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Houlton, Maine, Wednesday, October 12. 1910. No. 41

one**, went im < leorge. “He --aid t'i.■ us CHAPTER V. I 1 'e'.ir. 1 * iff 1 'tticc rich men back east had women come against liers tic he 1 rt of a rna­ LL three knew the desperate O s to < 'hi around anil clean their linger nails and ! ' ncr who has if at the tape, chance they were taking, and i In- own tailor shine ’em up. Is that right?” felt Ids an as If from they spoke little as they 1 '.11 • bit ,o, i,n.k(* Shon* "Guilt* right!” great l’aflgu* t time neither *c 5* made their wav' out Into tin* Bitter In* pondered T h e "Well, I don’t suppose \ ou ever had spoke. straits Their craft was strange to ■ • ’'■••irin : up s>j\ *t ;iI draf!s which ’em-shine your finger nails, did you?” them, and the j>ositinns they were Ml *.<•* 11 ir him. limilly giving one t.. “ Yes.” TEIL VI. forced to occupy soon brought on ’he "k'croi witii im odd mingling of n r ; - nr privations nnd cramped muscles. The bidarka is a The big man opened his mouth to f If:iied to oin* of tin* loading banks, SILVER HORDE mind, observed, “Seems to me I'd bet­ I a ** 1 Wayiand when skin, and it is so ami two hours later returned to tin* d recounted tin* his- Author of " ‘The Spoilers’ fashioned that the crew sits, one be­ tor stay here on tin* c< .ast und wait hotel. Jubilant. for you.’’ m.w iuio the north. By REX BEACH " ‘The Barrier” hind tiie other, in circular oi>enIngs Hi- found Big George in fin* lobby, “No, ind<*ed!" the other answered *:; m a miner I am with legs straight out in front. staring with fascinated eyes at ids quiekly. “I will n**ed you in raising ;: . i::v Gradually, imperceptibly, the moun­ linger nails, whieli were strangely puri­ that money. You know’ the practical ■ t -dr adders in dls- COPYRIGHT, 190 9, BY HARPER & BROTHERS tain shores behind them shrank down fied a lid glossy. upon tiie gray horizon. It seemed that sid<* of the fishing business, and 1 “I/ook at ’em,” the fisherman broke th.it ten: he cried, for once tiie weather was going to is* don’t.” out admiringly. "They’re as rlean as ’uI to me kind to them, and their spirits rose? in Finally the stroimer diH-ked, and the 7 a hound’s tooth. They shine so l das se father consequenee. They ate frequently, throe men put up at a hotel. sent tauo hold of anything.” Lot us ~l mean that That storm delayed us food being the great fuel of the north, “ You letter train me up to wearing “ I have made my ileal with the lee been de­ feincb has “been written concerning and midday found them well out upon a dress suit before we get. east,” just long enough to ruin us,” bank," Bo;. I exulted. “All I need to tha red man’s physical powers of en­ the heaving bosom of the straits with George W'arned, “or I’ll make your durance, bat as a rule no Indian Is "Why—er~let's wait till the next raise- now is $loO.O*iO, The bank will That mits ne* better trip,” offered the fisherman. the Kadiak shores plainly visible. i swell friends sore and spoil tin* deal. the equal of his white brother, due as advance fin* n*st. That $10*1,OoO makes 1 see Pv forgotten bow Then, as If tired of toying with them, I could wear It on the cars and get Emerson shook his head. “She may all the difference in the world. The *c words.” much perhaps to lack of mental force the wind rose. Ilad it sprung from easy in it.” not be back here for eight weeks. No! task is easy now. We will make it j They were scu d in the library. M to generations of insufficient cloth- the north it would have wafted them “My dear fellow7, it taki*s morn than We’re done for.” go sure. These bankers know whnt I where for two hours they lmd remain- l i t and Inanition, so It was not sur* on their way, but it drew in from the a week to ‘get easy* in a dress suit.” Balt wus like a big boy in distress. that salmon business Is. Why. I had | ed undisturbed, Emerson talking rup- prising that as the long afternoon Boyd sinihd, amused at his earnest, His face wrinkled as if he were about i I’aeillc, straight Into their teeth, fore no trouble at all. They say we can't ; Idly, almost incoherently, dragged to a close the Aleut guide be­ ness, for the big fellow was merely t% burst Into loud lamentations. Then j ing them to redouble their exertions lose jf we have a good site on the j “And yon did til! that for me," she gan to weaken. In tiie hope that it would die down a boy out on a wonderful vacation. a thought seized him. Kalvlk river.” | mus**d. “ I wonder if any other man Darkness found them staggering on, with the darkness the boatm-ui held “Well. If there Is a down east mani­ “Where iu blazes is this steamer?” I I know would tako those risks just for ^supporting him wherever possible. At on their course, aud night closed over cure woman in Seattle show leer to me. he cried. I —me.” MOgth he became unable to guide them them still paddling silently. and I’ll practice on her,” he insisted. “Out to the westward somewhere.” j "of course. Why, the risk, I mean further, and Balt, who had once made It was nearly noon of the following ”Sho e;m halter break me at least” "Well, she's a mall boat, ain't she? i the physical peril ami hardship and the trip, took his place, while the oth­ It was the labor of several hours to Then why don’t she stop here coming day when tiie watchman at the Uyak j discomfort, don't amount to -that.” He ers dragged the poor creature along at tit Big George’s bulky frame, and when back? Answer me.” cannery beheld a nat .ve canoe creep­ 1 snapped his fingers. “ It was only the the cost of their precious strength. lb** dvo returned to tin* hotel Emer­ ing slowly up tiie hay and was aston­ I unending desolation that hurt; it was They had long since lost all track of The rotund nmn shrugged his fat son found the representative o' an aft ished to find it manned hy three white | the separation from you that punished time and place, trusting blindly to a shoulders. “She’s got to call at Uyak ernoon newspu[H r anxiously awaiting men in tiie last stages of exhaustion. | me--the thought that some luckier fel­ bay* going east.” him :d the desk. downward course. The hurricane One of them, in fact, was unconscious low might”- - Emerson looked up quickly. “Whore •till harried them with unabated fury. and had to in? carried to the house. "Mr. Athens sent me down to get a “Nonsense!” Mildred was really In- Is Uyak bay?” story.” When all at once they came to another He did marvel, however, that another ; dlguant. “ I told you to ;i\ your own "Over on Kadiak island.” / bluff where the ground fell away of the travelers should begin to cry “ A t liens -Billy At liens!” time, and I promised to wait. Even if "When is the boat due at Uyak?" Ubruptly. Without waiting to investi- J weakly when told that the mail l>oat "Yes He is t Im editor. I 1k'11**v<» I had not--cared for you I would have Emerson asked. gate whether the slope terminated In had sailed for Kadiak tiie previous you two were college mates. Ho want kept my word. That is a Wayiand “Most any time inside of a week.” • drift or a preclpace, they flung them- I evening. ed to know if you are the Boyd Finer principle. As it is, it was..compara­ far Is that from here?” •elves over. Down they floundered, “How “Too bad you didn't get in last son of the Michigan football team." tively easy.” the two half sensible men tangled to- i “It ain’t so far—only about fifty night,” said tiie caretaker sympatheti­ "Well, well,” Boyd mused. “Billy “Then you do lo*.*e mo, my lady?” Then, catching the light that gether as if In a race for total oblivion, mllesT cally. “She won’t bo back now for a Athens w as a good tackle." lie leaned eagerly toward her. the miner’s eyes, Petellln only to plunge through a thicket of flamed into month or more.” “Hi* thought you might have some­ ! "Do you need to ask?” she whisper­ to observe: “But you can’t willow tops that whipped and stung hastened “How long will she lie in Kadiak?" thing interesting to (ell about Alaska. ed from tho shelter of his arms. "It get there. It’s across the straits—Shel them. On they went now vastly heart­ Big George asked. Y<»ur partner has been telling me all is tin* sain*' o’d fascination of our girl ened, over another ridge, down an- ikof straits.” “The captain told me lie was going about 'on and your trip and your | and boy days I »<> you remember how “What of that! We can hire a sail­ qthpr declivity, and then into a grove to spend Christmas there. Let’s see— great success.” ; completely I lost my bead about you?” Ufspruce timber, where the air sud­ boat aud”— “My partner?” I Sin* laughed softly. “I used to think denly stilled, and only the treetops told “I ain’t got any sailboat. I lost my “Yes. Mr. Frobisher volunteered an | you won* a football suit better than Ut the rushing wind above. sloop lust year hunting sen otter.” Interview iu your name.” I anybody in the world! Sometimes I “We can hire a small boat of some It was well nigh an hour before Balt “Frobisher!” said Iaiermn. j suspis't that it is merely7 that same sort, can’t we, and get the natives to M d Emerson succeeded In starting a “Sure. That’s him over yonder.’’ The AV'PLR' girlish hero worship and can't last. put us across? There must Ik? plenty fife, for It was desperate work groping rejM>rtcr indicated "Fingerless” Fraser, | But it lias lasted so far. Three years of boats here.” "MU. AT UK, NS SKNT MF. I'OWN To ■< 1 :ie\t VO ek , Cherry had given Emerson a flask stammered. ”< Vrtainiy!” “Hello, you”- and there was Fraser, No; you’ll have to wait.” j of llqoot before starting, and this he "He is a character, isn't he? He told grinning, Emerson stared hopelessly at the now divided between Fraser and the me how yen rescued that girl when “What are you doing here?” gglde. having wisely refused It to fire. | she broke through tie* lee at Kalvfk." "Oh, I'm on my way east.” tilM Aptll shelter vus secured. Then The disheartened man started at this j “ He .lid?" “Whereabouts east?” Are You H tiM lN i snow In Balt’s tin cup and juncture as if a sudden thought im-1 “tjuite a romance. Isn’t it? IF ’ a good “Chicago, ain't it? 1 thought that Into poured pints of hot water Into the pair pelled him and followed Balt out ' newspa[*er story, and I’ll play it up IB* was what you said.” He seated him­ the cold. He turned down the bank to . until the adventurer begau to rally, Is going to let mo in on that hydraulic self end lighted another long cigar. Like This? the creek, however, and made a care- , but the Aleut was too far gone, und proposition of yours too. Of oou\*se “Are jau going to Chicago?” George ful examination of all the canoes that Tired all the time, not much an hour before the laggard dawn came I haven't much money, but it sounds ask c*l. went with the village. Fifteen min- pood tor anything, hardly able to he j great, and”-- “Sure we've got to put this cannery utes later he had searched out the dis­ drag around, just all run down. The day was well spent when they “How far along did you get with deal over,” tie* crook sighed luxurious­ gruntled fisherman and cried excited­ If you are, we guarantee our VI- Otfuggted into Katmal and plodded up your negotiations alniut this hydraulic ly and began to blow smoke , rings. ly: V d , will help you. It has helped to a half rotted log store. A globular proposition?" Bovd asked curiously. | "Crony nice 1 rain, ain't it?" ’Tve got It! We’ll catch that boat ggartair bread Russian trader took them “Just far enough ho I’m till on t*dge ! ” Y‘*s." ejaculated Emerson, undecid­ mat y people around here who were yet!" UK sod administered to their most cry- YAV-T E * ed whether io he pb*as»*d <>r angered in this jondit'en. “How?” growled the big man sourly. for it. I’ll make up a little pool : lNfg needs. among the beys at the office and have I at the felloe's presence. “Which is “There’s a large open skin boat, an Vow look here, just try one bot­ As soon as Emerson was able to your sir." oomlak. down on the beach. We’ll hire tiie money down here before > >u leave tle of \ l.N'OL, and :f you are not k be Inquired concerning the mail THEY COULD NOT WALK, BUT CIU’PT. tonight.” “This one same as yours. I’ve got a crew of Indians to put us across to satisfied that it did you good, come It, t today is the l!2d. §he’ll pull out for Ju­ “ I am sorry, but Mr. Frobisher and back and get your money. It will Uyak.” / 'll >ing to do in Chi- **8be called here three days ago. “Can’t be done," said Big George, neau on the morning of tiie 2fith; that’s I will hare to talk it over first,” said be returned without question. That bound west.” said the trader. still gruffly. "It’s the wrong season. three days.” Emerson grimly. "I think we will is a fair proposition and shows our e keep that 'hydraulic propositi m’ in the ully decided yet, but I 1 IfTliat’s all right. She'll be back in You know the Shellkof straits is a bad “We must catch her,” cried Emer­ le promoti ig. Seattle faith in \INOJL, and that we do ifout a week, e h r place even for steamships at this time son quickly. “If you’ll land us in Ka­ family, so to siK?ak.” iiskim snares.” j not want your money unless you re­ won’t stop coming back.” of year. They’re like that pass up diak on time I’ll pay you anything you “Then y u won’t let me in?” man shook his head. ! ceive benefit. •“What!" Emerson felt himself slck- yonder, only worse.” ask.” “Not just nt present.” "I’m sorry. I should like to take a stible.” s;i id lie, “and ! •ning. "But It’s only fifty miles across." “I'd like to, tmt I cun’t,” the man re­ W e know what we are talking chance with somclxidy who Is really ! liking you," ■ "No; she won’t call here till neat "Fifty miles of that kind of water plied. “You sec, I’ii' here all alone, about because we have sold VI- successful at min lug. When a fellow * in Seattle, eraser ae- 1 month, and then If It’s storming she’ll in an open canoe may be Just as bad except for Johnson. He’s the watch­ NOL for years, and have seen how drones along on a salary month after ell travelers to their j go on to the westward and land, on her a3 500—unless you're lucky. And I man for the other plant.” much good it has done among our month' it makes him envious to see I have registered lilm- fa y back.” ain’t noticed anything so darned lucky Emerson turned ids eyes upon the customers. you Klondikers lilt town with satchels • high sounding alias "How long will that be?” aJxrat us.” haggard man who sprawled weakly In full of coin. Perhaps you will give me . hi'p* red threat from ! 'WN<)L is not a patent, secret “Maybe seven or eight weeks.” a chair. And Fraser, noting the ap­ | "It’s our only chance. Are you a chance later on?" ]n his weakened condition the youn$: peal. answered gamely with a forced nostrum, but an lamest, tried and game?" "Perhaps.” aeeedod Boyd, but whe > o'clock Emerson call- J •Man groped for the counter to support smile on his lips, though they were true body builder and strength crea­ “C%me on," cried Big George; "let’s the young man had gene lie strode vas driven toward the himself. So the storm’s delay at the drawn and bloodless: tor of world-wide fame, delicious find Petellln!" quickly over to Fraser. t he * chide rolled up j fbot of the puss had undone him! "Sure! I’ll be ready to leave In the anti easy tf) take. Come in today That worthy uttered a shriek of de­ “I/ook hero, Mr. ‘Frobisher,’ ” he ! Lake S! lore ill ive the exr itement under Fate, in the guise of Winter, had xfn- morning, pal!" ano start your cure at once. You nial. said In a low tone, "what do you whieli 1le lied been lube'ting for days ffrled those flouting snow banners The old Russian village of Kadiak take no risk. from the mountain peaks to thwart "In summer, yes, but now—you can’t mean by mixing me up in your petty Inure:! ■*1 unt i! he tapped Ills fee:t nerv lies on the opjK)site side of the island ously, ciir.eliet1 his glovt si fingers and THE HATHEWAY DRUG CO. him once morel do it It has been tried too often. The larceny frauds?” from tin? canneries, a bleak, wind Fraser grinned. “ ‘Frobisher* Is hot putted the CHS■ liions as it’ to acotderate Out of consideration for his compan­ straits is always rough, and the n o r i / r o N , m a 1 x i i . swept relic of the country’s first occu­ monakcr, ain’t it? It sounds like tin? -■e's fo* ions Emerson did not acquaint them weather is too cold to sit all day In the !, if- itfalls. \Vould he never pation, J utf, although peopled largely money. I belicv I’ll stick to ‘I'm arrti e ? with the evil tidings until the next an oomlak; you’d freeze." by native.! and breeds, there is also bisher.’ ” morning; moreover, he was swallowed "W e’ll chance It” Tim Ve 1 [ i c ! i • drew up ;ut last hef' ire The Royal Month and the Royal Dis­ a considerable white population, to “I spik**d year miserable little up in black despair and had no heart "No, no, no! If it comes on to storm one of tiff* III' "d ptvieutioms residences. ease . whom Christmas is a season of thanks­ scheme, and if yen try anything mere a mm-s le of -tot left In him for any further exertion, j you’ll go to sea. The tides are strong; tie pi i e und brick Sudden changes nt weather are 0 i- giving and celebration, and it caused like that I’ll hav** to cut you out alto fie bad allowed the Russian to show j you can't see your course and”— froii* im: the :; 1 -0 ■ ni*!. ’'hut see me*l much comment when late on Christ­ get her.” pecially trying, and probrtbly to none him to a bed. upon which be flung him­ l "We’ll use a compass. Now, you get to him .1 - i ■ n: 1bn rly pi'oiii 1 und 0hilling ians afternoon an ice burdened canoe, “Pshaw!” said tin* adventurer mild more so tl.srt c< the scrofulous and con­ self, half dressed, while the others fol 1 me enough men to handle that oomlak; ;i-:po< t. I Ml" , 1 : i ♦1 f; 1 < -!. 10n: . t! nut he bearing three strange white men. land- sumptive. The progress of scrofula j that’s a good fellow. I’ll attend to the ly. "LMd you say that hydraulic mine \\ ;! !t 1 • 1 !i I'm 1.1 h. - bod-- I-iil :: t rinu7 to lowed suit. ! ed on the beach beside the dock—or durin 7 a normal Ottuber is commonly rest.” was no giMKl? Too bad! That re­ 111.* 1 1 . ’ 1 ■ 1 ’ ■;1 . :: of his Imurt: , Euiersou fell Into a deep sleep, and were they white men. after all? Their porter agreed to take some stock right gnat We never think of scrofula — It was lute in the day when he awoke, “But they won’t go,” declared the faces were so blackened and split from away.” Uo \ its hunches, cutaneous eruptions, and every musc le aching, every Joint stiff, '.little fat man. "They know what it “ IleW 00 d ■. i 1 ! \\ . U.S !' he the frost they seemed to Ik* raw bleed­ t “Now, h.v hero, Fraser, I want you heard h;:e.. - 17 s-t \ 1 u: wasting of the bodily substance— every step uttended with pain. He means. Why”— eried oh ing masks, and their hands were crack­ to leave me out of your machinations man u- n.-n 1 ; : found his companions up aud already “Call them In. I’ll do. the. talking," w 1 hi" : “ Is Miss Way without thinking of the great good ed and stiff beneath their mittens. They absolutely. You’ve oeen very docent lain' i ■'' breakfasted. Big George none the worse many sufferers trom it have d* rived And accordingly the storekeeper went were hollow eyed and gaunt, their to me In many ways, but if I hear of ; “ I- -1: she is e for his ordeal, while Fraser, bandaged - from Hood's Sar«a)larilla, whose radi­ In search of the village chief, shaking cheeks sunken away as If from a wast­ anything more like tills I shall hand way. j■,, :-1 Slid smarting, was bis old shrewd self. cal and permanent cures of thi- one his head aud muttering at the mad­ ing illness, and they coukl not walk, you over to the police.” B ■ . : well. thu ; i; > tui "Have you heard about the mail disease art* enough to make it the most ness of these people. but crept across tiie snow* covered “Don’t be a sucker all your life,” ud- tlimd i in.lit U hie h 1: 1 ’ / 111 famous medicine in the world. There boat?” asked Emerson. But it all proved useless. The na­ shingle on hands and knees, then, tnonlsh<*d the rogue. “You stick to me avitati u lie Inlev, \\ 1 " ••No.” is probahiv not a city or town where tives wouldjiot risk It Desperate, the reaching the street, hobbled painfully, and I’H make you *' lot of money. I g,u:i .: . We had !o,11.1, ..w. Hood's Srtrsaparilla has not proved its , “We’ve missed her." three meu fitted up a boat themselves while their limbs gave way as if paral­ like you" the Ii r\ . - ' it “What d you mean?" demanded Big merit m me re homes than one, in ar­ and resolved to make the attemot yzed. Emerson, now seriously angry, ^ au k '.m !w!d , -. . Ooorge blankly. resting and completely eradicating A week later Boyd and George were wh<*el**d ’and left him, realizing that and Boyd !m.ru tie f v. i\ el - v, , h .1 watching the lights of Port Townsend the fellow was morally atrophied. He ; his Ice k. el i 1' l ..e ! "i.""e •! 1.: -!. e scrofula, which is almost as serious and blink out In t^p gloom astern. A quick could not forget, however, that except | he did md see 1,er. so iimLloumss i*,t as much to be (eared as its near rela­ change of boats at Juneau had raised for this Impossible creature lie himself ! she stand. Then he cried soft ly: tive,— consumption. their spirits, enabling them to com­ would be lying at Petelllu’s store at “My lady!" <>n*l strode forum*.I “ Boyd! Boyd!" she answered, nnd plete the second stage of their Journey Katmal with no faintest hop* of com < til g cards pi tided ami enirr av* <1 In less than the expected time. pletlng hks mission, wherefore he did came to meet him, yielding lyse If to at tin 'l M I s office. “I suppose a feller has got to dress his best to swallow his Indignation. ids arms. She' felt Ids heart pounding pretty swell book there In Chicago," George ventured. "Full dress suits of . COLLECTIONS FREE OF EXPENSE. clothes, eh?” “Yes.” •re nude by this bunk on all foreign items for depositors who carry accounts here subject to check. And not only uo we transact this “Did you ever wear one?" A New Fresh Stock of business for our patrons without charge, but we make the coliec "Certainly.” tlons by tbd quickest possible method—a feature which we find is "Well, I’ll be”— The fisherman greatly appreciated. checked himself and gazed at his com­ You’ve been "wondering” k ng enough If you hadn’t better bank panion as If he saw him suddenly in with the Eastern Trust; it’s time now for you to do it. Call or IMPORTED OLIVE OIL write today. a new light “Right along?” he qi>es- tioned incredulously. IN 25 and 50c BOTTLES and $1.00 CANS EASTERN TRUST A BANKING CO., Bangor, Me. “ Why. yes; pretty steadily." Branches at Old Town and Machias. "All day at a time?" Boyd laughed. "I haven’t worn one f / fr s r iw y In the daytime since I left college. Perks Drug Store THE RIGHT KIND FOR .TABLE USE. They are used only at night" “A feller told me a funny tiring Tiie Aroostoox Times, Wednesday, October 12 , 1910

SURROUNDING TOWNS

Lin n e u s. An el i1 \ i 'O p.. in 1 i1 ;i; i - : 11 ■ r nn;i - 1 ii ni i tn Mi', a ; . i M . i . • II- Bfaii- hurv I; i -1 S iiu d ai. Oat. :,'u 111 > ■ '-1 Imt v James Adams has purchased a new threshing niarhinu oi 1. E. niiithi'i', Mr.-. E !i/. a !•••! h Siiarpi-. E Ruth. I, E. Ruth hail the misfortune to White Secernent. lose a valuable rhoruuhbred Jersey cow last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Faulkner and Mr James Barton \va> tile most m clothes matters—that's what family of Houlton spent Sunday of A. W. Novel's Sundav. with relatives in town. Mrs. Annie Nevers who was seri­ Rev. James A. Weed will hold a ously ill is somewhat hotter. meeting Wednesday evening, Oct. Miss Grace Tidd of Foxeroft at­ w ere here for. 12 at the Hatfield school house. tended church here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burleigh and Mr. Sam Dickison called on nurse family of California are visiting for F. V. Tavlor quite n'cently. a few weeks with B. K. Burleigh. Miss Bessie Taylor was the guest Mrs. Mary Hall, Mrs. Elijah Me- of Miss Cora Hovey, Sunday. Elwee and daughter, Doris were visiting friends in Houlton Satu- Miss Minnie Callnan is spending a TTS an important service and day. few days with relatives at Rebec. -> we render it with a sense of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Ruth who have Mrs. Martha Wade of South Hodg- been spending the nast week with don attended church here Sunday. its importance, and it’s some­ relatives in Portland have returned Mr. Jasper Hillman spent Sunday home. with his brothel', Greeley at I'nion thing in which you are interest­ Mr. and Mrs. George M cKay re­ Corner. W turned from Ludlow, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd an' V ed as well as ourselves. where they had been spending a few rejoicing over the birth of twin girls days with relatives. Sept. 27. One thing we do is to provide Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thayer and A. J. Varney and wife attended only the highest quality ; we Mrs Thayer’s sister, Miss Addie the fair at Centerville, N. B., Thurs­ Tompkins of Boston, are visiting day last. relatives and friends in town. serve you with clothes that Mrs. Arthur Hovey who is nurs­ ing Mrs. William Gildred spent Sun­ serve you well, and includes as East Hodgdon. day at home. d - fine a line of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Turney were Mrs. Arthur Hovey spent Sunday calling on relatives at Green Bead here with her family. quite recently. Overcoats, Suits Miss Edna Brown went to Patten Mrs. Ellen McAtee, accompanied last Saturday to resume her duties by her son, (diaries spent Sunday as teacher. with her son, Eddie. Hats and Caps Mrs. Wnt. Stewart and son will Mr. John Knox of Bingham, who spend the winter with her mother, lias been spending the past lew ! McGary Shoe co. Mrs. Weldon Gildred. weeks here has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thwaltes of The many friends of Mrs. T. V. as you ever looked at--as satis­ Richmond spent Sunday with Mr. Taylor are glad to hear that she is and Mrs. Thomas Henderson. on the road to recovery. All Water Rates factory as we ever have had an We are sorry to say Rev. Mr. Mrs. Charles Thorn and Mrs. Geo. opportunity of offering. Hanscom of Houlton preached his Wiggins of Houlton were calling on farewellserraou here last Sabbath. nurse Taylor the past week. Are Now Due .\\v- Our new models for young Mr. and Mrs. Burns Smith and Mr. Parker Tobin, wife and fam­ family and Mrs. Carr of .Houlton ily were the guests of Mr. Ttiomas men are especially interesting were calling on friends here Sun­ Callnan and family Sunday. day. and must be paid and the value is surprising. Mrs. George Davis and son H ow ­ Mr. Wilfred Burden and daugh­ ard of Kirkland were the guests of on or before Oct. ters, Bessie and Lillian, spent S uie Mrs. William Atherton, Sunday. day here with Mr. John Grant and 30, at the office of family. Mr. Elias Eagers, wife and family . were the guests of Mr. and M rs. A I- i Mr. and Mrs. Guy Turney of fred Henderson, Green Road Sun­ the Come in and examine our line of SWEATERS for men and Woodlawn, N. B., were the guests day. i of Ernest Turney and family on boys. Comfort in every one, at all prices. Sunday. Mrs. Eddie McAttee's baby who! was seriously ill the past week is i , Charlie Knight was the guest of very much improved at this writ- ! Houlton Water Go. his brother, James, a few days last ing! | Week at the home of Mr. Thomas Henderson. Mrs. Jimmie Davidson of Max­ Mechanic Street, well, York Co. who has been work­ *There will be a business meeting ing for Eddie McAttee has returned held at the church next Wednesday home. Opposite the American evening, and it is hoped all inter­ ested will be present. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Callnan en­ tertained a party of friends from Express Company. Clough Taggett Miss Georgia Brown who is spend­ Debec and Green Road Friday ing a few days here with her aunt, will go to Ludlow this week to work night. Kotickok First M kktinu UK Cukditoup for Mrs. Robert Stephenson. Miss Hazel Gunter ot Green Road In the District Court of the United States who has been spending a few days for the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy Mr. W . A. Gl6son, of St. John, In the matter of ’ with Mrs. Ella McNerlin has re­ find Mr. Harold Grant, of W ood- William Marquis I turned home. took, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. indiviuixallyanda.su mem- \ In Bankruptcy, Misses Susie "and Jessie Dickison her of the partnership of i bhn Grant one day last week. Marquis A Smith. t Mr* and Mrs. Milton Green of of Union Corner, accompanied by Bankrupt. Mr. Vernon Barton attended church Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. To the creditors of William Marquis as afore 3Moore of this ptaoe spent last week here Sunday. said, of Fort Kent, in the County of Aroos­ AtNdirth Lake. While there they Mrs. Mary "Alexander who has took and district afTxresaid, a bankrupt. been spending the past few weeks Notice is hereby given that on the 1st day of % ^coupled Lake Side Camp. Oct., A. 1). 1010, the said William Marquis The committee appointed by the in Houlton with her daughter, Mrs. as aforesaid was duly adjudicated bankrupt; Jennie Wilson, has returned home. \ Ladles’ .Aid of the Union Church and that the first meeting of his creditors wil f>e r hurohased a Yukon Triple heater in Mr. Leonard Herrington who held at the office of Edwin L. Vail, in Houlton, on the ‘29th day Woodstock last week, and it has spent the past week with his sister, of Oct., A. 1). 1910, at10 o'clock been placed in the church here, Mrs. Turney White of Enfield, Me., in the forenoon, at which time has returned home much pleased the said creditors may attend, prove their Do You Know with his trip. claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bank­ rupt, and transact such other business as may Montlcello properly come before said meeting. Wanted EDWIN L. VAIL, Referee in Bankruptcy. The comfort that can be taken Mr. Rov Crockett of Blaine was Two or three good steady men, for night Dated at Houlton. Oct., 4th, 1910. in town Wednesday. watchmen, around steam boilers, shovels etc. Miss Effle Gray, of Lowell, Mass., MURRAY BROS. CO. Lost by wearing a Is In town visiting relative^. Ashland Jet., Maine. Between Linneus Corner and Oakfield, 241 Mr. Ernest Nickerson of Houlton Saturday, October s, one lamp of carriage spent Saturday and Sunday in town. lantern. Finder please notify A number from this town attended Desirable Settling REV. 0. S. IIILYARI). the Musical Festival in Bangor last week. Lots. Wanted For sale on easy terms in Littleton, Moati- Mrs. B. MoNinch of Bridgewater Good capable 1 girl or woman to do house- was in town Wednesday calling on oello, Bridgewater and elsewhere by work. friends. MADIGAN . R. Kte. J Mr. L. H. Bradbury of Fort Kent ous. No changes or Transfers. Iiireet Equally Low Rates from and to Connections. was visiting in town last week at other Points. the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Sharpe. Mr. Mona Buck and Mr. Albert 8ee Local Agent, or write W. B. HOWARP, 1>. P. A., <\ P. It., St. John, N. R. Dickinson of Houlton were business WOMEN AND CHILDREN callers In town Monday of last week. Miss A]ma Rush and Miss Kath­ leen Black have accepted positions We never have had such a complete line as we are in Augusta and went there Satur­ Real Estate Bargains. day. showing to-day, comprising the LONG COAT Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mulherrin No. 2263. The Etta Small farm in Hodgdon, owned by E. F. SWEATERS as well as the regular length in ALL returned home Monday from a short Finnemore. This farm is beautifully situated right in the village of visit with friends in Bangor and Augusta. Hodgdon, contains 80 acres of the finest of potato soil. This is a COLORS and sizes, as well as a combination of col­ Mrs. Harry Hartt who has been trade for some one as the buildings alone on this farm could not lie ors, that will surely appeal to you, and when you visiting at her home in F lo r - built tor less than $3,000. Price $4,000. Easy terms. enoeville, returned home l a s t come to ask the^price- well it’s so low that you will Thursday. No. 2225. A very desirable farm 011 the Ludlow Road, owned surely buy one for yourself and the children. Mr. Ernest Williams moved his by Mrs. M. J. Benson. This farm has a good set of farm buildings, family to Portage Monday, where he will work during the winter for and contains 105 acres of the finest potato soil. All kinds of farming H. B. Sharpe. implements are included with this farm. Price $10,000. Easy terms. Mrs. Fred Cheney and Mrs. Neal We want you to call and look at thes:i Clark spent a few days last week No. 1645. Farm situated in the town of Sherman, containing visiting relatives in Knoxford and 135 acres, 90 acres cleared, balance in wood and lumber. For quick Centerville, N. B. even if you do not buy. Mrs. E.JB. Jackson was called to sale the owner throws in pair of young horses, weight 2600 lbs. 5 Norrldgewoek last week on account head of horned cattle. 3 hogs, and all kinds of farm machinery. of the serious Illness of her sister, Here is a trade for some one. $4,000. Mrs. Samuel Boone. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Clark and Miss No. 2230. Farm containing So acres of good potato soil. 50 Mamie Clark were called to Mars H ill last week on account of the se­ acres in tillage, balance in wood and pasture. Onlv 2 miles from rious illness of their sister, M r s. good market on the B. & A. $1600. Great trade. BERRY & TAYLOR Leonard Clark. We also have many good bargains in houses. Ca'l or write, The funeral of the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Logan of MAIN ST., - • HOULTON, ME. Houlton was held hsre at the Bap­ tist Church last Thursday, Rev W . Potter officiating. C. O. Grant, Farm Agency. L J The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, October 12

( '• A . Y i hi 11;■ i a III 1 si | i I ■ , I I | [ 1 I ! f*- . I V f**’) l As-"1, Y .b>:.n Caspar ha i Tu \ d k ° M. B. Mr Kay lias purchased tlx Albert Millar left Tm-sdny h>r a M r-. hi. L>. A 11 a ni- was in ' M l W. S, Tinglcy house <»n High st r*«■ ■ t. short trip to Poston. >r la> w a ; t > ■ i n 1 i 11 e ih< Miss Mary Burpee was in Bangoi ( loo, H. Mooers of Ashland wa- in va I. last week attending tin* Festival. town Last wook on business. Miss Rcira YMel­ w \\ ni­ F. Clarke Hartley returned last Priii. II. B. Betts suppliod the pul- ville Tuesday for a di w it i - Nl** V '.'.I a ., • week from a trip to Providence, K. pit of t In-Gongregat Luial Church at t i vt-s. I. Island Falls Sunday. Mrs. .1. .1. Roya II Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bachelder Hon. Ira (J. H orsey wont to Ban- visitiin:' friends in twn lor a few returned Friday evening f;oin Ban- gor on Monday, wm-n- ho had a case weeks. gor. on Tuesday for tritil. M iss Isa I).-1 Jane •- Island Fall: G. A. H age nil an returned last Mr. and Mrs. liaison Richards re­ is visit in,2 t'r i * - n' Is i u in 111ni h a week from a business trip to Pert- turned Monday from a week’s trip few days. land. spent at SewalTs camps. Mrs. Fanny Glimhm and daughter. Dr. Stevens of Millinoeket was m Frank Dunn, of the Dunn Furni­ Mars' L. left Ixu-e Tm-sday for a town last week railing on his nianv ture Co., returned last, week from a visit wit h friends in Poston. friends. hnsinoss trip to Portland. Mrs. .John Ma.digan, Mrs. H. L. Mr. and Mrs. W. VV. McDonald Ralph Cotton, of Westbrook, ar­ Putnam and Mrs. M. 1). Putnam attended the Festival in Bangor rived in lloulton Thursday for a left Tuesday morning for Poston. last week. few days visit with friends. Win. P. Drysdah- of Woodstock, Miss Kuby Barker was a passen Misses Bernice Haley and Annie se N. P.. has purchased Ihe Hoskins ger on the morning train to Boston B. Hoyt, left Tuesday for a week’s t 'Tailor Shop and took poss< non Thursday. visit with friends in Boston. last week. A. E. Brawn left Saturday (‘veil­ Dr. Sarah Randall returned Mon­ 1’a hie o 11 t ! I e p, M e 'The revised Ti tin ing for Bangor, where lie will pass day from Bangor, where she at­ A A., which went do effect Mon j two weeks. tended the Musical Festival. day will be fouiu 0)1 the supple- Mrs. W. G. Bamford, returned C0PYRi<3.HT - 1910 WASrH'BURN-CROSBY CO. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Miss Mamie Manning left here lheiit of this issue. Friday for Portland, where she will Monday from Bangor, where she One extra baggage ear amt t wo spend the winter. went to attend the Festival. coaches Were require! oil t he Tlles- Jasper Haggerty went, to Lewis­ Mrs. Maria Cochrane returned day morning train, on ace Mint of ton Thursday, where he entered last week from a trip to St. John excursion to Boston. and other places. the Freshman class at Bates. 'The 1egtilar n?ee| ing of tin- Miss Deborah Williams has ac­ Mrs. L. O. Ludwig returned Mon Woman' s A Hi,a un­ wi 11 he he id on cepted a position in the Millinery day from Bangor, where she at­ Wedllest lay afterno ni at tin- l n it a- parlors of Mrs. F. M. Hume. tended the Festival. rian (dm ’eh parlors E. L. Cleveland and daughter Mrs. Charles Niles was among the iSnSIIWALTER FRENCH, Mgr. MATTRESSES Hut >erS Smit Ii Ii 1 s purehas i-d a Houlton people who attended the Marion attended the Festival in store in Caribou. ;t IX will o; eii a Festival in Bangor last week. Bangor last week, returning Mon­ wholes,-H r and !>• ai! ea inly • usi- RETURN day. Miss Rose .Klein of Island Falls, a 1 x - S S t lx-1 r t 11 i —> Wool No matter what kind of a Mattress former clerk at the New York store, Payson Smith, State Superintend­ Mrs. J. I. Nason a m1 Mrs. .J. G. 1 ent of Schools, was in attendance returned to Houlton last week. ENGAGEMENT you want we can suit you, be it an Mitchell who has o n -en visit ing in O F THE ait the Teachers’ Institute held here Miss Katherine Jenks of Presque 'Tacoma, Wash.. ret uriied 1 ollio last week. Isle passed Sunday with her cousin, 'Tuesday after a del ght tdil trip. Mrs. J. P. Dudley on Military Jjt. Mrs. Henry C. Niles went to Ban­ Tim til st regular paSSellgeJ’ rain Excelsior, Cane Fibre, gor, Friday where she will visit her Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Guiou are in from the St. John Ris er to (h - i v -1 muill daughter, Mrs. L. L. Bracey for a Presque Isle this week, called there nobsm it started ; MO I 11lay IJmot mug 1 few weeks. by the illness of Mr. Union's mot her. from Y; 111 Rllfe ||. ' ’he llXU n i 11 g j African Fibre, Cotton Mr. F. H. Davis and wife of Ban­ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Quimby re­ train lux *hi-is t ofoi e narted rom COMPANY gor were in Houlton Saturday by turned Monday from Bangor, where ( ’arihou. hut with I 1i e e 11; II1L. - /f auto, on their way from Northern they attended the Musical Festival. tinx- sta 'ts from Villi Pure || and In 3 New Plays Felt, Silk Floss or Hair Aroostook. Miss May Whitney who is em­ rati" to Bangor, and fllx- eve n i 11 g George H. Taber 11 l’e 11. >\V I V The Frozen Trail Which is now on exhibition in their street. tlm through pa ''Sen...o r si Felts. The celebrated Ostermoor being the B. A- A.Ji helm; ililpl'i •how room. Medley Billings left Tuesday tor FRI NIGHT each ar nr 111g add ed our leader. • Chaa. Putnam, of Danforth, was New York to .attend the I h Annual for 11 tlblie. Under The Bear's in town by auto Thursday with a Electric Show, at Madison Square party of friends. A. K. Stetson re­ Garden. Paw turned with them. Herb Smith, who has been em­ Potatoes* SAT. NIGHT Prln. H. B. Betts of Ricker re­ ployed by the Houlton Water Co., PRICES THE LOWEST. QUALITY THE BEST. turned Friday from Augusta, where during the summer, left Tuesday Wife in Name Only {fie was in attendance at the Bap­ for Boston. Stock is rol emnim in as rapidly Saturday Matinee tist Convention. Mrs. (Mias. E. Lovering and Mrs. now as last, week. as i he huIk of tlx* « Vroom Clark, the local distributor Lewis Woodruff leave here today crop has been stored fnr winter de­ to be Announced bf Saturday Evening Posts, re- for Boston and New York to visit livery, and that which lias been DUNN FURNITURE CO. 'Xi ,4*1 ved a very pretty gold watch for friends and relatives. placed in temporary S I (H»K, - I AMERICAN 'The Houlton price to-dav is $ 1.1f> week calling on his many friends. Rev. A. L. Hanscom, will con­ < 'curt of Pmban ■Tlx- f. lowing Were tlx- potato ■xteni!>er Temi. A. ih W . S. Blake hus leased the Bird duct the Salvation Army Meeting shipment.- from lloillt >n over the LMU. farm on Pleasant street for a term at their Hall on Mechanic street B. A A. for tlx •nding Moii- l Im:i hi-' 1 ■ 1: • - -IIIL' petit ion, I > K I. I. l; I. ' . day night. RUBBERS of years, and Is already preparing Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. That snid petitioner give notice to ail p<-i mi.c Tues. Oct. Gar' ground for next season’s crop. illti-l rigid, !>y (tllising a enp\ of the pet 11 ii *11 The marriage of Mr. Fiery How­ Wed. ami this order thereon, to he pubh.died three Are the best first quality rubbers The band stand was improved ard and Miss Susie Gerow of Hodg- Th nrs. i; weeks successively in the Aimo'-suoK luat w eek by the substitution of con- don took place in Woodstock on Fri. '• 7 They make a speciality of Leather- T im r:s a newspai>er jnihlishoj in Houlton, i» arete foundation under the iron Sat. “ 8 Oct. 8, Rev. H. C. Archer officiat­ Mon. " In said County, that they may appear at n f'ouit posts, which were originally placed top Rubbers ing. There were forwarded B. of I’rohate for said County, to Is- held at th< on surface blocking. Mr. Monsmati G. Reed left here ears .1 Udge. {Secretary Wellie Bamford, Treas­ Church of the Good Shepherd will from Maine compared with (in last Mtest : M i ii >, 'l imii\: u\, h’egi.vter. urer Ruby Hawkins. hold a rummage sale in the Thifm- week. 'There seems no trade in toe A 11 ia- copy of oi igmai p< tition an-l exl- r of Hugt| MoElwee, of this town, and beau store Friday and Saturday of uptown yards to speak of and ilmvi - t 'oui t tin-r*-< >11. Miss Gtface Morehouse, of Frederic­ next week. town it is hut. little better. J um st : k'K I II S Turn; \ Io ton, N. B., were married Tuesday The annual convention of the what takes the life mit of trade i> a id SHOE Ovenlng of last week at the Episco­ Maine State Su nday School Asso­ puzzle to dealers unless it is de- pal rectory by Rev. J. C. Koon. ciation will be held in Portland, warm weat her. 'The idea is going To Let STORE Their many friends extend congrat­ commencing Oof. 14 and continuing abroad that Maine potatoes contain (1 mm. Ill,it rooms, apply t ulations. until the 17th, Inclusive. rot and buyers are shy about taking .M Its. ht-l'-sl ]■; I n c I.A 1 i; them, no matter how good tlx-v The Congregational supper last Ii. A. McLaughlin of this town Midt.UA week was very successful and the was one of the first hunters to bring look. All Maiix-sdo not show dry rot, hut there is still some evidence attendance was large, those waiting in a deer after the law was off. His of it in the yards, hut lit tie Oil till for the second tables receiving as trophy was shot on the Ashland OC IOC 30 docks. Maim- grow o\s have Gnu- good a supper as those at the first, Branch, weighed 200 pounds and aily stopped shipping lx cause they as there lg always a sufficient had 20 prong* on his antlers. amount of food. feel that it is better to store the O Mr. and Mrs. L. 1/. McLeod left., stock and take chances on higher here Tuesday evening for Caribou,' prices laf ejp where they will attend the mar- New York State stock is better oiage of Miss Rertha Tlmmas, of Have You Examined than last week, although there is no Caribou, and John Grattan, of Ran-1 grout, amount of it lx-re. Tlx- sizes CLEAN TEETH gor, which tak«s place today. j are good and it is more mature. Mrs. Belinda Jones, who formerly i Tix-re is sonx- I Vnnsy l\an ia stock the full line of Garments now being ARE ESSENTIAL lived in Blaine and later in Houlton, j that shows up well and brings a TO HEALTH ... died suddenly in Bangor from the good price. 'Tlx- trouble with I’enn- bursting of a blood vessel in her Hvlvan^a potatoe-, is they are not shown in our Garment Department ? head, at the age of (50 yrs. She was ‘ graded properly. New York State When in need of a looth brush living in Millinoeket, having gone and Pennsylvania stock is a trifle call on us and make your se­ to Bangor on a visit. g reen. lection from our large new Perley Fox, a blacksmith em­ Jersey ||is well through. 'This Everything needed in Fall and Winter Wear for ployed in the Grange shop, severed : stock, however, brings the highest line. The bristles are of the the cord of a great toe Monday, and j prices of tiny on the market. 'This best quality, and made by the the services of a surgeon were re- j has been the best year forJersey po­ Children, Misses and Ladies ...... most reliable manufacturers. quired to connect the severed liga­ tatoes in a long time. Among our line of brushes ment. Mr. Fox will be confined to ! Dealers who an- in the halut of Be sure to look over our line of Children’s Sweaters you will find the the hotiHe fur several wee-ks. handling Long Island stock com­ The annual fall schedule on the plain that it. is small, scrubby and Special Sale of Blankets and Comforters ...... PROPHYLACTIC B. S>S 1 1 > 11* RIIOBER SETS in the time of the leaving of the to buy potatoes cheap enough to sell Quality and Low Prices at this Store ...... Pullman fur Bangor, which is (5.1.5 tlx-m here at a profit. 'Trade is far p. m. instead of 7, which necessi­ behind a year ago und m» matter Slotted Back and Amber tates t he evening mail (dosing at f,.5n wha. tlx- price is in the count ry Back of various Colors. instead of (5.15. then- is nothing to he gained by ('. F. Dunn claims f<> have spent handling t in- stock. J. A. BROWNE & CO. part of two days hunting this fall iTbe DRUG STORE] with the same good results tn.it lx* UUOlll&U • PPMfKlption s| formerly has had, that is of getting Have your Calling MAIN STREET - - - HOULTON, MAINE ...... — , a Specialty : home alive. He left on the early Cards Engraved at the lo. 5. Viter SL - Houlton, He. train this morning for Massachu­ setts and New Hampshire, where he Times Office. will visit his two daughters. :o: o i oocaooE i o i The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, October 12, 1910

[ xr.j.i -Hi- I. \ '■!:: I, lsuq 1 - ! I, ; 1 :■ a • ’ ' •' w hie! i birds m e rn A R O O S T O O K TIMES Id.id- : 1 m 1 ! r ■ m whirl l tie- "till s 1:' * lint - '1 ■ 1 ■!.:i. A nit ricans tak- ALL THE HOME: NEWS, 1" ’ 1 v " 1 r ■; 1■ y- at nl gr, at simis 0 ;! n 1! 1" y , n 1Mmy : yiiij • 111"! 11 - that : Published every Wed in-s Mm nim. lw Hi Lfq.;,il N ows paper IJ, (X'Oood' Aoup aX a " • y 1 u a \ ■ : 1 " . l i " W 111 "His ill t!. 1 • ) 'I'inies Publid lu. ' I■11 f '"ii who tnk.-- a t V'O. M 1 i : ; ! 1 1 ! ‘ ' i i • i'!:r(■ w i11■ t !11• r i e " f n 1111 - iml "p, ml CHAS. H. F< h t ;, Editor A Prop, ! ,:,.i r.'.U ..j’ 11, .liar.- 'i a ii"! y : '.'I- <;: i - ■ an hi- Clll'i ;1 in Subscription ■*! per yeur in mlv; copies live reins. y a 1 it t ie t. mu ai h \Y e r. Is t he I ,,;Med No, madam, soaps are not “all alike.** subscriptions in arr*-:ir> 5 1 An per y-av _ A niericat: i.ot. 1 tfo Sithurrii>tinn nmcelhtl until nil nrnur- . >■ talks about ivvo- They differ in size, shape, quality and arr xettti 'l and so rarely price; also in what they do and the Advertisiiur. ‘itcs based upon rirculutinn and'! very retisonuble. ; , of entertainment •tli a-" SV s 11. ■-1 < tl, ,ek i n way they do it. Communieivtiotis upon topics of gonerth inter- : r d f, • 1 r mnt ry at l Weil I, t r est are solicited i i *' Jiu O' : 1 id towered inn. W ] ’ h ya ri e,! and The ideal soap is a soap that is of F.ntered at the post oilire ;it i Ionite*’, for r r ■ t 11:11 I'Oi't dy an extension oi a l Se[ ollt Of culation at s**oomi-class jxistal tabes. j t And is 111 ere any tm re doers 7 convenient shape and good quality, For Advertising- Katies apply t Oio FiI i r or a;iiI Mana del', | ' m dude to the Weil’ a in I .igh t and a : r nr, also aiming int< and, at the same time, sells at a fair 11 tiie day t iian tii lu­ •ak Am erican life Pat !.en must c u m price. ' hours? Tin snnj IV ,a tar wider and clearer knowledge Houlton’s Road Work. Good Roads "llee and roll with the ot their li ("-giving- dualities, their Lenox Soap fulfills these requirements. 1 tie .morning in th" air curat ive W"l'. W here l i 1 e y p,.e,;- Hoad (’ommissbmer Kortvr ha- Mean Profits. trale th 4t> I .-I lie-S', .if tie iwake-n mg e a a ii. ■ rarn.it originate. finished his work for the season, ■ aitl:. 1 11 • e u 111 • * s ; 1 i-a-t of cjadlless imr ean i it"1' thrive ; they are the ami during th" rest of the mmiioipa.l A Ibtt- i’if I in llsl ve I ol a hurried pm-pa rat ion for deadly f "1 tiie ferni. in th” ir year this departmmd will bo looked i I I e i1 <■ 111 Vl’! i<• M ’'Hi will A 1 j 1 ericaus learn absence th" whin playue takes on Second •II. F. •as ley after by Selectman A. A. o'.', t; 1 ■ 1 e11 ; p ar-1. i.• t h.p, a tv m issing t lie pr\port ions of a pestilence ; t h,. Lenox Soap- 1 e a " t .. f Pi t s I) 11 ! Stewart, ittub r whom Mr ’u’le r " can-.■ t le y i ardy m\ ite nature cure for tuhercuhsis is not medi­ ; < i ;i m 1 { 1 \ ) <' w it : i i: has been during the summer. 11 r: a- lie bi-eaUa-t table and cine. hut air and liaht. the concen­ i: a Owing to the important position : iv. t! a 11 i. s to ( uid lor 1 i is iip hn and trated vitality of out-of-doors. Tim Must fits w hich the Ivoad Com m issioner tmw ecu Vllm i i i 7 A iei luncheon and dinner haso lesson of health by hvitu out of I • 1- I holds in an 11 p-to-dat e ■■oni in u n 11 y i n • w /e -u when the ta hie is spreail doors must he learned by all class,■>. dean on • par- uf like Jlnulfon. the position is 01m nn uf d oi u - mnd t ne urn est-: uati-er -- < iutiook Magazine. the hand” there A •I : e ■ r t ! d . in rum which is open to a great deal of crit­ icism, and (.'milt', l’ortor has, of t herewi In delh course, received Ids share .if it, hut Mr. lie: 7 his work, while it may lie op>m to t I > . I 1 HI au upon a ’a a . criticism has on the whole been with an I r!; i ■a m most satisfactory, .and lie ha< done j a need rii v, ! ,n 11 i ri Kill • | DIVIDEND NjOTlCE a great. deal of work for which much 1 fa n 11. a in i ‘Tli praise is due him, contendin'.: as lie hi- w m was the fii'st of tiie season with eime ne i\ .-in •lit ha.,- ih > L in im e n t A Semi-annual Dividend at extrem ely wet weather, which not. n suit-, haul fi ,11) only interfered wjt.h tlm progress of tlm loll. I o be taken internal y on sugar for Sore I 11 • 1 the rate of the work, hut th" \ r 11 I hroat, Coughs, Colds, Croup, etc. tim ' (lurli g tin- ",-trly pa rt of the year a 1 iiista ne e. A farm. -1 in : 1 - (• 1 e 1 b tieri'Ssi t at ed do j n? os- er a ?T"a! deal ■It Ol Filin -is ft! d t h ' serif ■r ; 1 i 1 M ,H 1 1 of the work . ( Mil >id 1 of til" L!" n-rai ad 0 u s h — 1s of corn 111 4 PER C ent 4 repair work on the n ,ads. t her. are m a ■ k t t ami at on • linn I Cl mid hil S' e JOHNSON'S sol, 17 WW Aunnvauir some sect ions w lo re the W 0 r k done r (12 e mts, f ! et Uhl fax e h - 1 0 0 Years per annum has been list [•"< it. h will shind for m an y \ • •a i's. It 1 r mid 1 01 . L;u. I in Use •wi. 17 declared by the :: Th- first work don " was to take r fin c mts, W ill ) gn oil I'll MS Ci uh care >f the surfae" vat "I’ on ! ’ark 1 hav- ■ had tile tl ’P I rice, juul l w ml 1 housarids of cases of Cuts, Bruises, Stl'ecf in tin- v i c i n 1 I y of \\ . F. d has C nis ed as nn ch m Me Payable on and after by III .1" u k s re.-ddenc", ami in order t0 do >"ing ah " ha ui hug ■r loa ds. Sprains and other injuries have been Houlton May 4, 1910. * # this a surface svater Irani ssa- put I fLMil’ ■ t hat I SVtmid 1uive been at cured by it. 4 he stand-by liniment for in from ( ’ourt st n-et 1 ranch ing near h as t. ft eir is Jits pt •r bil­ llel h 11 in­ lid- the home. Sold ever) where. Dividends not with­ if I ha l ha. a gi led h Savings Law n Street to thi s .section. and ird road ill sofl 2 5 c an d 5 0 c B ottles drawn will be added then ;1 fill" niece of m acad am m ad st"a d >f a. mud roa< to u W ith r l« S. JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Mass. was bnili as far a -t H igh st feet, 0 h u - mis t ) t lie lore F'te I ws Bank ... to the principal. :: was two do liars pm' ; ere I'm' t! wh id with proper r.q niirs each year 1 at one should stand for mans' years. ‘T h ­ ert T»- Witt g. >t ui Deposits made the first seven days of any month, Shite Koad w ork on ( ourt stree is a road s a nmre tli Ve 1t-i- and remaining In the Bank until the next semi­ flu*' piece of work, but it certainly th'd crop ciiH Iv rnised ; tin- an a uf annual dividend is payable, will he allowed inter­ seems a shame that the State Komi murkm gardt-ning, which is w ry est at the dividend rate, from the first day of tiie from Military street to (riven street profit;ibl.\ is mmv than doubled by Clarion Ranges month when deposited. cannot be e,me over and the small good, permanent highways. This holes filled up. Over the entire dis­ gives th" farmers inon-ased oppor­ are distinctly dif­ tance of 1*20<) feet this road is filled tunity and tin- city people a bettor L. O. Ludwig, with small holes which if repaired market in which to purchase sup­ feren t. | Houlton Savings Bank, Treasurer. .. now could he done for $2o, and which plies, (rood loads ai'e the best in- Investigate the if left until another year will cost ve-tun-nt any comnmnit v ean make. w ay they are over $1(X). A pair of horses and on-e man going over this section could planned, the Timely Topics. with a few shovels full of graved smoothness of sur­ make this road ideal this fall, while L IV IN G () ( T OF D<)(>RS. if it is left for another year, with the face, the accurate fall mud and next spring’s mud will While Americans in great num­ fitting up. Above render it extremely rough—a case Farms in Houlton, bers have taken to outdoor life, tln y where a small amount of money ex­ all investigate the Aroostook linve yet to learn tmw to iive out of Presque Isle, Caribou, pended now will save a large amount doors (hiring the working months Clarion record. next year. THE HCMC CLARION. Washburn, where there and in ah the seasons. Furope, and Central A good job was done in Tnion ESTABLISH EO which has taught them many things WOOD & BISHOP CO. B a n g o r, M e . are 2 New Railroads. I f Square, a fine piece of work fixed 1039. has still to teach them how to live you are going to buy a on Bangor street near (liven, and with nature day by day instead of Maine a much needed widening was done SOLD BY HAM ILTON & CLARK CO. HOULTON farm this spring write going to a distance to find her. The i on the river road near Cary’s Mills, old world has had time to learn that for list, a new one just which is only partially completed, there is an art of living which in­ Farms for hut an improvement over what it out. We have got the cludes both work and play and may was. best to sell. tie practiced at home and on a small In addition to the road work men­ Place Your Orders Now Sale. . . . . income. In Spring, Summer and tioned above, a number of crossings Autumn a large part of Kurope were built, hut no sidewalks were lives in the open air. Fvery city For Monumental Work and asphalted, all together the work is has its ample parks, easily acces­ you will not be disappointed > A. M. CLIDDEN, Farm Agency g deserving of much praise, and sible, and with few restrictions on next Memorial Day. 1 OariOou, Aroostook: County, M olne. Houlton will he fortunate i£ they popular use. If there is a lovely can secure his servic for allot Imr Call at our new Display ,, view, there is a path to it, there are ISr—r a g o i msaa t. i c l year. Room and inspect our finished seats from which it may he enjoyed Tim use of the King Drag has not work, which will give you a in comfort, there is provision for been as frequent as this inexpensive better idea a< to sizes and de­ food at a very moderate cost. hi method should have been, the ex­ sign. Germany walking parties penetrate perience all over New F.ngland be­ every forest and climb every hill : All work guaranteed and ing that where this lias been used prices right. numerable paths open up the wealth the roads are idea!. of scenery, not to tln.se who dr'Ve When The Time Comes motors and stay at expensive hotels, Houlton Granite & Marble Works to open a B A N K A C C O U N T , whether A Made-to-Order City. hut to those who carry knapsacks it is a Checking Account or Savings on tlmir hacks and practice that an­ 340 Telephone 143-4 Account the , cient art of walking which still is, The new city of Gary, Did., is one and always will he, the most natur­ made to order, and it naturally pos­ al, wholesome and enjoyable form Houlton Trust Company sesses features that are unique. A l­ will be pleased to dobtisiness with you of travel. In the beautiful Thier- though called a Steel City, from the and grant every reasonable facility con­ garten in Berlin thousands of people character of its industries, it is ac­ sistent with safe banking methods. . . dine every night under the tre.-s, tually a concrete city in its general and from tlm Baltic to the southern constructive material. Broadway, front iers bread is broken and eaten cuisine out sin the main street, more brilliantly under the early stars. Per Cent Interest Paid On ...— ■ — : - OF = = = = = lighted than its New York name­ In France people do not go out of 4 Its Savings Deposits. sake, is paved with concrete over its doors ; they live o u t of doors hundred feet of width and three and 'What, goes on here?” was the Stoves, Furnaces, Plumbing a half miles of length. The new characteristic question of a quick- Free From Taxes union depot is concrete from top to moving American girl as a train Goods and Tinware bottom. The Steel Corporation lias Deposits of any amount from $i.ooto $10,000 drew up at a quiet station and a This sale will con tillin' until the entire stock is sold. may be made, and all deposits placed in the built already several hundred con­ host of people poured out across the Savings Department of Houlton Trust Com­ crete houses, and the American plat form into the roads and paths. Now is the time to supply your homes with the above pany are F R E E FROM T A X E S to the de- Sheet A Tin Plate Company, a sub­ “ Nature,” was ihe equally charac- mentioned articles at cost. positoi. T H E B A N K P A Y S T H E T A X . sidiary of the trust, is now engaged 1 eristic reply of a young man of the on two hundred nior". Almost no country. Nature was all-sutlicieut wymd will he used. Even the floors for tlm eager multitude; they did Houlton Trust Company and window frames are of th.....mi­ m t ru ed a, program. The French o p e n e v e n in g s Gray & MacBride Go. HOULTON, MAINE. llion material, and the houses are rivers not only run through France, roofed with concrete shingle. T hey they run through its habitual life, are made in steel molds of varying am! are part of its simple, instinc­ types of architecture, containing tive practice of the art of living. To Let | Farm for Sale from four to twelve rooms and cost­ Our rivers are largely given over to (IrniHi'l 1 hit •' rooms, t" family "'itli no In Central Maim1, 100 acres, 4 miles from ing from $2,000 to $12,000. The commerce ; we make excursions on cliiMivn. Apply to the city of Waiorvill,, on Main road to Au- American Bridge Company, another then;. The French live with their MRS. HESS] K M NCLA 111, ' gusttt, a miles to two railroad gtations, 1 1-2 For More Than Three Decades Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has Military St. subsidiary concern, is building t hree rivers ; they are devout fishermen ; j miles to eleetrmts, 2 story in room house become famous for its cures of coughs, Foley's Honey snd Tar has been a hundred of these houses at a cost of in spite of the?r excitable tcmpem- with ell and hors*1 Awn connected, 2 other colds, croup and influenza. Try it household favorite for coughs, colds, a million and a half. Tin harbor ments they line the river hanks. FARMS l barns, hoghonse, coriidiarn uid hen-honse, when in need. It contains no harmful 7.*t acres smooth machine worked fields, free and ailments of the throat, chest snd project, the water tunnel and the So few are the fish, they seem to substance and always gives prompt re­ Farms for sale. Inquire of from rocks, well watered, plenty of wood and lungs. Contains no opiates. Sold by sewer system deal only with con­ catch that Mr. James has suggested lief. Sold by Perks’ Drug Store. M. BETTLE, timber, in acres of potatoes, 12 acres of The Cochran Drug Store. crete. The water tower is the high­ that they practice the art for the Patten, Maine grain, 4 1-2 acres of yellow coni, 20 tons of est concrete structure in the world. art’s sake. On the Seine, the Loire, It is needless to say that this ma­ hay now on the farm, 100 apple trees, pears, Your cough annoys you. Keep on Good results always follow the use terial is controlled by the great cor­ the Marne, the Allier, they stand Your complexion as well as your .’herries, plums, currents and grapes, 2 good ikacking and tearing the delicate mem- of Foley Kidney Pills. They contain poration which is now enlarging its or sit patiently hour after hour, temper is rendered miserable by a dis- j y.Hing horses, cows, 1 brood sow, 3 shoats, ^bcanes of your throat if you went to be just the ingredients necessary to tone, plant to a capacity of a thousand glad of the open sky, the smiling ordered liver. By taking Chamber- J stock, tools and crop goes with the farm. lOSpjed. But if you want relief, want strengthen and regulate the kidneys barrels an hour. In the growing lanascape with its suit gray-green Iain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets you Knee 87UOO. For further particulars write to, scarcity and increasing cost of lum­ eqARLES CARPENTER, to ho cured, take Chamberlain's Cough and bladder, and to cure backache. ber, all this furnishes an object tone, the glimpse of the village, can improve both. Sold by Perks’ Ramady. Sold by Perks' Drug Store Sold by The Cochran Drug Store. lesson of economic value. white-walled and red-roofed, the Drug Store. *38n Waterville, Maine, R. D. 39. The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, October 12, 1910.

Books Added to the Cary Library, BARRETT SPECIALTIES ,I I N K TO S I’ ITK M H K K . lido. There are 3 Features in FK'TION. Alternative. ( Tin ■ 1 M c- Amatite Roofing C’rteheoii. M 13 ;i It Needs No Painting Burlaseh of the ( i ward Scot f. Sco 3 1) Amatite is a ready roofing sold in convenient rolls Hravenldsn.lt. Adams. j Ad 1 h ready to be unrolled on the root and nailed down. No Breaking away. Ad;ims. j Ad 1 hr i skilled labor is needed to apply it. Nails and cement are Bronze hell. N ance. \ 37 1)1) supplied tree. Chronicles of ( 'ouiit A nto- Amatite should be given the preference over other roof­ nio. 1 law kins. H " 11 e ings, because, Country hand. Shut*1. Sh 9 0 First looking ready roofing made. —it is the best Cy Whittaker’s place. Fin- Second— it requires no painting ; hence costs nothing coin. F 63 c to maintain. Other roofings require painting every 2 years. Danger mark. Chambers. C 36 which make them superior to any others T h ird —its great weight and thickness make it very Deluge. Phillips. P 61 d durable. Doctor Ellen. Tompkins. 'I 63 d The no-paint feature is the most important. We obviate the painting by Dross. Scott. Sen 2 d /. The Single Damper applying a mineral surface embedded under great pressure into the top layer Eternal city. Caine. C 12 e of the composition, making a sort of flexible concrete. We send samples Fenwick’s career. Ward. W 211 f 2. The Oven heated by cup=joint flues free. Drop a postal to our nearest office. Firing line Chambers. C 36 f Half-way house. Hewlett. H 43 h 3. The Two Hods in the base Jeanne of Hi*' marshes. Op- Carbonol —Cleans—Heals—Disinfects—Purifies penheim. Op 4 j Either of these features is worth Carbonol is a powerful cleanser. It dissolves grease, and therefore will clean Justin "Wingate, ranch man. the price of the range. The Single thingi which soap and water won’t touch. It will remove axle grease, and take stains Whitson. W 61 j off woodwork, brighten dingy rugs, clean harness, dear out grease from sink Key of the unknown. Cacey. C IS k Damper is the greatest help in pipes, clean windows, etc. cooking ever invented. One motion • Carbonol also kills germs and suppresses odors. It will keep Hies away from Lady of quality- Town­ garbage, suppress contagious diseases in the hen house, rid dogs of Heas, clear out send. T 6ft 1 — push the knob to "kindle/’ "bake" musty smells in the cellar, etc. Fadv o ’ the Heavens. Hag­ or ‘'( heck”— the ranoe does the rest. IO C ., 25c. and 50c. a bottle. Sample tree on request. gard. H 12 1 Lazarre. Catherwood. ( ’ 2S 1 The Oven is heated by the cup- Barrett’s Creosote Shingle Stains Fit tie brother of t ho rich. joint lines all over alike\ no “cold Patterson. i‘ 27 l corners,” no “ scorching spots”. Not simply a coating ( like ordinary paint) but a creosote preparation which penetrates Imre of the mask. McGrath. M 17 1 and preserves the v.ood. Cheaper than paint. Maid of Maiden Lane. Harr. B 27 m (Quickest and surest baker. Shingles treated with Barrett's stains have twice che life. Any color you wish. Man of the hour. French. F SS m Manxman. ( ’aiue. C 12 m The T w o Hods in the base (pat­ CreO"Carbolm— Wood Preservative Mr. Pratt. Fincotn. F 63 m ented) is a wonderful trouble-saving Everybody knows that it saves money to treat timber with creosote—■ Mystery of the four lingers. feature. The ashes fall through a if it is to be placed in the ground. Creo-Carbolin is a creosote preparation, White. W f>S 111 especially prepared so that it can be used successfully by anybody without THE (DEAL chute into a Had which is easy to Partners of the tid*. Fin- experience. It can be applied with brush, or by tank treatment. It costs empty. The Coal Hod is beside it. little, but it doubles the life of wood, making it proof against %set rot, dry coin. rot, insects and fungoid growths. Pool of flame. Vance. Crus Ovens and broilers for end or Purple parasol. McCuteh- above rangr if desired. Creonoid —Lice Destroyer and Cow Spray eon. M 13 i» Red Horse Hill. Fenollosa. F 3tS r Ask the Crawford agent to show you and write us lor eircular. Spray Creonoid on cattle. It won’ t hurt them, but the vapor will Round the corner in (Jay penetrate to ihe skin, killing all insect life. Creonoid will keep Hies away Street. Richmond. R 11 r Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., 31 Union St., Bostoa j Ad 1 a from the cows. I: wiil keep lice and nits away from the poultry, make Sailor Doy. Adams. Scarlet feather. Towley. T 63 s SOLD BY LEADING DEALERS EVERYWHERE every thing sanitary and increase their output. Stories of the blue and grey. Sweet. Sw 3 s When a man marries. Rhine- Everjet Elastic Paint hart. R 47 w Yankee middy. Adams. j Ad 1 v This is a black, glossy paint that costs much less than ordinary paint. Everjet is better than many paints that cost twice as much. It will not G E N E R A F. During the past 15 months crack or peel or be affected by the weather. The toughest coating In camp with boys. Hinck­ May 1, 1909 to August 1, 1910t the Bangor Daily News made tor roofings, rnetal work, fences, sheds, posts, etc. ley. 917 H 58 New century book of facts. had in its columns 270 in­ Wright, KD. 303 W 83 stances of students o f this BARRETT MANUFACTURING CO Outlines of the history of school taking positions. Barton Mow York Chicago Philadelphia St. Louia Cleveland Art, 2 v. Lubke. 709 St 9 Mlnneapolla Pittsburg Now Orloono Konaao City Poems of sixty-five years. Channing. 811 C 36 Private correspondence of Daniel Webster, 2 v d W 39 Reminiscences and anec­ dotes of Daniel Webster. Harvey. B W 39 h Song of our Syrian guest.J II Knight. 223 K 74 Y o u n g M e n a n d W o m e n Have “Good Luck Story of my life. Fifty- who want to secure a training to fit them for the business world will do three years ministry in well to ponder over the record of this school's Position Department. Christian lands and ADDITION TO PRESENT QUARTERS: September 1, 1910, Each Baking Day \ among the heathen. the Shaw College in Bangor increased its quarters and facilities by the addition ol one floor of Bishop Taylor. B T 21 an adjoining block which during this past surqjner has been remodeled for the school. This For “ luck” lies mostly in the flour. The wise jjj MAINE, addition will be used for the Shorthand and Typewriting departments. The Shaw in Bangor cook uses W illiam T e ll and knows her bre ad ■ Alphabetic^ index of Maine now occupies two floors of the Bass Building and one floor of another block giving it the larg­ est and finest quarters of any business college in Maine. Call in and look them over. will be perfection—her cake a marvel of deli- | volunteers, etc., mustered into the service of the V. n e w C a t a l o g : The new Catalog of the school is now ready for distribution. Ask cate lightness—her pastry tender and flaky. S. during the War of 1861 for it. GEO. D. HARDEN, Treas., Bangor, Me. William Tell Flour Is made from Ohio Red ^Supplements to the annu­ W inter W heat—which has no equal. There is only al reports of the Adj. Gen. of the State of Me. for the STATE OF MAINE. a limited supply—enough to go around among the years 1861, ’62, ’63, 64, ’66, housewives who have learned the value of perlect flour. and 1866. 974.1 To thk Honohaiii.k, the J r i>«, e ok th e It Is N o w T im e I’uojiath Cuejjt, in and fdu the Order your sack today. m> Annual reports of the Adj. Gen. of the State of Me. Cot'NTV OK AliOOStook : RESPECTED FJ, Y REPRESENTS K!v;i 1861, 1863, 1864-5. 2 v. 1866 V. Henderson, of Easton, in said County to do your fall planting of Bulbs, 974.1 M 28 Guardian of (diaries Allen Henderson and Shrubs and hardy perennial plants illiam Tel AROOSTOOK : with some ac­ Vera Elsie Hendersor^ minors and children count of the excursions of slid Elva V. Henderson. That said min- thither of tin; editors of orsare the owners of oeitain Heal Estate, situat­ Do Not Delay Your Planting f / 'i Maine, in the years;i868 and es 1 in Easton in .said County, and descrilx*d as 1878, and of the colony of follows, vi/. ; Two-thirds in common and un­ I olfer the following bulbs, which are Swedes setth'd in the town divided of a part of lot numl>erod seventy- the best quality, and guarantee them of New Sweden. Elwell. four i 74) situate on the South side of Jtlie road to give excellent blooms next Spring which crosses said lot Easterly and Westeih 974.11 El 8 and iHHinded as follows Be^innirut on the if planting directions are followed: Brief history of Maine. Var­ South side of said road at the North East cor­ TULIPS, both early and late all colors ney. 974.1 V 44 ner of land owned and occupied by Kred <>. HYACINTHS, large sound bulbs of Colonization of Maine. H2; rods Easterly from when- said road any color. Fine for pot culture tory, Vol. 2. 974.1 intersects the West line of said lot numbered NARCISSUS, yellow and white Forest life and forest, trees ; (74) thence Southerly alon^ the hast line of CROCUS, all colovs with descriptions of lum­ said bowers land ten in) rods, thence East­ Shrubs and plants such as Hydrangea Milk ffe have on hand at all times bering operations on the erly parallel with Niid road eiidit m rods, themv Northerly parallel with said Bowers various rivers of Me. and Honeysuckle, Peonies and Iris, etc. Hast line U-n (Kb rods to said road, thence New Brunswick. Spring­ should be planted now Westerly on sa:d road ea’ht (Si iods to the 800D MILK 5C. PER QUART er. (1851) 914.41 Sp 8 place of IX'E'inrme, contain inn one-half acre 1 have them in strong healthy plants, grown to Gazetteer of the State of Me. iiidt or less, tOE'ethei with the buildings j vour order. Cream Varney, comp. 917.41 V’ 44 therion. 'Halt there is not .sufficient personal | SKIM MILK 2C. PER QUART History of Bowdoin College estate of said minors for their support edm-u- 1 with biographical sketches Lion and rare. That. it. would Ik* for tiie Ikti- ; of the graduates from (him; etit of said minors that Real Estate should fie H. L. CHADWICK, Florist, Houiton, Maine LIIHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY CREAM to 1879, inclusive. .Cleave- sold for said purposes. 1 Wherefore your petitioner prays that she Butter land and Packard. 378.711-B E ; AND HIDH 9RADE RUTTER may Ik * licensed to sell and convey said I teal | S' History of Maine. Abbott. 974.1 A b 2 Estate a; public or private sale for the pur- | History of Penobscot County, pose aforesaid. j Me. 1628-1882. 974.13 P 26 Dated this Twentieth day of September A. I Creamery Association History of the District of Me. D. IfilG | Illustrated by a new cor­ her j Yes indeed Alwaysrs.uits rect map of the District. Witness to mark Klva V. X Henderson Riverside St. Houlton, Maine. Ira (J. Hersey mark 1 1795. Sullivan. 974.1 Su 5 History of the First Me. Cav., :© 1861-65. Tobie. 974.1 T 56 Homes for Boys 4 to 12. History of the law, t he courts, Tim New Ki'E'Iand Home for Little Wan and the lawyers of Maine, deiers desires farm or village homes for some from its first colonization mxxl t>oys. Apply Niperintendent, POTATOES to the early part of tne 19th L’oj W Newton St., century. Willis. 345.741 W 67 Ship them to us. We can handle lor you to good Boston. SCOFFER History of the State of Me. advantage. W rite us for quotations. 41isp from its first discovery, A. D. 1602, to the separation, A. I). 1820, inclusive. W il­ For Sale O N - L A N E & C O . >N* S8-86 Richmond St., BOSTON, MASS. liamson. 974.1 W 67 Iixiuin* of Hamilton A- Clark Co., at their Record of the proceedings ‘at, store or of Michael M. Clark, at Court 21-22-38 BOSTON and M AINE PRODUCE MARKET. the reunions of the First House, 1 parlor wood store, 1 Clarion Cy­ It suits when other coffees disappoint. That *s what everybody says that has Me. Cavalry Association, linder coal stove, 2 air tFdit stoves, 1 owk It has been compared again and again had experience with it. Now, A cof­ from 1876 to 1882. 974.1 M 28 MEMBERS: stove. — always to ITS everlasting credit; fee chat is so universally satisfactory Report of the Com. on claims Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange. always chosen in preference. It’s just ought to be TH E coffee for Y O U to of settlers on proprietors’’ T H E coffee to suit Y O U . W hy not use. W hy not experiment a bit with it? Boston Market Credit Association. lands in the ,Co. of Aroos­ try it and see ? took. 1874. Barker. 974.11 B 24 Girls Wanted R E F E R E N C E : Fourth National Bank. Soil survey of the Caribou An experienced trimmer and an appren tice area, Me. Westover and in the millinery business. Ycur Grocer expects you to ask for it Rowe. 630 W 52 G. M. PHILLIPS & CO. of course- \ The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, October 1*. 1910.

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Mrs. Jos. 1‘oarro of ('aril)ou is in Nathan \V m i- in V I'-e town tho guest of lift' daughters. this Wirk nil d Me- ■ loll Mon- n \ ■ r Miss Maud Pennell and Miss Luey I.. S. Black wrii i i" Bn Grant returned Mondav from Bnn- day t i tile 111 i l d Mr. and Mrs. Frank B onney re­ John. Tm-sdai i.: Septemh": m ! lie \ear nl' our Ford Mrs. H. C. Richards of Fort Fair- one tllolisa-ul nine liimdii-d and tell. ERVIN & ERVIN’S turned last week from their wed­ ding trip. field was in town hist week vis ; i t i 11 g The following mat’ei'-. havin'.: hoeii po­sent- i»d for the action thereupon tiercm;uter Ill'll o Ira J. Porter has purchased of relatives. eatisl, it is hi-n-by .'I'den-d : J. F. Bryson, ( ’assius Fsters and Mrs. Varnum Stone the residence That notice then-of he give]! t he appoint other places where they have been New York. ed AdtniuLdratnr presented by Lottie L

on their wedding trip. Mrs. M. A. Weir and Miss ( trace Liblx'V. Clark were among the musical peo­ Miss Williams, of Monticello, who Estat-- of Carl lk Kncksmi la'e of NJw has been supply in the telephone ple to attend the Musical Festival Swelen deccasi d. Wiil and petition fur pro­ office, finished her duties Saturday in Bangor last. week. bate thereof and that letters testa.meutain is.*ui- and has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arsenault of to Louisa Erickson presented b\ Lou La F. A. Hackett of Robinson was Lowell, Mass., who have been visit­ Erickson the Executrix therein named, doing business in town Friday last. ing relatives in town for the past Estate of Charles II, Men il! late D «'aiilxm Mr. Hackett has recently purchased week, returned home Friday. deceased. Will and petition for prohan- there­ a 1911 Torpedo bodyWinton Touring l)r. C. E. Williams returned Sat­ of and that letters testann-ntan one- Pi Car. urday from Massachusetts much Frank 11. ILiggett and Cora M. Daggett pte .seated hy Frank li. Daggett one nl the Ex The business of the Cray & Mc­ improved in health, which is very miters therein named.! j Bride Co. is being closed out, and as gratifying to His tnany friends. yet no plans for the continuance of I The prospects or a night school Estate of Maria \V. Shaw ian- of Houlton ; dc -eased. Whi and petition for pro:ia’e iht-n- 1 o that business by others has been an­ | bv the Town are not very briirM as of and that h-LP-is testani'-ntaiA i*sm- to I *'-n nounced. the applications tor sanu In* lot ,\. II. Power-, pi -i-nP-d by Lon. A. II, Low \ Wallace Clifford, Principal of Is­ been enough to warrant tin ■ti­ ers the EwnPn therein named. j land Falls High School, was the ing. E.-iat" -a T li o m a * E. M ilh-r lah- of \W,t j g^HJb of Dr. Clifford last week, Mr. anti Mrs. Jas. K. Plummer re­ held deci-asi-d. petition for an allowunc<-out j while In attendance at the Teach- ] turned last week from an outing at of the personal estate, pn -i-n’i-d b\ Maggie L. j era Institute. Umeuleus Lake, tliev returned Mmi- M ilh-r, w id'-w of dceea.*ed. j Mlsit Mary Hannigan left on the Jday to their cottage which they will evening train Tuesday for a two occupy for the liuntin gseason. Estate of Andrew < miia-tte late uf i aidon J weeks' visit with her sister in Law ­ The Ladies Aid of the M. F. dtveased. i'e’itiou for an aii'iwann- out ot J the personal estate, po-v-nod hy Lt-nia j O rence. She will also visit friends in Church will hold a public supper at < hiiilette, widow* of deceased. j Lowell and Boston. the vestry on Thursday evening, to O Rev. T. P. Williams was called to which the public is cordially in­ Estate of Nathaniel C. A ih-\ iaie of ('astlo j o Searsport las^ week to attend a vited. Bill deceased. The fust and dual Account j funeral, and on that account there Ricker defeated Houlton High pnv-ent**! for allowance by (c-oiy >. Alh-i It’s here you will find the work of America's Finest Tailors, was no preaching service at the Con­ School at Foot Ball last Friday in Administrator. Hand Made Suits, and those new Style Overcoats that will lit gregational Church Sunday. an interesting game, by a score of Estate of Fink-1i \V ( lark late of Kftston you perfectly. 10 to 5. They are in hopes to meet A large aud ence was in attend­ deceased. The first and iinai account pn-- again this Wednesday afternoon. ance at the reading given at the senti-d for allow-am-e L I iovd A. Eiftweliing There is only oneway to conduct a successful clothing bus- Congregational Church Friday even­ A number of prisoners who were Administrator ness that's to make good every time. ing by Miss Maude Andrews. in the town-lock up waiting for trial o © Those who did not attend missed a Monday morning escaped Saturday Estate (if Marcus s. JIii.soii late of l’re.Mpie o We guarantee complete satisfaction on every article that c most pleasant evening. night r»y help from the outside. Isle deceased. The hist; and final account presented for allowance hy Annette 1-’. Husnu o leaves our store. c Mrs. Hattie Sheain, of Patten, This is the second successful break Administratrix. u who has been visiting her son, Fred for liberty that lias b an made re­ Elite Shoes $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $6.00—every pair Sheain, returned home last week, cently. s Estate of Mary .1. Johnson latent' Carilstu guaranteed. and will sail from New York Oc­ Tile agency for the People’s Nn- decease 1. rJ he hrst account pre.s.-nted for a) tober 22.for St. Petersburg, Fla., tional Fire Insurance Co. of Phila­ lowance by Fred E. (>ak Executor. Ball Band Rubbers all styles, every pair guaranteed. where she will pass the winter for delphia, and the Fidelity Fnder- her health. writers Co. of N ew York, two large Estate of John A . Linton late of Littleton Sheep Skin Coats and Frock Coats, Heavy Wool Pants, deceased. First account presented for allow­ The marriage of Mr. C. O. Grant, American fire insurance companies, ance by Jennie C. Linton Administratrix. Sweaters all styles to fit all ages, 48c to $8.00. the well known real estate dealer, have recently been placed with the office of Geo. T. Holyoke. and Mrs. Cecilia Chase occurred on Estate ot Andrew Ouillette ian- of Cantniu Take a stroll through our store and see the best line of fall Tuesday afternoon, Rev. F. Clarke Mrs. Sam Crommett was in town dK-eused. The first and final account pre­ Hartley officiating. After a wed­ last week visiting her parents, Mr. sented for allowance hy Lt-nia Ouillette Ad­ merchandise ever shown in Maine. ding trip to Boston, they will reside and Mrs. Geo. Gerow, on her way ministratrix. at 16 Spring street. to Washington state where Mr. NIC BO LA > -T>SEX LEX, The Ladies Aid of the M. E. So­ Crommett is located, and where Judge of said < ourt. A true copy of the original order. ciety of Hodgdon met last week for they will reside in the future. She Attest : Skth S. T iiorntox, Register. their annual meeting and elected Bfcarted on her trip West Monday. OUR MOTTO : the following officers for the ensu­ Rev. F. A. Arbuckle left here last XoTin-un- Ei ust M iiktim ; <*k C ukditok* ing y e a r: Pres. Mrs. Cyrus Benn, week for Boston, where he will at­ In the District Court of the United States Style, Quality and Low Prices. Vice Pres. Mrs. Shirley Benn, Secy, tend a meeting of the Boston Pres­ for tilt1 District of Maim*. In Bankruptcy. and Treas. Mrs. F. H. Vail. In the matter ot j bytery. From Boston. Mr. A r­ Charles II. Greene In Bankruptcy The Grange meet'ng October 22 buckle will go to Chicago, where lie Bankrupt. I will be an all day session, and dur­ has been engaged as one of the sing­ To the creditors of Cliarle.sH. Greene of Island Falls, in the bounty of ERVIN &, ERVIN ing the ensuing months, untii fur­ ing evangelists in the great evangel­ Aroostook, and district aforesaid, a bank- ther notice, the second meeting of istic campaign which begins there runt. Opposite Snell House Houlton, Maine. ea4$i month will be an all day ses­ next week, under the direction of Notice is hereby given that on the sth day of Oct., A. D. lulu, fie- said Charles sion. Do not fail to attend your Evangelist Chapman. Mr. Arbuckle il. Greene was duly adjudicated Grange meeting, contribute to its will be away about six weeks His Buiknipt ; cud that the first meeting of his emlitors will lie held at the > COO m m m m m COO < OCG Support and share in its benefits. pulpit in this town will he supplied i ill ice of Edwin L. dad in Houlton, A t the inquest held in Haynesville during that. time. on the gp;h day of <*ct., A. D. 1UL , at lo o’clock in tic- forenoon. ;K which on Thursday In regard to the hunt­ The increasing interest in NT,• iini■ time the said creditors may atP-nd, prove ing tragedy of Wednesday, Oct. 5, Dairying has called for so many b-e- their claims, up.point a tmsU-e. examine tin- when Alfred Lane, age 20, of that h uiknipt, and mm'act Mich other hmancss as tures on dairy work, that tin- <’om- ijiaV properly come before s.dd nu-eting. place, was killed accidentally by missioner of Agriculture has de­ EDWIN L. VAIL. Charles O’Brien, It was learned that Bcfei'ii- in Bankruptcy. cided to hold Special Hairy Insti­ Dah-d at Iloulton. * *<■(., Hull, mio. these men started hunting together, tutes in the various counties in t In­ but separated, each going indiffer­ state. These- institutes will tain- Noi u >: of Km* r M i.k n \u. uF ( ki-m i ent directions. After being out up matters pertaining to dairy work. I u the Dist net Court of til'- L niti-d Mitt.-s about three hours O’Brien saw a Exhibits of .fmtter and eln-esi- are the District of Maim-. In Banki ;iptr;>. partridge and fired at it. O’Brien invited for \coring and judging. 1 u tla - matti-i "I j ‘claimed the bullet went through the The Worcestei’SSalt people hax •• of James Bu.*-e|| In Bankruptcy 15.inl. i upL } partridge’s head and went about 50 fered a premium of a dollar's \\ . M. 11. DA ! I.'; i i Elm St * The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, October 12, 1910.

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Apprentice wanted at Mir;s Brag-| Alarm ( lodes at Osgood s. don's. Best instruction given. j Mr. and Mrs. Ira liuth td' l.inm ns Frank N overs returned to Hates'were in Portland last week. Saturday to resume iiis studies. | <>Sgno

We have all the New Fall Styles i F o r M en and Young Men. \V Lamson & Hubbard Hats in the Very Latest Blocks 111

OUR PRICES CAN’T BE BEAT. TRY US Don’t Forget we carry the ELEPHANT PANTS, none better for he In workingman. We carry the NORTH STAR Fur Coats, coats that are made to give satisfaction. Buy a NORTH STAR Fur Coat and you will not have any ripping or sewing to do. You money hack if you wish it. O SUCCESSOR TO S. FRIEDMAN & CO. OOO S. PURINGTON HOULTON, . . . MAINE OO 'OC"

/ The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, October 12, 1910.

OF INTEREST to f a r m e r s Red Rose Tea comes irom Canada. TRUE’S Have w ill ever visited Canada? If so, you The Roads In Your Utilizing Poultry S u m y remember the exquisite tea you drank. Manure. County. there; sue!] te a ;us you are* unable to buy at home ELIXIR unless it comes from there. Canadians know ESTABLISHED IGS1. What is the <• milition of the roads s ‘ botir/“r oidauieo mm: a > hen - Makes a sturdy boy of a healthy in your county r Millions are spent in f brought me in a m op m - o m, a and love good tea. baby; helps the boy onward into athletic road building with little effect, and nraraetabie potatoi" that man,. me > Red Rose lea is the finest of Canadian teas youth; builds strong, virile manhood on yet it is difficult to estimate the cost itn,I erops of grass, the '.aloe id youthful vigor and crowns a long life with directly, as you would at a tollgate, w 'u'''11 wa-< estimated at * / •». a t 0a] of and it costs no more here than in Canada. happy old age. you do not take it into account, but if -S’ ^ "r •VbM) per fowl. 1 moo -ame Why? Because it keeps bodily functions healthy and active. Take it for that foe of health—constipa­ your roads are so had that you take b>"N netted me a profrt from fancy tion. It relieves biliousness; restores lost appetite; half a load to town instead of a whole l'B>ck, eggs ami poultry, .■*■!. 10 each, strengthens a weak stomach; steadies tired nerves; load, you are adding to the cost of adding the '.aloe of die manure gives a clear head and an optimistic outlook to any­ * makes a profit of * 2.00 per capita. one, and everyone, who takes it. It’s been in use yonr crop. three generations and more people use it to-day The cost, of the crop does not end Underneath the room I made * p. than ever before — do you wonder ? when you have harvested it. You have by nailing hoard- eight inches n, width Every ingredient in True’s Elixir is selected for got to store l* and you have got to get around the framework that supported inrest medicinal value and absolute freedom from the perches. This kept, trie manure deleterious properties or impurities. The com­ it to market, and ii is the price in the pounding is done with the strictest care. market that yon receive, less what it fiom being scratched into the litter. ' 'Keeps you and your children well'' costs you to get it there. From time to time I added a laver of f \ Sold by all draggi*t» — 35c. — 50c% — $1.00. If it costs you o cents a bushel to !(*arth. I. he latter part of the winter a .DR. J. F. TRUS * CO., Auburn, Main* get your corn to market, and it costs | g,,ni^ of this compost was removee your neighbor 1 cent a bu-hel, your ; Hni^ I^aC(;d h neap outside the build- Sold only in lead packages, 40c., 50c. and 60c. per lb. merchant is not going to pay you any ; 'inK- ^ ie boards "■'•re n nunml around L a d ie s ! S*vt Money and Keep in more than he pays y mr neighbor or ^1(‘ framework of the p< rehes and the «'Tt.id"rx;i!s Style by Reading McCali’t the man on the otht r side of town. Irnns allowed to m.\ ,.‘ .>i, ilirt and Magazine and Using McCall Patterns Koad building is more thoroughly manure together, s''oral tons of cheap understood everv year. There is less run been mour <-d to a powder McCall's M a g a .lftw iU TIME AT WHICH TRAINS ARE EX­ help you dress styl­ excuse therefore for bad roads. Mach * (Iurink " ,Iir’T and this general ishly at a moderate PECTED TO ARRIVE AND Electric Toast expense by keeping community has to d< termine first what j mix11,ro was spreaei nroadc ivcr pas- you p o s t e d on tho DEPART. latest f a s b io n s In materials exist there which they can j i l i i ! f. run on* HIjd ]'Iow.:;d clothes and hats. 50 IN EFFECT .JUNE 2". loin. New Fashion Designs use. Then the} must use that materi­ under to a : *f::\ O’ tugin For fo of a Cent a Slice in each issue. Also Trains scheduled to leave Iloulton: inches. The w 1' •; k r r - valuable Information al to the very best advantage. ■Wi'd a iid on all home and per­ 0.30 a. in.—for Ashland and intermediate deep furrows ii- t h IV.' h i;■ d a 1,d.' sonal matters. Only stations. If you do not believe that good roads 60c a year. Including feet apart.. 'j »rn p m -! 1.1 > a t. had !'i.on a free pattern. Sub­ 7.10 a, in.—for Van Buren, Caribou, make all the dilDrenec in tin1 world scribe today or send Fort Fairfield and intermediate stations. between unsucce-.-ful and r- w as usai! for free sample copy. successful !1b " !,t (i 10.18 a. m.—for Bangor and intermediate farming, go into a community when placed twenty idles apart A 'how l McCall Patter*, w ill enable you to make In your stations—Portland and I {oston V ia own home, with your own hands, nothing for fill of this compo*1 was n yourself and children which will be perfect Medford. Dining Car Iloulton to Ban­ the road1 are go >d and you will see that in style and fit. Price—none higher than 15 gor. Parlor Car Caribou to Bangui'. (1 ven hill-'. Tee po‘ O > cents. Send for free Pattern Catalogue. all of life is transformed. Driving is V e Will Ghr. Tor Fin. Praaoal. for getting sub­ 11.20 a. m.—for Fort Kent St. Francis ami the m.-n iuxuiihut I hav ■en, scriptions among your friends. Send for free intermediate stations, also for Wash­ a pleasure, even when you are hauling is'iug hv oft'-n a- ■ a ’ i Prem ium Catalogue and ( ash Prize Offer. burn, Grand Isle, and intermediate your croj to tow ;i or hauling hack f(irm,’r T IE McCAll COMPANY. 239 la 249 W ot 37th St. NEW YORK stations via Squa Ban. rro w home yuur’supplios. hi everv eommu- u-ed in ine hills fo make tii > v. 12.30 p. m.—for Fort F'airfield, Caribou, Lime­ ' urt. stone and intermediate stations. nity yuu ought to havU H good r -;iids as- so la rg'*. ’’ ii'* ' tic icre and 2.05 p. m.—for Bangor, Greenville1 and in soeiatinn. You ougi f to -eri ri to tic* j of I'M) bushel.' * 1 me-t termed iate stations, Portland and icmitac of uu, s qd. a b 1 ( was veiv Boston. Dining Car Iloulton to Ban Department of Agn ulfur. for pam- gor. ma. phhds oil toad build ing. Y ou Ollgllt .'small. Tiu-rc H•‘s 1 . : t: a G.f»5 p. m for Fort Fairfield, <'i.i'ii>ou, Van potato m the pJ- Bun'ii and intermediate stations. to con-nit some man who kno W ' so|nc Indorasd bjr eminent phy­ 1 . : Sluce that t ’:lie i-caiMi o sician* A b a elu telr new 7.02 p. in. —for Bangor and intermediate thing about engineer!n g, then ’cmi oughf In orlnclDlp: simple to fu mar. ur :i ■ \ ;V resu lts; points, Portland and Boston. Hop­ to talk with the conn •y aiitho;ri' ics and p uu'phate en t ii ¥y laantss thoroughly; removes ing Car Caribou to Boston. due mistake every secretion; strong suc­ see that the money spent for road build m steal ! fi tion Absorbs Injection bach T rains Dpk 11 or lion. Into syringe. H ealth D ila ­ most people n.iKi i um.li rvahanp tors are made of Germnn ing is spent well and not wasted. sliver, heavily nickeled; 7.32 a. in.—from Boston, Cortland, Bangui tlie strong?! -f fi­ nure a ml pnt- cannot corrode or break. and intermediate stations. Slurping Extra psA conies with <•» h eyrtnje for connection with Car Boston to Caribou. \ ting too ll) ugh i hill. A large Radiant Toasters douche bag. allowing con­ stant flow. Ask your drug- 10.15 a. m.-from Van Uuren, Carilxai, Fort Small Things. tahlespoonful to a h lit for let for the Health 8y- Fairfield and intermediate stations. ;«jr.’z » sg:;y:rxTOicgr recti . tiur; rings, ot write direct to us ' Corn or potato"-;. for free UwtrateU titto’-i., 11.20 a. in.—from St. Francis, Fort Kent and me# confidential . 1 m al si There are many 'mall tilings about CodtHWadencs intermediate stations. Hen manure uvd around fruit free nunc u -.me " i t i ■ a -, a miu: IGEALTWT H CO. .1*.0 Nussu'.: ,s,’ .t m a t a no- * ' if ! I < •fit a farm, none of which are individually 12.25 p. m.—froni Boston. Portland. Bangui, cause' a rapid grow !i and great pm -in c. The t<’ a si:cr is 1i■ ■ 111 : 111 q at’ ra< ; i’ce ; Hi «> w For Sale by Searsport, Greenville and intermediate of great importance, yet of which much ductiveuess. There is a farm in th stations. Dining Car Bangor to Moul­ d :‘ u radmnt C"i is makes t a ;>ica-i::.; adt ton. depends on their being looked H. J. Hatheway Co. a’ter : southern part ot t hi Sta’e wii-'re s. m akfa-t tab : C . 2.00 p. in.—from Caribou, Fort l aii licid with diligent cart*. A rail ‘BroppeJ : mLi to m.'us ar-- r and intermediate stations. Each it / ■ ruLb or fippt. -: so - ; i v from its place on the fence may be of manure is «[iread around 3.07 p. m.—from Grand Isle. Washburn, " d i-’ic 1 tab it.■ or liarm the him-: d,! n i a - k > b a 1 Or : ■ an via Squa Pan, Ashland and inter­ little account, )-( it leaves an evidence : tp(itthat }1HV„ have been -e* out,ont, andhi other' flot >C U sd "11 til e '-ideboard, sowing i.aid'*, : n ya K 11 e 11 The Boulton mediate stations. of neglect which if followed by others in have bee n grafted — A . < '< i’.f |'iitdoi. an! V W imc. (>.50 p. m.—from Boston, Port'and, Bangor, of similar nature serves to leave an here— a uyt and intermediate stations Dining Car ; l t I Business College Bangor to Iioulton. Parlor Car Ban­ evidence of negh ct that soon passes Radiant lie s the on 1 kind that make-. gor to Caribou. for much more than tiie first offense Notes. icrfect ’ca - t . cm-p, < 1».!ici•11Is and o* a - i 1 v dig ue. The p. Hm found « good position for every gradu­ 6.55 m.—from Van Buren, Limestone, i,... Fort Fairfield, Caribou and inter­ may indicate. It costs scarce a trifle to i Radiant Toaster transfoi ::i", , ad ate m 4 had 43 more calls than could be filled mediate stations. ' tha past 13 months. Results do oount replace the rail cm the fence at the time! npped-up gunny sacks the* iiniigmstihU* starch grnnulc n t o e ami aad your chances are good. Get the facts GEO. M. HOUGHTON, Pass’r Traffic of its discovery, and tlie labor would j thrown over the cows whim milking nourishitpg dextrine. Manager. about this point. never lie missed from other duties if; keep oil rno't of the flies, Tours lor business suooess. W. M. BROWN General Superintendent Cali at the Houlton Water Co. to-dav admit the 0-1-1 Bangor, Me. then attended to. Left for the time,! Some dark place where the sheep / Radiant '1'oaster—and take one hmne on mu HOULTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, and still others of a similar nature are : can creep away from the fhes :s a real added to it, not only is the evidence of blessing to them Buts money in your Dr, G, H, Tracy neglect left apparent, but the cost of j pocket, too. DENTIST repairs becomes bunlensome. Hoarseness in a ciiilrl subject to HOULTON WATER CO. Rice Block, Houlton, Me. At no time during the whole year roup is a sure indication of the ap- . Offlc^Hours: 9 A. M.’ to 6 R. M., will there be found a better time to proach of the disease. If Chambr - and by appointment look after these small matters than isp "1'118 Uough Remedy is given at once or even after the eroupy cough has ap­ the case at this season between the [ Good News. Telephone connectipn peared, it will prevent trie attack, (’t n- ! mid-summer and the later harvest o f; tains no poison. Sold by Perks’ Drug \I AN Y I I O U L T O N R KA I)E RS the jear. ARer the grain is gathered Store INSURE HAVE HEARD IT AND RROF- IRA G. HERSEY, in there usually are a few days tnat can Notiiing is better for a tired norse 'I I I ED HEREBY Attorney ft Counselor at Law be devoted to work outside of the reg­ HAY AN!) POTATOES than ft) take his shoes off after the ru>h a n d ular farm duties. These days should “ Hood news travels fast." and the WITH THE NOTARY PUBLIC. Iof the season is over and turn him out be improved in bringing up all work thousands of bad buck sufferers ia Office: Mansur Block< jin the pasture. Almost makes a new that would otherwise he neglected, and Houlton are glad to learn that prompt Equitable Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Residence, H o. 3 W in te r 8t. j horse of him. none is of more importance than these relief is within their reach. Many a OF RICHMOND. MAINE. HOULTON, MAINE. I While it {lays to have plenty of light little things so often neglected lame, weak and aching ba< k is bad no ta rW ill Practice in all the Courts in the State ! in the stables, some means should be Has saved its patrons from 20to40 per Morning Headache more, thanks to Doan’s Kidney Rills cent, each year, patronized by hundreds ! provided for excluding light in flv sea- in your County, and recommended by “I suffered with terrible head­ Our ci’i/ens are telhng the go ai ne"> Its natrons. A policy for 3 or 6 months | FRED W. MITCHELL, M. D. ,|son. I/ght frames made ot lath and co'ta but a trille. aches. 1 would get up every morn­ WASH THAT ITCH AWAY cue e vi’h the OlJ j Practice Absolutely limited to of tlrur ing with such a severe attlck, and It i« said that there are certain ; cuvered "itli coarse brown paper wdl Represented in Aroostook County by (l lak1 r Re;i Her" i' an t \ample John M. Hunter, Huulton; Robert Scotr, until I began using Dr. Milos’ Anti- DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR, springs in Europe that give relief and serve the purpo>e well, while curt ai n s Bridgewater; L. I. Wheeler, Ashland; Pain Pills, never found anything that cure to Eczema and other skin diseases. north i e a 111 n C. C. Rolfe, I’ri'ijue Isle; J. A. Herbert, for doors, made of old gunny-sit ks, Van Buren; L. K. Smith, Washburn: would give me the desired relief. I NOSE AND THROAT If > -ou knew that by washing in thc'C ILum lb !i St.. Hn.d- will exclude light and admit air, and M. A. Barrett, Carilwiu. If we have hive used them now for several Hours: 9-12 A. M., 1-6, 7-8 P. M. waters you could be relieved from that to',. \\. . a11 wdio li-e no agent near you write the Company fur rates. yiiars, and would not be without Office. Fogg Block. Both Telephones. awful itch, wouldn’t you make every will brush oil’ tin1 m.■ Orb v of dm- m le.oO- Ki, Rills roooivod a-- them if they were a dollar a box.” effort to take a trip to Europe at onto r the cows enter. 11I V Vo­ t s a- I, tii is run i- SAMUEL KEYS, Would you not be willing to spend w id huv m'thing Rut Eaton Rapids, Mich. ’Une pleasant purgative (tfett expe­ H. Drummond Foss your last cent to find the curt- : nf pram • r S( 1 111 e ‘ i IIi e "I always keep Dr. Miles’ Anti- rienced by all who U'e < 'hanOeriaiu s But you iced not leave home for ; a n in i\ ■ ■< v a lam -s aop Pain Pills on hand. Before I began Attorney and Counselor at Law Stomach and Liver ddv b*ts, and the PERHAPS these distant springs. Relief is right i s 111 aIi: "f n v Back. w a s using them, I had frequent attacks Prompt Attention given to Collections healthy condition of the body and mind here in your own home town ! ! tiny wiii - ri1111> of headache, but they gave me which they create, uink"' one fee! joy­ YOUR BU' DESS Office Main street A simple wH'ti of Oil of Winter I made in II neiUi : if prompt relief.” ful Sold by i’erk'" 1 hug Store MRS. CARL HECKMAN. Over J. A. Brown & Co.’s Store green, Thymol and other ingredients as l 11 it O' id iil: w : mi; I an NEEDS MY Minster, Ohio. Houlton, .... Maine compounded only in I) I). D Rre- I Butter is a good part water. if the \ i-ry la mo a ml :! i! ADVERTISING Th# tint package will benefit; If not, 'cript! tiring instant relief to I « a’or is poor, i he butti r will be poor. alu m! Doa u's 1\ id io y Dills, l p i.... your druggist will return your money. DR. FRED 0. ORCUTT that terrible burning bch, and lea\e the too. It will not last as it would ifrcui a B"X lrnm tho H ath aw ay H E L P ---— — ^ skin as smooth and heaitby as Mint of a Irug 't"f''‘. ami after using )ou used good, pure water, right from ( ( 11 You will find it st*nsd>lc--ener- Dentist child ! jt !G* , j .in as directed. I was surprised at If y ou have riot already tried it, get tlit* north side of the well. i getic- - i ilex pensive -- well w < > 111 i C A N C E R 8 AND TUMORS. O ffice Phone 27-4 Residence Phone 83 4 | th*'the quick manner in which they having. Office Hoursi at least a 2o cent buttle today We One good farmer who feeds his hugs j nnun [ i i t-d the pain. I hold a high CANCERS, TUMORS, ^ N D ALL AB- Week Days 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sundays by assure you of instant reli* f 3-11 the skim milk warm from the separ opinion of this remedy and do not Particular md price-, cm normal growth* cured without the knife ; Appointment a tor, mixed with c rn meal in the ratio hesitnmio advise anyone troubl'd request. OW 20 years’ experience ; cancer is curable SINCOCK BLOCK HOULTON. backache if you do not delay your case too long ; call DYSPEPSIA. of one to three, figures that lie secures b\ to give it a trial." and invettigste the truth of my statement ; For sale by ail dealers. Brice f,u 1 Don't you think you can cure your! what amounts to forty cents a hundred FRED H. CLIFFORD S consultation and booklet free. i)K. MES- cents. Foster- M ilburn New WIHardS. Lewin , dysp -psia in an) other wa) than b) , pounds for his skim milk M-yearn]d 8ER, 201 Elm street, Pleasantdale. South York, sole agents for rise Cnitcd 1 strengthening and toning your stomach. Portland, Me. LAWYER States. ADVERTISING AGF.NTV, I That is weak and incapable of per- A Reliable Mndicine-Not a Narcotic. 1932 Morse-nfiver Bidg., Bat.itor. mV i Mansur Block, i forming its functions, probably because Get the genuine Foley's Honey and Remember the mime—f man's— vou have imjuised upon it in one way Tar in the yellow pa kage. It is safe and take no others. “It Beats All.” Houlton - Maine or another over and over again ami effective. Contains no opiates. This ia quoted from a letter of M. | 'l ake Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills Refuse substitutes. Sold bv '! he Coch­ it is in time of sudden mishap or ac- . _ . . . . V4/. , Stock well, Hannibal. Mo. “ I recently | They strengthen and tone the stom­ ran Drug Store, culent that ( hamberlain s Liniment LERM0ND BRCS. can relied upon to take all might know the Qlfd Foley’a Honey and Tar for the ach, assist in the aecretion of the gas­ be the place of “ 1 wish of ben- Rick out the best buck lamb in the S flt time. To say I am pleased does MACHINISTS tric juice so necessary to digestion, and the family doctor, who cteftnot always ^ I received from your Foley’s Kid- sot half express my feelings. It bests permanently cure d y n p e p i i a- -n o c j flock to keep, or else buj one of some be found at the moment. Then it is ■ ne>’ Remedy, says I. N. Regan, sH the remedies I ever used. 1 con­ Automobile work of all simply relieve it as the palliatives k> j guctessfnl breeder of sheep. Select a that Chamberlain’s Liniment is never! 1*arnier’ H ’M kidneys and b!ad- tested s bad cold and was threatened kinds : - Inch only temporarily e »e the »che, , hrift)._ broad, , houWered, bro.d b.cked, found wanting. In cases of sprains, ! {^eF gate him so much pain, misery and and pains it causes. cuts, wounds and bruises Chamber- j annoyance, he could not w ork, nor #|th pneumonia Tha first doses g».ve square built one. For breeding pur- p lat relief and one bottle completely Gasoline Engine work a Specialty Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Rills »re the Iain’s Liniment takes out the soreness l,a.vs Foley’s Kidney Reme- ciM Contains so opiates. Sold 16 Military Street medicines that cure dyspepsia, loss o f1 poses a buck should not be less than a and drives away the pain. Sold by j dy completely cured him. Sold by The by Tha Cochran Drug Store. PboBt lOi-11 - Hillary St. appetite, and all stomach troubles year old nor m ire than mx years Perks’ Drug Store. Cochran Drug Store 42

Supplement i “But Oh. 1 Houlton Maine, Wednesday. October la, 1910 clety pers t when Order of Owts. beginning will lead us on to the ful­ Mrs. Mayme F. Calhoun of Maine, Mrs. A. R. Scott of the l of yot Transfers. filment of the purpose which unites Bangor Associated Charities, Alex­ ander Johnson, Secretary of the 'me. ) Mrs. Stone house on Elm street us. G r e a t S u c c e s s o f t h e O r g a n i z ­ | The death of Mrs. Mayme Pauline National Conference, United States with i sold to Ira Porter of Porter Settle­ T o t a l A b s t i n e n c e . District Attorney Robert Treat tor e r s i n S e c u r i n g M e m b e r s in Calhoun, wife of Harold Calhoun, out of ment. through the C. O. Grant farm W e emphasize the importance of Whitehouse, Bernard Flexner Esq. le H o u l t o n . occurred Wednesday Sept. 28, after were | agency. total abstinence as the prime factor of Louisville, Kv. that i a long illness witii a pulmonary Frank Auber farm in Hodgdon in the elimination of the drink evil. bat y H. R, Caulfield, reports that he trouble. ife told to T. Ftnnemore of Hodgdon P r o h i b i t i o n . from has secured about one hundred Several months ago Mrs. Calhoun Mills, through the C. O. Grant farm W e reaffirm our belief that all li­ womb was brought from Caribou to Houl­ names for the Houlton Nest Order cense laws are wrong in principle, or Mlldr< agency. of Owls—among the names are some ton hoping the change would bene­ you at ineffective as temperance measure C. A. Sleeper farm in Stacyville of our best known business and pro­ fit her health. She was the daugh­ that And and profoundly demoralizing to the sold to A. L. Bragg of New Llmer ter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bulmer, am dlnarll fessional men, foremen, workingmen civic character of our people. We ick. through the C. O. Grant farm TIME AT WHICH TRAINS ARE EX- In a alight and others. In looking the list over believe that the Prohibitory Law is and besides toe bereaved husband agency. and one child, leaves other relatives found and considering the large number of the most successful law ever enacted - PECTED TO ARRIVE AND A. J. Barker house on Military and a hoRfc of friends who will miss join warmt societies already in our town, it cer­ to apply to the liquor traffic, and the DEPART. was a. street sold to John Harris of Rum- tainly emphasizes the old saying, a kind friend of sterling character. only one that takes the right govern­ got He r The interment was in Caribou IN EFFECT OCT., 10, 1910. ford Falls, through the C. O. Grant •‘there is always room on top.” mental attitude toward this enemy In thi farm agency. The organizers have been very care­ Thursday afternoon, Rev. F. Clarke Trains scheduled to leave Houlton: first Id of the people’s welfare. ner- A. L. Bragg farm in N ew Limer ful and have shown good judgment Hartley conducting the service at tlio Of Waf W e realize that there are within 7.38 a. in.—for Van Buren, Caribou, in selecting members by admitting the home of Rev. C. W. Wheeler Fort Fairtield and intermediate stations ntly the m. ick sold to C. A. Sleeper of Staoy- the estate combined witii the liquor none unless recommended by some Thursday morning. Her age was of the ▼itle. through the G. O. Grant farm element outside the State those who 10.13 a. m.—for Bangor. Millinoeket and 25 years. d ir upon i agency. one they know to be a desirable seek to overthrow' the Maine Pro­ intermediate stations—Portland and member. Caulfield states that he Boston Via Medford. Dining Car Houl­ dug but a hibitory Law. W e sacredly pledge ton toBangor. Parlor Car Caribou to that recogn has had years of experience in or­ ourselves to do all within our pow- M ary J Betts. Bangor. Rev. A H. Hanscom ganizing and that it is a very easy I’ve nature er to offset such pernicious influ­ 11.15 a. m.—for Ashland Fort Kent St. Fran­ hey tricing Transferred. matter to go in a town and get a ences. and we will continue to work cis and intermediate stations, also for eon Id i Mrs. Mary J. Betts, the late wife Washburn, Van .Buren, Grand Isle, charter list filled up witii a lot of with renewed zeal for the retention ?y.” greater of Charles Betts of Hodgdon passed and intermediate stations via Squa Bev. A. H. Hanscom who has people who will pay their money to and enforcement of the law* which Pan. ' fais pi away September 27. after a severe been pastor of the M. E. Church in become a member, but when the lovV da ugh) for over 60 years has benefited and illness with a complication of dis­ 12.25 p. m. —for Fort Fairfield, Caribou, Lime­ lodge starts to do business and the vet be ml) Houlton for a number of years, has blessed the homes in Maine. eases which with her advanced stone and intermediate stations. been transferred by the Bishop, to Secretary starts to collect dues he nnk Ond nj T h e C h i l d r e n . !years she was unable to throw off. 2.00 p. m.—for Millinoeket, Bangor, Green­ •n lnt< Minneapolis, Minn, and as soon as finds that all of the good people ville and intermediate stations. Port Believing that “ A little child Mrs. Betts was the daughter of usi- evldei arrangements can be made, he will have concluded to drop because in land and Boston. Dining Car Iloulton shall lead them,” w'e will, during Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Attridge of to Bangor. •rge ’ her l< organizing the organizer was not leave for his new field of labor. the coming year, pay special atten­ Chatham, N. B. and was born in the but iv It is expected that Rev. W . H. carefvi and got in a lot of “four 6.55 p. m — for Fort Fairfield, Caribou, Van tion to the work among the chil­ 1838 and after her marriage to Mr. Buren and intermediate stations. and o] Easton of Montlcello, Minn, will be flushes” and “ dead wood,” and the posslbj dren. ;Betts, eight children, six of whom 6.15 p. m.—for Bangor, Millinoeket and in­ sent to Houlton to take Mr. Hans- good ones would not “ stand for it” y a And We will rally our young people in are living, were born. termediate points, Portland and Bow- oom’s place. and quit. Not so in the Owls, “ if I ton. .sleeping Car Caribou to Boston. yde proud every city, town and hamlet of our , Mrs. Betis was always an active Mr. Hanscom. during his residence can’t get a lot of people together bo­ be hnd; State, for instruction in our prin­ member of the Baptist church, and T rains D ue H oulton. that will not be ashamed to say nus them, in Houlton, has made many friends ciples, and in regard to the value of interested in W. C. T. U. work, and 7.32 a. m.—from Boston, Portland, Bangui, who will regret to nave him leave, they are an Owl—we won’t organize Millinoeket and intermediate stations. b waken our Prohibitory Law ; also for ac­ an upright Christian woman, who Jtor and the Methodist Society of the —It is better to get fifty good reli­ Sleeping Car Boston to Caribou. ■w It wi tive temperance service. Iwill be missed by the family and 'ay- Shown ’ State has lost one of its leading able persons who will stick, than 10.10 a. m.—from Van Buren, Caribou, Fort O u r D e p a r t m e n t s . |the eomiminity. dst- to the i young ministers who is bound to two hundred that are no good and Fairfield and intermediate stations. W e pledge ourselves to maintain The funeral was held Thursday ice. being a make his mark wherever he may be come in just because they can’t get 12.20 p. m.—from Boston. Portland, Bangor, o. fan thi and increase the efficiency of our 36 from the home, Rev. Mr. Weed of Searsport, Greenville and intermediate located. in some other lodge* show me in try, with vl| i departments of work. ;the Methodist church of Hodgdon, stations. Dining Car Bangor to Houl­ In his connection with the Minis­ the lot of names I have now se­ ton. live “Mild^|p St a t e a n d N a t i o n a l P a p e r s . |officiating. ters’ Association of this town, he cured in Houlton, one name that idy. financier, Resolved, that our m e m b e r s 1.55 p. m.—from Caribou, Fort Fairfield has always worked for the best in­ you would be ashamed to take to and intermediate stations. fir). on« should give particular attention to The program for the Fourth An­ terests of the town and its welfare, your home, and I will show you Jpirt of tl the claims of the Star in the Fast nual meeting of the Maine State 3.05 p. m.—frorn St. Francis, Fort Kent. ‘‘■jfrtat hat and bis associates here as well as all how quick that name will be dropped Conference of Charities and Correc­ Ashland and intermediate sections, and Tiie Cnion Signal, and should C “Nothk his present parishoners regret to and the man notified that he has tions, which is to he held in Port- I also Grand Isle, aid Washburn, via sustain them by subscription and Squa Pan. |:| rb a t yof have him leave, but extend to him been rejected.” If Caulfield ad­ lan d , October 26, 27 and 28, is a| persual ; we further recommend strong one and one which will greatly their best wishes for success in his heres to tlie above policy we predict 6.52 p. ni. -from Boston, Portland, Bangor, that the Crusader Mont lily should appeal to workers .along these lines : and intermediate stations. Dining Car Irtart A new field of labor. for the Owls a place in Houlton sec­ in this State and elsewhere. Among J Bangor to Iloulton. Parlor Car Ban­ he placed in the home, tlx* public 3m pooif ond to none, for there is a large the speakers will be Hon. Charles ! gor to Caribou. “Oral school and the Sunday school. number of persons here wl o want F. Libby of Portland. Everett W. rl fit| Lord of the National Child Labor 6.10 p. m. —from Van Buren. Limestone, Amusement to belong to an organization of that Fort Fairfield, Caribou and inter­ tateli Committee, Hastings H. Hart of the. j mediate stations. kind, and once it is started right Bussell Sage Foundation, Kt. Rev. ; The H. Wilmont Young and Mar- is sure to succeed. For Sale Louis S. Walsh, Bishop of Portland. GKO. M. HOUGHTON, Pass'r Traffic jie Adams Stock Co., that played a Manager. 75 Acres—$ t ,3 'JO J)r. George S. Bliss of the State successful three nights engagement School for the Feeble Mind. Prof. W. M. BROWN General Superintendent here Court week will return for Stock, Tools and Crops Included. Robert S. Sprague of the University Bangor, Me. three nights on Thursday, Oct.. 18, W . C. T. U. Good horse, Jersey cow, curt-, uirrlayres, and will present three new and !S sets harness, in liens, in chlekrns, kitchen clever plays, together with an en­ garden, ‘J acres outs, all tools, growing tire change of Vaudeville numbers. A very interesting meeting of the It is Mr. Young’s aim to present W. C. T. U. was held on Thursday crops and hay In ham go will) farm ; brook- watered past ure ; sno cords wood and M.nm new and nov 1 features on each of Oct. 6th. Tiie president, M rs. j ft. timber; fruit for borne use; mail de­ iijk his yearly visits, and in selecting Frances McLeod, gave an excellent livered ; near neitebors, good s, bools; the plays for the return trip, he act­ ed wisely when he secured T H E report of the State Convention, as­ I painted <'o!t.ag>\ rbip-boarded barn, wood J shed ; good view, plea-ant shade ; change In FROZEN TRAIL, UNDER THE sisted by extracts from daily papers. ■ owner'- busine-s requires quick(j iili'k sal.-sub1. lemceIr.'tie. B E A R S P A W , and WIFE IN The monthly jail meeting of the NAME ONLY. None of these t he lo w price of |1,;»»»). pin t rush, balance W. C. T. U. occurred on Sunday on easy t'-rins. Sit puge b plays have ever been presented in Strout’s New is cot Oct. 9th. The meeting was well at­ Full Biggest Bargains < 'atalogur ” for thiB City, as this is the first Stock traveling Inst rue t |oni to Co., to produce them in this section. tended and the music excellent wi> it from Rich 4 fccoui moml, Me. E. A . St rout, Kent's Mill, Mr. Each play w ill'be given a scenic Two services were held, one on the /best production, and every attention to first floor, and one on the second. detail will be given the leading Rev. F. W. Irvin, of the First Bap­ MADE BY sm all parts in the hands of Mr. Young Capt. Bogardus again hits the Bull’s and Miss Adams are well cast and tist Church, gave a short address at Every bit of material |>any well suLed to those clever people. both services, taking as his subject, Lye, Most Durable that goes into them succes The costumes, scenery and effects “ The Prodigal Son.” One rarely W earproof are all new, and three fine perfor­ This world famous rifle shot ^bo is as honest and dur­ hears more impressive and bundling able as the strictest • and it! mances are assurred. holds the chemdionsbip record of 100 W aterproof The usual custom of cut rate words than those uttered by Mr. business integrity pigeons in 100 consecutive shots is liv­ Rubber Foot­ can command a n d ladies night will be the rule on this Irvin at these meetings. ■t. W b e l ing at Lincoln, 111. Recently inter­ wear the biggest, most night, as any ady can get a 50 cent As a result, from about. 25 of the viewed, he s h \ s : — “ I sc tiered a long perfect organization 'Opened reserved seat ticket for 25 cents, if W e have ever bought before 6 p. m. on the day of prisoners who were present, at. the time with kidney and bladder trouble in the rubber busi­ ;!f n opp^ ness control the opening. services, II expressed an intention and used several well known kidney seen blatters The Co., has been playing to big to lead a better life. Slliely these medicines, all of which gave me no re­ vantage houses up the line since these last meetings are not held in vain. lief unto I started taking Foley Kidney The making is supervised and inspected by men who have spent visits to Houlton, and this being years in the making of the highest class of Rubber Boots, Shoes their last trip this way this season Pills. Bell re 1 used Foley Kulnev Intern a bumper engagement should be the, Resolutions adopted at tiie Port­ Bills I had severe backaches and pains and Arctics. result. Seats are now on sale at land State convent ion of the W. ( ’. ;in my kidneys with suppression and a the theatre box office. Ask Your Dealer for MALDEN RUBBERS T. U. : 'cloudy voiding. On arising in the We, the Maine Woman’s (’hristian morning I would get dull headaches. Th«-y are made in all styles, from Infants’ Overshoes MEH to Men’s Hip Boots Your complexion as well as your Temperance Union, in thirty-sixth Now I have taken three bottles of temper is rendered miserable by a dis­ annual convention assembled, turn Foley Kidney Pills and feel 100 per NEW ENGLAND AGENTS B A. ordered liver. By taking Chamber­ our faces to the work that is before cent, better. I am never bothered with lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets you ' us, resolutely, courageously and my kidneys or bla lder anil again feel A. H. BERRY SHOE CO., Portland, Me . can improve both. Sold by Perks’ j hopefully, with abiding faith that like my own self.” Sold by The Coch­ Drug Store. I He who has been with us from the ran Drug Store.

uiousanus ui uepuauors. it nj can t do better than to do YORK his admiration. banking at a safe, big business bank like this. J/bera! interest, “ It looks as if there might be a jolly IMPORTED OLIVE OIL paid. Ask for particulars. rumpus, doesn’t it?" he questioned. ‘‘It does.” E A S T E R N T R U S T * B A N K IN G GO., Bangor. Mo. IN 25 and 50c BOTTLES and $1.00 CANS ‘‘Then I’ve got to sec It. I’ll put In Branches at Old Town and Mach ins. my share If you’ll let tin* go along.” "You go! Why, you wouldn’t like that sort of thing,” said Emerson, con­ Perks Drug Store the right kind for table use. siderably nonplused. "Oh, wouldn’t I? I’ditat.it! It’aiust