in advertisement an Placing t niae ta te adver­ the that indicates It 1 hlis Maine. Phillips, . . Y A D . . VER E IV R some mistake, I have delivered delivered have I mistake, some , d o o w n e re G . M . A of make Peis, best the of one Foitain Parier up. gold watch that has not been been not has that watch gold to the owner of it a watch that that watch through a it of owner think the to I for. called Stone Chains, Gold Watches, Ladies’ Also about them. you tell them and you show to me Let pens. utrcie a e lt f o lot new a received just does not belong to them. Will Will them. to belong not does and medium priced Baby Baby priced medium and ig, etc. Rings, h ac htI ae s o ­ com Is have I that watch The paratively a new one. new a paratively exchanged. them have and store arae i stock. in Carriages the party please come to my my to come please party the I have in my store a ladies ladies a store my in have I Y R E M A E R C One day only. day One eer. Furniture. Jewelry. and cts. 6o Sets Croquet sil ae oe fine some have still I . . ENWO D, OO W REEN G M. A. AND FOR “ “ Outward tention ­ In Secret the cts A Betray eee Phillips. Jeweler Maine. I I •; ? ? Messrs. John R. Toothaker, H. A. Fur Fur A. H. Toothaker, R. John Messrs. hundred people took the opportunity to town. to the visit opportunity the took people hundred bish and Phineas Richardson. They They Richardson. Phineas of and consisting bish committee, town lican rpn i wt te ainl oos and colors dignitaries, national the with other it standdraping and a speaker the for grjve Marble’s in haderected speech by Senator Frye. Excursions Excursions Frye. Senator by in speech campaign political tbe day that on ee u rm amntn n several and a Farmington from with run were opened was county Franklin re Sntr eeeg o nin, Mr Indiana, of Beveredge Senator Frye, lnig lg vri a vros places. various at it over flags planting e, a. ead ilo oul Cl, S. Cal., Soquel, Range- of Dill Seward Maj. of ley, Wakely Sidney Rev Chicago, Esq., Butler, Tim- W. B. F. E. Phillips, of A. F.berlake Hon. Philadelphia, Haverhill, of Gilman of Dickson S. F. a. oe gigt te winners. the to going Money Jay. of Farmington, Rev. Dr. F. A. Noble of of Noble A. F. Dr. Rev. Farmington, of unse music. furnished vn M. iko itoue te sen­ the introduced Dickson Mr. Avon. hlis ont ad a peet and present was band Cornet Phillips ator and said many pleasant things things pleasant thorough­ were many which of all him, about said and ator tions after the races. Fare from from Fare races. sta­ the way after and tions Kingfield Phillips, to fended the man and extolled him before before him extolled and man the fended position same the about in him put tion will play the Base Ball Team of No. No. of Team Ball Base the play will hlis 5 t. Srn 5 cs and cts. 50 Strong cts., ?5 Phillips D. Davis of Phillips and Amos King of of King Amos and Phillips of Davis D. the jury. When he sat down the client client the down sat he When jury. de­ the had He was. clients his of one that igil $.0 on trip. round $1.00 Kingfield y nosdb h hearers. the by endorsed ly o ed h nto i te rsn trou­ present the in nation the lead to diso oPr, 25c. - Park, to Admission ,9 ls' rt n Pc, as $1.00 parse Pace, $1.00 ani parse Trot Pace, Class' ani 2,29 Trot Class, 2.37 cents, and was going to vote for it. for vote that to going was and dollar cents, a wanted He times. blous determination on the part of the farmersthe of part the on determination know I was such a darn good feller.” feller.” good didn’t darn I a Say, wassuch “ I know said, and over reached was worth not less than one-hundred one-hundred than less not worth was aldfrFia. hr em t b a be to seems There Friday. for called h Rpbia bls a bogt pros the brought had and bills Republican the discussed was bills Dingley epe f agly n we he man best when the as extolled was McKinley and day, the of questions Rangeley the into launched of people n afw tes o eet h enter­ the defeat to others afew and e l Pure 5 i $ rse u P , e m a G ll a B se a B eiyad ht h Wlo bl had bill Wilson that the showed that He and pevity told. each of effect AUC U ST 2 5 , 1900. , 5 2 ST U AUC the audience was with him. President President him. with was audience the the to interesting always is senator The rs. hs nfvro b ae feel water tbe of favor in Those prise. was circulated and another meeting meeting another was and As petition a circulated was opposition, yet. the by settled promised not is terworks new our us; to opened being are tries onr sn rpeettvs o the suc­ tbe to efforts of representatives their bouses by and sent nations other leading The country de­ was scribed. condition present its to brought ruh h opposite. the brought o ad e ol b hadfo later. from heard be would he said son ivd nor meil oiy bt de­ territory. but Chinese no policy, wanted we clared imperial our in magnificent lieved affording are possessions ceeded in building it up. Something Something up. it building in ceeded was it which in way The tention. ueta nte etn il ny in­ only will meeting another that sure be­ He productions. our for markets must be done to keep it. New conn conn New it. keep to done be must n svstn hs mother. his visiting is and eeeg ws aldfr bt r Dick­ Mr. but for, called was Beveredge Edgar R. Toothaker R. Edgar Keep on, Push I Because RN TROT! GRAND at the last meeting. There is no doubt doubt no is There secured wasmeeting. last the at which majority tbe crease ally lowering the extente. the lowering ally svstn t r hs Carr’s. Mr.Chas.at visiting is hs iig n bnat ed that head abundant an giving thus well be will strength. attended asfull wants each Friday side of meeting the but the water is 839 feet above the village, village, the get above to feet want is839they where water the pond Day Mt. from lia mountain will do away with with away do will mountain lia from oric ie ilb ue, hs materi­ thus used, be will pipe afour-inch and pond the from pipe large a having village the of back just hill the onto up in­ come would main the The of water quality. best it making springs, by fed o h vlaena h onso ad go and shop corn the near village the to is pond The time. anyat serve would ilo . .Sabr. h get head great The Starbird. the Y. C. of to mill up and village the through main where a reservoir will be made. From From eight-inch tbe run to purposed is it here made. be will reservoir a where h al ws n hreo te Repub­ the of charge in was rally The Saturday was Rangeley’s gala day, for for day, gala Rangeley’s was Saturday On the platform were seated Senator Senator seated were platform the On eao Fy adta te introduc­ the that said Frye Senator The text of the McKinley, Wilson and Wilson McKinley, the of text The u omrercie hr f at­ of sharea received commerce Our twudse ta h mte o wa­ of matter the that seem would It ttecoe f h sec Senator speech the of close the At Mr. Fred Porter is home from Idaho Idaho from home is Porter Fred Mr. Russell Bros. Team of Farmington Farmington of Team Bros. Russell Monmouth of Carr F. Linwood Master Sntr re t Rangeley. at Frye ¡Senator keeps my GROCERIES GROCERIES my keeps FRESH. what is them, moving” E MSE, Proprietor. MOSHER, E. J franklin P ari, Farmington, Farmington, ari, P franklin al in a r T l ia c e p S Strong. ntig le Te er i*esult their weird The else. match nothing anything have to is effect artistic to appreciate the fact that harmony harmony that fact the failure their appreciate to to due Is produce efforts of idea one whose those un­ by the place after expected its struggle in wild a and come has vanished, has gance arrange­ of regularity when time The Picture». Hanging of y» a W Proper t es ms rl, vn lhuh uni­ although even rule, must least at soft tints elbow oil paintings with their broad with paintings a oil elbow tints by soft bordered and lines cate omt hs en discarded. been has formity ele­ of acme the considered was ment rwns sm egaig, ae col* water engravings, some drawings, bolder tones, the former will be faded, faded, be coarsened. latter will the former the tones, bolder not must carbon Indeli­ drawn dark etching an to A close hang should pictures conform. the of tone general the r ad atl my e sebe on assembled be may pastels photographs, and ors Etchings, association. i cfi wud e placed.—Lippiucott’s be would coffin his for about one and one-half hours. When When hours. one-half and one about for ht mt I wtr oos ih their with colors water If mat. white n ae n aoay ol b hand­ be would washstand mahogany in The made and the kind. its possessing of in joy, one happy and only are beauty you of thing and a as forever reversed be sometimes may order This win­ the of glare the from away always tion, not should heavily pictures dark, to Inclination shaded Contrary natural in placed. the are exercised they way Judgment the be must there the from together, barred go be must may others w'hile things certain that tntvl sace fr h so where spot the for searchedBtinetively add a few slices of ham or bacon that that bacon or ham of slices few a add bake. bake. it tie and it skewer When stuffed, Is chopped meat the mixed. all mush­ thoroughly bacon, and little together onions, a and herbs, spin­ rooms pepper, artichoke, and lib­ salt a ach, egg, of an amount of eral yolk the off been has squeezed moisture cold superfluous are the crumbs and the when adding then d on o uue eeain a an as generations future heirloom. to down ed and design forgotten and artistic some car­ the In found is color darkest the win­ the from WThenfarthest illumination. corner tbe need points best subdued the wrhose the hang tints, may fainter light in the Near pictures posi­ sheltered dows. a seek cases should some but In light, strongest the in hang however, then. Even terms. friendly prmn fr h frt ie i ee in eye his time first the for apartment esn f h hereafter. the of versing con­ and friends his by surroundeddying egg, cover with a soft crust and bake bake and crust soft a with cover egg, powdered little with a them and seasoning pepper After salt, pieces. eebig h ato o anaesthetics. of action the resembling propounded theory the in rejoiced cially bacon and a few slices of onion, lay lay onion, of slices few In a pan and the Fill bacon string. a with round grated herbs, chopped crumbs, bread should which space, vacant large a ing Cut veal. of breast a stuffing of that illustrated here is of excellent form form excellent of is here illustrated cabinet good a by up made it have som­ more be should pictures lower the In borne the be should always tints but of pictures, graduation light brighten­ by of need ing decided a shows dow engravings, line the and colors water Magazine. new a entered he whenever thatincident, pour In about a teacupful of strong strong of teacupful a and crust about the In of pour portion a lift cooked, boiled hard of minced slices of some spoonful and a herbs add gravy, some In veal pour parboiled, Now been first have dish. pie a Into them put mace small into veal of fillet the of pounds tef dlgtu snain voluptuous, sensation, in delightful was a death thatitself doctor English an by espe­ and death about speaking was He always chloral. of aid the without sleep n h ma ad e i i te vn to oven the in it set and meat the In little a with it bake to wish you which milk; in crumbs bread by lines some extravagant boiling on made be it or may seasoning suitable and rind lemon stuffing This stuffing. the with filled be leav­ and bones, the breast from the meat the out of take underpart the open worker. It costs more, but it lasts lasts it but more, costs It worker. copy or design a invent to is homes tp never sure is one that duplicated of copies simply are them of many these and for designs while and, demand, the from light. highest the to unconsciously tone deepest should eye and the upper the lead than hue so in wall, ber the in furniture nuance and lightest the curtains the to through the that of from shades melts and roompet plaiiRtd well a in as Just mind. veal stock, cover again and serve. and again cover stock, veal itself may be made economically from from economically made be may itself is not exactly repeated in a hundred hundred a in repeated furniture exactly only your that not The is certain be long. to for way bit unique a have result main the yet models, old improved rare greatly are articles the special meet to up sprung has firms ness eee hscl an n ws nbe to unable was and pain physical severe Is unsatisfactory and so many times times many so and unsatisfactory Is looking for the one unconventional unconventional one the for looking ic o friue A am o busi- of army An furniture. of piece Today no one hangs pictures in pairs. in pictures hangs one no Today There must be a scheme to which which to scheme a be must There To make a delicious veal pie cut two two cut pie veal delicious a make To e i b gapd i te is place, first the in grasped, be it Let He once told Goncourt, who relates the relates who Goncourt, told once He of dreamed occasion one on Daudet nte mto o coig el is veal cooking of method Another hs ae as hn vr oe is one every when days are These lhne adt osaty suffered constantly Daudet Alphonse HLIS HNGAH ACS 2, 1900. 24, AUCUST PHONOGRAPH, PHILLIPS n r&nl eii—o to Denigii—How Ori&lnal An H HOUS D. LD O H SE U O H THE adts da o Death. of Ideas Dandet’s n rgnl Design, Original An . D N A T S H S A W Y N A G O H A M o t Co Veal. Cook to How ok Veal. Cook ______

Wbtr Abr, S ad Busik F Brunswick; Watervllie. jGHood, L OA Ladd, Johnson, S Somerville; IwLe, A O and Small Auburn, Webster, ! Rbrs Ws’ Mls “ 3 “ Mills, West’s 1 Sept Roberts, H Vineyard, T New Roberts, H T 31 Aug Cbesterville, No Knowlton, R N ony aebe md otad r as are and follows: out made been have county Bacad “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ Blanchard, NC Hartliorn, T D 5 23 cas pre 10 Stranger, $100. purse class, 2.37 25. PNbe Mdi, 4 7 44 44 “ necessi­ “ thus pro­ fail, signs “ of all unless judge bate, elected be will Thompson 41 Madrid, “ N 44 Noble, P 4 N “ “ Harthorn, T D “ Hartliorn, T D Carthage, Blanchard, NC Blanchard, NC E hra, di Cid, otn L M L Boston; Mrs Childs, Bartlett, Edwin A Sherman, E E Phillips; Morrison, James Hrhr, 4 44 “ 44 Harthorn, T D tion with the office. As there is no seems is it there field As the in office. candidate the other connec­ with in tion of Fen- spoken has L. been bar, A. the of name The judge. nicipal Harry Boone, G. M. Yose, Kingfield; Kingfield; Yose, M. G. Boone, Harry E T Hatch, C D Prince, W B Adie, E J McAlis­ EJ Adie, B W Prince, C D EHatch, T otn HMoy Portland. Moody, H E Boston; A, L. Foss, No. Wayne; Bell Wilkes, Wilkes, Mildred, Bell Norridgewrok; Conant, Wayne; L. F. No. Foss, L. A, August Saturday, Farmington, at races 6 44 Weld, Noble, P N rn n wf, ot Oag; is Bam­ Miss Orange; South wife, and Prank Cole, CH McRae, Margaret Gray, (Jole,Agnes Portland; Libby, Fred Whltenouse, Dau man, pointment. to admitted recently was who derson, mu­ another of appointment the tating terville. 2.29 class, purse $100. Angie Angie $100. purse class, 2.29 terville. e,ADAin otad aqhr Rich­ CFarquhar, F Portland; AAlien, Dter, lervdle; J D Spiller, Westbrook; I A Avery, Avery, A I Westbrook; Wa- Spiller, D J HDutton, F Canton; lervdle; wife, and Hawes K rbbe ht e il eev te ap­ the receive will he that probable imn Wle, . . ibr Ches- Wilbur, H. W. Wilkes, Diamond aldo red i ti iiiy recent­ vicinity this in friends on called Morning George Farmington; Topsham; Horn, Kennedy, E. News, D. A. tno,H Rnlt, W alr An­ Taylor, W G Randlett, R H CF Stinson, H Tibbetts, Freeman Patterson; Manson, ard in Starks last week. last Starks in iemr Falls. Livermore Lewiston. Jones, William T, Topsham; Lewiston; Jones, Kennedy, William E. T, George News, Morn­ ing Norridgework; Southard, E. F. S. hlis are: Phillips, weeks. few a for Backus, Mrs.Carrie ly- Dewey, Farmington; Horn, D. Kingfield; Farm­ A. Pottle, Don, S. I. S, Wentworth, Susie E.ington; H. Searchlight, i alr otn XO er, agr A P A Bangor, Leary, XO Boston; Taylor, nie Connecticut; Bud, R J Rangeley; Furbish, A udauwt,J Wcof n wf, Hoi- wife, and Wycaoff L J wite, anu Juöd berger, Baltimore; L M Cna .wick, Boston; Boston; .wick, L MCna Baltimore; berger, r. . Hatch. R. Mrs. B uee ue s. Luce’ Eugene tdrltvs u us lc Sunday. place tuis iu relatives ited Morse, Salem; WJ Tracy, Harrisville; H A A H Harrisville; Tracy, WJ Dunham, Salem; Morse, G A Loring, R L Lewiston; nam, Wm Melzer, New York; C D Fowler, Buffalo; Buffalo; CD Fowler, York; New WmMelzer, hr oe, J lthr Lse Lee, Master- Lester Fred Fletcher, SF Schoüeld, J McLaughlin, Joe E Noyes, HA cher, H wile, and GMusterman A Phillips; Austin, Bee ,Piaepi; A ih, D E Hight, A F ,Philadelphia; Brewer N port; W L Smith, E S Johnson, Farmington; Farmington; Stratton. Sedgeley, Johnson, John S E L Smith, W port; Wilkes, L. A. Worthley, Phillips; Phillips; Worthley, A. L. Wilkes, Gardmer; C O Stinson, J G Tafts, Boston; T MT Boston; Tafts, G JC O Stinson, Gardmer; Payson, Edie wife, and S Payson Geo Baker, Portland; Blanclie Sanborn, Littleton, N H; H; N Littleton, Sanborn, Blanclie Portland; Winslow, Gardiner. Winslow, Boston; Mabel Geron, Vineland; Edward Edward Vineland; Geron, Mabel Boston; hldlha Hrig Boky; VV D Lord, M Brooklyn; Herring, Waterville; L Daggett, A D Philadelphia; N Port­ Strong; Littleion, BHChurchill, H WFarmington; Marsn, land ;A L Dickey, H E ner Lang, man, H G »wett, R G Proctor, H H Schofield, Schofield, H H Proctor, GR »wett, GH man, Pritto, Harold Pritto, Hudson; F M Hicks, F Hicks, M F York; Hudson; New son, and KHMallory Pritto, Chicago; Harold Pritto, xVloore, Navy; SU been tried aud proved good. Will our our Will good. haveproved aud tried been which receipts cooking week each at held be to fair, England New the Portland. MBartlett, T Lewis, C R ter; iand; E O ixussell, Rockland; Weston Lewis, Lewis, Weston Port Schmitt, Rockland; ixussell, O A E iand; J Hatch, ET Cobb, ODr P ok ec; R omn B Sot C Scott, M W B Boston; Colman, Moore, R Mrs H Pettitt, W Meyer, C Beach; F York; York New Childs, E Childs, T O EMat­ A Wyckoff, ing, AY SCorbett, R Jas W Gilson, Hartford; MrsProvidence; Low, Holyoke; Moores, Fairfield. Moores, Geo Elliott, Boston; Wm McAlpine, H McAlpine, Geo W Elliott, Rivers; Three Butterfield, Rock, Conn; J J Pooler, Hattie Hodgkins, Miss Hodgkins, Falls; Hattie Rumford wife, and Pooler, CHMcKenzie J J Conn; Rock, roads offer reduced fares for New New for fares reduced offer roads arak,Pilp;HOks agly H P Rangeley; Oakes, H Phillips; Fairbanks, yoke; C S MHler, New York; H B Austin, Ruth Ruth B HAustin, CYork; SMHler, New yoke; Matthews, Hartford; Dr Dr Hartford; Matthews, o;D E ed n wf, roln S W S Brooklyn; wife, and Reed CE Dr ton; Bangs, Bangs, Lime Adams, David Philadelphia; Roberts, England fair week. fair England $8400, aggregating purses for Seventeen races, races. between horse the of heats progress the poultry, in impie be of will formances farming display large exhibits, a agricultural entries be stock also The acres. tainsninety stand, grand new a grounds The enlarged, been have 31. to 27 August Orchard, idr itr n duhe, etn £ C £ Newton; daughter, and sister Wilder, e nln ara OldOrchard. at Fair New England ; Chicago Pherson, tv Ruff, Dorothy Ruff, Washington; S Donally, Donally, S Washington; Miss Ruff, Ruff,Dorothy wife, and Ruff : AB Lewiston Bueknam, wife, ana Mills J N Philadelphia; Roberts, e eusy a Lo, e Yr; M F York; New Leoy, Max LeoLesursky, Kilgore, Kilgore, et n fny rils Sae per­ Stage articles. fancy andments will 1here head. con 900 now number date to inclosure whole The stalls andbuilt. tsheds cattle hall, exhibition ounadwf,FESnon utn Ar­ Austin Sanborn, E F wife, and W Coburn Peary» Greenvale; A MacRae, Des Moines. Des MacRae, A Peary»Greenvale; Stoddard House are: House Stoddard edr laesn nrcit o their for receipts in send please readers ilb he atato. l te rail­ the All attraction. chief a be will Portland; L Stieglietz, New York; G Fletcher, G Fletcher, York; New Stieglietz, L Portland; Weld. usa,Ag 4 ai od, H Sher­ H W Boody, Dali 14 Aug Tuesday, Wednesday, Aug 15. Geo L Smith, Augusta; Augusta; Smith, L Geo 15. Aug Wednesday, . v hrdy Ag 6 D hthue H S H Whltehouse, D 16. Aug Thursday, Tuesday, Aug 21. C H Graffam, F C Buck C F Graffam, H C 21. Aug Tuesday, Sum­ Phillips; Smith, A I 17. Aug Friday, Saturday, Aug 18. Geo M Woodman, Lewis­ MWoodman, Geo 18. Aug Saturday, ody u 0 N ol, hlis J S J Phillips; PNoble, N 20.Aug Monday, Mrs Mrs t b oig lcin ug J H. J. Judge election coming tbe At Franklin for speakers Additional r ad r. odc Rmdl vis­ Ramsdell Fordyce Mrs. aud Mr. isMr Bao i wt hr sister, her with is Blabon Mary Miss hre Jnig o Es Madison East of Jennings Charles at visiting is Jenuings Margaret Miss sister, her is visiting Storer A. P. Mrs. the for entries of alist is Following Spca crepo e e o h PHONOGRAPH] H P A R G O N O H P the to ce den on corresp pecial [S Cottage, Comfort at arrivals Late at visiting is Ramsdell Sybil Miss mn te eet rias t the at arrivals recent the Among is te Fruh iie relatives visited Furbush Ethel Miss M R R Under this heading we shall publish publish shall we heading this Under for made being is preparation Great H O U SEKEEPER S’ COLUMN. S’ SEKEEPER U O H nwtn 44 4 44 4 4 4 Knowlton. t ml, ot a, 44 Jay, North Small, ofr Ctae Arrivals. Cottage Comfort . i H at ot Farmington. North East hlis Kih,J Nwo, M Newton, S J Knight, H F Phillips; F N N uun;ES aly Wnho; S J Wlnthrop; Bailey, S ;E Auburn n o t g n i m r a ontn Pwukt R Pawtucket, Johnston, tdad House. Stoddard Farmington. J ii’ ’v i i W elead ie New­ wife, and CLeslie , , \rr C uut2, 1900.21, August Pnfr f-t vrn An PnnDfir A rto Ms W E Mrs Pritto, E hlrc, Worces­ Philbrick, 1; 1; Miss O W k 5 I I

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TALK ÜF NORTH FRANKLIN. ¡TALK OF NORTH FRANKLIN. Orami Wed ling Reception. ALLEN CAUPMEETINO

[Special Correspondence to the P honograph.] Held vat Strong August 13-19 —Mrs. Julia Lambert was in Farm­ —Mr. and Mrs. Eliab Chandler of D e a d R i v e r , August 22, 1900. ington last week. Hyde Park visited friends in town, re­ A grand weddiug reception was given cently. Largely Attended —Mr. P. A. Fowler was in town over here last Friday night by Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. —Miss Lillian Dolbier is visiting her [Special Correspondence to the PHONOGRAPH.] sister, Mrs. Frank Wyman of New Bert Witham with an out of-doors pavil­ P h i l l i p s , Me., August 22, 1900. —Mrs. H. H. Lander of Stratton was Vineyard. ion dance and ice cream and cake was in town this week. Campmeeting at Strong was opened —Miss Rose Tootkaker was in Farm­ —Mr. Isaac Smith went to Long pond, served to all. There was a large crowd. Tuesday, August 13. Dr. A. S. Ladd, ington over Sunday. Friday, for a few days’ fishing and Nearly twenty-five couples formed on presiding elder of Lewiston district vacation. —Mr. George Bangs has returned to for1:ke first dance. Everyone had a fine had charge of the meeting. His genial­ his home in Deering. —Miss Harriett Skolfield is at Range- time and dancing was kept up until day­ ity and immutable manner kept all ley doing table work at Ebenezer — W. L. Guild of Strong is working Hinkley’s. light. Mr. and Mrs. Witham received cheerful and hopeful. Weather was C A N Y O U in the S. R. R. R. shop. congratulations from their many friends. unfavorable the first part of the week, —Miss Mabel Pratt has returned from The following is a list of presents: —Miss Grace Walker is in town, the Auburn, where she has been visiting but preaching and social services were guest of Mrs. J. W. Brackett. Bed spread, Harry Harlow; bed spread, Mrs for two weeks. Rogers; bed spread, Alvin Wing; linen table­ fully sustained Tuesday. —Miss Amanda Church is entertaining cloth, Mr and Mrs W M Viles; linen table­ —Mr. L. J. Brackett, who has been cloth, Mr and Mrs J G Harlow, 12 linen nap­ Wednesday morning the social service ner sister and niece from Hallowell. spending his vacation in town, has re­ kins, ¡Herman and Ethel Harlow; 1 pail- was conducted by Rev. G. W. Barber. —Miss Maud Cushman is working in turned to Boston. worked linen table doilies, Mrs Mae Harlow; the family of Capt. J. E. Thompson. 1 pair bath towels, Percy Parsons; 1 pan- At 10 o’clock a. m. Dr. E. S. J. Mc­ REMEMBER — Rev. A. S. Ladd, presiding elder of linen towels, Lelia and Pearl Rogers; 1 pair —Messrs. W. R, Leavitt and W. R. the Lewiston district, called on friends linen towels, Vera and Merle Rogers, 7 linen Allister pastor o f’ Pine St. church Booker were in Farmington last week. towels, Chas Rogers; 1 set pillow shams, Mi­ in town last Monday. ami Mrs E A Sampson; fancy lamp mat, Lena Portlaud preached on the “ Christian’s —Miss Ella Toothaker is visiting her —Miss Elma Byron went, Friday, to Rogers; 1 set fancy worked table mats, Mi­ Equipment,” from Ephes. vi, 10-17. parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Toothaker. ami Mrs P A Rogers; glass berry dish, Mr and Skowhegan for a few weeks’ visit to Mrs C W Savage; 2 gold and Ivory pens and At 2 p. m. Rev. W. E. Purrington, —Everybody should see the horse her aunt, Mrs. Simpson. stocks, Percy Taylor and Leroy Parsons; soap pastor at Rumford, preached from trot and ball game at Fai'mington, —Mr. and Mrs. George Dill, who have tray, soap and 50 cents In money, Mildred and Lena Rogers; glass berry dish, Eva Parsons; Matt, vi chapter. This sermon was not Saturday, August 24. Special rates are been visiting in town, have returned to glass set 4 jiieces, Geo Wyman; stone bean offered over the Sandy River and their home in Everett, Mass. pot. Harry Lincoln; decorated China cake sensational, but it would have caused a That the place where you can buy Franklin & Megantic railroads. A plate, Lucilla Brown; salt and vinegar set, —Mrs. A. A. Sanborn of Somerville, Air and Mrs I) C Durrell; salt and pepper lively sensation iu an ordinary congre­ Medicines, Drugs, Chemicals, Wall special train will return after the trot. who attended the reunion at Madrid, set, Herbert Rogers; glass fruit dish,Mr and gation. See ad in another column. Mrs H C Perkins; glass water pitcher, Rufus returned to her home Tuesday. Taylor; salt shake, Arthur Rogers; half dozen At 6 p. m. a social service was con­ Paper, Books and Stationery, —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mores of Fair- silver teaspoons, Mrs Martha Durrell; soap field are visiting relatives in Madrid. —Mrs. Lura Twombly of Phillips ducted in Phillips cottage by Rev. A. and Mrs. S. R. Jones of Anoka, Minn., tray and drainer, Verne Rackliff; toothpick The many friends of Mr. Mores will be holder, Josic Parsons; large decorated parlor A. Callaghan, pastor at Kingfield. In Curtains and Fixtures, Devoe’s glad to learn that he is able to again be went to Rangeley, Saturday, for a lamp, Mrs Iso Durrell; syrup pitcher, Mr and the evening Rev. J. L. Hoyle of Rum- week’s stay. Mrs D F Rackliff; flour sieve, Eugene Rack­ ford Falls preached on the “ Christian among them after being confined to the liff; icecream freezer, Forest Durrell; 1 pair ‘‘Lead and Zinc'’ Paint, Paint house for about six months. This ill­ —Great preparations are being made glass tumblers, Mrs Ed Donahue; 4 large bou­ Fight,” I Tim. vi, 12. for the horse trot and ball game to be quets and vases, Mrs Mae Harlow, Mrs Sam Thursday morning the rain was still ness being caused by a carbuncle on his Daggett, Miss Romana Parsons and other one Brushes, Toys, Ink, Mucilage, neck. held at Franklin park on Saturday, unknown. falling, Rev. G. W. Barber led the de­ August 25. — Mr. and Mrs. E. Plummer of Port­ votional service. At 10 a. m. Rev. A. Apollo Chocolates, Huyler’s Choc­ land are spending a few days with Mr. —Mr. and Mrs. Eastman Ross drove A. Callaghan preached from Roms, i, 1(3. to Skowhegan, Thursday, to spend a Letter to Benj. Butler. Rev. W. F. Berry, field secretary of and Mrs. George A. French. Saturday the Christian League and Rev. G D. olates and Bon Bons, Tobacco, Mr. and Mrs. Plummer and Mr. and few days with her brother, Lewis Beal, Phillips, Me. who is very sick. Holmes, pastor of Brunswick arrived Mrs. French and Miss Lucille spent the Dear Sir: The annoyance caused by Pipes, Cigars, Toilet Articles, day at Perham fishing and otherwise —The Republicans of the Upper village on the noon train. short measure in paints, that are sold Rev. J. E. Clancy, pastor at Phillips, enjoying the day. They report seeing are rejoicing because of their new flag by the “ gallon,” is worse than the loss a tine deer on their way up. which is floating between the stores of preached in the afternoon on “ The Soaps, Perfumes, Brushes, Cork­ by shortage. Misled by the maker’s Authority and Power of Christ,” Matt, —A plan which we have not before M. W. Record and Fremont Scamman. representations as to how far a gallon screws, Sponges, Razor Strops, heard of and which was put into opera­ — The Phillips & Rangeley and Sandy xxviii, IS. Rev. G. D. Holmes had charge will go, you buy too little of every sort, of the social service. In the evening tion in one of our local blacksmith River railroads offer special cates over and must send for more in the midst of shops is novel to say the least. The their lines to the Evangelical camp- Rev. W. F. Berry preached on. Cameras, Photographers’ Sup­ the work. “ Character,” from James iv, 7. This blacksmith had to shoe a horse that did meetings held at Strong, beginning Au­ Besides, a shbrt measure man is, not like to have his feet handled, and gust 24. sermon was specially applicable to plies, Magazines and Daily P a­ doubtless, also a cheat in other ways: young people. in fact did not propose to stand it, so he —Misses Annie and Alice Timberlake his paint is likely to cover perhaps two- walked around and around until he be­ and Mrs. Emma Smith went to Range- Friday morning the clouds had dis­ pers, is at the thirds as much as he says. This also appeared and the sun was shining came dizzy and then the work was be­ ley, Friday for a week’ s stay at Mars- you find out while the work is going on. gun as hurriedlyfas possible and carried quamosy. During their absence Miss brightly. The change in the weather and the painting must wait while you brought more people to the camp on until the horse began to walk around Cherry Bangs has charge of their mil­ send for more. again and became dizzy enough for the linery store. ground. At 10 a. m. Rev. G. D. Holmes Even this is not all, nor the worst. of Brunswick preached on “ The Home blacksmith to proceed with the work —A regular meeting of North Franklin again. If it wears half as long as he says, you of the Soul.” In this sermon there was Pomona Grange, P. of H., No. 22, will are lucky. You have the whole job to —Miss Jennie M. Black, state council­ meat and inspiration. In the afternoon be held with Sandy River grange, Mad­ do over again in a year or two; and Rev. W. F. Berry presented the work or Daughters of Liberty, with the aid of rid, Thursday, September 6, at 10 a. m. perhaps your paint is not really good Corner Store, No. I Beal Block, Blue Mountain council of Phillips, in­ of the Christian Civic League. The Picnic dinner. for that short time. speaker believed in the enforcement of stituted Lake Webb Council, No. 21, at C l a r a A. F r e n c h , Sec’y. Weld, Wednesday evening, August 15. One law of lying is that liars lie most the law. In one place he seized $800 —Crystal Lake Council No., 19, Jr. O. where it’ s hardest to catch ’ em. worth of liquor. The state is being The following officers were installed: C., U. A. M., of Weld visited True Blue Blanche Phillips; A. C., Lizzie Hough­ Another is that a liar lies wherever he stirred up. Rumsellers are trembling Main Street. Phillips, Me. Council, No. 14, of Phillips last Friday and in much fear. In the evening Rev. ton; V. C., Josephine Swett, A. V. C., can. night and conferred the degrees upon Look out for short measure. It in­ G. W. Barber preached an excellent Floss Coburn; Ex. C., Mrs. H. W. Co­ candidates. After the work, they par­ burn; A. Ex. C., H. W. Coburn; G., cludes all the rest. Devoe lead and serm on , “ The Highway of Life.” took of a baked bean supper and had a zinc is full measure and pure and dur­ Saturday morning Rev. J. E. Clancy Cora Masterman; R. S., Henry G. Swett; social time. A. R. S., Nina Phillips; F S., Cliff Max­ able. preached on “ Divine Forgiveness, ’ well; Treas., Cora Phillips; 1. S., Samuel Yours truly, Matt, ix, 2. Rev. W. P. Lord of Farm­ W. A. D. CRAGIN. During the civil war, as well as in our Carlton; O. S., Leavitt Masterman; 55 F. W. D e v o e & Co. ington conducted the social service at Trustees, H. A. Coburn, Austin Archer, late wav with Spain, diarrhoea was one 1 p. m. The afternoon service was A. S. Masterman. of the most troublesome diseases the under the direction of the W. C. T. U. army had to contend with. In many East Madrid. Mrs. Helen Beedy presided, Rev. M. —A jolly party enjoyed a ride, Mon­ instances it became chronic and day, to the foot of Mt. Blue, and from Next Sunday, August 20, is Rev. E. V. Ranger offered prayer and scripture was the old soldiers still suffer from it. Wheeler’s regular appointment in this read by Rev. J. E. Clancy. Mrs. Beedy there walked to the summit. Mr. David Taylor of Wind Ridge, Green A hayrack drawn by three horses and a place. gave an interesting account of her trip Co. Pa., is one of these. He uses abroad. She left New York June 0, for private team served to convey the J. H. Welts is working in Redington, company to the mountain and to put Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­ Edinburgh to attend the World’s W. C. rhoea Remedy and says he never found sawing shingles. T. U. convention. There were 1100 them in good spirits and condition for anything that would give him such Mr. Elbridge Thompson and daugh­ walking. A picnicjdinner was enjoyed passengers on the boat, almost 300 in quick relief. It is for sale by. W. A. ter, Miss Grace, of Lewiston visited in excess of the population of Phillips. b fore the ascent was begun. A few the place last week. decided not to take the climb, but to D. Cragin, Phillips; E. H. Whitney, The White Ribboners interdicted rum j Rangeley; Dyer’s Drug Store, Strong; Miss Sarah Moulton and Carrie Wing pudding, brandy sauce and wine drink | await the return of the more adventur­ Lester L. Mitchell, Kingfield. ous. Howard Sanborn was guide. visited in Salem last week. iDg on the steamer. By order of the The members of the party were: Mrs. The Ladies’ circle will meet this captain it was dropped from the menu. ; The American contingent of the W. C. | H. W. True, Bertha True, Rev. A. F. Among tli3 Churches. week, Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. Earnshaw, Mrs. Ed Greenwood, Mrs. Nellie Mecham. T. U. received a hearty welcome. Mrs. i S At the Union church Rev. Mr. Earn­ Beedy was entertained by the same W. A. D. Cragin, Ralph Cragin, Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Keene and Miss i W. Brackett, Grace Walker, Miriam shaw preached from words in Romans Jennie attended campmeeting at Strong hostess that opened her home to Neal j Brackett, Scott Brackett, Annie Bean, xii, 12, “ Rejoicing in hope.” Hope, in Dow. She also occupied the same Saturday and Sunday. room. Her account cf the drunken- I M Arthur Shepard, Mrs. E. H. Shepard, the spiritual atmosphere is like oxygen Mr. Daniel Brown is visiting his ness that she saw was appalling. This [ Everdene Shepard, Mrs. C. E. Parker, daughter, Mrs, E. R. Keene. Glidden and Floyd Parker, and DeBerna in the physical atmosphere. As the evidently applied to the slum districts j Ross. body feels new strength and vitality Lawyer and Mrs. B. C. Moulton and of Glasgow. The speaker expressed a j 0 when the air that is breathed contains Mrs. Loring, also Mr. Taft, all of Bos­ strong preference for Maine. “ Her | ton, have arrived at Mr. F. H. Thorpe’s state had outlawed the rum traffic. | much of this energizing element, so the for their usual summer outing. The rumseller is a criminal.” Saturday ; i soul that is sustained and nourished by Mrs. Hall and two children, Miss Ula evening Rev. W. P. Lord preached. K hope has courage and power unknown and Master Arthur, are visiting at E. Y. Sunday was an ideal day for the camp- \ Wheeler’s, instead of Mrs. Durkee as raeetiug. Early the people commenced | Wealth to that one who is not so upheld. We find among mankiud a large class recently reported. H. to come. The love feast at 9 a. m. was largely attended. E of hair is of people who look with hopefulness wealth A Mother Tells How She Saved Dr. Daniels gave an interesting ac­ upon the condition of affairs in the count of his work iu India, also the indeed, world, who see everywhere signs of Her Little Daughter’s Life. famine districts. In the afternoon It Has Sto o d t h e T e s t o f T im e ! progress and occasions for thanksgiving. there was present about 1500 people. especial- I am the mother of eight children Three good reasons why it sells better than any other P lu g for There are also many who take the op­ and have had a great deal of experience Larger attendance than for many years. 1 y t o a Dr. F. C. Haddock preached an able S m o k in g , and w hy you should use it. posite view, to whom each disaster is a with medicines. Last summer my lit­ woman. tle daughter had the dysentery in its sermon from P s. xci, 3. The associa­ prophecy of universal sorrow. They tion made no mistake in engaging such 1st. IT IS THE BEST MADE. Every worst form. We thought she would die. 2d. IT .S MADE BY UNION LABOR. are ready to give the least desirable in­ I tried everything I could think of, but a preacher. The closing service of the o t h e r terpretation to each action, and to see nothing seemed to do her any good. campmeeting was a social prayer meet 3d. IT IS NOT MADE BY A TRUST. ing. All the preachers and many of the signs of impending calamities in very I saw by an adveitisement in our paper Tennyson and Longfellow could take a worthless sheet of paper and write a poem on It physical attraction is people participated in this service. and make it worth $65,000. That’s genius. trivial occurrences. Seeing then that that Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Rockefellow can write a few words on a sheet of paper and it is worth $5,000,000. That’s secondary to it. W e Diarrhoea Remedy was highly recom­ The preaching throughout the camp­ pessimism has its despondent following, meeting was of an high order. Better j capital. have a book we will mended and sent and got a bottle at The United States can take an ounce and a quarter o f gold, stamp on it an “ eagle bird ’* we ask what attitude of mind, what in­ order will not be found on any camp­ and make it worth $20.00. That’s money. once. It proved to be one of the very A mechanic can take material worth $5.00, make it into watch springs worth $1,000. gladly send you that best medicines we have ever had in the ground this year than was manifested vestigations will develop more opti­ at Strong. The management of the That’s skill. tells just how to care mistic vision? What are some of the house. It saved my little daughter’s A ditch digger works ten hours a day. handles several tons o f earth, for $1.25. That’s labor. life. I am anxious for every mother to boarding-house was in the hands of the When the people curse the trust« aha still continue to buy and use their products instead for the hair. aids to hopefulness? Ladies Aid society of Strong. o f using “ Peace and Good Will,” “ liurr Oah,” “ Autumn,” “ Old. Kentucky” know what an excellent medicine it is. and “ Our J?lag,” goods made by the H a r r y W k issin g er T obacco C o m p a n y , an inde­ If your hair is too Among those mentioned was the habit Had I known it at first it would have Mrs. Prescott of Farmington had pendent factory: that’s sheer folly and inconsistency, and when a salesman or merenant tells charge of the music. The last camp­ you he will sell you as good tobacco for less money, that’s UNM ITIGATED, STUPEND­ of taking a broad view of life and the saved me a great deal of anxiety and my OUS G A L L . Y ou can’t buy silk and calico at the same price. thin little daughter much suffering.—Yours meeting at Strong in the 19tli century world in regard to both time and space. HARRY WEISSINGER TOBACCO CO. or los­ truly, M r s . G e o . F . B u r d i c k , Liberty, was spiritual and helpful. Let the Do not base conclusions upon the his­ R. I. For sale by W. A. D. Cragin, first campmeeting in the 20th century (NOT IN THE TRUST) ing its tory of one year or one people. Trace Phillips; E. H. Whitney, Rangeley; be characterized by greater earnestness luster, the path of mankind since its history Dyer’s Drug Store, Strong; Lester L. and spirituality. Mitchell, Kingfield. J. E. C. get — was first written and note the wonderful R. D. SIÄONS, M. 1) , advance in civilization, in attainments, Physician and ¡Surgeon. H&ir KINGFIELD, in character. How much that was base Madrid. Kingfield. S u p p l ie s . and brutal in that which even a hundred Telephone. MAINE. Mrs. F. D. Gilmau aud two children ••M M •• M H • •• II •• «•• Ivisor years ago would pass unchallenged is Nearly all of the farmers in this vicin­ now impossible. Though some knowl­ ity have finished haying. have gone to Strong for a two week’s G ro w th becomes Mrs. J. C. Wells has been in Rangeley vacation. Benson & Phillips, I keep constantly on hand a complete edge once held iu the minds of men has stock of Rims. Spokes, in fact a full line of T vanished, is not the whole trend on­ this week where her husband is em­ Mr. E. A. Goodwin went to Strong Successors to W. B. SMALL. vigorous and alj dan­ ployed. Sunday and brought up his family who Dealers in Carriage and Blacksmith Supplies. I have a ward? Are not more results of scien­ large amount of Iron from one to druff is removed. tific and mechanical skill in practical have been there for a week. three Master Harry Huntoon of Rangeley is Fresh Meats, Canned Goods, P i c M inches, any amount of Land Iron, all sizes It always restores use today than ever before? Is not the visiting at J. C. Wells’s Miss Cora Staples of Lewiston is pass­ I purchased this stock before the rise in iron aggregate of desirable knowledge and S. C. Huntington and son are hayinging a few days with her friend, Miss and now my customers get the benefit of it. color to gray or faded civilization greater than that of any Lelia Hunnewall. Fisti on their back place on Beech hill. Kingfield Maine. hair. Retain your other time? Taking this broad view we Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caswell of Lowell •i •<««••*••♦•• ••«•• •«• do not see Orrin Walker is convalescing from the youth; don’t look old sore on his hand which has caused him are.spending a short time in town visit­ “That God, which ever lives and loves, ing relatives. G E. RIDEOUT, Blacksmith, before your time. One God, one law, one element, intense suffering. COME IN And one far-off divine event, Mr. and Mrs. Will Lochlin are visiting Work on the new spool and bobbin To which the whole creation moves.” and get some of the best Tee PHILLIPS, MAINE. $1.00 a bottle. AH druggist«. her sister, Mrs. B. C. Powers. mill is going along at good speed and is Cream in Franklin county. So shall we be given hope, not in the characteristic of Kingfield. The pre­ " I have used your Hair Vigor narrow sphere of our own lives alone, Tobacco, Cigars and Confec­ now for about 25 years and 1 have diction is that in ninety days after they found it splendid and satisfactory but in that wider sphere which includes began the mill will be ready to run. tionery. in every way. I believe I have the whole brotherhood of man. Spirit­ Winter and Wing have been taking recommended this Hair Vigor to ual insight or discernment is au aid to E.C. STANLEY, Kingfield. hundreds of ipy friends, and they ? their timber from Mount Abram for use DENTAL NOTICE. all tell the same story. If any­ hopefulness. The more one compre­ Is BabyThin in the building. body wants tho best kind of a Hair hends of God and his relations to us the ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Vigor I shall certainly recommend I The two elk and two buffalo which stronger will oe our hope and belief this summer? Then add a BROKEN DOWN The great purchnse of 1000 sets of S. S. White’« to them just as strongly as I that progress is sure. As a supreme have been in the park at Carrabassett can that they get a bottle of Ayer’s little have been sold and went through here and Gustle’s best teeth by Dr. F. Bailey, Demist Hair Vigor.” aid one must needs have faith. Faith in Bicycles can be repaired and Monday. They did not serve for profit Lewiston, has made a sensation. These teeth are Mrs. N. E. H a m ilt o n , a God who works in the hearts of men; SGOTT’S EMULSION machinist work of all kinds Not. 28, 1808. Norwich, N. Y. fresh from the factory with all the latest moulds and in a divine power which will eventually where they were aud Mr. Smith de­ to his milk three times a day. cided to sell them. They were sold to done at shades. prove itself greater than all other forces, For quick returns I have decided to make any patient j Writ a the Doctor. bringing its purposes to pass. He wbo It is astonishing how fast A. F. Gerald of Fairfield. They were W . S. Dolbier’s Kingfield. It von don’t obtain all the benefits taken away by Mr. C. H. Stuart, super­ a set for the low price of $5.00 on the best rub you desire from the use of the Vigor, has this hope, rejoices in this hope, and he will improve. If he nurses, plate. 25 years’ experience in fitting the most difficB , write the Doctor about it. Address, will assuredly help in bringing the glad­ intendent of Merrymeeting park, wbo Db . J. C. AYER, came up for the purpose. Col. Mor­ S. L. Savage, cases will insure you a set of the best teeth made. Lowell, Mass. ness for which he looks, for “ Every man if let the mother take the V ery T ruly, that hath this hope in him purifletli rill of Pittsfield leased them to go to Carriage work and wood work of ever) i{! Emulsion. 50c. and $1.00! all druggists. Pittsfield for four days to be one of the description done in a workmanlike manuei 1 Dr. E. BAILEY, Dentist, I himself.” Lower floor connecting with Rideout’s new attractions at the races. blacksmith shop. Journal Block, Lewiston, Me