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DISPOSING OF COOLIDGE. ! the body was disinterred for the third time, main. a. tho.e of Coolidge, this schoolmate j MARTHA'S VINEYARO SUMMER INSTITUTE IN A CORNER OF THE LIBRARY IF YOU ENJOY ______| forty days after death, a portion of those must have been on Dr. Mann's committee, ______hich made the exhumation two days earlier. I a Roeklantl Tcncher Tells of This Fan Mr. Vote C'nrefnlly Sifts anti Reviews the idge; that a body was smuggled into prison Mark Twain and his daughter will spend A Cup of Coffee Evidence In Thin Cause Celehre—He This fact nnd the circumstance of the grave Hot W entlier School. to represent Coolidge and that he was that was opened not being in the family plot, the winter in Vienna, in order that the latter I .eaves No Apparent Ground For Any given his liberty; that he was subse CottaoB CiTfi Marr., July 24, 1807. may receive musical instruction. Other Conclusion Than That Coolidge together with the reported weight of the body That satisfies. that makes your breakfast the quently seen and recognized in Cal first exhumed, would give color to the suspi Dear Courier-Gazette: Summer schools Col. Hay’s speech on the unveiling of the Died In Prison. ifornia wheie he lived for a number of arc becoming such well-established and im delightful meal of tho day ask your Did Valorous P. Coolidge die in the state cion that Dr. Mann dug up the wrong corpse. bust of Sir Walter Scott in Westminster g ro ce r fo r years; that he died of small pox and was However, I do not regard this as material, for portant facts, that a few words anent the same Abbey has been put into immediate publica prison at Thomaston, on the iSth of May, nursed through his illness by a Mrs. Parker. considering that Coolidge had been dead more from the birthplace of the. Summer school tion. 1849, or did he escape (a corpse beinR sub Are there any names given of the many per may not prove entirely uninteresting to your WINSLOW, RAND & WATSON’S than five weeks the body might naturally be The Klondike gold strike imparts a high life stituted to deceive those not in the plot) and sons who are reported to have seen Coolidge supposed to fail to afford nil the marks of numerous readers. ()n the island of I’enikese, live for years in California and ultimately die one of the Elizabeth group, was opened the peculiar value t.i the vivid picture of Iwinanza W $ Ft: in California? None, except that of Mrs. identification that might be sought. days on the Comstock, presented in C. II. “HIGH LIFE” there? Parker. Ate there any affidavits, or state Of all the many men who are claimed by first Summer school in the world. Its great This is the question first mooted by one Dr. ments over signatures, from Mrs. Parker, or founder was Louis Agassiz, Teacher, as he Shinn’s fascinating book “ The Story of the Packed in 1 and 2 lb. air tight tin cans. Re Dr. Perkins to have seen Coolidge in Califor Mine” which is published by D. Appleton & Mann of Skowhegan, in June, 1849, with re other persons who claim to have seen Cool nia, he seems to be unable to give a local styled himself. His school was established tnrnable if not satisfactory. gard to the identity of the body buried as that for teachers and students of natural science Co., who also publish Miss Scidmore’s “Guide idge alive after May 18th, 1849? None. Is habitation and a name to any one of them; Book to Alaska.” of Coolidge, which has been debated in your there any evidence of a corpse being taken into nnd his assertion that “for years every traveler but did not survive its distinguished founder’s IF YOU WISH FOR~^. columns during the past two months, and the Maine prison on the 17th or 18th of May, from California brought similar accounts” death. Nelson’s famous autobiography, consisting which has been revived and discussed 1849, or of a body being sought or obtained (namely of having met and recognized Cool Shortly after the death of Agassiz there of twelve pages of manuscript, was sold at rr h . t e a several times, at considerable intervals, since for this purpose? None. idge) is to say the least a gross exaggeration. originated in the fertile brain of Col. Homer Sotheby’s the other day with some of his it was apparently given its quietus by the Then, there is nothing competent or tan The Flint confession and instructions given B. Sprague, Ph. D., then head master of the correspondence. The lot brought 1,000. Ask for Winslow, Rand & Watson’s affidavits of the prison officials, more than gible that is presented or suggested in sup by Coolidge to the convict Brown, would at Girls’ High School in Boston, the idea of a An important "Commonplace Book” of forty years ago. port of the contention for the negative, noth first sight appear to have no bearing upon the Summer school for teachers, lie tried to es Robert Burns wns sold nt tbe same time for The last time this issue was raised (until ing that can he received as evidence, and question as whether or not Coolidge died in tablish his Summer school on the site and in Z365- Apparently history has still a claim ROYALTY CHOP Dr. Perkins again revived it a few weeks ago) therefore judgment must he that the affirma prison. But it will be noticed that it was the buildings formerly occupied by Agassiz’s over poetry which collectors will not ignore. was in the Spring of 1892, its occasion being, Choicest blended Formosa Oolong, in 1-2 lb. an d 1 lb tive is fully established by unimpeached and only a few days before Coolidge’s death that school, but the owner refused to sell or lease. There are thousands of readers to whom so far as I can learn, a brief article in the Not at all discouraged, Col. Sprague selected tin cans. Returnable if not satisfactory. competent testimony. Brown delivered these papers to Col. Allen. the name of Captain Charles King at once Tuolumne, Cal., Independent. Now, let us examine some of these matlets Now’, il there was a plot to let Coolidge escape on this island a suitable spot, created an inter suggests reminiscences of delightful stories of I have now before me copies of the articles a little more in detail. by the substitution of a dead body, he must est in the scheme, put the plan in operation adventure, full of the clash of war and the W inslow, Rand & W atson, and communications named below pertaining At the outset, it is to he kept in mind that have been aware of it nt or before the time of and carried it forward until the M. V. S. I. color of romance. Indeed there are few to this discussion: the question is not whether Coolidge died of was incorporated under the laws of the Com American writers who h.ivr made a more di BOSTON. Brown’s confession. That being the case, he 1. The article of the Tuolumne Indepen poison, or of cholera-morbus, or of some would not be likely to be at the same time monwealth of Massachusetts and became an rect appeal to the hearts of their country Sold by all the leading vrocors. 29 dent referred to above. other disease; whether if he died of poison, taking the desperate chance of another mur interesting and highly useful institution. Thus men and to the spirit • f pitriotism. Captain 2. A column atticle from the Dover, it was by suicide, accident or murder; whether der and a bogus confessipn. And that he was established the first Summer school for King, who is known in military circles as Maine, Observer of May 5, 1892, suggested by in such case, the poison was prussic acid, or was plotting so desperate a scheme is suffi teachers. Looking upon the incomparable Brigadier General KJng, cm write stirringly the article in the California paper. other deadly drug, carried in “his silver pen cient warrant for the assumption that he was roadway, the Vineyard Sound, having close at THt MAIIWE STATE FAIR, Lewiston, 3. A communication to The Courier- cil tube” or otherwise. Or is it material not expecting release through the bribery and hand Cottage City, the most unique Summer Gazette from Mr. I. J. Burton of Warren, whether Drs. Buxton and Rose were correct malfeasance of the prison officials. resort in America; situated on historic Aug. 30, 31; Sept. 1, 2, 3. | dated March 31, 1892. in their judgment as to how many minutes It is reported that Coolidge’s father and ground; including in its faculty the most 4. A communication from the present Coolidge had been dead when they first saw sister were among those who declared that eminent educators in our country; it is no Horseless Carrlnffc Ruces. Firem en's Muster. writer dated April 2, 1892, and published in bis corpse. All these minor matters are be the body exhumed at North Livermore was wonder that the Institute has become what it Everything New, Novel and Interestlnif. . . . the same issue of The C.-G. as No. 3. side the main question, which is, did Cool not that of the son and brother. If this be is today, a power in the land. 5 A communication to The C.-G. from idge die in prison and was the body which The first building was erected in 1882, four IVrjnZEJT YOTTH. F R IE M D e TH E ITB 44 so (of which I have no evidence at hand) it Dr. D. C. Perkins, dated April 13, 1892. was seen by all the above named witnesses is an indication that the suspicions set afloat years alter the founding of the school, and 6. An article from the Tuolumne Inde —and which was buried on the 19th of May, by Dr. Mann had excited them and led them was named Agassiz Hall. About this time pendent, embracing a short communication Col. Sprague resigned the presidency and was THE MAINE SARDINE and exhumed and delivered to E. P. Coolidge to a false conclusion, which might easily he from the present writer and editorial comment on the 21st—the body of Valorous P. Cool reached in the matter ot identifying a body succeeded by the well-known Shakesperean thereon. idge? that had been more than five weeks dead. critic, William J. Rolfe, Ph. D. Pres. Mowry, A person not familiar with the packing of 7. The first communication from Dr. Per F R U IT JAR S American sardines in Maine can have but a First, as to the identity of the body. Dr. But it is in the highest degree improbable that who succeeded Prof. Rolfe, came here in kins in tbe 1897 ser’M- Perkins says “it is certainly nonsense of a they believed Coolidge to have been befriend 1887 to teach American History. “A skeptic faint idea of the progress made in this branch 8. The C.-G.’s reprint, from the 1849 files of industry since its inception a few years rank quality to assert that half a dozen com ed and released, but rather, perhaps, wild in the matter of Summer schoola,” to quote Sm alley of the Lime Rock Gazette, of Mr. Strickland's parative strangers should be better able to suspicious that he had suffered foul treatment the genial doctor's own words, he was quickly ago. A great change has been made in the letter to Warden Carr, and the affidavits of converted and given the right hand of fellow AND manner of putting up tbe small herring which recognize the remains than half a hundred of in prison and another body substituted to the Thomaston prison officials. Coolidge’s friends and neighbors, including bide the marks of it, might have found lodg ship. Shortly afterward be was made presi under improved methods have become a pal* 9. The undersigned communication assert Lightning atable article of food, and are now being the father and sister of Coolidge.” I take is ment in their minds. For, if there had been dent and under his administration tbe Insti ing that the real Coolidge was never com sue with this assertion. In the first place, we a plan for the son and brother’s release, they tute has steadily grown In efficiency. The marketed to many customers in all parts mitted to prison, but that a living “double” ALL S IZ E S of the country. have had no definite and reliable statement as would doubtless have received intimation of buildings now number six and there are more was exchanged for him en route. to the number of persons present at the third it and would have accepted the substitute than fifty courses of instruction in the school. The frying process, and the use of a bet 10. Dr. Perkins’ rejoinder to Nos. 8 and 9. Pints, Quarts and ter grade of oil, which is now used in liberal exhumation who were of opinion that the body unhesitatingly and suppressed all ques These courses arc under the care of the best Two Quarts. 11. The statement of Mr. Sewall C. Cobb corpse was not that of Coolidge. Mr. Strick tion of identity, so far as possible, since to ex educators in the land; not one of them hut quantities, have done much to bring about of Florida. tbis change. Frying in oil is a slow and ex land, in bis letter to Warden Carr, says that press doubt or disbelief would be greatly to has a national reputation, for instance Miss IlhlO .tnU K OKNKIIAL CIIAHLB8 KINO 12. Dr. Perkins’s retort to No. 11. there were “more than one hundred persons endanger Coolidge’s continued liberty. Whcelock of the Kindergarten, Geo. A. pensive process, but the result in the im 13. Thr oral statements of Col. S. II. Aldrich, Drs. Boone and White, Mrs. South- about hit* countiy because be has fought fo» proved quality of the food justifies the present and various opinions were expressed,” The article from the Dover Observer (No. Extra Allen and Hon. E. K. O’Brien made to The but adds that the committee of seven (in 2 above) begins with a brief account of wick, college presidents one or more and pro his country, and he can describe army life change from the old process of baking, says Courier-Gazette representative. because it has been bis own life. Born in the “N. E. Grocer.” eluding “two physicians who were acquainted Coolidge’s crime, which is doubtless substan fessors galore. Rubbers 14. The bogus Flint “confession” and The attendai\ce this year is a little over five Albany in 1844, he began his career in 1856 The year 1896 was one of fluctuation in with Coolidge before his imprisonment”) se tially correct, but in its summary of later in instructions for the murder of Flint, etc., hundred. This number is surprising when as marker of the Fust Regiment Wisconsin tbe sardine business. The season opened lected to examine and report the facts, after cidents makes some glaring niisstatemeu's. It given by Coolidge to the convict Brown a we consider the great counter-attractions of State Militia. After hi* graduation at West with one-third of the pack of 1895 on the carefully measuring, weighing and examining says: “His sister, a beautiful girl, at one- Delivered to any short time before Coolidge’s death. the body, “are of the opinion that the remains moved down to Thomaston, to comfort her this Summer—the Christian Endeavor excur Point, he had ext n«ive experience in the market. The market went as low as #2.15 15. Dr. Perkins’s final summing up of the sion, the schools at Thousand Islands and field und on the plains. For many years he p a rt of the City per case in April, and what was to be done are those of Coolidge und none other" Dr. brother as much as possible. • • The mur V* Looted Jan. 5 ,’75. case in your issue of the 20th inst. Mann of Skowhegan (not a regular and edu der made a great sensation, which had hardly Gle.i Falls, not to mention the smaller schools, has been writing stories of the army, and It rlM u e d J u n c 77. FREE. to stimulate the price? The packers were The foregoing several items in the discus with free tuition, springing up all over New those who are in a position to know say that P a ten te d A pl. » 5 ,’s a cated practitioner I think) who appears to died out when a report came out that Coolidge called together to take some action in order sion may be taken up, more or less in detail, England More than thirty stales are repre he represents it, not only with interest and to improve the situation. They decided to have been the first person to claim that the had been found dead in his cell. Some of his further on, but first let me sum up the case as body sent from the prison was not that of acquaintances went over to the prison and sented. There are ten or twelve colored vivacity, but with truth as well. Since bis organize a stock company to sell the goods it presents itself to me, very briefly, and stnte teachers here* "u of them are from Wash retirement from the regular army in 1879, for of all members of the corporation. Prices Coolidge, and who made the second disinter upon seeing the corpse declared up and down the only reasonable and logical conclusion. ment, with a dozen or more in his company, that it was not the body of the medical mur ington, D. C., and *. /o are teachers in the “disability resulting from wounds received in improved and tbe balance of tbe 1895 pack As to No. 9 above, however, it may as well be public schools of Raleigh, N. C. line of duty,” he bas served in several mili was disposed of at prices ranging from $2.50 and denied that the remains were those of derer.” Then, referring to reports that dismissed with a few words, in passing. Coolidge, said that the corpse weighed 180 Coolidge escaped and had been seen in Cali All these teachers, fur the most -p^rt, have tary capacities, among them , as Adjutant- Copeland’s Bazar to $2.75 per case, the average being above That communication is to be charged to the been before their classes for the entire school General of the Wisconsin National Guard, $2.50. A very small number of packers re lbs., with large hands and feet, etc. The fornia, the Observer adds: “Then the an present writer. It was written with no de committee who made the final examination nouncement of the marriage of Miss Coolidge year. from which he retired a few months ago, and 398 MAIN STREET. mained outside the stock company, but the sign of permanent misleading, but to empha only two days later found the body to weigh and the prison warden confirmed the belief Constantly giving of their nervous energy he has been bard at work with his pen. His influence of this movement was beneficial in size the position that such a pretended solu and mental power, it is not surprising that huejt work, “Corporal Fred's ('oiummission,” many ways, andy if it had been completed only 133 lbs. This shows either that Dr. that Coolidge had escaped.” tion of the mystery—however preposterous Mann's judgment was not to he trusted or Now, if all the confirmation of the theory they are exhausted und look exhausted too. which began serial publication in Harper’s earlier it would have saved this valuable in the fabricatipn—was no more untenable, and, The Summer school takes them in band; Round Tab’.- of July 20, is described as an dustry from the demoralization which ruled that he must have exhumed the wrong body. that Coolidge escaped is as absurdly false and in the absence of any evidence in either case, Ab to the “half hundred” of Coolidge’s without shadow of foundation as the story here arc fountains from which they can exciting tale of a young militiaman’s adven early iu 1896. The depressed condition of quite as much entitled to credence as the drink. They are no longer givers but receiv tures during the railroad riots—a theme of the market served to curtail the 1896 pack, “friends and neighbors” who failed to recog that Warden Carr married a sister of Cool assertion that a plot was concocted and suc nize the corpse—even if this were literally idge, then that theory hangs on a slender ers. The vital powers of the mind regain great interest at tbi: ’ime. 1896 TAXES which will not exceed 700,000 cases, or cessfully carried out tc smuggle a corpse into their elasticity. The change of air and scene about two-thirds of the pack of 1895. The true—it is not to be presumed that half a doz thread indeed. Benj. Carr, Warden of the Some surprise was caued by a publisher’s the prison and pass it off as tbe body of en of them had seen Coolidge since an indefi Maine Prison at tbe time of Coolidge’s death refreshes and invigorates that sum of mind, announcement of a book by the son of bulk of the 1896 goods were sold at low Coolidge. soul and body which we call the entire being. prices and under the influence of a short crop nite period before the murder, and when it is and for ten years previous, married first in Louisa Alcott, who was supposed to have re M ust Be Paid If tbe question, “Did Coolidge die in the remertihered that Coolidge had been dead Palermo (from which town became to Thom With renewed spirits these teacher students mained unmarried. The publishers now ex and small stock on band, prices are im Maine state prison?” were submitted to a law proved. thirty-eight days and that his body had been aston) and had eight children by his first pursue tbe course they elect. If they find plain the mystery. “Miss Alcott was never court, or to an umpire or referee, to be de buried and exhumed three times, besides be wife, who died April 22, 1848, a few weeks that their work, during tbe past, has been 111 married; but that does not prevent uer from In the sardine season of 1897 for the first cided according to the ordinary rules of evi touch with what the master minds of the I am expecting the Tax Book for three months the market has been extremely ing transported on a vehicle 50 miles across after Coolidge come to the prison. In March having a son. It is not even a ’new woman’ dence, and upon whatever testimony should the country, I submit that the testimony of 1849, two months before Coolidge’s death, educational world consider the best, they re fad. Did you never hear of a person adopt dull and prices have ruled low in sympathy be found admissible in the items named above, joice; if they find that it has not been, val 1897 in a few days. Last year’swith all other commodities, especially in the “half a dozen” persons who had seen him Mr. Carr married Mrs. Nancy McLellan, of ing a son to inherit the same rights ahd . the case would doubtless be summed up and daily for several months preceding his death, Thomaston, a widow, who survived him, (Mr. iantly and hopefully they plan for the future. property of a natural son?” canned goods line. At the present time un disposed of substantially as fallows: The Rockland colony coniists of four taxes must be paid immediately. I der the influence of a decreased stock and and who saw his body immediately after Carrdyingjan.11, 1854) and subsequently Besides the remarkable American Railway The aflimative offers: The affidavit of Benj. death, is better evidence as to identity than married Hon. Thomas O’Brien. These facts teachers, two of whom are taking the com am obliged to be a t the oiHce m ost regular Spring trade, prices have advanced Carr, warden of prison, who testifies that he story by Rudyard Kipling published in the the doubtful opinions of these “friends and are taken from the genealogical tables in plete course of drawing. This course is un Fiction August number of their Magazine, materially and the old stock is being cleaned received V. P. Coolidge into the prison on der the direction of Henry T. Bailey, super of the time aud if you do not call up more than usual. In fact the present neighbors.” Eaton’s History, published in 1865. Whether the Scribners—whose subscription edition of March 28, 1848, that he knew him to be the Then, as to the claim of a strange corpse any sister of Coolidge came to Thomaston to visor of drawing for the state of Massachu holdings are smaller than they have been any person tried for the murder of Mathews, the Kipling bo"ks, by tbe way, is now nearly promptly an ofBcer will call on you. being smuggled into the prison and repre reside, I do not know, but regard it as highly setts, assisted by Fred II. Daniels and Miss completed—will have a very interesting rep year for the last five years. This speaks well having seen him in court; that he saw his Carrick, supervisors of drawing in Natick and for tbe industry or for the consumption of sented to those not in the plot to be the body improbable [Col. Allen can undoubtedly in resentation of Mr. Kipling’s work within the Tbis is both annoying and expensive. dead body in the cell. May 18, 1849; wit of Coolidge. Neither Dr. Perkins nor any form your readers as to tbis point] but it is Warren respectively. French, German and the goods, and, with the enforcement of the nessed an autopsy upon tbe same body the coming year. In the Christmas number of other contributor to tbis discussion has pre certain that no relative was in Thomaston at Botany arc studied by the third aud Eng the present year they will publish a particu law which is now upon the Maine statutes, it following day; gave it decent burial, disinterred lish Literature and High School Methods by is reasonable to expect that a higher grade of sented or suggested any evidence tending to tbe time of his death and that no “acquain larly notable poem that is said to rival in tbe same body on the 21st and delivered it to give credence to this claim. The difficulty of tances went to the prison” and saw and failed the fourth. goods and a more uniform pack will be tbe tbe brother of Coolidge who readily recogni zed freshness and vigor the famous “McAndrew's T. E. SIMONTON. carrying out such a plot was indicated in the to identify the body. Warden Carr, as ap Recreation is fully provided for by the H y in n a n d later on another short story of result. Dealers and consumers will be bene it and swears it was the body of the person kindly, courteous and ably management. fited and pleased by this improvement, and anonymous communication referred to as No. pears from his affidavit, “notified Coolidge’s Mr. Kipling’s will appear in their magazine. sent to prison as V. P. Coolidge. The affida 9 abave. When we consider tbe positive father, within a few minutes after his death, by There is a course of popular entertainments at the same time it will curtail the produc vit of Dr. Benj. Buxton, prison inspector, who tion to a point which will forbid any chance character of the affidavit! of Warden Carr, a hasty, ill-written letter, banded tbe stage given in Union Chapel; public receptions iu testifies positively that the body seen by him Dr. Buxton, Dr. Rose and Deputy Sheriff driver to he mailed on the way to Bath,” and the Methodist tabernacle and in tbe auditor of an overstocked market, and, with an av in Coolidge’s cell on tbe 18th of May and YOUH FAVORITE POEM erage catch it is hardly probable that there Ynunu.and of tbe declara'ior.s of Col. Allen and as there was no railroad connection, it was ium connected with the Institute; band con upon which he made a post mortem examin Mr. O'Brien (all of whom except Dr. Buxton impouible for friends of Coolidge to reach certs; excursions to Gay Head, Nantucket, W elt Fitting will be any accumulation of goods to be held ation tbe following day, was tbe body of V. Ilure will hu prlnlwd the old povuis that have da- over during the winter of ’98. saw Coolidge on tbe day before his death) only the prison before tbe interment, on the day Wood’s IIoll and other places ol interest; lighted I ho world for generations; and those of P. Coolidge. The affidavit of Daniel Rose, one of two conclusions is possible. Either following the death. The brother, E. P. drives to Vineyard Haven and Edgartown, modern birth that soom worth proeorvlng. Headers It has been proven beyond any question prison physician, who testified that be saw aio Invited to send lu their favorite poems. G l o v e s that these goods can be produced at a price the body found in the cell on the morning of Coolidge, who recognized and received the and so forth and so on. Coolidge 'be day following bis commitment to May iSth was that of V. P. Coolidge, or else body, when it was disinterred, three days The recreation most in favor is bathing; a which defies competition by any canned fish prison and as often as twice a week up to the two-minute walk from Agassiz Hall brings which can be put upon the market. It can all of these six gentlemen perjured them after death, had evidently lost no time in per Antony uud Clooputru. are highly prized by tbe ladies. time of his death; that he last taw him al^ye selves and were accessory to the plot of Cool forming his sad mission. one to a fine beach. Here, every day from not be said that there is any profit in manu May 17, 1849, at 5 o’clock p. m., aud saw bis I am dying, Egypt, dying, Ours ure not only well tilting, but are factunng sardines at the preicnt price, yet it idge’s escape. To say that either of these six Dr. Perkins says iu his first communication 11.30 to 12.30, a large number from the Ebbs tho orlmauu life.tide feat, dead body on tbe morning of the following school with a goodly delegation from Cottage Aud tbe dark Hutoulan shadows stylish and cheap iu price. Our chil is the medium by which a great deal of busi gentlemen could be imposed upon by a on thia subject (April, ’92—No. 5 above) : day not more than 20 minutes after death and strange corpse, procured at a distance and “Thirty-five years ago iu California the belief City coquet with the briny. Both the lookers- Gather on the eveulug blast; dren’s Kid Gloves have been marked ness can be done in our seacoast towns and that be made the post mortem examination Let thine arms, 0 Queeu, enfold mo, the eastern counties of Maine, and tbe com smuggled into the prison, aud deceived into was universal among Maine people that Dr. on and the participators seem to gather a Hush thy eobs aud bow thiuw war; down front $1.00 to 60 cents. Ladies with Dr. Buxton on the 19th. Tbe affidavit recognizing it as tbe body of a man with V. P. Coolidge was then living iu that state.” great deal of amusement from the sport. Listen to the un ul heart secrets, munities are very much benefited by tbe dis of Alex Young, testifying that he brought V. Thou, uud thou alone, must bear. White Chamois Gloves marked down tribution of so much money at a time when whom they had been perfectly familiar in The Tuolumne Independent article says: “In And tbe young and the old and the fat and P. Coolidge to the prison on the 28th of March life and whom they bad seen in health only 1852 Coolidge took the sinali pox. Mrs. tne lean are mingled aud together are seen. to 69 cents. Come in aud see them. it is so much needed. 1848; that he saw him as often as once a Though thy scarred sud veteran legions This valuable industry is subjected to many a few hours before, is too imbecile a theory Parker nursed him through his illness. He The bicycle is now classed not as a luxury Boar their eaalos high uo more, week while he was iu prison; that Coolidge but as a necessity. Cottage City is surely the Aud my wreck’d and scatter'd galleys unfavorable influences. Many plans bave to be given credence by a rational human died and was buried on the hillside above Straw dark Actluw's fatal shore, died in prison on tbe i8tb of May; that he being. And to conclude that all these six Springfield.” If we accept this statement, bicyclers' paradise; its forty miles of level been under consideration to put the business saw the body soon after death and was pres Though uo glittering guards surround me, on a more sound basis. Strikes and cuts in gentlemen could be bribed into complicity then Coolidge bad been dead five years st the concrete roads are virtually covered with men, Prompt to do their master's will, ent at tbe autopsy, and that tbe body was with such a criminal plot is equally prepos time when Dr. P. states that tbe “belief was women and children propelling the bicycle. 1 must perish like a Uomau, THE LADIES’ STORE labor contribute to discourage and demoral Lie the great Tilumvlr still. that of V. P. Coolidge. The affidavit of Rev. terous. As to tbe prison chaplain and ex universal” that he was living in California It is no uncommon sight to see fifty “bikes” ize tbe manufacturer. Low prices do not J. Washburn, chaplain of tbe prison for 24 chaplain, I have not included them with the aud it will be noticed that tbe Independent's in a group at Agassiz Hall. Let uet Caesar's ssrvllo miuloos /W>fs. E. f . Crockett, stimulate the packer to improve the quality years, up to October, 1848, and who had seeu of bis goods. This industry is conliued to the six persons above named as there is no evi version allows but three years to cover the Cottage City is truly, as its lovers say down Mock tho llou thus laid low; Coolidge 8 or 10 times since the last deuce as to when they last saw Coolidge be yonder io tbe faberuacle, “a summer resort ot ’Twaa no foe man's aim that fell'd him, Spofford Block, Rockland. coast of Maine and could be made to pay a named date—who testifies that be saw Cool whole of Coolidge’s California career. If, *Twaa hie own that struck the blow; fore bis death; but io the case of both of however, all of the Independent's facts are of high moral aud intellectual character.” But life who, pillow'd ou tuy bosom, great profit, and goods to the amount of idge in his coffin and had not a shadow of a $3,000,000 could annually he consumed in them it was within a few days; they knew a piece with tbe explicit statement that Rockland leads it, as it leads the world, be Turn’d usido from glory's ray, doubt of his identity. The affidavit ot Rev. him perfectly well and it is in the highest “shortly after tbe body which bad been sub cause it’s Home. Anna E. Coughlin. Ills who, diuuk with thy caresses, tbis country if the business could be carried E. Freeman, prison chaplain, who testified Madly threw a world away. on under improved methods. The law passed degree improbable that either of them could stituted fur that of Coolidge was buried the T that he saw the body of Coolidge in prison tihould tho base plebeian rabble B e s t by tbe Maine Legislature during tbe last ses have beeu deluded into recognizing a strange warden of the prisou married Coolidge’s and saw it buried. All these affidavits are in corose as that of Coolidge. sister,” your readers will know how much be hare assail my usme at Home, sion should be enforced to help tbis industry proper form, dully attested, and are admitted Where my uoble spouse,Octavia, out of its present dilemma. It is of too much * Mr. I. J. Burton in his communication (No. lief to accord them. W ee pa within her widow'd homo, as competent evidence. The affirmative also 3 above) speaks of a statement made to him 1 have uo doubt of Dr. Perkins’ honest be beck her; say the gods beer witness— i n O u r importance to tbe state at large to have this, otters the oral testimony of Col. S. If. Altars, augurs, circling wings - one of Maine’s greatest industries, suffer as it by a schoolmate of Coolidge (whose name is lief in tbe theory which he advocates, but Allen, an overseer at the prison at the time of not given, however J who said be would know when be says (in No. 5 above) that “it nas That her blood, with mine commingled, suffers today. It is not only tbe packer who Coolidge’s death, who testihes that he knew I Yet shall mount the throne of kings. suffers, but tbe operatives and the business Coolidge’s body from a certaiu birthmark and been aud still is the custom of those who L i n e Coolidge well, was with him tbe night he died, from the fact that a piece had been cut from Aa lor thee, sU •.y«t t,U w >, men as well, as one is dependent on the deny Coolidge’s escape to browbeat the wit f t . uf ill. N il., assisted in laying out tbe body and also iu tbe end of one thumb. I bis person is re nesses and set naked assertion against a strik Glorious son other to a certain extent, and what is lost to burying it, and never entertained the slightest j Light the puib , B ij.i.u hurrur. The Best Tobacco one is lost to the other. doubt that it was the body of Coolidge. Tbe | ported to have said, “When tbe body was to ing array ot positive and circumstantial adore ol thy smile Best Brands of Cigars be taken up 1 was one ot the committee, and evideuce,” he makes a very incorrect aud in row us and arches, verbal testimony of Hon. E. K. O’Brien, who , Let his brow he laurel twine; Best Quality of Pipes Last Summer one of our grand children started for tbe grave with no other thought consistent statement. Where and who are 1 can acorn the louatv’s triumphs, was a guard at tbe prisou at the time of Cool than that of finding Coolidge, but when we the “witnesses” that have beeu browbeaten? Best Assortment of Goods was sick with a severe bowel trouble,” says idge’s death and who testifies that he saw ■ Triumphing vu like thl Best Kind of Treatment 26 Mrs. E. G. Gregory of Frederickstown, Mo. came to tbe family burying yard,neatly fenced Dr. Perkins does not claim to be a witness Coolidge very often while alive, that he saw 1 in from a pasture, we were shown a grave on K. (lyiag, “Our doctor’s remedy bad failed, then we I (any more than does the writer, who has liargi the Insulting fovn the body three times, was present at the au the pasture side at tbe doctor’s grave. Tbit browbeaten nu one) and he bas not presented Sfcu, tried Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera aud Diar topsy and that there is not a question of doubt j They an ..shgd «uU,.u rhoea Remedy, which gave very speedy re I excited my suspicion aud when we examined a single witness in the course of the discus H o w a r d C i g a r C o . that tbis was the body of V. P. Coolidge. I A h i 1 I the lief.” For sale by H. L. Robbins, Union, tbe body I found no birthmark, but two per sion. The nearest he comes to it is the The testimony is direct, unequivocal and com fect thumbs.” Now as tbe committee who I tin g s D. B. Cobb & Son, Searsmont, and Warren pel* | nt and is admitted. statement (No. 5 above) that among the 404 MAIN STREET. Pham acy. made the examination on the 27th of Juue “many men” he had met iu California who ell! F >r the negative it is claimed that when 1made and signed a report identifying the re- -william Haines Lyll Continued On SMS;
THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1897
The pessimistic utterances of news BUCKSPORT'S SEMINARY GREAT INSURANCE RECORD The Courier-Gazette. papers and statesmen tn Spain on rw/cf-A-wef* account of the Cuban rebellion show President Hutchinson’s Selection As Presi i »uaBfv unrx nTfm rn '* Onr readers will notice in another column dent An Exceedingly Hnppy One. If The New Woman the statement of the Travelers Ins. Co., for the that at last the truth is starting to make ALL THE HOME NEWS The East M.ine Conference Seminary at six months, ending July I, 1897. The pro itself known in that country. From Bnckaport will open it» door, for theFall term gress made by this company is something re Published every Tuesday and Saturday morning from the beginning of the insurrection the and school year on Monday, Aug. 30. The markable and few people in 'bis section of 469 Main Street, Rockland, Maine Madrid Government has taken especial outlook for the future is very encouraging to Will Bring Her Old Man the state realize that the Travelers is one of the tru.tee. and friends of the institution and the largest Life Insurance cc mpanies in this BY THE ROCKLAND PUBLISHING CO. pains to misrepresent the situation in although the resignation of Prof. A. F. Chase To our store we will proceed to make a new man ot country in the point of assets and amount of Cuba, manufacturing or magnifying was a mattet of the deepest regret the (elect- business written; the reason for this is, that NEWSPAPER HISTORY Spanish military successes, and sup tion of the president-elect gives every promise him. There is nothing that so measures a man’s worth in ’.his locality its accident policies are best The Rockland Gaiette was established In 1846. In of being a most happy choice. known. 1874 the Courier was established, and consolidated with pressing all aoconnts of insurgent in the eyes of those he meets as the clothes he wears. the Gaaette in 1882. The Free Press was established At the regular meeting of the trustees the Its plans of life insurance are entirely differ In i8ss, and in 1891 changed its name to the Tribune. victories. Weylor’s absurd pretenses first of July a long list o( candidates were pre Just now we are offering at reduced prices a line ol ent than anything sold by other companies, The union Times was established in 1892. The three that certain districts in the island were sented for the vacant office at the head of the and they are daily increasing in popularity papers consolidated March i t , ’897. school. After a session of many hours it was unusually fine, dressy sack suits fashioned from the among the people who have looked into them. “pacified,” and that thousands of finally voted to leave the matter to a com Subscriptions $2 per year in advance; single copies W hose Clot hes are Everything is guaranteed and no estimates three cents. troops were about to he sent homo mittee of three, who at a later meeting in are given. Advertising rates based upon circulation and very were published in all the Spanish Boston unanimously elected Prof. W. A. Yon Wearing? Best Scotch Few people realize the magnitude of the reasonable. Hutchinson of Pennington Seminary, New business of the Travelers Ins. Co. in all their Communications upon topics of general interest are papers, and probably found ready •olicited. Jersey. The action of the committee was for departmenti; it probably does more business Entered at the postoffice at Rockland for circulation credence for a time. The tact, how mally confirmed at a special meeting of the in the Uoited States than any other insurance at second-class postal rates. ever, that the Insurgents refused to t.aitees held at Grace church vestry in Ban C h e v io ts company. It paid in its Accident Depart gor, Thursday afternoon. Fifty Years Ago. ment its three-hundred-thousand accident accept ktlie “reforms” which Spain Prof. Hutchinson is thirty-three years of $ This la the way it waa bound to look claim, and the comparison of these figures Circulation 6,000 Each Issue promised, coupled with the further age and a native of Delaware. He is a grad When grandfather had his "picter took.** with other accident policies will prove inter fact that Spain has been trying to uate of Dickinson college and has tbe degree These were the shadows cast before esting to thote holding accident policies. The of A. M. from his alma-mater. He did one and Worsteds. next largest competitor of the Travelers has The Republicans have been in power make loans to pay the expense of send The coming of Conjurer Daguerre year of post graduate work at Chicago Uni And his art; like a girl in a pinafore paid seventy thousand claims; the next largest four months, and can already claim ing more troops to the island, have versity and also took a short course at Har They are elegantly made with Some day to bloom to a goddess fair. competitor has paid some sixty thousand that (hey are giving the country a busi opened the eyes of the Spanish people vard. He began his teaching in the public fine serge linings, sewed through Men certainly were not as black, we know claims. The fix largest competitors together schools and has been four years at Penning- ▲a they pictured them, 50 years ago. have not paid as many claims within several ness men’s administration. to the real situatiou. When the masses ton being assistant vice-principal for three out with silk and designed by the ibouktnd as the Travelers. Taking purely in Spain learn, as they are beginning years. finest artists in the business. Our American companies their accident premiums Onr exports last year went beyond to do now, that the chances of subdu Dr. Houlon the president of the institution together would not eaual the accident prem for twenty years endorses Prof. Hutchinson Ayer’s Sarsaparilla iums received by the Travelers annually; the billion dollar mark. Professors of ing the rebellion are hopeless the prices place them within your as the best all round man he ever had under began to make new men, Just therefore, it is not singular that some people reach at $7-85, $8.85, $10, $12,$15. think that all the Travelers do is accident in discouragement are compelled to fight Madrid Government’s difficulties will him and regards him as an exceptionally fine as the new pictures of men shy of the statistics of 1897. grow graver than they have hitherto disciplinarian. « surance. President George E. Reed of Dickinson began to be made. Thousands Mr. Batterson, the present president of the been. College in his endorsement of the candidate of people fronted the camera Travelers, was the originator of accident in “Everything comes to him who regards him as an honor to his alma-mater with skins made clean from surance in this country and the Travelers was and one of tbe finest young men ever turned J. F. Gregory^ Son the first company to write accident business THE ANNUAL PICNIC blotch and blemish, because knows how to wait.” Secretary out by that college. He is also recommended (commenced business in 1863,) and the great Sherman gave no evidence of annoy by Dr. Chas. H. Payne, Dr. Morris W. Prince, ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. they had purified the blood prosperity they have enjoyed is largely due mploycrt and Bmployed^of tli© C o u rler- ance over the malicious publications President Harper of Chicago University and Under Farwell Opera House. Rockland with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. It to their prompt payment of losses and honor liaz.et to’Spend I'lonsantgDay'at Oakland. many others. able methods towards their policy holders. about his mental capabilities, which is as powerful now as then. Next to its weekly ;pay day, the event to He has charge of the normal department of Its record proves it. Others Bird <& Barney, Syndicate Building, of this have been going the rounds since his which The Courier-Gazette force looks for the Sunday school and Cnautauqua Assembly EDWIN LIBBY POST S CANNON imitate the rem edy ; they city, are State Agents. ■election as Secretary of State, but ward to is its annual picnic. The “office picnic” at Ocean Grove, N. J., now in session, and is TIME to stop became a fixed institution about io years ago a most assiduous woiker in his line and also can’t im itate the record: has, in a single blow, with bis splendid When the schooner Addie Schlfer, Capt. and has proved such an enjoyable custom in tbe educational department of the Epworth A thing which entertained the passengers 50 Years of Cures, THAT CONVENTION AT NOBLEBORO and forceful letter to Ambassador that the idea of giving it up would not be en League. F. E. Aylward, arrives in port in a few days on a B. & A. train southbound, the other day, Hay on the fur-seal .question, put an tertained for a moment. Mrs. Hutchinson is the daughter of Rev. she will have on board a couple of howitzirs was a glaring sign, hung to the rear of a seat This year it was held Wednesday of tbe B. B. Loomis, Ph. D. of Troy. N. V., and is a with shells, which are to ornament the lawn All is going well in the preparations for the end to the miserable attacks upon him in one of the day coaches and r ea d in g W e’re The trial of a woman on the charge of present week and Oakland was the scene of graduate of Mt.Holyoke College and Syracuse west of the Gtand Army Hall on Limerock Just Married.” A young man and a young big mass Sunday School Convention to bt which, of course, have been prompted the gathering. Supt. Hawken had kindly University completing|her studies with several and Union streets. The following letter ex railing and brawling is happily of rare occur held on the Nobleboro campground on Aug. woman, both somewhat rosy and worried in rence ih Maine, but such an one came oft at by hostiliv to the McKinley adminis provided a special car for the transportation post-graduate courses which with extensive plains itself: looks, occupied the seat. They were just wed 11. A fine band has been engaged to be on of the merrymakers and the regular travel in Europe has given her a broad edu Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr., House of Rep Belfast, this week, The woman was accused the grounds durirg the day. Among the tration and its Secretary of Slate. No and were the victims of another one of those of berating her neighbors in a loud and angry patrons of the road stared in astonishment cation and culture. She has taught at Fort resentatives, Washington, D. C.—Sir: In silly aggregations of hairbrained youths and many fine speakers Senator Wm. P. Frye and more vigorous document had emanated when the motorman and conductor did not Edward Institute, N. Y., and at Pennington. compliance with your recommendation of the voice on several occasions and at last taking Gov. Powers are expected. maidens who thought it very amusing to make her stand opposite a veranda where several from the State Department in many heed their frantic gestures but kept the car Mrs. Hutchinson it an artist of recognized jth instant, ou papers in the case, I have the exhibitions of then-selves at the home station Rev. L. G. March will have charge of the honor to inform you that the commanding people were sitting and hurling invectives and years and it is a gratification to every and its enthusiastic occupants headed directly ability and with her husband takes much in and to arrange a thoroughly uncomfortable singing. He will have many fine singers ti> for Oakland and bent upon getting there as terest in Epworth League work especially in officer of the New York Arsenal, Governor’s insults at one of the women there for a quar assist him. He will sing several solos, being beginning for the wedding journey of the ter of an hour or more. At last patience gave American citizen both because of its though life depended. No time was lost after tbe Junior department. Prof, and Mrs. Island, N. Y., has this day been instructed to happy pair. It is almost time for the death a fine singer himself. Several fine prizes will ringing American tone and also be Carrie had been taken aboard and in due time Hutchinson will arrive at Bucksport about issue to Gen. ,. P. Ciliey, Commander of out and she was haled before a justice where be given the schools having the largest per of this strangely senseless practice. If there is several neighbors testified against her and cause it disposes of these malicious the picnickers had landed at the pavilion, Aug. I. The trustees count themselves Edwin Libby Pott, No. 16, G. A. R., Rock any time in life when people should be allowed centage of their membership on the grounds. which, through the kindness of tbe owners, highly favored, alio, that they are able to re land, Me., two 8-inch howitzers and forty to- she was sentenced to 30 days in the house of Full printed particulars will be sent to all the an untroubled and agreeable way of their own, correction from which she appealed and fur statements affecting the personality of was placed at their disposal. tain the services of AmandalVilson of Bangor inch shells, under act of May 22, 1896. Tbe Sunday schools in the three counties. It is that time is on the day of their wedding jour nished $100 bail. the chief official of the McKinley ad The party then divided itself into two as preceptress and also of Prof. Fred C. Ball commanding officer of the arsenal has also ney, a thing which comes to most but once. hoped that all the pastors and superintendents ministration. forces, one of which remained at the pavilion as bead of the commercial department in been instructed to communicate with Gen. It is to only the unlearned and the ill-bred in the three counties will give the notice on to provide dinner and another which pro which line be has but few equals in the coun Ciliey relative to payment of transportation the next two Sabbaths, and that all will unite that this bridal notoriety is anything but a A Bath girl who has just returned from the duced from divers mysterious places fishing try. Two new teachers, Prof. Archie S. Har charges, etc. Respectfully, painful and intolcrablcnuisance.—Lin O. Type in making this tbe largest convention ever The croakers who complained of gear enough to supply a whole fleet on the riman, Bowdoin ’97 and Miss Marion P. D. W. Flagler, Christian Endeavor convention in California, held on the grounds. Will all who can carry in Bangor Commercial. tells the Independent that tbe minute she an ecretary’s Seward's course because grand banks. The tide was up however and Stover, Wellesley ’95,are new acquisitions and Brig. Gen. Chief of Ordnance. flowers and help tbe committee to decorate bad it not been for tbe splendid effort of A, bring to their respective departments modern nounced that she came from Maine, two peo the stand and its surroundings? All denoroi ’ paid seven millions for A'aska ple grasped her by the hands and two more II. Jones, who landed a solitary pollock, the and up-to-date methods and considerable ex A Lincoln County Case. nations are united in this grand wotk. Don’t mowed about as little wisdom as the party would have been goose-egged. Later perience as teachers. In the music depart Clirla. Toole's Ambitious Scheme. around the waist, and when they left her she miss this good time. A decision has been received from the Law was loaded down with beautiful flowers which in the day another attempt was made and this raent, Miss Ada M. Fcrnald returns from a The hose race by electric light, for which croakers today who have been insist- Court in an important Lincoln county case had been picked expressly for the pilgrims time the best of success attended their efforts, year’s studies with eminent teachers. Chris Toole, the Bangor sportsman, was trying ing.that nothing but the free and arising over the taxation of the estate of the from the East. To be from Maine is recom A lteal Catarrh Cure A complete new equipment of modern rifles to arrange seems to have fallen through. The thanks to the learned advice of the piscatorial late Gen. Samuel J. Bridge of Dresden. The mendation enough in some places. unlimited coinage of silver would bring editor. Charles Orbeton was high line with and accoutrements will shortly be issued to race was to have been open to hose compan assessors who had already in April, 1894, as The 10 cent trial size of Ely’s Cream Balm back|prosperity to the United States, 35 handsome hsh and is highly elated with the school by the state and instruction in mil ies of eastern Maine and would have brought sessed the estate at $8,800,levied a supplemen which can be head of tbe druggist is sufficient together the Senators of Ellsworth, state to demonstrate its great mesit. Send 10 Alaska has already brought to the his abilities although Mrs. Orbeton, who was itary tactics wilt be resumed in charge of the tal tax upon $359,503.04, being the full Last Summer one of our grand-children an on-looker, is real sure that the duckings he veteran and unequalled drill master Lieut. champions, and the speedy Orioles ol Bar amount of the inventory less the $8,800 cents. We will mail it. Full size 50 c. United States many dollars more thau was sick with a severe bowel trouble,” says got from the surf will forever end the useful CoL S. P. LaGros. Dr. Horace E. Snow, Harbor, who won first honors this year at assessed the previous April, and made the Mrs. E. G. Gregory of Frederickstown, Mo. ELY BROS., 57 Warren St., N. Y. City. it cost us in its fur-seal industry, aud ness of his wearing apparel. Our old friend prominent Bucksport citizen has been elected Bath’s Fourth of July races. The Senators assessment against “Samuel J. Bridge, estate “Our doctor’s remedy had failed, then we Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking and to a great extent loss of hearing. By the use uowit has developed the richest gold Johnnie Walker blew in on the scene while a member of the board of trustees. were getting in shape for practice,but nothing of,” making a tax of $78,369.83, nearly equal tried Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar- fishing operations were at Height and During vacation a general renovation will further being heard of the race, they have to the entire tax of the town for the year. This rhcea Remedy, which gave very speedy re of Ely’s Cream Balm dropping of mucus has mine in the world. Thisenormous gold stopped training. Tney will soon begin prac ceased, voice and hearing have greatly im volunteered to show the force how to fish. take place in and about the buildings under the executor declined to pay.Tbe case was re lief.” For sale by 11. L. Robbins, Union, proved.—J. W. Davidson, Att’y at Law, Mon find within our own territory, coupled His bait, prepare'1 for the occasion, disap the direction of the steward, Rives Mitchell, tice for tbe muster at tbe New England fair, ported to tbe law court in April, 1896, and a D. B. Cobb & Son, Searsmont, and Warren with the fact that the gold mines of peared strangely, however, and we had to be and the school will be ready to take on new Rigby. decision has just been rendered in favor of Pharmacy. mouth, III. satisfied with some big bites. John W. life as it were. the defendant on the ground that in April the thej world are producing this year Tbumas also developed a great capacity for Tbe financial condition is healthy and the The Thirty-fourth Annual New England assessors had estimated the value of the per more than ever iu history and that cunner-catching, and his friends who only plans for tbe futuie as outlined by the trustees Fair, to be held at Portland during the week sonal estate, as a whole. They could not after we are going to draw great quantities surmised the fact before are now sure that he will keep the institution on a sate and possibly beginning August 16, promises to be by far ward enlarge that estimate under form of a must be the John Thomas who caught so paying basis. supplemental assessment. They had omitted of gold from abroad in pay-pent of the biggest exhibition ever given by the Your First Shoe many mackerel last Sunday. The female Tbe school otters every advantage to stud Society. $30,000 are offered in premiums,the nothing in April; they then taxed the per our splendid crops, for which high portion of the picnickers did not have much ents ot limited means and expenses may he entries are open to the world, and the list of sonal estate; they attempted to re-tax it in prices are predicted, promises a good success in the fishing line, but they assured made surprisingly low, it necessity. The cur attractions is larger and finer and contains November; they had no legal authority to do the writer (afterwards) that they didn’t think riculum is arranged with the utmost care and purchase from us will convince you that you have supply of money aud prosperity in more in the way ol novelty than any yet so. The supplementary assessment was un it right to catch the dear little things anyway. graduates earn their diplomas only by faithful presented. Portland is preparing to entertain authorized by law. The supplement tax was the United State', during the coming Two well organized games of scrub were and thorough work. a hundred thousand people. assessed to “Samuel J. Bridge, estate of.” received better value than you would expect for the year, aud indeed indefinitely. played during tbe day,
The prizes for the meet next month are It was a cold and rainy day Thurttd.y but EVERYBODY’S COLUMN TALK OF THE TOWN now on exhibition in J. F. Gregory & Son’a the ice cream business didn’t languish. Mrs. [)O YOU KNOW THAT window. New England Fair, Thurlow filled more out-of-town orders than Advert sements In thin column not to exceed W. B. Hills offer, his two night lunch The Congregational church organ ha, on any other day ol the Summer. five line* Inserted once for 25 cents, four tim es for wagon, for sale. been repaired and tuned tbi, week by C. P. The picnic (upper given by the Ladies Circle 60 cents. PORTLAND, ME. THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO., The registration board completed ita re Grave, of Portland.* of the Methodist church at the Beech street W a n te d . vision of tbe voting list, Thursday. Ruth, the three-year-old daughter of Mr. August 10, 17, 18,10, 20 and 21. parsonage, Wednesday evening, was the last A Howe scale has been placed in position and Mrs. W. H. Bird, fell the other day and of the season. It was well attended and netted OF HARTFORD. CONN., at the corner of Main and Rankin streets for broke her collar bone. a tidy sum. A N TED — Bov. and (Jlili lo anil S lbs. of Issues The BEST Life Insurance Contracts In the W orld. Tea and get a foil «lzed Hammock with Farrand, Spear & Co. The dividing lint between Spring and Fall An attempt upon the part of some person, W rillow . Sell 8 lb*, of Tea and get the D .l«y 4 UNEXCELLED ATTRACTIONS. wheeled Cert with seat, dMhcr and whip. This Is The ownert of the towboat Samuel B. Jones seem, to be a pretty abrupt one. Pray, where who is unfortunately unknown, to enter the NO DISAPPOINTMENT as to DIVIDENDS Averill house on State street, Tuesday night, a big bargain. OOOLD’S TEA STORE,68 Free St., have settled satisfactorily with the libellant, doe, our Summer come in ? EVERYTHING OUARANTEED In advance. Portland. 5O^57 and the U. S. Marahal's sale slated for yester Mrs. Underwood the chiropidist and mani Greatest Exhibit of Live Stock ever was nipped in the bud by the sudden discov day did not take place. cure has returned from her trip to Boston made in America. ery of the intruder. Premium Rates, Is to 25 Per Cent LESS >T.AIN HEWING W A N TED —Will be well Bird & Barney had $Soo insurance on the done at very reasonable rate*. Work called The heavy rain prevented full attendance at and can again be found at 16 School street. Finest Trolling and Pacing Program of than those of Old Line M utual Companies and returned. Addreea P .O .B o x 658, Rock - the Wight Philharmonic rehearsal Thursday Aflet tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Lord the Year, contents of the Mank dwelling which was set afire last week, S600 on Mr. Mank's belong, evening. The next rehearsal will occur will resume their positions as chorister and Daily Bicycle Races Including Grand Thursday of next week. organist in tbe First Baptist Choral Associa ings and }200 on those of Mra. Irving, who JULY I, 1897. ANTED —Everybody who owns a watch to Circuit Date. lived in the upper story. Cochran, Baker & know that Daniels the Jew*ler In the T h o ri. To accommodate the membeta of the Cen tion. W dike Hotel block will put In a new main sprlna for Firemen’s Keel Races. Cross bad the insurance on the house, $1200. T otal A sse ts...... 921.915,603 62 •1 . ______41tf tral Club who are going to muster, ladies J. W. Walker, the piano tuner, is on hi, Pulling Contest of unusual Interest. No aettlement has yet been made, pending an “ Liabilities...... 18,550,472 63 night will be observed next Friday night, in third week in the city, and keeps busy all the investigation. S u rp lu s lo Policy H o ld e rs...... 3,365,161 39 ANTED.—People to know that I do the very stead of the second Friday of tbe month. time. Order, can be left at tbi, office for Company of U. 8. Cavalry rivaling Wild beet of Upholstery and Farnlture repair- Mr. Walker’, service,. West Performance. Knox Lodge, I. O. O. F., is planning to go GAINS 6 MONTHS JANUARY TO JULY, 1897. W Ing, old furniture repollshed and make over matMr. and Mr,. James Wight, Mr. and Mra. G. to Crescent Beach next Thursday where it tresses N.T. MURRAY,Sea street. M.Iiarney and Mrs. Horace Little attended the Letters have been received in this city an North Atlantic 8quadron in Harbor. Tu A sset...... 1,018,949 00 TftStfAprSO will have a pleasant outing in honor of the Maine Featival concert at Bath Wednesday nouncing the birth in Ballard Vale, Mass., of Balloon Ascensions and Parachute 24th anniversary of its initiation. Capt. A. J. III S u r p lu s ...... 388,737 03 /"lIR LSfor general housework, nurses nnd the evening. It was an excellent entertainment, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Parkhurst. Jum ps Crockett is the committee on transportation Iu Insurnuce lu fyree (Life Department only) ...... 1,679,918 00 ( T nursery can obtain Brst-clane places by apply* with a large audience. Mr,.Parkhurst was formerly Miss Maud Hodg- Wormwood's Trained Dogs. particulars. ing at the Intelligence office of M R8.R.U.H EDG ES, don who has frequently visited here. 7 Grove Street, Rockland. 48. George Young, while riding a bicycle on Monkey Theatre. Fellows have the privilege of inviting their T3II1T> Ac B A R N E Y 7 Main street, near “Frank’s Place,” ran into a People have been admiring the fine letter Trained Bear, Badger and Ant Eater. wives and families. water ahut-off, Tuesday, and took a header. ing on the big bill board near J. Fred Hall', SYNDICATE BLOCK, HOCK LAND, ME., STATE AGENTS F o r S a le . Air Ship taking man aloft. People who were out after midnight Tues The bicycle was a fit subject for a fantastic shop, advertising the attractions at Oak Hill day morning, and were looking toward the OR SA LE—Richardson Yacht Emma and all parade when he picked it up. grove. The work i, by Thomas Gilmore, and Salem Cadet Band. east saw a big meteor let go its hold on infi WITH THE CHURCHES fittings Including mooring at Bay Point. a handier man with the brush is hard to find F A lso 2 first-class rowboata. Been In use only two Up the bay to the Northport campgrounds Band and Orchestra Concerts, nite space and come swinging s mthward at and Islesboro, is the delightful Sunday trip in these parts. seasons, at a bargain. Apply to GEO. B. W ARD- Greatest and Moat Expensive Fair of the rate of ten miles a second, letting off Preaching at the Pint Baptist church WKLL, 84 Crescent Bt., Rockland. 47*50 advertised by steamer Governor Bodwell for Mayor A. W. Butler, City Solicitor S. 1897. fireworks and strewing blazing star splinters tomorrow. This will make one of the finest tomorrow morning will be by Rev. Dr. Butler, OR H ALE-100 cords fitted Hard W ood; 50 Thayer Kimball and a great many of the law See the Beat at cost of the Inferior. across the eastern heavens. The meteor had President of Colby University. SOMETHING cords fittedlinen Juniper• •Plne^ iuv, Split of the Summer trips of this popular steam yers are in attendance upon tbe law court at a red and dissipated-looking head and a vio rellF seasoned, for kindling sold ctaenp 1 need tbe boat. Portland this week. Mayor Butler went Special Rates by all Railroads. let-purple tall, while between the two extrem At the Congregational church tomorrow ■harfroorn. O. K. BICKNELL. 46 It is said that the attractions of the mid- there in the interest of the trust funds, the Ask for N. E Fair Excursion Ticket s ities were all the colors of the rainbow,—Port the pastor Rev. C. A. Moore will deliver the FOR OR HALE.—Dwelling house and lot with stable rate of which i, shortly to be determined. land Argus. annual sermon before the Tillson Light In and outbuildings connected, nearly two acres way at Rigby Park, Portland, during the week Admission 50 Cents. of the New England Fair, will excel in extent fantry. Friends of the company are cor ofF land with a never falling well of water near the The steamer Merryconeag will make an Must The rifle team of Co. II, Tillson Light In- dially invited to be present. The evening house, situated In the town o f Vlnnl Haven and and novelty anything of tbh aotl ever seen. excursion trip to Bangor tomorrow, leaving fantry, and that of Co, it, Portland Cadets, service at this church will be omitted during within one mllo of the postoffice, near the East The great show will be cosmopolitan in ita Tillson wharf at 7 o’clock, arriving in Bangor will have a match shoot this afternoon, the Boston quarry, so called. Will he sold at a bar Zion's Advocate of Portland has been pub the month of August. NOTHING gain, the reason tor selling Is ewlng to sickness. scope. in season tn allow tbe excursionists several local team shooting at the Rockland High lishing a series of paper, on “Christian Giving” For terms enquire of the owner on the premises, A meeting of the Penobscot Yacht Club hours in this up-to-date Maine city. The land range and the Portland team at its own CHARLES E. FORBES, or D . II. OLIDDK N, fare will be but 50 cent, and the boat should by Mrs. R. C. Hall of this city. FAMILY REUNIONS Vinal Haven, Main will he held at the club bouse on Tillson’s range in that city. Results will be swapped wharf today at ten o’clock in the forenoon. be crowded. Jacob Loring, the boat builder, shipped a by telegraph after the contest. The local kJ EW HOUSE FOR BALE at a bargain. N ot a couple specimen, of hi, best workmanship to The Sbibles' reunion will he held at Oak This is what you can N cheap made house but one thoroughly well At this meeting a full attendance is requested, Nelson Mullin, proprietor of the Mullin team will be made up as follows: Lieut. M, jilt. Neither labor nor expense has been spared Pensacola, Fla., this week, where they will be A. Rice, Sergt. A. C. McLoon, Privates, A. B. land, Wednesday, August 18. Picnic dinner. as the question of the continuation of tbe club House, North Haven, was in the city Thurs All relatives are invited. not get from everybody make It convenient, attract ve and home-llke will be discussed, and a way sought to settle day. Mr. Mullin i, a very busy man tbi, used by tbe government. Mr. Loring is Small, Philip Howard, E. E. Bond, Walter E. ithin and without. It has 8 rooms, spacious working on a cat boat for a Biddeford patty. Weeks, R. FI. Illackington, G. M. Barney, illways, bath room and several closeta It is the outstanding indebtedness and start anew, summer, his hotel being full of guests and the and it may seem strange easantly located In a good neighborhood at 18 eilher under the old organization or an entire cottages connected with it also filled. The Six great warships, the finest in the United Charles M. Wilson, A. S. Black; substitutes HORM Irch Bt., 80 rods from electrics, 275 rode from ly new one. Mullin House is one of tbe favorite, on the States Navy, and led by the flagship New Corp. W. C. Pooler and Private Albert M. . O. Address J N. FARNHAM. 82 Cedar Street. Hastings. 1'ACKAnD—Rookland, July 25, to Mr. and Mra. to you how we can do it. T83tf A pleasing event in connection with the Maine coast and does a steady business, with York will float in Portland Harbor during the Daniel A . Packard, a daughter. meeting of Limerock Council, K. C., Tuesday a long season. week of tbe New England Fair at Rigby Pensions have lately been granted through Booijkh— Waldoboro, July 20, to Mr. and Mra. We will tell you how WO story dwelling with ell and shed, stable Park. It will be the finest naval demonstra Ablort B . Boguos, a daughtor. aud small carriage house. House has 18 night, was the presentation to Martin Mc While in Boston Belle S. Ayers, M. D„ Gen. J. P. Ctlley's agency as follows; Joseph Orcutt—Kwan's Island, July 14,to Mr. nnd Mra. roomsT besides pantries, halls and shed; eight or Clusky of a fine French clock, a little gift that mane arrangements with a number of the tion ever seen on the New England coast. M. Davis of East Union, 7th unassigned Alfred Orcutt, a ton. we do it. You buy nine closets. Arranged for two families. Water Maine Infantry, original at $6 a month from Kdwahdh—Jackson, Mich., July, to Mr. and below and above, also on the outside of the house was especially appreciable in view of the eminent physicians to send their invalid The Pascal Association of the W. S. R. C. Mra. II. K. Edwards, a son. and In the stable. N ew ly painted last fall. Elec partnership into which Mr. McCluskey has patients to her for the Summer. Several of Knox county will hold its sixth annual May 28, 1896; George A. Sherman of this tric cars pass the door. Also a large lot on Waldo lately entered. The presentation was made applications have already been made. Room, meeting at G. A. R. Hall, Rockland, Wednes city, Co. E, Maine Coast Guards, original at ivr .zvn_:m m Avenue, overlooking the harbor. Also a small day Aug. 4. If stormy it will be held the fS a month, from Ian. 27,1897; Amariah K. id field of IK acres near the John Jones farm on by John Watts in behalf of the council, and outside the main building have been secured RonniNS—Burnham —Rookland, July 28, Ud« Jameson's point. Inquire of C. C. CROSS, of was very neatly done. to accommodate when necessary. uext pleasant day. All comrades and their Wheeler, Co. E, Maine Coast Guards, original ward M. Robblna aud Lizzie M. Burnham, both of Rookland. Cochran, Baker & Cross, 406 Main Bt, Rockland. Prof. Rankin entertained the ladies who Rigby Park, Portland, holds tbe world’s wive, are cordially invited. A basket dinner at 88 a month from Jan. 27, 1897; Edwin $ 5 WORTH I GOODS will be in order. Wade ol this city, Co. E, Fourth Maine Regi participated io the Smoked Pearls entertain track record, two minute, and a half-second. ment, 872 a month from March 19, 1897; OR SA L E —10 h. p. Boiler and Engine and ment at bis dancing academy Wednesday It propose, to break that record if possible, Tbe Rockland Fish Co. received a fare of Knuckle Joint Cider Pross all com plete. Can 260,000 mackerel by the schooner Grace Jor Samuel FI. Elwell of tbis city, U. S. Navy, in beF seen running. B. T. JACKSON, East Jefferson, evening. Each ol the ladies invited a friend, and at the New England Fair, beginning crease to (14 a month from Dec. 16, 1896; DIED Maine. and altogether a delightful evening wa, August 16, offers purses that invite the com dan, Wednesday. The mackerel were taken At our store and by near Matinicus and many of them were nnm- Leroy M. Young of Wiscasset, Co. G, 20th LiNDHKY—Rocklaud, July 27, Benjamin, son of spent. Among the dances wa, the Yellow petition ol the world's great record smashers. Maine Regiment, restoration and increase of Arlington nnd Roao B. Lindaey, aged 4 yeara, 1 Kid figures of tbe German, for which the The chances are that the swiftest mile ever her ones. The schooner Lottie Hopkins dis month, 16 daya, your paying $3.95 extra SB 86 from May 31, 1892 and 814 from Dec. 2, yellow field daises were used as favor,. scored will figure on the Rigby slate during charged 10,000 pound, of fresh mixed fish for U ahkrix—Rockland, July 27, Daniel O. Ilaakull, 1NOINK AND BOILER.— A twenty horM 1896; Augustus M. Ingersoll of Portland, aged 62 yearn, 10 moutba, 18 daya. • power Engine and Boiler In good order. II. the same company, Wednesday. you get a Gold Watch Refreshments were served during the eve that eventful week. Tbe track ia the best W kkkh—Jefferson* July 27, Mra. Tbomaa I*. [IL.LH, Lincolnville, Me. *’ musician in 1st Maine Cavalry, original at 86 ning. equipped in the country. Not content with the moat successful Fourth a month from Aug. 21, 1896; Lucinda Foss Wacka, aged about 66yeara. of July celebration in its history, and the big Mouhb—Portland, July 26, William U. Morae, a or a set orsilvcr[dlshes The Bucksport Eagle, published by O. G. Matinee today at Oak Hill Theatre at 2.30, of this city, widow of John C. Foss of Co. II, native of Rockland, aged 58 yeara, 7 montha 27 T o L e t. gest Pythian parade that the Eastern State, Dinsmore, formerly of Thomaston and Ralph admission, 10 cts. to all. At 2 o'clock there 2d Maine Cavalry, Si 2 a month from July 24, daya. The remnlna were brought to Rookland for Isn't this somethingTor L. Partridge formerly ol this city, has been will be a free exhibition by Prof. Mazzello, ever saw, Portland proposes to make the com 1896. burial. IO LET—Tenement on Stanley Lane. North Raw son—Greenwood Lake,New York, July 24, suspended for a few weeks pending a change king of the high wire, free to all. Tonight ing New England Fair the largest and finest about nothing? We Main Bt , Rockland. Rent reasonable. Ad- exhibition in the history of the Society. The The stable on North Main street owned by lloraco, son of Mr. and Mra. M .M . Rawson of Wal- ia, I* O. BOX, l.'A Warren, Me. in the management, although the office is still will be the last performance of the Metro David F. Smith, together with tbe ell of bis doborOf nge«l 47 years. open for job printing. In the event that Mr. politan Vaudeville Co., and Wyler and San outlay i, on a gigantic scale and the attract- Bi.ackiiuhn—Thomaston, July 22, Willie, son of residence, was almost totally destroyed by fire Mr. aud Mra. Benjaiuiu Blackburn, ugod 9 years. are making a big dis Lost and Found Dinsmore leaves Bucksport the opportunity is ford’, Ideals, so don’t miss the great show. ions offered more extensive and more novel than any before attempted. The week of the just before midnight Wednesday. Mr. and Wii.Bnit—Brunswick, .luly 22, Mrs. Emily W il afforded some paper for securing a smart man. After the show a social dance will be given, bur, mother of !•’. II. Wilbur, of (,’aindon. p lay o f . . . Fair will be a "Red Letter” week for all tbe Mrs. Smith were away at Matinicus and the 7D1— a IICUIJ, guiu U1IIU a*UH. a ...w...... Mr. Dinsmore has made an energetic, readable music furnished by the theatre orchestra of only occupant of the house was their son MlLi.Kit—East Union, July 29, Miriam, widow of W . T .,'94, Is on the inside. W ill finder please paper of the Eagle and possesses the instincts 7 pieces. The best dance orchestra in New Eastern States. Ilorncu Miller, aged K4 years. e at TH E COURIER G A ZETTE O FFICE, tf Charles E. Smith. Mr. Smith had been to of a newspaper man. England. Remember, commencing Monday, Tbe six members ol the Portland police tbe stable about an hour before the fire was Aug. 2, a new company of vaudeville artist,. force, who catne on with the remains of their OUND—A Bunch of Keys on Holmes street Daniel O. Haskell, a well known citizen, discovered, and cared for his horse. He had F The owner can huve the same by paying fo died at bis home on Clarendon street, Tuesday, Watch for further announcements. fellow officer, tbe late William S. Morse, a lantern with him and hung it in the usual EAST MAINE this advertisement. Enquire at THIS OFFICE. 4after a lengthy illness. The deceased was The officers of Eureka Senate K. A. E. O. Wednesday, were hospitably entertained by place while he looked after his work. Wheth SUnnER GOODS about 63 years of age and his occupa were installed Wednesday evening by District City Marshal Crockett, who planned a very er tbe heat from it caught fire to some object flis^ellaneous. tion had been that of a kiln tender. Mr. Deputy E. M. Harden assisted by C. Frank pleasant excursion fo, them to Thomaston then unnoticed, Mr. Smith cannot say, but CONFERENGE SEMINARY Haskell bore the respect of every neighbor Jones as Marshal as follows: Excellent and Crescent lieach. Supper was served at when be bad returned to the house it was not 111IROPODY AND MANICURING.—Mrs. and acquaintance and their good will and the latter place and the delegation of Port Senator, Dr. George C. Horn; Senior long before he noticed the flames and sounded Boots, Shoes and Slip ) Elizabeth Underwood, 16 School St., Rock- sympathy were in many ways manifested dur Seneschal, M. A. Johnson; Junior Seneschal, land's "finest" returned home on the Pullman, an alarm. The fiie gained rapid hesdway, Thu fall term will upon d. Toilet Preparations. 48*55 lit the patty were M. J. Madden, FI. P. Aug. 30tli. Able faculty, ing his long illness. Mr. Haskell is survived George T. Perry; Sarcedos, E. W. Porter; owing to the inflammable nature of the con pers of very latest de NION, Past and Present. An illustrated hia by his wife, a daughter Mrs. S. M. Gateman Secretary, James A. Smith; Treasurer, C. E. Smith, C. C. Record, J. A. Fickett, W. R. tents, and communicated to the ell. A gen low rates of tuition anil Frank and F. E. Hartnett and they were six u tory of the town of Union, Maine, from earlv of Boston, and two sons,Leonard O.,who goes Rising; Surgeon, Dr. W. V. Hanscom; eral alarm was rung in from box 48 and the board. For inforination sign. Gent's Furnish times to date. By mall, post paid, 25 cents. Ad to sea and Harlow A., who resides at home. Senior Vigilanti, George W. Young; junior fine looking preservers of the peace. and catalogue address dress, G. W . FISH, Union, Maine. entire department responded, saving the The funeral occurred Thursday, Rev, C, A. Vigilanti, George W. Fernald; Warden, McLoon tried his luck in the Y. M. C. A. house by its work. The loss will probably principal ing Goods. Some I ANOFORTE INSTRUCTION.—MISS MA- Moore officiating, Frank Sweetland. A banquet was served at tennis tournament, Wednesday, and it was figure as high as 81,700. Mr. Smith had BEL II. HOLBROOK, 22 Camden Street, E. T. Garland of Portland, general secre the close of the installation ceremonies. good. In the preliminaries he defeated 83,000 insurance on the bouse and stable and W . A. HUTCHINSON, thing extra good. . . will receive pupils In pianoforte Instruction, Eureka Senate is in a flourishing condition Knight 6 I and 6-0 and Littlefield 6 4 and their contents, the insurance being placed either ut her homo or willI go| to them. Especial tary of the Y. M. C. A. of that city, and who Bucksport, Me. attention given beginners. acts a portion of the time in the capacity of and the approach of cold weather will see a 6-o. Knight it playing a much better game with the firm of Bird & Barney. A. S. Black state secretary, was in Rocklaud, Tuesday, large increase of membership. this Summer than is iudicated by tbe score, also carried a policy on the property of 8800. HARPEN your Lawn Mower? I will send and however, while Littlefield 11 using a stroke get it, sharpen It well aud send It home. making enquiries a, to the feasibility of hold Noble C. Earle, a travelling talesman in SJAMES WIGHT, Park St. Place. 89 ing the next state convention in this city. the employ of the New York firm of W. II. that needs but little more cultivation before A Little Money goes a Long Ways General Secretary llrunberg was out of town Scbiefllin & Co. was a passenger on the noon he is able to outstrip the preliminaries and D i a m o n d at the time, but Mr. Garland believe, he train Tuesday, from this city to Portland. give someone a hustle in the semi-finals. Tbe EXCURSION TO B A N G O R !! semi-final contests in this tournament will be at our store. C h a n c e o f found sufficient encouragement to come again Arriving in Portland what was bis dismay to THE STEAMER and make an effort. It would certainly give learn that be lost a purse containing un- Black versus Crockett and Winslow versus B a k i n g tbe local association a decided boom to have negotiable notea to the value of 81000, a McLoon. It is a little early to predict but it MERRYCONEAG A Lifetime! a Btate convention here and The C.-G. hopes check and $30 in money. He heard nothing looks as though McLoon 0, Black would P o w d e r to see it sn accomplished fact. Mr. Garland from bi, missing property that day and bad carry away first honors. Will make another excursion to Bungor on Ou account of change of is probably the most prominent Y. M. C. A. about given it up for loat when it wa, returned Among the audience at the recent Wight . S U N D A Y , A u a u s r 1 s t. . business : : : worker in Maine at this time and has gath by Albert Berry of this city, a well know Philharmonic concert was E. L. Cleveland, ABSOLUTELY PURE Leaving Rookland at 7 00 a. m., Camden at ered some valuable ideas while in sttendance brakeman in tbe employ of the Maine Cen Jr., formerly of West Camden, now a pros 7.46, R etu rn in g le a v e B an gor a t 4,00 p. nt. -H O L D A T — I WISH TO SELL MY upon state, national and international conven tral, and who found it intact at Brunswick perous Aroostook potato king. Writing to Thia will give puwaengers a atop ot tour tions. His brother George W. Garland, who under one of tbe seats in a smoking car, The Courier-Gazette Mr. Cleveland says: “I hours In Bangor. where it had probably dropped from Mr. Knox Farmers’ Exchange Market was formerly secretary of tbe Rockland asso want to say a word about the concert in Special Car Leaves Thomaston 6.20 A. M. F. A. PETERSON, T w o Night Lunch ciation, now has an excellent situation with Earle’s pocket. It was a very narrow escape, praise of tbe Rockland singers. 1 am great KAKE FOIt BOUND TRIP 0Oe, W. C. SAWTELLE, a shoe manufacturing firm in Brockton, Mass. for bad tbe purse fallen into tome hands the ly interested in music and have taught for W a g o n s . Patrolman Emerson A. Mank is not es temptatiun might have proved too much and several years. I sm a member of tbe Handel 364 Main St.. Rockland pecially desirous of repeating a little experi he would still have been mourning its loss. 4 Haydn Society of Boston, and have sung These carts have done an excellent ence he had Wednesday morning when he Mr. Berry has been in tbe employ of tbe the old Oratorios many times as well as tbe aud paylug business ever since I estab became for the time being tbe target for a Maine Central Railroad for IO years and bis Masses of which the program of Wednesday lished them about two years ago. My would-be burglar's bullet. It was between 2 record on the road is second to none in its formed a pari, also that of tbe Bangor books show the amount of business and 3 o’clock and Mr. Mank was on his reg employ. concert. The rendition of those numbers, douo and are open to auy one desiring ular beat, going south ou Main street, when as they were given, without an orchestra, was to purchase and I invite the most thor be noticed the rather peculiar actions of a simply “great.” 1 doubt if there is another ough investigation. man standing near the corner of the White The Rockland General Hospital chorus in tbe state of tbe same numbers that & Case store. The man appeared to be work can produce such bats and aoprano sections; ing awty at one of the windows and would 34 FULTON STREET, in fact, 1 have beard tome of tbe Western W. B. HILL- Will hereafter he open to all Physicians aud Sur crack organizations that to my mind were in every now aud then pop bis heed around geons of good standing throughout the surrouud Sunday Excursions and tbe corner, presumably to see if he was being lug country. AU are cordially invited lo visit this ferior lothe Wight Philharmonic Society. In watched. Mr. Mank concluded that ail wa, institution, where satisfactory arrangements eau point of attack and phrasing they excel, and WE ARE not well on tbe Potomac and started (or tbe be made for either Medical or Suralcul cases. I could but think of bow much tbe society . . M atinicus. . . Phvslclaus aud Surgeons will have full charge of scene of action. The man heard him coming their cases and their own choice of consult owed to the old Orpheus Club which did so and started to run. Mr. Mank ordered him ants. Private rooms or wards can be nromnlly much to raise the standard of music in yonr to atop, and when the latter failed to do so secured, night or day, verbally or by telephone No. city, and 1 bad tbe pleasure of saying tbit to Str.W .C. BUTMAN fired one shot at him. Tbe intruder returned 21-8. For farther particulars address Mr. Burpee, their oid conductor. In short— the fire, bis bullet passing through tbe sleeve BELLE S. AYERS, n. D- a splendid performance by a splendid com W ill make regular trips to Matlnlcua aud Criehaven of Mr. Mauk’s coat. Tbe officer fired two 34 Fultou St., Rocklaud, Me. pany ot musicians; a credit alike to your city each Tuesday and Friday, leaving Rockland at 7.30 SELLING a. M., arriving Matlnlcua at 10.80, leaving to return more shots after tbe departing form but it was and the art of music.” at 2.80 F. M„ arriving at Rockland at 6.80. about as impossible to take aim as it would A MONSTER SHOW ! Joseph Greese and his superb company will have been down at Monbegan on a foggy close a successful week's engagement at Far- . . BIJWktAYS.. night and one more unknown name is added well Opera House tbit evening. Tbe company to tbe list of fugitives from justice. Tbe man will appear in an entirely new play, “A Plain The steamer make* regular excursions to Bunuy- Oak Hill Grove Theatre sklu aud Crescent Beach, leaving Rocklaud at 11 a. was evidently serious about bis intention to Old Irishman", in which Mr. Greene will be M. and 8 r . n .—Leaving Creaoent Beech to return at get into tbe White & Case store, for marks ALL THIS WEEK. seen in a new but pleating role. There is no Our stock of boys’ clothing at a very nominal price. We are anxious I. 80 and 6.80 p.M. could be plainly seen where be tried to force question but what Mr. Greene has tbe best 45 ______CAPT. W.Q. BUTMAN. the windows. organization at popular prices ever seen in RK-KNGAGKD tbis city. In Edward E. Rose be has a lead to get rid of it, as we do not believe in carrying stock over. That is the J. W. W alker, ing man of much ability, well known to theatre going people. Mist Errlc, leading lady, is a charming and talented actress and reason we always have such fashionable clothes. This Summer stock com P r a c t i c a l Garrity’s Vaudeville Co, playa her role lu a manner that draws her audience to her. Mias Euler is very pleasing U P T H E B A Y ALL NEW AOTB. in soubrette parts and Mias Merritt and Mita prises all the good qualities of all our goods—style and durability. Piano Tuner - TO THE - Iu Conjunction with W yll. and Bsuford’. Richards do what they have to do with spirit and good taate. M. J. Greene, Mr. Barry, -----WILL BE I N ------BOSTON IDEAL SPECIALTY CO. Mr. Beattie end Mr. Gerald give excellent Camp Grounds interpretations of their parts. The specialties Rockland this week, TWO 8HOWS IN ONE. are extra good. The little Murray cbildreo ^■ *ANP I s le s b o r o have danced and sang their way into tbe Aud hope to receive the patronage of all bis old Double Band ! Double Orchestra ! bearta of tbe people. Mr. Norton, Mr. Barry, customers, as well aa many new ones. The Best bhow Ever Offered lu this Vicinity. AflvOrdara may be left at thia office aud the same Misa Euler aud Mias Kicbazds are excellent will be .tundvd to promptly. SUNDAY, AUC. 1, singers and are very strung in their specialty J. W. WALKER. Prices 10 and 20 Cents. work. Today elutes the engagement here. BURPEE & LAMB, Cars Each Way After Bhow. Thia afternoon there will be a matinee which FRANK T. PEARSONS Str. Gov. Bodwell should be attended by mauy ladies aud chil W ill leave Tillson's W haif ui 9 a. in. for Temple dren, and in tbe evening “A Plain Old Irish Has reopened bis Music Studio Height*, Northport aud Ryder's Cove, Islesboro. man." Mr. Greene and hia company have Returning, leave Ryder's Cove at 8 p. in. for Matinee Wednesday and Satur at 38 Pleasant Street. . . . Gawp Grounds aud Rockland. made themselves solid with Rockland people day Afternoon. aud on tbe next visit will meet with a cordial New England Clothing House. PIANO,HARMONY, QUITAR ANl) reception. That tbe people have been enter Fare for the round trip, 50c 10 oente to Everybody. tained the past week there can he uo doubt BANJO INSTRUCTION If stormy the trip will he cancelled. Free baud Coiuert Every Afleruuvu. for tbe storms of applause have shown a Orders uuy b . left at Maine Marie Co. M M genuine appreciation. J. THE ROCKLAND COl KIEK-QAZETTE: SATURDAY, JULY 31, 18
CALL A N D H VK TOUR forming his troops for battle around Ap Maine Central R. R. ROUNDING UP GF LEE. pomattox Court House. Sheridan seDt Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Gordon a demand to surrender. j In Effect June 20. 1807. CLEANED AND REPAIRED. HOW THE CONFEDERATES WERE JPartor 4 Steeping C a rt between Rockland Boeletn Gordon answered, ‘ 'Give my compli I also have a line ol Ciocss, Jewelry, Silverware HEMMED IN AT APPOMATTOX. ments to General Sheridan nnd say I A SSENG ER !mln» leave Rockland as fob | nd Optical Goods. Eyes Trstrd Free. will not surrender." P lows Cures Every Form of Inflammation; 8.00 A. M., ten Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, I A C. BRAGtGt. “ But Geuernl Sheridan will annihi Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, Portland. nd Roeton, ' Federal Infantry st Their Heels, Infantry IN T E R N A L as much as E X T E R N A L . Jeweler and Optician, ______1’n io n , M e late you,” said I be bearer of the sum arriving in Boeton at 4.0o P. M. Parlor car to Bos nnd Cavalry to Their Hight, Left and Originated by nn old Family FI vslclnn in 1810. ton. mons. Front—Stirring Incidents of the Lnnt I <»n sugar »uff eflng cl------1.30 P. M., for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, II. L. KOBRINS, "I am perfectly aware of the situa Rhnuld have it in The house for colic oup, cholera Waterville, Portland and Boston, arriving in Boston CamjiBlgn—The Last to Cross Swords. morbus nnd mi miner complaint*, imm in we atP.20P. M. —Dealer In— tion,” responded Gordon. I stomach, bowels or kidney*. For blten, lnimn, 9.16 P. M. for Bt. John and Provinces, Portland briilne*, nun burn, Rpn’in* or RimliiR, It Ir the Rover* and Boston, arriving In Boston at 5.6S A. M. Bleep (Copyright. 1897. by Amcrlcnn Pr Asso The news that Lee nnd Grant were dim cure. A’l who n -• 1’- in-’ umaxed «t Itn mnr- ing car to Boston. Drugs and Patent Medicines, ciation. Book rights ri serv. d.] In commoniration became general, and viilouR power and uro I Hn ii_ piaise foreverufter. FRA I NS ARRIVE For more thun for.y > . r» I have used John* Confectionery, Fruit. Cigars, PPO;. ATTOX it wns arranged between Gordon and , Ron’s Anodyne I.inlment In my fnmlly. I regard 10.40 A . M. morning train from Portland, Lew- gave to the peo I it one of tiio beat und a.;lest family medlcluos* iston and W aterville Bleeping car from Boston. Tobacco and Fancy Goods. Sheridan to await events. To l»o used Internal und e.xtvrmil In all cawes. 6.10 P. M. from Boston, Portland, Lewiston and ple and the ar At the very moment, that Sheridan O. II. 1NQALL8, Pea. 2«l llai t. Cli., Bangor, MCU Bangor. Parlor car from Boston. UNION, MAINE. in money to the house. Miss Alston did mies on both | CROUP. M f children are subject to croup. A ll 8.40 P. M . dally from Boston and Portland TOMMY TIP-TOES. and Gordon patched up their little j that is necessary is to give them a dose, bathe the 10.45 A. M. Bundays only, Woolwich and way not leave the village, nnd here wns the sides of the lines truce. Ouster was bringing his cavalry . chest and throat with your Liniment, tuck them In stations. By MARTHA M'CULLOCH WILLIAMS a peunine sur I lied, aud the croon disappears as if by magic. GEORGE F. EV A N S, Oen’l Manager postmistress ready to go hail no letter division iu line for a charge upon Gor E. A. PitnnttNOT, Rockport, Texas, F. E. BOOTHBY, G. P. A T. A. [Copyright, 1897, by tho Author.] had come to her since she had lived prise. O nly e ig h t don's men. ”At the head of the horse Our Book on INFLAMMATION Mailed free.’ W . L. WHI TK, Dlv. Bnpt. among them. And if that were not days before Lee m en,” says an eyewitness, “ rode CuBter The Doctor’s signature nnd directions on every bottlej Office and Residence in. G. W. To tho casual eye he was only a oat, 8old by all Druggists. It’lee. 35 cents. M l bottles, M.Oa Portland, Mt. Desert A M achiasS.8. Go. rather a handsome cat, too. with sleek, enough, how did she come by the house hud evacuated —Custer of the golden locks—his som L 8.JO nX 8O X ACO.,g-2 Custom H ouse St., Boston, MMB, Bachelder’s House. brindled fnr that had just the suspicion itself? It had been vacant, this ever so the strong works brero turned up from bis hard bronzed “Best Liver Pill Made.” Str. FRANK JONES long, though it might have had tenants at Richmond and Hours 12 to 2 and 7 to 9 p. m- of tortoise shell mottling along tho ridge face, tho ends of his eravnt floating over In plenty. Then one fine dny camo Miss Petersburg, de his shoulders, gold galore spangling his Change In Ronis. Ilesnmptlon of Service. UNION, MAIKK,______of tho hack. All summer long ho dozed Commencing Friday, April 2d, will leave Port Alston aud her cat to live in it without stroying stores, jacket sleeves, a pistol in his boot, arsons’ P ills land 11 00 p m., Tuesdays nnd Fridays, and Rock upon tho steps of Miss Alston’s front a “ by your leave” to n soul. boats, railroads, jangling spurs on his heels and a pon Positively cure blllounncBn and nick li end ache, land 6 JO a. m. Wednesdays and Saturdays for Bar liver and bowel complaints. They expel all Impuritlet E.H . BURKETT, porch. In winter he lay snug at the That part had puzzled even tho loyal rolling stock and derous claymore swinging nt his side—a from the blood. Delicate women find relief from Harbor, Mnchlasport and intermediate landings. uslngthetn. Price 2ft ct«.t five »I.on. Pamphlet free. Returning, leave Mnchis*pott at 4 00 a. m. on warmest corner of her hearth. Nobody Sophie, though torture would not have bridges and pub- wild daredevil of a general, quick to t.B. JOHNSON A CO^ 23 Custom House Bt.,Boston. Mondays and Thursdays, arriving Rockland 4 00 WHOLESALE & RETAIL. made her own so much to her friends. p. m ., leave 4.30 p. m. and at rive Portland 11 00 ever saw him do more than rise, arch 110 property generally, all of immense see aud act. . m., connecting wkh early morning train for CORN. FLOUR, MILL FEED his back, stretch his clows and trot so Sho knew, as they did, that the house value to the south. Tlint act was a decla “ As he is about to strike a final blow oston. 16 had belonged to the handsomest of young ration that tho war was to be continued. GEORGE F. E V A N 8, General Manager. LIME, LATHS, KEROSENE berly after his mistress. Even when he his band is staid and liis great sword F K BOOTH BY, G. P A T. A OIL, ETC., ETC. slept be seemed somehow oonscious of scapegraces, Jack Elmore, who had sud Tho Confederate troops nt Richmond, drops buck again into tho scabbard, for Health is Wealth! denly quit the countryside fifteen years joined with thoso under Leo's immedi m cionsr, ivras. in-i, her movements, though he took not tho ont of the enemy's lines comes a rider, back. He had shut it up, snying shortly: ate command nt Petersburg, marched ‘bound on '. ouud,’ bearing a flng of Boston and Bangor least notice of anybody else. W IN G A T E , SIM M ONS & CO “ I shall neither sell nor rent it Let it away in tho direction of Danville, keep truce to ask for time to consummate STEAMSHIP CO. Still nil the village feared him. It stay until I bring a wife homo. ” And ing out n strong rear guard under com Manufacturers of surrender. ” SUMMER SERVICF* feared Miss Alston too. A little, pale that was the very last word about it un mand of General John B. Gordon. The General Gordon describes a thrilling woman with wispy curls either side her til this weird, wispy, pale woman took Appomattox river lay across their path incident of thut lust hour. He says that Dr. E. C. W est’s Six Trips a Week to Boston. FINE CARRIGES AND SLSI6HS face, she was not frightful in the least' possession as by authority seven yenrs way, and file delay iu crossing it had while his troops and Sheridan’s Btood Commencing June 25, 1897, Steamers are due to UNION, MAVNKJ to the eye. But folk had got in a way of ' after Jack had gone away. much to do with bringing the campaign face to face waiting tho result of nego leave Rockland K^Re^airing a Speoialty. saying nnd feeling that whoever crossed “ It beats me, it does. Tommy knows, to a sudden close. The Federal army tiations between Grant and Lee, Sheri For Boston.Mondays at 7 r . »1., other days except I dare Bay. But Tommy can't tell mo. wns in close pursuit, and a running Sundays at about 6 p. M. or thwarted her invariably enmo shortly dan himself rode forward, attended by a For Camden, Northport, Belfast, Bucksport, Win- Ho wouldn't if ho conld either, ” Sophie figlitwaski pt up between the vanguard Nerve and after to harm. They noted, too, that very largo staff. Says ho: “ As tho gen terport and Bangor, and connecting at Belfast. said to her own consciousness often of tho blue nnd the rearguard of the For Castine, Blakes Point, Little Deer Isle, Bar- 8. O p i w j D l M her light burned nil night long. Some j eral drew near I noticed one of uty gent vl lie, Deer Isle, Sedgwick nnd Brooklln, dally when she had pondered things until she gray. After a desperate battle nt Sail sharpshooters drawing liis riflo down few even went so far ns to say that sho I (except Mondays) at 5.00 a. m. was all in u fever. Once or twice sho or’s Creek tho Confederate corps of Gen upon him. I at once called ont: 'Put For Searsport and Hampden, Tuesdays and Office and residence In house known a» left her door on the latch year in and j Brain Treatment Thursdays, at 5.00 a. m., Sundays at 5.30 r. ii. C h as. I ’u n to n p la c e . had a wild thought of asking Miss Al eral Ewell wns almost destroyed, and down your gun. This is a flagof truce!' For Stonington, So. West Harbor, North East Honrs: 9 to 10 a. m., 1 to 2 and 7 to 9 out. ston outright. The thought had lived tho latter, with several other generals, But be simply sot it to his shoulder, Harbor, Seal Harbor and Bar Harbor, dally except p. m . She might havo done it in safety so j Mondays, at 5.30 a . m. only until she had looked in her mis taken. That was the first brillinnt stroke drawing a heud ou Sheridan, when I UNION, MA INF. far ns her neighbors were concerned. I THBORIOISAL AND GENUINE. KETUKMNO, tress’ face. There wns that in voice and of tho pirrsnit. It cost. Lee 7,000 men leaned forward nnd suutebed hold of From Boston, dally, except Sunday, nt 5.00 p. M. The boldest of them was shy of setting j eye and poise so softly compelling to si and many good officers, which he conld From Bangor, via Winterport, Bucksport, Bel foot there by daylight, with Tommy j his piece. He struggled with me, but I fast, Northport and Camden, Mondays, at 12 noon, S. W. JONES, lence Sophie felt she could not disobey. 111 afford to spare at that stage. $1.00 Package for 70o Tip-Toes on guard. One wild fellow, j finally raised it. I loosed it, nnd he other days except Sundays, nt 2.00 p ‘m. “They’d say she was a witch moro That samo day, tho Oth of April, started to aim again. I caught it again, From Searsport Mondays, nt 3.00 p. m., Thurs. something in his cups, had walked in 6 Packages for $4.00 days nnd Saturdays, at 4 30 r . m. IRON-:-FOUNDRY. than ever if they knew how I feel when 1 thero was a brilliant passage of arms when he turned his stern, white face, there as dusk fell and run out, yelling From Brooklin, Sedgwick, Castine and way she looks up at mo with hor lips all between a body of Federal infantry, all broken with grief aud streaming landings, via of Belfast, Mondays at 10 a . a t., other loudly, breathless aud so scored he was days at 12.30. Light Iron Castings a Specialty. a-tremble, ’ ’ Sophie thought after one of supported by about 80 horsemen, and with tears, up to niiuo nnd said, ‘ Well, Gnnrniffri-tl to hr (hr GpiiiiIiic. sober as a judge. He wns loath to give From Bar Harbor, and wny-landlngs, dally ex these periodical experiences. Sometimes tho Confederate cavalry under Genernl general, then lot him keep on his own cept Sunday, at 1.00 r. x. DEALER IN a reason for his fright, but after awhile FRED LOTH KO P, Agent, Rockland. sho spoko the same thing uloud to Tom Rosser, which showed thut the fighting sid e!’ ” Hussey Plows, he told privily to a few of his cronies CALVIN AUSTIN, General Supt , Boston. Cultivators and Harrows, m y Tip-Toes, bnt he only opened one eye, spirit had by no means died ont on Within a few hours nfter tlint the his W ILLIAM II. HILL, General Manager, Boston. bow he had met and flod from a big, Or bo m e M owing' Machines. shut it again nnd ynwned. Then sho either side. Tito Federuls wero led by toric Sunday closed with a finul meet Hakes and Tedder shook her fist at him and muttered: “ If Colonel Theodore B. Read. They struck ing between the officers and soldiers BOLD ONLY BY Inland Route----Poitland and Rockland. A general line of repairs and fixtures for*the above. there is any uncanny work, my fino out for tho flank of Lee’s murching master, yon nre tho one that does it I army to find out which way tho leading SOUTH UNION, MK. Commencing Monday, July 5,1807, Steamer havo all of a great mind to search for Confederates were going. Rosser saw the white witch hairs in the tip of your tho movement und sturtod his brigndo W. J. Coakley MERRYCONEAC. S. A PEDRICK, M. D. tail. I would do it, only if I found them I. E. ARCHIBALD, Master , in pursuit. Read linlted and posted his Leaves Portland T UESDAY, THURSDAY and I could not n-henr to stay in the house infantry along tho edge of an oak grove. BOCKLAND. ME. SATURDAY, Portland l’ler at 6 30 and Boston Office a n d R esid e n c e ! Geo. A . P ease House with you. And then what would my This lino was attacked by a dismounted Boat W harf at 7.00 a. m., for Rockland, touching nt Hours 1 to 4 ana,7 to 8 p. m. Mail Orders Prom ptly attended to. Boolhbay Harbor. New Harbor, Round Pond, poor lady do?” column of Confederates, led by General Friendship, Port Clyde and Tenant’s Harbor, ar A p p l e t o n , M e . 162-78 All this before the night, the great Munford, while General Dearing led a riving in season to connect with steamer for Boston. night whoso happenings made tho vil Leaves Rockland MONDAY, WEDNESDAY column in saddlo to attnek tho flank. Burn the Best! and F R ID A Y , Tillson’s Wharf, at 6.30 A. M., for S.P. STRICKLAND,M.D. lage open its eyes aud to a degree shut The little envalry detachment with Portland, making way landings as above, arriving its mouth—a wild night it, with sleet in season to connect with Boston and New York Read wus commanded by General Wush- steamers sume night. WASHINGTON, ME. beating a tuttoo on the panes and wind buru, who promptly charged Dearing’s Connections made at Rockland the following howling about tlio eaves and chimneys morning with steamers for Belfast, Castine, Bucks- forces and gave bim a baud to hand bat port and Bangor; Islesboro, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, HI RTO.V HOUSE, like a lost soul nt prayers. Such weather tle. Washburn uud Deuring were killed Brook4n, Bluehill and Ellsworth; Vinalhuven, always made Miss Alston restless, but Green’s Landing, Swan’s Island. So. W est Harbor, • • • UNION. MAINE. within three feet of each other. All of North Eust Harbor and Bar Harbor commonly Tommy Tip-Toes lay purring the Federal cavalry officers fell, and Time table subject to change. on tho rug, tho very moral of sleepy Rosser claimed that his men either killed O. 8. ATWOOD, Agent, Portland Pier. Regular and Transient Boarders. J. R. FLYE, Agent, Tillson's Wharf. Special attention given to the content. That night he grew wild as the or wounded or captured the entire de Traveling Public. wind. He sat up, lay down, sat up tachment of 80 men. After disposing of BLUEHILL LINE K. F. WIGHT, -___ - Proprietor. TOMMY’S CALL OU1DED HER. again, and at about the dozenth time of tho cavalry,Rosser charged the infuntry, “ LET’S HAVE PEACE." Private Parties served on short notice. roaring beast, with flaming eyeballs and it came down on all four legs, bowed and after a short fight, in which Read SUMMER SCHEDULE who had fonght one another so zoolous- claws an inch long. Of course, said the his back, set his tail stiff and straight was killod, the leader raised tho white ly for four years. Tho visitors shared STR. CATHERINE HOTEL CLAREMONT, conclave, it was Tommy—Tommy in and intitlo a dash for the door. The in flag. their rations with tho southerners, who the shape which carried Miss Alston ner one was shut. Round and round ho There wns great confusion iu tho at times upon this last march had lived CAPT. O. A. CKOCKKTT, C- S. PEA8E, Proprietor went, tearing at curtains, meowing, nt W ill leave Rockland, on arrival of steumer from abroad o’ nights and upon various Confederate camps, uud tho ronto of re upon raw com. Cor. Claremont a n d Mahonic Streets, Boston, every morning except Monday, for Dark witches’ Sabbaths. Beyond question she last springing twice liis own length treat wus changed muny times. The Tho historian of the First Maine cav Harbor, North West Harbor (Deer Isle.) Egge- Rockland, Me. above t..e floor. inoggln, Little Deer Isle, So. Brooksville, Herrick's was a witch, one so cunning it was im crossing of Appomuttox river by Leo alry gives the following simple account Landing, Sargeutvllle, Sedgwick, Brooklin, So. possible ever to bring home to her her “Oneh! The beast is mad!" Sophie wus mado during tho night of the Oth of of the closing of tho lust gnp to Leo’a Bluehill, Parker Point, Bluehill, Surry and Ells evil deeds. shouted as she fetched in the tea tray. April at High Bridge nnd Farmville. worth. FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE retreating army. Evidently the men RETURNING will leave Surry at 8 a. m. (stage Insure your buildings at actual cost with the Miss Alston knew how she was re There was a great gust at her back. The The bridge at Farmville ho destroyed engaged little knew the history they leaves Ellsworth 7 JO o’clock) every day, except MAINE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. of garded. Sometimes she smiled over it; outer dcor was not locked, hut fastened behind him, bnt just as his soldiers were making: OCXAJCs Sunday, make stops at above landing stations and Augusta, Maine. Insure against accident in a re with a chain, so that a hand might slip connect at Rockland with steamer for Boston liable accident insurance company. Finest policies oftener she sighed. Yet she did not seek were giving the lust stroko to the work "No firing oould ho heard except in FOR SALE BY O. A. CROCKETT, Manager written by to change matters. For some reason or | within and unfasten it. With a dart of destruction at High Bridge the Fed the immediate frout of tiffs brigade (G. Rockland, Malue. T. J9. B O W D EN , for none she was content, or at least that almost overset Sophie Tommy went eral advance of General Burlow ap H. Sm ith’s), und the men supposed thut- W ashington, Me. held herself us though she was. She between her feet, out of the door, down peared on tho scene. Tho railroad was all engaged, aud they wero merely AJ.BIRO&CO. made no visits, but was not unmindful the steps and vanished in the darkness. bridge, crossing u wide marsh on piers ‘holding a road.’ The line in frout W. H. KITTREDGE, of those in need or trouble. The sick or Sophio made to slum the door after him, 60 feet high, was burning. The wugou grow stronger and came nearer, and Telephone 36-2. sorrowful were sure to receive help from bat Miss Alston staid her hand. She bridge wus saved by the infantry of finully came within fair range, when ROCKLAND. MB. A.pothecarv her through the hand of Sophie, nomi had risen and stood, with a face of Barlow, who drove off the Confederates their men seemed unwilling to advance. nally her maid, really her companion, ashes, one baud hard held upon her at that point. Meanwhile tho Federal The carbines of thia brigude did all that DR. A. W. TAYLOR Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles. who was rosy, buxom and wholesome heart, listening with all her soul for soldiers wero trying to save tho rail- conld be expected uud inspired tho lino DENTIST. Prescriptions a Specialty. looking as the day W its long. any sound that might pierce the storm. roud bridge from burning. The Con with a wholesome fear, a feeling appar OPEKATIVE & MECHANICAL DKNTIBTBY 300 MAIN ST.. - ROCKLAND She had been with Miss Alston for In a minute it came—a cut’s cry, federates whom Burlow had driven ently thut they would fight very well Crown and Brldgework. Double Dully Service Suudays lucluded years. Still, she did not know any part long, fierce, joyful. As she caught it from the wagon bridge rushed to the where they wero, but would havo to Oold and Vutouoit. PlBto.,fiill or partial. THB NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMERS of what lay back of the day her mistress Miss Alston tottered, then rushed head ruilroud bridgo und tried to defeut oil got wonderfully waked up to odvanoo Oppoilto TborudikelHoLel, ttockluna WINDSOR HOTEL hud first cornu to the village. Neither long into the outer fury, never stopping efforts to save it, but Barlow’s men mnoh, even on that little handful of BAY STATE AM) PORTLAND High Street, Itelfasl, Me. did she in the least understand why ev until she hud reached the highway just dashed across the bridge, which they Yankees. Tho little brigade fought well, A. J. ERSKINE, outside her gate. She could see nothing, alternately leave F ranklin Whakp, Portland, Livery Stable Connected. Coaches to and from all ery duy, fair or foul, Miss Alston went controlled, and the enemy was soon in losing grouud little by little, being KIBE IN8DBANCE AQBflT, every evening at 7 o’clock, arriving in season for Trains and Boat* out to walk tho highway—walk, walk, but shrill aud cleurTominy'scall guided flight. pressed slowly back, tho enemy gaining 417 Main Street, - - Rookland. Maine. connections with earliest trains for pointe beyond. especial Halts to Regular Boarder*. her to the side of a prostrate figure that Ofllce, rear room over liockluud Nat'l Bunk. Sample Rooms on Grouud Floor. Railroad aud with her eyes ever straining for some The whole of the next day, April 7, no advantage sufficient to raise their Leading English und American Put- IhsuranoR The Elegant Sir. Tremont Steamboat Tickets Bought and Sold. thing they did not find either in the had not even the strength to moan. Lee’s retreat wus doluyed by the uctivity spirits to attempt a charge, which would Go's, vepreseutet’ distance or near at hand. What she did Kneeling, sho lifted the head to her of the Federals, who harassed the march lite ra lly lia-ve sw allow ed o u r b rig ad e up. Travelerf’ AoUdent Insurance Company, of Hax‘ leaves Portland every morning at 9 o’clock affoid- M. R. K N O W LTON. Prop- ord, Conn.______IT lug opportunity iur a know very well was that no persuasion [ breast, cradled it there aud said softly, of his army westward along the Appo “Although outnumbering us ten to could keep her mistress indoors or make ] “Love, oh, my love, have you indeed mattox river. During the uigbt ho put one, the Confederates were worn out, Merwn Ap Rice, Delightful Day Trip VV.
Only this morning I made some ter ’im. What’s his name?” MANUFACTURERS. MAR."' AND BISCUIT. APPLE FRITTERS. (Ju.iet Corson.) “ You nceita't mind about his name. sfcTtr For this you procure some good pippins 81ft together uiie quart of flour, one Simply uddress him uh ‘your royal and peel, core and slice them. Then lay heaping tearpoonful of salt, chop in six highness.' " Goods are the Best the slices to soak In some Ice water. In heaping teaspoonfuls of Cottolene, and In tho courso of time (he princo hnd which a little nutmeg and sugar have slowly work In enough water or milk to occasion to employ John and sent for Prices are the Lowest been placed, for some hours. n.ake a soft dot.gh. Work and beat thia him. Tho colored man entered tho room Variety the Largest When ready to prepare the fritters dough, folding it over and over, to en with a Btately stride, aud without look make a batter of four eggs, a yiblespoon- tangle* as much air ns possible. When the ing to tlio right or the left walked np ful of rosewater and a tah’espeonful dough blisters and breaks with a snap, to where the princo was seated. Then MEATS, of milk and mix with Just e nough Hour It is properly worked. Break off little ROSCOMMON RAM ADAM to thicken. Having heated suite buttet pieces: prick them with a fork, and bake he took a long, deep breath, and bowing very low inquired, “ Whut do yoh royal have a heavy fleece. They are in excel- PROVISIONS In a fryingpan, dip each slice of apple the biscuit, thus formed, In a moderate lentdemund in (treat Britain. A writei oven until light brown. harness wish?”— Washington Star. In the batter and fry to a golden biown in the London Live Stock Journal says GROCERIES, color. Serve with powdered sugar and greated nuim* g. upon an open glass dish ' EAS ON TOAST. A Golf Term. of this sheep: ----- and ------covered with a dainty dolly. This Is a Put a qua t of green peas Into a ste- - The Itoscnminon sheep is supreme in General Household Supplies. delicious dish. Another and a very pret pan and stew Into them the following ty one we call mixture: One half cup of butter, beat extensive tract of fertile grass country FROSTED APPLES. en to a cream, with a tablespoonful of resting upon a limestone foundation aud flour and a quarter of a teaspoonful of Choose six large and perfect apples, salt; add half a cup of hot water. Pour McInnis & McNamara, core them and stew until the skins can from Sligo to Clonmel. the peas and gravy over six light-brown be removed easily. Each apple when On these rieli lands the breed flour- Co/. Main & Myrtle Sts., Rockland slices of toart, arranged on a large plat peeled must be dipped Into clarified but ter. Serve hot. ter, covered with powdered sugar and the hollow left by the removal of the corn best flocks supply a sheep of wonderful filled with chopped dates. P.'ac. the ap POUND CAKE. We are sellins Yolks of ten eggs, whites of two well size and perfect symmetry. Kept on ples In a slow oven and when the sugai beaten. One pound of butter, one pound natural fare, without, forcing or pam- sparkles they may be considered ready tu of sugar, one pound (lour, one and one- Hard and Soft serve, after being cooled a little. half teaspoonfuls of Cleveland's Supe ul vigor unimpaired, retain thoir great Last week little Max Williams had a and are rior baking n vder. one cup of milk. size and beauty of formation und ma Coal party and among the dishes was one Add flour ai.d whites last. called ture early. There are certain English THOROUGHLY APPLE SNOWBALLS. breeds which when introduced into Ire c h e a p a s TV HITE SAUCE. land, unless pampered, quickly deterio The Ingredients required: A pound Melt one t.'.blespoonful of butter, add of rice, sugar, milk and water, as many one heaping tablespoonful of corn rate, lose size and form and generally CONSTRUCTED disappoint expectations. We do uot use anybody. peeled and cored apples as may be re starch; pour on slowly one eup of hot in the best m anner possible quired and a few cloves. Boll the rice milk; add one-half teaspoonful of salt artificial foods to t lie same extent us tlio A. F. C ro c k ett Co In sufficient milk and water to keep it and one saltspoonful of pepper. Flour English furnior, and consequently we w Designs, New Improvement®, well covered until nearly finished, and may be used Instead of corn starch, but require a hardy sheep, and inch we tbu same old standard of excellence ONE UP AND TWO TO PLAY. then strain it. In the hollow of the ap the latti r m -kn a smoother nnd more havo in the Roscommon. Tlie ewes also in every detail. Ask your dealer for them N orth End. ples put some sugar and stick a clove delicate sauce. This sauce may he add —New York Sunday Journal. aro good nurses und very proliflo. We write to the manufacturers. or two into each one. Surround each ed to chopped chicken (r lobster for havo no. need, therefore, to go to uuy The Very Man. 'WOOD & BISHOP CO., B^. or' Orders by telephone apple with the boiled rice and tie it in cutlets or cr< quettes, and Is nice to serve other quarter for improvement. a small pudding cloth. Then place them kvith fish. Tho boy wus limping ubout the little Tlie second illustration shows a sheep THE IMPERIAL CLARION. EnUblinltod IH30. InoorporaUd IMM. xiven prompt attention all In a vessel and boil from three-quar house by the seushoro when tho strangoi which lias been produced by persisteut ters of an hour to an hour, according to P IE CRUST. approached. the size of the fruit. Apples thus pre A good, plain pie crust Is made with and continued breeding from Merinos “ Hullo, bubl” called tho strungci inolined to have the fewest wrinkles iu pared may be served by themselves ot three cups of flour, one teaspoonful of cheerily. surrounded by'tv good custard. The salt, one scant cupful of lard and th eir fleece. C. FRANK JONES, Tho hov stopped long enough to look Tho result is a very fine uud profit BAKED APPLE PUDDING enough lee cold water to make a soft at tho stranger inquiringly, uud the lut- dough. Use only the finger tips In able slioep. A writer says of this breed: Is made as follows: Pare, core and slice kneading. ____ ter continued plcusantly: The Rumbouillets, a wool uud mutton Stenographer apples thin. Butter a pudding dish and “ Your father’s a snilor, I Hupposo?" fill it w ith a lte rn a te layers of apples and P U F F CAKE. sheep, are today the greutest combina . . a n d “ Yep,” answered tho boy. tion tho world has produced. They are sugur, well-splced. When the dish la Mix two eggs, one cup of sugar, one- “ Well, I’m looking for a mun about Typewriter. full, add bits of butter and a little wa half cup of butter, one-half cup of milk, noted for thoir early maturity and quick here—tho captain of a whaler. Is your feeding properties, being fully equul to 632 flAIN STREET. ter; cover with a good pie crust and bake one-half teaspoonful of soda, one tea father tho captain of u wbuler?” in a ruther quick oven until the apples spoonful o f < ream of t a r ta r and two cups tho Down breeds in this respect. Doing 1 havo opened an office at the above number, “ Hu's tho wholo thing himself, ” re where peraona can aecure (he service* of un expert a re done. of tlour. Flavor with either lemon ot of pure Merino descent, they have In Stenographer und Typewriter at a nomlnnl figure, A nice way to serve cold boiled oat- vanilla. Baae in a hot oven. turned tho hoy. herited the flocking qualities of their or I will come to your placo of bu»ir.c*a every day nval is to fry it and serve In smftil “ Tlio what?” ancestors. This fact makes them iu do- and take your work by dictation returning thn "The whaler. Oh, Ito’s n oorkin letter* to you in time for the next mail at those square pieces, heaped up with stewed D E PA R T M E N T CO NDUCTED BY T H E maud for range purposes. They are free pi Ices : apple, not too highly seasoned. With NEW ERA COOKING SCHOOL, w haler. ” from wrinkles. WORCESTER, MASS. For an average o f 40 letter* per week or less, 9 1 .BO cream and su g ar thlH Is v ery appetizing. The boy put one hand where it hurt Mature ewes weigh from 1-10 to 180 “ “ moro thun 40 and le** than 100, 8 .0 0 A unique dessert Is John Stewart Mill, the great writet the worst uud continued his limping.— For all legal work as low us It can possibly be on political economy, once said: pounds uud shenr from 10 to 15 pounds. done. STUFFED BANANAS. Chicago Post. Rams weigh irom 200 to 275 pounds » * 1 aak your support Mr. Business Mun for this "Human beings owe to each other help Cut the bananas on one side only, take and shear from 12 to 25 pounds. venture. 17 to distinguish the better from the worse T o o (Mtlali. out the pulp and use for some other didh. and encouragement to choose the former Rambonillet wool is of the finest T hen fill the hollow skins w ith stew ed and avoid the latter.” Bacon—Huve you seen Sprocket lato- quulity, has a beautiful crimp, is usu apples, highly spiced, through which is That Is the aim of the New Era Cook ly? ally white, although sometimes of a sprinkled chopped cherries. This is eat ing School. E gbert— No. buff color, aud is very compact. It has en from the banana skin with a fork, Does the warm weather still find you “ He's u sigiit—face ull cut, arm in u £.nd when served ice cold makes a deli spending long hours over a hot stove sling uud walks lumn. " “ lCE“ cious dish for piazza luncheons and the in your efforts to provide food for the “ How did ho do it—on his bioyole?” like. Orange skins may be used In the hungry Individuals who must eat all the "No; if he could have stuid on the same way, but are more akely to Impart year around? Then you have our sym bicvolo lio’d have bceft ull right.*’— O. W. Perry wauta the public to know a little bitter taste to the apple than the pathy. for we know you are unnecessarily that he is supplying customers every day bananas. With these I nearly always Yonkers Statesman. along his ice routes. serve tired out and overheated. But we teach a better way. lie has uot sold out—he is on deck with CHEESE FINGERS. T b s 1-lay. the Guest outht this city ever suw. We want to help you to keep cool by “ Where aro you goiug in such a hur Ice delivered at your door at all hours. Take a cupftfl of Hour, one tablespoon calling your atentlon to a food already Let me put your name ou my list. ful of butter, one-quarter of a teaspoon cooked which in and of ltBelf thoroughly ry?" asked one trout of his fellow, ful of salt, a dash of cayenne, one-half nourishes without overheutlng the body; which wus rapidly tieudiug for the sur- a teaspoonful of baking powder and mix which can be combined with Juicy fruits fuoe of the stream und the open air be with water as for biscuit. Roll out thin and berries, making Ideal summer dishes yond. C.W. PERRY. and cut in finger lengths. Bake In a both wholesome and marvelously deli “ I'm ont ou u fly,” gasped the trout. RAMUOU1LLET. moderate oven until a light brown. cious aud at wonderful saving of time Aud he wus.—Pittsburg C’hroniclo- At the present season judgment and Just yoJk enough to promote a rapid FREK CONHULTATION. and strength. Telograpb. care should be exercised that not too So far as we know all this is possible and vigorous growth uud shows no Great Egyptian much heat-producing food is used. Nut » Burn Inventor. crust formation. The fleece is noted for Remedy. A pos Nature in all seasons indicates the line only by the use of the Incomparable itive C u re for all Shredded Wheat Biscuit. “ They do suy thut every American ia its length, strength uud elasticity, uud blomach,l£iduoy of food most desirable in her supply of is from three to five inches iu length at aud Bladder The “Vital Question" Is a beautiful lit a born inventor," said the patriotic seasonable material. During the hot one year’s growth. The manufacturer Trouble*. Mo* Hummer, fruits, berries and vegetables tle slllt-tled booklet of SO pages, con gentlem an. excellent for Hoi- taining valuable information on the food will net from 00 to 55 per cent of fleece alica. Bend 4 cis. are most abundant. Science claims that “ My husband," said the fat lady, in slump*. Thu only 65 per cent of our food should be subject, and over 120 recipes. “ is an exception. He uses the sume old after scouring. No finer fleece cun be Egy^tiun Modi. heat inalt j ng. hence the tendency, es If you will send us your name and ad excuses for being out Jute thut I used produced. clue'Co., 45 GlilT * O T U . F pecially at this time, to select a very dress, mentioning "Good Cookery" In this to hear my father use."—Indianapolis The quality, length, soundness of Bt., New York. paper, we will mall it to you during Aug Mayl large proportion of our food from such Jo u rn al. staple and remarkable freedom from heat-making material as fats, rice, corn ust-free. Don’t miss the opportunity. grease have brought these sheep into NEW ERA COOKING SCHOOL, starch, white flour products, potatoes Retiring* deserved fuvor, aud American wools Worcester, Maas. A. C. MOORE, and sweets, must increase the discom Wallace — Don't you think Hur- having this standard of excellence can fort caused by the weather, In addition greuves is a little stingy for a man who not fail to be iu demand. Tunes, Reguhles and Repairs . . to being Inferior in heaJth-sustanlng PINEAPPLE IN BISCUIT BASKETS. One pineapple, o ne-half cup su g ar, one- makes tlie pretensions he does? properties. Ferry—I would not like to say thut Pianos and Organs The berries are coming right along balf cup Ice water, six Bhredded Wheat Water the Horaea. now, and In my next letter I shall tell Biscuit. Pare and remove all the eyes about him, but I must concede that he I do not believe that it ie right or from the pineapple, cut Into slices and is a little reticent with his money.— Address Orders,to.Maine.Muslo Co., Uocklaud, Ms you how to prepare them In some entire profitable to make a horse work five ly new ways. pick Into shreds with silver fork. Place Oineinuuti Enquirer. hours iu hot weather without wuter. 11 layer of pineapple In earthen dish, sprin You say you have trouble In cleaning When uu uniinul is suffering, the tend kle with sugar. Proceed In this way until T l ie H o lt ,lug Iu.tluct. your frying pans. Have a whisk broom ency is to lose in weight, und that u MEDFORD all the pineapple and Bugur are used, “It is so aggravating to go house at hand and after using the pan wash heated horse does suffer when deprived aud clean with the broom, and you will then turn over all the one-half cup Ice hunting every spring," said the lady iu of wuter for u number of hours is evi be surprised at the result. Do not wait water and set away in cool place till the city. dent to all who have tried to restrain too long after using before cleaning. ready to serve or if needed at once, mix “ We generally huve to huut ours up our teams from driukiug when the sta Yours culinarily, all thoroughly, and let stand while you two or three times a summer," said the COMFORT JONES. prepare the baskets as directed In reoelpt couein from the cyclone belt.—Typo ble is reached at noon or night. At 10 for creamed peas in biscuit baskets. Fib Doctor of Cookery- graphical Journal. o’clock iu the forenoon uud 4 in the aft White Cloud Floating Soap —AT— Dorcheeter, Mass. the baskets with the prepared pineapple ernoon or near those hours water should W.A. & M.U.JBurp«0 using all the syrup, allowing It to satu So Ingenious. be furnished. It pays me to step my MAITRE D’HOTEL SAUCE. ra te th e biscuit thoroughly Serve on In containing “ Simplex answered an advertisement work und take the tcum one-fourth of a OR—A Spool Make some drawn butter by mixing a dividual plates. mile for water if none is nearer at 20 yards of the best sew quarter of a pound of nJce fresh butter, in which somebody offered to sell him RTF! m the secret for preventing trousers from hand. The uuimais are refreshed, suf ing silk with every small size cut up tine, and udx with it a tablet>poon- SEND fering ia prevented, und more work can ful of flour. When it is thoroughly For receipts anQ getting fringes around the bottom.** cake W hite Cioud Floating mixed, put it into a saucepan and add a "Whut did they tell him?" be done upon a given umouut of feed. half teacupful of hot water; sec in a JAMPLES FREE “To weur knickerbockers. ”—Cleve Best of ull, the driver feels more like a S o a p I he cost of this spoon pan of boiling water on the stove; stli Christian. A small barrel swung upon THAN GROCERY C t ^ land Plain Dealer. mid spool of silk comes ont of Hid. mono mex silk co the mixture in one direction until it ORANGE, NO a bent axle ot two cartwheels, with a our pocket entirely— it’s one of our ways of advertis H miner*, then let it rest until it boll9 [ALSO M UjU T ^ T A P IO SOAKING Tragical. pole attached, can be used for fields re Up once. Take a teacupful of the drawn c a f r e e . A wmtjt truvuler thir»lud mote from water. The cart can be ing. We want you to get acquainted with the whitest butter, add to it the juice of a lemon, *THE W IRE FLY KILLER Hst'd? And inode the cchuc* wttke drawn behind wagon or cultivator, or A* toward thn fell of evening floating soap on the market. If your grocer can not two tablespoonsfuls of minced onion, U c vicvwud the b flk w y lake. drawn direct by horses when uo imple three tablespooufuIs of chopped paisley, ment need be taken. For young horsea supply you, send us his address. a teaspoonful of powdered thyme or sum For ao lie rcauhod llu< edge* especially water should be kept iu the | mer savory, a pinch of cayenne and one He kourbciy m uttered: “ FoiledI MADE ONI I B» J a s . S. K ir k & Co., <***<>■ Kill, tutdoemul U.efl/. The) Water, water overywlM.ro field. When this humaue plan is adopt- i of salt. Simmer over tho Are, and stii 6 w t K .lt , doulk.lle cut Onxx:r..trtxXu/, THE LARGEST SOAP MANUfACTUHtl(S IN THE WOULD. ESTABLISHED U». Apply into the uoetrila. It U quickly absorbed. W well. This sauce is good with all kinds klich. u und U-1WWC -lo t.., or 16c. 6 , w»ll. J. I And uot a gallon boilod. ” ed, it should be adhered to strictly.— I U10EL0W, Ul r.-»wr Slrorl, Wukcmmms. Min. cents at DruugUu or by uu d i; samples 10c. by xuail. of flsh. —Chicago Record- Cor. Farm aud Fireside. yr.Y BKGTUKU8, W Warrva b u , New York City. APPLETON East Sennbbec—Johnnie Haskell of Rock After Scarlet Fever ville recently visited friends in Ibis place------Horace Wentworth is laid up with a very Little Boy W.-s Left W eekend Dell- lame leg------Allie Mink of So. Hope visited cete--Sc • ule Bunches Appeered friends here Saturday and Sunday------Ella Lente Wednesday----- Claude and r an liar on Hi r ck--Hood’8 Sarsaparilla Wentworth ia visiting a few weeks with ber aunt Rosina Wentworth------L. F. Andrews rington of Spruce Head are visiting their In thl« Content a nice bicycle manufactured Curec* ; .id Made Him Strong. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James liarring by tbe Monarch Cycle Co. will be given Io tbe and wife of Union were in town Sunday------boy or girl In Camden receiving tbe largest Miss Mira Tolman of Rockville is visiting a ton------Misses Laura and Marion Coogtas number of votes. ■‘When my little boy was 18 months and Master Jessa Googins are visiting tbeir old he ad scarlet fever, which left him few weeks with her aunt Julia Gurney------aunt Miss Rebecca Sleeper------Tbe Epworth RULES OF THE CONTEST weak ai d delicate. Hie skin was blue In reading the Item in last week’s C.-G. about League meeting Sunday evening was led by Each yearly enbacriptlon for Tlie Conrier- the two Maine towns competing for the mean nnd trnasparer.t, his appetite was poor, est man, reminded us of an old man in this Miss Gertie Clark----- Mrs. John Ingram Oazette, accompanied by 82, will entitle and scrofula bunches appeared on his tbe subscriber to caat 100 votes for hiB town not a thousand years ago, who asked a visited in Rockland Wednesday------Fred Your Choice $1.69. neck. A sever cold always left him with Dow and wife visited friends at Pleasant favorite boy or girl in Camden. neighbor in the busiest part of baying, if he With six months subscription is given BO a cough. I' .ing given Hood’s Sarsapa could hire bis two boys to help him get in hay. Beach Tuesday------Miss Carrie Carroll it votes. This applies to paying up subscrip stopping with Mrs. I. C. Pert----- Mrs. I Lan rilla to an older child for canker with the The kind hearted neighbor told the boys they tion arrearages as well as new subscriptions. could go as they liked, thinking it would caster called on friends here Monday------No subscription received for less than six best results, I concluded to try it in this Lewis Butler left for Portland Tuesday----- A months. case. In a short time the glands of his please them to have a few pennies to jingle in their pockets. The little fellows picnic was held at Hayden’s Point Tuesday I Coupons will lie printed in each Issue of neck diminished in size. He took threo ------Miss Lulu Ingram very pleasantly enter I The Courier-Gazette until and including worked like men until sunset when tbe old Tuesday, Ang. 17, 1897. The contest will bolt! s o f Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It gave man called (hem outback of the barn where tained friends Tuesday evening-----Quite a him a good appetite; the blue tint left number from here attended the Sabbath close at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening, Aug. he had a large and very early cucumber patch. 18, 1897. Newsdealers will please make a his skin and he is as strong as any boy Two pairs of eyes were sparkling with eager clone at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening, Aug. school concert held at Spruce Head Sunday note of the fact that this office will not 18,1897. Newsdealers will "please make a evening. of his r.ge." Mrs. George M. Clarke, ness and anticipation, when the old man note ol the fact that this office will not ac acoept any returned papers with the coupon passed them a good sized cucumber saying, o s e cut out. 652 Chestnut Street, Lynn, Mass. Owl’s Head.—J. D. Whitcomb and C. A. cept any returned papers with the coupon Any boy or girl in Camden can enter con- Be sure to get Hood’s because “Here boys is a good cowcumber cut it in cut out. Burnham of the Boston Transcript, who have ■T “ ' two between ye. Now be off I'm done with Any boy or girl in Thomaston can enter teat. The standing of the contestants will be been spending their vacation at Rose Hill published In each issue. ye.” He has long since been called home, contest. The standing of the contestants Farm, returned to Boston Saturday night. The wheel is > manufactured by the hut we find there are still some ol the same will be published in each issue. They v sited Camden and Monhegan during The wheel is manfactured by the Monarch Monarch Cyclo Co. and to the fortunate boy Hood's parilla kind of hearts beating in the breasts of men. their stay----- Hermoo Maddocks of Boston or girl, who succeeds in winning it, means Is tlie best—In fact the One True Blood Purifier. Cycle Co. and to the fortunate boy or girl, ppleton idge is spending a week among bis friends here lots of healtli and pleasure. A R —Angus McIver left for who, sucoeeds in winning it, means lots of Sold by all druggists. 81; six for 85. Dix Island last week where he has secured health and pleasure. ----- Miss Nancy T. Sleeper of Rockland is Address all lettera and communications to rusticating for a week heie------Only half a VOTING EDITOR, The Courier-Gazette r » -n cure Liver Ills; easy to employment in one of the quarries------J. Address all letters and communications to rlO O Q S H l 1 IS take, ea sy to op erate 25c. VOTING EDITOR, The Courier-Gazette, crop of cultivated strawberries this season— The Contestants Asbury Pitman and family of Oakdale, Mass., UNION ROCKPORT arrived Tuesday and will spend the Summer The Contestants —Mrs. Adella Johnston and children of Marlboro, Mass., and Seth A. Emery of Bos Officers of Glendale Lodge K. of P. have been Mrs. A. H. Bussell of Bangor will preach with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pitman Cecilia M. Koney...... l"°0 at the Advent church, Sunday afiernoon. ------Maud Hudson, who is visiting her aunt Eva i. H yler...... 1600 ton are at Crescent Beach------Mr. Soper elected as follows; Joshua E. Mitchell, C. C; WARREN Alta McCoy...... - ...... 926 and family of Waterville will occupy the O. A. Burkett, V. C; Fred Alden, Prelate; Caleb G. Cushing o f Foxcroft is the guest CAMDEN Miss Lena Hanly of Thomaston is visiting Mrs. H. Sprowl, is spending a few days with relatives at West Appleton----- Mrs. Deborah Hinds’ Cottage for a couple of weeks----- Harry Seiders, M ofW ; B. Burton, K .of R. of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McIntire, Beauchamp J. D. Stanford superintendent of the New her brother George------Mrs. Mary Eastman is Three candidates are ready to receive the & S; M. of F., E. H. Burkett; M. of E , Will Point----- Alfred H. E. Talfeyof Taku, China, home from Massachusetts----- Mrs Geo. Walts Moody is visiting in Lincolnville----- Mr. THOMASTON England Telephone and Telegraph Company E. Fuller and Miss Ada Conant, formerly ol ordinance of baptism. Rev. J. H. Parshley Bussey; J. J. Alden, M. of W; S. G. McAl- is the guest of James Carleton----- Eugene was in town this week from Portland------of Thomaston is visiting ber sister, Miss Nancy The Congregational Sunday school enjoyed Dunbar of Lowell made a visit to his old Montgomery----- Lewis Montgomery returned North Appleton, now of Rumford Falls, were a picnic at Cutting’s Tuesday. is expected herd early in August and will man, I. G.; N. D. Robbins, O. G. The fore Miss Pearl Small of Auburn has been the going will be installed Monday evening next. home here early in the week. He returned to to his home in East Boston Monday------Rev. at Zenas Fuller’s Sunday------Mrs. Emma Samuel Lewis of Brookline, Mass., spent a administer the ordinance------Evangelist guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hatch and wife are expected here next week. Lowell Tuesday night----- Miss Alice Carleton C. E. Andrews and family of Deering are at Hudson of Westboro, Mass., is the guest of few days with his grandparents, Capt. and Two Sunday school picnics from Thomaston Miller. Miss Small is a student at Bates her sister, Mra. Florence Sprowl. Mr. Hatch’s health needs repairing and so he and one from Rockland came over the Geor has returned from a several months’ visit in their farm for a vacation----- A number from Mrs. Samuel Watts the first of the week------Boston----- Mrs. J. A. Havener and Mrs. Will college------W. C. French of Boston was in comes to the proper place------Richard ges Valley Railroad and enjoyed themselves town this week. here took in the excursion to Old Orchard, Burkettvii.i e—Mrs. E. J. Harding and Miss Eva Kalloch is having a vacation. Her York of Boston are guests of Miss Alice Sunday------Frank Ulmer of Rockland, black Mrs. I. R. Hills visited at Mrs. N. A. Sher Burpee and wife are occupying their cottage at Cutting's Grove, the past week. One of the largest, most select and en place at the Herald office is being supplied ------An Aunt Dinah’s quilting party com Carleton----- Rev. W. II. W. Rees of Cincin smith with Will Feyler, has moved into the man’s last week----- Alton Robbins got kicked by Miss Winifred Hanley----- Miss Aubigne Miss Adelaide Wingate is home on her va thusiastic audiences that has ever graced the posed of fifteen young, and some maiden nati delivered a very interesting lecture on Crawford tenement------The crop of blueber- in the face by his horse recently----- C. V. Lermond has returned from a visit to Fox- cation from Boston, where she has been at "Tbe Sunny Sonth” at tbe Methodist church, Opera House was present Wednesday eve riea is a failure this year owing to tbe heavy Peabody, wife and son of Warren visited Mr. ladies,and a few gentlemen convened at Rose work in the Massachusetts Homicpathic Hos ning, the occasion being the illus.rated boro. Bernice and Kenneth Watts accom Hill Farm Wednesday afternoon. They Monday evening, under the auspices of the rains and hot sun scalding the berries------Les and Mra. John Harding, Sunday------T. H. panied her home. pital. Epworth League------Mrs. Theresa Amsbury lecture on “The Battle of Gettysburg” by ter Studley has a fine St. Bernard dog that is Day is cutting the hay on Charles Bartlett’s quilted and rode to the hay field in the hay _ Prof. H. G. Buehler, who was born and who The Baptist Sunday school and friends to rack and had a picnic supper on the lawn. Miss Marie Knibloe, of Boston, gave her and Miss Mabel Amsbury of Waltham, Mass., worth more than the most of the hoys for place------Microbe juga teem to he in the the number of one hundred and seventy had They sang “Aunt Dinah’s quilting party” and entertainment under the auspices of the W. are guests of Mrs. M. A. Packard— Miss’ ,»P'nt hi« early life on the battlefield. The doing errands, one special thing being bis fill hay field and barns working well------The an outing at Cutting’s, Wednesday. The day bad a huge time. C. T. U., in Town Hall Tueiday evening. Alice Merriam went to Portland Wednesday lecture was one of the best things in its line ing of the wood box, one stick being brought thermometer ranges from 50 to 103; quite a was so cool that even the bicyclists did not Her program was exceedingly interesting and to receive treatment for ber eyes----- Mrs. ever given here and to say the large audience at a time until the box is full. He will also difference------Whisker dye ia clear up. •corcb. Ball playing, boating, racing and gave evidence of genuine talent. She was Oliver Andrews and Miss Marie Andrews are pleased would be putting it mild. The do errands faithfully------George Heaton, city jumping, not to meotion the eating, made the FRIENDSHIP assisted by Mrs. James Mitchell, and her sons guests of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Howes at North- old soldiers were out in Isrge numbers, many marshal of Somersworth, N. H., a native of Wiscasset, Me., June 29, 1897.—My wife, time pass swiftly. Young and old entered Dr. P. S. Whitney, dentist, of Waldoboro John and Will and Dr. B. D. Spencer, also port----- Earl Spear observed his eighth birth- being present from Rockland, The wish was Warren, was in town a few days last week------heartily into the sport. The most novel sport Henry Lamb of Portland. Mrs. Lola Burrows day anniversary Wednesday in entertaining a unanimous that Mr. Buehler might be beard The annual meeting of the stockholders of Annie E. Damon, was for a long time will be in town tbe first Monday in August to troubled with a weak stomach. She has was the egg race in which a dozen or more work at bis business as usual. was pianist. Ice cream was served at close ol number of bis young Iriends. All had a jolly »g»>n in ‘be near future. Judge Reuel Georges River Mills took place Wednesday took part. Of the ladies Mrs. W. A. New evening. There was a good audience present. good time----- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coburn, Robinson eloqently introduced the speaker. ------Geo. Cobb of East Boston was in town a taken several bottlea of Hood’s Sarsaparilla combe won, and of the gentlemen Fred W. Miss Nellie Harnden of Foxboro, Mass.' Receipts about $20. and Mrs. Charles Little and daughter, who Miss Martha Sides of Boston is visiting few days last week----- Arthur Jones of Som and aince then has had no return of the Newcombe. In tbe running jump W. B. is in town visiting relatives and is the guest have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Sides------Mr. erville, Mass., is visiting friends in town------weakness, and we feel safe in saying that ibe of Capt. and Mrs. Albert Collamore. Editon'a concert phonograph or talking is permanently cured. W. F Damon. Foster proved to be tbe best man, covering machine will exhibit at Town Hall, Wedneaday Coburn, have returned to Waltham----- Miss and Mrs. Will Prince of Arlington, Mass., Rev. F. L. Payson of Lisbon Falls was in nineteen feet. In pole vaulting tbe honors Mrs. Jane Trefetben of Brooklyn, N. Y., evening, August 4, for benefit of Bethel Re Eleanor Griffith is attending tbe Chautauqua are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pendleton town Wednesday, on his way home from his were easy between Allison McFarland and has been in town visiting ber sister Mrs. E. bekah Lodge. Papers all over the atate speak assembly at Lake View, So. Framingham, ------Mias Ella Hail of Portland is visiting vacation------Rev. M. W. Prince is visiting his NORTHPORT F. W. Newcombe. This outing, like tbe F. Whitney. Mass.------Miss Carrie Jones of Augusta is the friends here------Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Decrow mother and sisters------W. J. Jameson and highly of tbe enteitainment. Sch. Kittie Laurie, Capt. Chapman, sailed three previous ones, was marked by one ac Mrs. Silas Brown of Prince Bay, N. Y., is There will be a grand popular excursion guest of Miss Nellie Thorndike------The of Somerville are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. family of St. Paul, Minn., are in town on a cident. A young lad fell overboard from the in town and will spend tbe Summer visiting schooner Herman F. Kimball is on tbe marine O. Decrow, Belfast road------Mrs. Harry vacation. Mr. Jameson and bta brother E. E. from here to Bangor last Wednesday------over tbe G. V. R. R. to Cutting’s Grove Tues Scb. Helen, Capt. A. C. Bachelder, is at the wharf, but was sp edily rescued. her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Whitney and day, August 3. Tickets 25 cents including railway in Rockland being painted and Osborne and daughter Helen of Cambridge, have jnst completed a cottage at Martin’a other relatives. repaired. are guests of Mrs. Sarah Haskell, Free street Point, Friendship. Cove waiting for freight------A very pretty Prof. Harry Linscott is in town. admission to the grounds. schooner rigged yacht was at the Cove a few Glencove.—Miss Susie II. Murch is now at ----- Mrs. W. R. Hall and children of Whit- Mrs O. H. Gloyd’s assembly at Watts HaP Lawyer Thompson of Rockland has been The Union Band will furnish music at the Stockholders of Georges River Mills and days last week. She is owned by Herbert Tuesday evening was well attended. Tbe in town. Bert Winslow’s, Rockland—Capt. Samuel Mil- man are guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. White- Devonabire Mills met here Wednesday. All White ol Cambridge, Mass------A. A.Pack Nobleboro Mass meeting Wednesday August bury of schooner Raymond of Plympton.N. S., house----- Miss Etta Mullen and Miss Lena lovera of tbe dance had a fine time------Mrs. Mrs. Melville Jameson of East Friendship Tickets over the G. V. R. R. at half of tbe old officers were reelected. The mills ard of Brockton, Mast., who has been spend Linscott of Chicago is visiting her mother, has returned to her home from South Port has been visiting at Wm. M. Tebo’s—Charlie Hall have returned from a visit to Miss Cora are in a prosperous condition and under the ing a few weeks here on account of illness, regular fare. A. Sylvester has recovered from the German Waltz, Warren----- Miss Jennie Page is home management of Supt. Thomas Walker and Mrs. Robt. Walsh. land where she has been visiting her sister Walter Whitten is home on bis vacation returned home last Saturday------The farm Mrs. Newell Trefetben. measles—Mrs. Edgar D. Grant and son Fred horn a visit in Bucksport----- Mrs. Mary his two oldest sons Georges River Mills has ers begin to get kind of discouraged by tbe The Ladies Ciicle of the Methodist church from Providence, R. I. where he has been at have visited at S. H. Tolman’s, Rockville, this Conant of Belfast and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson made an excellent showing for the year just held a successful lawn festival on the grounds Allen and Jameson caught 3,300 mack work for a year past in a private insane fog and rain as most of them have a large week. Thurl Tolman was also there last Jordan of Boston are guests of Mr. and Mrs. closed------Thomas Walker accompanied by amount of hay out which is considerably dam of L. M. Simmons Wednesday evening. The erel this week in tbeir weir at Black Island; asylum------Dr. R. J. Wasgott is settled in his week----- Miss Edith M. Buker of Boston is Frank Conant------Fred Marshall of Auburn Hon. Jonathan Lane of Boston went to East grounds were illuminated by Chinese lanterns. part of them were shipped for Boston on new office at Odd Fellow’s block and ready aged------The fog has been terrible. It is told visiting relatives in this vicinity—We are glad is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Ritterbush. Wilton Thursday where they attended a of one of our joiners who was shingling a The Ingraham Hill band proved a great at board tbe Steamer Merryconeag. for business----- Dr. W. II. Knight the clair to see Camp Babcock on Mr. Lufkin’s shore, ______meeting of stockholders of the Walker Mill traction. A large crowd was present and the Mrs. Capt. Frank Jameson and daughter voyant physician returns to Searsport the last building that he jshingled about four feet out near Pine Hill, for the fifth consecutive Sum- unoTu unai canon Friday, July 30.------Miss Alice Lamb of Port on the fog before he discovered his mistake. refreshments offered for sale found a ready Kittie have been visiting the home of her par of this week. He has been here about seven met. W. A. Babcock and C. F. Harrington, NUHIH NUULtBUnU land is the guest of Miss Virgie Richmond for market. A good sum was realized for the ents on Cranberry Island. months and has bad considerable practice in a few days. circle. ol Boston, and sons C. DaytonHarrington, Miss Ada J. Dinsmore spent Sunday at Mrs. Hamblin of Boston is visiting her Union and surrounding towns. Fred and Leslie Babcock, also a canine, home----Miss Bertha L. Flagg is visiting Rev. M. W. Prince will preach at the ALOION There will be oat races on the Union track The newly elected officers of Arcana lodge daughter Mrs. R. L. Thompson. arrived Saturday morning. The old relatives in Yarmouth------Mrs. Carrie A. Congregational church Sunday morning. McDonald.—Rosa Lee Hussey returned K. of P., were installed Wednesday evening. Saturday, August 7. Entries close Wednes boathouse belonging to Mr. Lufkin at the Gleason is spending this week with her sister to Waterville Monday----- Arthur Drake called D. G. C. Alvah E. Greenlaw of Camden Ray Cook is at home from Colby College day, August 4 and should be made to A. O. No. Warren—Fred Kalloch, wife and fam spending bis vacation. camping grounds has been torn down and Mrs. Emma Moody------Surely a girl should on friends here Sunday— Mrs. James Hussey Lodge, Camden, assisted by G. P.; E. O. Bur Ripley, Union. ily from Wakefield, Mass, are in this place for Mr. Babcock is erecting a building of about know the art of cooking, mending and serv- a while------Mrs. Alden Boggs it visiting her visited her sister, Mrs. Madison Hisler, in gess and G. M. of A., W. E. Vinal of Arcana Miss Lena Bradford of East Friendship has Mrs. Ernest Hilt has gone to Taunton, the same size on the spot—Dr. L. F. Bacbel- ing, but is this all her Creator designed ber to Palermo, last week------Herbert McLaughlin Lodge performed the ceremony. The fol bad a successful surgical operation performed. Mass., to visit ber husband who is employed son in Warren----- Hollis Merry was in Jeffer der of Rockland led the meeting at the school learn when he put into this world so many son last Thursday----- Mr. and Mrs. Wesley of Providence, R. I , >s visiting his uncle, H. lowing are the officers for the ensuing term : Ira. Wilbur Morse who has been quite ill in the bospila, there----- Miss Maud Thurston house Sunday afternoon. Next Sunday after- beautiful things? What is life? Mere eating L. McLaughlin-----Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. C.. E. A. Willis; V. C., R. O. Elliott; P., is rapidly recovering. has returned to Everett, Mass.----- Joshua Jameson and child are at Fred Jameson’s----- noon Chas. F. Richards of Rockport will lead and driking? No, life should be regarded as Mrs. Merriam was in Thomaston Sunday------Hussey have been entertaining friends from H. B. Shaw; M. of W., R. E. Dunn; K. of Mitchell, John White, John Mitchell and Fred Capt. John Merirll spent Sunday with an opportunity for doing good and any child Natick, Mass.----- George Hussey has been R. A S., E. Brown; M. of E., F. E. Kalloch; Burkett went on the excursion to Portland, Miss Myrtie Merry gave a lawn party to a CUSHING his brother Wilson Merrill—Henry J. Bil- who wishes to take up nature studies that will number of ber young friends Tuesday evening quite|sick------Kelsie Smiley and II. G. Rob M. of F., Levi Seavey; M. of A., Wm. Hodg Miss Alice Yuung has been sick with tbe Sunday, Joshua Mitchell taking in Did Orch lings left for Boston the 21st inst.—Capt. E. widen the mind and make the soul more fit inson are helping Charlie Brown get in his kins; O. G., Ira Vinal. ard------Thomas Walker of Warren, was in in honor of her eighteenth birthday------Fred m easles------William Norton of Boston is J. Collins sailed from Rockland the 2jtb for for the duties and pleasures of life should be Fuller has returned to Massachusetts------Mrs. hay------Miss Bina Shorey it visiting her pa Sch. Lottie while in tow in New York har visiting bis father Elijah Norton----- Mr. and town recently----- W. S. Healey and wife were Boston in his schooner—Last Sunday evening encouraged. With a greater knowledge of rents, Mr. and Mrs. Benson Shorey. in town one day this week------E. H. Herrick M. C. Bachelder was in town Monday----- bor was run into by a barge also in tow and Mrs. D. N. Payson of Roxbury, Mass., have Mrs. Lucy Crouse of Rockland conducted a literature, botany, geology, zoology and many Mrs. Alden Boggs is visiting ber son in War considerably damaged. The Lottie will be been in town calling on relatives and friends of Rockland was here a few days ago------The bible reading at Glencove schoolhouse, which other "ologya” there would be less gossips for excursion over the G. V. R. R. will be ren------S. L. Cummings of Somerville, Mass. repaired in New York. Edward Fogerty of Roilindale, Mass., was well attended. A social service followed which country towns are so remarkable, is visiting at D. W. Stetson’s----- Mr. and Mra. was in town the first of the week----- Rev. Tuesday Aug. 3. and Edwin E. Rhodes sang “The Dying | “The works of God are fair for naught, Edmund Keating is at borne from Worces At the Congregational church on Sunday A. G. Walter of No. Waldoboro were at F. A. ter. Albert Nutter of Friendship preached at tbe Christian.” Mrs. Crouse will have a second ! Unlcaa tbe eye, In teeing Perry’s last Sunday church Sunday morning in exchange with morning Rev. T. P. Gales will preach on the service next Sunday night—Mr. and Mrs. Bees hidden In the thing, tbe thought The drama Damon and Pythias will be topic “Human Limitations.” In the evening That animates Its being.” Rev. H. I. Holt----- Lester Fogerty of Koslin- Herbert T. Davis left Saturday night for their POMONA 6RAN6E presented in Watts Hall next Friday evening dale is in town for a few weeks He is at 7.30 a concert will be held when a very home in Rosltndale, Mass., after a couple of tinder the direction of Fred C. Hovey who select program will be given. Aroostook's Potato, Crop. stopping at Mrs. J. A. Woodcock’s------The weeks visit at A. F. Humphrey's—Mrs. Lucy The August meeting of Pomona Grange has had twenty-five years experience and is church was well filled with people Sunday No. Union.—Harry Johnston of Rockland Crouse and Miss Alberta Brown of Rockland Writing to The Courier-Gazette from an actor of high rank. He has a number of Houlton, E. L. Cleveland, Jr., an extensive will be held with Pioneer Grange, East Union, evening to listen to Rev. H. I. Holt's sermon called on friends here this week------Paul were visitors at Howard H. Brown's Sunday Aug. 12, commencing at 10.30 A. M. If other New York actors of like reputation on “The Fountain of (Life and Light,” dur Turner and George Hibberd went to Rock Miss Grace Geyer of Somerville, Mass., potato handler, says: with him. The play will be presented for tbe atormy on that date to be postponed one ing which he related his Christian experience, land on business Monday----- Elmei Messer is the guest of her aunt Miss Georgie Smith “Owing to a very late Spring and excessive week. benefit of Arcana Lodge. It will be a rare previously announced. Next Sunday and wife returned from Worcester, Mass., last ------Messrs. Frank, W. C. and C. Clifton rains, Aroostook will have a very short potato opportunity for tbe public to witness a first- crop this season; and in fact we must have the Program morning he will take for his text “Is Thy week— ---- Gertie Morang is at work for Lufkin of this plsce spent Sunday at R. Fred Opening in 5th deg. class drama by professionals. Heart Right,” and will illustrate tbe sermon Mrs. Edward Johnston for a few weeks------Crie’s, Rockland------Mr. and Mrs. Horace most favorable conditions to secure even a partial crop as a large proportion of tbe plants Routine Business by meant of a chart----- The entrance to the Mrs. S. A. Bryant and daughter of Moutviile Larrabee of Rockland were at Artemas Recess for Basket Picnic dinner church has been newly painted which greatly visited her sister Mrs. Oscar Bryant last week Young’s Sunday------Nellie P. and Lucy K. did not germinate and those that did are very Beware of Ointments for Catarrli that late and of course subject to blight, rust, rot Children’s Hour, which will be public, and Contain Mercury. improvea the looks. Great credit is due the ------Mra. Wm. Boynton of Rockland is Grant of West Rockport were guests of Ned every subordinate grange is invited to contri ladies for they contributed the means and did spending a few weeks with Mrs. Lewis die O. Gregory a few days lately------Hattie and frost, which an early Fall is more liable bute something to this part of tbe progtam. There is more catarrh in this section of tbe to bring about. After the potato plant has the w ork. Rackliff------J. M. Lord and wife of Wal Fish is now ai A. W. Clarke’s----- Members Music Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Perry country than all other diseases put together, tham, Mass., arrived Saturday and will be tbe of the theatrical cempany and orchestra of attained the growth of four to six inches tbe SICK HEADACHE Pleasant Point—Sixteen of the members Remarks L. M. Staples and until tbe last few years was supposed to guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Fossett a few the Oak Hill Grove theatre room at E. E. wet weather stimulates and is very favorable be incurable. For a great many years doctors of tbe Y. P. S. C. E. society of Friend Music Mrs. Mattie Merrifield Positively cured by these ship, attended tbe Christian Endeav weeks------Paul Turner and Geo. Hibberd Rhodes’------Alice Kellar of St. George vis to the plant, but if this wet weather comes Harmonica solo Kittle Pills. pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed ited her cousin, Lena M. Young, the first of immediately after tbe seed is planted it is very Henry Heal or meeting in thia place last Tuesday will return to Waltham Mass.,Monday-----The Song K. P. Fish local remedies, and by constantly failing to Misses Tena Brown and Maggie Simmons of tbe week------A. C. Young has purchased liable to rot and become wortblesa. I have They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, cure with local treatment, pronounced it in evening------B. L. Stevena baa hatched out Remarks Mra. Nellie Maxey Waltham spent an afternoon with Geo. two new horses----- Miss Ellie S. B. Weed of 36 acres of potatoes wnich are very fine by Music Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per curable. Science has proven catarrh to be a 192 chickens and ducks from 12 bens. Who North Deer Isle is visiting at Capt. E. J. Col reason of being planted on high sandy soil Mrs. L. M. Staples can beat this?------Misses Julia A. Carter M. Fosaett. After a collation had been Closing exercises fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi constitutional disease, and therefore requires served target shooting was enjoyed. Miss lins’------The berry pickers are now teen in where tbe rain did not affect them to any constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and Inez Simmons of Friendship visited at Brown bread and beana with hot coffee, ness, BadTasteinthe Mouth,Coated Tongue Brown easily carried off the honors shooting uads. Blueberries are scarce (hey say considerable extent. Tbe grain throughout will be furnished by Pioneer Grange for aup- manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Albert Simmons' last week------Miss Lizzie M. is. Sylvester Parshley, Mrs. A. C. Young tbe county is in prime condition and the hay Pain in the Side, TO R PID LIVER. They Ohio, is tbe only constitutional cure on the Stone, who has been dressmaking in Friend like a veteran. ier but viaitors must depend on tbeir own and Miss Laura F. Young spent Wednesday ill also he a fair crop.” unch baskets for dinner. Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. market. It it taken internally in doses from ship, is at borne for a vacation------Mrs. Olive WALDOBORO with Iriends at Waldoboro—A. T. Carroll f 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on Stack pole of Thomaston c lied on ber broth Regular meeting and entertainment by Small Pill. Small Dose. East Waldoboeo.—Fred Arnold haa re purchased the grass on the Street Railway Pioneer Grange will be held in tbe evening. the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system. er W. H. Trefetbern Sunday------Mr. and Mrs. Co.'a land and has lurncd it into hay—Burt W. Small Price. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it John Wall and Miss Laura Halt of Glenmeie turned from Massachusetts----- Miss Ella Mrs. E. E. Light, Secretary. Mank of Thomaston visited relatives here last Parshley of Dorchester, Mass., was at A. C. Do not cook when you can fill fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi are visiting at David Thompson’s----- Benja Young’s Monday—Mrs. S. H. Sylvester and min Libby of Warren was in Ibis place last week----- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burrows spent The New England Fair to he held at Port monials. Address, son Eddie of Center Lincolnville visited your Picnic Basket at the F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. week----- Rev. A. Nutter of Friendship Sunday at L. L. Marik's----- Clarence Fish land from August 16 to 21, inclusive, affords A Great Offer! of Camden is visiting at hit grandmother’s friends here during the week—Misses Mabel Sold by Druggists, 75c. preached at tbe school houseSunday afternoon. A. Pottle and Cynthia Hart of Rockport were a novel feature in tbe appearance of the crack Hall’s Family Pills are tbe best. Rev. Alfieda Brewster of Friendship preached Julia Fish's----- Frank Busteed and Mias calvary troop (Troop F, Third Regiment U. Ethel Jones of Chelsea, Mass., are at Mrs. C, at this place Tuesday calling on friends— S. A., Capt. Dood commanding) of our regu at tbe Advent cbuicb Sunday morning----- Messrs. O. A. Dale and F. C. Wells left town Dervey Maloney visited bis sister Mis. Will Arnold's----- Miss Flora Fish hat returned to Knox Farmers’ lar army. The troop ha9 been detailed to Rockland----- Mrs. L. L. Mank and Mi»t Tuesday—Tbe Winter cars and tbe freight Perkins in Warren Sunday----- Elmer Sim and combination cars have all been painted Rigby Park, in honor of tbe Fair by special mons wife and daughter Ada of Friendship, Carrie Mank are very slowly recovering from order of tbe Secretary of War, and will be injuries which ibey received by being thrown and present a fine appearance—Scb. C. and cantoned at Rigby Park during the week, Long Island, visited ber mother Mrs. Mary J. R. Tarbox, Hall, arrived in tbe harbor Tues Exchange Market FOR. Freathy last week. from tbeir carriage last week----- Mrs. Jane where it will daily give exhibitions of cavalry JUST RECEIVED! Heyer of Massachusetts and Mrs. Laura day from Criehaveu aud saileu the next day up tbe river—Mrs. Philip Robishaw of Rock tactics, scouting on tbe Plains, and all those The True Remedy. Geyer of Friendship were at Herman manoeuvres which make a tquadrou of trained land was st Wm. M. Tebo’s Tuesday— Mrs. W. C. 5AWTELLE, W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, III.,“Chief,” Demutb’s recently------Fred Arnold has pur horsemen to fascinating a spectacle. One Dollar chased a new bicycle------Adam Lawry of Lucy Andrews lately at R. Y. Ingraham’s is says: “We won't keep bouse without Dr. now at South Hope. 81 Limerock St., - Rockland King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Friendship was at C. Pennell’s Saturday. Bangor Commercial: Tbe shoe factory in M en ’s Snag Proof Storm aud ten cents by mail we will send Coughs and Colds. Experimented with many LIBERTY Telephone Call 59-4 Gardiner, which Bangor might have had if King Rubber Boots,pr, others, hut never got tbe true remedy until After meals you should have simply a certain good citizens had become conscious a check good for we used Dr. King's New Discovery. No feeling of comfort and satisfaction. You Hostile Valley.—E. S. Hannan and long enough to consider tbe matter, $ 4 . 5 0 other remedy can take its plsce in our borne, should not feel any special indications that wife visited bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel is about ready to begin business. as in it we have a certain and sure cure for digestion is going on. If you do, you have Hannan, No. Washington, recently for a few Kennedy’s Fancy&Crackers. The machines are all in and work in the cut Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, etc. It is izidigcslsun, which meant ne/-digeslion. This weeks------W. L. Boynton and wife visited ting room will begin in a few days. Some One Dozen idle to experiment with other remedies, even may he ibe beginning of so many dangerous tbeir daughter in Freedom a few days recently Society Cheese, Id ct£. lb. delay has been caused by the non-arrival of M en ’s Snag Proof Knee diseases that it is best to take it in hand at ------Sumner Ludwick purchased a new mow if they arc urged ou you as just as good as S altlues, 16 “ “ several pieces ol the shafting, There will he Bools. 3 . 5 0 Dr. King’s New Discovery. They are not once and treat it with Shaker Digeative Cor ing machine last week------Fred Turner and no lack ol help, as there are about 750 ap as good, because this remedy has a record of dial. For you know that indigestion makes Miss Caro Lewis of Somerville passed V anilla, plications for work already registered, aud Cabinet Photographs cures and besides is guaranteed. It never poison, which causes pain and sickness. And through here Sunday en route for Libertyville N ew tons, more coming in every day. A large portion The Beet Wearing Boots Made. that Shaker Digestive Cordial helps digestion ------The rcceut rains caught all tbe farmers fails to satisfy. Trial bottles free at W. H. Apricot Tarts, of these applicants are experienced shoe Kittredge’s Drug Store. and cures indigestion. Shaker Digestive Cor in this place with from one to five tons of makers. Baugor ought to have bad this fac dial does ibis by pioviding tbe digestive ma hay out. If there is no fair wealber soon Faucy Grahams, tory. It would have been one of the greatest Check is good until Jan. 1, 1898, hut terials in which the sick stomach it wanting. many tons of hay will spoil here------Mrs. C araw ay, things for tbe city that it ever bad. can he had for a limited time only so It also tones up and strengthens the digestive Sarah Handy has recently purchased a fine Town of Rockport, Mo. Sugar Cake, apply at once to —You Can Buy Them at— bCUOOl. NOTICE. oigant and makes them perfectly healthy. team of parties in Vassaihoro----- Geu. W. Hannan called on friends here Saturday------Rbumatism Cured io a Day. Noiloo to hkfvby that • aioetlog fur the This is Ibe rational/ of its method ol cure TRADE iCENTRE, Miuhmtluu uf the leathvrs iu the town uf Huckpurt as tbe doctors would say. Sold by druggists, Miss One Boyntou called on Mis. Samuel “Mystic Cure” for Rheumatism and Neu "chuul buildibg lu Kuck- price 10 cents io fl.o o pet bottle. Dodge recently----- Miss Myitie Boynton is Groceries, Produce, Etc. ralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its ac Morse & Davies, ilb, A D16V7. All who | visiting her sister in Unity for a few weeks tion upon tbe system is remarkable and mys *rui aiv uxpuvUd lu bo bkVkiK u u g b i lu to wo While every person cannot have an ahund- i ------B. D. Brown of Palermo visited Lewis terious. It removes at once tbe cause aud ant bead of hair, it is possible, with care and Boynton Saturday and Sunday----- Bert E. the disease immediately disappears, 'ibe L evi Seavey the use of Hall's Hair Renewer, Io grow a Cunningham is at work baying for parties Can Meats and Fish of all kinds. erst uose greatly benefits; 75 cents Siogbi Studio, Rockland, Me. respectable hirsutic covering. j here. Sold by W. J. Coakley, Druggist,- Rockland THOMASTON, MAINE. ockpurl, Me., July 1VLL, A. LXVI MOKtfK. FUEL) M. DAVIKri
I THE ROCKliA-M) COURIER-GAZETTE: SATt RDAY, JULY 31, 18»7
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL BICYCLE REPAIRING HOW TO FIND OUT. MARINE MATTERS. Fill a bottle or common glass with urine Mrs. Ru«» ol Stonington was in thin city W hat Onr Hom e Venae la Ape Doing.—Gossa Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries For Salel and let it stand twenty-four hours; a sedi alp of (Jnnrter-tleek and Fn’oale. FULLER & CO Tuesday. ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con Mill Lulu W. Chaples ii ^njoying a well dition ot the kidneys. When urine stains Sch*. Ella Rose and J. 11. Butler to A. F. earned vacation. linen it is evidence of kidney trouble. Too Crockett Co., and Nellie E. Gray to I. C. Gay, Mu. Mary E. Elwell of Spruce Head passed frequent desire tn urinat- or pain in the back, with wood, arrived Tuesday. a (ew hours in this city yesterday. is also convincing proof that the kidneys and Sch. Oregon, Gros«, arrived from Boston This warm weather finds us prepared to furnish the Mrs. Ezra P. Waterhouse of Worcester, bladder are out of order. Tuesday. desired garments in which to keep cool. Mass., is visiting friends in this city. WHAT TO HO. Sch. Bertha E. Glover, Dyer, with corn to Mr. and Mrs. William Farrow were guests There is comfort tn the knowledge so often Rockland Steam Mill, from Portland, arrived of Mrs. J. H. Raymond in Ball, Sunday. expressed, that Dr, Ktimer’« Swamproot, the Wednesday. OUR STOCK O F^ Samuel C. Dennison from So. Thomaston great Kidney r» medy, fulfills every wish in Sch Richmond, Stanton, arrived Wednes made a call on relatives here last Thursday. relieving pain in the back, k ’neys, liver, day ftoiii Boothbay where she discharged bladder nnd every part of the urinary pas coal from New York. Orris Clark relumed Thursday from So. sages. It conects inability to hold unite and Muslin and Lawn Thomaston where he has been visiting rela- scalding pain in passing it, or bad effect* Sch. Jordan L. Mott, Dyer, arrived Wed tves. following use of liquor, wine or beer and nesday from New York via Portland. Mrs. Jos. Duren of Brockton, Mass, is visit overcomes that unplea*nnt necessity of being Sch. Susan Francis arrived Wednesday from ing her sister Mrs. Stephen Prescott, this compelled to get up many times during the Steuben, with cooperage to S. P. Prescott. Shirt Waists . . . city. night to urinate. The mihl and the extra Sch. A. W. Ellis, Ryder, arrived from New Mrs. Henry Palmer and daughter of Hud ordinary eflect of swamp-Root is soon York, via Portsmouth, Wednesday. son, Mass., are guests of friends and relatives realized. It stands the highest for its won Sch. M. A. Achorn, G.un. arrived Thurs Is Not Surpassed by any Stock In Maine. here. derful cures of the most distressing cases. If day from Louisburg, N. S., with coal to Cobb Mrs. Oliver Jameson of Natick, Mass., is you need a medicine you should have the Lime Co. best. Sold by druggists, price fifty cents and 1 lot Ladies’ Shirt Waists 39c. Ask to see our New Roman Stripe the guest of Mrs. R. H. Thorndike, Masonic Sch. Harvest Home, Brown, arrived Thurs one dollar. You may hav a sample bottle Silk Waists, also the Silk by the street. and pamphlet both sent free by mail. Men day from Boston. Lawn, Muslin, Dimity and Print yard. THE LATEST. E. J. Hellier, Harry Flint, E. C. Thomas tion The Courier-Gazette anti send your ad Sch. Ira Bliss, Lord, was in the harbor and Arthur L. Orne are camping at Pleasant 20 OnR. St. - - Rooltland dress to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. Thursday, bound to New York with lime House Dresses and Wrappers in irish Dimities, 500 yards at 12 1-2 Beach. Y. The proprietors of thia paper guarantee from Rockport. endless variety. 32 to 46 sizes. 69c J cent8( regular 25 cent goods. A William Snowdeal of Rockport was in the genuiness of this offer. Sch. Fred B. Balano, Sawyer, sailed Tues to 13.50. i Bargain. this city on his way home Irom Burnham Mrs. William Weeks is very sick. day for Hillsboro to load plaster for New Wedneaday. MAINE NEWS NOTES York. Miss Adelaide Osgood has gone to North* rate’. Ihe ft,llowing prices ate given as John Colson left Tuesday night for Moors- port for a visit. The mayor of Portland affixed hi* auto- samples: “ Breakfast, 20 cents; dinner, JO Sch. Ella Frances, Foster, from Farrand GREAT SACRIFICE SALE OF ville, N. C-, where he will visit relatives for garph to £400,000 worth of new cily bond* cents; supper, 15 cents; betl, 20 cents; boat, Spear & Co , sailed Wednesday for New York. several weeks. Miss Theresa Cushman is at her home on averick (or the Summer vacation. last week. 25 cents an hour; fresh air, 10 cents a day .Schs.Ynnkee Maid, Perry, from Almon Bird, Mts. William Shaw and children from Cam A Chesuncook lake farmer who had nevtr berries, 5 cents a quait; cream, 12 cents a and R. L. Kenney, Colson, from Cobb Lime bridge are visiting Mr. Shaw’s mother on Mrs. William Shaw and children of Cam pint.” At the end of eveiy day tbe visitor is Co., fur Boston, sailed Wednesday. Misses' and bridge are guests of Mrs. F. B. Shaw. •een an electric car until lait week when be Franklin street. took a ride in the Oldtown electrics, is look expected to present Ins card and have it Sch. Ida Hudson, Bishop, loaded liom A, Mr. and Mrs. George Coburn (formerly Miss Sybil Howard of Winslow is the guest ing lor a customer for hi* old white horse. punched t<» the value id what he has had, and J. Bird & Co. and sailed Wednesday for Port Miss Nellie Bsbbidge) are spending a few of Mr. and Mrs. Heiry Young, North Main when he has used up th- $25 upon the card he land. street. Bath people have about given up hope ol must go away am* not c< me back again until Children's Jackets weeks in this city. that steamer on New Meadows river, for this Sch. James L. Maloy, Kernel, from A. F. Mrs. F. M.Tower of So. Thomaston was in Mrs. Ezra Waterhouse of Worcester, Mass., he his returned the courte’y and filled out his Crockett Co., and A. J. Bird & Co., for New year, but are getting up some enthusiasm over end of the coup m. Though Brown sent out this cily Wednesday, the guest of her niece is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barber, Union the prospect ol going to ihe Topsham fair on York, sailed Thursday. And Boys’ Sum m er Suits. street. his commutation tickets more than a week Mrs. E. R. Chaples. the eleclrics. Schs. Carrie C. Miles, Post, for New York, Mrs. Fred F. Burpee, who is spending the ago, none uf bis kindred have written to en Miss Bertha Clark of Cambridge, Maas, is a Hiram Tibbetts of Brunswick, has been at gage rooms,and Brown hop-s to find time this ami Red jacket, Mullen, for Boston, sailed 1 lot Children’s Jackets to close guest at her uncle's L. R. Campbell, corner of Summer at Lucia Beacb, has been home for a work at the barber's trade lor 50 consecutive Thursday irom Cobb Lime Co. O dd S u it s few days. Summer to camp out two nights on the blue 50 cents. Union and Granite streets. years and must surely hold the state record. berry plaint. Sch. James R. Talbot, Averell, sailed Wed 12 Boys Suits in 8, 9, 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ,1 3 , Harold D. Darling of Hyde Park, Mast., 1 lot Boys’ Blouse Suits, Navy Mrs. Maude Rollins left the city Thursday If long service counts lor anything, Hiram nesday lor New York from Perry Bros. year sizes 81.69, reduced to close. morning fot York where her husband Mr. is the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and seems to have earned and richly deserves a WITH THE WHEELMEN with Braid Trimming, 79 cents. Mrs. IL N. Keene. Sch. T'redfi* W. Alton, Candage, sailed Myron Rollins is employed. vacation. Thursday, with lumber from Bangor to Bol All other grades marked down to Oliver It Hills and Johnnie May have been Ned McConnell who has been visiting at The gushing expressions of fond parents Grunt Preparations lining Made For Ulg ton. close. on a hicycle tour this week that took in North- R. K. Morton’s Camden street has returned to are always pardonable, but one papa, of M eet In th in C ity N e x t M on th . Sch. Clara was loading Thursday from Ladies’ Skirts port, Belfast and Damariscotta. his home in Boston. whom the Gardiner Reporter-Journal tells, The track record should be broken nt the Cobb Lime Co. for New York. Bicycle Suits marked down. was delermined not to subject to be criticism 1 lot Plain and Stripe Skirts, 49c Mrs. D. A. Stearns and daughter Gladys of Miss Myrtie Morton of Richmond is visit met t in I is city August 10 The medal t> Schs. Ada Ames from Joseph Abbott, and Ladies’ Jackets at one-half price Springfield, Mass., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. ing her cousin, Gussie Morton, Camden on this score. Someone had been admiring his be pven u, L. A. Cobb, local consul, to the boy, an exceptionally bright little fellow, and Jordan L. Mott, from Perry Bros., were load Ladies’ Capes at one-half price. Linen Skirts, 98c W. H. Healey, Limerock street. street. mail who will do this is a beauty and can now ing yesterday for New York. the appreciative papa responded thus: “Yes, be -ccn on • xbibition ot J. F. Gregory & Ladies’ Suits are going at less Check Duck Skirts, 79c Mrs. Sarah Leeman and granddaughter Mrs. Gertrude Durrell has returned to he is a cunning little cuss and I wouldn't take Sch. Mcthebesec, Snow, arrived at Rich Marian Either of Middletown, Conn., are Boston. Son's store The n e« al is in itself woith mond 27th, from Lambert’s Point. than the price of the skirt. Fine White P. K. Skirts, 83.25 a dollar and a quarter for him.” con peting !«•• and « f courte the man who guests of W, O. Hewett, Park street. Mrs. Nellie Chapman of Cambridge, Mass, One of the metropolitan papers, which per Sch. .Maynard Sumner, Dobbin, arrived at These must be sold this month, so Fancy Canvas Skirt, 82 to 84.(,O is the guest of her father of this city. win* it will likewise «ecuie li st prize in t e Mrs. L. F. Abbott and children of Roxbury, haps knows something about the subject on evei t in which the record is made. Philadelphia 271b from Vinalhaven. give us a call and get fitted while All lengths and prices. Mass., are making a month's visit with Mra. Miss Lillian Nash is home from New York which it writes,prints a yarn about a Goodale's I be wheelmen who In I mg to the Cential Scb. Win. J. Lermond, 11 upper,sailed from our assortment lasts. Abbott's mother, Mrs. A. T. Sherman. for the remainder of the Summer. Corner farmer, who has been eaten out of Clul appreciate the piivi« ge which has lately Norfolk 28th, for Newport news to load for house and home everySummer by city coaling Children's Caps and Bonnets Mrs. S. A. Gould and son Albert who have Miss Julia A. Coughlin of Carbondale, Penn, been granted them of leaving their bicycle* Portland or Hath. been cottaging at Pleasant Beach have re and Miss Marguerite Ormand of Brooklyn who didn’t know him when he was driving a on the piazz , where racks to receive them marked down to close out. See dis Sch. Susie M. Plummer, Creighton, arrived B a rg a in s turned to Boston for a three weeks’ stay. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Coughlin, truck team in Boston; said farmer having have also been se' in p ine. at Caibarien 17th from Philadelphia. play in Infant’s Dept. Miss Florence It. Keene of Washington, Rankin street. adopted this plan t” lave hi. green-beans and 'I he Press Cycling Club of Boston, which 50 Ladies’ Sweaters, Black only, cream tbii year. He has had printed some Sch. G. M. Brainerd was on the railway at Boys Print blouses, 25c D. C., is the guest of Mrs. W. II. Keene, Mrs. Mary F. McLain is out from Spear, intended to visit Rockland next month, has Brooklyn, 20th to have bottom cleaned and 98c. Broadway. She will remain several weeks. May A Stover’s on her Summer vacation. card-board strips and sent one to each of his ‘ma le other arrangements.” All sizes in the celebrated K. E. former visitors. The card consist, of two painted. 25 Gents' Mackintoshes going at Mrs. Julia Benner of Lynn, Mass., is the E. J. Hellier, employed at Alfred Murray’s, parts, attached to each other like the round Capt. Fred C.HalTa schooner Belle Hooper, Boys Blouse, 50c. to 81.50, White guest of Mrs. S. F. O'Brien. Mrs. Benner is is having a two week’s vacation. He will 82.00, worth 87.50. trip ticketi on a railroad. < )ne end ia marked TIRES THAT LEAK. which was totally wrecked at Silver Bank, 60 and Colors. , a popular teacher in the public schoola of spend part of it in camp at Pleasant Beach. “Guests’ Commutation Card,” and the other miles N. E. of Macoris, San Domingo, was Lynn. Will Whitney of The C.*G. force is having ia named "Holt’s Commutation Card," The Morgan & W right single-tube bound to New York with 645 bhds and 100 PRICES ON PARASOLS REDUCED. Capt. Eugene Stanton and wile have his vacation. Around the margin in triple rows are figures, quick-repair tire must be regarded as bags of sugar. She was valued at £Kooo, and returned from New York and left here Thurs Silas W. McLoon returned Tuesday night ranging from five cents to £1, the whole a distinct improvement in bicycle tire was partially insured. day morning for No. Haven where they will from a business trip to Boston. amounting to £25. In ihe central part ol Ihe construction. It has the following ad Sch.Mabel Hooper,at New York from Jack- pass a few days with relatives. Mrs. Leila Hutchinson of Exeter, N. II., is host’s card is a price list of meals and accom v a n ta g e s; sonvill, had heavy weather,lost and split sails, modations, which the guest can have at tariff A New Lot of Ladies’ Bathing Suits Just Received. Miss Edith Chase returned Wednesday visiting in the city. While punctures in it can be re had cabin Hooded and shifted deckload. She after a vacation from the office of Bird St leaked badly. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cobb left yesterday for paired with plugs, or semi-liquid in Barnry lasting nearly a month. In this time jections, as well as in any otter she visited friends in Portland, Boston and New York and Philadelphia and will be gone • ! T o u r i s ts single-tube tire, it can be permantnlly New York. for two weeks. One week will be spent at DON’T FORGET the National Meet L. A. W. in Philadelphia. repaired by using the quick-repair For Your Summer Cottage Master Ernest and Master Fred Campbell Visiting our city should not of this city have gone to Limerick and are tbe Mr. and Mrs. John B. Black of Brooklyn strip inside the tire. See cut No. 1. The Grand Army Piano Votes. we h av e a nice a s s o rt fail to see our display of guests of tbeir uncle at the Campbell house. arrived in the city today and will be guests at ment of Hammocks They made the journey to Portland with capt. JohnT. Berry’s. ROCKLAND. SOUVENIR CROCKERY. Archibald and finished to Limerick on their Miss Mabel Snow is the guest of Miss Mary and Piazza Screens. Hitchcock. The grand three-days’ fair given under the wheels. NIGHTS COMMENCING auspices of Edwin l.ibliy Poet, G. A. K. of Mrs. Mary A. Stevena and Harold E. Arthur B. Duncan and John II. Morse of B this city, will occur Sept. 21, 22 and 23 and ♦ Also our new stock of Stevens of Lewiston and Miss Angie S. Graves Bath are making a short visit here. They are MONDAY, JULY 26. tbe program will be along the line laid out in of Rockland arrived safely in Glasgow Sunday, on a yachting trip. this paper a few weeka ago. Penobscot River July II. The City of Rome, in which they Hovey Slayton and sister Genevieve, who Everybody's Favorite The C. G. stated at that time that the Pott sailed July 3 from New York, made one of have been guests of Miss Jennie Berry, re No. 1. was going to give away a piano to the citizen the best and quickest trips in its history. turn to their home in Manchester, N. II,, to Indian Baskets . By injecting M. & W. quick-repair of Knox County gciting the most votes. The Bangor Commercial: Harry F. Ross is at night. following business houses of Rockland have C loves cement through the puncture, and See display of Baskets in our Main home Irom Rockland, where he is passing the Dana Forbes of Boston and Charles White JOSEPH GREENE, generously decided to give customers five A few odd sizes of Silk and Lisle then pressing down on the tire with street window. Summer with Mr. and Mrs. C. Vey Holman. of Lynn, Mass., who have been visiting Wil per cent on cash trade in piano votes: Gloves to close at 12 I-2c. per pair. Mr. Rosa and his father, John Rots, went to liam Bishop, Gay street, return home tonight. With His Own Excellent the thumb, as in cut No. 2, the repair Fuller St Cobb, dry goods, carpetings, etc. Moosebead Lake Saturday night, to pass a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lamb of Lynn, Company Simonton Dry Goods Co., " “ few days at the Rosa farm at Northeast carry. Mass., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Spear, May, St Stover, paper hangings, etc. 2 Special Bargains Edward Whitney and wife and William Clark, Rankin street. They arrived Wednes In a Kapnrtolre of Magnificent Suc Dunn & Additon " " ” Macomher of Dover, Me., are guests ol Wil day morning and were accompanied by Mr. cesses, Never presented before E. W. Berry & Co., Iroota, shoes.furnishtngs. at Popular Prices. 404 Shoe store, “ " Bring in your Furs and have them in H osiery liam Whitney, Ingraham llill. Mr. Whitney and Mrs. Clark and son George. Mr. Lamb, made the trip on hit bicycle, a remarkable who has been critically ill, it now regarded aa Wentworth it Co., “ “ 11 repaired while the tabor on them 1 lot Plain Drop Siitch Lisle Hose. performance coniidering that Mr. Whitney somewhat improved. SATURDAY, LAST II. N. Keene, boot* shoes aud rubbeas,. 25c. pair. has but one leg, the left one at that. The N ew England Clothing House,tlulking.etC. can be done much cheaper than in distance is 99 miles. J. F. Gregory & Son, clothing and bicycles. 1 lot Ladies’ black Lace Stripe Lisle 2 Performances Mayo St Rote, clothing and furnishings. Tbe opening of a magnificent night-bloom No. 2. No. 3. the fa ll season. BTATK OF MAINE. S. M. Veazie, stovea and hardwate, Hose, 50c. sold everywhere for 75c. ing cereus entertained quite a party of neigh r p o the Houoruble, the Judgo of tbe Probate In tut Mr. Joseph Greene nnd his superb bors and friends, who gathered at tbe borne JL and for tbe County of Knox. aom pany. strip inside is picked up by the cement, J. P. Wise ft Son, “ “ " lUspectfully represents Nancy A . Hobbs of tit. thus closing the puncture, as iu cut Copeland’s Bazaar. of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt A. Morse. Summer George, in said county, that John A . Hubbs, Grand matinee at 2.30 p. m. Summer Tourists will find in our Cloak Department a full street, Wednesday evening. To those who No. 3. A. Rota Weeka, crockery, glass ware. who laat dwelt In rit. George, In said county, died M. M. Genthner, watchea and ewelry. have never witnessed an event of this sort, the on the twenty.alx day of April, A. D., 18V7, lutes- A great comedy bill. The Morgan & W right single-tube assortment of the so popular Steamer Capes for traveling. opening of one of these blossoms is a great tate; that he left estate to be administered, to w it: C. E. Daniela, “ " “ — personal estate to the amount of at least twenty quick-repair tire is guaranteed not novelty. Every Seat in The House lOcts John R, Erobock, millinery. dollars: that your petitioner ia interested in auld porous. This is on account of the way McDonald ft Eerguaon, “ Winfield S. Thompson of the Boston Globe eatute as widow of auld deceased, that auld daceuaed NOIHINO HIGHER. left a widow, whose nume ia Nuucy A . Hobba, and in which it is made. Nearly every C. Doherty, groceries. and formerly editor of the Free Press, is us bla only helra-at-luw and next of kin, the parsons SATURDAY EVENING rider has heard of tires that “ leak II. G. Tibbetts, groceries snd market. spending a short vacation at bis old home whose names, realdencea and relutionahlp to the McInnis ft McNamara " " “ T^TTT ,T cfc OOBB, in Southport. Mr. Thompson is one of the deceased are as follows : A Grand Farewell Performance, like a sieve.’’ NAME. BBSlDBVCB. Many tires rot, because water gets F. M. Simmons, “ “ “ most fertile news-writer whom Maine has Mabel Hobbs, Bt. George, lighter Syndicate Building, Rockland. into the fabric between the two layers E. B. Ingraham ft Co., “ “ “ produced, and in addition to putting in some Arthur Hobba, *• “A Hain Old Irishman,” E, S. Farwell, " " •• valuable work for the big Boston daily finds Doth being minor children. of rubber. The Morgan & Wright Wherefore, your petitioner pruye that Charles II. Thorndike ft Harding, “ “ “ time occasionally to write an entertaining Mr. Greene in an entirely new char fabric is proof against moisture. W iley of Hl. George, In the County of Knox, or to acter. C. B. Jones, “ “ •• magazine article. some other suitable person he appointed adminia- Everybody knows how comfortable "HEW DOMESTIC" IS THE BEST- Anthony Hope ia to lecture in America liutor of the eataie of said deceased aud certifies Single votes, five cents, can be procured of next Winter and to give readings from bis The marriage of Edward M. Robbins and that the statements herein contained are true to the STRONG SPECIALTIES Morgan & W right tires are, and yet Maj. C. B. Grcenhalgh of the Poat committee. works, following the example of it- would be Miss Lizzie M. Burnham, Wednesday even beat of her knowledge and belief. By Miss Grace Euler, Mr. Archio how seldom they puncture. Thia is Votes can lif dtpoaited in the box WHEELS MIO SPOKES an healthful pastime it is rapidly growing in DISPOSING OF COOLIDGE AROUND THE COUNTY SUFFERING WOMEN. favor, not being confintd to age, sex, class or color, or any social status; it is free to all who CASH AND G IV E N F R E E Some Th In ft* of General Interest to Lovers can and will learn to nde. Confirmed from Pure 1. ----- Camden business men in conjunction How Many of Thom Hava Quietly of the W heel—Aujpi«f Meet. $ 3 ,4 0 0 .0 0 PRIZES EACH M O N TH Or.cc the possessor of a wheel there is no with some of the lommer people are talking Obtained Advice That Made As follow s: believed Coolidge was living, there was one, of sprinkling Main street. If this was done question but its owner can master its me T h e m W e ll. A “W heely” Wall chanical structure and learn to put it to its “a most candid man,” who “had heard from the attractiveness of this already attractive 4 First Prizes, each of $100 Cash - ■$ 400.00 the lips of an acquaintance” that he (the place would be increased to a large extent. PRELIMINARY. best and right use—and rightly used there is Second “ " “ $100srecfALBIcfcles’2.000.00 My sister, if you find thnt in spite of I bovftht a wheel. but little question of its healthful merits. Of acquaintance) “had met and recognized following faithfully your family doc A .Ittn, peaceful-looklng. bright-red wheel SThird “ “ “ $ 25 Gold Watches -_------1.000^00 Coolidge.” Thia is only three removes from 4* And now 1 it e l,—w e ll, I feel as tho’ course there are people who are physically tor's advice, yon are not getting well, unable to endure the motion of a wheel, but competent testimony ! On the other hand, ------The officials at the state prison have or I’d been n “feature” In n slugging show Gash and Prizes given each month $3,400.00 there has been presented in support of the ganized a brass band and the state boarders why do you not try another course? O f twenty-seven rounds or more, such ones are also physically unable to take 12 And been licked, batter'd, pounded, kicked. quite the same exercise that a fairly well per contention that Coolidge died in prison, the are keeping their ears open to hear the sweet Many and many n woman has quietly I)o I feel wore? Oh, no,'.ary a feel, ” 1 don’t think;” unequivocal, positive testimony of six prison strains. No doubt the prisoners would enjoy written to Mrs. rinkham, of Lynn, I only know the ’’Dell” 1* In that little, peaceful- son can safely indulge in, in any other direc looklng. tion, so they must perforce be left entirely Total given during 12 mos. 1897, $40,800.00 WRAPPERS officials and the equally positive statements and appreciate such a diversion but it’s not Mass., stating her symptoms plainly Bright red wheel. of two gentlemen of the highest standing for likely they will have the opportunity. out of this problem of the good that accrues HOW TO OBTAIN THEM. and clearly, and taken her ndviee, which from a reasonable use of the bicycle. But I 'ompctitorn to save n« ninny SUNLIGHT Evcrv month during 1W7 in eac h of th e 4 d istrlo te intelligence and probity. I* this “setting was promptly received. The follow- F irst Round. OAP Wrapper* ns they can collect. Cut 1 w ill bo aw arded ns follow s: naked assertion against a striking array of 4- My first attempt, fnr from the mnddlng crowd was not only as a means of healthful exercise off llic top portion of cncli T he 1 Competitor who sends in the a ing letter is a would I recognize the great good of this n y p fn ;h w r Riffl«.TonA,’f StNO THIS TOP PORTION f .n r g e s t N u m b er of coupons from positive evidence?” ------Thomaston people are growling because made. S t he district in which he or sho resides Tbe writer was a boy in his fourteenth the gutters need cleaning and the grass needs " pretty strong ’Twas night. The scene? An alley, hid by pitying particular form of travel and amusement. I ; SOAP.” The," (called‘•Ho..- w ill receive H IOO Cnmli. shade. claim for it another use which if realized will , non.” ) nrc lo ho opnt, po.tn