Rockland Gazette The Largest Rockland Tribune Circulation Union Times In Eastern Maine Consolidated March 17, 1897 Fhe Courier-Gazette. ------—- TVJICE-A-WEEK . . . . TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.

Maine Tuesday October 26 1897 Vol. 52. . . • N c . 75 Two Dollars a Year R o c k la n d

THE FIRST DEBATE if Socrates was not a Roman senator. The MAINE GRANITE POLO TALK MOSTLY IN A CORNER OT THE LIBRARY giggling that went around the room re- mtnden one of a hoarding school for girls. Klondyke MISS BEECHER’S The Y. M. C. A. Opens tbe Henson In Bril­ M an y H nndannie Iliiil<1ingr this p isition w ho would give ive title of “ Sweethearts and Friends,” and F. then pointed to the Roman Em pire as a good became. At the present time the senate was The Mt. Waldo Granite Co. of Maine, has greater satisfaction to the players and people. Anstey, the au»I or ««f “ Vice Versa” announces “ How's that?'’ you ask—well, let me example of what would become of any nation mostly made up of millionaires. closed another large contract for furnishing a volume et titled “ Baboo Hurry Bungsho that was not governed wholly by the people. •torie for the Philadelphia m int. At pres­ Jabberjee, B. A .” see, it’s easy as can be— Mr. H unt referred to the time when the peo­ A contract was received from Charlie Gay It has been shown that the people of the ple elected men and were afterwards disap­ ent 150 stone cutters are at work for the Just bring old gold and silverware Thursday, by Manager Houlehan for his ser­ The N< vember number of Harper’s Maga­ United States can be trusted. It astonished pointed in their choice. The lx>sse«,he thought, company, and more are to be put on. Wages vices the coming season with the Gardiner zine will contain a vivid descr ption of the post-haste down street to me. the world 30 years ago when they, after hav would stand even a better chance if the senate are low, but work is plenty. polo team. This now makes the team solid second I attle of Valestinos, one of the most ing lain silent for almost 100 years, raised an was elected by the people. In «»n,v one case,to O f course you will not see the sights The Red Beach Granite Company of Red and bv those who know this is considered stirring c» n ’ests during ihe (J ecu-Turkish aimy of a million men almost in a fortnight. wo rend regarding Klondyke, his knowledge, had t2te peop’e been wise in Begch, Me., has a contract on band to supply a crack-a-jick team. The men will report War, by Richard Harding Divi«, illustrated There seemed to be danger of centralization electing their man and th: t was when W . E. rough stone for a large museum in Central Monday, November I, when a week of good from photographs taken t»y Mr. Divis. But yon can’t miss me anyway—my of the government into the hands of a few to Russell of Massachusetts was elected gov­ Park, N. Y. hard practice will be given that they may be At the recent celebration of Brooklyn Day the detriment of the many. store is near the Thorndike. ernor. A revival of the lime business at Islesboro, come accustomed to one another and their at the Tennessee Centennial Exposition, Mrs. M r. Prescott then said that the question M r. Starrett did not take any decided stand Me., is expected a1 an early dnte, which will ways. For the coming season, the outlook it Margaret E. Sangster, Editor of Harper’s The holidays are drawing near and was not centralization at all but whether a but thought it rather hazirdous to change the make quanying of limestone good in that most favorable. Bazar, an honored resident of Brooklyn, de­ change was expedient. It was the aim of constitution. There are many chances to be presents yon will need— section. livered the norm of the occasion at the spec­ the constitution to give the people as much taken in politics and one wonders that things I’ll give you new goods for the old, an ial exercises in the Woman's Building This liberty as possible for a well regulated gov­ are ns good as they are. Frank S. Carnes of Prospect, Me., has a O. P. Gaylor, baseball writer for the Cincin­ lady is identified with several volumes of ofler you should hoed— ernment, hut in order to have a stable gov­ Messrs. M iller, Norwood and Coombs also crew of men nt work at a new quarry just nati Enquirer, and New York Herald for graceful and deep hearted poetry: ‘On the ernment we must have one regulated by law spoke intelligently upon the question, all opened on W m. Kenney’s land getting many years died at W inona, M inn , Tuesday, Bring watches, chains, spoons, chai ms Road H om e,” “ Little Knights and Ladies,” H e then explained the diflerent branches of thinking that no change should be made from out stone for the electric bridge at Hampden. of consumption, aged 47. H e was born in or rings, or anv other thing, and “ Hom e Fairies and Heart Flowers.” She government as now existing and called atten­ the present system. H e also has a small crew at work at M t. Dayton, Ohio, in 1850, studied law in Cin­ The Yukon liver’s frozen up—vou The Ma i That’s Behind tion to the fact that although the senators The meeting was full of interest and the Tuck for the same job. Some 25 men are at c in n a ti, where he first took up baseball work. can’t get there till spring. are elected not by the people directly hut by pleasant sparring between Messrs. Campbell work at Wostere quarry. George Batchelder As a writer on this topic he probably lied no the styles In tils attire Is considered behind has charge of the stone cutting department. equal, his reports of league games being eag­ the time. In everything. The well dressed tbe Legislature, the people nevertheless and Cilley provoked much mirth. The next erly looked for by the general reading public man has confidence In htrasep and inspires exert a strong influence and practically decide meeting will beheld next Thursday evening at The Granite Company of Hallowell, Me., C. E. DANIELS, It In others We are prepared to put you who shall be senator as in the case of Lincoln 7.30 o’clock. The subject for the next meet is now filling the contract for the new sky­ and baseball “ cranks” alike. on this satisfactory footing fora very small and Douglass. “ A change simply for the ing is, “ Resolved: That, if it were possible a scraper—the Empire building—now being outlay. We have open for Inspection a •. THE JEWELER •• reason ol changing anything is not desirable reasonable property qualification for the ex­ erected in New York city by the O. B. Potter Bath Times;- One week from next Satur­ splendid assortment of Scotch Mixed Suit­ but rather hurtful.” ercise of the municipal franchise in the United Trust Co. The superstructure will be wholly day the Maine p >lo league season will com­ THORNDIKE HOTEL BLOCK. ings. from which we will make suits from M r. Campbell’s modesty was very charm ­ States would be desirable.” Messrs. F. B. of Hallowell and Mt. Waldo granite, while 814 to 820; faultless in fit, perfect In style mence, the Baths playing their first game at and absolute w ithout defect as regards ing. H e was sure if he had known who Miller, H. H. Monroe and Philip Howard tbe Bodwell Granite Co. of Vinalhaven will Lewiston. On account of the call for re­ workmanship. would be present at the meeting he would takes the affirmative and Messrs. E. W . furnish Ihe stone for the basement. The served seats Manager Donnell has decided to not have consented to say anything on this Porter, W . R. Prescott, Gen. J. P. Cilley and building w ill be 200 feet long, 75 feet wide, open the sale on next M mday night at Swett’a. All The People; question, but would have insisted upon A. P. H unt the negative side. and 20 stories high. A long list of season ticket purchasers will having Mr. Starrett and other eminent gen Alonzo Abbott, Springer & Orcutt, Robert­ be on band. tlemen take his side. After he had partially Are not aware of the great vai lety of goods we [ J. A. Brewster, son & Havey, Dunbar Bros, Crabtree & recovered from his modesty he stated that FRANK JONES’ SPLENDID SEASON carry in our store. We have many things useful , Havey, Hooper, Havey & Co., Sullivan The price of the new Columbia cbainless for the household as well as for outside work MERCHANT TAILOR. the leading feature of this century is “ material Granite Co., of West Sullivan, M e., all are out We have a large assortment ot bicycle, model 50, has been set at £125. progress linked with political liberty. And The manager of the Frank Jones, which of work and have their quarries ready for Washington St, Camden this is the tendency not only in thia country runs from Portland to Machias and neighbor­ work as soon as contracts can be gotten. Sockalexis, the noted baseball player, who but in foreign nations as well. We demand ing points on the east coast, says that the These concerns have shipped nearly all of WOODEN WARE is a member of the Penobscot tribe of In ­ that a change shall be made in the constitu- business done by this fine steamer this season their blocks, except A. Abbott, who is to hold dians, has arrived in Oldtown and is at his ( tion. We know we have a good government has far exceeded expectations and the freight his stock until better prices can be gotten. home on the island. Sockalexis was a mem­ Jardinieres, I and we should be proud of it. But there holds on so well that it is not at all probable Nearly all of the men are leaving town to Pails, Wash Tubs, ber of the Cleveland team in the national are intelligent people who think that the that tbe steamer will be taken off the route find better pay and employment, and when league during the past season and he Ironing Boards. United States Senate should be elected by before December first. The steamer com­ business starts up there men will be scarce was very much written up in the newspapers. B ro o m s an d th e lik e Flower Pots the people. Tbe best way to govern the menced running from Portland last season on and will he haid to get back. MM. M. X. aANURTRH. eople is to get as near Io them as possible. A largo o.orlment of Tinware, tho variety of April second, but it is not unlikely that in the The contract price for the high service has long been a prominent worker in the AND.... his is government for the people, by the which need. no doaorlptlun. ? coming spring she will go on the route as tower at Lawrence,Mass.,is £21,714 for mason­ Bath Times:— Manager Donnell is not yet woman's movement for higher culture and people and o f the people. The present early as March first. During the summer she ry; the lower 27 feet is o f broken granite perfectly sure that he will have the same freer opportunities, and yet has always system should be done away with. Th e rich has carried all the freight that she could stag­ ashlar; from that to the height of 107 feet polo team in the M aine league that he had stnnchly opposed those extremes of opinion We have the Largest and Best Display of C u sp a d o rs men in New York and Chicago are as inter ger under while passenger business has been the facades are of brick, narrow windows, last year, as the .managers of the new lea­ and practice which would rob women of Baskets to be fotiod In the city. All sizes. ested in Maine as tbe M aine people them­ the largest this steamer has ever known. It with irregular granite quoins being built in gue in Connecticut are making big offers their i'wn particular birthright of femininity. selves. Now a few dominate and dictate JUST RECEIVED is a fine thing for Portland says the Press and the brick at intivals. The balcony above to several of his players. A ll the old play­ In the pages of H arper’s Bazar she has re­ who shall be the senators o f the state.” Then for outdoors we have— the venture ia turning out well for the Maine the stanpipe, 107 feet above the base of the ers of last season’s team were reserved, and cently opened a department devoted to - - A T - - Gen. Cilley tried hard to breakdown Mr. Central railroad, which owns tbe boat. pipe, will be flanked with 16 brick arches when the season closed and they left Bath, W om en’s Clubs; and her visit to the South Campbell’s argument by referring to Greece Shovels, Spades, hoes, When the Frank Jones stops running on supported on granite columns. they all said they would surely return this will afford an opportunity of renewing her showing bow democracy had utterly failed December first the towns from M t. Desert year. They were receiving good money and COPELAND’S BAZAR The Mt. Waldo Granite Co., of Frankfort, old acquaintances and securing new ones, and Forks, Rakes and such there. Here someone ventured tbe question Ferry to Machiasport are shut off from the their pay was always ready and tbe financial Me., have recently taken from their quarries thus draw herself and all the leaders i f higher rest of the world and the only communica­ standing of the Maine League is a well-known things. : : : 34 sheets of granite measuring 21 feet in culture into closer and more practical rela­ See what we sell for 10c tion which they have is by a long cold stage fact. It will be known before many days length, 64 feet wide and one foot thick; tion. She will extend her trip to Louisville, -drive. It is likely that l hi* season tbe steamer what the offers of “ big promises to pay” from CIDER PRESSES and many articles for the use weight, 10 tons each; these were hauled from in order to be present at a 1 Jrawing-room In our north window. . Sappho, now tunning from Mt. Desert Ferry the Connecticut league will bring about. of Farmers the quarries to the wharf on skids by eleven Meeting; to Lynchburg, where the object of to Bar Harbor, will be taken oft this route on The room at our command 1h too limited to We are Selling pair of oxen, were shipped rough, and will her visit is social; and to Knoxville where enumerate all that we could mention, but we will December first, and run from M t. Desert to be used in the Capitol building at Albany, N . A close and interesting candle pin match she will be the guest of the city at 'he forth­ gladly ahow you around If you call at our store. Machiasport. stopping on both trips up and Y.; the cutting will be done there. was rolled Friday evening on Healey's alleys coming Carnival. Copeland’s Bazar back at Millbridge and Jonesport. This will between Healey’s team and Thomas’ team, The author of “ The Baby’s|Grandmother,” be a great thing for these towns which have One of the most beautiful points of interest HARD SOFT the first named winning by twenty-five pins. one of tbe prettiest and cleverest of modern 398 MAIN STREET. COAL been absolutely shut out of tbe world after within an easy five-minute drive of Bar H a r­ Tbe regular team was represented on both feminine novels, has written a new book, Chas. T. Spear the Jones stops running for the season. bor, M e., is Kebo Valley farm. ’ People who have lately become imbued w ith the idea that teams and in one string the total of tbe five which is coming out soon. It is to bear tbe C. FRANK JO N ES, men figured up to 495. Tbe defeated team title of “Ivy Kildare.” Tbe camel is a beast of great strength and farming cannot be made to pay in the state GRAIN MERCHANT lost the game in the first string. H ealey’s endurance. Nothing hurts it until the prover of Maine should know that Kebo Valley farm Tbe Putnams announce a new novel by team has now won one game out of three and Cheap as anybody. bial “ last straw” is added to its burden. Tbe is not only a beautiful place, but is a farm that Anna Katharine Green, whose Ingenuity ia Rockland, ■ Maine. Stenographer feel elated therefor. There was quite ■ crowd human digestive system is very much like a pays. Five or six years ago M r. John I I . unflagging. She goes on undaunted from one Prescott, a young man, left tbe livery business present ano not only edjoyed the game but problem of “detective literature” t<> another. . . and camel. It is really astonishing how much regaled themselves with nice cigars provided >♦< abuse it w ill stand. Sometimes, however, in which he had been connected with bis H er new book bears the suggestive title of by W . H . Kittredge. Th e score: Typewriter, something worse than usual w ill be eaten, and uncle, John H arden, cleared up a tract of “Lost Man’s Lane.” HBaLSY'S will go through tbe stomach into (he bowels, wild land In Kebo Valley and went to farm­ TKSlC. The Century Company, in its daioty “ Thum b ing. Now M r. Prescott bat a beautiful and Healsy S3 9& Hl S» 94 -444 N a il” series, reprints Dickens's “ Christmas 632 nAIN STREET. and there it will stick— that's constipation. G Kernald 74 Si 70 H6 12-403 A. F. CROCKETT CO Nine-tenths of all human sickoess is due to fertile farm of 75 acres from which he reaps Carol” and Cicero’s discourse “ D e Amlcitia.” 1 bsvs opened aa ofloe at the above number, HswIdb 76 14 84 OH 90-481 constipation. Some of the simplest symp oms a large annual income. This farm contains a Achorn 68 84 90 88 77—SO4 The attractive paints about these reissues ot where persona can secure the servtcea of an expert Davis 84 198 v4 HH 78-442 The Right Shape! Btenogrspher and Typewriter at a nominal figure, N O R T H E N D . are coated tongue and loul breath, dizziness, quarry of red granite from which has been classioal literature are found in tbe effective or I will come to your place of buttress every day heartburn, flstulance, sallownets, distress after taken some of the fioest granite that has been stamped leather covers -nd in the handsome The Right Size I and take yonr work by dictation returning the Total, eating, headaches and lassitude. A little ut into the millionaire cottages st Bar H sr type. The form 11 also good, being calcu­ The Right Flavor ’ letters to you In time for the next mall at these Thoms* 87 — 444 pi iocs : >•< thing will cause constipation, and a little thing Kor. Last year M r. Prescott realized a net lated for the vest pocket. W. Fernald 83-440 The Right Price ! For an average of 40 letters per week er leee, 9 1 .6 0 w ill relieve it. D r. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets income of £7.000 alone from the granite,sand, Winslow 77—428 The pretty and pathetic story about two pet •' *• more than 40 and less than 100, 8.00 Ora or» by Telephone are a certain cure for constipation. They are gravel and loam which be sold from his farm. Kill red gs squirrels which W . J .Stillman published in THE RIGHT CIGAR FOR 5 c . For all legal work aa low as It can possibly b* tiny, sugar coated granules, mild and natural The red granite that was put into Chitwood, Keyes the Century some months ago has been re­ done. given prompt attention Mr. Pulitzer’s cottage, came from Kebo Val­ H .C CLARK, - Manufacturer X * 1 ask your support Mr. Business Man for this in tbeir action. There ia nothing injurious Total, 416 406 414 484 printed in a little volume in London. Its BOOBLIMD, MB about them. Sold by druggists ley farm. profits are to go to a “ H om e” tor poor chil­ Address with 21 cents in one-cent stamps, George W.AIdridge.superintcndeot ohlMblic The Courier-Gazelle has issued a schedule dren requiring surgical treatment. A book ol to cover cost of mailing only, W orld’s Dispen­ Works at-Albany, N. Y , denied that be and of tbe Maine polo Jcakuc whiol) can conven­ more importance from M r. Stillm an’s pen is sary Medical Association, Buflalo, N . Y., and the governor had hern forced to accept the iently be carried around ill Ihe vest pocket. just corning from tbe press. It deals w ith get a free copy of the “ People's Common bid of the H allow ell Granite Co. for £290,000 This little pocket edition also contains space modern Italian life and is entitled “Rome, F o r $ 1 . o o a Y e a r ! Sense Medical Adviser.” against their wishes. H e said,— “ W hile it is to keep a record of the score of each game of Old and New.” true that there were bids much lower than the all the teams. Copies may be obtained of Mrs. Fraser, tbe author of that striking Hallowell company’s, it is also true that they Fernald, Biel ben A Co , II *ward Cigar Co , We also give you a handsome “n Samuel D. McKenney entered the base­ novel, “ Palladia,’* has written a new story, $500 Accident Insurance ment of a diy goods store at Decatur, I I I , came from contractors who at present are do H . C. C lark, at H ealey’s bowling alley, C. E which she calls “ A Chapter of Accidents.” O in which he ia employed as a salesman. H e ing a great amount of work about the build­ Rising and W . 11. Kittredge. Macmillan will bring it out shortly. Tbe lady Iuued by the Fidelity and Casualty Insurance leather Pocket Case and our encountered two burglars, one o f whom fired ing, but in a very slow and unsatisfactory is tbe sister o f Marion Crawford and tbe Company of N ew Y o rk , the strongest acci­ c new patent Key Tag. ai him. McKenney struck the burglar’s arm manner. G >v. Black and myself are in accord The I>u< Fish Nuisance. widow ot a former British Minister to Japan. dent company in the United States, covering z in lime to destroy bis aim. T b e bullet pasted that the work should go to one responsible The dog fish are growing more plentiful all Another feminine novelist who is a sister of a injuries sustained w hile traveling on any pub­ ► party instead of to a lot of small bidders The registration of either will save you great through M i Kenney's hat and the burglars the nine and unless someihing is done io ex­ well-known writer — Rider H aggaid— is also lic conveyance, including steam, electric or The Hallowell company furnishes the only inconvenience and loss of time as the Reward fled. ______terminate them (be co*, and haddock will all connected in a diplomatic wav with tbe cable cars, ferry and steamboats, horse cars granite that has st« od the test. To let the Q Card and K ey Tag are sure to act as ma^nett u be destroyed or driven t ft the coast. The Orient. This is tbe Baroness D 'Anetban, tbe or omnibuses, and passenger elevators, "I DC and thus secure the teturn of your pocket Tbe comer stone of the Christian Tabernacle contract to any other concerns meant that dog fish grow more numerous every season wife of the present Belgian Minister in Japan. case containing railroad tickets, valuable 1 at Moweaqua, I I I , was laid Saturday after they bad to sub lei the furnishing of the and while they are about during about six A novel from thia lady's peo is now on tbe And $6.00 Weekly Indemnity, 3 granite to the H allow dl company. This memoranda, etc., or your keys, if lost, (It noon. Elder A. R. Spt icer officiated, assisted weeks of the season it is impossible to catch press. meant delay. Tbe advantage is, therefore, 0 5 In case of disability from accident sustained would cost you almost as much to advertise by all the pastors in tbe city. Rev. E. 1. any fish. Tbe dog fish is absolutely worthless Durham, d your wlnga— 0 ) An improved feeling prevails in the stock you unknown and p- rhap- moneyless among io drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on Llius b‘uw pigtou whb velvet eyra; m rket and prices generally score net ad- | Bisep to ihe rwioglug of Wolhsr btlda •lUglOf— strangers and best o f all restores you to your ihe blood and mucous surfaces of the syst< m. O vances Higher quotations for Americans in Bwlugii'g lbs nest where tbs lillle one lisa. friends and family. They oflrr one hundred dollars for any case it l»ndnn,the postponement of the argument 00 fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi­ A way out yonder, I see a H » r - tbe Joint Trstfic case and a good bank state­ i-ilv* ry • at whb a tlnkilug aong, monials. Address, ment all contributed >o tbe rising trend of the ! To Uis >oft dew falling I hear it tailing— ALFRED S. BLACK, G e n e r a l A g e n t , F. J. C H E N E Y & C O ., Toledo, O. * '-ailing and (inkling the night along. market, and io addition some special Sold by Druggists, 75c. 4 /s o Agent for Fire, Llfeand Casualty Insurance Companies. 5 LIMLROCK STRFF1 c*u«es we"- st work. B mds were generally lu tbn ugh (he window a utooubeatu cotnsa— H a ll’s Family Pills are tbe best. firmer, bi v r was steady. LUU g > wluga; AU sllvuily creeping. It a*k« “Is he a sepiua— Bleeping and drunning whlls mother amga?*’ ttuiklcn’a Arnica Salve Up from Ihe »$a thsts Boats ihe sob AX/’V will fop Another week lor T he Best hALVg io the world for Cuu Of ib - waves ibat -re bn-aklug upon lbs shore, * 1 . 0 0 Bruises, xores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Aa (hough ibey were groaning io anguish and IIII TH IS W E E K O2NTL.Y. 11 g Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbiibisiiu Bemoaning ihe ship that shall come 00 mors. $1 ■ ju„i tbluk ot It, $1 00 Cubin')' 41 00 p»r$.,. $U 00 Hut M*rfotw that brat any ever before p'oducwi In tblu > ectluu tor $2.00 Corns, and all Skin Eropliont, and positively p p r dox See Haul pie. ot our work. II »k»W» fur lleelf. Cloudy weather ju-l^a* good a. fair. cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar­ Hut sleep. Hu's pig vou. and fold your wnga— Lit-Is blue pigeon with otournlul Successor to BONO, Rockland, Me. Headquarters at W aterville, Me. anteed to give perfect aa lislactiou or money 6m I not singing? Pee. 1 sm • winging — • efunded. Price 25 ccutapcr boa. Koi sale tw inging lb s ns»i where my darilug las. Branch Studios all over Maine and Ne« Hampshire. T H E C A . SMITH PHOTO CO. by W . IL Kittredge * * -Ku»i»a THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1897,

centre of a farming community—those | A KNOX COUNTY FAIR The Courier-Gazette, interests are already cared for by the excellent fairs held each year In the, Next Season will See One of the Largest Fairs Held In the State. towns of Union and Washington.' A N O T H I ^ R J ALL THE HOME NEWS Il is with pleasure that The Courier Gazet e But something in the nature of a able to announce in this issue that plans Published every Tuesday and Saturday morning from 460 Main Street, Rockland, Maine Business Men's Week could he are being laid for a three days fair to be held launched we believe with assured at the Knox Trotling Park next September. BY THE ROCKLAND PUBIISHINGCO The date of the fair w ill be set so that the success. bncli a week, properly racing events will be included in the state cir­ NEWSPARtR HISTORY fostered by the city's business houses, cuit, which will call for the entries of the The Rockland Garttte was ssUblirheJ ia 18,6, I11 ought to ntlracl here, under the stimu­ speediest horses in New England. Good fat 1874 the Courier was established, at.d consolidated with purses w ill be hung up and < (Torts will be be Gazette in t88a. The Free Press was established lus of reduced railroad and steamboat bi i8 « , and in 1891 changed its name to the Tribune, made to get horses of national reputation fur The Union Times was established in 1893. The three fares, largo companies of visitors. the exhibition racts. There w ill be trotting papers consolidated March 1 ,, *897. Races of many kinds could bearranged every day. There will also be on each day bicycle Subscriptions $» per year in advance; single copies at the trotting park, and other attrac­ three cents. races with purses of sufficient size to bring Advertising rates based upon circulation and very tions presented. It ought to he possi­ here the largest number and the speediest reasonable. peddlers of the pneumatic machines ever Communications upon topics of general interest are ble to have suitable buildings erected gathered on one track in this state. aolLited. at the park wherein agricultural and Of Reliable. Up-to-Date Pall and W inter Dry Goods to be Slaughtered. REGARDLESS OP FIRST COST. Entered at the postofbee at Rockland for circulation A firemen’s muster open to all the com­ at second-class postal rates. other exhibits could be made an at­ panies in the stale will also be an attraction. THE ENTIRE STOCK OP A. G. ELLIOT, Fairfield, Maine, 8old to tractive feature. These are merely This w ill include a parade in the city, with hose and reel races, band engine contests on suggestions. Many plans would be Circulation 6,000 Each Issue the track. laid under co-operation of onr business A building o f suitable size will be erected In the past few week* many Knox men and others that would result in a on the park grounds of sufficient size to ac­ commodate the manufacturers, merchants and county people not hitherto regular public demonstration which could not farmers of Knox County to make elaborate readers of The Courier-Gazette have fail to be of great benefit to our city. exhibits. SIM O NTO N DRV GOODS CO., placed their names upon its subscrip We hope to see the matter receive It is the intention of the promoters of the affair to make this a combination of county ROCKLAND, MAINE. lion list. attention such a* it is clearly entitled fair, merchant’s week, firemen’s muster, horse We will be glad to nave them note to. ______trots and bicycle racing. We have purchased the En’lre Stock of A. G. Elliot, recently in business in Fairfield, Maine, from the Mcody Dry Goods Co., from week to week how complete!) Besides what have already been mentioned HOME ADVERTISING there will be numberless other attractions. W aterville, at about one-half its real value, and to give our many customers a real treat to New Fall Merchandise at unheard-of Low these columns cover the news field of The difference in localities as to patronage The line will not be too severely drawn on Prices we shall throw thsse goods out in Rockland and vkin ty and patrons may be sure of G ’tEAT BARGAINS in Every Depart­ of local newspapers is very noticeable. One of the county. There are other papers in fakirs, side shows and the like. ment duripg this the world, good papers enough, but our Maine exchanges, published in a town It will be a time to draw out the peopje and with less population by a thousand than W al­ with the attractions offered everybody will their field is not Knox county. doboro, had in its issue of last week ten col­ surely want to be there. It is the home news you get in The umns of advertisements from local patrons. This will surely be a go. The track and Courier-Gazette, twice every week, The Lincoln County News had the same the building have been guaranteed and what week less than two columns of local adver­ people have been approached have expressed «<3U DAYS SALE! 30DRYS> for only two dollars a year. tising.— Lincoln County News. themselves as being w illing to assist, net only The Journal has no reason to complain of with taking exhibit space but in contributing In order to get the stock ready for Saturday, Oct. 80th our store will be closed Friday at 3 p. ro. It is gratifying to note a general its local advertising patronage, but would like funds if necessary to make a success. disposition on the part of the news to see more of the business concerns repre­ This is no visionary scheme but is the out­ sented in its columns, even if the aggregate come of much thought on the part of some papers to have a stop put to the shoot­ space was no greater. That would give a of our business men. Saturday, Oct. BO tli ing of people in Maine by amateur better impression nf our city abroad------Belfast Let every manufacturer, business man and “ sportsmen.” The list of fatal acci­ Republican Journal. farmer of K nox County take off his coat, roll A glance at our columns w ill convince the up bis sleeves and work for the success of the Owing to the magnitude of this stock it will be impossible for us to mention prices but wo can say without exngeration that dents this year has grown so long as to mo9t skeptical that the Rockland merchants new Knox County Fair. those having to purchase goods ihis Fall will surely find this their Gulden Opportunity. he positively appalling. regard The Courier-Gazette as their best adver­ M ore later. tising medium. GREATEST COMEDY EVENT OF THE SEASON. Rockland is undoubtedly in the Gcoil Templars Active. THE STOCK INCLUDES: hands of a fire-bug of malignant, type. The organizers have lately instituted several Lillian Kennedy in “The Deacon’n Daugh­ Dres« Goods. Silks, Velvets, Hosiery. Underwear, Corsets. M uslin Underwear, Gloves, Dress Linings, The Courier-Gazette renews its sug­ new lodges of Good Templars as follows: ter.” Farwell Opera House, Thursday, Percales, Calicoes, Ginghams, Outings, Blankets, Men’s Underwear, Men’.- Gloves and M ittens. Overalls, gestion that the officials in a quiet Meadow Brook Lodge,No. 26,of N ew Sharon, N o v . 11. 23 members; Waldo Lodge,No. 386 of Waldo, Jumpers and Working Shirts, also Table Linens Napkins. Crashes. Towels, Cottons, Sheetings. Wrappers, man tier engage a detective of acknowl­ The announcement that the pretty and well 18 members; Knox Center Lodge, No. 6, of Waists, Mackintoshes Comforters, Small Wares, Handkerchiefs Umbrellas. Rugs, Yarns, Hamburgs, known soubrette Miss L illian Kennedy so edged acumen who shall secretly get to Knox, 13 members; H a ll’s Corner Lodge, No. well known in the larger cities will appear for Trimmings, Machine Thread, Belts, Etc. 90, of Belmont, 26 members; Neal Dow work and hunt this thing down. The one night only in the Greatest Farce Comedy Lodge, No. 394 of Augusta, about 30 mem public offering of a reward never yet ever written will be greeted with delight by bers. Neal Dow Lodge is named after the In Connection with thiB Stock we shall place on sale about our many theatre-goers. This bright and resulted in preventing crime of this great leader who was a loyal and active m em ­ roaring Farce-Comedy has made a tremendous ber of the order. The templars hope to get a sort, or in producing a malefactor hit in all the large cities and will be produced score of new lodges,at least five hundred new after the crime had been committed, with the same strong company of artists, will members before the new year. 200 JACKETS, CAPES AND SKIRTS at leaBt so far as Rockland's experience certainly be a great treat to our people who we Free Pills. trust will take advantage of this fact goes. But the firebug ought to be and give this very strong attraction that is Bought of the reliable Commission Merchant, A. SIMON, Jr., New York, N. Y., at less than 50c on 81.00. To Insure a rapid sale c au g h t. Send your address to H . E. Bucklen & Co, endorsed by the clergy and press, a rousing we shall offer these Garments while they last at prices BELOW COST TO MANUFACTURE. Chicago, and get a free sample box o f D r. reception as it certainly deserves. K in g ’s New Life Pills. A trial w ill convince The Courier-Gazette wishes to lend you of their merits. These pills are easy in W hat Do The Children Drink? itself to a movement on the part of action and are particularly effective in the cure o f Constipation and Sick Headache. Don’t give them tea or coffee Have you tried the citizens that shall give our city some­ new food drink called Grain- »? I» in dellcloua and For M alaria and Liver troubles they have been nourishing and take* the place o f coffee. I’he more thing each fall like the agricultural roved invaluable. They are guaranteed to Graln-O you give the children the more health yon fkir that once was an annual feature e purely vegetable. They do not weaken by distribute through their ayatem Grain-O ta made of pure grains, and when pr perly prepared tastes here. It is probable that an agricul­ their action, but by giving tone to stomach like the choice grades of coffee hut costs about Ji­ tural fair in itself would not be practi. and bowels greatly invigorate the system as much. A ll grocers sell it 15c. and 25. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold by W . H . cable, for we are not essentially the Kittredge, Druggist. Ordway’s Plasters Cure Neuralgia.

one price J. F. GREGORY & SON clothiers | M E N ’S HANDSOME STYLISH SUITS Winter Overcoats, f \ 5 $ 7 .0 0 $ 1 2 .0 0 Cool Suit of all wool cassimere, Medium cut,blue and black, in neat broken plaids and Breezes fast color, satin shoulder fac­ mixtures. Single breasted. Tell us ings, Italian lasting body lining. Sizes 34 to 44 NEWS OF THE ARMORY. THE FIREBUG AGAIN lime kiln fires and made a careful personal in ­ Philip H ow ard has entered the lists o f Every suit well made and These garments would be cheap at 915. We vestigation without result. The city offered a qualified sharpshooters, making the fourth in standing reward of $100 for the firebug’s ap­ O f the "Tbe battle of Ligonia” was tbe ino«l in ­ More Lime kilns and More Trestle Work Co. H. Tillson Light Infantry. Mr. Howard trimmed and perfect fitting. bought them early hence the low price. prehension and caused special police to be qualified at 200 yards some time ago, and teresting event of Friday, for Portland. 1 hat Hacrlllced at Ills Altar. Good all wool business Buits in dark „ A rriva l Heavy all wool kersey overcoats, city’s battalion of the National Guard. 130 on duty nights, but Saturday morning’s big Saturday made tbe desired scores at 500 and Another destructive trestle work and lime and medium mixtures, sizes 34 to 42 $ 5 .50 guaranteed absolutely fast color,cut atrong, comprising Capt. Baker, with 43 men blaze proves conclusively that tbe firebug is 600 yards very easily. A . C. McLoon also O f the kiln fire occurred at 1.30 o’clock Saturday Checks,plaids and mixtures in fine medium length. You can’t match and two officers, Capt. H ogan with bis 30 still abroad and undaunted. qualified a i sharpshooter. morning, and like its long string of predeces Tb e people were at first vexed by the re­ all wool, single breasted suits. Sizes F all Montgomery Guards, C apt. Conley, 20 men it fo r 912...... and one officer, Capt. D o w ’s company, the sorstheie is no room for doubt that it was the curring flies. They are now thoroughly in ­ work of firebugs. The property attacked this 34 to 42. W ell w o rth 910...... $ 8 .0 0 Season Men’s heavy gray reefers with light infantry, 20 men, commanded by Lieut. dignant and all sorts of vengeance is threat­ Goods are the Best regular or ulster collar. All sizes-. tjjiO .O v Welch, tbe Signal Corp*, 15 bu«inet»-like time included two kilns and two sheds be­ ened if the offender should he caught. longing to the Cobb Lim e Company, but A n d looking fellows in line under command of Yesterday afternoon the board of aldermen Priees are the Loe/est known as the Farnsworth kilns. They were Lieut. Butler, accompanied by Col. L . I I . held a fire inquest and the testimony of quite Variety the Largest BOYS’ SUITS Rem ind located just to the north of the site o f the a number o f witnesses was taken down by a M E N ’S Kendall of the First Regiment, Adjutant Us that Davis, Major Ulmer of Rockland, also of the Snow kilns which were burned a few weeks stenographer. $ 2 .5 0 First Regiment, and Adjutant General ago, and like the latter bad been in use only Tbe examination was conducted by City T R O U S E R S as storehouses. Heavy Richards and Capt. M orton, U . S. A., in a Solicitor S. Thayer Kim ball, assisted by State The kind that will stand any carriage, marched to Gorham Corner and then In this instance the work of tbe fire bug Insurance Commissioner S. W . Carr of Bow­ rough and tumble game. Weight $ 2 .0 0 out to Camp Berry, where the fall field exer­ must have been well planned for when tbe doinham. T b e finding of tbe inquest was Meats, Provisions, Groceries They’re all wool and are as cises of tbe battaliou, including a sham battle, confijgratidn was discovered by Officer Post “ cause o f fire unknown.” . . . AND . . . Clothing Made from all wool Vas- were held. The troops covered themselves tbe sheds were a muss of flames and any at W bat appears to have been another attempt good as most 83.00 suits. tempt to save them would have been futile. salboro woolens. Checks, — with glory, and the service of tbe surgeon, at incendiarism was made Sunday night When General Household Supplies. W ill be who accompanied tbe troops, were not called A general alarm was ruug in and long before kerosene was poured over the contents in one BOYS REEFERS broken plaids and mixtures. it had ceased striking, tbe flames had destroyed corner of Cobb, Butler & Co.’s store bouse at More They can’t be duplicated for a dollar more. for. tbe kiln sheds and were licking the trestlework the bead of Atlantic wharf. The kiln lenders of heavy blue chinchilla cloth, fast One week from next Thursday evening of the Limerock Railroad which rises to a noticed tbe odor when they came out to cool Desirable Good strong working pants iu dark z a l -i there will be a grand masquerade ball in the color, durable linings, velvet collar, height of 30 feet at this point. This, too, off in tbe night, but could not discover the b ro w n ish m ix tu r e ...... ,) 8 Spring street armory, with music by M e ­ sizes 7 to 15...... S4.OO Than servey’s Quintette. These events, under the burned rapidly and although all tbe city's cause until daylight tbe next morning. It may McInnis & McNamara, apparatus was summoned into play, tbe trestle have been a “jo k e ” but more probably some­ auspices of Tillson Light Infantry, are work was damaged for a distance of about T h in Heavy gray mixed pants all sizes $1.48 sure to be successful and social circles are one was on mischief bent. Cor. Main and Myrtle Sts., 200 feet to such an extent that it w ili have to awaiting the forthcoming ball with interest Fancy Bosom Shirts Summer be rebuilt. This, really, is tbe most serious Ordway’s Plasters Cure Lame Back, j ROCKLAND. result of tbe fire. $ 1 . 0 0 Qarmrits GUYER HATS, STATEMENT OF T H E CONDITION The trestle work burned during tbe fire at from the best makers. New We quote - o r T H E — tbe Snow kilns has only been in running $ 2 . 6 0 and order for a short time, during wbicb nine STRICTLY C^SR STORE. colorings. Cut large size and A fe w o f kilns were shut oft from communication by guaranteed a perfect fit. $ 3 OO M ia m i LoaH and BiiildiiiE rail, and now it will be several weeks b> fore The To all who have worn these tbe timber and other material can be secured N E C K W E A R popular hats, comment is un­ and the six kilns to the northward again con­ To our many patrons we desire to announce that we have added to M any nected with the belt line. Tbe kilo sheds in band bows, string, tecks and four necessary. To those who have ROCKLAND. OCT. 6. I8V7. destroyed were empty with tbe exception of our large assortment of Boots, Shoes and Geuts Furnishings an assort­ in hands, all made from regular 50 B a r­ some valuable tools belonging to tbe Lime- not we simply ask you to give them a trial. m en t o f c e n t silk s...... gains A lbert W. Butlku, P w ld e n t . rock Railroad Co. William Kennedy kept a UNDERWEAR. B aBBT ». G u b d y , Bec’y aid Treaa. horse and cow in one of tbe sbeds and barely PiMKCTOUtt—A. W Butler, E. A. Bullur. 8. A. saved them. Tbe loss to tbe kilns and »beds W E S E L L With Heavy fleeced shirts and drawers. Burpee, G L Karraod,E K. Glover, F. 0 . Kuigbt, foots up about $3000; insured with Bird & K. Modi Ferry, E M BiuOba, Fred K. Bpoar. Which < T h e s u it 75 c e n ts. E a c h ...... 3 9 Barney for $2000. The loss to tbe Limerock MEYERS* W . B. W hile, T. U UcLatu. E very Organized May 18, 1888. Railroad Company’s trestle causes an equal M E N ’S P A N T S amount of damage, but this is fully covered SELLING FROM “ Breton Cape’’ Gloves. Depart­ L1AB1LITIK8. by insurance. MEYERS’ Accumulated capital...... • $124,603 64 Aside from tbe monetary loss there will ment is Guaranty fuud ...... 1.6*4 27 be tbe delay occasioned by tbe rebuilding ol Equal to the BEST English. Forfeited Bharea...... 860 V2 “ E C L IPSE ” Gloves. Prottia...... 6.16J tbe trestle work, during wbicb tbe operations $1.00 to $3.00 # 1 . 5 0 Loaded on six kilns must be almost entirely bus $132,641 03 pended. Light Weight, Dressy, KEBOUltCKB. Serviceable, W ithin three months there have been three These pants are of all sizes and are suitable for business or Sun­ Loaua ou wurtgagea of real e»Latt)...... $120,070 <0 lime kiln and trestle-work flies, causing a WINTER CAPS. Loans ou fhurua ...... 4,680 04 day wear. Fleeced Lined Wool Underwear 11.00, S i.50 and 12.00 a Men’s all wool winter caps, Pem­ $ 1 . 0 0 l.oau ou national bauk aloe It...... <00 00 total loss of about $25,000. Tbe cement kiln Real talate, foreclosure...... 257 90 plant bas been destroyed at a loss of several S u it. berton style, with patent wind pro­ Muu’b heavy wool lined oil launed Permanent expense ...... 482 27 thousand dollars and there have been as many Temporary < xpi uae...... 607 68 tector. Better than most 91 caps.. .50 uloves in all eizee...... 25 Hunpenae accou n t...... W3 <*3 as twelve or fifteen minor fires iu dwellings, Five Cent Coupon given away with every dollar’s Cash...... 6,401 16 in only two or three instances were tbe causes knowu. Many of tbe fires were “ mysterious” WJrth of goods Bold. $182,641 03 and there bus been proof positive io a num­ Number of chareholdera...... 436 one price J. F. GltHGOltY&SON clothiers Number of borroweja ...... 108 ber of cases that tbe fires were let. State In ­ Number of aharea outataudlng ...... surance Commissioner S. W . Carr of Bow­ Fernald, Blethen & Co., Number of abarea pledg'd for loaua...... 776>4 doinham came here directly after one o f tbe JlUlL JfUiUiURJTUiUn-JiUTUTUTL Number of louna...... 2.6 76 T F. E . TIM BE Kb 4 KR, 310 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND Bank Examiner. Ordway’s Plasters Cure Neuralgia. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 26, 18i>7. AUCTION! AUCTION! On account of retiring fro.d the Jewelry Business I will offer my entire stock at Public Auction commencing THURSDAY, OCT. 28, at 7.30 P. M. and continuing daily thereafter at 2.30 and 7.30 until the entire stock is disposed of. Tne stock consists of a fine line of ■Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Sterling and Plated Ware, Rings, Studs, etc.: This will be a chance of a lifetime to secure high grade goods at your own figure. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED A S R E P R E S E N T E D . ______. Seats Reserved for Ladies. . " NI. NI. ObvN I'PITN 416 Main Street

flisvellaneous. Outside windows are going into commit M artin McCloskey, clerk with Jere H a r­ Simuel II. Arnold is clerking for Henry Three members of one family were before EVERYBODY’S COLUMN TALK OF THE TOWN sion. rington, is very ill at his home on Franklin G . Tibbetts, succeeding W . C. French in that Judge H ic k ’ in police court Saturday on the WONDERFUL OFFER.-To any person Geo. W. Dowling of Edwards Place hat street. capacity. charge of drunkeness. A ll were committed to Advert aementa In this column not to exoced telling 10 lbs. of Tea wo will give a f ill Last of the acorns. been making additions to his buildings. C. E. Nash, publisher of the Main»* Far |ail, one for 90 days. Asized solid oak center table with stand for Jurdlnler. A cargo of cedar telephone poles for the five lino* Inserted once for 25 cents, four time* for The fall house cleaning ia on. Vinalhaven Telephone Co. was discharged mer’s Almanac, has our thanks for an ad­ James Fisk, the ttagedriver, has piped h it 50 cents. good enough for any parlor. Ileadqunrtera for Meservey’s orchestra furnished music for a Commode, Tea and Dinner Sets. W utches, etc Chrysanthemum hair it in vogue. dance at Bass H arbor last Thursday night. at the Atlantic wharf from sch. Forest Belle vance copy for 1898. house and barn on Mechanic street, for Write OOOLD’S TEA HTuRK, 68 Free St . Port­ Friday. end, Me. 71*78 Pomona Grange at North Warren, Nov. 5. A new bridge has been built on Holmes Steamer New Brunswick, of the Boston, water. Ile has recently dug a fine well and Bar Harbor and Machias Steamboat Co., has a plant all of his own. Wanted. ANTED.—Kvervbody who owns swatch to William Witham has moved into the Sher­ street at the head of Franklin street. It is of Sixteen candidates will be initiated at to­ owing to the heavy weather of last week, has W know that Danleis the Jew Her In the Thor •• man house at the South End. plank with stone abutments. morrow night’s meeting of Anderson Camp, M. M . Genthner is building on the south APABLK girl wanted to do general house­ been delayed, so that the sailing days this dike Hotel block will put In a new main spring for C. B. Staples’ blacksmith shop on L im e ­ Sons of Veterans. A full attendance is side of Maple street, next to D r. Cook’s, a work. Apply at MRS. C. O. HILLS, 36 Beech t l. ______*Uf Now for along cold winter, with polo and week w ill be Tuesday and Saturday. She Cstreet. 75-78 rock street is ornamented by a large and desired. double house of modern style, to he fitted \ I r AN T E D .—Peoplo to know that I do the very the People’s Lecture Course to break the leaves Atlantic wharf tonight nt the usual monotomy. handsomely painted sign. H arry, the young son of M r. and Mrs. with all conveniences and rented. Sher­ 1 IRL for general housework. Good wage* will W best of Upholstery and Farnlture repair- time for Boston. lug, old furniture repoilahed and make over mat­ Col. Black has joined the National bill G . K Mayo received quite a painful injury to man, Glover «St Co. are the contractors. M r. be paid to a competent person. A ppy to tresses. N.T. MURRAY, Sea street. A number of Rockland masons saw Henry The Simonton Dry Goods Co., has hought Genthner hought the lot of B. B. Bean who & . N a TII'L JO N ES, 78 Middle St., Rockland I posters association, for which privilege he de­ one of his feet Monday by being run over by TfcStfAprtO Knox Chapter, R. A. M., of Thomaston in* the entire stock of dry goods of A. G. Elliott, 74-77 pleted his pocketbook to the extent o f 25 a truck team. had owned it since 1856. stall officers Friday night. Fairfield, and Saturday morning will inaugu 'lIR L H for general honsework, nurses and the plunkers. x perienced machine power T nursery can obtain ttrst-cla«s places by apply­ Samuel Kimmer, who wai found pro­ Sousa and his hand of fifty artists are at rate a thirty days sale. T h eir store will be A special conclave of Claremont C om m in* STITCHERS wanted to work on Mackin­ C the big Boston Food Fair this week. The ing at tho Intelligencelllgenct office of M R8.R.C.HEDGES bably guilty of the larceny of $15 from a Finn, The City of Bangor was about eight honrs closed Friday at 3 o’clock to enable them to dry No. 9, K . T . will be held at the asylnin toshes.E Apply at once. 7 Grove Street,, Rook lair has been a great success and closes next Friday evening on which occasion w ill PRINCESS RUBBER CO., hat been committed to the county jail in de­ late Saturday owing to the heavy gale which get ready for the big sale which opens at 9 LAIN SEWING W \NTED—Will be well Saturday. The steamboats are selling tickets occur the official visit of Very Eminent Frank T868 »-outh Union. Maine fault o f bail. caused her to lay over at Gloucester. Storms o’clock Saturday morning. done at very reasonable rates Work called have interfered but very little with the steam­ at a big reduction. E. Sleeper, Deputy Grand Commander of the ’’IT T A N T E D —One Pfor and returned. Address P .O .B o x 668, Rock- The new variety o f white pink known as W alker A. Brewster has moved into C. A. boats so far this season. Grand, Cominandery of Maine, The work land. “Freedom" and grown at Mrs. Mather's M. M. Genthner is about to retire from H askell’s house on Limerock street recently BOX 612. the jewelry business, and is going to sell off will be the order of the Red Cross, entitled greenery is attracting decided attention. It Everyone desires to keep informed on vacated by Percy F . Moore. M r. Moore goes ELI ABLE MAN to represent an “Old Line" Yukon, the Klondyke and Alaskan gold the whole of his stock at auction, commenc­ to which are Moses W . Levensaler and W il­ X l life insurance company, having large business is enormous in size and as beautiful as it is to Bucksport where his father has an exten­ fields. Send 10c. tor large compendium of ing Thursday. M r. Genthner has been in liam R. Richards of Waldoboro. The work In force. For city of Rookland and rlolnltv. Lib­ I go to them. Especial fragrant. sive farm. M r. Moore, senior, has been ill eral oontraot to right party. Address P. O. Box 400, vast information and big color map to H a m ­ business here for the past twelve years, and will be followed by a banquet. attention given beginners. George W ardwell, Rockland's expert yacht from heart trouble of late, and this is the Portland, M e . 06 ilton Pub. Co., Indianapolis, Ind. has been very successful. builder, goes to Weymouth, Mass, this week chief reason why his son leaves Rockland. Mrs. R. C. Hedges and Mrs. E. B. Colla- where he has a winter’s job. The Courier- Bridgton News:—Ex-Attorney Generals Mrs. Lilly Lothrop, who resides on James j Q o m x r more have returned home from a three-weeks To Let. Gazette predicted a few weeks ago that Mr. H enry B. Cleaves and Charles E. Littlefield street, engaged in a confab with a neighbor, I'BTBBSoN —Rookland, October 23, to Mr. and Board of Health visit to Round Pond, where they were called W ardwell would soon be making his annual are pitted against each other as counsel in the Mrs. Margaret I I . Pulley, last Friday and it lire F A. Peterson, a eon. by the sickness and death of their only Clark—Rockland, October 21, to Mr. and Mrs. winter pilgrimage, but we had hoped that be great railroad fight up in Oxford, Rumford is said threw water on the latter. Mrs. Pul­ brother, Simon Murphy. Mrs. Hedges’ in A . B. Clark, a son. The Rockland Board of Hualth will be In session would not be making bis departure quite so Falls being the seat o f war. The crowds are ley entered a complaint and in police court J onbh — Aah Point—Goto be r 17, to Mr. and Mrs. telligence office on Grove street is again open each Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock,at 27 Elm Street. soon. M r. W ardw ell is a splendid workman flocking in as if it were a cattle show. There’ll Saturday Mrs. Lothrop was sentenced to Clarence Jones, a dsiiKhtor. K 11 W HEELER, M. D. be some lively oratorical sparring surely! or business. Stanton —Newburyport, Mai Mesa, . October 21, to camdkn, Maine ( HAS. A. lONE-t, and a fine fellow to boot. The pity is that pay fine and costs amounting to £10.36. L . Mr. and Mra. Fred K. Ht »nton,inton, a daughter—Ida.daughte OR R E N T .—Corner brick at re, with or with* 71 tf D. C. PERKINS. M. D. Albert Jonea assumes charge of tbe C. E W . J. Dickson of Cambridgeport, Mass., R. Campbell appeared for the respondent,and and Mra. out tenement of 6 rooms, suitable for restaur­ there is not work enough in this city to keep HTa m u t t —Warren, October S, to Mr. F ant or other business; furnaco heated. Inquire at him at home. Rising baker shop at the corner of Main and has succeeded Robert Allister as manager of appealed the case. Aaron Htarrcll, a dauvhtnr. the Great China & Pacific Tea Co.’s store in lir a —Ho. Derr Isle, Oetaber 20, to Mr. and Mra. 47 ELM S I’., In Camden. 72tf F. L Shaw of Rockville was in the city Summer st eets this week and Mr. Rising in Preston Rich has moved to Brewer where Anthony Bye, a diuighler. Stereoscopic Views are again all the rage this city, M r. Allister going to Boston. M r. yesterday with a load of apples and incident­ the future will run but one shop, that at the he formeily resided and was a member of I f you can not afford a trip abroad you can Dickson retains the same clerks, George S. D 8 ally taking orders for a number of barrels to foot of Myrtle street. This shop is soon to be the police force. M r. Rich owns property by tbe aid of these views get an excellent idea Clark and Eddie Blackington. H e will make ENEM ENT TO LET on North Main Street be brought in later. M r. Shaw is what might enlarged and equipped with revolving ovens there. H is departure from Rockland leaves W ki.lm AN—Houlh Thomaston, October 23, Ed of all tbe noted cities, places and things in his home in one of the Singhi cottages on Sleeper's Hill; nearly new, in flrst-olans con­ be termed “ a durn’d lucky man.” W hile — a bakery that will be thoroughly up to date the common council one man short and mu ml Wellinnu, ugud about 76 years. Tdition, convenient, very pleasant situation, ten min.the world. Tbe finest views we ever saw are in every respect. Broadway, into which he has already moved. renders the getting of a quorum just that utea* walk from post < fflo-. cars pass the door. made by the Keystone View Co. of Meadville, almost every fruit grower in the county is Chas. Achorn of Providence was in the city much harder. M r. Rich was very punctual Inquire o f M M. PA R K ER , 68 Warren Street, Pa. Johnnie M ay has tbe agency for these complaining that there will not be apples At the annual meeting of the Rubinstein Rockland, Me. 60 last week on a brief visit to his former home. in his attendance at the city government views and would be pleased to show them at enough for their own use, this chances to be Club, held with Mrs. Louise Furbish, Friday Mr. Achorn has recently bought a patent col­ meetings and popular In tbe extreme with hi« home, 27 Grove St., or if you prefer drop the bearing year of M r. Shaw’s fine orchard afternoon, the old board of officers was re­ lar button, rightly named the “ Comfort,” Ordway’s Plasters Cure Heart Trouble. him a postal and he will call upon yo j. and be is heading ud 1000 bushels of as fine elected, as follows: President, Mrs. Louise his fellow councilmen. apples as this season produces. W ith apples which he is introducing to the trade. It is Furbish; vice president, Mrs. A. S. Littlefield; T h e Thomaston youth who was pursued up retailing at $3 a barrel and better at the the belt thing in a collar button you ever Baw secretary, Mrs. F. B. M iller; treasurer, Miss Limerock street a few nights ago, all because present time, and with from $5 to $6 a barrel and the Achorn Manufacturing Co. of Provi­ N T . Sleeper; executive board, Mrs. Thomas he wore a striped sweater in place of a in sight before next spring, M r. Shaw is cer­ dence has undoubtedly got a fortune in it. Stratton, Mis F. M. Shaw, Mrs. W . C Pooler, “ biled” shirt and stand-up dickey, and who tainly in the game for keeps. A great many seats have been checked at Mrs. James W ight and Mrs. G. M . Barney was mistaken for a prisoner escaping from the W. O. HEW ETT & CO. The People’s Lecture Course opens tonight Spear, May & Stover’s for the fortecoming The Rubinsteins will follow their course of Knox county jail, is gaining lots of notoriety with Rev. S'uart MacArthur, D. D , LL. D., lecture course, given under the auspices of last season in studying the noted composers, at the hands of the Maine papers. But with of New York as the speaker. His subject the Baptist Young People’s Union. It is and the executive board will meet with Mrs. a desire to improve upon the situation and Have by special arrangement with tbe manufacturers of will be “ India, the Mysterious and Majestic.” still possible to get good seats however and Thomas Stratton today to map out the win­ increase the dramatic effect some of our ex­ the “KABO” Corsets, obtained the expert fitter, This is D r. MacArthur's masterpiece nd a anyone in search of win'er entertainment can ter’s work. The regular meetings will be changes, notably the Portland Argus, trans­ lecture which he has desired to give in this do no better than to secure them. The held fortnightly on Friday afternoons, cum forms the pedestrian-sprinter into a bicycle city for that reason. There has been a goodly idening number of the course occurs tonight mencing one week from next Friday. finer and has him escaping from the Maine number of seats sold but there are many de - Dr. McArthur. State prison on a wheel instead of from the The newly organized male quartet compris­ Miss H. Ingersoll, suable seats throughout the Opera House county jail afoot. But then that’s a harmless A special communication of the Grand ing Ralph Ayers, fust tenor; W E. Tetley of still untaken. Course tickets may he checked discrepancy and probably a first offense with OF NEW YORK CITY, Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons, of Maine Camden, second tenor; E. F. Berry, first bass during today at Speai, May & Stover’s store the Argus. will be held at Biddeford on Monday evening, and D r. Samuel Tibbetts, second bass, made and this evening at the bi x t ffice. Reserved TO BE AT THEIR STORE FOR TWO WEEKS, FROM November 15, «4 7 o’clock for the dedication its first appearance at the Unlversalist church The Gen. Berry Hose Co.’s quarters at the seats for the single lecture can only be se­ o f the new hall of Dunlap Lodge, No 47, in (Sunday and delighted the congregation with junction of Main and Water st.eet have OCTOBER 18 th to 29th INCLUSIVE cured at the box office before the lecture. Masonic building. The Grand Master will he its excellent renderings, notibly “ Thou, O ! lately undergone improvements in the way Price for the course is one dollar and fifty pleased to have the aid of as many grand Mighty One” and 'Be Merciful To Me.” It of painting and papering and the furniture cents, for the single lecture fifty cents. Elec­ Wo invite you to call upon her during her stay. Her pro officers as convenience will permit, and each is thought that the male quartet will become a has been increased by the addition of new tric cars will be in waiting for the North and □tending to be present will kindly notify him permanent institution at the Universalist rugs, chairs, etc. The work was completed South Ends and the Highlands as well as for fessional services are at your disposal without charge and with­ to that effect. church and in anticipation thereof the parish- the first of last week and Wednesday night 1 et Us Quote You Some Thomaston, Rockport . nd Carnden after the The case of the Oxford Central Railroad oners are unstinted in their expressions of the Berry boys had a bouse warming jollifica­ out obligations to purchase. She will tell you’the size and shape lecture. Company, petitioner for a location for its line pleasure. Rockland has been without a mule tion in honor of the event. By special invi tation Chief Engineer H . G. Bird, Assistani corset you should wear, and you will he free to buy if you wish. You'll Use ut Least Oue-Tlilrd Less from Rumford Falls to Bryant’s Pond on the quartet practically since the Iopas was in ex­ PRICES Grand Trunk, with a branch at Andover, wa» istence and the public at large welcome an Engineeis John A Karl and Harlow P. Wood of F. W. Devoe & Co’s Beit Mixed Paint, closed Saturday when the arguments were organization of such excellence and merit as and the foremen of the other companies were The elegance of style, fit and than of cheaper grades. Ir covers better made before tbe railroad commissioners who the new one displays. The fo jr gentlemen present. An oyster supper was served at -ON- and wears % longer. Farrand, Spear & Co. have heard the evidence. Ex-Governor comprising it have long been known in Knox James W elch’s restaurant and around the wear in Corsets costing from sell it. Cleaves, representing the Portland & Rumford county musical circles as soloists of a high festive board the fire fighters waxed eloquent $1.00 to $2.50 will surprise and Falls road, and H on. Geo. D . Bisbee, for the order and their appearance has been hailed in speeches. It was a most enjoyable gather­ W A L L P A P E R F o r Sale. Rumford Falls and Rangeley Lakes, spoke in with pleasure t numberless concerts. The ing and every guest will long remember the greatly please you. opposition to the approval o' the location, new quartet is prepared to furnish music for occasion. The Berry Hose Co. is now in TORY AND A HALF HOUSE owned by tbe lion. Charles E. Littlefield made tbe argument lodge installations or in fact for any social first class trim , thanks to tbe efforts of its It’s the proper fitting Corset S lute Mrs. 11. A Hidelhivsr, on < omiuerclal Ht, for the petitioner. A decision w ill be rendered popular foreman, T . S. McIntosh. Rockport, on Hue of electric ruilroud w Hi sell event where concert work Is to form a part. that brings out a Faultless at u b trguln. For further purllciilura Inquire of J . later. DUNN & ADDITON U. KELLS, Rockport, Me. 75*77 Mrs. Chapman, .wife of the director of tbe Ordway’s Pluatere Cure Heart Trouble. Ord way’s Plasters Cure I^ame B ack. musical festival, who contributed so much to Shape, and makes possible the SECOND II IND SAFE-W ill eel I cheap. In­ quire o f W .lt HMITI1, 21 Trinity aireel, or the success of the event, laboring untiringly realization of every thoughtful AR C. U »LL. 246 Malo street. 76 f quit ill at mer home at Ib th e l suffering from muscular woman’s desire to be well few of HO’ ter’s White VyandolU Cookeruk iheum albm . It was with great difficulty that also I’ekin Druhe jar of the train. Prof. Chapman, who was reported in the pipers as having gone to New Note. This line of our own _ ____ P< Do You Intend to Buy wood'and. ►lluuud oue mHe west o f Lincolnville Y -r k , has been in Bethel with bis wife. Sat* special numbers is fitted free of Centre and about H in I'ea from Camden, with bou*>« urday night Pr. J. Chapman went to Auburn to and two burns, wld be sold at a low figure und ou spend Sunday with M r. Chase, the business t-aay terms of payment if uppli- d for soon. Any­ charge, by an expert of known one d> airing such a farm o«u upph lo F. >J end of the festival, leaving this forenoon for MOODY on the premises, or by letter orpersouuliy New York. Mr. Chase, was in Portland Sat­ A WINTER OVERCOAT OR ULSTER? experience, and you do an in­ IO T R. SIMON I’ON, • amdeu, Maine. 72-77 urday paying various bills and looking after KjtjBO CORSETS pOtt 0 ILK—Tbe • Thomas MeLoou ’-Lano taler the disposition of the stage. I t w ill be taken justice to yourself if you neg ' b o u se , corner of Ltinerook street and dhuw down and packed away for another year. Fitted without extra charge EAvenue, u arly new, well built with modern Im­ If you do you will positive­ lect this first opportunity to provements, luige double lot, sigh ly I cation. Re- T h e Lewiston Saturday Journal contained oeiilly sold for g4U0rm ou on purp se to lick Kendalls Mills,’ badly in , lumeaou's point, loquilr of C. C UKOHH, of the rear.” W r wonder bow many of our old i t (WITHOUT TIGHT LACING) ochrau, Raker tk «'rosr, 406 4aiu Hl, RocklauJ. time firemen wdl remember this occurrence, U) for which they are offered and wbat other reminiscences tbe paragrapu T A GKE IT BARGTlN-A choice l-rm m Well-dressed ladies everywhere give “KABO” Corsets the the t'.wo of 1.1b ny, ub >u Itlhacns, u rl> we have quoted will call up. ■lew\ building*. ull pumted, barn 40x*in feit, about fu tom* of h »y In the bum. At least luo" cords of will interest you. preference over all others. ♦ wood aud lumber sluuding up >u the fuim. Rest T h e JLurgust. L'aers stock la iu i iu ltd* 1 «gloo Woo d •« I ou easy DRESSMAKERS . . . terms or exchange for VI tsge or cl > properly Io* of paint are the railiuads, whose thousands qu'ia of or uddre-s 11. RLHH, Jtt., wa*hmgiQU. uf s'a non*, can, bridges, etc , are painted at ' RECOn/TEND THEM. Maiue, Hept IOV7. Ollt l'd tegular intervals, requiring an expenditure of I HOW «’AHE.—A ten fool case, tu guo l condl- bousands >4 dollars annually. It is so un­ Perhaps you are positive you cannot improve on the Corset ll-.U, will be so d al a burg tin. App y at tblf disputed fact that over 95 per cent, of tbe 1 ufflotS lor Jurtb. r p.»itlculais bu hrgest railroads of this touuiry use F. W . you now wear—let us suggest that “THIS IS AN AGE OF IM­ .^oR WAI.K-IOU cords 6 1.d Ha>d W«> d; 5o D *v *e & Co.’s paint, because it covers | f*cl I ’ cords filled lumprr and i'lue «-pi 1 fine uud BURPEE & LAMB, ter and wears at least longer, thus making well teu-o'H-d, for Uludih g «*old cb«up <• I uwd ’be PROVEMENT,” and the “KABO” CORSET is of this age. ____ r,Q. E. u- .1 b 1. KNELL. 1 r n. it the most economical psiut it is possible to use. Farrand, Spear Co. are agents for • 3 power Entfloe sud Roller In good oraer. H. thia paint iu Rockland- New England Clothing House W. O. HEW El T & CO. \ Ml 1 . 0 . Llnco’o v le. M* 81 Ordway's Plasters Cure Dyspepsia. Ordway’s Piaster* Cure Dyspepsia. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1897.

PIRF TREE CONES OCTOBER PROBATE COURT the late David Cit.ss, giving bond in the KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate, held at sum of £1200------Flora A . Jackson was Rockland, on the nineteenth day of October, T)LEASE bear in mind the fact 1807. Mrs. Sarah F. Mallard’a W ill Am ong Those appointed guardian of Clarence R., Flora A , Hannah Poet widow of Enoch Poet, late of Bo. Emma Fame* and Emma Nevada have Filed—Other Probate Matters. Maynard W ., and Sabin H . Jackson, minor Thwnneion, tn eald cobnty, dw the^ said W illiam H . Fogler, adminis­ A fierd of no cattle passed through Bel­ ministration of eald estate for nllowanoe: there being a sufficient amount o f the estate trator on the estate of Theodore Roosen, Ordered, That notice thereof be given three weeks fast 1 hursday, on their way from /Xroortook 'for “ less m oney, and o f “ so It will keep your chickens strong and healthy It left after the husband’s decease, Lydia J. M il­ deceased, comes, and for answer to said successively, in The Courier Oaxette, printed In county to Union, where they will be sold at will make young pullets lay early. « orth Its weight Rockland,In aald County, that all persona interested ler o f Matinicus and Coia Ames o f North petition »ays that he ought not to be ordered auction. They were the property of a Mr. | In gold for moulting hen«, and prevents all diseases. It may attend nt a Probate Court to be held at Reek- Is absolutely pure. Hlghlr concentrated. In quantity Haven are to be given $100 each, M ary J. or required to settle in said Probate court on land, on the third Tueaday of November next, and Turner of Somerville, Me. costa only a tenth of a cent a day. No other kind like It. called White Lead.” Ames of Vinalhaven is to be given $75 and account ( f the guardianship of the petitioner show cause, If any they have, why the said account A man in Bath lost a gold ring near his pig by said Theodore Roosen, because he says should not be allowed. r—’ fly using National Lead Co.’* Pure White Lead Tinting Col- Ellen Wallace of Tenant’s H atbor $50* O R MEdKRVEY, Judge. P-- 1“* r* on», any de*tred shade is readily obtained. Pamphlet giving pen eight years ago Since that time the Frank L. Calderwood is named as executor. that Theodore Roosen on the third Tuesday A true copy, — A ttrbt : i. valuable information mil card 'bowing aamplea of color* free ; ground where he lost it has been repeatedly of July 1895, settled in Probate Court a full 76 79 EDWARD K. OOULD, Register. .r.j, .bowing pictures of twelve It «-e< of different designs painted in The will of Lizzie E. Currier, late o f Rock­ styles or combinations of sliadea t .rw.rded upon application to those spaded up but only the other day when work­ land, was received for probate. H enry G. and final account of his guardianship of the ing around there what should he stumble up petiti ner in which he fully accounted for al, KNOX COUNTY -In Court of Probate, held at Young of Gouldsboro is named as executor. Rockland, on the nineteenth day of October, 1807. on but that gold ring. Therefore, no matter what kind of food yon use, mix the estate of the petitioner which came nitn NATIONAL LEAD CO., BOSTON BRANCH, with It dally Sheridan’s Powder. Otherwise, your proflt The deceased bequeaths to Florence L . Wells Nancy A. Hobbs, widow of John A. Hobbs, Inte M rs. Cora Yeaton of Isletboro raised in her thia fall and winter will be lost when tho price for egga of Auburn, her daughter, all of real estate and his hands as guardian and that said account of St. George, In said county, deceased, having Cor. Congress and Purchase Sis., Boston, Mass. la very high. It assures perfect assim ilation of the food was then allowed by order and decree o f the presented her iipallcatlon for allowance out of the garden this season an immense pumpkin elements needed to produce health and form eggs. It personal property. In the event of the judge of said Probate Court, w.iich dectee pers ual estate or aald deceased : which measured five feet and one inch in la aold by druggists, grocers, feed dealers or by mail. daughtei’s death without surviving children, oittiKURD, That notice thereof be given, throe circumference and weighed 62 pounds. She I f yon can’t get It send to ua. A ak fir at the property goes to Earle and M ary Voung, fias never been reversed or annulled in wh d»- w. eka successively, In The Courier Gazette, One pack, tft eta live $1. Iaxge »-lb. can *1 20. Hix cana or in part, but remains in full force. Signed, printed In Rookland, In said county, that all per­ also raised four very large squashes which Kxns paid. tft. Sample o f Bkst P oultry PArxn sent free. children o f Henry G. Young. The will was L 8?JOI1N8ON & dO ..» Custom House St., Boston, Maaa W. H. Fogltr, admr.” sona Interested may attend at a Probate Court to be WINTER RATES. EXCUTSiOtl TO will not fall far short of the pumpkin in signed Sept. 29, 1894, and witnessed by John held at Rockland, on the sixteenth day of Novem­ weight. E. H ill, Charles Fales and True P. Pierce. ber next, and show enuae, If any they have, why BlbTOX & BANGOR S. S. CO, The will ol John S. Pierce, late of South tho prayer of aald petition should not be granted. Reporter-Journal: A man, who 17 years An idea of the extent of t » business r an he Harrison Beverage, administrator on the d K. MEeKRVEY, Judge. ago held responsible position* in the political Thomaston was received for probate. The estate of Jonas Norton, late uf North Haven, formed from the fact that there are eight A truo oopy,—Attest : world, was a deputy sheriff o f Kennebec deceased bequeaths to his wife Sarah L. presented his first and final account and 75-70 E dw ard K. Gould, Register. Great Reduction in Fares BOSTON houses for this purpose, having an nv< rage county, and jail turnkey, boarded the boat Pierce all his estate, real, personal and mixed, notice was ordtrsd. Am ount charged capacity of 22.000 b» xes each. To this town recently in this city for Boston, having just and she is also named as executrix,she to give ST A T E OK M AINE. is accorded the h> n« L « l weeks tucccsslvely, lu T ub < OURIBK Gazettb, dent on the Kennebec. of Abbie Barrett, late of Rockport, returned piloted in Buckland, iu auld county, that all per­ him that be realized the cows had been in the Ct jt jt “ The biggest schooner in the w orld," says the inventory, showing total estate to the .4 sons Interested may attend at a Probate Court to bo l I 7 Park Street. Rockland Lirm ed barn all the time. ” Kidney Pills and they work held at Rockland, on the sixteenth day of November VINALHAVENSTEAMBOATCO a Brunswick (G a ) paper, “ l.eav <1 out of amount of £1850, all real estate. T h e home­ Telephone 28-2 like magic on the Kidneys. next, and show cause, If any they huve, why FALL ARRANGEMENT. Narraguagus Times: Among the coast Brunswick on Sunday for New York carrying stead on Mechanic street was appraised at Dr. Buker will gladly answer the aald uccount should not be allowed towns of Washington county there are none the biggest cargo of cross l es ever loaded on £1000. questions and give advice free. C. K. MESERVEY, Judge. Write us. Pills 50c. at your druggists that outrank Jonesport for thrift and enter­ a vessel. The monster freight schooner is A true copy,—A ttest : IN EFFECT OCTOUEH lat, 1807. 4 D^in k The inventory on the estate o f M artha R. or mailed postpaid fur price. 76-70 E D W A R D K. GOULD, Register. prise, or natural attractions. Since 1880, its the Fiank A . Palmer of Bath, and she broke Sherman, late of Rockport, showed property Buker Pill Co., Bangor, Me. population has grown from less than 1600 to Str, VINALHAVEN all previous records by carrying 33,500 cross to the amount of £1752.26. John E. Leacb, STATE OF MAINE. 2500. Shipping and the fhhing industry fur­ A lvah Barbour, Captain. Our store is the only place in tits, or the equivalent of 1,500,000 feet of W. A. Merriam and C. E. Paul of Rockport KNOX 88.- At a Probate Court held at Rookland On above date, wind and weather permitting, nish the principal means of employment for lumber. The Palmer is a four masted vessel, were the appraisers. In and for said county of Knox, on the nineteenth will leave Swan's Island every week day at 6:46 town where can be obtained the the people. In addition to the three sardine with a tonnage capacity of 1,878, several L . F. Frye of Hope, S. M . Simmons and day of October. In the year of our Lord one a. m.. Green's Landing at 7 a. in., North ilaven at factories, which provide labor to 300 hands bundled tons larger than ordinary New York A. D. Wiley of Appleton, appraisers on the M a ss thousand eight huudrsd aud nluety-aeveu. 8 00 a. m., V Inal haven at 0.00 a. m ., arrive at Rock­ fam o u s . . . A certain Ina lUrneut purporting to be a oopy of land about 10.15 a. m. many of the population are engaged in smok­ steamers that run South. A ll her sail* are estate of W illiam C. Gurney, late of Appleton, the last will aud testameL 1 o f Henjumln Homer, late RETURNING, will leave Rockland every week ing fish for New York and Chicago parties. hoisted by steam, and her cabin is fitted up gave £350 as the amount. of Germantown, in the stale of Pennsylvania, and of day at 2 p. m., Vlnalhaven 3:30 p m , North like a palace. She sailed from Brunswick Frank Beverage, Elisha Grout and Frank Benefit Life the probate thereof In -a d state of Pennsylvania Haven 4:30p. rn., Green's Landing 6 :80p m , ar­ duly authenticated, having b> en presented to the riving at Swan's Island about 6 30 p. m. drawing 22 8 feet. Brunswick is the only A. Joyce of North Haven, appraisers on the Judge of Probate for ou* sulJ county for the pur­ Connections at Rockland with 1 p. m. train of cross tie-exporting port in the world that she estate of Jonas Norton late o f N orth Haven pose of being allowed, fl ed und recorded in the M .C R. R., arr'vlng In Portland at 5 30 p. m. Berry Root Beer! could load ties at, and her record breaker returned their inventory showing total Policy Holders Probate Court for our aald couuty ; Boston at 0 *30 p m., same day. Ordekbd, that notice thereof be given to all is an tye-opener. It required two tug boats property at £128680. ggr-Round 'rrlp Tickets, between Rockland and — n / r i ~ — penons interested, by causing this order thereen to Vlnalhaven, 26 oenta- to take her out, where one is accustomed to The inventory of the ejtate o f Enoch Post, Should obtain the d« published three weeks suecesslv.-ly in The J. R. FLYE, Gen'I Agt., Rockland. handling an ordinary schooner easily." late of South Thomaston showed total prop­ Courler-Gazmte, a newspaper pub Ished at Rock- lusd, In said county, that they rn*v appear at a Pro­ A drink that has made rapid Here is a story that comes from Biddeford. erty to the amount of £298. The appraisers Travelers Life Ins. bate Court to be held at Rocklund, Iu and for said Inland Route— Portland and Rockland- strides in popularity. There is no It seems a little inconsistent in some respects' were Frank B. Miller, John H . Thomas and Rate We can give county, on the sixteenth day of N«v mber, A D. Alexander Cummings of Rockland. 1897, st nine o'clock In the forenoon and show but for a story perhaps will do: " A pair of cause If any they have, why the prayer of the other Root Beer nearly as good as C. M. Walker, E. C. Payson and F. H. the greatest amount Comuieueiug Monday, July 0, Steamer heels, worth about a quarter, is a little thing petitioner should not be granted this. This is the verdict of all who to have serious trouble over but that is w hat Sanborn of Rockland, appointed to ap­ C. E M EHERVEY, Judge of Probate of Lite Insurance for A true oopy,—Attest: have experienced the pleasure of has brought a down town cobbler and a praise the property in the possession of MERRYCONEAC, Susan M.,widow of the late Theodore Roosen, the money than any 75-7 < E dw ard K. Gould, Register drinking it. Once used you will use special policeman to sword’s points. The L R. ARCHIBALD, Mastbh policeman wanted to buy the heels to make and guardian of the children, return an in ­ old line company. Let Leaves Portland TUESDAY, THURSDAY and no other. It is cool, refreshing, in­ his shots noiseless. The cobbler had had ventory of £224 42 on the estate of each of SA TU R D A Y , Portlaud Pier, at 6.30 aud Boston vigorating. You should try it. some trouble with him and had refused to sell the children, as follows: Charles S., Ralph u k heur from you. Boat Wharf at 7 a M for Rocklaud. touching at thtm at any price. Nobody else had any of E , Earle E., Ernie M., Susan M., Walter O., Boolbbay Harbor. New Harbor, Round Poi d, and William S. Roosen. BIRD & BARNEY, FRED R. SPEAR Friendship, Port Clyde and Tenant's Harbor, ar­ the rubber heels and finally a young man got riving in ar»sou to connect with ateam-r for Boston possession of the coveted pair and sold them The inventory of the estate of Sophia A. Syndicate Bldg. Slate Agenta. Leaves Rockland MUND Y, WEDNESDAY to the special who put them ou his shoes. Mills, late of Vinalhaven, showed total ROCKLAND, ME. and FR ID A Y . Tllleoo’s Wharf, at 6 80 a a , for property to the value of £738. The ap­ Portland, making way landing" as above, arriving The cobbler found out bow be bad been out­ In season to connect with Boston and New York witted and under threat of prosecuting the praisers were T . M . Coombs, E. M . Flail and Steamers same night. W. C. POOLER, Positively cured by these young man who had obtained the heels, com­ F. V. Crocker. C-O-A-L! Coxhkctionm made at Rockland tbo following Little Pills. pelled the special to tear them off his shoes morning with steamers for Belfast, Castine, Bucks­ The only deuler In the city who has at |the Pharmacist. and return them. The cobbler supposed that port aud Bangor; Iseeboro. Deer Isle. Sedgwick, T h e y also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, present lme the . . . . . Brooklin, Bluehlll and Ellsworth; Vlnalhaven, this ended it but the other day a man drooped M. F. Ilanly of Rockland was appointed Best Green's Lauding, Swan’s Island Bo. W est Harbor, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per­ into his shop to tell him that be had been administrator of the estate of Thomas W . North East Harbor and Bar Harbor. Genuine: Franklin : Red :. Ash Tim e table an Meet to chauge. fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi­ offered A5 by the special policeman if he Mank, late of Rockland, giving bond of G- 8. ATWOOD, Agent, Pi rtlaud Pier. ness, Bad Taste in the M outh, Coated Tongue would lick him. Now the cobbler threatens £2000------Mabel Fuller of Union was ap­ In Our MT STOCK IMULUDKB J. R. FLYE, Agent, Tillson's Wharf. pointed administratrix of the estate of Lavinia Tain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They to prosecute the special for conspiracy. All sixes Free Burning White Fuller, late of Union, giving bond of £1000. Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. Asb, Lehigh Egg ana Broken Ed Burns and Alex Alexander were at Caroline B. Walker of Thomaston, admin­ Line * W hite Ash, Franklin Stove Red Final haven Rockland Steamboat Co. Ash (the only genuine), Georgoa A Small Pill. Small Dose. work iu a cotton field on Capt. Sam Block’s istratrix of the estate of Amos W alker, late of Creek Cumberland Coal, un­ Fall Arrangement. plantation near Concordia Parish, La., wheu Thomaston, petitioned for license to sell real equalled for smithing and steam Small Prloe. The Best Tobacco purposes. they became involved in a difficulty. Burns estate. Notice ordered------Annie O. Gerry, Beat Brauda TWO TRIPS DAILY ! aoministratrix on the estate of Seth L . Gerry, of Cigare ALSO A FIWL STOCK Of • • A Tremendous Advance bad a hue in his band and struck Alexander Beat Quality of Fipea -----M1CTW BU----- over the head with it, fracturing bi* skull, late of Thomaston, petitioned for license to Wood, Hay, Straw, Lime, Hair, In the prloe of Wheat sell real estate. Notice ordered------Hannah Beat Aaaortinent of Gooda B.lok, Hand, Drain Pipe, Rosen, Vlnalhaven and Rookland. and Wheaten Flour, an addition of a peony a Do You E<\j Oy&jEqs ? and the latter's death ensued a few moments dale and Portland Cement. loaf to the price of Bread In New York City, later. There are now about seven murderers Post, widow of Enoch Post, late of South Beat Kiud of Treatment 26T CmmucuUum MONDAY. SEPT. 27, 1807, til. will mean an Increase of $I6O.(MU weekly to confined in the Concordia Parish jail. Thomaston, petitioned for allowance. Notice Steam er Ila p- ople, aa they consume an enormous HOW DO YOU LIKE THEM? quantity We have a large consignment of ordered------Nancy A. Hobbs, widow of John Fire Clay Chimney Pipe and Tops A. Hobbs, late of St. George, petitioned tot Fine Flour that was purchased before the K^ervbody Huys Ko. Howard Cigar Co. Thia pipe la mode from Pure Fire Clay ex- GOV. BODWELL! advance. . . . On the Half Shell, allowance. Notice ordered------Caroline B. I icasly fur chimneys, aud la the aafeat and GAFT. WM. R. CREED. UuMcurels Candy C athartic, the U)ot»t won Walker of Thomaston, adminitratrix on the anal durable of any Chimney Pipe In the Our Ci Imp Crust, M ilk, Nickel dei fui medical discovery o f tbo uge, p eas- 404 MAIN STREET. market. It is easily put up by any Intelli­ Will leave Vlnalhaven for Rocklaud every week In a Stew, estate of Amos W alker, late of Thomaston, unl and i cfti oliiug to l)io taste, ucl qeiitly gent person. day, at 7 .*00 a. m. aud 1 p. u . and Entire Wheat Breads Fried or Scalloped. petitioned for license to sell personal estate Haturulug, w ill leave Rocklaud, TULaon's Wharf, ami positively on kidneys, liver uiid bowels, for Vlua'haveu ai 0 #0 a. at. aud 8 :00 p m , laud- ...W ill remain at... eiiuiisiug tbo entire sysh in. dispel colds, ------J. S. Foster of Rockport, administrator . . W O O D ! . . lug at Horricaus Isle, each trip both ways. We sell Oysters by the Pint, Quart, Gallon or cure lieadaobe, fever, habitual constipation on estate of Abbie Barrett, late of Rockport, MEUFORd Barrel, or will serve them aa dealt vd ou our lubUa 1 have au Extra Good Trade In Wood. Ask W. B. W HITE, Geutral M aua«*r...... THE OLD PRICE and biliousness. Please buy and try u box petitioned for license to sell real estate. L i­ &boatIL of C. ’ J. lo-duy; 10, 25, 50 cents. Hold aud cense granted to sell real estate to the amount MATTRESSES W hich la cheaper than you can make this Our Oysters arc the Very Best gnuruulced to euro by all druggists. grade of goods The quality is as excellent " 1 X357-93- —aaa— Famih Safeguard Kerosene Oil as ever and Is io accord with the steadily in aud our customers arc always Saiah E. bowley was appointed adminis­ (« Healthful and At Wholesale. «<-Ask your grocer for la n d Thomaston Stage Line creasing demand. saOsficd. tratrix on the estate of her late husband It. Orders reoelved by telephone. yv« Warren for Thomaston at 7.45 a to. Comfortable u hi . connect lug with electric cars f>>r CAKE. COOKIES ANO OTHEIt 0000S Sanford H. Bowley of Hope, giving bond in i Ui and 2 p. in. Bgliirolog »1 I ALWAYS FBESli. ------— »■ the sum of £200------Moses R. Mathews of FRED R. SPEAR. r WsjreLu at 11 a. u and 6.16 p CASTOR IA Warren was appointed administrator on the Ask for them- Iualal upon having them. Bread UU. a FA ttK KI'.. HOCKLAMW, MB at 7 46 s. in 12 46 p ---- Wrapped — o ta te of Sarah A. Pratt, late of Warren, at It i Lee's Restaurant, For Infants aud Children. giving bond in the sum of £200------James M . Smith of St. George was appointed bDMPAVS 3 LIMEROCK STREET ozv& Tonizi. u i . u U H i t . m a»d»«t< »• l.», FLINT BROS. guardian of Matte Johnson of St. George, au inmate of the insane hospital------Clarence T t, fzc- u 'I • w —4 * P “ . , 27$ Main Street Telephone 67 3 •loilo is on , iu k« UH •* Orv l»<-“b ’« • i JOHN A. LEE, Proprietor C. Cross of Rocklaud wa-. appointed ad­ SUMPTION a l(u iu t- •»»ry ,d Uw w o llU , Mattel) * a ™ I Aud with LeudJu£ Grocers. ministrator, de bonis non, on the estate of vrsppsx. tv J. U. iS Y C k-U , i ivp Tekif 71 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1897.

THE HAUGHTY HALLBOY. Ineroixaed Bnwtle. PULPIT HARBOR As tbe season wore on there was In­ Mr«. Ntllie Witherspoon and ion Leigh The Road to Klondike CANDY And H ow U p W m Impertinent With the creased bustle to bo noted thronghont i have returned from So. Thomaston wheie W r o n g M an. the shopping section. ’ they have b u n visiting at E. C. Calder wood's ' CATHARTIC Old M iiu —In thin the office of The What matt would say to the new — Miss Blanche Cooper of Lewiston left Tues is a long and hard one. Daily Breeze? drapery con Id, of eonrse, not yet be ' day for home after a visit with her grandpa­ Its much easier to get Hnliboy (sizing him up)—You’ve gnessed. Meanwhile, however, woman rents M r. and Mrs Samuel Y. Crockett----- Mrs. Hannah Foster and daughter of Ibistol hit it. The cigar is yours. was trying it on with great activity.— are visiting in town — M is Nettie Witherspoon O. M.—I wont to see the managin New York Press. has a new bicycle— Miss Cora Ame* is can pditor, vassing on Vinalhaven— R. B. Quin has n CURE CONSTIPATION H. B.—I am the managin editor. Delayed by n Wa«hont, new horse— Mrs. Izora Brown, who ha* been visiting here returned to her home in Camden GOLD O. M. — Why, wh-what. are yon out ''Y ou’re getting in pretty late,” said in the hall fer? the Klondiker. Saturday— Mrs. W alter Quin is home from n H. B.—Re,illy, old man, that is my "Yes,” said his partner; “ I was de­ visit with M r. and Mrs. Henry Smith at Seal business, but I don't mind givin away layed by n big washout.” Harbor, Mt. Desert— Rev. M. S. Howes the snap. I’m ont here because it’s Having tints spoken, ho exhibited <126 closed his labors »ith this church as an evan cooler. See? ifeltst Sunday evening. The meetings have DUST ounces of gold, the result of the washout In en well attended nnd considerable interest O. M. (smiling qneerly)—You’re aforementioned.—Iudiunupulis Journal. showr. In conversation with M r Howes h from your grocer. Sold every­ MKMS,he I wish to gracious n man could drink other remedy can take its place in our In m e, What do you want? J. W. A. Cigar 4PBAB BIAXIK, «oa Ma im Braam. White Cloud is the only soap in the world made in Porcelalne bis bend off.—Yonkers Statesman. O. M.—I want to find out why office as in it we have a certain and sure cure for 87 Btber and On* Always on hand. Lined Kettles which is an absolute guarantee of p u rity. I f y o u r G ughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, etc. It is And in order to maintain tho high boys air apt to lie so pert, an as I see F o o l lu ll Mad. grocer can not supply you send us his name and address. idle to experiment with other remedies, even standard of qunlity for which lids W. V. HANSCOM, M. D. my son, tin, nianagiu editor, is jest "Why do you think him snch n fool?” if they are urged on you as just as good ns coniiu ont o' the office I guess I'll ask cigar ia noted wo arc obliged to nd- Physician and Surgeon. . MADE ONLY BY J a s ., 8 . K ir k & Co., . "Ho asked me to nmrry him, and of Dr. K ing’s New Discovery. They are not vanco tho price of anino to oorro‘pond THE LARGEST SOAP MANUFACTURERS IN THE WORLD. ESTABLISHED 1839. him. Hello, sou! as good, because this remedy has a record of omoei-aas MAIN HT., Over P.leraon a eonrse I refused tbe first timo, nnd he ah near aa ponaililn to tiie advance iu Tn piny'u Moro. Everybody can have soft water to wash with If they will use Kirk’s Managing Editor — Hello, father! didn't have sense enough to ask me cures and besides is guaranteed. It never prico of Havana Tobacco. fails to satisfy. T rial bottles free at W . 11. OrrioR H ours—0 to 10 u. m., 1.80 to 4.80 p. rn., “Rainwater Maker.” It makes hard water soft. Try it Come inside. again."—Chicago Post. H. B.—'Ullygeel Guess I'll go down Kittredge’s Drug Store. Call tor the J. W. A. Cignra nnd yon 7 to 0 p. m. in the composin room an cool off.— G arn ered . will make no mlatnke. Charles Battoll Loomis in New York "W hat beettnie of that young follow The battle ship Maine, announced Ihret DR. E. H. WHEELER, UNEMPLOYED YOUNG MEN, whose- inn has been Sunday World. who was sowing tiie wind a few years days ago ns having been ordered to Port Royal Physioian and Surgeon. finished in Public Schools, Aeadciuico and Colleges, to go into dock, has actually been in the lower to write for publications explaining our courses of ago?" bay ot that port for stveral days. She has OFYIUK ANI> BKHIDKNCK 3»BUIIOOI,BT, WANTED 1>i >Zn That Can Tell the Time. J . study.___ y. Bookkeeping, Bookkf Banking, Penmanship, Stenography, Type­ "A cyclone reaped him. " —New York practiced efl Bay Point with her heavy guns I . LiflMM Cigar Co., Telophono 01-11. writing, Telegraphy and Preparatory Departments. If you want a “ Tho Street Dogs of Constantinople” Journal. every day with satisfactory results. She will HANUFACTURERS. position______and are willing „ to study, send five two-cent stamps for five easy lessons is tho title of an nrtiolo in St. Nicholas be docked the latter part of this week. EDWARD K. COULD, (by mail) in Simplified rhonetic Shorthand to by Oswald Garrison Villard. Mr. Vil­ T h e C a lf I‘« th . MSTtl Ono day through tho primeval wood Counsellor at Law lard says: A calf wulkod home, aa good calves should, For Over Fifty Years AND N e w Y o rk Tiie instinct which onublcs tlicso poor But mudo a trail all bent askew, Mkb. W inslow's Soothing S v a u r ha« Ixmn Register of Probits, A crooked trail, us all calves do. trumps to toll time is the most astonish­ a»eassed that way, sufferer immediately. Sold by Druggiata In huve Rticceciitd No bud nfter effects or noro 01 E. 125th St., New York. too late. Tiie superintendent of ono of And then a wise bellwether sheep mouth* * .mo us with miijorlly o f cocuino mix- Offloo with Rockland lxian and Building Assoc­ every part of the world. Twenty-live cents iation. tho great railway linos ending in Con­ Pursutd the trail o’er vale and steep a bottle. Be sure and ask for "M m . W in s ­ The most celebrated Practical Schools in America. Wo train for ; ...... cal work stantinople told mo the most remark­ And drew the flock behind him, too, low’s Soothing Syrup,” and rake no other 388 Main St. - Rookland Mo. and obtain salaried positions for all worthy graduates of our Business and able raise of this 1 liavo yet heard. The As good bellwethers always do. kind. FREE EXTRACTING. Shorthnnd Courses. We offer And from that day, o'er hill and glade, Or In other words, ull those di siring arillloial COCHRAN.BAKER A CROSR for first Information of a vacancy for a Bookkeeper, Stenographer, Oriental express, tho famous train from Through those old woods a path was made. leelh money pn <1 for extruding will be ullowod Clerk or Telegraph Operator, which wo successfully AIL Competent Paris to Constantinople, arrives, it And many men wound in and out At Anderson, S. C., Judge Buchanan, of the back whet teeth mude. K. n. Uoohru. J. It. Baker. U. U. Urnu. $5 Reward ttisUtn^s^RuppUcd to business------1 ------houses wThousands ithout charge of State Circuit Court, created a sensation bv ___ Students enter seems, three times a week at a certain And dodged und turned and bent about Fire, Life & Accident InHuranea. tfstimonlals from Bankers. Merchants and prominent p-itrons And uttered words of righteous wrath declaiing the original package stores, declared anytim e. No vacations. Expenses moderate, lta llr o a d h m A d d ress (mention thit hour iu tho afternoon. When tho train J Tho Oldoat lDHUmnoo A aono, In Maine. Because 'twas such a crooked path. legal by United States Judge Simonton, under vapen, IM MAIN BTBKBT. ll(» comes in, there aro always many dogs But Htill they fo llo w ed —do n ot laugh— interstate commerce law, could expect no pro CLEM ENT C. GAINES, PreM ent, Coughkr^palr, N, T he flrHt m igration o f tlia t calf, PAINLESS FILLING. ready to receive it Before tho passen­ tectinn from slate courts. H e refused the gers liavo hud time to get out tho dogs A nd through th e w in d in g w ood w ay stalked PROBATE COURT. Because he wabbled when he wulkod. application. Hale Method. jump into tho carriages and search ev- j This forest path lieaune a lane Special alien lion given io I’robulefand Insol veiioy Ilnve been using Hale Mktiiod poh I'a in - proceedings; 2 years experience In |I’robato OflloB. erywhere under the seats and iu tiie I That bent and turned and turned aguin. Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tour Ufe Away. i.rmh Killing for post throe years und cun comers for tho scraps of luncheon left This crooked lane became a road To q u it tobacco easily and forever, ho mug cheerfully recommend It to those wlio suffer COLLKCrriONH MADK. WASHINGTON Where many a poor horse, with his load, netlc, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To through bnvlug teeth tilled. by the passengers, and w h e n they liavo Toiled on beneath the burning sun PHILIP HOWARD, Attorney at Law. found all tho pieces they go uway. Tho Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men No Injury to Teeth In Any And traveled some three miles in one. strong A ll druggists, 60c or SI. Cure guaran­ 1IHH MAIN BT., HOCH LAND. Life Insurance Company, romarkablo tiling is that they uovor And thus a century niul a half teed Booklet and sample froc. Address . . Way. . . come nt uuy timo except when tho Ori­ They trod tho footsteps o t that calf. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or Now York The years passed on in swiftness fleot, It works so sntlsfu-torily (but II muUca the ental express is dno, tliat they never The road became a village street, operation of teeth filling u thing uot to be w. t». Miionuv, make a mistake iu the day and always And this, before men were uwure, drcutled In (he leust No extru charge. No-To-llac for Fifty Onto. The suvlritf of broken down natural ie< lb A city's crowded thoroughfare, 9 * remember tliat between Friday au Mon­ Guaranteed tobacco habit, euro makes weal; coikL mm d by other den» l*t»u *pi clulty. I»i-- If figBook Binder, day there ore two days aud not one. And soon the central street was this ru'ju strong, blood pure. Wic,61. All druggist.-* colored front o eth restored to nuturm eoloi h Of a renowned inetropolis, AH operations pertulnlng lo modurn deinlslr) V B a t h , M e . They pay no attention to local trains And men two centuries nnd a half The closing chapter in the wrecked Midwov perfonucd In skillful mantur. w because little or no food is left in them, Trod in the footsteps of Ihut calf. Deposit Bank case, at Versailles, Kv., wnt, owing to the short ri.los the passenger- Eu<*h day a hundred thousand rout enacted recently when ix-Cashier William ,1. r. Itm lon, Followed lho zigzag cult about. Sbipp was removed from tbe Versailles jail to take. Euetly this same knowledge i.f And o'er his crooked journey went -: MONUMENTAL WORKS the timo table and of the difference be­ The truffle of a continent. the penitentiary at Frankfort, where he it sen­ F.EFOLLETT, D.D.S.j tenced to two years’ imprisonment for making General Cemetery Work. tween local mid long distance trains lias A hundred thousand men were led ROCKLAND. been noticed at tiie station of tho Asiat­ By one calf near three centuries dead. false entries. —Chicago Tribune. A. K. BPKAH BLOCK. O«.r C. T . Bp.»r' Granite and Marble. ic railways in (Scutari, across the Bos­ 1THOM A m ON, M K. Near O. K-|U. I>s>©4 M. porus. C o ld s C h a p s C o l i c Orders holloiled. Hallsfuotlon Guaranteed A T rick of the Camera, A. M. AUSTIN, The ruined chupel of St. Mary in C o u g h s C h a fin g C r o u p A Futile Effort Surpaon and Meohanioal DentisL Hastings castle in former days was a HI MAIN BT., BUCKLAND, MM place of considerable importance, being C a t a r r h C h i l b l a i n s C r a m p s served by a drain and 12 prebendaries. Wo never inuko ertorta to induce Are ills to which all flesh is heir. You can relieve and speedily cure oil of these by the free E. C PAYSON, At the reformation it met tiie fate of so use of our old reliable Anodyne. Gene ration after generation have used it with entire satis­ people to visit our atom in «earch ot many similar institutions and was given faction, and bunded down the knowledge of its worth to their children as a vuluable inlx ti mythical advertised bargalua which do Attorney and Counsellor at. Law. tance. Could a remedy have existed lor eighty yeurs except that it possesses great merit for by Henry VIII to one of his favorites. family use? It wus originated to cure all ailments attended with inflammation; such us uot exiat or which urc “Juat ont.” 32U MAIN BTBKKT, 11OUKLAND. It is in the possession of Lord Chiches­ asthma, abscesses, bites, burns, bruises, bronchitis, all forms of sore throat, earache, head­ Such uiethoilH are diahoneit nnd are ter, whose family have done much ache, la grippe, lame back, mumps, muscular soreness, ueuralgiu, sculds, stings, spruins, certuin ultimately to prove futile. Whut ^JIIAB. K. MSeSKVSY, stiff joints, toot iiac lie, ton si litis and whooping cough. The great vital and muscle nervine. we adverliKu, we have, aud it iaulwayr to preserve the tottering walls which Attorney at Law, crown the old cinque pork Consider­ exactly aa repreHonted. We are up-to- able curiosity has been aroused in local Johnsons Anodyne Dniment date grocers und we make careful ae- j S«a MAIN BTBKKT, IIOCKI.AN1), MM. lectiona of our stock. Anything in tbe ' Agent for Oermun American Eire Insuranee Co.F Catholic circles by the discovery that iu N |Y ., and I'alailna Jnsurauce Oo. (Ld.) It soothes every ache, every bruise, every cramp, every irritation, every lameness, every market c.uii be had of ua. most, if not all, of the photographs of swelling everywhere. It is for INTERNAL us much as KXTKKNAI, use. It wus originated the ancient chapel a trick of light dis- in iHio, by Dr. A. Johnson, an old Family Physician. Every Mother should have it in the house. | closes tiie figure of a woman, in a (low­ “Best Idvor Pill Made.” I use Johnson’s Liniment for catarrh. I had Groceries ing garment aud veil, stumling iu an tried uluiost everything recommended for cutarrh, but find Johnson's Anodyne Liniment Canned Goods Dr. Frank E. Freeman attitude of devotion before what appears fur superior to any. I use it us you direct. to be a statue uf the Mudonnu ami | arsons’ P ills J. E. WniPPi.E, South Wiudhuiu, Vt. Provisions VETERINARY SURGEON. Child. A d o s e r inspection shows the P Our Hook “Treatment for Diseases’* Mailed Free. group to be nothing more than a broken Doctor's Hignatiiro und Directions on every bottle. Sucoestor to the late W . D. Farnham All Druggists. I. H. Johnson dc Co., Boston, Muss. Meats, etc. buttress and part of a door, but tho il­ D r . K re ra u u n litu» piirubunral tL e b n a lu M * lusion at first sight is distinctly remark­ W ait & Bond and Fuuntleroy la tn ly carried ou by Dr Kuruhxm and I. able and in Italy or France would prob­ SMITHTON located al Dr. rarnhauTa !»te rneldetict), Cigars at Wholesale 16 1*2 Day Hired, Kocltluud. Dr. Freeman ably be regarded as a miracle.—West­ M r. and M n .W . N . Redmond have r« turned and Retail. Is a graduate o l the Ontario Veterinary minster Gazette. to their home in Augusta last after a ueek’s A T C O S T ! oollege and baa lieeu lu practice al Belfast visit to friends here------Geo. Biidges, M aik (or (our year. past. 46 A stounicblul o f undigested food is about as fackson and Frank Thurston who a»e attend- i unhealthy a mass as one can well imagine. ing school at Pitsfield, made a flying visit A T C O S T ! What can be done with il? j home arriving Friday night and reluming Summer Garden Truck Fresh and STRENGTH There it slays. I l wont digest. It churns Monday n»< ruing----- C. A. Carr is at work J up, ferments, decays; becomes poisonous (aa for Dexter Turner who is making repairs ou For a Few Days Only Ciisp Every Day. all puliid mallet does) and cauies great pain bis bouse------A numlxrr o f Mrs. Jas. Pcva’s neighbors met st her home Tuesdsy of last and deep-sealed disorder!. M a liy people "go to plecee" aa aoou ’ In order lo change all tbit take Shaker Di- week and wilh their implements of warfare, , gestive Cordial. shears, needles and sewing machines, cut and as hot weather cornea. Appetite It slops fermentation and decay at ouce ao made a number of garments for the family's Io order Vo make room for new E. S. Farwell, beuouiea fickle, sleep ia not refreali* ] that no more poisons are crealed. winter wear. Mrs. Pei a, who has been ing,energy illuappeara and atrenglb sick for nearly a year, is thought to oe gain­ gooda will offer about 200 paira ol THE GROCER, Il clears tbe stomach of poisons alreidy vaniaiiea. It isn't neeeaaary that (here. I l helps it to turn the food that re­ ing slowly------Enh. Bragdon has sold the Shoes, moatly Men’s. Corner Park and Union Sts mains into bcahbful nourishment. Il streoglb J- hn Sylvester place to A. M . Lekius of «ueb conditions abould coutiuue ens the stomach for the next meal. Windsor, who has moved here------D . T . 18 pairs of Ludiea*. ffere is tbe whole philosophy and cure of Dow sold all of bis stock but one colt to S. 18 pairs of Boys’ and some Boys’ indigestion i n a few words. And wbat's G. Norton Monday and will break up house­ and Men’s Rubber Bool a Sheerer’s Sarsaparilla more ill a l! true. T ry it. keeping and go sway for tbe winter------FIRE, Shaker Digtabve Cordial is for sale by Frank Norton of Palermo was in town last druggists, price lo cents to f t .oo a bottle. week------W . A. Overlock is gathering the L IF E and la a hot weather help. It ia jual apples on B. S. Plummer’s place------John aucli u remedy aa you ueed; a stim­ Tbe 3-year-old child of Geo. Brown, col- Sylvester of Knox aud C. C. Sylvester of ------Here is s ohanoe to Save a J ACCIDENT ore-*, ul Gutbrie, Okie., pul a handful of U alldale were here Saturday doing some grad­ ulant aud a nutriment, it induces a lime in bis mouth and twadoaed part of it. ing in the cem d e iy ------Simon BradstreU Dollar if you are in want of anv ' healthy appetite aud renews one’s Tbe mother gave tbe child a drink of water, has two pet foxes------Frank Sanford has Boots and Shoes------INSURANCE strength. L B. BRACKETT, Mang’r for Maine: E. J. BRACKETT, Asst. Mang’r. which caused tbe lime to slack, and tbe bought a farm iu N orth Mom ville------c h M 3>ed in great ag'-nv in a sh rl time. Gershom Spaulding aud wife of Albion were W« mpiKINK tUWAUb A. BUTLER ROB’T M. READ. Fosdick of Liberty------A . R. Bradstreet deliv­ erer) a drove of lambs at N orth Palermo f r We are also Agouia for the N»-w Uotue tiowiug W. E. M11EEUEU & CO., A. J. ERbKINe a co., PILES Machluc and keep u few of Lhtui coos Lao t iy oo M r. Gleason « f C hina recently------This baud Lo sell ou very easy terms aud t-ueh much Jot Tenant’s Harbor, Me. Ladies! Ladies! I Fire Insurance Agency, :- 8PECIALI8T — DISEASES OF RECTUM. place is over run by paper, tea aud soap dish la also fully wariauLad. (Jive uaa trial < 175 TreurouL Street, BomIoii. Tbu cbuuce you've boeu wailiog for but arrived; i III MAIN BTBKKT, » - ROCKLAND. MX agents. D- H. X E. L. GLIDDEN, euro a Planer or Tra Set, Itocker. Silver -ervloe or [ Oflioe, rear roout over Rocklaud NeJ’i Bauk. Send for Pam phlet. ’ S.G. Prescott KCo any Mud o f <'rocket y or furuUura ny ashing a lew < YHTOIIIJL. Office Hours: Vinalhaven, Maine. ' lbs- of our Tess* : Ia«a4intf Americas >ud EugUaC Fire lusunaucs Educate Your Dowels Will* C-wacarnta. Rockland, Me. ' ('< mpuuiee repi cocnied. 11 to 4 ..'clock. fcuiMlayt Gaudy Guthurtlc, cure coustipuiiou foreier. Write for catalogue uud Holiday* excepted. OSuc oik Walu atr^.t Over Dry i.wuOa D . I ^OttMOSA TEA CO. i Travelers' Accident Insurance Cvurpaoy, wf ln»rt- FISTULA 10c. 2&c. H C .C C fa il, druggiau refund money. T eib p b o au < 3 - 2 . |»wrL*«a«ut o f B o d w e li G rw oit* Co U !

VINALHAVEN BICYCLE CONTEST UNION BICYCLE CONTEST THOMASTON WARREN BICTCIE CONTEST In the shape of 100 votes for etch $2 paid on subscrip- ■ too votes for each >2 paid on subscriptions; The state prison will open it® doors thi» 100 vote, for each paid on subscription!; a postal card to I? (ions; 50 votes for each £1. Contest will 50 votes for each >1. Contest w ill close week to two more men who were sentenced rotes for etch At. Contest will close close Thursday, Nov. 11, 1897 at 8 p. m. E A S T M A N Thursday, Oct. 28, at 8 p. m. Address in O rford county court last week. They are, I'hor.day, N ot. i i , 1897 st 8 p. m. Address Charles A. Plummer of Portland and Albert Address all communications to Voting Editor, all communications to Voting Editor, The til communications to Voting Editor, The Courier-Gazette. Hodgm an of Albany, sentenced for two The Courier-Gazette. F| -• f B R O S . & A. Courier Garette. years each, for breaking, entering and larceny Hot Numbers For Competitors, COUPOtf B A N C R O F T COUPON «n the night. COUPON BI Capt. James Balano, of Port Clyde, was in 3 , 0 2 5 , 3,026, 3,017. Couriar-Gazetra Bicycle Contest Portland, Me., town Saturday and left on the afternoon train Courier-Gazette Bicycle Contest Courier-Gazette Bicycle Contest for Boston. H is ach., the Mabel Jordan, is V I K T A .I J EX A.XrjEaN" will bring you by return mail, m v j c o i t f jed pa All Wool Heavy W eight Suits, $ 5 .5 0 . loading at that point for So. America. ’OT’-A .n . Register One Vote for Register One Vote for samples of or information about Regia**!* One Vo to for M r. and Mra. W . A . Campbell are visiting B. C. S. heavy w’ghtfleeced Uncerw’r, 3 9 c . Ea. anything in their immense in Boston. (Suits 73c. Reg 50c. aoods.) fATtima)...... (A'irn*). J. A . Creighton A Co. sold a valuable team Read .Conditions Renrl Conditions Read Conditions stock. horse last week to Charles Roakes. Boy’s Sweaters, all Wool, $1.25 Grad?, $ | ,O O . The Vote to Date. It’s a Th© Voto to Date. W m . Norton has painted his dwelling house The Vote to Date. Eflle Conan ...... 1W2 1440 Mra. 0 . 0 . Lane...... 2188 in red, white and blue. M r. Norton is a vet Annie K ero...... Annie l(. Coombs...... 2109 Linda B obbins...... 1008 eran of the Civil W ar and is very patriotic, but Edna W a tts ...... t i l l Black and Blue Overcoats, all Wool, $ | O.OO. Maude Gray...... 1816 Quick—Easy — Safe— Cheap Atllfl Barrows...... 431 \n n ,e Russell...... 2037 Dora Barnard...... 180 such use o f the national colors is questionable. 1WX) (Lap Seams, $ 12,oo Kind. All fresh goods. No old stock.) Dora Hopkins...... 1,354 Kt vie Merry...... Lena M Aroy Blanche A. Crawford...... 1«VM) Schr. Carrissa discharged a load of barrel 14.39 way to buy Dry Goods. UNION staves for Burgess, O ’Brien & Co. last week. Allee Weaver...... Your Money Back lor the Asking. Ix-na ...... Mrs. L. T. Bachelder of Rockland is visit­ Angle Leach...... %...... T h e Knox County teachers convention will This firm have a thirty- ing friends and relatives in this place------4>e held in Watts Hall next Friday. The ses­ VINALHAVEN years* reputation for honest Frank Whitten was home over Sunday------sions w ill be held forenoon and afternoon. WARREN After .0 interval of two years the ever Oscar Gould has returned from tbe Hub------An interesting program has been arranged. Rev. Edward R. Stearns hat put a furnace beautiful and appropriate public graduation dealing. They keep Dry and M r. and Mrs. W illiam zMaxcy o f Rockland The principal address will be delivered by M r. ceremonies will again announce the farewell into the Congregational paraonage. spent Friday with Mrs. M ial Mosman------Wtnsbip, editor of the Journal of Education. of a senior clast from our high icbool. The Fancy Goods of every sort and Colds are quite pre»alent here at present. Miss Eveline H ills spent last week in W arren M«. W inship is a very popular speaker, and interesting event occurs next June and the Men’s and Women’s Furnish­ ------Miss H arriet W ingate has gone to The bicycle conteit waxea warm aa it geti a recognized authority in educational matters. ambitions class of ’98 have begun to work Augusta------R . W . Messer and wife were in The meetings will be open to the public and nearer the closing time. Telephone 6-2. with energy deserving applause. A n enter­ ings. Dress Goods and Silks town one day last week------Miss Edith Bessey the citizens should avail themselves of the Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Vinal and Mrs. ]. M. tainment will be given under their autpicei are two leading departments. has gone to Augusta where she expects to opportunity presented. Studley are visiting friends in Boston and Friday evening at the Union cbnrch vestry, stay this winter------Miss Emma Daggett is Mrs. Annie Wentworth will remove to vicinity------Mrs. Edgar Montgomery returned tbe program to include choice literary and TWO LEADERS US visiting her brother Samuel Messer------Mrs. Lynn, Mass, io the near future, home from her visit to Nova Scotia last musical selections. Following the enter­ C. I. Burrows was in town Friday----Mrs. tainment there will be a sale of fancy Our well known market gardener, T . S. Vose, Saturday------Motes M illet of Chelsea. Mass , FOR THIS WEEKS! O. A. Burkett was in Rockland last week------pastry and confectionery. In the class is briskly engaged converting cabbages into it visiting relative) here------John Mallett of Mr?. W m . Wagner has returned from a visit are the following students; Misses Alice Fine Black all woo sauer kraut. He intends to pack thirty tieres. Rockland it visiting W ill Robinson. to Camden and Smith island------Mrs. W ill Andrews, Louise Carver, Mae Pendleton, H e has rigged up a cutter which is driven by Mrs. Jenning’, formerly Miss Hannah Maggie Miller arrived from St. John with HOPE Q Q p In d l 1 Serge, th e k in d Howes is in W arren------Mial Thompson of Lizzie Hupper, Clara Calderwood, Louise a double wheeled gear hand power with which Clough, now of North Wilmington, Mats., is wood; schooner Romeo arrived with lime Those who attended the dance at True’t J J J u you’ve always paid 50c Northboro, Mass., and his sister Mrs. Oxton Atey, Minnie Calderwood, Lucy Reynolds, he has cut up two hundred and sixty pounds visiting her cousin A. W . Rokes, and calling cask heads for the Knox Cooperage Co.; Hall, Wednesday evening, report a very en­ for— 45 inches wide—jet of Rockland are visiting M r. and Mrs. M ial Messrs Bert Boman, Frank W hite and A l­ o f cabbage in seven and one half minutes. on old friends in town. schooner Annie W ilder sailed for Boston with joyable time. The grand march was led by Mosman. ton Roberts. Tbe graduating parti have black, pure wool, fine finish. 39c A t that rate ten barrels a day could easily be lime from J. H . Eells; schooner James II Miller Hobbs .and lady and about twenty Some of out Masonic brethren went to been awarded as follows: p e r y a rd . Joel H ills, wife and daughter Mrs. Charles put down. M r. Vose estimates that with Thomaston on Friday evening last to attend Hoyt, Crowell, towed from Rockland by tug couples tripped the light fantastic toe to Hills went to Swanville Wednesday; Mr. and Salutatory, steam or electric power applied be could put Somers N . Smith to load ice for Annapolis, music by A . Dunton and sons with Lizzie Bert Boman W ool Figured Novelty the installation of the officers of the chapter Kraay, Louise Arey and Mrs. Hills returning Friday. up sixty barrels in ten hours. H e also has a Md.; schooner W. E. and W. L. Tuck, El there. They repoit a social and pleasant Clough organist. Messrs. Allen and Hobbs R ..ay, Alice Androwa (lM P diflerent patterns, The harvest supper at the Congregational packer which works by foot power. dridge, bas loaded 595 tons ice for Annapolis, were managers. Another social w ill be held Hla’ory, Lou be Arey occasion. Baaaj, just tbe thing for Skirts church last Wednesday night was weU at­ Warden H . G . Smith and overseer John Md. Thursday evening, Oct. 28, and a good time Minnie Onlderwood ljU b Mrs. Bickford of Auburn, State President Mrs. Eugene Dunbar has gone to Low ell, Bessy, Lizzie Hupper ™ and Dresses. An excep­ tended. Feehan returned from New York Saturday has announced her intention of being here warranted. Come one, come all. Ice cream E .a.y, Frank White where her husband is employed, to spend the Mrs. John Fossett has returned from a two W hile there they attended the carriage makers about the middle of November to inspect Wm. for sale. opheey,. .. Luoy Reynolds tional bargain at 50e per yard. winter— J. U. Eells has successfully passed an Kway. Alton Roberta weeks visit to her parents in Waldoboro------convention. So u t h H o p e .— Mrs. Allen Boggs spent Payson Relief Corps. examination for admittance to Boston U niver­ Rssay. Clara Calderwood Zenas Wight of Warren was in town Sunday. The convicts in the prison Saturday num Tuesday in So. U nion------Mrs. Lizzie Harri­ Valedictory, May Pendleton EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT, Mrs. Harding still continues quite ill. sity— Dr. C. E. Weidman of Marcullus, N. Y., Samuel Cummings, who has been sick so bered 220 with promise of a still further man and children of Portland, who are stop­ A t a recent meeting old blue and silver The officers of St. George’s Lodge of F. & is the guest of his brother D r. S. Y . W eidman. PORTLAND. ME. long, is able to be out once more. Although increase. ping with her mother, Mrs. Caroline Crabtree, were chosen for the class colors and the pop­ A . M . were installed on Monday evening, blind in one eye from the effects of a blow, visited Mrs. W . Starrett and Mrs. M . A . Fogt ular corn-flower as the emblematic blossom. Fred and Richard Swift are manufacturing O c t 18, bv Past Master N . B. Eastman, and he is able to get around quite well. W est R o c k p o r t— George Morton of St. ler Thursday------Miss N ina Bowley spent las- THE OAT RACES time casks for Burgess, O ’Brien & Co. at the are as follows: J W. Dunbar, W. M.; M. All members of Marguerite Chapter, O. E. George was in town Saturday------Charles week with her uncle George Haskell------Orient Chapter Order of Eastern Star went firm’s cooper shop. They have made a labor Allen, S.W .; Geo. Newcombe, J. W .j Charlie S., are especially invited to be present at Smith has bad his house painted------M r. Mrs. Clarence Merrifield has been spending a Fun Galore at West Rockport anti Some to Thomaston Friday night. saving contrivance for setting up casks. It Robinson, Secretary; G. D. Gould,Treasurer; the regular meeting of the order at Masonic Thurston bas returned home. H e has been ■few days in R o c k la n d ----- W ilbert Taylor has In Store For Rockland. Roscoe Robbins and wife were in Camden consists of a circular hard wood block bound W ill Weston, S. D .; Sumner Lescb, J. D .; hall Monday evening, Nov. I. coopering for Leach & Son------Last Thurs­ returned home from Massachusetts; also hia with a heavy iron band with a raised center There was more fun at tbe West Rockport Saturday and Sunday. Warren Morse, Chaplain. day’s supper was a success. The ladies took brother Arthur------W . A . M in k has returned The steamboat wharf was the scene of an the size of the cask inside. Around this cen- A ll the honors of Blue Monday are being exciting accident Wednesday morning. While driving park Saturday afternoon than you Earthquakes are getting to be quite fre­ ter projection is placed an iron hoop in $5-75------Mrs. Smith is in Appleton on a from Lewiston------Mra. Effie E. Mink and could shake a stick at, and it all came about quent. There was a heavy shock Sunday abolished by the introductian of a new kind visit among relatives------James C lark and baby visited at Mrs. D . M . Cole’s, H ead-of- engaged in casting off the line, as tbe steamer diameter the size of the cask outside. About through "U ncle” G il. Ingraham ’s oat races. night about ten o’clock. of washing machine which is being sold by family have moved to their farm at Pleasant* the Lake, Thursday------Mrs. F. L . Payson Vinalhaven left the pier, local agent Charles one*tbird from the bottom of the cask another Most everybody knows of coarse what an W arren Smith. ville, Warren------There was an oat race at G. Lynch fell into tbe water. N o t being ac­ hoop is placed which rests upon the iron arms. attended tbe musical festival at Bangor, also oat race is, but we may add for the benefit of John Clements baa added very much to the B. Iograbam’s driving park Saturday. The K . P. Fish------Mrs. Elsie W alker has gone complished in the art of swimming he was CAMOEN A rope fastened at one end is raised over a the unlettered in equine matters that an oat next race wiil be next Saturday afternoon at East to visit relatives for a few weeks. Mrs. obliged to accept the assistance o f bystanders John Bryant and family have moved into pulley in an upright and connected with a looks of hit house by a new coat of paint. race is a contest where phenomenons are Knox driving park, Rockland. Julia Martin and daughter Rena will keep in reaching terra firma. On being rescued the Mountain View hotel for the winter. Pro­ treadle. A turn of the rope thrown over the A ll should patronize the food sale of the M r. Lynch still grasped between his teeth a developed and through which men who have prietor M artin prefers to take life easy at his King’s Daughters as it is a worthy object. house for her during her absence------Mrs. staves, and a pressure of the foot upon the once choice Havana which he had all un­ formerly occupied perhaps but a humble home in Martinsville. treadle brings the staves firmly together. By None knows of the many families here who Alden Robbins of Appleton visited her sphere in life may rise to prominence as pro­ consciously regained in bis plunge into the The cottage prayer meetings being held this method two casks can be set up in the w ill thank them for a helping band in the long SOUTH THOMASTON daughter Miss A. F. Mink, Wednesday------fessional jockeys. Trotters and pacers which Mra. J. V. H ill, who has been visiting her briny deep. Reluctantly said cigar was again from bouse by Rev. T . S. Ross are success­ tim e formerly needed for one. winter coming. This is the most charitable Spruce H e a d .— Messrs. Albert and Oscar their owners have long suspected of having mother and brother, A. K. McFarland, at So. cast into the water to the tune of “I don’t fully conducted and much good is being Miss Maggie Seavey has secured a situation society we have among us. Adams and their ladies are on a carriage latent speed and which have been tried out Union and visited her sister Mrs. A . Y . Boggs like you any more.” done. in Boston which she will enter upon in two The Warren lodge I. O. O. F. worked the drive up Winterport way in W. A. Adams’ on many a back country road when no one of this place, has returned to her home in There will be a social hop at Memorial Miss Katherine Harding, librarian of the weeks.------Miss Flora Putnam has returned second degree on two candidates Friday. family carriage. Albert and wife are on was looking, are brought forward at oat races, Centre Harbor, N. H. Mrs. Hill has not Opera House Friday evening. Music by Several visitors were present from Union and their yearly visit to their brothers and the up and upon the result hangs the deBtiny of some public library, it taking a vacation which is from a visit in Bangor. Meservey of Rockland. river trip was planned to visit the Adams’ been home before for several years------Miss would be record breaker. being spent in Boston and vicinity. Assistant Mrs. Stearns, who died in New York last Bar Harbor. Ladies were admitted at the boys only sister------Several c f our boys have Alice H ew ett, who has been away for the Miss Edith Mills left Monday for Beverly, There are bound to be surprises and in this Miss Annie Simonton is officiating at the week, was for a number of years a resident of close of the lodge. M r. Hoskins gave a fine gone to Boston, not on purpose to visit tbe last two years teaching an Indian school in Mass.------C. E. Boman was in Portland last instance the surprise was sprung by Lemuel library and is being assisted by Miss Bessie A. Thomaston. She was at that time the wife t f graphaphone entertainment. food fair but to get a job to earn their grub Dakota, has returned home. On her way week to attend the I. O. O. F. grand lodge Q Tyler, owner of the now justly celebrated Adams. the late Peter Vesper, a well known ship F . E . K eller of Bar H arbor has been in ------Edward Cowing is in Boston on a visit she visited a brother in Chicago, an uncle in — M r. and Mrs. Frank Smith o f North Haven Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas of Salem, master of Thomaston. lown ,u st of W . H . Perkins. Peter Q. to bis brother Daniel Cowing------Mrs. Ohio and relatives in W altham , Mass, and were guests last week at the home of M r. W hen the Rockland sports heard that Mass., are guests of Capt. Seth Calderwood. F . S. Peaslee is meeting with good success The Dorcas Circle of King's Daughters will Agerson and Miss Walters were in Portland Rockland, M e.— Mrs. Bert Day and son and Mrs. Elmer Brown------Eugene Sanders Peter Q . was a candidate for Uncle G il’s oats ------Mrs. L. P. Batchelder is visiting in Bos­ with his meat cart which is run in connection hold a food and plant sale at the Congrega­ last week and took in the grand concert------Ralph visited on Vinalhaven recently------has moved into the block tenement vacated they went out in a body to witness Lem ’s ton------Hon. Reuel Robinson attended the with his market. Two trips are made each tional chapel Friday, Oct. 29, afrernoon and Thomas W iley is up near the big hunting Mrs. Hulriah Thorndike lately spent a few by Charles Smith------Mrs. Jewitt, assistant downfall and to lay in a supply of chaffing Grand Lodge, I. O . O. F., in Portland last week to Warren and Cushing. Other places evening. grounds this week and tbe report says Tom days at Augustus H eal’s, H o p e------Mrs. teacher at the high school returned Friday material sufficient to last through the winter. week. in this vicinity are also visited. A. Lermond Lydia Bowley of West Rockport visited her There will be a grand concert and ball at has sent word over the wire that he has shot from Boston. But M r. Tyler was the man who c rnered Tillson Light Infantry of Rockland will give has charge of the cart. sister, Mrs. Olive Bowley, last week------Rob Glover Hall, Friday evening Nov. 5, for one deer and lots of wild bird?, but we Members of the class of *98, V . I I . S., are the chaft in the same quiet, easy and grace­ a drill and ball in the O p tra House at an ert Geyer of Rockland is spending a few T h e harness department at the prison is which Meservey’s Quintet w ill furnish music. rather think George Blethen is working the wearing dainty class pins. The figures are ful manner which he has cornered stocks be­ early date. This company of the National days with his granddaughter, Mrs. Jennie doing a fine business. This w ill be the first appearance of the quintet ’phone from his end of the route, at least it mounted on a plating of old blue enamel fore now, and he is going to deal out the sup Guards is considered the best drilled in the Merrifield. M r. Geyer is eighty-two years The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in W arten for live years and no doubt their sounds like George when we have our ear to half surrounded by a Napoleon wreath of ply for the next few weeks in bis inimitable state and the drill bas been given with much old and is a very smart old gentleman. H e Charles A. Creighton while playing with a appearance will draw a crowd. L. F. the little tube in Fronie’s store------W e sterling silver. style. success in Rockland, Vinalhaven and Thom­ Kittredge will be floor manager and w ill be were down to the jumping off place of St. has a wonderful memory and his stories of phial of pills Sunday broke the phial Miss /Vida Winslow goes to East Boston The races Saturday were divided into two aston. The "soldier buys” are all nice young assisted by H . A . Oliver, C. L . Robinson, George last week and saw the place where old times are very entertaining and interest and swallowed a part of the contents next month where she bas secured a fine po­ classes, tbe 2 5 0 class and the 2.35 c la s s - fellows and their occasions are always con­ our fish peddler gets his fresh tish. It is ing------A number from this place attended together with the bottom o f the bottle. A C. E. Morse and F. L . Davis. An oyster sitio n ------Mrs. George Roberts arrived home half mile heats. sidered as containing more than the average stew supper w ill be served during intermis­ nearly four miles from Tenant1! Harbor right tbe millinery opening at Miss M innie Gould’s powerful emetic relieved the child of the pills Saturday from Boston. There were five starters in the 2.50 class amount of enjoyment. sion by G. E. Newbert. out on the sea coast near Brown’s Head. It ^ asl Union, Ihursday and Friday------Mr. and the appearance among them of Mr. and later the glass passed from her. Except Miss Mae Decrow is spending a few weeks is a lively place for cottages as one has a fine and Mrs. Moses Bowes of So. Union were at Among the large stones being cut at the Tyler driving Peier Q in a warming up heat ing a slight feverish condition, which would ------David W heeler’s mother,who died in G ar­ in Boston------Mrs. Ralph B. Bucklin is the view of the ocean, but only one cottage is Mrs. Julia M artin’s Wednesday------Mr. Sands is a slab 9x14 ft. on the sur­ was the signal of prolonged applause from the seem to be natural under the circumstances, diner was brought to South Thomaston for guest of ber sister Mrs. Frank Gilkey, Forest built there as yet. The roads down that way and Mrs. Leander Brown of East Union were face and 8 ft. through It is a step for the Rockland contingent, although the sincerity the child has apparently received no injury burial------B. J. Dow has bought the cooper H ills ------Mrs. M . C. W hitm ore and niece are fine and on a pleasant fall day it is a at Mrs. H ew ett’s recently------Mrs. Orinda Puck building, N. Y., and eight men are of the applause rnignt have been slightly from the accident. shop of A. G. Robinson and w ill move it Mrs. Alice Iiermaker if Lawrence, Mass, are delightful drive. We came home by the Fish has been spending a week or more with working to do the work on this particular questioned. Schr. J. B. Stinson discharged a cargo of nearer bis mill. He will have a village of visiting M r. and Mrs. L . D . Smith in H a rt­ way of Long Cove and had a look at the big her son Charles in Cam den------M. II. Fog- piece in three days. The Buffalo postuffice The first beat was won by Dandy, a stylish lumber for J. Overlock Monday------Mrs. Syl­ cooper shops soon. ford, Conn------M r and Mrs. A. M . Judson of paving plant there. Three large schooners ler received a telegram last week announcing job is to be entirely of Jonesboro granite and little flyer owned by W . F. Gurney of this vester Vinal and daughter of Jefferson are New York were in town last week------Miss P leasantville .— John Leach has been were loading and it looked as though seventy the death of the youngest aon of John Fog- tbe building when completed will have 150,- city. Lem got the full benefit of the grand guests of Mrs. Alvin Vose------Mrs. Sprague sick the past week. H e is now able to sit up Mabel Pickerd of Bangor is the guest of M r. or more paying cutters were at work. I f ler of Leavenw irth, Kansas, of acarlet fever 000 cubic feet of stone in its construction. stand’s remarks when he drove Peter Q up of Belfast is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. S. L . a part of the tim e------Maynard Leach and and Mrs. Gilbert Patten. anyone thinks the bottom bas dropped out of Lyman Fogler of Augusta, who is in Two buffalo heads and two eagles are being for the second heat, but that implacable smile iUanscom-----Miss Lucy Mitchell is in Bath Clinton Overlock have returned home from the paving business go down about Long quite poor health, is stopping with hia sister, carved by tbe expert workmen. was still there and the crowd soon learned Tbe annual installation of officers of Amity —— Mrs. O. E. Copeland went to Boston their hunting trip down east. They did not Cove and have a look. A good many of Mrs. Vogler— W e saw two of East An original widow’s pension bas been that it meant mischief, for Peter Q not only Lodge F. and A. M. took place Friday night, ’Monday ------W . J. Jameson, Evelyn Young, have much success in hunting------Tw o deer tbe workmen have pleasant homes which Union’s fair ladies in this place recently on granted Eliza A. Murphy. came down the home stretch an easy winner the following officers being inuucted to their *»CarrieiGloyd, Roy Newhall and Edwin Leven- were seen in John Leach's field one day last chairs: W. M., Wallace Easton; S. W., A. we understand they own, showing that at new wbeela. They were Misses Emma George I. Clark of Rockland is in town on in the second beat, but also in the third heat »aler left for Boston Saturday. week— Ansel Overlock is quite sick— Elias Blackington and Maud Davis. F. Beverage; J. W ., E. S. Stearns; Treas., some time the Company didn’t take all their another business trip after a long absence and again in the forth heat. Tbe last beat Davis raised about ninety-five bushels of pota­ C. C. Wood; Sec., Charles D. Wilson; S D., John Haines, who was serving a twelve earnings at the store------A large schooner H ope, H ea d o f t h e L a k e — Alonzo A. was an especially easy thing for Tyler, who toes from seven bushels planting— Edward So. caused by illness. years sentence at the prison, died Friday loaded paving at Atlantic quarry last week Carter went to Boston Wednesday for several sat in tbe sulky with an admirable pose as he Charles W eaver; J. D ., Samuel Coombs. F o l­ Starrctt raised a hundred and fifty-two bushels from the effects of drinkiog alcohol which be where Edward Daviea bas charge------Tbe days stay. Leroy M cLain o f Appleton accom­ passed the stand and who beamed triumph­ lowing tbe installation supper was served by of potatoes from twelve bushels planting------with two fellow convicts bad obtained by Ladies’ social circle dined with Mrs. John panied him ------M r. and Mrs. W . O. Norwood A BAKER OF PRACTICE antly down on the now silent Rockland con­ the ladies society of the Baptist church. The J. A Clark bas moved into the Boggs bouse separating if from shellac by means o f water. Foster last Thursday. Mra. Wm. Clark will were made happy by the birth o f a boy, Oct. tingent. The best time was 1.18 and when festivities of the evening closed with dancing. be recently bought. H e has bad the bouse Praotioe in ikes Parfeot." tin old aayluif goea — Miss Lelia Wincbenbach is the guest of her entertain the circle thia week------W m . W il 18------Tileston Noyes moved Mra. Elizabeth it was hung out from the stand Peter Q s Miss Louise Pitcher is visiting in N ew Bed­ painted and papered and has now a fine look­ And thia Id the reaaou, aa everyone knowa, brother E. K . Wincbenbach. liamson is building a very pretty bouse at W ellman to Camden Saturday. price was trebled in his owner’s estimation. ford------Frank M iller has returned to Bates ing residence— O live Davis is making Annie M illet H ill, a very neat location one half W hy Connevy IUalng la ao far ahead I f you meet Lem, by the way, your first im ­ College after a few days visit at home. Advertised letter October 25, Gorham and Alice Russell a visit— Horace Gibson aria mile west of our village. W hen finished M r. Of ail other bakera In mxklug good Bread. pression will be that sugar has gone up h alf a D erry ----- Benj. Ilanscom , who has been con­ wife of Rockland visited at W . J. Russell’s Bath Tim es;— M r. C. W . Bisbee of Camden, aud Mrs. Williams will have a very cosy WASHINGTON dozen points or that tbe Dutch Guiana gold fined to the house several weeks with a broken Sunday—Fred Ames intends to move Ibis When elatma of “ long experience** 00mo from was in tbe city today. H e furnished tbe home------C. D . S. Godfrey and son are get­ mines have turned out big, hut you will he frame for a 1700 ton schooner which is to be collar bone, is about town again. week to East Warren where be will have em­ C e n t e r R a z o r v il l e . —Frank L . Shattuck, amateura In baking, ting some fine looking stock out of their who is working at tbe asylum in Augusta, is j all in tbe wrong; it’s Peter Q and nothing built by M r. Minott at Phipsburg. The frame ployment. W ho all the lima the leading Bread are poorly 1m quarry just now. W e noticed that M r. at home for few days------Albra Clary of j else which has brought about that placid and Ordway’s Plaster. Cure Rheumatism. a tat ing— arrived several days ago but w* rk of setttog Godfrey was looking much better since W aldo it visiting L . T . M arr------Alice self-satisfied countenance. It up has not been commenced. M r. M inott ROCKPORT taking bis little trip away. These gentlemen Our people juat think for themaelvoa, aud oannot The 2 35 class race was won by Dew Drop, Robbins of Appleton was the guest of Mrs. be milled, docs not know when he will commence build­ A wooden awning will hereafter keep tbe are always ready to fill orders for fancy Sarah Marr Sunday------Some from here owned by Crawford of W arren. This race re ing. paving or underpinning at a very low figure For w bat they want la ataudard gooda—the N EW quired five heats and was very interesting, sun, rain and snow from in front of J. F, attended the revival meetings in North Hon. Tbaddeus R. Simonton is going to ------Dan Bartlett has some fancy male ducks DOMBdTIO BRB ID. although to tb« Rockland folks it lacked tbe How ard’s store. U nion------Alfred Vanner and wife are spend­ New York to take charge of an dfice to be to sell. They are large as the largest and dramatic features th t had characterized tbe Mrs. Lizzie Spear and son True are visiting ing a few days in Camden------H. E. Farrar Au “ endleaa variety** aounda w ell, but needs the opened by the Camden Land Co., where white aa snow. Address So. Thomaston, race won by Peter Q. in So. H o p e— Miss Beriha Lamont of South­ has put a n .w cider m ill in his steam mill stock behind It, Camden's attractions as a summer resort w ill M e.------W m . Griffin has moved bis family to The judges were Gorham Butler, starter; CLOTHING! west Harbor was Ruest Saturday of Mias ------M erle M arr bas laid a new hard wood Aud quality we also want, aud know we're sure to be fully described and illustrated by large tbe Keag and M r. K irkpatrick bas rooms to Capt. W. W. Woodman. H. M. Bean, Robert A lla Treat— Fred Hartford bss moved into floor on his piazza------Mrs. Edw aid Prescott Hud It sized photographs. T h e 1 ffice will be promi­ let. The Eben Elwell chambers are also to Bean, and Dr. C. G. Horn. the Washburn house— W illiam Grey is to of Liberty and her sister, Miss Louisa Gove, When buying Bread aud Oak* and Plee, by C. K nently located on Broadway or Fifth avenue let.* Come some of you youngsters and get move into Capt. Arey's houre on Spruce street visited their aunts Mrs. J. W . Farrar and Hieing made — ano if its visitors are able to resist tbe grace­ Call aud examine our ALL WOOL hitched up before that o h e r fellow cuts you — Myron Acborn's new bouse is nearly com­ Mra. E. C. Shattuck last Friday------Sadie For he's the man who does supply the city's lead­ Saturday at Knox Trotting Park a great ful manners and blandishments of the Cam­ SUITS for Men’s Sizes, 34 to 42, out and moves into these fine rents------M r. pleted. Rockwell is visiting Mrs. E. C. Shattuck------ing trade. afternoon’s sport is provided in the two oat den Chcstetfield they will do better than we B idden is starting paving cutters at Eagle W e predicted a few weeks ago that tbe Charles D . Clark fell from a scaflold in bis races, and exhibitions to be given between the have any idea that they will. Only 8S.OO quarry, sod tbev do say paving is really "Bread at a>me prloe" la something queer— barn Monday injuring bimseif quite badly beats, also the fast hea's to he driven by two Carleloo House would not l-mg remain uu- wanted in New York. A t any rate the price Il'e been the auma from ye^r to year; Largest Stock of Clothing ever carried ------Joseph Bean an aged and much respected lady drivers to bicycle sulkies. The races opened. Tn e bouse bas been leased tu is advancing. Surely W illiam ’s boom is Aud if flour baa advanoel a hit APPLETON iu Ibis towu. citizen of West Washington passed away Messrs. Sullivan and Lloyd of Boston tn d will You'll get the »airu of Rising yet. will be the 2.50 class for 50 bushel oats, the E l m w o o d .— Mrs Em m a W alker is visiting near at hand------W e forgot to mention the Tuesday morning after an illness of about be opened to tbe public Mondsv, Nov. I. It candy pull at Godfrey's last week. W ell lots 2.35 class for 50 bushels oats. H alf mile relatives and friends in U nion------H enry BOVS’ KNEE PANTS just received two weeks. Funeral was at bis late residence Aud O. K. Rlalug'a carte aud atorea are all eo olean heats, five to enter, three to start. Entries to is sard that these gentlemen thoroughly un­ ol the gills were there and the justice went C d b u in an d wife of Rockland visited at John from New York, All Wool, Thursday at one o’clock p. m , Rev. E. C, and neat be made to Jas A. Trowbridge, Secy. Capt. derstand their business and if such it the case ou a illusion. Ella Cook and Mrs. Elwell K irk ’s last Sunday------Mrs. Spencer D rake Shattuck officiating------Charles H ibbert is That wbat you buy, there la uo doubt you'll relish W . W . Woodman will start the races at one there it no reason why they cannot compounded the mixtures and Mrs. Meservey of Rockland is stopping with her patents Mr. Only BOo working for J. W. Farrar. when you eat; o’clock. These will without dou'd be the make ibeit venlure a success. W e w ill, how­ did ib e honors. W e hear that Jen was all and Mrs. John Kirk ------William Hall and Ills drivera are obliging, too, and lady clerks heat contested races of (he season, and all the This is surelv (he place to buy Cloth ever, be glad 10 see tbe doors of ibis hospita­ the next day ge'ting that mixture burned off w fc visited at Robert Keen's last Sunday polite, horses which started at West Rockport Satur­ ing as well as other goods. ble bouse open once more. the cooking stove------W e bad sea birds for ------Fred Dividson, wife and mother, weie WALOOBORO Bo wait for O. K. Rising's carts, you'll know them day w ill appear in these races. Miss Kane Spear was seven years old Sat­ diuntr last Tuesday and did our best to lei rn the guests ( f Mrs. Frank L iin s m on« day at first sight. urday and the hide miti celebrated Ibe event to like them, but we can’t say that it was a Ea st W a l d o b o r o .— Clara Beoner is home Iasi week------Lizzie Thompson of North in entertaining a number of bet young friends. success. Spring chicken is good enough for from B ath ----- M is Joseph Mathews bas gone Tbe city of Rockland and towns < f Cush­ Appleton is at work for Mrs. Viola H a ll------TRADE CENTER I be tola were treated to a nice supprr, they u«. We prefer bouse cat to sea birds any to Portland------Mrs. L. L- Mank and children ing, Friendship, Hurricane Isle, N >rth Haven, Mis. Emina W alker, Samuel Messer and played games and they all went borne, having lime fur our ruling. have been visiting in Damariscotta------Mrs. S >u'h Thomaston and S'. G tO 'ge,and M atiiii- daughter were the guests of their brother had ••jusr a lovely time.” Miss K atie proved Carrie Arnold is having the exterior of ber REAL ESTATE! cjs Plantation have paid their county tax in Vinal Messer last "taiuiday------John K irk bouse repaired------W. E. Schwartz of Cam­ LEVI SEAVEY, a charming entertainer. H e a d o f t h e Ba y — Miss Gertrude Rokes full t > County Treasurer L R Campnell had a corn huskipg last Friday night, some 20 den was in (his place Friday------Carrie Mank Friday’s shipping news: Schooner Adeba arrived home 1 hursday after a few da>s visit This city as u>ual was tbe Inst place in the or more turning ou'. A lter bu«king the corn has returned from Sleigo— — Mrs. A. Trow ­ TAX NOTICE. Thomaston, Maine Carleion, Capt. Simon Wall, came from Rock­ ui'h ter cousin on Vinalbavcu------D ennis County to "come u p ” Tbe total tax is about a bountiful supper was seived aud all bridge aud Lelie Little went to Damariscotta land by lug Fred Wilson Io load lime ( 0 New Hare came h* me Thursday morning fi< m On the first Mundav in December, 125,000 and R >ckbnd pays a little better went home fee i g happy. Saturday------Mis. Abbie Feyler and Fan­ York from G. E. Carltlou't wbarl; schooner Reading, Mass------Charles Henderson is sick 1897, I >4iull be obliged to sell at auc­ than one third of it. V\e s i‘ Afflk'ION — Miss Dean of Ltocoln- with Ibe grippe------Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. nie Mank were the guests at B. B. Over lock’s tion all real ealaie in ibe town of vil r i» at Gc.'ige Robinson's for a visit------A net relumed borne Suuday after a few days this week------Miss L ’zzy Young is pending Vinalhaven on which the tax for the Col. W . A . Kimbad, the popular excursion Ed Robinson ts at Liberty at w ork------M is. vi»i( 10 L iu colu ville------Edward Sherm an’s a few days J. W . W altz’s ------J. W . W altz manager bas airanged for a Washington, Racnel King of Boston was at Robert Wey- ,u« ...... | t0 Tbomaaton Friday------M ia. Edwin y ear 1896 lias not been paid T b e sam e little year old son W alter F., while at play having been duly advertised. D. C. excursion going from Rockland Friday, mouib’s (he pa»t neck ------L ories sociable was about tbe bouse took a safety pin from one Keizer 18 quite ill. Januaiy 25*h on the morning bain. Tne a success and all voted it a good time. OLDS ANO COUGHS of hie slockiug» and hied to swallow it. It D. E. WHITE. rales from here will be about >34 with all •—Yield at Once to— lodged in bis *brott end bis patents knew K. F. F*>ster, who bas published through bills paid; five days iu Wa»bingt u , side trip Apropros ot Litera ure, tbe new periodical nothing ab ul it until be went to eat, when the Breutauos volumes on chess, dice, dom i­ C o lle c to r 18 9 6 . to Mt. Vernon; fate room on Fall River of literary criticism shortly to be launched by Gardiner’s Balaam of .. they discovered it hurt biui to swallow. Mr. noes and tbe like, enthusiastic in t«>ne, but D a te d O ct. 18, 1897. 73 79T 8 llB?; a*l travelling expenses. The hotels are the Loud *n Times and H arper & Brothers, c >beitnan put his finger down the lad’s throat luc*ad in method, bas added a work on the Millard, Eobei', Arlington and Rtgg> it is a• mounted that Barrett W endell, Assist­ . . . Spruce Cum and W'ld Cherry to arc what (be trouble was aud the pm was "Poker” to tbe list Devotees of tbe game O A H T O n iA .. House. There * i l l probably be many go ant Pr> fessor of English at Harvard College, bo'UasImitlaa •6*4*Sid b»er o»of 041 COUQl"f >a»l b-AWU t 6mI le‘»S ku» U I# rv«.fd*0 »l home. thrown up. will doubtless receive the news of this work from here; seven booked u b ile the Colonel wilt coi tribute weekly a le'tei upon topics of UW bo*t aeal SoMI by ail druwwl» » and 1- tuilug k>o< «<• with due emotion. * la oa was here Saturday. .A ll m >ney f r tickets liteiary iutere»t iu America. U L MGRIWWIW UKLb CO., Thom»»um, M -uuUUurtr. O rd -w ay’» Plasiars Cur© Fexual© •ury muU be paid by January 20 h, five days A oK YOUB LO4ML IKlLtt* IT vrappta Ordway’s PltuLera Cure Cold Feet ! Ordway’s PUstens Cure Wo ait Back. THE KOCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1897,

THE BREECHES BUOY shrouds, where the hawser was made fast and ANOTHER SILLY YARN SOCIAL AND PERSONAL suddenly swung himself out over the sea. MEN’S FURNISHING The life-savers were dumfounded at the Specimen Story of Many Floated Since the O. H. Tripp w*a in Boaton lari week. It Was the Means of Saving Lives of the foolhardiness of the man. H e was hanging Recent Oliver Pecker Tra say that I would kill you.” weather. There’s understood. Then a light burst from the Capt. Whitman tried to reassure M r. Leigh­ mer. The summary tells the story of the game: Scb. M . A . Achorn, G inn, arrived Friday vessel’s rail, a signal that help must be given ton, hut the attempted reassurance didn’t go, Mrs. F. M . Shaw and Miss Agnes Shaw go a snap in the air, Boys’ Blouses and WORTH BN1>. MHOMA8TON If. 8. from Cape Breton with kiln coal to Cobb at once. and when the captain put on his coat and to Boston tomorrow. Miss Shaw ia to pursue th e re ’s a s n a p lo W aists, all ages and Packard I a, r e, C. Lermond The life savers lumbered up the beach, Lime Co. voice culture this winter under a prominent A. Richardson I t, r t, Flye went ashore, M r Leighton followed, hailed this b u s i n e ss. dragging their boat and life line cart just as Scb. Forest Belle brought a cargo of tele n expressman, packed up his belongings and teacher. p ric e s. Benton 1 g, r g, II Reed This depariment Carver c, e, G Lermond the schooner’s flare went out in tumbling graph poles Friday from M illbridge for the left the ship, although he had already signed k W ord was received io the city thia forenoon Cnmuboll r k> I g T. Heed into the sea. is right on the B o y s ’ Sweaters, Vinalhaven Telephone Co. for the trip. that W . L . Littlefield died at hia borne in U Richardson r t, I t c, McDonald A score of Coston signals lighted the scent jump just now Fields r e. I e, Whitney Sch. Alaska, Swett, arrived from Boston M r. Leighton believes that Capt. W hitm an Belfast tnis morning. The funeral occurs 81.25. Huntley q h, q b, Fochuu as the men, under Captain Shelby, wheeled and such values Saturday. was so arbitrary with his men on the trip last hursday afternoon. Staples I h b, r h b, Il McDonald the lifeboat to the white edge of the sea. summer that the terrible tragedy was the Hewall r h b, I h b, Welt Schs. Lena W hite, O tt, and Charlie & W il­ The Tw ilight Literary Club met last even­ as we ofTer will We will send Garments out on ap­ Again and again the men took their Gillish im 1f b, u, f b, Moran lie, Post, from Cobb Lim e Co., for New York, result. ing with Miss Lizzie O ’Donnell Broad street. proval to any reliable Customer in Score, Rockland 12, Thomnaton II. 8. 10. Touoh. places at the oars and pushed out into the keep it jumping sailed Friday. An interesting report of the recent Federa­ BoysSuits,$2.50, Maine. We pay express one wav. down*, Olills, Bewal., McDonald, Moran. Goala breakers, but as often they were beaten back, There have appeared at different times from touchdowns, Howell, Glide, Moren. Umpire, the lifeboat half filled with water. They Sch. Sardinian, Halversen, sailed Friday since Capt. W hitm an’s death many such state­ tion at Bangor was given. ila eoom of Thomnaton. Referee, Ilell of Rook- 82.75,83, 84,85 Send in your orders with descrip­ could make no headway against the sea that from A . J. Bird & Co. for New York. Frank C. Norton and bride returned Sat­ land. Linoemen, WIncspew and Austin of Thom­ ments which would tend to influence the pub­ tion of what you want and about rolled in upon them. urday night from Boston, one of the points aston. T im e, 20m halves. Sch. E. Arcularius, Brown, from A. C. Gay lic against him. The friends of the All this time the gale was increasing and which they visited on their honeymoon trip, what price you wish to pay. & Co., for New York, sailed Friday. murdered man think it proper to suggest whipping the waves into greatest fury- The which included also Montreal and Quebec. The Rockland H igh School team played in Sch. Annie Sargent, Tibbetts, sailed Satur­ to this “ fine type” ol the American sailor boorn ol the sea at the schooner’s stern who was so ready to threaten W hitm an in Bath Saturday afternoon and were defeated day for Salem, from A. F . Crockett Co. A. H . Benner who has been spending a could be plainly heard, but there were no by the almost record-breaking score of 68 to case his nephew was abused, that there is a w eek’s vacation in this city as the guest of bis more calls from her. Sch. Earl P. Mason, French, was in the Corset Dept. o. Our boys showed up splendidly in prac­ slight discrepancy between the facts and h » parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben S. Benner, F u rs The life savers did not then know her haibor yesterday loaded with stone from tice but when it came to the game itself they statement. W hitm an was in the Olive Litnerock street, returned to Bangor, Satur­ Our Electric Seal Jackets have no Offer exceptionally values in the P. name or anything about her. They did not Green's Landing for New York, and tailed. found themselves lined up against a team, the Pecker only fourteen months from the time day. know if any one remained upon her, and Sch. Hurae, Grey, from Cobb Lime Co., he took her until he was killed. The hero of e q u a l, 835, 845- 850 N o e x tr a N Corsets at 81.00, 81.75, 82, average weight of which was 165, or better County Treasurer L. R. Campbell, wife and one patrolman, with a lantern, watched for Providence, sailed Monday. charge for special measure and 82 5 0 . 84. than most college teams. O f course they the above strange coincidence sets the time youngest child, leave Friday for Boston where ominously for bodies to come ashore. 1 job lot Corsets at worth more. speedily found that this was too great a hand­ Sch. Eugene Borda, Greeley, from A. F. as three years ag ». Moreover as regards the they are to visit for a week or so. A portion any style you wish. We have 2 9 0 , Amid the struggles to launch the life boat “ vile and abusive language” W hitm an used icap and were not even able to put up a fair Crockett Co. for New York, sailed Monday. of the time they will be guests of E. W . three Styles in Stock to select from. the men from Stations 7 and 9 arrived, toward “ his son.” H e has but one child, a defense. Bath gained 10 or 15 yards every Capt. A . A. Duncan is at home while his Clark in Cambridge. having been summoned by telegraph. Cap time she got the ball and touchdown after vessel is at Gloucester discharging salt from daughter ten years old now living in this city Ladies’ Outside tain Longstreet, of the Manasquan station, with her mother. The story of the GltJbe’a Mrs. C. F. Wood is the guest of Mrs. touchdown was the result. A t the end of the Trapani, Spain. George Earl (nee May Wood) at Salem, consulted with Captain Shelby and the Lyle line type of un American sailer is exceedingly G e n ts’ F u r first half the score was 3 2 L o and the game Sch. Nautilus arrived at Port Hawksbury, Mass. Mrs. Wood attended the Maine life line gun was run o u t silly. D is more. It it despicable. Dress Skirts ended with Bath 68 and Rockland o. The N . S., Tnursday, and is loading potatoes for Festival at Portland en route to Massachu­ Just what was the matter the life savers did O vercoats We have in stock 150 Skirts for our teams lined up as follows: this port. Sch. Yankee M aid is due here setts. not know, but the shotted line was fired FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS BATH- ROCKLAND, almost a score o f times before a tug on the today with a cargo, consigned to C. E. Bick Mrs. F. B. Shaw and daughter have re­ We could not sell these garments customers to select from. Bavaire I e, r e, Merchant line announced that the shot bad succeeded. nell. Iteportoil from Brown A Coinpany'a cently moved to Cambridge, where, as pre­ 38c for a Black Figured Skirt. Bturtevaot I t, r I, Know without a guarantee of Real Value Slowly and laboriously the rope tightened Sch. Carrie T . Balano, 475 tons, built in Wevkly Freight Circular* » viously told in The Courier-Gazette, M r. Ingi&ilM I s, r s, Doe “In Stock” Blk Goat Coats, Blk 81.63 for a Black Figured Skirt or Curler c, e. Bmitn and crawled from the box on the beach. The Thomaston in 1890, was recently purchased Large tonnage for long voyage trades is Shaw has a fine position as engineer on the I g, Mil 11 in an Colored Mixturee. Hughes, r <, wind was too high to permit of hearing a cry, from J. J. Cummings, of Savannah, on pri­ quite anxiously inquired for, but the spot Harvard College grounds. Dog Coats, Galloway Black and Hiaok r t, 1 t, Colcord and the life savers had to he guided by the vate terms, by Geo. McQueaten & Co., of Russian Buffaloes with any kind 81.38 for a Black Figured Skirt or Franks r e, I e VeuslH market receives no important additions and The golden wedding anniversary of Col. Perkina q b, q b, Hull tugs on the line. Lights were burned con­ Button who will use her In the lumber trade, the offerings of forward tonnage are y it of* Collar and Cuffs you wish 5 and Mrs L . D . Carver w ill be celebrated Colored Mixtures. Donnell I h b, 1 b b, Rhodes tinuously, although the dawn was creeping between Charleston and Boston. She was an exceedingly limited character. Case oil Monday evening, Nov. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Car­ grades of the Celebratad Natural Murphy r h h, r h b. Dunbar Above these prices we have many Robbins t b, f b, Knowlton out of the sea in a thin, gray streak. formerly owned in Boston, bat was sold to shippers have contracted for several vessels ver will be "at home’’ from seven to ten Coon Coat. Fur-lined Overcoats in Substitutes - Owen, Hldeltnger, Hall uudlilni k The smaller line was replaced with a Savannah parties after being nearly destroyed to arrive at the full rate of 26 cents hertrie to o’clock at 34 Pleasant street, thia city. different Styles. Colors and Prices any kind of fur desired Every ley for Bulb; Huydeu and Campbell for Rockland. hawser, and it was quite daylight when the by fire some two years ago. Shanghai, 51^ to Hong K ong, 19s. and to i Miss Margaret Monaghan and her cousin Silk Skirts for 85.00. breeches buoy, with its direction tags in Coat guaranteed. The Rockland team was accompanied by to Calcutta, and 22 from Philadelphia to Mr9. J. B. M itchell, who have been visiting its manager Erank Pierce, Sub Master Ralph several languages, was drawn aboard the LIST Of LETTERS |a pan. Tonnage is also wanted for Australia- relatives and friends in thia city for the past Small Furs, Collarettes,Trimming by One exceptional value from our K. Bearce and William Wbitncw. In the even­ Richmond. New Zealand, and a few vessels could be two weeks, have gone to Boston where Mrs. the yard, Swansdown, ing the Bath boys gave the visitors a dance Four men could be seen working like Remaining in the Rockland P. O . for the placed for South Africa, hut those of a suit­ M itchell will visit relatives before returning to and did everything in tbeir power to make heaver* at the end of the line, and now and week ending Oct. 23, 1897: able character arc extremely scarce. Lum ­ her borne in Halifax. Ladies’ and Gents' Seal and imita­ Domestic Dept. them feel at home. The hoys enjoyed the then they moved their arms in token of Geot'a Liat. Bradatreet, MlaaSaruhA ber tonnage to the River ‘ Plate irin'fair re­ Portland Press:— Hon. F.R.Spear and wife tion Seal Caps and Gloves. trip despite their defeat, and returned home on understanding. Atkinson Sc Co., A. U. Fuller, Mra. Bethluh quest, particularly lor Eastern loading. From 1 ease Twilled Percales, dark shades, The tide began to fall soon after day­ Aubuita, .1 F. Harlow, Mra. .lulls M. o f Rockland have been in Portland the last Fur Ornaments for Dress Trimmings, the paper train Sunday. Briggs, dtephen A. Miller, Mra. A. K. Boston advanced rates have been paid,* say going at 7c, regular 12 l-2o goods. break, and as the gale had not abated, the >8 50 to Buenos Ayres and M9.50 to Koairlo. few days enjoying the musical (estival and in ­ Muffs, Boas, etc , in fact every­ Ib orow, Chua. M. Roblnaon Mra Minnie cidentally taking in The Jeflerson. They Exclusive Novelties for Fall In It is expected that the Belfast eleven will pitching of the Richmond grew more danger­ Guddla. Thoa. ltobblns, Miaa L>d oan The last rates from the Provinces We?e |8 thing that makes up a first-cla-s ous with every wave. Grant Isaac Dr H B Baton 1 have been the guests of Speaker Seth L . play the H igh School eleven on the Broadway LuBurru, Ud. Harseaul, Mr* Jguatloua and I9 respectively. For (Julf loading there Gent's Neckwear, 25c, 39c and Then one of the crew climbed into the Larrabee and wife. fur department. Repairs on all ground in this city next Saturday afternoon. Milla, John A. 8 in It b, Mra. 8u»au it only a limited inquiry, notwithstanding 50c. breeches and the life savers hauled away and k,nds of Fur Garments done at Our boys will present their strongest lineup PaltliiKull, W. R. Kiulth, Mia M K the slightly easier rates intimated. The quo W ill P. Burpee the artist sailed laat Satur­ drew the man to the beach. Ilk.ur, If M. riar. MUa Bello D. day by the German Lloyd steamer "W e rra " and endeavor to redeem last Saturday's de­ tation ia now Mi 1.75 and M12.25 as to size short notice and in the very best So three were brought ashore, the waves Ray, Fred for Europe for a yrar’s travel and study. H e feat in Bath. d»w>er, Winn W lualow. Mrs May A to Montevideo and Buenos Ayres. Several workman-liko manner. Dress Goods beating over them aud half drowuiug them. vVeuiworlh, ik x ter B. W ales, Mlaa Isabella goes first to Italy where he w ill spend the vessels are required to load lumber and gen­ Frank C. Hanscura, referee c f the Saturday’s Then Coplan did a remarkable thing. Ladina* Liat Wllaou, MUa Geo. eral cargo to Brazil ports, but shippers find winter. Later on he will visit Germany and 25 pieces of those Fancy Worsted Baker, Mlaa Lillian game in this city, says the score o f the Without awaiting the return of the breeches it difficult to cover tbeir wants at wbat they Switzerland and spend the last few months in Dress Goods which have sold so buoy, although having no reason to be afraid S h a w ls game should be 14 to 12 in favor of Thomas­ To (Jure Constipation Fcrever. regard as reasonable rates. There is a mod­ Paris. quickly at 25c, 39o aud 50o. that he would be forgotten and left upon the Always a useful article of wearing ton; that the touchdown claimed by Thomaston Tulio’CaacurotH Gaud v CulhurUa lUoorZfto. erate demaud for tonnage tolbe West Indies Georgie, the charming young daughter of in the second half was the genuiue article. splintering Richmond, he went aloft on the I f C. G. G. full to euro, druutfibtu refund money and Windward, hut vesseb are offered spar­ Mr. and Mra. George E. McLaughlin gave a apparel. Our stock is large. ingly upon the basis ol shippers’ ideas. There biithday party Saturday afternoon, at which Camden Shawls always in stock. H osiery is some falling off in the number of coastwise 34 of her young friends were delighted guests. LATE SPORTING MATTERS lumber orders, and the tone of the market A ll sorts of games were played during the 25c, 25c, 25c. Greater values for this amount in Ladies’, Gent’s, it less buoyant; M4.62A has been accepted afternoon, the festivities winding up with a Bath didn't do a t’iug to us. Brunswick to New York. Coal freights to the delicious lunch. Ladies' Misses’,Children’s and Boys’ Hose Fiist polo game one week from Saturday Fat are somewhat better, with rates a trifle Great Sachem Albro E. Chase and Great than can be found iu Maine. night. higher. Keeper of Records and Seals, W . Mackintoshes PICTURES.!_ CliAKTMS-Ship St. David, 60,000 cases The following despatch from Birmingham, E . St. John both of Portland paid an petioieuiu New York to Shanghai, 26 cents Which we sell for are as good Ladies’ and Qents’ England, dated Saturday, will interest Dick official visit to Nabanada Council, I . O . 83 2 9 —Ship S. D. Carleton, Singapore to New R. M , Friday night. They were royally as can he sold for the amount. O'Brien’s acquaintances hereabout: The York, ,£2,500—Scb. I F. Chapman, one port Outing Flannel Qowns Olympic Athletic club was crowded this even­ received and the visit was made one of Navy and Black, two C pes,Velvet Phillippine Isles ta New York, hemp Mj 75— ing st the boxing match between Dick mutual pleasure. 15 doz. of each received todav which Ship A. J. Fuller, hence to Honolulu, general collar*. The same kind which we O’Brien, the middleweight of Boston, Mass., Alton W . Small is working in Belfast, en­ sell for 84.38, is better than you we shall offer for 7 9 a n d 9 0 c for PICTURES! cargo lump turn— Scb. M . C , H askell, Phil and Frank Craig, “The Harlem Coffee adelpbia to Ponce, coal $2 25 and port gaged as a cutter in W. A. Clark's clothing th e Ladies' Gown, 59 a n d 790 Cooler,” for a purse of ^ 2 5 0 . Craig was de­ can Bud at this price. Every gar­ ebages— Sch. Fred B. Balano, Annapolis, N. bouse. feated in a round and a half. A t the begin­ ment guaranteed. for the Gents’. Great value. S., to SL lobns, P. R , lumber and port A . P. H u n t of this city has been appointed ning of the second round the “ Coffee Cooler” charges— Scb. Methcbescc, St. Petersburg, substitute railwsy mail clerk, a position for slipped, sod O ’Brien taking advantage of the Fla., to New York, lumber >5.50——Sen. which be recently took a high civil examina­ opening thus afforded, got in two good body PICTURES ! Gen. A. Ames, Bruaswick to New York, tion. Ladies’, Misses’ blows, nis opponent going down. Craig rose lumber >4 75— Scb. Ira B. Ellcuis. Roadout at once and dashed in with his right, hut to Portland, cement 14 cents— Bk. Ixvi S- and Children’s O ’Brien smashed him on the chin with bis Andrews, Cape Ann to Key West, slope left, and the black once more went to the | i . 20— Scb. Nelson Bartlett, Brunswick to floor, remaining down eight seconds. H e JO JlfE New York, lumber M4 6^4. arose once more, only to be felled again, and Co a l — Sch. W m . J. I^ermond, Baltimore the light was given to O 'Brien. The betting G IVEN A W A Y FELT HATS to New O rleans M> 4^— Sch. Empress, Perth L adies . . . was in Craig’s favor at 7 to 4. Amboy to Cottage City, 70 cents— Scb. Irene E. Moeivcy, Pcith Amboy to Portland, 55 Our uew invoice of Fall aud - F O R F A L L — Bath Times:—Tommy Scanlon who broke At the ceoU— Scb. Addie Scbaelfer, Weehawken lo Winter Cloaks for Infants and Chil­ bis leg last August was able to walk down Rockland, 55 cents— Scb. G . W . G lo w , same— Sch. S J. Lindsey, seme— Sch. Ella F. dren has arrived. The selections were street ibis week. H is leg was fractured in two places. The accident occurred while in Crowell, Weehawken to Thomaston, 60 cent* made with great care aud the garments Ladies, Gents and swimming. H is friends were in hopes to sec — Scb. R. L. Tay, Port Johnstou to Rock­ are sure to please— not only the mothers him playing polo this season but there is small land, 60 cents— Sch. W . L . W alker, Phil* Children delphia to Fall River, 60 cents. but the infants as well. As for the chance that his leg will allow him to. BOSTON 1Cl.01 NG ST(IRE. prices ca'l aud see how cheaply we VESSEL FOR SALE. K tep your hands warm with A Great Surprise is in Store sell. ______, M aine. | Ftsblutf aeb. G fc K. 'IWbox,(X. IT87 muafcoua w sU t«4, a pair of our . . . for those who will go today and sal a package of Rockland Uh irt»wi«, duriva and cable TburvugkJy r.buUl, GRAIN O II (uses the place of oeffee at about 1 Uew »klia uud lu tll»L-flluuu udltluu. Will aoh the coal. Ii is u food drink, full of health, uud cuu with or without a«MO. Fur pardcuiura applv to be given to the chi ete.u than u tonic, because Ila benefti Is permaueul V* hut coffee breaks d>wu Grain-O Come in and See Them. iwdl, U wvru; hoUl d# fOyb builds up Ask your groix-r for Gralu G. lbc audXto tool Bk II G Lcuck, 48 IL Ad-iroSa Spottora Block, Rockland. Boa SI, Kuaurto Ord way ’s Plaster# Cur© Cold Feet. Ordway's Plasters Cure Rheumatism. r-m _.i_.Eiri «fc c o b b . O rdw ay'* Flaaurat Curw W 4ak UacX. THIS ROCKLAND COURIBJR-GAZETTR: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 26 1897

RECENT CUSHING HISTORY A LETTER TO WOMEN SHORT NOTES OF THE DAY YOUNU MEN! MIDDLE-AGED MEN Town Vote* to Tax D or*—Permit* Granted The Puri, brought <2,850,000 gold, to Construct Fish W eirs In George* River From Mrs. Jam es Corrigan. —|>emoerat* Fill Town Offices In 1377 Tbe Setb Low canvauia daily itieoglhen- Tim e Will C ( i m C If you w e r e ta k e n a w a y with Party W orkers—Payn T. Orff, Demo­ For seventeen years I have suffered. lug. crat., Fleeted Representative to legisla­ Periods were so very painful that I e’c,ped,'um when you will want ture--Raymond C. Davis Republican would have to go to the doctor every Would your home bt freefr. nidebt? C a n d id a te , month. A postal card canvass of West side Repub Bean club numbers shows a majority for Low. A home of jour own Would jour biifinegs suffer for XLIV. lie said thatl had an enlargement of The Canadian authorities are preparing want of n atty cu»bl 1876. At the annual town meeting held the womb, and told my husband that I To enter into bus>int t-s fur jours* If evidence for the Washington seal conferencr. Monday, March 8, the following officers were must undergo an M ould jour wife be provided for. elected: Moderator, F. C. Hathorn; Clerk, jperat ion, ns I had Fifty thousand persons attended the clos­ 1 o protect a wife and family. C. A . Fogerty; Selectmen, Overseers of the ing day of the Mattoon (111.) Free Street W- uld your children be educated? tumors in the Fair. To borrow money to bridge over Poor and Road Commissioners, W . B. Brad womb, and It ford, Payne T. Oifl and William J. John J. Naughton, a printer, aged about 50, some rough place Jones; Assessors and Fence Viewers, C. A. was a case of was found dead in a box car at Cape G irar­ Fogerty, A. R. Rivers and S. D . H unt; life or death. deau, Mo. To be independent in old age NO B E T T E R W /lT )O Treasur r, W. B. Bradford; School Com­ I was ope­ D r. Mansen, the arctic explorer, sailed Sat­ mittee, Raymond C. Davis; Pound Keeper, rated upon urday for New York from Liverpool on the Joshua Rivers; Surveyors of W iod and Bark, twice, hut It Lucania. PROVIDE pOff T^E pUTUpE A . S. Fates, E . M . Maloney and F. C. Hath SUPPLIED. did not seem Gen. Azcarraga of Madrid, said theSagnsta 77/£ M^l/lfr orn; Culler o f Hoops and Staves, Isaac to do me any M inistry would receive the support of tne Spear; Surveyor of Lumber, C A. Fogerty; (’ban to insure your life. We’issueover Fire good, it made Chambers. Field Drivers, Judson Payson, Alonso Young, By saving a few cenls a week you can purchase llnnUred different varieties of policies Adelbert Young and Isaac B. Davis; Col me ve-y weak. 1 he British Cabinet meeting discussed ti e lector of Taxes W . B. Bradford, and voted 3 I was troubled reopening of the Indian mints, but reached no costing from per cent for receiving the same; Constables, with the leu- conclusion. Joshua Rivers aud Samuel M . Hathorn. corrhaea h Six gold seekers are believed to have per Twenty- Year I t was voted to raise $750 for the repair great deal. ished on the Taku River while on t tir way $ 9 per S1OOO Up. o f roads and bridges, $550 for the support of I also suffer­ to the Klondike. Endowment Policy the poor, and S500 for town expenses Voted ed with the Edward B. Young, of San Francisco, has to pay the same sums for labor as paid the sick headache, claimed ownership of a number of race horses which guaratees to pay you According to uge and plan For cost and re­ previous year; to allow E. M . Maloney and of Monroe Salisbury. Edward Crouse to work out one third part of vomiting sults send age and address to The number of victims of the theatre disas­ their tax on their private way; and that the spells, back­ ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ter in Cincinnati has not yet been determined. taxes be collected the same as the year 1874 ache all the It is alleged that the timbers of the dome that at its maturity. After the third year our pol T h e town refused to refund to O. P. Chad­ HALL & HODGE, General Agents time, terrible pain in my left side,chills, fell were rotten. wick the sum of $6.43 paid by him as road loss of appetite, and could not sleep icies contain the Cash Loan, Paid T h e diocese of Milwaukee has amended its WILLIAM PENN 4 7 AGE O F 22. PORTLAND, HE. tax for the year 1874, including costs; and nights. After taking several bottles o f Up and Extension value. exempt him from the payment in the future constitution by substituting “ The Church” for Lydia E. Pinkhnm’s Vegetable Com­ “The Protestant Episcopal Church.” of a road tax until a road should be laid out pound, some Liver Pills, and using your to his house on Gay’s Island. Mrs. Alanso C. Dixon, of Stamford, was Traverse jurors d raw n: March term, Sanative Wash, I recovered. fatally injured and ber husband and daughter PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP’Y Joshua Rivers, February 13; September term, I can eat well, and every one that wounded by a servant thought to be crazy. Arthur J. Wing, August 14; December term. sees me tells me I am a different per­ Tw o men, believed to be escaped convicts, Samuel M . Hathorn, December 2. Grand son. I can do all my own work, sleep robbed two stores in W hite Plains and escaped quitted of the charge of murder, but is now in hammer caught, aud the weapon was dis­ juror, Seldon D . Hunt, August 14. well and feel well. I am growing in a milkm an’s wagon, after holding up the jail for selling liquor without a license. charged. Besides giving in their votes for state and stronger every day, and am able to go owner. county officers at the state election for 1875, W iley Black, a farmer living near Terre The special London cable letter nays that out and enjoy a walk and not feel all Arrivals on the 1’aris included H arry de H aute, Ind., was fatally gored by a bull the Newmarket race course has been Eng­ ESOTERIC HEALING SCHOOL the voters were called upon to vote on the W endt, geographer and lecturer; Princess Saturday. land’s social center for a week.— Mrs. Langtry following proposed amendments to the con­ tired out when I return, as I used to. 1 Kaiulani, of Hawaii, and Lottie Collins. scored a triumph.— It was understood that stitution proposed by Resolves of the Legis doctored for sixteen years, and in all Near Cleo, Okla., the io-year-old son o f Rudyard Kipling is to receive one dollar per iature approved February 24, 1875: those years I did not feel as well as I do Nicholas Burback, an honorably discharged Louis W ey was thrown from a horse and 320 Main St., Rockland, Me. word of a new eight line poem, “White 1. Election of Senators by plurality vote. st the present time. X wish that every soldier committed suicide by shooting himself, killed. H e held the rein around his arm and 2. Relating to special legislation and cor­ in Chicago. H e had been on a spree. was dragged quite a long distance. Horses.’ ’— Prof. Hubert H erkom er w ill pro woman that Is troubled as I was, would bably succeed Sir John Gilbert as president of Personal Magnetism, Vital Force, Mind Meta­ porations. A t Evansville, Ind., Thursday, Henry W . T . Brown, aged 15 years, was killed re ­ try th at medicine. Oh I it is so good the Royal Society of Painters in Water 3. Power of Governor to pardon. Brinkenmeyer committed suicide by shooting cently by a Missouri Pacific freight train at to feel well, and it is all owing to Mrs Colors. physics, and Psychic Science Taught 4. Appointment of Judges of Municipal Pinkham’s kind advice and medicine a bullet entirely through his bead. H e jyas Leavenworth, Kansas. and Police Courts. about 31 years of age. —Mbs. J ames Corbioaji, 284 Center 8 k Mrs. Chas. I. Evans, of Sedalia, M o., was and Demonstrated. 5. Taxation. A man named James Minims, a section seriously burned recently by the explosion of Jam aica 6. Abolishing land agency. Plain, Mass. hand committed suicide at Burlington by the tank o f a gasoline stove. y. Constitutional conventions. jumping into the river from a dike. He left John Vandyke, a farmer, living near Lo­ SPECIALTIES: 8. Bribery at elections. Trussell had 127 and Nathan Bachelder 33. a note stating that he was tired of life. raine, III., was thrown from bis wagon and WORMS 9. Codification of the amended constitu­ At the presidential election the Demo­ In Children or Adults. cratic electors, Joseph Titcomb, Charles W. George Murphy died at Taylorville, III., killed recently. His neck was broken. tion. Following is the vote on the proposed Roberts, Bion Bradbury, Galen C. Moses, recently at the age of 74 year*. The deceased James T . Russell, the 13-year-old son of was one o f the first settlers of Christian County, TRUE’S PIN WORM ELIXIR HEALING, PREDICTIONS, John C. Manson, Hastiogs Strickland and amendments, every vote being recorded for Thos. T . Russell, residing at Benwood, Ind , In u M M y M n . Me. A«k yoor D ro«tf.t for It. the adoption of the same: For the 1st lames R . Talbot received 74 votes each; and and bad resided there sixty-eight years. fell from a hickory out tree crushing bis skull, Dr. J. F. TRUK A OO., Antnirn, M .. amendment, 40 votes; 2d, 41; 3d, 39; 4th, the Republican electors, William W . Thomas, L . M . Shaw, republican candidate fcr causing instant death. Nathan A. Farwell, Sylvester Littlefield, I 35» 4tb, 35; 5th, 41; 6th, 40, 7th, 41; 8tb, Governor of Iow a, addressed over 1000 per­ Clarence Myers, aged 22, of Topeka, K an ., PARLOR TALKS, W an en M errill, Benjamin D . Metcalf, Joseph 41; and 9th, 41. sons at Mason City Saturday night, and made was caught in the sbefting of a cotton gin at W. Porter and Seth L. Millliken, 19 each. Th e vote for state and county officers was a decidedly favorable impression Blackburn, Okla , and frightfully mangled, D uring the year there were 6 marriages, 15 BURN THE BEST as as follows: For Governor, Charles W . Judge Hiram Brownlee, of the Grant dying shortly alter the accident. Roberts bad 102 and Selden Conner 24; for births and 13 deaths in this town County Circuit Court, added to Indiana’s and LECTURES. Mrs. Charles Moore, residing near Flora, County Commissioner, John Carroll had 102 CJO.A.L reputation as a great divorce ground by III., was killed by the accidental discharge and William H. Titcomb 24; for County 1877. A t the annual tow r meeting held breaking records in handling forty cases in of a gun while driving with ber husband Hours, 11-12.30 fl., 2-5 and 7 - q P . H . Treasurer, Justus E. Sherman had 102 and Monday, March 5, the Democrats of Cushing were so incensed over the termination of the one day. lecently. Tbe weapon lay beside her on tbe Jonathan P. Cilley 24; for Representative to The Ohio brigade of the uniform rank, seat. the Legislature, Franklin Trussell had 102 presidential struggle of 1876, that they re tused to support any Republican for a town K nights of Pythias, met at Springfield, O., John Maxwell, wife and son Joe and George Free Lectures every Tuesday 3 P. M. Classes and Nathan Bachelder 24. Thursday, Gen. J. C. Howe’s report showed Morris, of Mexico, Mo., and Samuel Boogber, During the year there were in this town 6 office, the municipal elections heretofore hav­ ing been carried out on non-partisan lines. 3675 members of St Louis, were poisoned at the Maxwell formed monthly. Treatments and lessons daily. marriages, 19 birth ind 11 deaths. Commencing with the town meeting of 1878, John Vance, son-in law of the notorious residence by eating canned corned betf. All politics again disappeared in the selection of have recovered. 187ft The annual town meeting was held Anse H atfield, killed James Thompson and officials, and non-partisanship has been the Monday, March 6, and the following officers seriously wounded the latter’s wife in Logan Mrs. Alice Tally, wife of Bud T ally, a rule of conduct of tbe town in the transaction elected: Moderator, F. C. Hathorn; Clerk, county, W. Va. well known faimer, living five miles south­ of its municipal business since that year with C. A . Fogerty; Selectmen, Uverseers of the D uring a dispute over a business transac west of Petersburg, Ark., lost her balance results of a gratifying and beneficial nature. Poor and Road Commissioners, W . B. Brad­ tion at Selma, Ala.,Thursday, Thomas Roberts and plunged headforemost into a well. The following officers were elected this She fell 40 feet, and was instantly killed. POWERFUL JOHN, Principal. ford, C. A. Fogerty and Judson Payson; was cut, perhaps fatally by W alter Bartlett. ye:<: Moderator, F. C Hathorn; Cltrk, f’.A. Treasurer, W . B. Bradford; Assessors, Payn Both are prominent citizens. Lee Giles, formerly editor of the “ In te r­ Fogertv; Selectmen, Overfeers of the Poor T . O rff, F. C. Hathorn and A. R. Rivers; state News,” at Texatkana, is now in the A. THORSON. Ass’t Demonstrator. and R' ad Commissioners, A. S. Fales, Payn A t a dance at Robert Hereford’s ranch, School Committee, A. S. Files; Collector of Miller County jail, at that place, charged I . O .ff and F . C. H ath o rn ; Assessors and twenty-five miles from Landor, W yo., a Taxes, Seldom D . H u n t, and voted 5 cents with forgery. F. nee Viewers, Payn T. O.fi, F. C. Hathorn drunken Mexican tried to sboot out the lights and five mills for collecting; Constable*, and A . L. W all; Treasurer, Joshua Rivers; and killed Mrs. Hereford. Mr.Hereford then A t Clarksville, Tenn., Geo. Northington Joabua Rivers and Seldom D . H unt; Sur­ S ch o o l Committee, Samuel Payson; Con shot the Mexican. mistook a bottle o f powdered strychnine for veyors of W ood and Bark, A. S. Files, F. C. quinine. He took a teaspoonful and died in FOR SALM BY Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co. M ilo D . Campbell, insurance commissions Hathorn and C. A. Fogerty; Culler of Hoops s'ablrt, Joshua Rivers and A. J. W ing; Col- t f Michigan,issued a circular Thursday brand fifteen minutes. and Staves, S. D . H u n t; Field Drivers, Isaac 'eC... of Tax«s, Joshua Rivers, and voted the MILWAUKIE, WISCONSIN ing twenty-two fire insurance companies doing The Republican house to bouse canvass to A. J. BIRD dc CO.. Spear and T . J. Rivers. same per cent lor colleciing, and the inhabi­ business in the state as worthless, and not I t was voted to raise |8oo for the repair of tants tnr same percentage for bringing their discover Seth Low voters is meant for use by Rockland, Me. 'axes as allowed in 1874; Pound Keeper, authorized to operate. Chairman Quipg, who will send appeals from Telephone 36«2 roads and bridges, $565 for the support of HENRY L. PALMER, President schools, $535 for the support of the poor, $100 Joshua Rivers; Surveyors of Wook and Bark, Reedy Vance, of Little Rock, Ark., who National Republicans to them. for town expenses,ano I2 0 0 with which to pur A. S. Fales, F . C. Hathorn and T h o i. W . killed a man named Sullivan two years ago, Herm an Colbden, an inmate of the Sol­ chase a hearse. T h e selectmen were made a Maishall; Surveyor of Lumber, C. A. Fogerty; has been pronounced insane. H e was ac- dier’s Horae at Leavenw rth, Kan., was run purchasing committee and instructed to ex­ Culler of Hoops and Slaves, Isaac Spear; over and killed by an electric car last Thurs­ pend the last named sum. Voted to adopt Fie’d Driver, A. L. Wall; Sealer of Weights day night. During the war he served in the SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT, JUNE 30, 1897. the same methods for the repair of roads and and Measures, Joshua Rivers. 2d Missouri Cavalry. AsMStR ...... t97.960.026 78 It w m voted to raise |8o o for the repair of bridges, and pay th« same sums for labor on Another oil company was organized at L ia b ilitie s...... 76.696,248 92 roads and bridges, >565 for the support of Fred F. Burpee. the highway as followed and allowed the pre Huntington, Ind., Saturday night, with a vio530 for the support of the poor, and capital of >5000. This make* the third com­ $150 for town expenses. It was voted to fix S u rp lu s...... $21,864,776 86 ^Edward Kelleran to work out aoy part of bis pany there now, and all will begin drilling > rwd tax for the year 1876. The town took a no rates for labor on the highway, nor to within a few days. Incom e, 6 m onths, 1897...... 9,194.920 20 adopt any particular methods for repairing , new departure this year, and voted to tax The infant son of tbe Duke and Duchess Practical Disbursements, 6umiitlis, 1897 4,714,072 36 dogs. roads and bridges. Voted to accept the fol­ lowing list of jurors as recommended by the of Marlborough was baptized at St. Th>au-*ic to each o n e . votes and Selden Conner 20; for Senator, Jos­ continued prevalence of cholera farmers bave l f W ho are ruptured cauuol Representative to the Legislature, Franklin everything at the sellinu price, which eph H . M artin had 73 and Joshua L. Jord* almost discontinued raising hogs and w ill feed has not been paid. This prop­ \ I locale tbe seal of the trouble 20; for Register of Deeds, Justus E. Sherman sheep. erty will be advertised early in is always us low as we can afford to * without skilled aaaiatauce. had 73 and George W. White 20; for Clerk The mangled remains of William H . Ritten- They think they cuu—are positive ih»-y can-yet of Courts, Lewis F. Starrett had 73 and DON’T READ THIS hor were found lying on the track in tbe October and sold first Monday make it, and we never deviate from it. live tuloutea explanation oooviuceo th«m th«-y are Ge< rge T. Sleeper 20; for County Attorney, switching yards of the Alton road at Bloom ­ I'liat these ligures are m ote than reason­ roiaiakeu. A ac eutifle truaa should never touch RED Lindley M. Staples had 71 and Oliver G. H all H Muy Coii You Me Price of a Piano ington, 111. H e was an old soldier, and it is in December. the public hone, never prea* ihe aj>< ruralic oord or ao; for County Commissioners, Ruggles S. supposed was killed while trying to board a able the following list, we think, will any other delicate part, should nev r have uuder- Torrey had 73 and Chailes R. Mallard 20; for freight tram to steal a ride. T hbodobb E . S im onton, •irapa, should always he eaty on (he baok aud W e have just pur baaed of » dealer amply demonstrate: County Treasurer, William IL Rhoades had John Spellman, Jr., who shot bis father at Collector 1896 ahould hold the rupture at the iuteru *1 riug so as ROUGH 7173 and OOliver liver H. B. FalesKalra 20;20: l"ifor KrpiesentativeKepieaenianve til v their home, two miles from Carthage, Mo., not to allow any part of it to lodge iu the inguinal legWaiare, h . . T. O ff. .brm c..., | whose name we w ill not mention pub­ Pea iluatis 6 cts per q l.; 6 qts for 25 eta 10 the Legislature, Pavo T. lo'Ur weeks ago, was released from ja il at Sept. 14, 1897. canal. The Dra. Smiths1 h id 32, Joshua R'Vers, D rroc'a', 38, and Ray licly a large stock o( pianos at 60 pei Carthage Thursday, as the wounded parent Foimosa Oolong Tea, 25 cts a pound n r nd C. Davis, Kipuhhcan 21. Although Mr. refused to prosecute. The elder Spellman is Rio Coffee, 15 cts a pound Honest John Truss O rff received the n*uiinaG.»u in par y caucus, cent of ibe original cost. We bave HANDS recovering. la a acleuUdc intiruineni but cannot be bought like bisatledi* n was to distasteful to a l»rg- number 9 lbs. liolled Oats, 26 cts. jLchiug, scaly, tlevding paiwa, shapeless nails, Andrew Cancellieri, a barber, who is alleged cuilery, it would he o f oo use, people would not of Ida party that M r Rivera was placed on the not stflicieut room io carry this stock S i o o 10 bars S oaps, 25 cts. And painful linger piwples, blackhtuds, to bave attempted to poison his employer, know where to wear it. Th>-y bave lo he ahown; nily, toothy akin,dry, thru, uud falling hair, itch­ ticket making an excellent run as the above Joseph Eldt, on October 2, by placing airy- ing, scaly scaljra, alt yield quick1) to warm baths v o le shows. The vote on the Constitutional and shall close it out at once. Don’t for thia leaaou it ia hood led only through agents— chnine in a bottle of whisky, had a prelimin GIVE US A CALL men knowing how to apply it. with (JvTicnua boar*, and gen lie anointings zXmendtneols was exceptionally sm all, the fail to see these beautiful bargains in with fftUTicuus 'ointment;, the great akin cure. first amendment receiving two in favor and six ary hearing at Natcbrz, M ik ;.,and was bound REWARD. ver Io the Ciicuit Court in ^50 0 bail. He , against, and the second, concerning municipal p ian o s. | indebtedness, seven in favor and one against. could not give tbe bond and was recommitted The above reward will ba paid by the Cny of t * jail. Hock laud, for evidence ibul will lead lo the arxeal I Bi <>ok Lodge, 'l O. ul G . T . celebiated the Maine Music Co. Ixrwis M . Mo usees, proprietor of Liiue uud conrlctluu of auy party or puitlee aeUlog T. H. DONAHUR, (yticura | seventh aniivtrbary of its organization in a : •lock Valley stock farm, two miles north of inceudary li ea wltblu the lltulu of the City of Jonn H. McGrath l public manner. At ibis lime the lodge had a Smithton, Pettis county, M o., bad bis right Uockluud during thepreoeui municipal year Pharmaceutist. world. Porras Davo an l ROCKLAND, ML. 80 SEA STREET. i membership of 80 in good standing, and was ‘ hand shot ofl. H e had been bunting, and A. J. UBOCKKTT, O ar. Maiu aud Lfuterock Sir., K«ckl*a< White AUi»d*," bee was taking a breech-loading gun from bis i exerting a good influence io the community. , •I CUy Marshal. TeXe^hoa* o u u m c iH u 3 4 -9 . Telephone 43-2. G4 h«ggy» pulling it by the muzzle, when the Uooiiaad, hep1.14, lt»7. ITUUM HUMOUS (1877 to be continued )