Contents of To-Day’s Journal. route between Bangor and Rockland. It NEWS OF THE GRANGES. was in the of the old stage coach with The out-of-town people who attended the of Waldo OBITUARY. days WEDDING BELLS. Vigel. Meeting County Grange..A its four and six horses. He was an Forgotten Camden Hero...Basket ideal funeral of Dana B. South worth Dec. 6th, Ball. driver and for his Victor Grange, Searsmont, gave a supper PERSONAL ..why Not Park Haven..Dates of the Thomas popular wit, courtesy were Dr. H. Haugh died Dec. fith, at the home and and a social Herbert Plummer of Union, State Fairs...Obituary of strength. After the decline of stage very enjoyable at their hall Howard-Whitcomb. Number t> Market ...Burning of his whose wife was Mr. Golden Rule Cottage... News of the brother, William Haugh. He was coaching he engaged in the business of a L. C. Southworth’s niece; G. last Thursday evening. The proceeds were street was the scene of a very pretty wed- Morse, Esq., of Liberty was in the Railroads...News of the Granges... indisposed and did not livery stable at Rockland. He was a lover W. Hammatt of G. E. Dunton go out in the morn- given to the church. ding on the of city Saturday. Frankfort; Secret Societies—Wedding Beils.. and of the turf and owned and the evening Wednesday, Decem- of the Veterans ing later went to his room to lie down. developed and Henry Bolan of Wiriterport; Dana Meeting Assignment best horses of his day. For several Union Harvest Centre ber 6th, when Frank Edwin Howard and Mr. Samuel L. will visit of Henry Lord & Co ..Personal... In the afternoon years Grange, Montville, Sleeper friends Mrs. William Haugh he was clerk of the Bay View House in Miss in Murphy of Rockland; Williston Grinnell, Transfers in Real Estate. has voted to have a new hard wood floor Jda May Whitcomb were nnited in Hallowell for a few weeks. went to his room to see if he wanted Camden, and many will remember him Calvin Barrows and George Allen of Cam- l 2. County Correspondence..Belfast Free any- laid in the the marriage, Rev. Ashley A. Smith of the there as a generous and affable of hall and to have dining room, Albert N. Hardy returned from a Library. thing and found him lifeless. keeper Friday den. apparantly its office and bar. In his later years he kitchen and Universalist church officiating. The cere- visit with 3. What to Eat in Argentina The Presi Dr. G. C. hallways painted. friends in Waterville. Kilgore was sent for and after an owned and carried on the homestead farm took in Friends in Waterville and Winslow of dent's Message..A Freshman at U. of At the last mony place the new home of the examination said that he had of his ancestors in Lineolnville, where he meeting of Victor Grange, Nathan D. Ross, Lincolnville has Miss Edith Williams have received invita- M. been dead for couple, which was fitted Centre, several died. He leaves a his second Master Wilson was very attractively been tions to the of Miss Williams to Editorials — hours. widow, wife, Searsmont, presented a of the wedding r«ge4. Stockton Springs_The The deceased had before and was reappointed justice peace. and a daughter, Mrs. Davis of Rockland. an up, prettily decorated with cut Dr. A. M. Small of which will Churches Malt Extract an Intoxi- had serious attacks elegant willow chair and hassock. A. G. Freedom, of heart trouble and Mr. Dean had all the of flowers. The Mrs. Mary E. is in Boston as the take in the cant..Game Receipts at Bangor, qualities rugged Caswell bride was handsomely gown- Haugh place Congregational church of that was no doubt He was a true made the presentation speech in be- 5. The News of Belfast, the cause of his death. honesty. friend and re- ed in dark blue guest of her daughter, Mrs. Kate Biather. Searsport, where Miss Williams has been rage membered with half of the poplin over silk, trimmed Thomas was fondness all those who ap- Grange. of late a resident, Dec. 26th Miss Wil- v «». Grand Canyon .Loyal Legion. Haugh born in Belfast July with white all-over lace Mrs. Wm. M. Randali and preciated his strong nature. His extensive over white and son Tom left liams is well kno wn in Waterville, not only v.s.t-7 Islesboro 4, 1864, the son of Charles and The State will meet in Baptist Church...Windmills Margaret experience with horses made him the lead- Grange Bangor dark blue applique, and carried white roses. Tuesday for a visit in Boston. as having been a student there for several for News and Deo. Lightships...Literary Haugh, and had lived here. For a ing veterinary in this for 19th, 20th and 21st, and years, but as Uved in at the The always locality many preparations She was attended her Miss Ger- hiving Winslow Note's...Getting Boys.. ziumber and his services were by sister, Mrs. Charles M. Welch is Massachusetts Elections.. of years he was in years, always avail- are being made to make the 32d annual ses- elerking in during the pastoiate of lifer father, Rev. T. ..Calendars employed the able trude Whitcomb, as who wore for 1906. to minister to the ailmeuts of the ani- bridesmaid, J. If. Howes’ store P. Williams. Ti e is a snoe as laster sion the and most during the holiday sea- prospective groom factory and cutter, and later mal, the which he admired and largest important in the a lighter shade of blue with well known and s. Searsport Locals -Ship News..Market. horse, white trim- son. successful practitioner was iu the restaurant and with of the and hotel business. loved, which he spent the best history grange. mings and carried white in the town of Freedom. Miss Williams of pinks. The Miss He was at one time part his days, companions together on Beryl Page was in Fairfield over lias also been engaged as a teacher in Free- proprietor of the the Comet groom was attended his Mr. ETING OF WALDO COUNTY GRANGE great, rolling and luugiug stage coach. Grange, Swauville, met as usual by nephew, the of Mrs. dom Academy for the greater part of the Windsor Hotel and was the head of the Sunday, guest Burrill of Silver He will be remembered as among the last last Saturday night and elected the follow- Loren Howard of Montville, as best man. time since her graduation from college.— firm of of the nf street. Haugh, Varney & Edwards which gentlemen the lash, who beguiled officers A number of relatives and Kennebec Jonrn. 1. in County Pomona Grange met Dee. the ing for the ensuing year: M Mr. intimate friends conducted the Inn from 1892 until it long journeys by stage with anecdote Miss Louise W. Crosby of the contracting were to Richards left Monday to the divorces decreed with Mystic Grange, Belmont. The was and song, as indispensible in the of Seeley; 0., Lewis Nickerson; L., Melissa parties present Among by Judge burned. he had not been in days resume her in Latterly the stage coach as the affable conductor of U. witness the which was position Farmington Normal Hall of the Kennebec were rough ami icy, which caused the active McKeen; S., O. Batehelder; A. S., ceremony, perform- Superior court, Au business. He was in our railroads School. interested all today.—Camden Herald. Herbert ed at 7.30. Miss Clara Bell Marsh gusta, was the : dance to be smaller than usual. The kinds Maddocks; Chaplain, Mrs. Charles played following of sports, but in base particularly 11. T. the wedding march, and after the Miss Ruby Goodale of arrived Annie B. Hamlin of Vassalboro from wing granges were represented; Han- and Rev. Thomas E. Rrastow, for 24 years Walker; T„ White; Sec., Mrs. Alfred ceremony Rueksport ball, was widely Known as a man true Herbert J. Hamlin of the there was an informal lu visit her Mrs. A. of Brooks, Me t.a three Mystic, Dirigo, Equity, .Seaside, Yic- tu superintended Sunday school of the Curtis; G. K., Ray Robertson; C., Mrs. reception, during Saturday sister, C. his friends and of a and years utter desertion prior to the of genial generous Camden Congregational church, died Dec. which light refreshments were served. Tuttle. tiling Frederick Ritchie, Tranquility and Seeley; P., Margaret Billings; F., Mrs. H. the libel. The ca e and of the chil- disposition, lleis survived two 9th at his home in Rockport. Mr. Rrastow custody by brothers, 0. Batehelder Mrs. Howard is the oldest daughter of Mr. r.. I). dren given to tlu mother. The Montville. The officers present were \\ illiani was boru in Brewer, Me., August 13, 1835. ; U A. S., Carrie Seeley. Hatch of Dark Harbor visited libel lee to and Charles Haugh of Belfast, and and Mrs. pay the libellant toward the p-r. Overseer, Lecturer, Secre- He graduated from Williams college with Roscoe Whitcomb of Waldo, friends in Waterville last support of said Steward, one sister, Mrs. Lakeside held an week, returning children Russell G. Dyer of Port- the class of 1881 ami Bangor Grange, China, all-day and lias friends in §25 per nonth, provided the chil- and lady officers. Alter the Theological many Belfast, where home Friday. dren are not opening land. He was class of meeting Dec. 5th and elected officers for removed from this county, and a member of Seminary, 1884. He was ordained she has resided for :ses remarks for the of the order Timothy and some years. The in case they shall be so removed then the good Chase No. installed into the Gospel ministry Octo- the coming yeai. Walter who has Ross Patterson of Hyde Lodge, 126,F. and A. M„ Silver Davis, is son Park, Mass., said allowance toward made C. M. V. ber 11, 1885, over the church at Jackson groom a of the late Lewis H. Howard their support shall by Howes, A. Martin, Cross and filled the office of Master visited his aunt Mrs. C. A. in Rock- be Lodge, No. 58, Knights of Pythias, Brooks, lie was very satisfactorily Ross, reduced to CIS per month, payable Stevens, Mrs. II. I’. Farrow and oth- also pastor at Sherman of Montville and is employed in Mathews’ and Mills the was re-elected. port recently. monthly on the lust da\ of each month. Bangor Lodge of Elks, No. 244. The and Orland. He went to Rockport in during past year, Others Brothers isash and One hour and a half was then Blind factory, where lie Execution for costs taxed at taken funeral 1878. There he made his home until his chosen were: C. R. D. §20 to issue services were held at the residence Secretary, Getchell; is well liked. Mr. and George Hatch, Eowdoin, ’Ofi, has been A. linner and social chat. On to- death. Mr. Brastow had maintained Mrs. Howard were Henry lTiest, Ksq., of VTassalboro for calling always F. Miuuie chosen as the Friday afternoon, Rev. Ashley A. Smith, a Treasurer, IB. Foye; Lecturer, the of marshal for the exercises on libellant. per again a fine address of welcome was deep interest in Sunday school work and recipients many handsome presents, pastor of the was Laura Over- Class L'uiversalist church,officiating. for many years an officer in the Knox Getchell; Chaplain, Roberts; which included some Day. In the by Nettie Marriner and was re- especially pretty pieces noticing candidates in the Somer ably Rev. county Sunday school associatioo. He was seer, Fred Roberts. B. Brann was Harry Lutz, pastor of the Unitarian of Mrs. W. H. went to ded to by Wilson. The also one of the trustees of George furniture, silver, glass, china, linen, Bray Waterville last ville, Mass., municipal election The Somer- Manley topic, was the Camden Con- elected to the State church, present as a brother Mason delegate Grange. pictures, and week to visit her Mr. ville Journal the what extent should government extend gregational parish. At the time of his death fancy work, money, many parents, and Mrs. C. gave following sketch of a and member of the same he was At the lodge. Silver superintendent of the annual meeting of Victor other are to H. Maxtield. Waldo man : in roads?” was Rockport Grange, things. They reside at 6 Mar- county building country dis- ( ross schools. He Lodge, K. of in a is survived by a sons Dec. the ■ P., attended wife, Searsmont, bth, officers Chester d Fred body. and following ket street, where their cozy rooms are nice- Mr. and Mrs. Win. II. Beckwith left last S. McFarland, 21 Cedar street. by Marriner, Charles‘Moody, The daughters. ter floral offerings were as follows: were elected : M. 0. Wilson, J. F. Republican candidate for re-election as Shibles, A. Wadsworth, D. O. Bow- Basket, Master; ly fitted up tin house-keeping. Their many Thursday by train for a few weeks’ visit in V Mr. and Almira D., wife of Oliver Sim- ward alderman from ward 6, was born in Martin, C. M. Howes and the Mrs. Wm. Haugh, Mrs. K. G. (Wiley) Hall, Overseer; Mrs. Abbie Ordway, Lec- friends in Dyer; mons of had been unite wishing them prosperity Massachusetts. Montville, Waldo December ■by Master. They all Miss Appleton,who confined to turer Fred A. county, Me., 14, nearly thought pilloV, Telia Jackson ; piliow, Mrs. M. her bed ; Butler, Steward; John Lane, and 1850; was educated in the >* ight to receive aid from the for nearly two years, had a shock happiness. Miss Nellie Hall left public schools, at govern- E. Haugh, Mrs. Kate Nov. 9th and II. E. Monday morning ^ anuouth and Gaskell's ! the same as we do from the State. A Haugh Biather, Mr. died one week later. Mrs. Chaplain; Holmes, Treasurer; A. G. academy, commer- for Farmington, where she is to attend cial is in w ■ Simmons was born June in Cibtis-Dyeb. A and school; the holesale iterary entertainment was given by the Henry Haugh; pinks and roses, Mr. and 8, 1820, Union, Caswell, Secretary; D. Sweetland, Assist- very quiet pretty butter, in what is known as the Seldon Dunton the Normal School. cheese, and eggs business at 69 Clinton grange, which consisted of music Mrs. E. B. ant Mrs. M. 0. ceremony took on by Thompson; wreath, Mr. and house. Steward; Wilson, Ceres; place Thanksgiving street, Boston ; is a member of the choir. reading by Mrs. H. P. The house was then in Waldo Coun- Masonic Farrow; Mrs. James Luther Ham- Mrs. J. F. Hall, Pomona; Mrs. Amanda morning at the Methodist parsonage in Mrs. G. IT. Webber arrived by boat fraternity, and has been director for -ation by Susan Morse; recitation Walker; wreath, ty, Massachusetts. Mrs. Simmons leaves three by two years of the Boston fruit and Elms; reading by Esther mons, J. F. Sylvester, Martin Webber, sons, Ephraim G. and Stillman N. Sim- Butler, Flora; Mrs. Maud Tootliaker, Lady Winterport when Miss Ada May Dyer, only- Wednesday morning, with her invalid produce ex- Morse; mons, both of change ; has resided in Somerville seventeen Ation by Nettie Marriner; declamation George Darby, Horace C. Appleton; two brothers, Assistant Stew ard; Oscar A. Gate daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel mother, Mrs. Harriet Dean. Smalley, Sheldon, Aaron Wiley of and Googins, Dyer, years; has been a life-long Republican: request by Oscar Googins of Victor Appleton Peleg Wiley was Bert L. H. of Keeper. united in marriage to Chester Stoddard Messrs. Maurice and Russell Lord served four years as chairman of the Re mge; song, ‘‘Rachel and Darby, Colcord, Ralph Darby, Rockland, Me., and one sister, Mrs. Ruth spent Ruben," by W. A. Davis of the second son of Mrs. publican town committee of Marriner and Lizzie Crockett. This Kimball, W. G. Sprague, J. Dennett, Appleton. Silver Harvest at its last Curtis, ElizaSpauld- part of their vacation from Higgins' Classi- Montville, Me., Grange, Waldo, and has also served on the Somerville Re ■ -• was finely rendered and created quite J. Norton, A. Lane, I. T. tng Curtis. The ceremony was impressive- cal Institute with trieuds in Belfast. Clough; basket, Arthur B. Tribou, for the three meeting elected the following officers for publican city committee; ward alderman in pf merriment. past years in the of a Mr. Charles Lancaster; Masonic a resident of died the ly- performed presence few Mrs. 1905. 1 lie next meeting will be with Union emblem; Bueksport, Dec. 8th at the coming year: James H. Ciliey, Master; George C. Howard of Lisbon Falls, K. of P. home of his mother in He had frieuds by Rev. Harry Hill of the Metho- est Grange, Centre Montville, January emblem; bouquets, Dr. G. C. Kil- Hampden. Emerson Poland, Overseer; Charles Miller, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. with Mr. been in failing health for some years past, dist church, the service THE NEWS OF BELFAST. the following program: opening gore, James Harriman, Fogg & Brown, Herbert F. Episcopal ring b® John W. Hatch left for her home been injured by an accident while Lecturer; Smith, Steward; Friday vises; conferring fifth degree; report Mr. and Mrs. E M. Mr. baying ing used. After congratulations were ex- Hall, and Mrs. An- driving during the time he was as Murray Asst. Ruth morning. .ianges; appointment of ad- employed Wentworth, Steward; tended the. Seizure of Liquor. Nov. ;w)th sheritr committee; drew Fahy, Mr. and Mrs. Elisha a traveling salesman. He had been unable young couple left immediately of welcome by Bertha ; re- Sherman, Smith, Chaplain; Beatrice Stephenson, Mrs. Arthur I. Brown has A. F. Thompson to continue work after that accident. About to dine with a of relatives at gone to Au- Carleton and deputies and El- ;se Delbert Mr. True and Mr. Carroll large party Cuddy by Paul; recess; music by llayford Thomp- four weeks Mr. Treasurer; Cynthia Gurney, Secretary; gusta to the winter with her lis ‘‘Is it ago Tribou went to Onawa the home of the bride’s Mr. Dan- spend hus- searched the Phoenix House. They dioir, topic, advisable to adopt son, Mr. W\ E. Dilworth, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. but failed Theodore Gate brother, rapidly and was brought back to Simpson, Keeper; Bessie band. They have near dative referendum?” to be iel L. Dyer. After a bountiful dinner and pleasant quarters found no hard liquor but got one-third of a opened by] Coombs, Miss Annie Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. his mother's home in Hampden about a ph Howard. Remainder of to Wentworth, Pomona, Francis French, the State house. of program week before his death He was a native of some very tine music, the newly married keg beer on tap, which tlie proprietor irnished by the host grange. Martin Webber, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jack- Flora; Alma Ciliey, Ceres; Ada Cross, ami brother of left for the home Mr. John C. Clement was a claimed to be Mr. and Mrs. Hampden younger Chaplain pair of the groom’s mother guest last uno, buLthe officers judge it son, Ralph Darby, Mrs. Una David T. Tribou of the U. S. Lady Asst. Steward; Alma Ciliey, Choris- A FORGOTTEN navy. amid a shower of antiquated shoe leather week at the New American House, Boston. may be a low grade malt liquor. CAMDEN HERO.” Sheldon, Miss Georgia Sheldon, Miss Lelia ter. and rice, and many good wishes for a hap- He is en route to California, where he will The Sheldon and Miss Nellie Harford. BURNING OF GOLDEN RULE COTTAGE. Wesleyan Literary Club met At the annual of the winter. print in other columns an abstract of meeting Megunticook py and prosperous married life. Here an- spend Dec. nth at the home of Mr. and Mrs Amos held last the other of friends were very interesting paper read at the recent Mary A. Wetherbee, wife of Charles Mention was made last week of the bur n- Grange, Camden, week, follow- ;party assembled to Word has been received in Camden of the F. Carleton, Congress street. After the ing officers were elected: \V. H. with Mr. ng of the Maine Loyal Legion in Port- Wetherbee of Belmont, died, or passed to a ing of Golden Rule cottage, a fine 17 room Master, sup and Mrs. Curtis and a very- safe arrival at Port Antonio, Jamaica, W. usual business routine the following in- Nov. 27 70 owned John in Young; Overseer, W. S. F. pleasant after which at a by .lohu 0. Johnson, Esq. of Liberty, highei life, 1905, aged years house by Mrs. Darling, Irish; Lecturer, evening followed, I. of E. II. Rramhall. Mr. Bramhall is the teresting program was carried out: Piano and 8 months. Mrs Mass. Mr. who is a W. Mrs. late the bridal rode to their fu- A. ihich has received very battering men- Wetherbee was. the Warwick, Darling, Cassens; Chaplain, Coleman; hour, pair guest of Rev. John McDonald. solo, Miss Florence Pruddock; pap°r, The of Amos and of was from home and L. C. Assistant ture home at Mr. from tiie Portland newspapers. Tlie daughter Mary Greer Bel- traveling man, away Steward, LSiake; Steward, Forestside, Winterport. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mason of North Story of the Great Siege of Gibraltar, Mr. m to a mont. her iiiness she was Mrs. and the hired man \\ iliiam 11. Harold Nash; Treasurer, F. A. Hansen; Curtis is one of finest Frank extend vote of thanks to Mr. Through tenderly Darling Wiuterport’s young Belfast wish to announce the engagement Blodgett; vocal solo, M:ss Lillian -on was made General oared for by her husband, and her Brewer were the in the house. Secretary, Gertrude,Conley ; Gate Keeper, men and is well and by Joshua L. children, only persons favorably known, of their sou, Edward Archibald Mason, to Spinney; paper, Thebes, Miss Abb> poor; devoted friends. Mrs. Wetherbee The latter a room in the and Maynard Gould; Nash: Pomo- while his a mberlain and seconded by Professor many occupied L., Ceres, Mary bride has been for several years Miss Blanche Ricker of Sabattus, Me. paper, Some Egyptian Temples, Mrs. Frank was ■ S. Sewall, D. I)., of the Hangor Theo- highly respected aud loved by all who Mrs. Darling a bed which had been tem- na, Fannie 0. Hansen; Flora, Mrs. YV. S. most successful teacher in the public Blodgett; piano solo, Mrs. A. F. Carleton; Airs. G. E. Brackett, returned Friday ■ knew was a] .Seminary, and Gen. Seldeu Coil- her. She entirely devoted to her poriarly set up in the dining room. Mrs. Irish; Lady Assistant Steward, Lizzie schools aud very prominent in educational paper, Miss by from visits in Lewiston. Brunswick and Cleopatra, Andrews; recitation, 'd Augusta. Since his return home Mr. home and children, and was endowed or Darling was aroused about 2 a. m. to find YY'adsworth. and literary circles. Derne, J. G. Miss Emma Frost. Scai boro. She was three Whittier, blessed with a character and a accompanied by son has received the following letter: sterling the room dense with smoke. Seizing an Harvest Moon elect- Questions for general discussion. Who Grange, Thorndike, MEETING OF THE VETERANS. little girls who will be inmates of the Girls’ nary Orderofthe Loyai, pleasing disposition. she always had a old fur coat to on over her ! was the of the Suez Legion put night- ed their officers for the ensuing year Hoc. Home. projector canalWith of the United States. kind word for every one. She was a noble clothes she made her the way through as The Waldo what unfortunate enterprise was he after- Uiql AKTF.HS I'O.AIMANDFKI ( THE 9th, follows: Master, A. L. YY'ard ; over- County Veteran Association woman and leaves hosts of friends to kitchen out of doors for Airs. Russell G. Dyer of Portland and her State of Maine. and calling loudly R. S. YY'ard Helle C. met with E. M. Dec. ward connected? Why does England need seer, ; lecturer, Crosby; Hillings Post, Monroe, 1>. Portland, Dec. 7, I>>05. mourn her away. She leaves to Akr. but the lire was in that of daughter, Mrs. Percy Thompson of Ban- to hold in j passing Brewer, part steward, A. asst, 7th. The weather looked had and the trav- territory the Mediterianean? j Irving Parsons; steward, arrived last to Master John 0. Johnson, mourn their loss a devoted one the house and if not aid he gor, Thursday attend the A of husband, already past Clarence Charles was not of the but at roll call sketch Kudyard Kipling was given b\ -ar Sir and : Parsons; chaplain, Par-1 elling best, Companion Mr. Wetherbee of was so deaf that it would have been funeral of Airs. Dyer’s brother, Thomas son, George Providence, V. N ! the following towns were Mrs. Fred Saven ;quotations by members. stated of this sons; treasurer, Higgins; secretary, represented: I meeting Commandery, K. f., and one step-daughter, Mrs. Emma impossible to make him hear. Mrs. laugh. Reading, selections from Mark Twain’s n Portland, December ti, 1905, it was A. M. Higgins; gate keeper, Daniel Jones; Morrill, Belfast, Brooks, Waldo, Winter- Morrill of Belmont; two sisters, Mrs. Darling went to a neighbors house for aid, Misses Blanche and Alice Pitcher of ; ‘Innocents Mr. W. F. led, that the thanks of the Commandery j pomona, Flora YY'ard; flora, Affie Parsons; port, Frankfort, Swanville, Searsport and Abroad,” Langill. I are Harriet Morrill of and Mrs. to and they hereby, presented to Acting Belmont, but was unable arouse any one, Ceres Annie E. L. A. Monroe. The meeting was called to order Northport came home from Castine, where j The next meet'ug will be with Mr. and Mrs. ',Ji John YYard; Steward, Companion O. Johnson for his Hannah Hook of and two later are the K. S. N. /Searsniout, returned to The house, taking Annie M. YY'ard. The installation of by the President, I). 0. Bowen of Morrill, at they attending S., for the W. F. Lang! t ongress street,* Dec. _*<*th. edingly interesting and valuable paper brothers, Gilbert Greer and Thomas in the where she was vacation. Miss Alice returned to led “A Forgotten Camden Hero,” and refuge barn, officers will be the first Saturday in 10.30 a. m., the records of the last meeting Tuesday Winter Arrives. Some time Saturday of Belmont. January. lie be requested to furnish a copy of Greer Mrs. Wetherbee’s life found next morning nearly dead with cold read and and resume her studies. Union Harvest Grange, Centre approved the following com- night or early Sunda> morning snow ; gan -ame for the archives of the Command- work is ended and she has now become a and were Montville, and fright. The house contents mittee on time and Franklin F. ;o held its annual meeting December 9th, and place of the next meet- Ex-Representative Phillips fall and at breakfast time thegrouml was and to those left in consumed and Mr. Brewer lias leased his 211 Holland to I ministering hope spirit totally perished was the house, street, i snow still Vs the ty add my personal appreciation of the following officers were elected: ing appointed by president: Com- jovered, and the falling. sadness in her home. The funeral in the tiames. He had been in the Master, Charles N. Bishop of Toledo, 0. Mrs. Phil- paper. I knew the would earthly employ rades Porter Nash for wore on the w ind in Commandery Mark L. Howard; Overseer, M. YYr. YVent- Belfast, Alfred Stin- lips is visiting in Rockland, Ale., and will lay increased violence it, but the impression made the services were at her late home in Belmont, of Mr. about five and was by Darling years son for Searsport and Charles Ritchie for go to Washington and the South in ind the snow flukes fell faster and faster, exceeded as wortli; Lecturer, Carrie Meiiuren January. my expectations, great Nov. Rev. A. Smith of Belfast faithful and in liis ; Steward, Journal. 29th, Ashley very conscientious Then the —Somerville, Mass., mtil it was a were. Your reading of the paper was YV. S. Davis; Assistant steward, Harold Winterport. dinner call sounded veritable blizzard and many ■ fui and officiating. The interment was in the duties. He was an old man and suffered impressive. and the veterans and their families did A. who has been in busi- resigned themselves to a day indoors. The lot in Hillside Belmont. Cushman; Chaplain, YY7. D. Tasker; Treas- George Matthews, Very truly yours, family cemetery, from a rupture which caused him many- to the and G. L. ample justice fine dinner served in ness in this city as a wheelright for many Baptist, Congregutionalist Methodist Henry S. Rurrage, The floral tributes were many and beauti- thinks he urer, Edmunds; Secretary, Allen sleepless nights. Mr. Darling the town hall at 1.30 m. ihurcli bells for as Recorder. Goodwin; Gate Keeper, Ernest p. y ears, has gone to Thomaston to take charge rang morning worship ful, testifying in how great esteem Mrs. may have been drivenfrom hisbedby pain, Faye; After Florence dinner the president called tile af- [>f the wheelright department at the State isual, and services were held. The Bul- Wetherbee was held her friends and ac- Ceres, Bennett; Pomona, Lucy Basket Ball. by and in the effort to light the lantern lie car- ternoon to order and garian church bell did not and no sei YY’entworth; Flora, Margie Poland; Lady meeting the following prison, and has taken up his residence ring quaintances. ried to his room have fainted or had a may program was given : singing by the. choir- there. vice was held, and the afternoon and even- Dec. shock or have the lantern alter Assistant Stward, Mertie Howes; Choris- Winterport, 8th, Winterport de- upset light- all ing services at the Universe.list church The funeral of Mrs. Emily (Richardsf Mr. had the remains Mae Mae Howard. joining in the chorus—“Marching ■•d Islesboro with a score of 25 to 10. It ing. Darling placed ter, Howard; Organist, Dr. E. A. Porter, president of the Pitts- were given up. There were ?7 at the Con- took in the meet- in a for in- and Pendleton place Baptist casket and brought to Orange 'The election of officers and other business Through Georgia’’ “When Johnny field board of delivered the address gregational church in the morning and 40 a good game with a good attendance. Mr Gra- trade, terment in Central cemetery, Rev. Comes Home.” There were it the which was the only 1 ing house, Islesboro, Friday afternoon, occupied the Grange until late in the even- Marching nf welcome at the annual of tl*e Baptist church, summary: ham of Warwick officiating at the grave. meeting Murrell to servu ns. An Dec. and was attended. Rev. about one and while it hold all the regular 8tli, largely The house cost with an insurance of and the members crackers hundred.voices may Maine State association in terport. Islesboro. $5,000, ing procured Dairymen’s Harm of lire about < p. m. did not add to Geo. E. Tufts officiated. She united with and the contents cost more than $10,- not have been very melodious it was strong mg, rf., lg., Ilurgin, Moody, $;i,000, and cheese from the store for refreshments. Pittsfield last week. Dr. Porter was for- the enjoyment of those indoois, bin fortu- was a woman of 000, with an insurance of $2,000. It was and the ’dnow, If., rg., Williams. the church in 185b, and boys enjoyed singing their old- merly of Liberty. nately it was only a chimney and tin “all 0 furnished and contained many The regular monthly meeting of North out” tin* anxious. ff, c., e., Fairfield, rare She was able to Bumptiously time Then signal soon relieve,! Christian excellence. Mr. Dar- songs. followed a graphophone pieces of bric-a-brac gathered by YValdo Pomona was held with Sun- W. A. son of Postmaster Oramel About i8 inches of snow fell and Mon- •an, rg., if., Carter. until within three Grange the Aid Murray, light attend divine worship ling in his travels. Mr. and Mrs. Darling selection, Psalm and the Lord’s the indicated only 4 •lee, lg., rf., Pendleton, rise Grange, YY interport, YY'ednesday, Dee. Murray of Pittsfield, who has been a civil day morning mercury weeks of her She was born in are stopping at the Mansion House, Orange, prayer by H. R. Dawson music above zero. It took sometime t<< g»*t the ■re, Winterport 25, Islesboro 10. departure. ; by choir; until can make their plans for the fu- fith. After the regular routine business the engineer on the western division of the New out, ree and and sometimes remarked that she they address of wel- sidewalks cleared and tin* roads broken umpire, Pendleton and Fred- Camden, ture. prayer by Chaplain Jones; k. 5th degree was conferred on six members. York Central railroad at Buffalo, has been ind pedestrians found it rathe; oithcnlt Time 20 and 25 min. periods. was the of the born the same come II. R. Al- age Queen, by Dawson; response bj about. The snow roller draw n t>\ 'tween the halves Frankfort defeated A recess of one hour for dinner was then promoted and transferred to the middle di- getting mouth aud year, only nine days previously, NEWS OF THE RAILROADS. fred Stinson; selections on the grapho- six horses wars out all day and did good terport 2d, 14 to 10. and when the was vision with at declared, grange again headquarters Albany. work. to .* now May 15, 1819. Id April 1836 she married phone; recitation, Freddie Palmer; re- Tuesday morning it began THE N. M. S. E. called to order the was but the* was so low : ke game in the Belfast of Islesboro. lie EXCURSION RATES ON R. literary program marks Dr. E. W. Gould has bought the Thorn- again, temperature Opera House Joseph Pendleton, Jr., by Capt. Durham; song by Mrs. M. and as dike on street of Mrs. Han- that it came in line add ■ Aroostook railroad taken up, follows; address of welcome property School very particles : between the was and died and was The Bangor & has Friday evening Belfast born Nov. 20, 1805, Larrabee. The remainder of the afternoon nah Al. Graves of Mass. Dr. Gould ed little to JSunda\ ’> acciimulaiion. Winter made arrangements for a special excursion by Mrs. D. L. response by Mr. A. H. Malden, -h and 4-B girls teams attracted a buried at sea July 20, 1853. She is survived Cole; was taken with remarks will have his office in this has and hasicne* to large to Bangor on the occasion of the 32nd an- up by Comrades house, renting arrived, apparautlv Kimball; recitation, by Miss Alvie Colson; the he not It is stay. id. The latter team is made up of by four children—Mrs. E. A. Eames, Mrs. nual session of the Maine State Grange, Bowen, Stinson, Jones, Feruaid, Ritchie portion which does occupy. 20 and recitation, by Miss Gladys Cole. At the understood that Dr. Gould has received a !i'gh school graduates who are out for the D. H. Hall, Mrs. Sophronia E. Hatch and which will be held Dec. 19, 21. For and Larrabee and by Sisters Durham and tickets will be sold to close of the literary program the worthy flattering offer for his new pu chase.— 11N ■ v this occasion special j TRANSFERS REAL ESTATE championship of the State and Mrs. Ellen Fairfield, also by nine grand- master YV. Palmer. A rising vote of thanks was Rockland i hope Bangor and return at one unlimited fare for introduced Prof. M. Munson of given Star. nieet some out of town teams before the children and seven great grandchildren. the round trip. Tickets wili be on sale and the University of Maine, who lectured on E. M. Billings Post and Corps for the ex- Worn Out referential John Bragg, familiarly known as the The following transfers in real estate * of the season. It was an missed relatives and for the going Deo. 18, 19 anc 20, Farms, giving many cellent interesting She will be greatly by good trip entertainment given to the Waldo mayor of was in town on Satur- from Dec. 19 illustrations and explaining how the pro- lsiesboro, were recorded in Waldo -■ame. The hold her iu and will be accepted returning at County Registry summary: many friends, who will happy ductiveness of the can County Veterans. This was one of the day the Bangor House. Mr. Bragg, who to Dec. 23, inclusive. From stations betw een soil be retained. uf Deeds for the week ending Dec. 11. toor>: Prof. best in the bought the lsiesboro Inn when it was sold Belfast High, memory. Bradford and Searsport on the line of the Munson expressed his desire for the meetings history of the associa- an by the owning it a few years Ellen C. Keene et als.,to Mary A. Jlassan, Elwell, rf., lb., Eva Jackson. Northern Maine Seaport railroad tickets brothers to ask any question which might company ago, re tion, sold the house to the landin Noithport. ! Vaughan, If., rb., Maud Stantial. of he sold to North and return present itself, which rendered his address lately Pendletons, Northporl; Mary, (Whitmore) widow the late will Bangor The next meeting will be at it is will and Sarah A. Barrett, Stockton Springs, to all Philbrook, eg., eg., Bessie Black, can be reached both interesting and instructive. The next probably who, understood, improve Mark Ames,died at the home of her daugh- from which point Bangor Sallie K. land in steckhm •rence Chaples, c., Dot electric meeting will be held with Granite Northern Light Grange hall, White’s Cor- open it next summer.—Bangor News. Lathrop, do.; c., Page. ter, Mrs. Luiie Ufford, 18 Eastern Avenue, via the Bangor A Northern railroad, Grange, 1 Ola North in Springs. Smalley, rb., If., Wood, Nov. 8th, aged 71 years, fare 10 cents in each direction. Searsport, January. ner. Dr. W. E. for at the n Springfield, Mass., Elwell, many years Amos I,. Bennett, Troy, to L. 1. Rogers, Iioak, lb., rf., Annie Gray, Mrs. Ames was a j 2 months and 20 days. N. M. S. R. R. CONNECTIONS AT BANGOR. The remarks of do.; land and buildings m 4B SECRET comrades at this meeting Togus Home for disabled volunteer soldiers, Troy. ■re, 12, Belfast High 2. Goals from daughter of Joseph and Mary A. Whitmore SOCIETIES. to Fb-rciice | The Bangor & Northern electric railroad were Adeline Busher, Freedom, Miss Vaughan 5, Miss Goals of Verona. She married Mark Ames of very interesting. Comrade Tolford has been appointed inspector general of the Gray. now has a connection with the litre of Wentworth, do. land and buildings in 1 Miss 2. .74 and grade Durham for fouls, Vaughan Referee and Appleton and moved there years ago at A stated communication of Phcenix spoke the navy and of the part southern branch at the home at Hampton, Freedom. 1 the Northern Maine Seaport railroad Lodge, i'ire, Keene, and llayford. lived in the same until the death of Linesmen, place North Bangor and is in a position to take No. 24, Free and Accepted Masons, was held lie took in the war. Comrade Dawson gave Va. Dr. Elwell Is a son of the late E. II. John Bnssler, by admi x Biunbam, to •k and Twombly. her 11 years ago, since which husband, off the road and bring it last Monday evening. The F. C. degree was a of the battle of Halls Fred A. McAlister, do.; i.iml in Burnham. had lived with her in freight Seaport description Bluff, in Elwell, for many years editor of the Port- time she daughter into in the cars in which it is worked on one candidate. J. ,). Clement et ai Montville, to \\ illiam the of the time. Bangor ship- which he was wounded and taken land Massachusetts greater part A short track was all that was prisoner. Transcript. W. Anderson, New land and ■'liis, Thursday, evening there will be a ped. spur A to hold bury port; Mrs. Allies had been a great sufferer from decision the annual meeting of Comrade Moses Larrabee of the 1!)tli Maine in needed to make the connection between the There be a in the head of the buildings Montville. at the Opera House between the Bel- trouble for several y ears, but bore her the Grand Lodge of Maine, A. O. U. VV. may change heart steam and electric roads and cats can trow told of his prison life in Andersonville. lie J. W. Wallace et a!., Jaokson, t«. J. M. • s and a with a wonderful Christian in Portland, Thursday, Feb. la, 1110(1, was United States Steel Corporation and the High team from Guilford. sufferings be rolled from one line to the other with as said that both his Larrabee, do. : land in Jackson. and Mrs. Ames is surviv- reached at a meeting ol the executive com- fellow prisoners who patience courage. little as could be shunted probable successor of William E. Corey is Sarah Foster, Freedom, to Lottie A Boss, A. Andrews of difficulty they mittee of that in ed six children, Mary organization Portland Dec. tented with him in the same dog hole died in Why Not Park Haven? by onto a sitting. There has been no artange- thought to be William B. Schiller, the pres- Newton ; land Freedom. ; Luiie J. Ufford of Mass.; 11th. Union Springfield, inent between the N. M. S. I!. K. and the ttie same night. One of them was Samuel Howard Grunt, \\ intei port, to Jane
the — fiscal of Anoka, Minnesota, will be guests for repairs on his barn It is rumored that appropriations for the current year were estimates for the A new and Book coming winter of Mrs. Ambrose Linnekin. Preston Rowell has bought the house of the New Books. December, ig°5- $629,738,097 and the handsomely illustrated Recipe sent free. I It is 11 t ears since Mrs. Herrick and dacgh- late Willis Randall....Mrs. W. C. Crockett current fiscal year were $619,669,852. ter have visited their Appleton relatives and visited at Charles Perry’s last week — E. Bagot, Richard. friends.G. H. Page was in Portland and E. Tasker is at work for F. P. Bennett at The passport. A novel. 1905.. B 145 The Waterville Plan. Hath last week.Our village schools have village on his new foundry—L. WALTER BAKER & CO. Liberty Banks, Nancy Huston. LTD. Miss Fannie Gushee and Mrs. Ava Helen F. Hurd of Liberty has a crew of choppers The Republican and Democratic City The little hills. A novel. 1905.. B22-2 do ] Simmons for teachers. Miss Simmons has at work on his lumber lot on the shore of Committees of Waterville have agreed to Begiatered o. s7patent office Established 1780 DORCHESTER, MASS. the primary school. True’s Pond. He has quite a large tract of Cheney, Warren. away with the use of rum and money, | and has cut some that teams and hired heelers at election. I pine timber, The way of the North. A ro- SWAXVILLE CENTRE. measure between two and three feet This is an awfullj' good scheme. »e| mance of the of Baranof inner 45 HIGHEST Mr. Bucklin of Waldo and one of Swan- through. days ought to try it in Machias not only AWARDS IN EUROPE AMD AMERICA Alaska). 1905..... C 42 election but next fall.— Machias. ville's fair daughters, Miss Sadie Knowl- (in spring PKOSPECT. Dawson, William James. Union. ton, were united in wedlock on Thanksgiv- Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Colson visited ing dav and her many friends wish for her The makers of English fiction. live friends in Bangor recently....Mr. and Mrs. a lifo bf Thanksgiving. She is still to 1905 823. D 32 she has for Gould have returned from a visit to with the aged grandparent Frank Earl of ►♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦44444 Disraeli, Benjamin, .. 4444444*+++ years so tenderly and lovingly cared for, Mr. Gould’s daughter, Mrs. Will George, iu to Beaconsfield. giving up many an evening of^ pleasure Massachusetts—Miss Eva Guidamore is ♦ company.C. Marr has A novel. D 62-3 keep grandpa now clerk at Mr. Grant’s store.The Endymion. gone to Portland_Frank Knowlton has Clark Sunday school are planning to have a Lcthair. A novel. D 62-2 bought a horse.Horace Murpny has Christmas tree. The one last year was Anna editor. a new n ilch cow of Mrs. Beal.... Guthrie, Lorraine, nought successful and this one is likely to be * Mis. Abraham Curtis is not as well.... very Readers’ guide to periodical a even better_Miss Hattie Partridge lias Kirschbaum Suit Littleue.d and wife attended a wliist IF Fph arrived home after attending the fall term literature. 1900-1904. Vol. 1. 050. R n Waldo last Saturday night—Ray- parly of the Eastern State Normal school at Cas-1 and edi- £ii.>i;:i Maiden is as not as well. Heilprin, Angelo Louis, reported has a new tme.Janies Grant premium tors. plan for his customers that is much liked, FRE EDOM. new of as valuable presents are given with live Lippincott’s gazetteer the of rite announcements of engagement dollars worth of trade. Mr. Grant has Miss a doesn’t the world: pronouncing of and Dr. souvenir cards of railroad make! .Miss Edith Williams Searsport Partridge’s post actually the views for sale.Mr. and Mrs. Murch dictionary containing Ail-i M. small of Freedom have been re- Clark returned to their home after most recent and authentic ,'piY.'-i io tou i.The Ladies' Circle will have for Mr. Gould’s farm while he and information. muo. i us. l, j'ueet •. ::h Miss Sarah Perley Thursday caring (i. his wife '’.ere in Boston— Bay Howard is afh n Deo. 14th.Mrs. Henry Henderson, C. Hanford. a man it work for Mr. Memeat and Miss Myra Irish returned at llervey Partridge again handsome, work at the Jellison The children of good fortune: | after ioiii vacation of three weeks in Gorham finishing Cape wharf. mb places last Friday night. Mr. an essay in morals. 1905. 170. 11 ;!S lein v who returned a week ago, has Janies E. SANDY POINT. Jack, •jeer t lUiiu hi> meals at George Bryant’s. of Boston arrived Daybreak in Livingstonia. 270. J V. Adeline Busher of South Freedom, Mr Frank French by makes him about as: Edwin Carlile. •aged : \ eai s, died December 5th at the train Saturday evening for a few days. Litsey, * Went- Kuiio ot ho; daughter, Mrs. Florence Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Clifford enjoyed a short The race of the swift. (Animal Freedom can boast of Quite a visit last week from Mr. Da- svorth their brother, stories). 1905 590. L 7 hr -tjo.n- display this year, considering vid Clifford, and wife. Mr. Clifford is a Arthur, and two others. : tin town. A. B. Sparrow has popular conductor on the New York, New Mahler, handsome as can he has he die !a;'-est >twck of Christmas goods Haven A Hartford Division.Mrs. Paintings of the Louvre, (Ital- John Mrs. Fred «*ver Giown. j Mills, accompanied by ian and Spanish schools). 1905. 70S.JM bej Mills and little daughter Kower.a from Cus- Metcalfe, Henry. FRAN Is I ORT. tme, took the 2.12 train Monday for a visit ==That’ll help some. \; and Mrs. Alexandar Johnston have in Milo...Mrs. Henry Richards from Sears- The cost of manufactures and rela- ■ port was here last week, the guest of $ nov •<: to Oakland, Me., for the winter. the administration of work- tives.Capt. John Small has bought seh. ... the winter in 1900 657 M M Lois Treat will spend C. of .... shops. ♦ M. Grey Deer Isle Miss Josephine _ hi’; v J. Me., with Mr. and Mrs. Johnston. llarriman is at come from Bangor to re- Nassau, Robert Hamill. _+ the L. cuperate from her recent illness.Mrs. in haul Leonard, who is attending Fetichism West Africa: forty v * has been at Gladys Staples has been here several days AL "-mmary at Bucksport, years’ observation of native — from Fred Blanchard is suf- ♦ home for .i few* days vacation The High Bueksport— from a ankle.Miss customs and Il- Sch<>- recently organized a basket- fering sprained superstitions. pup!’- Bennett from the Narrows is teach- Can be obtained of * bail iHum and are training under the Cynthia lustrations. 299. N only and ing the winter term of school on the Cape. directum of Mr. Harold Files—Mr. Noble, Frederic Perry M Maddocks have returned from Mt. — Irving Crocker met with a painful acci- so The of Africa: a Waldo neighborhood, where they lived ! dent last week. He cut one toe it had to redemption betaken off near the toot, lie is attended luring the mi miner, and will occupy their story of civilization. 270-N 6 Dr. Pierce and is at this — and by doing nicely own home this winter Harold Files Parsons, Ellen C. WILLIAM A. ex- storm of was CLARK, Geo. have gone on a surveying writing.The Sunday very 1 Hughes severe in this section and all work on the Christas liberator: an outline ♦ pedition in the country about Monroe village. It is believed the object is to get gravel pit is suspended at this writing, study of Africa. 276. P to Monday. an estimate of the cost of bringing water •Sewall, John S. BELFAST, MAINE. CLARK’S "CORNER, Frankfort fm business purposes— Free- J CENTRE MONTVILEE. The logbook of the captain’s * man Batchelder has opened his new black- smith shop on Elm street and is ready for Loren Howard attended the wedding of clerk :adventures in the China Next Door to Phenix House. business. Frank Howard and Miss Whitcomb in Bel- seas. 1905. T Of. Se !E"♦ fast J) ec. (itli and acted as best man — Mr. Sill, Edward Rowland and Mrs. Leon who were ‘ KNOX Perry, recently- The of Fid ward Rowland a their prose TAIN Salesman. Miss Myrtle Farrar has returned to her married, gave reception to friends SMALLEY, last Friday evening at the home of the Sill, with an introduction com- work in Minnesota... Mrs. Albert W. Lord groom’s parents,Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry, prising some of his letters. 814. Si ♦ of North Vassalboro was suddenly taken with whom reside. The home was they Francis ♦ well tilled and numerous Smith, Ilopkinson ...... ver> ill one day last week. Her friends at .useful and pretty- were received_Ernest and The wood fire in No. 3. (Short W WWWW wwwww ▼▼▼▼ ▼ ^ first feared it might be paralysis, but fortu- presents Foye ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ wWwwwW W I liis dog VBruce” were called to Freedom nately it did not not prove to be. Mrs. Lord stories.) Illustrated. Sm 7-8 last week to catch a wild cow and calf for was formerly of this town.... Mrs. II. 1*. Stewart, James | P. W. Ayer. Bruce caught the cow by the ►♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦• ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦*<**« •*«♦*«««••« Doimla.-s and son Edgar of Freedom were Dawn in the dark nose with his usual promptness, but seem- continent. mSSmmm^SSSmmmSmm • ♦ n town one last week on friends. day calling I ed to think the old * three weeks’ calf was The _ ....Mr. Lewis of Clinton was in town last Duff lectures for 1902 276. St BLANKETS too small at first. he HARNESSES riiuixiax and Friday looking after sheep | game Finally caught Taylor, S. Earl ) the calf in front of 11. 11. Lamson’s, some * ami cattle. There are few sheep in town MAINE two and a half miles from Mr. The price of Africa. (Sketches foi '•ale. a> farmers are to realize Ayer’s_ beginning Solomon Palmer went to Bristol last week of that a rlock of is a veritable j Livingstone, Good, Mackay ♦ good sheep with his brother, who vis- STATE gold mine.... < 'hades Maiden and wife have Stephen Palmer, and Cox.). 276. T ited him a few Mr. Palmer Railroad days. brought retun'-'d from Massachusetts after spend- •Presented back a load of fresh iish, which he peddled by the author, Rev. John S. j • PRISON a Completed! ing week with their daughter, Mrs. Paul Sewall 1). ! out — Merrill Gordon and Ed. I.unt I). of Bangor. ( due, and other relatives—Mrs. Annie B. swap- | ped cows last week... Fred Wiley was in \ 1* •i t dosed a very successful term of SEEIGIIS i town last week and several cows of For Over Years. t solio-d the Fay school J)ec. 2nd. After bought Sixty the farmers — Edmunds got two WHIPS ROP rim m! exercises, Mrs. A born gave her j George Ax Old and Well-Tried Remedy, 5 I foxes last Thursday.I. W. Wentworth, | s a new and son ewhat novel, blit none Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been pup; Charles Palmer, Gershom Oxton and Will dmle.NS on livable entertainment. She had | used for over sixty years by millions of CARS RUNNING!! Sheldon worked on the telephone line last ♦ NEW FALL AND WINTER LINE OF HORSE GOODS. pro\ ;ded lmr.-elf with the necessary articles mothers for their children while teething, week setting from the main line to for nmki’ig good old fashioned molasses I poles i with perfect success. It soothes the child, Rebecca Poland's. The were stock of MAINE STATE PRISON •an :' ano corn cakes in the school room, poles bought ; softens the gums, allays all pain, cures Complete SLEIGHS, of C. B. Ring and R. E. Howes_C. E. 1 £ and lb -- d the token of remembrance I wind colic, and is, the best remedy for Diar- ♦ has received an order for HEAVY and LIGHT DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESSES To afforded them much Thompson fifty rlioia. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold give! pupil ! cats lor the Christmas trade_A | by- and all went home Angora in every of the world. Twen- pleasure happy. of druggists part party neighbors spent last Thursday- a ty-live cents bottle. Its value in incalcu- ♦ evening at E. A. Sprowl’s.Mrs. Eflie and K K. lable. Also seme cheaper NEW YORK WESIERN SLEKiHS TIIUKND! Bean was taken ill last but her io very week, Slocklon where!! Mrs. Frances Gordon is her son condition is at FANCY FLUSH H R ST Al l visiting improving present_Poles Springs Eoeiy ♦ HARNESSES, and. ROBES, Warden Norton’s First Year. Khen and famiiy in Clinton-Lewis P. are set for an extension of the New Eng- land line from BLANKETS in PI. AIDS and FAWNS, win* the telephone Ayer’s Ridge past l BLANKETS, SQUARE Philbrick, passed Thanksgiving II P. Barker’s and C. If. Ring's to Mrs. R. ! Dec. 1st Warden Bernes O. Norton round- ETC. vacation with his parents, was unable to re- J. Poland’s. Poles are also set from the ] ed out his first year as the head of the State l HALIERS, WHIPS, COLLARS, BRUSHES, ETC., institution in this town. His ♦ turn to his studies at Oak Grove Centre to El. L. Bennett’s. E. A. Sprowl and penitential Seminary behavior lias been but he no or Seasonable n last week on account of sickness.... Mr. M. ,M. Wentworth have each had an in- good, “gets t Write, call telephone. goods. Right pi strument time off.” To say that his initial year in Peavey of Massachusetts was in town last putin-Mrs. Aclisa Lawry is still of this office has been an success- week looking over the lumber bought last very ill-Three El. F. Banton’s eminently children have been sick with tonsilitis_ ful one is only putting the matter in its true Lambert E. R. Mr. and Mrs. J. and G. t •spring— Joseph Higgins CONNER, light and to show the executive and famih took Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. Mrs. W. Conant Thompson is at home for a goes business of the man and his ami Mrs. Ross C. Higgins_Mrs. A. L. time from Howard, R. I_Mrs. Eliza F. ability capa- HAS JUST RETURNED FROM BOSTON * bilities of so a of j * Tvy47 BELFAST, MAINE Ward visited her mother in Winterport Bean entertained the soap club December controlling large body FRONT STREET, 6th. criminals committed to his and the WITH A COMPLETE STOCK OF ♦ » last week — Wilbur J. Hunt of Andover, keeping “thousand and one” that come in Mass., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. things up WINTERPORT. the performance of this During his C. M. Hunt—Mr. Hussey, who was shot duty. first year’s stay in town Warden Norton has by his brother-in-law while hunting in the Miss Jessie Baker lias gone to Portland made many friends and the universal Ver- -U' w oods of Patten recently, was a nephew of for the winter and will continue her ATWOOD, Insurance and Rtai Es? piano dict is —“that he’s the man in the FRED wlE7)lfT' — right ^HOLIDAY^ Philip Blethen of this town Mr. aud Mrs. studies urder the direction of Prof. Freder- right as warden of the 1 Fred Patterson with ick Marriner...Miss Nellie who place” prison.— UNO FORTY-FIVE MILLION ASSETS passed Wednesday Thompson, Thomaston Herald. REPRESEN OVER their daughter, Mrs. R. C. Higgins_Mr. was to have conducted a series of evangel- Wilcox, who has leased the Myers farm, istic meetings at the Methodist has Plate Class, Tornado Insurance, Steam Boile church, A RECORD SEASON. Fire, Lile, Accident, has moved to Brooks for the winter.... Lee been obliged to cancel her engagement on DRESS and FANCY Hamlin and are cord account of ill health — F. W. Dunbar HDKFS, George cutting of GOODS, Cilley Insurance and Inspection. and pulp wood for John Ward.... Farmers East Boston and Mrs. Mary Averill of 3728 Deer, 167 Moose and 29 Bear Shot, in Northern Maine This improved the nice weather of the Haverhill, were the of Mrs. Season. Kimonas, past Mass., guests Waists, Sweaters, Aprons, Wrappers, Security Bonds for Cashiers, Contractors. Administrators and Trustees. few weeks in wood. The snow Belle — cutting Erskine last week Mrs. Walter Bangok, Me., Dec. 7. The official record Correspondence solicited. Real estate bought and sold. storm of Sunday may give them a chance to Marshall and little daughter are at home of the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co. of Towels, Table Napery, Etc., also haul it to their doors—Apples, hay and from Millinocket on a visit to her mother, big game shot in northern Maine, made Hosiery, potatoes are being hauled to the station in Mrs. James Foley-Two important events today, shows the shipment during large quantities — Quite a delegation from which occurred Thanksgiving day were Sublicovember of 2187 deer, 88 moose and 15 Harvest Moon Grange will attend the State omitted from last week’s report. One was bear. Duriug October and November 3728 Grange in Bangor next week. the marriage of Miss Ada May Dyer to deer were shipped as compared with 2804 and Cnrtaius. Chester S. Curtis, which took place at the last year, 187 moose against 183 and 2!) bear Carpetings, Rugs Poor & Son s MOIIKILL. Methodist parsonage, Rev. Harry Hill against 20 last year. The moose season The other was the arrival of a closed Dec. 1st and The first snow storm of the season last officiating. close time on deer be- little daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. gins Dec. 15. "as a howler. About tSumlaj eighteen Roy Cole ... Mrs. Norton of Dixmont is the inches of light snow fell_D. 0. Bowen guest of Mrs. j. O. Moody.John W. A Word to the Wise. Kaler ami Lewis Winehenbach attended the of Scarboro and Mrs. F. I). Pullen of Maino. Bangor recently visited their mother, Mrs. Tie Brick Store, Stockton mm of the The early Christmas shopper catches the meeting Waldo County Veteran As- Otis Kaler, who is staying with her daugh- m best bargains.—Boston Globe. sociation Monroe village last Thursday. ter, Mrs. Carrie Gutierrez_Miss Nellie COME COME ALL. .L I'. ONE, Vickery has begun trade in liis Wiswell of Brewer visited iter Mrs. | aunt, December i, 1905.—4w49 new store under the old hall. He has fitted Win. Fernald, last week....A number of Beautifying methods that injure the skin S up a room fora and intends to sell health cooler, young ladies are organizing a basket ball and are dangerous. Be beautiful HOLIDAY■ *» ■—wanaearas QOlms * tn kinds of corn and as groceries, Hour, team and there will probably be some- without discomfort by taking Hollister’s well as fresh meats, lie is now building a thing doing in that line in the near Rocky Mountain Tea. Sunshiny faces large icehouse hack of his $5.50 just store. He follow its use. 35 cents. R. H. future-Mrs. Lewis Atwood is recover- Moody. NOW ON SALK says he shall sell goods at about Belfast ing from her recent serious illness_ as he is HOLIDAY LEATHER ROODS PER TON. prices, and, doing a large business Misses Mary and Nellie Morgan have re- in his steam mill, will buy lumber through turned from New' where his store. He Hampshire, they HUMPHREYS’ Always in demand and very BIG STOCK, lias arranged for a large spent the summer_Homer McAuliffe and street in front of lamp his store, and also Misses Bessie and Wilda Downes are tak- useful. of and to WITCH HAZEL have a nice ol plenty hitching posts, proposes ing a course at the business college in Ban- Our assortment of hand hags, We grade UP-TO-DATE, build a shed into which his can patrons gor-Harry Mansfield of Jonesport paid a drive in OIL :::::: is the we cold, stormy days. Andrew Wood- visit recently to his grandparents, Capt. pocket bo(,ks, etc., largest is aho a LOWEST PR E$ bury doing large business in the and Mrs. A. J. Crocker—Miss Ethel have ever shotvn and at the best sale of groceries, corn and Hour_The Hardy was at home from the Bangor Train- usual amount of will be done values. lumbering ing school for the Thanksgiving holiday_ Come and see this our FOB PILES, winter, and three steam mills will C. R. Lougee has been confined to his home J. H HOWES. be stocked to their full capacity_A pri- by illness for a few days_Wilbur Crock- ONE APPLICATION BRINGS RELIEF. their line of vate letter from T. R. Dickey of Hesperus, ett, who is at Dr. Hunt’s Hospital, Bangor, No. 1 Pea Goal Col., says that he is running an air com- having undergone a serious operation for SAMPLE HAILED TREE. pressor nights—12 hours—that he has appendicitis, is reported to be in a very Dr. E. E. BROWN worked 390 nights (7 nights a week) with- critical condition_Miss Laura Weed will DRAWINGS out losing a shift, save July 4th. He says return to Abbott for the winter term OF at village 4t BANGOR, retailing he never drank a glass of liquor, does not of school....The village schools did not Druggists, 25 cents, or mailed. use tobacco in and has not Humphreys’ Medicine Co., Cor. William and John Specialist in Diseases of the Eye, Ear, any form, tasted open Monday on account of the continued Streets, New York. by .... tea and coffee for three years. Such a prevalence of measles. Miss Hazel Youug Nose and Throat, young man deserves success. and Russell Hall are among the recent vic- Room No. Odd Fellows’ and FISHC* tims... Frank Crockett and wife are Has taken 2, block, CHRISTY, GIBSON, KIMBALL, Capt. will be in Belfast Office hours 1C Torture of a Preacher. in town for the first for two every Monday. time nearly a. m. 6 and 7 to 9 in. HOOD RUBBERS to p. m., p. ~ of Bert Crockett is home for a NERVOUS The story the torture of Rev. C. D. years—Capt. DEBILITY, Refers to Dr9. C. B. Hoit, Libertv; Adelberl »«♦♦♦♦♦« Moore, pastor of the Baptist church, of short stay—The basket ball game Friday Millett, Searsmont; D. P. Flanders, Elmer Small Vital Weakness and Prostra- MARK ilarpersville, N. Y., will interest you. He night, Winterport vs Islesboro, was quite nd 8. W. Joh nson, Belfast. 33tf $5.50 says: “I suffered agonies, because of a exciting and resulted in a victory for the tion from overwork and other Se c ond-han Wo offer some great persistent cough, resulting from the home team with a score of 25 to 10. Be- bargains. grip. causes. Humphreys’ Homeo- goods of every de 1 had to sleep sitting up in bed. I tried tween the halves a g line was played be- NOT MADE BY A TRUST Furni- No. in use GET THESE NOB- scription. ton. a order. many remedies, without relief, until I took tween Frankfort and Winterport 2nd, in pathic Specific 28, /frOl/ CANNOT ture, bedding, car- per Try sample Call and look at them- Dr. which the visitors 14 to 10. TAOfif TOC/ft £EAl£/f-Nfl/r£t/S King’s New Discovery for Consumption, won, by over 40 years, the only success- EfffS pets, stoves, etc Coughs and Colds, which entirely cured my Antique furniture ful or a If HOLIDAY RIBBONS cough, and saved me from O remedy. $1 per vial, spec- specialty. yen consumption.” local have tc A grand cure for diseased conditions of ial for serious tai Jk AlTBfrt Men or women, anything Bmts th» package cases, $8. for sell drop me t at Throat and Lungs. At R. H. WAN I CU representatives Moody’s, Sold by Druggist., or sent prepaid on receipt of price! hi zli class magazine. Large Commissions. Cash postal card and you will receive a prompt call. druggist; price 50c and $1.00, guaranteed. East Wash- WALTER H. prizes. Write J. N. TRAINER. 8® COOMBS. & Co. JAMES H. HOWES. Trial bottle free. and Fuel Bed. William John N. V. N. Y. ttt Corner Cross Federal Sts., Belfast. Belfast Ca., A Sti., I fngton Square, New York, ||ly6 Hay VVhat To Eat In Argentina. Ihe President’s Message. A FRESHMANAT U. OF Mi I DR. KENNEDY’S Visit to the Markets ot Buenos The 4 Ayres, message of President Roosevelt, xxii. read in Congess Dee. was one of the (lueer Tropical Luxuries, some Absurdly 6th, The early afternoon cars, bound Ban- longest Presidential messages ever writ- * same -»BUY Cheap, Others Soaring to the Other En- ten and contains gor-ward, closely resembled the YOUR**- 28,224 words. He comments vehicles of of Prices. upon every prominent ques- transportation of a date •-ernes Sky-High tion now before the public and gives just previous—when the Sophomores '(M-oial Correspondence of The Journal.] inost Remedy consideration to the question of “got wise” to the fact of the Freshman Favobite l ederal Breaks no Hearts, Excuses i'.rEN’os Ayres, Nov. 4, n<05. One Government supervision of railroad in banquet—except that now if our favorite amusements in these rates, order that each ship- they were, no Crimes. per should receive an rate. He anything, packed closer. avail- as of waiting is to visit the market- equal Every Dr. David Kennedy’s FAVORITE REM- ot at four says that a complete must be able bit of ices Buenos Ayres o'clock stop put space in every car was occu- EDY is not a enemy of the human to rebates in everv form. The disguised GOODS tie The seasons are morning. re vers- power pied, while many, with the wisdom race; where it cannot help, it does not CHRISTMAS to regulate rates, he should be you know, on this side of the equa- thinks, harm. It is composed of vegetable ingre- placed in the hands of an administra- given by experience, sought the rail- aud now is the early summer time dients and does not heat or inflame the ^THIS YEAR AT THE*r rive body created He road station and the : this latitude,when all the local world by Congress. augmented passen- blood but cools and purifies it. In all cases also refers to the evidences of i.-tir at the first peep of dawn. The many ger list on the “scoot.” The way of of Kidney troubles. Liver complaints, Con- beat ot dishonesty shown by the great insur- of the and sufferable unventilated sleep- wa3 immater- stipation Bowels, the delicate ance companies, and recommends their transportation, however, apartments, to say of derangements which afflict women, the ac- nothing ial and the main was to vermin of supervision by the Federal Govern- object get tion of Dr. FAVORITE REM- ,aiding every description, ment. Kennedy’s -CITY He also DRUG refers to there old in the STORE- se after contributions “any way.” Early EDY is praise. Thousands of sleep impossible daybreak made to beyond the outer air of early morning like political parties in the Nation- afternoon the of the student grateful people voluntarily testify to this, al He majority 1.111. The numerous parks, too, are campaigns. gives a description in letters to Dr. Kennedy; and with a It is the to Call sure and see them. I want to and of The body had arrived in Bangor and, true to place buy. you call their loveliest before sunrise, the analysis Hague Peace Con- warmth and fullness of words which mere ference, and describes the tradition, were Fast business never see aws more fragrant, the grass and fol- position of celebrating Day- certificates possess. It early and the best assortment ever shown in Belfast. the L nited States. Comment makes no no greener from the dews ot night, is made after their own ideas, it was true, but drunkards—excuses crimes— upon the condition of breaks no hearts. In its '.l.e Nercados market places ail is present the still A headed coming there is and and celebrating. procession, and in its there and bustle as as three Army Navy, recommendations hope, wings is early o'clock the as in the healing. are made for the betterment of each de- by band, morning, was We challenge a trial and are confident of You will Find Most can think of tiie morning. A11 hour later it is Everything you partment. The is formed, and citizens the result. Your has it. ONE difficulty we can thread our way Philippine question wide-eyed gazed druggist m considered at and the conditions DOLLAR a Bottle. Bear in mind the I •ug the bareheaded housewives, length, in astonishment at the procession until in ail the are name and address: Dr. jDavid I '."iii cooks and maid ser- existing provinces fully some the situation KENNEDY, I have *he ALL and lots of black-eyed described. The whole bystander explained Rondout, New York. I got goods, NEW, is, porters in blue blouses and red I question of the Panama Canal is considered and the with, “It’s only them college fellers,” caps, gauchas 111 gaily striped pon- and leather position of the United '■dates regarding or “It is the U. of M. boys,” and faces Failed. j leggings waddling it is them, ones, and shall sell them at a t made clear. Following is a sum- assumed tiieir natural with pretty with an absurd air of dignity expression All efforts have failed to rind a better mary of the salient of the mes- for the seats of their trousers dragging points a little additional smile. Of course, if remedy coughs, colds and lung troubles -t to the sage: than Foley’s and Tar. It the ground—a motly but it Honey stops THIS should confer some was the College boys, that was ail heals the and BARGAIN CHRISTMAS. i-natured throng ot buyers and sel- Congress upon cough, lungs prevents serious administrative the to You and Jack had each results from a cold. J. X. aud stroliers. elbowing from stall body power regu- right! elapsed Patterson, late railrora Nashua, Iowa, writes: “Last winter I had tall and rates and other matters of other in a fervid embrace all the vehemently haggling in sott- way a bad cold on and tried at complaint that arise between the ! my lungs least I eled Castilian. may down from the house in what half a dozen advertised great and I proved cough medicines e markets of Buenos Ayres make transportation corporations and had treatment from two physicians their Public of the I to be a successful effort to retain your Don’t Townsend’s Art Views of Belfast! retention to beauty of architecture, patrons. ownership without getting any I euerit. A friend Forget railroads is and on recommended ’s to wholesome cleanliness, nor have undesirable, regulation | footing the rear platform of an elec- Foley Honey and Tar and I should be a of two thiids of a bottle cured me. I consider the of the mar- guarded against spirit j tric Freshmen, of course As I have a assortment of them this both and picturesqueness Being your it the greatest and medicine large year, plain colored, ot hostility. cough lung in Brazil, Peru and C'hili. The were well the world.” R. H. Kaiiroau should have short- places along toward the end Moody. much than last a -dig feature here is that of over- employes prettier year. They make present that can be mailed er and of tile and there found hours, the policy of greater safe- line, you your- Congressman Littlefield has a ling abundance—as if Ceres. Pomo- introduced to ty should be extended. bill providing a death for an assas- distant friends. REflEHBER THE PLACE. na! ulljthe rot of the goddesses had appliances selves. penalty Present powers of the courts to in- i sin of the President, Vice-President or any I klessly upset their horns of Of course the House was or plenty, teitere in iabor troubles should not be ! Opera your ambassador minister of a foreign country hucksters and salewometi are al- to the United Mates. The bill abridged, but constant care should be I goal, and up Main street you marched also pro- -t buried amid the profusion of their vides sentence of not less than ten years for exercised iu its employment. until your destination, es. m wide contract to the pitifully Invest;-j proclaimed by attempted assassination of the theseofficials. gation of child labor and tiie labor of i CITV gei stores of the in tiie and brilliant ad- I DRUG striking posters Had Stone ill the confraternity women with a Bladder, STORE, °g„ should be made view to -t South American towns. Here the stock and improvement in conditions. vertising company playing my kidneys were affected. None of the vegetables by the cord, meat by the means taken for relief Employer and employe should be there, appeared before the eyes of the produced any lasting fruit by the train load, eggs by the benefit until 1 began the use of Dr. David brought closer together on a basis of leaders. Of course it was far too on. During the peach season you early Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, better mutual N. Y. The ...l till a house of size with understanding. to think oi going in and so the marshal pain ceased—the calculus or ordinary In the of recent disclosures, stone been dissolved it luscious fruit from the Mercado light having by the medi- the of the day gave the order of “parade cine. 1 am to ral of congress should consider desirabil- ready testify that my re- Buenos Ayreswithout pereep- was ity ot federal supervision for insurance rest," and the cheer leader took posses- covery due to Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite y diminishing the quantity exposed Remedy. —E. D. \V. Rochester. State supervision is inade- sion and for a while. The Parsons, -ale. The entire yield of an orchard, companies. leadership to meet and control all evils. The annual of the Central Maine in island, is dumped on the stones in a quate day, the college, the celebration, meeting should Fair association was ■ Revenues in time of peace pro held Dec. 7th at the .-sal heap, where it stares you in the that vide for the government’s expenditures, theatre, and everything else Coliseum, Waterville, and the following face with a triumphant air as who officers were and when fail to do this, should be of and was elected: President. E. P. 1 d "Match me if can in they anybody thought suggested, ' say: you any the Mayo, Waterville: secretary, E. T. Wyman, a general agreement of cheered as men can -i country." In some’of the fruit is- readjusted: only college cheer. Waterville; ireasurer, Elmer E. Smith, people through congress, as to time and is of tlie Rio de la Platta 1 have seen The hour set for the beginning of the Winslow, veterinarian, Dr. A. Joly, Water- --THE-- is s of method, necessary. ville. Premiums amounting to were ! ground covered to the depth of was the $5,000 It would he in view even performance drawing near, The financial was ■ ral feet with rich yellow well, having paid. standing reported peaches, considerations of than audience was from all satisfactory. while for larger policy arriving points Gift Certificates .ngand wasting, waiting en- those of economic nature, to * uriou$ ■ sportation to market, or because purely of the compass, and the usual holiday Fighting FASHION. deavor to bring about closer commer- supply is too great for the demand, crowd cast amazed glances at what was “For seven years,” writes Geo. \V. Hoff- to decide “what to You the (Formerly occupied by F. B. Knowlton) cial connections with the other people of help you sensibly give.” buy i such peaches! Such pears too, are man, Harper, Wash., “I had a bitter of the North American continent. apparently a mass meeting in front of battle with Certificate and it as a to he found outside of California. chronic stomach and liver beautifully engraved present gift. The for wise economy is the When it was time for trouble, but at last 1 and cured ■.pes from the of Meudo- necessity building. won, my The it come in at her vineyards recommended diseases, by the use of Electric Hitters. I person receiving may convenience, i.d San Juan are to upon congress. adjourning to the interior of the house, Millinery, equal any grown The element of should he uuhesitatingly recommend them to all, and be fitted with the and size which best suits her France or and elasticity don’t just style Spain: tigs,'melons its volume need confusion reigned. You and Jack intend in the future to be without added to the currency; them oranges attain perfection in wild in the house. They are a and the Certificate for the shoes. not he increased at present. separated at the door, lie going up into certainly exchange (see below) necessarily wonderful to have cured a and ■idance. be medicine, such Dry The executive departments should the while had a seat on bad case as mine.” i--1 nre are apples—but a Northerner balcony, you Sold, under guarantee and brought up to date. to do the same for K. II. d never recognize tlie tai-teiess reorganized tiie door, quite well back, but in the you, by Moody, All contributions by corporations to druggist, at 50c. a bottle. Try them today Strawberries are few, small and 1 Fancy Goods, committees or for any po- center ot the house, where a good view lies-: currants, raspberries and any political The newspaper instinct runs in some litical should he forbidden by of both stage and audience could be families. -.11 small fruit do not thrive well in purpose The new manager of the liow- law. doin is the sou ■"11 of It is the easily obtained. The leading spirits of Quill of Oliver Otis, for a! Ladies’ Argentina. prices 1'he conference is recommend genetation the owner and editor that astonish For Hague the occasion had somehow to of the: i-rytiling yon. ed to the attention ot the country. The managed Rockland Opinion.—Kennebec Journal. 1 ■ ...ue of a United Mates dime you seated near the front and United states is for peace, yet forces , get rows, 1 uv vegetables to last a roup, Coughs, Colds, enough not disarm. A Whooping-Cough, lor the should from that direction the etc have no terrors for or Furnishings. family a week: excellent beef it light cheering began, children adults | I arbitration between all who evacuate the bowels with a general treaty which the orchestral Kennedy’s I ills pound: a whole sheep for | preceeded selec- Laxative the nations should he sought. Honey and Tar. i bis remedy ex- j :>-!ive cents; a pair of tur- tion. all plump Phe Monroe Doctrine is stili a i'unda- pels cold from the system and strength-! for a dollar. Pumpkins, hie as ens the throat, and bronchial Pianos and Shett Music for Sale I mental principle: practice under it You did not know your neighbors lungs tubes. ■■ms. are cut up with a carpenter’s The Original Laxative Cough Syrup and should he made to conform to present well, but that was not and retailed at one or two cents very materia!, Liquid Cold Cure. Sold by K. H. Moody. conditions. Illustrations ot its ap- Next Door to Masonic Temple, High St. ■ of :h•: asparagus, spinach and similar j day for there is little need ceremony be- Twain plication to South American countries. Mark says he makes it a rule to | "dities sell for next to nothing at tween men on a and class sit as as he can find Santo Domingo and the Panama canal \ college lark, up long anyone to sit In this country people eat pump- up with. ; are distinctions were sunk beneath the as others do and it is a given. Misses I. L, <$ J M, & Co. potatoes, 11". Moody I lit UlUUtii II l.rrvt air of com- Nothing will cure indigestion that doesn’t i ion that when a aiiuy, prevailing jollification. The saying foreigner I should be increased in digest tile food, itself, and gives the stoin- I made larger, was not so but that it MAINE. to like pumpkin, and to smoke pany bad could acli rest. You can’t that a BELFAST, t and mobility; the coast aitil- expect weak i igarette in native fashion, lie efficiency stomach will regain its and 1 should be increased. have been very, very much worse, and strength get What can a woman turalized will never leave Ar- lery j well when it is to do the lull i give and be compelled The navy should always relatively tlie play happened to be just the right work that a sound stomach should do. You more genuine pleasure than 1 Wisdom ot re-1 larger than the army. Between the wouldn’t expect a sick horse to get well fitted boots? ie independence of these stall-keep- has tiling, largely comedy. perfectly stylish ! cent regarding the navy when it is compelled to do a full day’s work I uilist be aggravating to policy acts illustrated of the And what can be more Christmas purchasers borne fruit until it does not now seem songs “Bluebell,” every day of the week. Kodol Dy spepsia i stylish •• of them to a seem care rap of its “Mamma’s and "Bunker Hill,” Cure is a perfect digestaut and the 1 than theshot that sets the ? necessary to increase the number | Boy," digests I style ttier you buy of them or not,but the food regardless of tlie condition of our units, me battleship a year will prob-1 more than delighted the crowd, y , Quality” boots tome her, the baker, the green grocer, variety, stomach. Relieves Indigestion, “Queen be sufficient lo replace inefficient J Retching, lish monger and all the rest of them ably who devoted their very best efforts to Sour Stomach, ami all stomach disorders. in all leathers—for efficient units. Sea-going torpedo Sold R. 11. as if they were conferring a favor by j tlie work when the soloist by Moody. dress, for street, for boats and destroyers are indispensable. graciously permitting you to of them, Dobbs. Wigson went out in his new au- buy The naturalization laws should be invited everybody to join in the chorus. skating, for all other ;ier than benerit them- j tomobile yesterday lor the first time. Candies receiving any as should the revised, ; applause trom orchestra Dibbs. How did it turn services. I.et your es. Nothing lias a fixed price, and thoroughly Rapturous out:1 criminal law of the United States. ! Dobbs. That’s the trouble. It choice be a sensible ry thing must be haggled for, circle to galierv expressed the appre- just didn’t There is lack of a statute covering turn out and Wigson is in the hospital. wded as every trade seems to be, j ciation felt the element, and one; “QueenQuality” We wish our breach of trust in the public service. by college customers e is no nor j The season of Gift Certificates. competition, “cutting.” The lands should be extended. the rest of the audience settled back in indigestion is upon us. irticle at one stall for a public Kodol Cure for could know more about purchased merchant marine is much Dy spepsia Indigestion and A greater their chairs, relieved of the duty of will no for ar, may be sold at the next booth Dyspepsia everything the stom- Elizabeth the home to be desired. an Mary twice that or of and them- ach that over-loaded or over-worked much, for one-third is excellent applaudiug, congratulated The pension bureau doing Stomach can not do tor itself. Kodol di- $3.50 & $3.00 made candies —the I and it is the same way in the selves on two for story work. Congress should take action getting performances gests what you eat—gives the stomach a part of town. There is no — the looking to the assumption of the care one admission. The actors seemed to rest relieves sour stomach, belching, worthiness of the adard of value; tlie trades people | etc. of confederate graves. heart-burn, indigestion, sold by R. 11. get what can. Neither is appreciate it all, too, and bowed and whole thins would interest ply they is of more c-xaniina- ! Moody. re There need rigid COLBURN’S SHOE STORE ever any attempt to make a smiled their gratification in a and tion of Chinese merchants way During the past year there were received please them so. 1 hey Iiotiabletable of articles tor sale; immigrants. j showing form a class them which was charming to see. When the at the Maine State prison 02 and and students by ; convicts, are real home made ything is just heaped up and dis- them thereare now in the institution fill candies selves, and injustice, is being done | curtain had rung down on tlie persons. 1 of as as There final, Out of this number there are 23 quickly possible. the law of exclusion. insane, 13 and only the purest and under present and was to of whom are many queer in the line of dramatic tableau, everybody convicts and 10 are not. _ things The civil service law has proven its | "is. The sausage for ever a last La anil finest materials are used. stalls, example, the law should be* re- “live happily after" rousing Grippe Pneumonia. "ii are value; copyright extensively patronized by food adulterations should he cheer was given, and turned J’neumonia often follows la From now on these de- blue biouses and red vised; people grippe but skull-caps, interstate commerce never iollows the use of aim entire fought through their attention toward the home-going. Foley’s Honey licious candies can be had sausage family—big and It cures la laws; pensions are recommended for, Tar. grippe coughs and pre- >, Hat, round, long and short,'black, As is usual, the half-hourly car for vents and Ask those in the life-saving service. pneumonia consumption. at our store, and we tir^e blue and smallpoeked, stuffed into Orono had and those who for Foley’s Honey and Tar and refuse any The tariff on Philippine goodsentering just departed, ms, done up in lead paper or in subst lute offered. Mr. G. Yacher of 157 animmediate trial. piled the States should be removed. were back electrics saw a half- nous the from United going by Osgood St., Chicago, writes: “My wife had heaps—till place be fortified. j Hawaii should a severe case of la three : to hour wait in store for them. The ice grippe years ago, | Undertaking! ceiling. And then the cheese- Porto Rico should be granted citize u and it leit her with a terrible she 1 is—Vueserios cream had on the cough, (pronounced kay- and should be allowed a parlors you passed tried i. bottle of Foley ’s Honey and Tar and * all ship Alaska IT is not as re-ahs), eramed with cheeses of down had a it immediate relief. A 50 cent true, that we have retired £ delegate in congress. Joint statehood way given you suggestion gavy bottle reported, ts and sizes, shapes, colors and con- cured her cough entirely.” Refuse substi- * A. A. HOWES & is recommended for Indian Ierritory and so, hunting up Jack and two other i from CO.. ms, but bit of it with a sour tutes. R. H. Moody. the Undertaking branch of our business. every and Oklahoma. £ H and a taste of rancid buttermilk, Freshman friends from the crowd in State The 13th annual of the Maine It is true we i ■l The work of the department, meeting i that have engaged ist of the butter is made after the front of tlie car station, you prepared Sportsman’s Fish and Game Association id old should be improved. Groceries, Drugs and Medicines. plan of putting the cream in- to spend fifteen minutes in waiting will be held at Rangor, Jan. 2d, beginning tin cans that are shaped like invert- at 4 p. m. Officers will be elected and fish 4tf that was anything but patient, and five me matters -ugar loaves, and sending it to town and ga discussed. more of in to horseback, to be turned into batter misery trying swallow The most safest and E. pleasant, best reme- \ #NV. JONES, ^* \ route by jolting. And why not—as IA your cream down, wholesale. dy to use for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whoop- f • as to it around with a wooden CASTOR ing Cough, etc., is Kennedy’s Laxative slap For Infants and Children. After they had been disposed of one * 'her until the same result is obtaiu- Honey ami Tar. This remedy expels all who will have full of our Book Binding a charge Undertaking rooms, of the party bad brilliant idea, and a cold from the as a The still more primitive method system by acting cathar- £ Have tic on the bowels. Sold K. H. a * -AN1>- in the interior districts of The Kind You Always Bought hasty sprint down Main street and up by Moody. * where will be found complete line of prevails * ting the milk into a cow-hide bag, State resulted in the i Bears the your catching Recently in one of the rooms at the Fry idling the hag by a lasso to a horse’s bound car before it reach- Grammar School, Lewiston, tile of Bangor long pupils REPAIRING. idle, and then it over the Signature were asked to use tile word “civilized” in * dragging ed the Robes and Burial und at a walk until it lias been square. Congratulating your- written sentences. One little girl wrote, Caskets, Goods, into selves on your you were “J have had my shoes civilized.” When mped butter. All forms of hazing have been abolished forethought, 1 asked what she meant that she uie m mienos is now on the tradi- by replied. was tinug Ayres pretty at hates College and from safely ensconced in seats when the Mr. Jones three years with A. E. Mann of Bos- g MAGAZINES BOUND. to make “Why my little dictionary gives “polished,” LT^uor''™. ic to be and that is of the Book- loo-o in tin* covers u troiu unadulterated, tional privilege Sophomores anxious not to as the of “civilized.” replan to wiM be a dead pushing, pulling mob, meaning one cents ik. For special customers the cows sport Id' tile Freshmen ton, of the best Undertakers in Massachusetts. up. This decision .ins ■‘get left” struck the car at the waiting £ driven around to the houses and letter at that institution. Hie 1 Irsi 1 vt'i)uisue ol Beauty. JOHN S. FERNALD.. not the mterfei ence ut room. Alas, for "best laid plans,” ked in tlm are been reached, by streets. They usually action of however. Two ladies were The first of is a the. faculty, hut by the voluntary established ivciuisite beauty clear 26 Miller -veil by twos, their Orino Laxative Street, Si de Door..Belfast accompanied by the student body. in your’s and Jack’s places before very complexion. Fruit Syrup of tender a nves—poor little wretches have its household while a of clears sallow blotched complexion as it & Every family should long, couple big Sophomores SPENCER who do not the stimulates the liver and bowels, and the EATON, in appreciate rough medicine chest—and the first bottle it made life so uncomfortable for the of eyes become bright and clear. You owe it \ the nor their i ine always city, enforced should lie Dr. Wood’s Norway Nyiup. other two that were soon to • FOR SALE colds. they glad to your friends to take it if your complexion .DEALERS IN f;K Leathern muzzles are fastened for coughs and .‘>0 h. j*. SO li. Doth r. feed Nature’s remedy exchange their berths for a strap and is bad. Orino Laxative Fruit does engine, p. pump*. Ber- ver their and to the children Syrup ryman Heater and complete engine rnom mouths, from their in the aisle scowled not nauseate or and is equip- i “What is it '.1 “Is the stuff in that places gripe very pleasant nu'iii. Also other bargains in new and second- is a never-ending source of amuse- “Ma!” Refuse rum?” Mercy, no.' It's muci- their dissatisfaction at mankind in gen- to take. substitutes. R. 11. Moody. Room and Chamber Etc. hand woodworking and iron-working : nt to see the vacaeitas” bottle bay Parlor, Dining Furniture, J machinery. We art also ftu (little “I guess that’s why I can’t get my eral and at the disadvantages attendant headquarter> -hip's pumps, cap- lage When a hen sits on chocks, cleats and 11 kinds ■ws), making frantic but ineffectual Leader. on a in Harry. an egg for '•'•'•'•'•'•-•'a stans, of heavy cast- cap off.”—Cleveland being Freshman, particular. /«/«/• .«/«/«/• /%/% /% /*/%<% for both iron and and Yet attempts to secure their natural three weeks and it don’t hatch, is it spoilt S’ £ ings vessels, bra-s. us mind if The car w as crowded more than on the figure join requirement-. Itching piles? Never physicians Father. No, it is then ready for bum ac- "urishment. Fannie B. Ward. down and a of three or four Williams’ Indian ALBEKT lil SSl l.I & SONS CO., failed to cure you. Try Doan’s Oint- trip, group tors.—New York Mail. Pile have ^Ointment will cure 1 y 1*3 Ncw Miimk faiiure there. 50 cents, at any were ensconced on the roof uutil Blind, Imrj port, ment. No they Doctors Could Not wBleeding and were summonsed down Help Her. Itching All the good qualities of Ely’s Cream drug store. good naturedly EADr.Piles. It absorbs the tumors, i;ulm, solid, are found in Liquid Cream to more solid footing by the tolerant “I had kidney trouble for years," writes allays the itching at once, acts Ladies & Tutter cauie Gentlemen: I see that young which is intended for use in at- Briggs. conductor. the Mrs. Raymond Conner of ,7-Tas a poultice, gives instant re- balm, clubbed to death by a New Quotations from play, Shelton, Wash., lief. Dr. an for near being the doctors not williams’Indian Pile Oint- ■niizers. That it is unfailing cure bits from the “and could help me. I — York policema*). Griggs. What offence songs, and other saluta- ment is prepared for Piles and Itch- COLD WEATHER IS COMING! Lisal Catarrh is proved by an ever-increas- tried Foley’s Kidney Cure, and the very of the was he innocent of?—Smart Set. tions went from the car to the passer- ing private parts. Every box is iig mass of It does not dry out first dose gave me relief and I am now warranted. testimony. and it was a if crowd By druggists, by mail on re- Take out your last winter clothes. Have nor rasp the tender It allays vim and by, merfy, weary, cured. I cannot say too much for of price, 50 cents and $1.00. air-passages. Clear thinking, decisive action, ’’ Foley’s ceipt UIILLIAMS Hie which reached Orono at them and inflammation and goes straight to the of and mind, the of life, supper time, Kidney Cure. It makes the diseased kid- MANUFACTURING CO.. Props.. Cleveland,® cleaned, pressed repaired, and vigor body sparkle •serene in the that ancient sound will of the disease. Obstinate old cases to all who use Hollister’s Rocky knowledge neys ;so they eliminate the For sale by B. H. save buying new. We can Give [out comes poi- Moody. please you. AT nave been cured in a few weeks. All drug- 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. custom had been for another sons from the blood. Unless they do -APPLY THE- Mountain Tea. upheld this, ~ us a call at the old place. ;>m:i6 75c., tube, or that good health is imnossible, R. H. gists, including spraying R. II. Moody. year, student ideas of justice had Moody. CHRISTMAS SALE Belfast mailed by Ely Bros., 56 Warren Street, New Livery Stable. been vindicated, and that nothing could what are the wages of sin ?” * ork. of our exchanges are predicting a “Pa, “Well, F. G. SPINNEY, Some be “done abont it.” the salaries of those trust officials of tf4j; All We shall take no vary mild winter. right. son.”—Smart Set. Mixer’s Me. however. It was our misfortune greatly, my Block, Belfast, burdock Blood Bitters gives a man a part In it, HANDKERCHIEFS H OLID A Y one last December and we [GLOVES kear an active a strong, vigor- to have predicted Kennedy*! Laxative and Tar Croup instantly relieved. Dr. Thomas’ head, brain, in that direction Honey Of ous body—makes him fit for the battle ol shall make no attempt Carso all Coofhs. and axpeia Colds from Eclectno Oil. Perfectly safe. Never fails. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure at life. again.—Bangor Commercial. tao system ay costly moving tfeo bowels. At any drug store. J. H. HOWES. Digests what you eat. tT. H. HOWyj^ ... .. «r Our fine weather of last week was most I Game Receipts at Bancor. The Journal. thoroughly enjoyed, even though it did Republican a “weather-breeder,” as an old resi- Bangor, Me., Deo. 10. Receipts of deer Sroveent used to say. Sunday was a most tem- on the Saturday and Sunday morning trains BELFAST. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1905 pestuous day,—our first real snow storm,— were 49, bringing the total for the season to from bad to as the going worse day pro- 4438, or 342 iu excess of the number on the' so that it was to hold ceeded, impossible corresponding date last year. The moose Published Every Thursday Morning by th.i service The j again. roads Monday morning figures to date are 214, exactly the same as I were badly drifted, though as the snow last year at this time. I Republican Journal Publishing Co. was light it was not such hard work to get through as sometimes.
CHAIILI S A. The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet this, PILSBURY,} 1!us^Sagw Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Simeon T. JAMES H. Ellis. It is a number will-be HOWES hoped large BABY'S ECZEMA present to finish the articles now in Bphm'iiii-tios Tkkmk: I^advanee,.52.00 i\ year; prepa- $1.00 for six months; 50 cents tor three months. ration and also to make final arrangements for the Christinas which will Aia kktisinc; Tfrms: For one square, one inch coming “sale,” take an- length in column, 50 cents for one week and place next week, the date to be of Head Covered with 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. nounced later by bill. All who are intend- Top ing to donate articles will kindly pass them in by next Monday. The society extends Scales Which Peeled off T. Roosevelt .Tr., got a wild boar and thanks for past favors in this direction and an elk on his shooting expedition at of course will appreciate a continuance of Taking Hair with Them. X. II —Boston Globe. the same. for Newport, one that lost a Miss Harriet D. Hichborn will have a Headquarters Any up way pig? Holiday Stoppers Christmas sale of pictures at Treat’s drug store. The collection will include The l’resque Isle Star-IIerald pub- local CURED B views, particularly those of the new rail- ] UTICURA lishes a report that the caribou have road bridges, stations, piers, etc., in photo- returned to Maine. Now what has the graphic colors and also the hand-painted water color platinotypes. The panorama Caribou newspaper to say about it? view of the Cape Jellison pier is already on Now Six Years Old with Thick sale at the post office. This gives a fine j Holiday Holiday view of the to date and Holiday A Waldoboro man sent 60 dozen eggs Dig, busy place up Hair and Clean Scalp. WE ARE SH0WIN6 A BEAUTIFUL will be an attractive and oonvenient article to Boston and sold for ASSORTMENT OF they $30—fifty to send to distant friends, particularly for- Cure Permanent. cents per dozen. The shipper rises to 1 mer residents of the town, as a Christmas remembrance and souvenir of home. Ribbons remark: “There is good money in HAND Hosiery Neckwear “ MEXICAN Of course some one is on list for _*. this The railroad is well patronized, as many My baby was six weeks old when your eggs year.” a of will find the y des'Bnsthan as 20 and 30 passengers arriving and de- the of her head became gift Hose, you right eyer y top covered kind of hose. SILK HOSE t0 toap- it is or parting on some trains. Many people come make ac- L ^ se5 Mayor ritzgeraid Boston, by with thick which would DRAWN LINEN 1 <‘ttractlve goods. One by the down-river train at 10.20 a. m., look scales, peel ceptible presents. in 8,300 plurality. All the candidates about the 1 box village and inspect the terminal and come off, taking the hair with it. From Aguascalientes and Encarnacion, were sure of but and depart on the up-river train at 2.05. j ..... election, Fitzgerald It would soon form and be as bad Mexico. Telegraphed for big line of All wish to see the much talked of pier at again : alone The whole FIFTY CENT numbers last guessed right. city Cape Jellison, which is certainly immense, as before. My doctor said it was week—will be is of course. being 1,600 feet long, 1,000 feet of which is here tomorrow. Come in and see them government Democratic, Eczema, and an ointment, 200 feet wide and 600 feet 80 foot w ide. The prescribed or which did no I then tried Cuti- The Portland city election, resulting smaller bulkhead pier is 1,500 feet long good. by 40 feet wide. This is quite a pier in it- cura and Ointment. I washed DENTS' Reliable in the choice of a Democratic Soap | DENTS’ ! mayor, self and tiie two furnish an immense Keckwcar-^ j her head in warm water and Cuticura ^ j amount of room for the accommodation of Holiday has caused much and the and comment, of all Soap gently combed the scales shipping grades. We are having the cream of the Neck- GLOVES Democratic has ascrib- off. did not come back and her Xmas press generally They wear business. See our tremendous Gifts, GLOVES I hair out fine and thick. She j ed the defeat of Mayor Baxter to'the CAPE JkLUSON. grew is stock of Christmas novelties, one in a j | j Mr. now a year and a half old, and has no Sturgis commission, although the Port- Moses Burpee, tile chief engineer on box25 and 50 cents each. the new railroad, was at Cape Jellison last trace of Eczema.” lam1. Press that com- says "the Sturgis Thursday. MRS. C. W. PURGES, Iranistan 107 boxes sold last Saturday. 1 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦mm** mission had not been near the and Ave., Feb. 21, city, There are forty-five boarders at the Trites Bridgeport, Conn., iSy8. __ that the vigorous enforcement lias boarding house and the same number at the Spellman boarding house, besides several Leather been the If we are not mis- Holiday Holiday by city.” j smaller boarding houses. CURE PERMANENT Fred Holiday taken that was not the issue raised A. Johnson, by The workmen expect to be through for Handkerchiefs. Goods. j Mrs. writes Feb. Umbrellas. the opposition to Mayor Baxter during this winter on the big wharf in January. Burges 28, 1903: I HE OF FACTS ! j j ADVERTISER There isn’t kind of * There will be some finishing touches to lie “My baby, who had Eczema very any handkerchiefs the campaign. Ilis proposed park sys- wants that can’t assortment. ♦ j put on the wharf in the spring. badly on her head, as I told you before, | MASONIC TEMPLE. ! be supplied from our ^‘''I'lsnallrgoou was the always acceptable tern chief object of attack; and after the Cuticura Remedies was enormous assortment gifts Mr. James White lias a new store at the using J no doubt in as j cured. She is now six old, and Portland, elsewhere, j Cape with groceries and other things. Mr. years A. has thick hair and a clean there is a minority opposed to public and Mrs. Wiiite have a good trade and ex- j scalp.” »»♦♦♦♦♦♦•»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦»« j peet to remain here They Instant relief and and in this case it permanently. refreshing sleep improvements, may j have Miss Partridge’s photographs of the for skin-tortured babies and rest for wharf for sale. have been sutlicient to turn the scale. tired, worried mothers in warm baths with Cuticura Thursday, the Westover and the David, Soap, and gentle anoint- two with Cuticura of FURS great liners, were both at the wharf ings Ointment, purest and BLANKETS make President Roosevelt: It is the man’s and two three-masted schooners and several emollients and greatest of skin cures. have received the splendid \ following letters t*«««»4*m**»M*«*m**** gifts moral quality, his attitude toward the smaller vessels. The large storehouse at This is the purest, sweetest, most >4444444444444444444444444 444444444444444444444444) * the wharf is and Astle A relative to the Widow Jones’ great questions which concern all hu- nearly completed speedy, permanent, and economical Page, as soon as it is finished, will have treatment for torturing, disfiguring, clothes: manity. his cleanliness of life, his power their crew at work on the office at Kidder’s Ml- Clark—Dear Sir: I This store is Point, which will be one of the finest build- itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, had a pair of Widow splendidly to meet the demands to do his toward himself and Jones prepared of all seekers who wish duty crusted, and skin and pants, and wore them two years steady gift ings on the line. pimply scalp tod toward others, which count; and humours, with loss of hair, of infants they are in such shape that I can use them quality, courteous service and low' really lor doing work yet awhile. reliability, prices. if we substitute for the standard of THE CHURCHES. and children, as well as adults, and is Yours respectfully, 44444444444444444444444444 sure to succeed when all other reme- Kay Basstck, *4444444444444444444444444 which treats eacli 6 Vaughn personal judgment dies and the best fail. iged years and it months. 444444444444444444444444^\ Service at the Univers»list church next physicians P. S. Well, boys I tell Clark's mai to his merits another Sold the world. you Harry plaee N. B. Have seen the new according throughout Cuticura Resolvent, 50c. (in IS tne place to to you style “Loomer’s Corsets” with at 2.30 form of Chocolate Coated 25c. vitil go get idee, strong pants and spiral springs? Better Sunday p. m.; subject of sermon Pills, per of 60). Oint- other clothes. * standard in accordance with which all ment, .50c., Soap, 25c. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Boston. than whalebone. “Prohibitions.” Sunday school at 3.30 p. m. Sole Props. Send for The Great Ilumour Cure." men of one class are favored and all John V. Fenwick, aged 8 There will be meetings in the Mission years, Grange, Me. Mail orders receive careful and prompt attention. men of another class discriminated DENT’S GLOVES FOR LADIES Jones suit hut \ 59 thltmthat is m '}ad .a .'Vi'!0"’ they say hall, High street, every Saturday, Sun- just what a boy wants to make him look we against, shall do irreparable damage -AT- ay' lit like a day and Wednesday evening at 7.30, and !rCono,o' V They glove. Never rip *44444444444444444444444444444444****aaaaaaaaaaaa... to the body politic. I believe that our Bible at 2 in. study Sunday p. All are wel- JAMES H. HOWES’ are ?he^dtV,rynil!fal^srro,kngnrnSl!Sa'e people too sane, too self-respecting, come. itorefttelfast''1 Ma!m‘0n at Hany W' Clark’s too tit for ever to self-government, Christian Science services are held at J. such an attitude. adopt F. Fernald’s, No. 57 Cedar street, every JAMES H. HOWES George W. Burkett This government is not and never Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, and Wednes- j shall be government by a plutocracy. day evening at 7.30, to which all are cordi- j welcome. This government is not and never shall ally THE TOWNSEND ART VIEWS are col- ored with w ater and be government by a mob. It shall con At the Unitarian church next Sunday colors, absolutely will not fade. What will make a more beautiful ODD FELLOWS’ tinue to be in the future what it has morning, preaching service at 10.48; ser- BLOCK, BELFAST. Christmas gift than one of our Hand-Painted mon the in the by pastor, Rev. Harry Lutz; sub- been past, a government based Platinums of Borne well known spot?" ject: “Who are Christians? The Issue of on the that each rich or | theory man, THE CITY DRUG STORE. the Inter-Church Federation.” Sunday- poor, is to be treated and simply solely school at 12 o’clock. on his worth as a man, that all his per- Religious services will he held in the son..: and property rights are to be Chapel at East Northport on Sunday, Dec. ^ABSOLUTE SAFETY^ safeguarded, and that he is neither to A fine line of Eastman's Cameras and 17th, at 10.30 a. in., by the pastor, Rev. (J. G. THE LARGEST LINE OF USEFUL others nor to suffer from wrong wrong Winslow. Sunday school at 11.30 a. m. supplies always in stock. others. Services' wiil be held at the Braiuard school- Send for Catalogue, or call and allow us house at 2.30 p. m. to show you the goods. The Bank at Nalieeal Services the North oi church: Junior Bellas: C. STOCKTON We do City SPRINGS. E. meeting Thursday, at 3.30 p. developing and for ama- m.; prayer printing Total meeting Thursday at 7.30 p. m.; morning teurs. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Respsonbility over $132,000 at a. I: -- nrent Event- Club will meet with worship Sunday 10.45 in.; Sunday- Mi E. E. Maples, Dec. -jnth. school at 12 m.; C. E. prayer meeting at 0.30 Ever carried in a Clothing and Furnishing Fire and p. iii.; evening worship at 7.30 p. m. CHASE & Belfast Absolutely Proof Safe Vaults Mi>- M. Gardner returned from a DOAK, Burglar Deposit visit to Huston last Saturday at the Methodist Store in Belfast that are Boxes j Morning worship church DENT’S GLOVES #8,00 Per Year. ■ LADIES E Hi.id aud family have moved into the next Sunday with holy communion at 10.45 FOR Calvin \i house on the Mill road. alley a. m.; Bible school at noon; Junior league -AT-- Mis Everett Staples is much improved at 3. p. m At 7.15 p. m. stereopticon lec- hut Lei Mrs. is JAMES H. Durable and November 9, as to sister, Snell, still with her. ture on Patriarchs, Kings and Prophets HOWES’ Warm, Handsome Deposits per report Comptroller the social dance at Henslow Hall last from. David to Elisha. Seats free, and the of the Ftiday v.as well attended and much en- public invited. MEN AND Currency...$417.582.C joyed. FOR BOYS, LADIES. A gospel temperance meeting will be August 25, date of last report. 381,631.52 Miss Frances Cleaves is a fine displaying held in the Baptist church next Sunday OUll SPECIALTY IS +*+++— line of neckwear and many other holiday afternoon 3:30 Congress attractions. at under the auspices of Belfast Lodge No. 30, I. 0. G. T. The Gain in 25 Our merch int- are all making their win- deposit August to November 9. 835,950.7s brotherhoods of St. Paul and Andrew and dow- and slocks as attractive as possible for the Christmas trade. Philip will cooperate. There will be sing- The Duke of York Plush Lined Fur Open an aeeoant at :t % in The J. M. Ames Co. has rented its house ing, brief talks and “picket shots.” An in- Playing | our recently built on School street, to Mr. Long, vitation is extended to all. one of the railroad employees. Rev. S. L. Hanscom, pastor of the Meth- ^SAVI NCS DEPARTMENT.* Chas. Hevereaux left last for Trimmed for Thursday odist church at Bar Harbor, formerly'pas- Coat Men, New York, ilis wife remained here aud Cards AND DO IT NOW. INTEREST BEGINS tor of the FIRST OF EACH MONTH later will return, with her to Katah- Methodist church in this city, mother, JJSD THE din Iron Works. sustained a slight shock of paralysis Dec. 35 CENTS PER PACK. Do not • The English two masted schoouer Do- (ith. He is one of the ablest clergymen in buy money orders, cashier’s cheeks,or bo; main ducked at Jellisou the and is Cape pier Monday State, especially prominent on your who has a bank from St. .Joliu with neighbor account, have a lumber. Another ves- account of his active work for the enforce- : sel was due Tuesday, Perfumes, ment of the prohibitory law, and his candi- Prince Henry Plush Lined Fur CHECKING Capt. M. El. Colcord was ill last ACCOUNT severely dacy for sheriff of Hancock county as an of week as the result of a coltL but is now able Toilet your oven. We solicit your business, LAKGi r in 1902. Waters, to be about the house and at time of writ- Independent, SMALL, and offer to j on tree'of expense our servi •- ing is steadily improving. The yearly business meeting of the Trimmed Coat for Ladies. Toilet in every in which we can render assistant A telephone was placed in the Gardner Baptist church will be held this, Thursday, Soaps, way you house tlie latter of last part week for the evening at 7.30 p. m. It is hoped that every ALL OF THE BEST VARIETIES use of trackmaster These are Sutton, who occupies resident member will be present. The Sun- the most popular medium price coats worn Our bonds are for sale, and anything: good cuot It the lowei floor ot the house. services will be as follows: day preaching -ALL KINDS OF- at 10:43 a. Ladies and Gents We are to make your The piling for the entire length of the by.the pastor m.; Sunday school by today. going for us to own is good enough for yon to buy. at noon •'ape .jeiiison pier is driver, and also that ; gospel temperance meeting at 3:30 p. m.; Christian Endeavor at Christmas Present money 1-3 more than ever tui the bulkhead pier, but a large space is meeting 6:30; buy you illustrated service at 7:30 in. Free Fancy Groceries, -till to uh capped aud finished on top. hymn p. WM. B. SWAN, President. C. W. Cashie seats and an invitation for all. bought before. WESCOTT, DIRECTORS : Mr. Norwood, who has been at employed An illustrated service will Christmas the railroad uliiee as bookkeeper for some hymn beheld Candies Will. B. Swan, Thomas W. Pitcher, Clarence E. Mclntiv no nth- past, has leased the Mixer bouse on in the Baptist church next Sunday evening Robert F. Duutoii, Elmer A. Sherman, Thomas E. Shea, van street and w ill his wife and New Lot Of- S> bring at at 7.30 o’clock. Several of the most pop Asa A. Howes, ( lias. P. Hazeltine, Winfield Pendlet baby here. uiar hymns,with appropriate colored views William A. will be thrown the screen. In con- MARY ELIZABETH CANDY Clark, Mmeun Ellis left last Thursday for upon Quincy, Mass., called there by the serious nection with the singing of the hymns the of their and -Just Arrived TAIN SHALLEY, Salesman. Clark's Corner nines- (pneumonia) of his daughter, Miss story authorship origin will be told and incidents connected Esther, 'telephones received later report interesting her condition improving. with their history related. Mrs. W. B. Broken Candy 10c per lb. Fletcher w ill act as organist and a chorus i W J.Creamer Co Mr. Carleton, one of the pier contractors, choir will lead the singing. Admission Nuts of all Kinds. who was in tow n last week, left Saturday, free. Public invited. STOCKTON SPRINGS. returning Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs’ Green Vegetables fresh every week. Carleton and their little daughter. They Malt Extract an Intoxicant. are at Mrs. A. M. Gardner’s. Waldo Trust are Dec. 12. The law court Company Colds still prevailing and very pros- Augusta, today A. A. HOWES & CO. trating ones, too. A. Al. Ames “kept house” handed down a rescript holding that malt two days last week, but is out again now. extract is an intoxicating liquor and that Groceries, Drugs and Medicines. FORMERLY THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF BELFAST. Kufus Aludgett and wife have sufficiently where it is sold as a beverage a bill for the Great Christmas Sale at Stockton 4tf recovered from their colds to be at their re- goods could not be collectable in this State. Springs spective places of business. mm«« *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Aliss Auiiue Crooker was summoned by have almost everything in the line of Xmas goods. Below will be ton telephone to the bedside of her brother in il ^ »* of our Winterport last Friday. The case seemed IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT Capital $50,000. Surplus $25,000. Deposits orer$400,oa few specialties: Toys, Games, Handkerchief and Glove Cases, very alarmiug, indicating brain congestion, endars, Gift Books, Stationery, Jewelry, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Shopping If i-- but developed into a case of the measles. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK. Mrs. Billadoo is caring for Mrs. Lydia Mud- Umbrellas, Table Linen, Napkins, Dress Goods, Shirt Waists, Dainty Handle Edison Standard ■ gett during Miss Crooker’s absence. Phonograph chiefs, Gloves, Belts, Ladies’ Collars, Stock sand Scarfs, China, Glass, Decora' Our old Mr. Crawford S. Grif- Ware. townsman, EASY terms Transacts a Ganaral Banking Business. special Rates on Time Deposit g. fin of Kingman, is in town for a few weeks, Price arriving December 6th. He and bis brother $20.00. ACTS AS EXECUTOR, Administrator and Trustee of Estates and Guardian. All our Ladies’ Coats and Furs will be sold at ro per ct. discount from now till Xmas Luring are making the changes and addi- ....ALSO THE.... Great Bargains in Men’s Readymade Clothing, Overcoats, Raincoats, Fur Coats & Suit- tions to their sister Maria’s bouse, recently Proof and SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. tor to bought from, and vacated by their brother Burglar Fireproof We have a Fine Line of Rugs 79c $2.00. Levi. We understand they are building an - 810 00 accommodations for Ladies. the next 2 weeks we shall mark our stock of Millinery at or below < L, will add a piazza to the main house and GEM, Separate also make many inside improvements. ....AND.... FORHere is a chance to get a stylish hat at a low price. Customers are invito for of be Air. Oliver of Bangor, for years an asso- Safes with TWO KEYS protection securities of Treasurers, Executors,e tc to make our store their headquarters. Bundles can left here free of chart ciate of the late Mr. Llewellyn J. Morse in - DIRECTORS—Edwin C. Burleigh, J. Manchester Haynes, C. O. Poor, F. S. Pendletfl ■ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ the lumber business, was in town December HOME, 830 00 6th, coming down over the line for the ex- Joseph Williamson, Byron Boyd, Edward Johnson, A. I. Brown, J. C. Durham, Albe the new railroad in ARE ALWAYS press purpose of seeing CALL—YOU Peirce, Geo. E. Macomber, Chas. E. Knowltou, Win. A. Mason, R. P. Chase,iTileston Wadi • all its parts. There is nothing like seeing WELCOME. it to giving one a good general idea of it. CHAS. L KNOWLTON, President, CLARENCE 0. POOR, Vice Preeldent. W. J. Creamer Mr. Oliver expressed himself as much rA||AM fi. ACROSS SQUARE FROM Co., with the road. This seems to be —!fc- STOCKTON SPRINGS. pleased • & POSTOFFICE. FRANK R. and Treaeurer. the opinion of all who inspect it. FAA. FoIlCtt boil, WI06IN, Seeretary The ladies of the Reform ohuroh societies Steamer Notes. It Is again reported THE OF BELFAST. of East Belfast wish NEWS to thank the people of that the Eastern Steamship Co. has bought Belfast who so liberally contributed food or is atoat to buy the Archibald line of PUBLISHERS’ NOTICE. for their fair. There are a few dishes steamers which run aloug the Maine coast of The Journal are on sale at the whioh were not called Single Copies for and may be had from Portland, doing a big freight business Maatou Patterns all 10c. following places: by calling at Grade I May M„ ,„ Sf.arsport. At the post office. IV. school room, on the in competion with .the Maine Centra) rail- until Christmas Mori'h | „„se„„77 Common. *r- and Mrs 8-p-Chase Stockton Springs. At the post oll.ce. road. It is also said that it is the intention dise bought at this store* i; P. 0. B)x 1040. AVinterport. At the store ot I. H. W. Telephone 39-3 I The as good as any and 1,113 store invites your AVharff. members of Seaside of the Eastern Steamship Co. to have the better nl_ pat- Chautauqua than and Camden. Store of D. J. Dickens. Circle will meet line connect in Portland with their Boston OhriStmaS mail orders ronage criticism. Charles E. Adams, Searsport. Miss E. M. Hall, Monday afternoon, Dec. some.__ solicited. At interport and M. J. Dow, Brooks, are author- 18th, with Mrs. W. B. Fletcher, No. 27 High boats during the winter months and carry zed to receive and adver- agents subscriptions street. The lesson will be freight and passengers thence to different sements. from Poetry of Republican Journal Publishing Co. Italy, pages 249 to 2U3, and from the Chau- points along the coast, including Bath, tauquan Magazine, “The New World.” which has never- had a regular freight The Palermo Telephone Company has Roll call, quotations on winter. steamer in the winter months—Thesteain- A. D. & for the wire. CHASE about la miles of line ready Last week the er Percy V., of the Ellsworth, Bluehill .fc S()n7 managers of the Waldo |S There is a movement on foot to close all Swan’s Island Steamboat Co., has made her g County Hospital received the fqflowing last for the season and is hauled at the places of business for all day Christmas. note, with postal order enclosed: trip up Buck’s Harbor for the winter. Service will The Baptist Sunday school will have a The Youngtown (Lincolnville) Sunday r- HEADQUARTERS school contribute S3 from their be resumed in the as as the % Christmas this Full mission spring early ( giving year. particu- fund to aid the good work at the hospital. going out of ice in the river and bay will H lars next week. Sincerely Yours, tug Delta has taken the HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 Joel W. Fernald, Superintendent. permit—The m mhases NECKWEAR, u Among the game arrivals at Hangor Mon- smRT " A,sr Phase's Anne E. Hark ness, Treasurer. place of the Walter Ross in carrying water 1*1 AND waist- i w day xvas one deer each for (i. S. Van UDICTIflAC 6* *** from Belfast to and the latter is ,inqs- pillows and ui me v* Searsport, .a Hlllo pillow ooker and F,. Belfast. «mccwug esiquoiaire ^B I MAo ^B H If 1ST■ SV M ( ?) Pendleton, hauled at of label is the most Ochean and Thimble Clubs, held at the up Bucksport—Steamer City Bt ^^B COVERINGS, TABLE LINENS, ^^B signjfi- M. M. Colson has bought out Fred O. home of Rockland arrived at her wharf in Bangor NAPKINS AND Miss Ada Marriner on Cedar TOWELS, BIQE- THEcant part of a hat and Muith and resumed the clothes renovating last at 11.20 break- ADK||rP H*i yet street, it was voted that the three organiza- Friday morning o’clock, y*M LOW, WILTON and ax mins- business at his old stand on High street. tions be ing all records for this time of year. She ^Byniiun ^BUHNlK the most hat merged into oue, to be known in ruqs, blankets, down ^ fw f pretentious left Bangor at 11 a. m. Saturday on her last Iter The meeting of T. H. Marshall Circle of the future as the J. K. Club. The mem- taX PUFFS, ETC. r bands owe their for the season. She came on the route vogue purely the G. A. R. is postponed to Tuesday after- bers present all took the oath, and those trip tgy Dec. when a full attendance unable to be April 17th and has been running continu- to a label. "on, 19th, is there will be sworn in at the \ came on «■ “ equested. next meeting, which will not be held until ously since. The Penobscot the *»■ Bond” route Boston at 5 m. 1 f Gold #2.00 Hats 1906. The Monday, 'leaving p. ntmaiSSR SEMSUr*" A subscriber writing from Siski- January, character of the Club Jf Weed, is not to be and will run the four-trip schedule opposite i a label that means “abso- you county, California, under date of Dec. materially altered, although carry there the of William A. Roix. FRESH FROM THE Wilton and “We are nice are many plans under discussion for City Bangor, Capt. LOOMS-Bigaiow Axmlnster 4th says: having weather Ruga-Now Colorings and Designsw but “after It has not been announced when the regular for Spring 1906. | lutely warranted,” they also here and There has been a Christmas.” A very enjoyable even- 1%$ good wheeling. ■ was in winter two-trip service will commence. eavy fall of snow on Alt. Shorta.” ing spent discussiug some of them. carry style, wear, finish, satis— Curtis and and Abbott SHIRT WAIST PATTERNS-Beautlful fine * It is that some of the on Capt. pilots Sawyer white mercerized 3 letters in the Bel- hoped members goods, 1-2 yards In a one Unclaimed remaining with Crockett and McKin- pattern, Ppat- III faction. the “absent list” will be able to be Quartermasters tern in a box, 79c. Other mereerized 49c. A few wist post office for the week ending Dec. present walstings blues at 39c. f and become J. K’s at the next non, Purser Frank Peirce, Freight Clerk li: Miss Mae Miss L. Wil- session. “Gold Bond Hats are as good Kilgore, Amy Robert P. Coombs and Steward Farmer | Piano Kecitai.. The n, Mr. Allen Herbert, J. A. following program LOOK at our as the Pierce, Jr., were transferred to the Penobscot, which, BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS ^ Government.” II. William Sanford. was given by the advanced pupils of Miss NECKWEAR lteeves, Esq., as heretofore, will be the winter boat ..The Helen M. Duuton at her f| home, 54 Cedar BATH TOWELS made for the United States 2 feet 4 Miss Lydia S. Ferguson was knocked steamer Verona made her last trip of the service, by feet. street, Saturday afternoon, December 9th: season from for Bar ivn yesterday afternoon on High street Theoretical Bangor Harbor,leaving Analysis of the Sonata, FANCY Side Board WILLIAM A. a snow slide from Masonic Temple. She Miss Gladys Pitcher. Bangor Monday afternoon. She waited at DOILIES, Scarfs, Square Linen Table Covers. CLARK, Piano is taken to her home and though suffei- Solo, Sonata in Kb (1st movement), Bucksport for the arrival of the Tuesday BELFAST, MAINE, 4 somewhat was not severely injured. Hayden morning train from Bangor. On complet- MERCERIZED COTTON TABLE COVERS. Miss Gladys Pitcher. Persian Lawns for Shadow Embroidery CLARK’S CORNER. her she will into winter 4sl( A board walk has been laid over Sketch of Mozart’s ing trip go quarters heavy Life, to Established isst Miss Louise Dennett. at BrOoksville—The Rockland completed ______^ j Next Door Phenix House. veral yards of the concrete sidewalk be- Bissels 3 Piano Solo, Sonata in F, Mozart last a new CarPet Sweepers, grades. CUT oen the Memorial flail and the Court repairs week, including wheel, | PRICES on Ladies’ and Misses Gar- TAIN SMALLEV, Salesman. Miss Ola W ebb. W] \ and resumed her route between Bucksport Size ___ hisp, as the concrete had become so un- Piano'Solo, Hondo in G, Mozart r Hearth and Carpet Rugs. ments, Di ess Skirts, Furs and Tam Miss Eva Perkins. and Camden Monday morning_The new ^ j en that it made dangerous passing in wet Cg Piano Solo, Sonata in (' (2nd steamer Westover, which fs to run over the A few Bigelow Wilton Rugs, size 36x63, O’Shanters. The best display of Christ- icy weather. movement), Mozart New York and Penobscot river line, has ar- 1,138 nove,ties in many years is now shown 1 UNDERTAKERS. lilies (i. Abbott, who for many years had Miss Louise Dennett Price $5.50 each. I Piano Solo, Meditation, rived at Cape Jellison on her first trip east. ) at this store. uigo milk route iii this city, is to again Logan Miss Ethel Hutchins. ... The City of Rockland and Penobscot, ■ ntlie tile 44go business, having bought Plano Solo, Sonatine, Schytte the former for Boston and the latter for ute ,od herd of Mark A. Wadlin. Mr. -Miss Edna Crawford. Bangor, were both in Portland harbor I R.H. Coombs &Son, Piano Solo, Sonata 14 No. 1 adi will drive one month for Mr. Ab- Op. (1st ^ ^ movement) Heetlioven Tuesday having put in for shelter. It was ^ u. when the latter will take full charge. Miss Florence Chaples. very rough outside. GASKETS, the in died Exercises in ear-training. Aimnig petitions bankruptcy ROBES and the u. S. Court, Portland, last week yvas TheOkpueijs Musical Club. An in- teresting Schubert was WANTED following: Austin li. French, a clerk program given by BURIAL GOODS, .■stoekton the terminal of the the members of the Orpheus Musical Club, AH Down A Springs, man to represent ns and sell oar co Sees fym e.\, s teas, pupils of Miss Amy K. Stoddard, Friday ael spire, Prepared at all hours to do EMBALM- a'them Seaport railroad, with liabilities CARLE&JONES’ baking powder, soap, otc!. in del-’ A ~4,so.; J5, most of which w as borrowed afternoon. The meeting opened with the Onlv live, hustling man. ING and FUNERAL WORK. tli'1 e"e-hHy'nuo ran give the best of lyT. netti5 S references mu banks. roll call by the secretary, Erma Tuttle, apply, hoi terms, address Connected both and a common by telephone day night. each member with the definition HIS is expres- GltASiD Through Hon. Fred Atwood of Wmter- answering UNION TEA CO., of some musical term; then the 72 Main Belfast. rt the editor of The Journal received last following sion we hear on Christmas _4"4!)_ Bangor, Maine. Sireel, numbers were given: every Greetings. eek a “demijohn” of Poland Spring water, Duet, Card a of the Mr. side. Unless there is of Thanks. postal advising shipment Miss Gladys Richards, Miss Stouuard. wood said : “Look out Sturgis don’t get Sketch of Franz I HOLIDAY NECKWEAR Sclmbert, some the con- no Marion organic trouble, for the kindness and We have need for Sturgis down Harry Bowker, Barker, our Friends and Patrons sympathysvmnJhv" shown‘i0fT‘ei,lis at Alice Barker To during our late bereavement. is A and law-euforc- WM. HAUdll AND way. law-abiding dition can doubtless be remedied. ,, FAMILY. Waltz, Schubert, Florence Shaw Belfast, December 14, I90Q.—lwS'J* ,T. H. HOWES. 4 sheriff and deputies are sufficient. “The Trout,” Schubert, Margaret Craig Franz Schubert and his Coffee We Extend holiday Greetings The alarm of fire last Thursday morning Mill,” Your doctor is the best adviser. M iss Edith Strout > .is caused by a burning chimney in a ten- “1 Miss ngelduld, Schubert, Vesta Shute Do not dose with all Not only in words but by deeds, as you will see by visiting our store ■ment house on Uniou street, owned by “Schubert’s Songs,” story of the “Erl yourself we are in Mabel and see what a TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE making djs. Carrie F. Black, bio damage The King,” Craig kinds of advertised remedies — -'I Story of “Hark, Hark the Lark,’ arm last about fi m. came from Sunday p. Stephen ''lenient burning chimney at No. 10 Federal street, Waltz, Schubert, Marjorie Shaw get his opinion. More than likely on “Lied de Schubert” and III seasonable goods i'iit fire department was promptly hand Duet, FUR 1 Erma Tattle, Velina Mitchell need a concentrated fat food lid no damage resulted. It would have been you COATS, Goods Serenade, Schubert, Miss Stoddard bad night for a fire. Don’t wait until after Christmas, Holiday Shipping Items. Sch. to enrich blood and Caroline loaded your tone You will as now and have a better selection. The total amount of the tax on the sav- buy just cheap baled shavings at the railroad wharf last banks in Maine is the 04s $214,208.88, against week for Hooper at Castiue, to he used for up system. YOU WANT THE GOODS.. WE WANT THE MONEY. LET US EXCHANGE. .'00,708.75 at the last commitment, an in- bedding horses. The shavings, a car load, ease of $7,440.10. The tax on the Belfast In of our To save Men’s came all the way from Michigan—a long We are contemplating a change in the entire arrangement store. moving Goods 1 \ mg' bank is $2,701.7.5. The total tax on Scoit’s Emulsion Furnishing way to go for bedding_Sell. Radiant, a so many goods we will give io % discount on all piece goods. This includes trust and banking companies is $2n,- frequent visitor at this port for many years, We an increase of offer Hosiery, Gloves, Mittens, Suspenders. against $22,028.35, | loaded hay last week for Swan’s Island_ e l.'7. The tax against the Waldo Trust of Cod Liver Oil Brown and NICE BLACK DRESS GOODS. j Sch. Theoline (the hist of the name) ai- MOHAIRS, Blue, Black, fancy, Bath Robes, Shirts, Silk 1 of Belfast is Pajamas, (all kinds) puny $1309.89. rived at Camden last week and her | owner, TRICOTS. DANISH CLOTHS, BROAD CLOTHS, PRINTS, PERCALES, lie third stereopticon lecture on l’atri- George A. Giielirest, and Mr. I. L. Wilband Umbrellas. House Coats, Hdkfs,, Mufflers. Etc. j i; such a food in its best form. iis, Kings and Prophets will be given at I went down Thursday to see about some re- just LININGS, SILKS, TABLE LINENS, OUTINGS, SILKILINES, CRETONNES. Methodist church next Sunday evening pairs. The schooner will he taken out cm I It will build the weakened 1.5. The lecture will show David ! the .1. W. lialano up young railway—Sch. discharg- We have about 100 TAM O’SHANTERStfn all the best shades, for Solomon in his ed part of a cargo of hard pine at Rortlaud ..tying Saul, King j and wasted when ail * s'"‘ last w eek and to Stockton re- body 1 y and his reception of the Cjueen of came with the 75c. quality, now In Goods— maiuder for N. M. S. 1! K....Sch. W E. A other foods fail to nourish. Fancy lebaand Naanion, the great general, and If W. I,. Tuck has chartered to load cut Renew for the early fifty other persons and places of gran- Agents for McCall Patterns. your subscription magazine. ite at ( rotch island, Stunington, feu New- arc run down or China and all the ote .'oats invited. ‘you emaciated, Mail orders receive our attention. Dainty Japanese Ware, Novelties in Leather free, public York, at si,-jr» per ton.. .The new sell. personal Helen J. Alzo M. on Come and see us. The Kpworth League is planning a course >eitz, Capt. Carter, it a trial: it cannot hurt Goods, Toilet Goods of all kinds, fine Gift Books. Books for her first trip from .Newport News t(>GBos- give Puir stereopticon lectures, finely ilius- ton brought 4, ill Hi tons of coal, which is the Children, Books for and Baskets of It is t Boys Girls, all kinds, ited, on such subjects as “The Land of very nearly her full capacity-Congress- you. essentially the best e Mikado,” “Venice tlie city in the Sea,” man C. E. Littlefield has introduced a num- Standing Work and faney—a fine line. ber of bills relating to the merchant marine. nourishment for delicate indias Teaming Millions,” “China,” possible They provide for a federal license for pilots I call special AATC as this is a new de- "The Philippine Islands.” Family course of vessels in the coasting trade; for the children and anaemic Department. |_| A| icp f Crockery attention to I vWr\ I pale, girls. C? for us. ■kets will be sold so cheaply that none licensing of masters and ciiief mates of parture sailing vessels and barges of over lOo gross n afford not to buy. The lectures will be We will send a free. tons, carrying passengers for hire and mak- you sample von second The Greatest Line of Goods in Belfast every week, Friday evenings, ing it unlawful to operate such vessel with- Holiday ■ Jan. 12th. officers and American Don’t ginning out licensed granting forget that with every twenty dollars’ worth you purchase you to vessels repaired in this country- register Be sure that this picture IN CUT LEATHER GOODS, ALBUMS, BIBLES, CALENDARS, get a BUSY BEE GRAPHAPH0NE FREE. Ask for as cannot 1. M. Cottrell had a diving job at Rock- after wreck when the repairs amount to CHINA, GLASS, TOYS, coupons you in the form of a label is on the without :id last week. Friday he went under the three-fourths of the appraised value of the XMAS TREE DECORATIONS—Sliver Artificial Snow, Xmas Bells, get Graphaphone them. the wrapper of every bottle Tinsel, ■ vessel after repairs.Sch. Sunnyside ttom of the schooner Jesse W. Starr to of Emulsion loaded hay for Deer Isle the past week — you buy. -STATIONERY, NICKEL WARE and LAMPS, LOWNEY’S CANDIES. ■cate a leak. The Starr, which is loaded The schooners Mary B. Rogers and T. W. Vlasonic with stone, grounded on a rock at Dyer’s were towed out from Frankfort last Temple. Beltast, Me. I Cooper scon & BOWNE It’s the best assortment and largest stock we have D. P. PALMER, 'land and came off leaking badly. It was Saturday, which winds up the shipping and that some feet of the after the The sailed had for our Christms aud the are right. eight part there .for present. Rogers Chemists trade, prices ---- d the keel had been torn off and damage light for Boothbay and the Cooper for High done to the hull. Part of the Starr’s cargo Island to complete her cargo. 409 Pearl Street, New York stone will be unloaded at Atlantic wharf our of China, Brie a Brae, Vases and Salads. K A. rollett A See 10c. and 25c. Tables od the schooner at the South ma- New Advertisements. repaired entire rine railway. Mr. Cottrell returned home Son have decided to close out their 50c. and SI. All Druggists stock of shot guns at cost and are offering this week, -aturday. East Belfast Our Chafing Dishes arrived some great bargains in that line. They Church Fair. The $3.50 ,o $7.00 I Thomas II. Marshall G. A. has are Post, G., have the latest Edison records, and of- ladies of East Belfast held a sale, supper and at Belfast looted officers for the ensuing year as fol- fering the Edison Standard Phonograph entertainment in the Belfast and the Opera House $20 on easy terms, the Gem at 310 Savings Bank, ws; Commander, A. 0. Stoddard ; Senior on the Home at 830_The Sear sport Savings afternoon and evening of Dec. 6th. SILVER WARE==in Silver Knives, Forks, Spoons, Butter Knives, idee Commander, Geo. R. Carter; Junior Bank, organized in 1874, invites deposits. There were an unusual number of tables, MAINE. t a BELFAST, ice Commander, A. D. Smalley; Quarter- Interest first of each month, com- Shells, Child’s Etc., we have good selection. 10 % begins all of which were filled with useful or fancy Sugar Cups. aster, E. R. Thomas; Chaplain, A. W. pounded May and November. No taxes J. \V. Officer of bank....Win. things which were so moderate in price that ilassau; Surgeon, Nash; paid on deposits in this discount on all Silver Ware in stock. EDWARD JOHNSON. WILMER J. DORMAN, HERBERTS. FIELD, he Day, Geo. W. Boulter; Officer of the Haugb and family publish acard of thanks. they found a ready sale. The candy booth nard, Fitz W. I. A. & street, have Patterson; Adjutant, _C. G Dickey Co., High was prettily decorated with red and ever- otant; Board of Trustees, Henry Staples, electrical tovs for Christmas. Call and ex- llnt "f President, Treasurer, Asst. Treasurer. over a foundation of white A. Conant, E. R. Thomas. Henry Staples amine and see the electric eais....See the greens drapery. LOOKalMr BOOKS FOR BOYS. ■ as appointed a delegate to the State En- shoe certificates that go with the Queen A large number sat down to a delicious sup- uupment. Quality shoes, sold at Colburn’s Shoe Store. per at 6 o’clock. In the evening Rev. Wm. ....Carle & Jones extend Christmas greet- We have an overstock of TOILET PAPER, seven 10 cent packages, Last week City Marshal McDonald re- Vaughan, the pastor, took the opportunity ings to their friends and patrons and are ived a letter from Applegate, Placercoun- offering great bargains in all lines. Call to thank the people of Belfast for their help Seven 5 cent packages for This bank commenced its ■ Townsend California, under date of November and see ti.eir new goods.. .'Jlie and patronage and everybody who had 25c. thirty=eighth art for sale at the (Tty Drugstore, Tth, and signed B. 11. Warren, making the views, done anything toward making the fair a are colored with water colors ami will not About 100 more of those 25c. Fire Proof Stoneware Kettles and !lowing request: “Would you kindly lind success. He a review of the IA fiscal n and at rea- gave situation year December 1905. ■nt if there is a woman livi ng in Belfast by fade....Pia sewing repairing IUC* 1, ices at No. 7 Lnion stieet, up- of affairs as regards the church Pudding Dishes for f '.lie name of Mrs. Mary A. Knowles, she sonable pi building, View Stock Farm and per- -ed to own the largest farm in the suburbs stairs.... Bay saying that they had the foundation dug, sonal will be sold at public auc- The last statement of the State Hank Hxaminer the es- "f the city, the oldest in Waldo county. I property cellar walls laid and and a gives Dec. 20th. A. 11. Lewis A Co., Bangor, pointed 50-foot 50 65c CLUB to close, BOYS’ and GIRLS’ SLEDS. have got a brother and sister and my father tion pairs SKATES, Clark, Magnetic drain made and covered, with the 49c. timated market of as very feeble.” McDonald found on in- acutioueers.Melvin expendi- value its assets from loo 11 lgh street to that Mrs. Knowles was dead and so Healer, lias moved ture of $110 in money. The three ladies’ 81,532,932.31, quiry A. Clark, WALK IN AND LOOK AROUND. WF WANT YOUR TRADE. idvised the writer. lib Cedar street.William societies had raised by suppers, sales, etc a fund as the of Clark’s Corner, Tain Smallej salesman, $300, and Mr. Vaughan’s former showing safety regards depositors m parish- 8203,- “My Uncle from Japan.” This very has a large line of Christmas presents oners in the tenement house district in YOTJRS His TRULY, over above all will clothing and furnishing goods. spec- New York city had raised another and 1 709.42 and its liabilities. .musing play, with a strong local cast, coats for $300 iality is plush lined, fur trimmed, by contributions, excursions, the be at the House Monday A. etc., presented Opera ladies and gentlemen..*-Fred Johnson, amount in hand was almost $900. Mr. a beautiful flight, Dec. 25th, under the auspices of the Masonic Temple, is showing Vaughan said that it was his hape that the & hand drawn linen. CARLE JONES, 2 Uniform Rank, K. of P., and the Rathbone assortment of Mexican proceeds of the fair would raise the amount Stores, m a 25 and 50 All moneys received on will on interest the Holiday neckwear, one box, to $1,000 and everybody in the audience deposit go listers. Fred Hart, who has appeared iu 11. Howes, Odd Fel- MAIN cents each ...James echoed his hope. Mr. Bert L. Davis gave STREET, BELFAST, MAINE. the will be the for holiday play professionally, manager. lows block, is headquarters his solo “Hey, Mr. Joshua,” in costume, by a from FIRST Following is the cast: shoppers. He has great variety request, and met an enthusiastic reception. DAYS OF EACH AND EVERY MONTH which to select. Mail orders receive care- Then the ladies presented the farce “The ( apt. Robert Rackett, of the National .1 he v\. j. ful and attention Old Maid’s which was on a who has else to prompt Club,” very success- and the first of June and December of eacli calendar there will be Guard, lawyer nothing advertise a great Christmas days year Creamer Co. fully carried out. The costumes and por- A a liar all the time... Mr. Fred Watch a do, Spinney and the special at- Christmas! dividend of interest made which in the has not been less than 3 sale at Stockton Springs trayal of the different types of up, past per ('badiah Dawson, his uncle from Japau, town and vi- spinster- tention of our readers in that hood were excellent and met with deserved ent the first “where they make tea”.Mr. Fred Hart announcement. per annum, payable Mondays after the same. All dividend interest cinity is called to their applause. The two young men in the oast from the Tolman, who marries for money for the next two Judging unusually large number of Watches we have this will be credited to the accounts of the and if Timothy Millinery at or below cost both took their parts very and already sold, immediately depositors, uncalled and is sorry for it. ..Mr. Walter J. Clifford in all hues—See creditably weeks and bargains the specialties introduced by the members for at the time,will bear the same as the sum. Mr. Dalroy, his father-in-law, a jolly cove.. window crowded with interest, principal Locke 8 Christmas of the club were all enjoyed. The enter- .Mr. Carleton Doak latest even- ..A WATCH The affairs of all the new and goods. Open tainment was a very successful one from CHRISTMAS... this Bank have the careful and conscientious oversight of its Hobson, a waiter from the “Cafe Gloriana,” next Saturday....Christmas ings, beginning all points of view, and the audience was We are showing a line of all the makes of who ask a continuation of of who adds to the confusion. and fur coats at Harry W. leading American Watches, cased in trustees, respectfully the patronage its present de- sale of clothing specially amused at the hits which were re- Gun Gold .Mr. Sam Hodgkinson the advts of the Nickel, Silver, Metal, Pilled aud Solid Gold. and will be to new Clark & Co’s. See boy ceived by some of the well known bachel- positors, pleased open accounts with any prospective deposi- ''larice, The Captain’s pretty wife, out for ..Dents gloves for Widow Jones clothing.. ors in this vicinity. There was a au- tors within or without the State. a lark and up to “anything awful”. for large ( ladies at James H. Howes’....Kodaks dience present in the and Prices .Mrs. Bessie Keyes at Chase & Doaks. evening, they From SI to 850 Each. Christmas, $1 to $20, were not baokward about their Mrs. Tolman, a lady with a temper, who in expressing Eastman cameras and supplies always approval in generous applause. We have collected several Very Quaint and Curious Old which iinds her a vexation of spirit— a of Watches, (by compari- Timothy stock. They are making specialty son with the modern show the in this are .Mrs. Florence old ones) wonderful advance in watch since Deposits Bank from taxation. Spinney watches, and have some curious watch- making exempt mischievous maid.— DENT’S FOR our house was Established in 1826. Katy,a es to show....Congress playing cards, per- GLOVES LADIES .Mrs. Minnie Tuttle Christmas EDWARD JOHNSON, JAMES H. HOWES. ROBERT F. fumes, fancy groceries, candies, -AT- jiy^We invite you to call and see both the old and new. DUNTON, at A. A. A dance with music by Keyes Orchestra nuts and fresh green vegetables ARTHUR I. FRED G. 1 BROWN, WHITE, Trustees. will follow the Howes & Co/s. JAMES H. HOWES’ play. -CHASE] dfe DAOK- Belfast, December 1,1905: at present. As irrigation progresses n ot dishonor it by hauling it down through these arid regions, its produc- now.” GRAND_CANYON. tion will rapidly increase. For this burst of patriotic defiance Our last stopping place was Snow- YOU TRIED Farrand had the old quartermaster put AUCTION SALE AND DE- HIVE A WOMAN’S IMPRESSIONS Hake, the most thriving settlement ot the new Quick Desserts that grocers are in irons, but he was later rewarded in a SC1PTION OF THAT NATURAL WON- them all, a little village of about 600 now selling? They are justly termed manner fitting his pluck and patriotism. BAY VIEW STOCK FARM, DER. inhabitants. They have dammed up “Easy to Make” as all ingredients are in Armstrong was court-martialed for his the small river it is on, forming a reser- the package. Three complete products-* surrender of the navy yard and it was We shall sell at of The Journal.] public auction December 20 [Correspondence voir above from which to draw as need- during his trial that the facts in re- 10 o clock a. >!., the Kay View stock farm in I; fast. This farm is ed for 1 a gard to were brought out. The located on rising ground .u Fort Apache, Arizona, October, irrigating. spent pleasant Conway overlooking Penobscot in needed rest and in stroll- court wrote the of the CASTORIA Kay and gentlv siopin nine- there 1905. Since coming to Arizona, day T)-Zerta secretary navy For Infants and the water’s edge, affording one of the'finest vj. over of laud as follows: Children. in Eastern Maine teen months ago, my heart’s desire has ing the town. Every inch Farm consists of 200 a<->. Pudding and D-Zerta Perfect Jelly divided into and a tour of the Grand Can- is utilized; it is green and D. C-, April 3, 1861.— tillage, pasture wood, l been to make everywhere at 10c. and D-Zerta “Washington, >tory house of fourteen back is filled with Euickessert per package, The President and members and rooms, with stem- and the wonderful judge cemented ■ yon of the Colorado, thriving; every yard Cream 2 for 25 cellar. Two barns, one 44x80, .- are Ice Powder, packages advocate of court held in the boarded and Petrified the largest in the fine thoroughbred fowls; the streets the lately painted, with stone and cem. 1 •; Forest, cents. Five choice flavors of each. A The Kind You Have cellar, with that this doubtless is lined on both sides with immense shade city of Washington, D. C., for the trial large, roomy office in barn, ai d world, realizing trial will convince you hOw easy it is tOi 30x30, also two outbuildings, one 70xit, and time for as trees in the of the nar- of Captain Armstrong, beg leave re- the one chance of a life me, growing edge finest desserts with no labor 80x17, all in good repair. Large orchaid of !»., have the to to the Hon. 1 will never be nearer those two mar- row threads of irrigating ditches which spectfully submit Sec- grafted fruit trees, from which was sold last .. and little Order of cross and recross the little in expense. to-day. > of the the Si,000 fruit. With this farm we shall sed vels of nature than now. In the months village retary Navy, propriety, jus- Always Bought the AVegetahle As- personal property, which consists of climate direction. There are stores, a tice and good of bestowing some Preparationfor of September and October the every policy chestnut stallion, Silver Spray, by Guy W ilk. C a a fine and mark of its of the similating IheFood andReguIa- record one here is about at its best, so making all church, hall, academy, onus, or uruve to uisutnt points to un- approbation loyalty, 2.28; hay horse by Silver spray of the Stomachs and Bowels of years old, good three heavy team hoi to a few weeks in numerous nice residences. Several of tain other the whole scene was spirit, and good conduct William ting driver; preparations enjoy views, Bears the weigh from 1300 to 1400 one the old residents still of the on lbs.; black m sightseeing, I left my husband and wealthy persist forever reminding me of mighty archi- Conway, quartermaster navy, weighs 1,000 lbs.; thirteen registered Hoi time- at the at cows, one 3 brother to “bach” it, alter leaving with in clinging to the oeloved and tectural effects, towers, balustrades, duty navy yard Warrington, years registered H< lstein hud ■ bull calf, 3 months; one one .i- them verbal and a honored customs of their religion, in columns with lattice work and Florida, when the same was surren- hay rake, seed many injunctions arches, one corn planter, two farm 2 two 1 of the recent revised laws of the dered on the 12th of 1861; wagons, long list of written instructions con- spite delicate carving. Everywhere, as far January, Signature wagons, one two seated bp carriage. foi;i who with and in a of Promotes cerning the careful attendance on each United States, and continue to con- as the eye can reach, are cliffs, buttes, manly pride spirit Digestion.Cheerfuh double work harnesses, two sets double tin-, duct their several households, patriotic devotion refused to obey the ness and Rest.Contains neither harnesses, one single riding harness, one >, member of my numerous having pinnacles, amphitheaters, caves and work i-hor>e particular as to on harness,one mowing mpclmn- from 2 to 5 wives and families in order haul down the national flag s and petted family, which consists of terraces, exquisitely storm carved and Opium.Morphine norFlineral. of 2-horse eds. one 1-horse sled, one douh In one the occasion of that surrender. The ncr cats, dogs, mocking birds, a canaiy, many establishments. fact, painted in an endless variety of colors, Not'Narcotic. pung.one spring tooth and one wheel !>., evidence of this honorable to om* two horse iion roller.two 2-horse mow n and about 200 of the most prominent citizen has a fine 3-fiat devotion saddle ponies, pink, red, brown, lavender, grey, yellow, chine, manure spreauer, one 8 horse ,uw.•. with one of his families on each the and credit of the of his ( most wonderful chickens tin my esti- house, blue and black, In some lights the dignity Hag lene engine. 1 was told all is found in the record of the Tlifs farm c its tons of mation'that ever strove and scratched tloor, and “they get along saffron in other lights Vermil- country of Old DrSAMUEL PITCHER :5 English hay. an.1 prevails, ; f&ctpe all be mowed with together just lovely,”—a statement aud in others the and testimony in Commodore Armstrong’s machine. This is'. i. j in Arizona. lion, pink, gray finest opportunities b* secure an un-to if case. submitted order l\myJan Seed' «iai. ac- hard for me to believe. But black. Respectfully by * ever on Ur 1 A lady friend here was to have very Alx.Senna ft placed market, for furllu 1 in 1 there is it is care- of the court, A. B. Magruder, liotkeUe Saltt — I tion enouire of I me, but when matters trans- any “hair-pulling” 1 will tell the rest of the story in Judge companied Anise Seed * 1 concealed from the inquisitive- another letter. Advocate.” A. H. pired to alter her plans 1, nothing fully J±a/xrmvtl LEWIS & CO.. Auctioneers ness of outsiders. I understand the The of the navy / started out alone on the over- Davis secretary thereupon I)r Ctirbonab Safc e f daunted, | Vesta Higgins. took in 75 Hammond Street, V 00 miles letter of the law is complied with, inas- notice of the event the follow- IttnpSead I Eangor. j land mail team to Ilolbrook. j I telephone 337-1. much as no man now takes more than ing official document: Cfryified, b/gar away, from there to go by rail to the hoitr/y/eeu nm'or. / one wife, but those who had “Navy Department, Washington, D. canyon. This mail, having several relays, already and often j more refuse to relinquish them, law LOYAL LEGION. C. It appears from the testimony taken goes through in 24 hours, Apeifecl Remedy lorCons ti pa Use in case that Wil- on a notwithstanding. I attended a dance Captain Armstrong’s | soldiers in a huny to get home : Ron, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea in the and the hall was of Maine at the liam an aged seaman, furlough make it without a stop, but I evening Meeting Commandery Conway, doing with and everyone duty as quartermaster in the Warring- Worms,(ionvulsions .Feverish found M days was barely enough for me thronged young old, Columbia. 0. from little tots of 5 Paper by Capt. J. John- ton (Pensacola) navy yard at the time ness and Loss of SLEEP. to compass it in with comfort. We dancing furiously, and 6 to the “oldest inhabitants.” Camden Hero of the of its when ordered for on a surrender, Over son by stopped lor dinner at a large mijk years Forgotten The dance was and closed with Lieut. Renshaw to haul down the nat- Far Simile of where 1 had to step carefully in opened Signature ranch, of the 3-flat War. ional and re- the swarm of chick- prayer. Deacon Flake Hag, promptly indignantly entering to avoid of household stalked up, sur- The commandery of the State fused to obey the order. The love and ens and little black pigs. This was majestically 1 a of and intro- Order of the Loyal reverence thus new' vork. feet than our start- rounded by bevy ladies, Maine, Military impulsively displayed Years about 1,000 higher the held a the duced them in turn, “this is Mrs. Flake, Legion of United States, for his country’s Hag in the hour of its Thirty and in the edge of ing point, just stated at the Columbia is less of some Mrs. Flake, Mrs. Flake.” A delight- meeting hotel, peril not the worthy being f pine forest which extends grand ful It is one of the Cortland, Wednesday evening Dec. 6th. called noble and chivalric because dis- 40 miles. A little later we came to the situation, surely. foundation of their Among those present were John O. one in humble station. It is well known Cooley's Rauch, which is principles religion, played by and that of their to rear Johnson of Liberty, lion. A. E. Nick- the more of commendation like an oasis iu a desert. forefathers, deserving to build that erson of Swanville, A. Eugene Nicker- for subordinates in the service are not To all officers and soldiers who have large families, up religion, I it is and believed in i son of Cortland and Gen. C. W. Tilden usually expected to set examples of ever served at Fort Apache, and who firmly honestly by of Hollowed. Elisha Hopkins of Sears- and to their rule between all. patriotism fidelity trusts, CASTORIATM« OENTAUR IOHMNY. NEW YORK CITY. have taken the dusty long who was elected in September, but to follow them. The there and Ilolbrook, the mention of The next morning x started across port, department was admitted to membership. Since deems it no more than strict to Mr. name is sure to awaken the desert to Holbrook. A portion of justice YOUR Cooley’s the first of the following William that this testimonial HEATINC recollections of a genial host, this way I named the Washboard in my September Conway agreeable members of the have died: from the court in his behalf should be ggg commandery as the ambulance rolls up, is al- first trip over the trail to Fort Apache. and Cooking apparatus will last who, Hiram C. Vaughan of Foserot't, made known the service. It like St. at the gate It is a most formation Of ledge, Capt. throughout I Feter, waiting peculiar if ways, Lieut. Joseph Otis Smith of Skowhe- therefore directs that this general order onger you provide yourself w; to welcome the sojourner. I had pre- which can be described oniy as driving gan, Col. Samuel Henderson Aden of be read as as proper quality of more than one delicious over the ridges of a huge washboard. publicly early practicable viously enjoyed Lieut. Charles Veazie Lord of after its the'commander of meal at lus table: these meals usually Most of the desert is sandy, covered Togus, receipt, by Lieut. Col. Augustus Choate all naval stations and all vessels in the of high with with stunted cactus and mesquite, and Bangor, consisting platters piled Hamlin of A follow- in commission in the of brook the are so numerous and Bangor. banquet navy presence Coal mountain trout, prairie dogs Co. COAL crisply-fried ed the business meeting. the officers and men under their com- venison steaks and the fresh laid eggs so tame that I saw dozens of the cun- Searsport A FORGOTTEN HERO. mand.—Gideon Welles, secretary of the WE READY TO Mu eh otlie repairing i' of his thoroughbred poultry. Mr. Cooley ning little fellows sitting on their ARE RECEIVE ORDERS FOR necessary navy.” to the clinkers and is one of the most famous of story tel- haunches by the sides of the trail, eye- The paper of the evening was given slate incident to j-ormer.\ew r.ngianu citizens living lers, and his good stories of the army, ing us as we passed. They make such by Capt. J. 0. Johnson of Liberty, who use of inferior grades of Coal, in California raised a fund for the pur- and of Arizona, are among the most interesting pets, but are difficult to served as an officer in the navy during will chase of a gold medal for Conway and supply the proper thing at features of a day’s visit. A capture, as on approach they vanish the Civil war. It was a story of the Stove and Anthracite Coal pleasant this was to him Chestnut, same in the into their these holes or transmitted through Egg price you have been paying. of Arizona, lie is skilled holes; passages first surrender of the United States pioneer the of Gen. H. \V. Ilalleck life and characteris- extending for miles, crossing and re- in the rebellion and a tribute to agency Maj. Apache language, navy and the of the $7.25 PER TON DELIVERED. and knows everything about crossing each other through all prairie- the and courage of Wiliam secretary navy. tics, patriotism Johnson was Indians. lie is familiar with dogtown. There being no water for of Camden. Maine, who re- Strangely enough, Capt. 6.85 PER TON AT Apache Conway, off Fort Pickens in the U. S. bark Mid- WHARF. Tie Swan & Ct the Z.uries and all the Pueblo Indians, 30 and 40 miles the tiny inhabitants of fused to;haul down the Stars and Stripes A Siblty these towns must of night, within sight of the Pensacola discount of 25 cents per ton will be for and knows every inch of Arizona and necessity go deep | when ordered to do so by the traitrous given cash 37 Front M navy when the orders relative to 33, 35, St., Belrast, New -Mexico. lie scouted with Crook into the earth for underground springs, i officers who had surrendered the sta- yard, in 10 the conduct of Conway were read. “At days. and was a personal friend of The long, dusty drive came to an end I tion. TELEPHONE «-•». j McCook, the reading of the same," he said, “with Hen. Crook, and is frequently mention- I and the black smoke of the train just | The story concerned the surrender or all hands at muster, and being the only ed llurke in his famous book “On pulling out of Holbrook looked and the U. S. navy yard at Warrington, SEARSPORT COAL CO. by j j officer from and in fact the :he Border with Crook.” Mr. Cooley smelled good to me, the first train I near Pensacola, Fla., Jan. 12, 1861. Maine, only Searsport, August 10,1005.—32tf had seen for two After Maine man on board the ship with the has oiten prevented clashes between j nearly years. j At that time the commandant of the a exception of an seaman, I and the troops by his tact and restii g day at tiie Apache House, a yard was t'apt. James Armstrong, an ordinary Apaches stretched to my utmost and iMhieni'e over the Indians. cozy, home-like little hotel, I took the officer who had been in the service' height Santa Fe train at 7 o'clock the next i diank in patriotism and courage from Farther oil is Pine lop, the uiviue, ; horn the days of the War of 1812 and ^SWIFT & the that lasted me the PAUL«e which is 7,ii50 feet above sea level. I morning, arriving at Williams the next was with years and broken in ! reading through weighted four that I served in the Through this immense pine forest is afternoon, but missing connection with health. Ilis executive officer was Com- i years navy, WE MW NOT HAVE the rue to make such a record as one of the drives 1 ever en- (fraud Canyon train I had a few rnander Farrand and the next in rank I helping prettiest j ] hours in to about ; did not, hope, disgrace my country, joyed, nearly level it would seem, there which look the little, was Lieut. Renshaw. The latter were i my State, or my people.” being a long’, steady, but almost imper- 1 breezy stirring western town. Plenty northern-born hut southern married i of In concluding his paper, Capt. .John- reptible ascent to Pine Top, and as im- Mexicans and Indians in evidence, and their sympathies were all with the | and the stores hold wonderful col- son said that he found Conway forgot- perceptible a descent on the other side secessionists. There were three forts lections of curios and drawn- ten in Camden. The name of the brave —smooth as the finest country road, | Mexican in the vicinity of the navy yard, | State-o’-Mainer is not to be found on To all whose s; artit thii klv carpeted with pine needles, and work which would make the. eyes of MeRea, Barrancas and Pickens, the sight requin eastern ladies Those who have Camden’s soldiers’ monument, though the value ot wood blowers everywhere. The exhil- glisten. first two being situated on the main- BCT WE HAVE V assistance peru this is not strange as it is GREAT PLENTY air was something delic- made the handkerchiefs and small land and the latter on Santa Rosa1 perhaps only is Known b\ arating. spicy the recent of sight only thejw and the doilies know how and intricate the result of the rebel ten- through publication the TO SUPPI.V EVERYBODY WITH. ious to my nostrils, surely j dainty island. As j of it. the work and the and in- navy records of the war that the papers germs of disease could not linger here. is. patience dencies of the secretary of war, Floyd, in tiie case have been to This is the forest 1 mentioned in a for- genuity of these Mexicans seem simply there were but 46 men to man these brought light. wonderful when we look at Recent investigations disclose the fact mer article as an ideal site for a huge j the tea- forts, when orders reached Lieut. S'em- ^SPARROW'S!* BEST sideboard scarfs that Conway died in service at the CHOCOLATES^ health sanitarium. Its only drawback cloths, pillow shams, mer, the ranking army officer, Jan. j J. FRANKLIN HARRIS j navy Xov, 30, 1805, less is the considerable distance to a rail- I and such large pieces with but a small Oth, him to take measures to Brooklyn yard, Boxes From 25c instructing than live from the that he Fancy Upwards. road—something more than a day's center of plain linen, the rest being their capture. lie was ordered years day ^ DOCTOR OF OPTICS, £ j prevent alone his honor. Vet j journey—although if they get the auto- j solid drawnwork of the most elaborate ] to tirst consult the commandant of the | upheld country’s A's° from « which it would seem must he was buried in an unmarked grave l0c t0 40c- Gradual.- «.f .u-n Tim leading pin \ route which patterns, who would have 1 mobile up through there, ; navy yard, probably and s 1 take months of close that cannot now be located. Having CANDY it >« ai e\p. rime.*, esp.-.-i1' is it would be of easy application. This orders to with him. The that for 11 i<* 11* \! dav> In* wifi n t being discussed, co-operate stated Johnson then said: access to invalids. This is a Govern- work sells very reasonably. I purchas- lieutenant decided to abandon born! this, Capt. I It Kl, (It ( IIAla.l i.'l sell gia-M- ed four “And I think, sir, that the ment Forest Reserve, just beyond the I pieces of the most beautiful j land forts and retire to the remaining earnestly j name of this old American tar limits of the reservation, and designs on best quality linen, prices fort on Santa Rosa island. In accord-; grand Apache should be rescued from oblivion. 1 be- GALVANIZING AND BLACKSMITH WORK, SHIP SUPPLIES. a tree is cut down without a ranging from $4.00. to $9.00. The piece ance with his lie c ailed SPECIAL LOW PRICES not permit ; 1 instructions, for which I $9.00 we would consider lieve, sir, that his name is fully as from the forest ranger. Beyond Pine | paid upon the commandant at the yard, and PIPE FITTINGS, SHAFTING. worth $23.00 had we to make it. Their worthy of that honor as is that of John BELTING, are the small settlements of Show- Armstrong promised every assist- and of all knids >*1 Top j Capt. Paul for while he was Spectacles ye glasses silver of which I Jones, distinctly <1 01 < low. Taylor, and Shumway, these being ; filigree work, have; ance, including the services of the cun- ACID PROOF U. S STANDARD fitted to ’he eyes. 1 crises groin to American, Paul Jones claimed to be a Amti.-iai «v almost of Mormons. : some specimens, shows the finest artI boat and the store ship Sup- kinds of peculiar vision composed entirely Wyandotte citizen of the world and had too “DUPLEX BRONZE” “WELLMAN” BUSHING without pain. feature of these of the silversmith, and is done by them I then at the He to many The roost noticeable ply, yard. promised Telephone—*011ice N" 1 .. Kesid»nce with the crudest of nationalities. He was a Scotchman, DIGESTER PARTS. TACKLE BLOCK, settlements, which are scattered all instruments. be ready to move with his command at At six I was on 1 an American, a Frenchman and a through tliis country, is the multitude j the Canyon branch 1.30 that afternoon. But no sooner SNATCH BLOCK DIAMOND “0” and had the Russian. He was everything turns, Difficult, and •■use*, .t sp- j of children. No danger of “race sui- train, very nearly experi- was the army officer out of the way by complicated and and was First-elas* work only \H work warrn > for at and ence, that night, of being in a “wash- than the old under officers nothing long, strictly cide" here, surely, every pane captain’s got Good work speaks f< n». n it rained loyal to none but Paul Jones. The Duplex Roller Bushing Cohpany are little and a out,” having hard in the to work with such effectiveness that Full record is of a i cases tilted !»> i doorway faces, usually 134 B £ LFAS M A IN E, kept mountains for a of hours only things that were distinctly Telephone T, that ean he had at time row at’the gate watching the mail go couple previ- when the time came to move to Fort duplicates any u> j American on board the Bon me. Address all »• limiuei it u u swelling the creek, which Hooded was not Homme writing nast. ously, Pickens the navy contingent ,1. FKANK1 IN UAH! ? the roadbed in so our train Richard were the American flag and There are numerous ranches along places, ready. Lieut. Slemmer called again ‘•7 High Street. Belfast. .Maine. j Lieut. who afterwards became an s this several comfortable crept slowly forward inch by inch, and and remonstrated with the for Dali, Over Poor & Son Drugstore. road, having captain admiral in the American brick houses with windows and as we looked from the windows we his Armstrong navy. bay breaking promise, (’apt. “But this brave old American tar verandas. When I at one time ex- could see the water glistening on both anew and ordered the promised Wyan- shifted his of the MELVIN CLARK, sides. At 11 we in and went di- quid tobacco, gave claimed over the great number of chil- pulled dotte to be ready to take the men and BELFAST to a hotel and to waistband of his trousers a hitch and dren everywhere, the driver, with a jol- rectly bed, very tired supplies of the navy on board at four The well known MAGNETIC HEALER. with the and the ex stood firm as the rock of Gibraltar for ly laugh replied: “Well, we have to long day’s journey p. m. But once more the under officers citement attendant on the latter one country and one flag. And for it, raise something, and on some of these part at the yard had their way and the navy will be in Belfast and open bis office at ct> of it. I think his name should be placed on Cedar October *Jd. Office Mon- places where we cannot get water to contingent did not move that day nor street, 'days a pinnacle of fame. days. Wednesdays and Fridays. Mr. Clark & C- Iii Gas we can the arose irrigate with, that is about all morning I early, eager the next. no ni; nut takes “And what could be more fitting than gives dieine, simply away the raise.’’ Later on when we called at his for my first glimpse of the wonderful Tins was exasperating ro uie army trouble with his hands. He will diagnose any EjectriBLiglit to have this honored organization disease on ot lock of hair and and home, which was a small “dry farm,” Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Step- officer and to the officers on board the receipt age j which bears the title of the sex, and will send his flannels, like a on to I the Believ- proud magnetic and 1 counted seven towheads ping the broad veranda looked gunboat and supply ship. which ever fail to cure. can Electric ol Ail Rii Loyal Legion of America take the first hardly He give Wiring row of steps, I more fully comprehend- out into a grove of immense pines, with ing that the under officers at the navy you names of hundreds that he lias cured of steps toward that loyal object, for who and rheumatic ed his ideas. A funny thing about it, glimpses of blue sky between, and a yard were disloyal to the union, the tumors, cancers, lumbago taken one-half of the is there among us that would not have trouble. His prices are very small—one dol too. is the fact that are all tow- second and third hotel out officers of the vessels co-operated with they stretching been thrilled to his finger’s ends couid lar for treatment, one dollar for a diagnosis Colburn Store, Journal heads in this country. Among the hun- at each side, with white tents glimmer- Lieut. Slemmer, taking provisions and and treatment with flannels. Call and see this « he have listened to the loyal words of wonderful healer. Gas Fixtures dreds of children and young people I ing here and there. Walking slowly ammunition from the land forts to the MELVIN CLAKK, Church Electric, Suppi that loyal old American sailor: “I will (>ni49 155 High Street, Belfast I Building, Street, noticed on mv way to and from Hol- forward a hundred yards, something— island fort. This work was done under not do it, sir! It is the Hag of my and am to take brook. less than a dozen were dark. The a picture—began to take form through the direction of Lieut. John Irwin of prepared OFFICE WASHINGTON STREET country under which 1 have sailed for drive) said it could only be explained in the thinning trees, and then, all at the Wyandotte and Lieut, (now Rear orders for TELEPONE N UMBER many years, I love it and I will not dis- 44-2. that the lirst settlers were mostly fair, once, without any warning the earth Admiral) Erben of the Supply. The A p™tive Ihave honor it by hauling it down now.” and that these families married and opened before me. I stood upon the ammunition which could not be con- CATARRH Bankrupt’s I’etiti on for Discharge intermarried among themselves. brink of what seemed to me to be a veniently transported to the island In the matter of ) Shirt H