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Houlton, Maine, Wednesday, , 1912. V o l 5 2 . No. 38 unn •m.mm Union and Tin- Island Falls DaivDt fost'-r and '■tu-ounun- tin Biennial Convention Union each were awarded a banm-r abiding • migrant of X, for efficient work. opt-. We mtlM h-t tin* r C h r istia n E n d e a v o r Of Interest M a in e The following others woiv elect­ tha* Maim* * s■ .**<• ia 11 y stam C u lo n ed ; Frank Dunn of HonHon, pro-j equality for all that nma-mr** up tn "To Farm ers the .stand test of respectability. (Omitted from last issue.) sideut ; William P>. Tut hill of Port- lantl. Rev. J. ('. Hughes, of Calais, j ENOCH PATTERSON. of AH Over l ,1 ( ’(tn volition vice presidents ; Miss Harriett*- H. ,n E n cl e a v o r Cole of Sedgwick, corresponding j TheUnited 5te ;es t T»ldng Slock Union ~\vfts TU-xtr -rn this town last secretary and treasurer : Miss Ethel j week at the First Kaptist (...hurch, Perfect Health Is Almost M. Fish of , recording secre-j Is Giving Sati sfaction October 1st is a good time of year and was fairly well attended, con­ tar.v ; Harry W. Howe, liejd secre­ Impossible to tale etock of the poultry plant, sidering the dates conflicting with It hat a wear-resisting tary ; Wesley Hubbard of Bangor, From Alaska to Florida 'When the early pullets are laying, many of the County fairs. The de­ Mineral surface on top in­ auditor ; Walter P. Reeves of Port­ City Life Is Responsible —in city and country— the surplus stock Mas been disposed legates began to arrive Monday land, “-excursion manager : Rev. G. Amatite Roofing gives the stead of paint. Amatite is of j. the winter houses are in order, evening and were met at the station H. Kent of Albion, superintendent Human Machine Will Not Run same genuine satisfaction easy to lay, fire retardant, and necessary expenditures made. bv Sec’y J. H. Piper of the Y. M. C. of Evangelistic and Quiet Hour ; True and Strong, Day After and lasting service. The or.ly way to give the chickens A., with his boy scouts who acted as attractive and absolutely Rev. J. B. Coy of Harrison, on board Day, Under Constant oiedit lor what they do is to keep an escorts for the delegates who were If you intend to build, waterproof. of missionary education ; W. P. S tr a in aoeouut with them, charging them directed to their rooms. use Amatite. You will do Free Sample Brenneman of Auburn, on board of with their food, crediting them with The Convention was opened Tues­ In a recent interview- one of the away not only with all roof­ Chrisian Citizenship. Two of the Send for sample and make tM t produots. *Put a price^ on the day afternoon with a praise service physicians who are introducing the ing troubles, but with all vie# presidents are to be made up of roofing comparisons, and bon house, incubators, brooders and conducted by Kev. T. P. Williams remarkable new tonic “Tona Vita" the state presidents of the Baptist unnecessary roofing expense, other equipment. Measure a supply followed by devotional service by to the American public, had this to know roofing before you and Free Baptist Wgapizations. because Amatite needs no of various grains, and charge the ___Rev._ F. Clarke______Hartley._ Greetings______say. buy. The man who knqws, market price for it; count your hens, the Hodlton C~R Union was painting or attention after it “ Tlie manner of living in the is laid. buys Amatite—always. gullets, cocks *nd cockerelsseparate- given w Frank Dunn, Pr$s., Ammunition For( Boom larger cities of the is ly §q(| put a price on them. If there followed by a greeting from the such that perfect health is almost Barrett Manufacturing Company any lumber bought, or money Guns. New York to Churches by Rev. W. H. Easton. impossible; the human machine St. Louie Cleveland Pittobu^h Ci hc i naan gpent lor labor for the chickens, jot Minneapolis NewjOrlean* Beattia w . .Nathaniel Tompkins Esq., first will not run true and strong day i City , It down. K eep eqfelul account j geiectnian of the town welcomed the With favorable crops Aroostook after day w-ith its vitality contin­ through the year, and next year see | numbers Gf the convention in be- will be in better position to further ually being sapped by the constant wbat the chlo^em have done for you. 0f the town, the response was her interest this fall than ever be­ nervous strain. Irregular hours, Itome breedetanae a large card onxmadeb the PreBf of the conven- fore. The Government has discov­ hastily eaten food, tlie w-ear and £ which to keep etah month's record, tion Rev Wm, F. Slade who thank- ered wha^has long been evident *o tear and rush of city life, are largely others use a blank hook, a few nee ed the churches and the citi*etis for the writer, and gives figures to prove responsible for the immerse amount the card system. Once start an ac­ their warm welcome. it, that New England leads all other of dull, listless, half-sick people of count with the Harm hen, and one's The program as carried out proved sections ot the United States in the the present generation. Debility or JH ^•epoet for her ig greatly increased. to be a profitable one, the speakers .production qf all crop>s per acre, a run down condition as it is called, handled the subjects assigned them with the lowest land values. Could is everyw’here. Half the people 1 in a pleasing manner. we ask for better material to put into see in street cars, restau ran ts, Rev. James A. Francis, D- D. literature to distribute to the world. theatres, or on the street, are unmis­ ) pastor of the Clarendon St., Baptist What wouldn't a.we-stern state give takably in a debilitated condition, «hqrch of Boston, gave a masterly for that report ? What wo Aid it with their nerves in such a state | fumigation #111 purify aroom and and inspiring address on the Nature mean every abondoned farm inhabit­ that they either wish to lie down germ life in crackgand crannies of/the Kigdom which was listened ed, every person contented, and hun­ and rest or rush after some excite­ yrovided it ie tha$ougtT< Unless the tqWlth muob attention. dreds l*f thousands eager to get ment. bg>iulecan betlghtlycloeed, however, Wednesday afternoon was spent where such conditions flourish. It “ Any one who lias met a constant thffe ie no use of burning sulphur do recreation and/through the court­ woula mean an abundance of Capital stream <>f nervous debilitated people oandtoe or any ether sut^tfince. Be- esy of oiurcitizeqw automobiles were at a fair rate of Interest. It would as I have since I began my present fork cloeeuvery crack in procured-so that all had an oppor­ mean progress in -all essentials that Work, can tell a m an o r woman in thk Windows, and about room. tunity of-seeing the town, this was go to make up a j perfect civilization. this condition at a glance. I wish Iff aoceesary, push strips kf muslia followed by a reception and asocial To the question why interest rates to emphatically state that the num­ fa *ta oraoks and paste over with hour. are so-'high in A roostook, we ha ve ber of debilitated people in the larg­ — - feasting paper. During the convention many mat­ been 'inet with the argument that er American cities is appalling. 01060102485323532353232323535348532353 fia w e everything ready before ters of importance were discussed, our land values were text high. Even * Tona, Vita,' the medicine I am Sponge cake, cup r Ijfftvfttog the.candles,'slip out quick­ Mr. Rowe the nfcw (Fi&ld Secretary our bankers h«r’e written ice letters helping to introduce, is to combat angel c:ake—*all cake ly, close the door and leave it dosed is an enthusiastic speaker, and will j to that effect. They seek invest- tills condition. T believe it to be are not overrich in \ fkr several hours. Before time for the interests jineirt for their surplus capital in 'the and heavy icing' do much to farther of the best preparation ever before splendid food His kb tokens to go In open the door the Union’. It was suggested by j west. Ignorant of the tr ue condi- sold to the public, in that it is im ­ growing childrer and erlodews and air thoroughly. him that in view of ti]e fact that the jfthms, one Maine bank is-crippled to mediately etfV'Ctive in cases of de­ Make them fror J* Eftariphur candles are not to be had, summer school for this work which } the extent of its officers*ed ion is that mir ter° hl« W £he ef at* Win­ b tbyeemdles if possible. Be careful and ituraet with such a irearty res­ •«1 Trade cm cent rate their energy in mind and body. Evnry half-sick C A R RI AG E R K PA IR WO R K «lE ow’ a spe­ teasake everything sate before leav- ponse that a paper was immediately to accomplish rests its:; when our worn-out man or woman. «w as niuchiattentH-n to themselves and their family, to try is absolutly satisfactory in every makir riche st ia *Mgr‘%e*et> increase th em w h en make life snore w :rth livin and ■ prices on our expert work in re­ .taorapen far some time before go­ tion, solos by Mr. J. J. Marriott and **tr Postal iBank -deposits, drawing ^rgetic ing to to ope* the windows. brings back tin* he althly, ei> pairing. If you can afford a car- Hartley Stewart were delightfully two percent are loaned t*o thei inn­ spirit, that is now lacking, th price One sulphur candle will serve f-or rendered. er-; for from t-liree to i >ur ; when ic lias rirge, you can afford to brave us l ordinary poultry ^ouse having is ref.unded. Perk-f Drug Sto The closing day Thursday was a ^uffii*ient help is induced to hoate for ‘Ton i Vita’ in Hou'- keep M in repair. "Bring it to us j> ariaary meguUritief.! They are safe ■-The Friend Society of Portland. I« The Test Of Tirae. Man}' H* *ui- ]. i; t *t'» o'nvt 1 i;i Ar^t-sUifOoGounty, aak reliable. They [help quickly and Me., for the largest gift which was depart with a pocket full of n/or.ey. tor. Peo]'!e :llive Made This Test. IU-. <>r » fir r ]-<«■«!iti< s if: rctpiirt-d. AtfjAanantly. In the yellow package. a substantial one. and while with us must be (enter­ Years ago this Houlton citizen toM j'Um wiir has. t'lm i'hr.n* in do- Boulton Grange Store The Dennysville Congregational tained. and waited upon ; we must- in a public ‘tatenien'., the benefit de- • : ! >••• v- * . -.;:‘2:;-* ri■s'-ed from Doan’s Kidney Pills. The-} .-Vpi'lica'i ionjs must give- a i'Usi::oss Attacks of Indigestion ^statement is now confirmed —the testi- f -‘Xpericive and pr^-ent rm.ny complete. IiM&nces like this. [ 1 It J > M f (< ■ A ddr* I )ra\v<*r “I believe Chamberlain’s Tablets hav« 11 m : Tt. saved my life, writes Mrs. Maggie Coil are numerous. 1 hev doubly prove the , f\ M.-<- Golden City, Mo. “1 had pains in my merit of Doar.N Kidney 1’ilb Can stom ach so bad I any Times reae'er demand more con- If thought I could not vincing proof: It’s Houlton testimony I live. Our doctor said ---it may be investigated. it was congestion of the stomach. I would I Mrs. K. J. Dilling. Id North Sr.. goto bed perfectly well HouRon. .Me.. «ays : -I can still rec- | FUSSY CHILD and wake up in the I ommend Doan’s Kidney Rills, for It us from & fusuy, whining, night as bad as I could ! know that they live up to all the claims j '••svm!.- — lu t it's not thu kid’s be and live. Our doc- ' made for them. .1 confirm all I said in full)’ . *)]•■ n 'jb!*i.(.;,.e. PaiiorStoves K/eKi 1)00 Worm K iiler (tins delicious had to inject medicine / ’■ed has beer, permanent. A heavy cold j in my arm. Since tak­ v/hich settled cn sr.y kidneys was the! candy tablets) stops the trouble quick­ ing Chamberlain’s ly. a©-’.*ly. It is a trustw orthy rem ­ i*».arting\point of nr.v kidnev trouble, j Tablets I can eat any. “ Crawford ParIor.,, A genuine indirect draft stove edy for children. Price, 25c.; sold thing I want without with full return flue; the smoke passes down between My back wa* lame and at bed a great < by do^gists everywhere and by hurting me.” This deal and work of any kind aggravated 1 form of indigestion is the firepot and the outside casing of the stove to a flue my suffering. The kidney secretions PERKS DRUG STORK extremely painful and beneath the ashpan, thence up, and out jansoyed me and I :felt miserable in | often dangerous. By taking Chamberlain’s through the back smoke pipe to the | every way. Hearing of Doeti’s Kid- . „---- Tablets after eating, chimney, giving more heat and burning j ney Pills. I got a supply trom the /mention! Butchers and farmers and especially when you have fulness ! j la the way Drug Co. and it was not YOU CANNOT STAND TO LOSE and weight in the stomach after eatine less coal. The grate center slides for­ You *>11 K*t highest cash market price for long before I was free from vny trou­ ami beef hides, calfskins, horsehides and the disease may be warded off and ward for dumping. Large clinker door; sheqj. pelts by selling direct to the tannerv avoided. Chamberlain’s Tablets not only ble." aid digestion, but strengthen and invig­ wide, deep ashpan; dust damper; nickel return all consignments free of expense if orate the stomach. s Fur »ale bv all dealer*. Erice 50 pnt** allowed are not entirely satisfactory.’ rails removable. Four sizes. icents. Foster-Milbum <’o., Buffalo, j Gie Bernard Tannery, Whitefleld, N. H. For sale by Perks' Drug Store * j New York, sole agents for the J __ -...... “Tropic Crawford.” With or with- | States. out down draft back pipe. Draw center ) Remember the ns-tne—Doan’s— and grate. Best stove made at the price. take no other. Crawford “ Parlor” Nickel rails removable. ! . U. A. Smith. Rridgeton, Ind., had Crawford “ W ood Parlor.” in this J kidney trouble for years, and was so new heating stove for wood the front door Tropic Cn,w,ord 1 crippled with rheumatism lie could no? swings open to give the effect of a fire-place. By moving ! dress without help He started UMi'g a slide in this door the fire can be seen without opening 1 Foley Kidney Pills, and says, "I began to get bettj r at once, and now all mv the door itself. The slide openings are protected by wire trouble has J-ft me and 1 do not feel gauze. The main top swings to one side and underneath that 1 ever had rheumatism. I rest lions of Dollars by Mail it is a large plate that lifts to admit large pieces of wood. well all night and tho’ o'J years old. • Millie:>ns oi cP;]lavs ai\ sent srJbdy Uy !a at I every year. can now do the work of a man of A A l>io tir.s aim This stove is made in both direct and indirect^lraft ; slice o: 'tint cou’.cs to i:s lrom thotis- years. 1 v. ou!d like to he the means amis o: < ;;r paDens u i no :!n iv ’ai-nuiss with us styles. It is strongly made and very handsome. Ihree utiiers getting benefit from Foley Kid- , win hi mai 1. \Yc have a oy-uiail imukmg sys- sizes, to burn 19, 22 or 25 inch lengths. ney Pill-.” Refuse .substitutes. 11 on I- j tern taal is worn ic-nuK\- vu:iific* yct whollv safe. ton < irange Store. I : y■' ■;i: more•y - a k c Crawford '.'Wood Porlor” .. a-k u-. ;-U m it ami start Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., 31-35 Union St., Boston oil c ;*.t ( V.I JOR RAte RT RUHR FURHITURE CD., HOULTON ME. ' EasternTrust

Races at the Park Literary Notes great outdoors. Mr is an eu- , BANKRUPT’S PETITION FOR DlS- tliusiastic nature lov while he ; CHARGE is a scientist to His tips, he : The last races of the season at the The Red Lane In the matte; of Park will be (odd next Saturday does not d e l’ a e e (11p lH*aii rit‘s ijf ] (yGor^ j,, MurK^nziu ln Bankruptcy. Hidman Day's latest hook will im­ afternoon, and are under the aus­ nature by analysis. He H content Ban lit1 * i j' press most id' its readers as being in TuthefloN. i i.akkm 1. II.W.K, .Judge of past two weeks. returned home this pices of the Gentlemen's Driving to take natural beauty .as it is, with­ Ludlow many respects the best from his pen the DBtrCt < Murt of the | riited states for week. Clllh who will give tile proceeds to out .delving for the why and the jin its dram atic aeti.hi, at least. It the Divriet of Main*. W. K. Kastman of Cumberland tiie Base Ball Assn. wherefore. In a lew words he can I possesses a ii especial interest t o GEORGE L. MACKENZIE of Mr. Laurel Barker has commenced Mills, agent for the Mineral Fertil­ Everyone will enjoy these races bring to the mind of a reader all the Cmieus in the County of An Mistook, | Maine people in view of the -date to press his hay. izer Co., was doing business in town wtiich are composed of local houses. charm of a day in the forests or on and state of Maine, in said District, respeet- i unpleasantness" growing mit of the iully represents, that on the 2ntlidayof April Mrs. Lyman We1>b Is quite ill with last week. Admission 25 cents. Grand >tand tin* mountains, d'hrough his won­ last past he was duly adjudged bankrupt under j reciprocity issue in this country* and an attack of pneumonia. F. S. Steeves had the need fortune free. derful power of deseription one is the Acts of Congress relating to bankruptcy ; j ( 'a mu la. for some of t h e lead i ng char- made to feel flie-soft breath of spring that he has duly surrendeied all his pro­ Mr. Carlton Hemore is at work for to catch three foxes and three 1st (.'las ’rot ter perty and rights of property, and has fully ! actcrs have to do with that border ami to hear the of leaves Wm. McCain, hauling potatoes. skunks in the vicinity of his hen pen (’. H. Bid eon t Blue John rust’e the complied with all the requirements of said smuggling that would have ceased or i he songs of birds. Acts and "I th** orders of Court touching his last week. He has the loxes alive ('lias. Ingraham Boh Wilks hankiuptr;.. Mr. ami Mrs. H. K. Anderson i had the vote in file provinces been and uninjured. B. D. Ting.ey W. Bur ddie Sign A t Six is int a -r i >ry H Mum-. ;■ i, i;i. n r: ri: a vs, Tliat he. may •pentSunday at the Hemore cottage. : the ot her way. Hut the ■•Red Lane" ipeti. Mr. Whifi* is ver-atih* he dec;. .-d h, !hc ( curt to have a fu'l dis- Miss Winnie Logie starts t his week ( ). B. Bll/zell Lena Wi;ks tin Mr. Fox and a party of friends j wii icii t o t he uninitiated, is t he name iiiigli this, his latest bn..k. lo* iiaige i;"in a,: debt* provable against his to visit friends in Chatham and 2nd Cl; Kae. a lid ■ cate m.der siai bankruptcy Acts, except fioni Houlton spent Sunday with I less path that the (’amidiam smug- t hat he can write of t he oil i - m; -h debts as a:.* cyccpted In law from such Msrrimichi, N. B. Front there sin* < 'has. Hamilton Mr. Frank P. Small. Gray Bex ; g 1 er takes to get his produce within charmingly as he has wniii i, ■ iiM'liarge. will go to St. John and then to H al­ W. F. Weed Sm na Vassar Dated this I!t?: day of Sept . A. D. 1912. • t he confines of tile Hinted States, al- nuutry. And what’s more, The death of Mr. George Smith oc­ ifax, from which plane she will en­ COUCH L. MACKENZIE. < '. H. Hideout Denver B i ~o gives ihe author opportunity to also woven a mystery yarn curred Thursday at the in tin? of his joy a steamer ride to Boston where ( h;as. ( i.'orge Banki unt, Trinity Bells vork in many inten- sting characters -t .'ins impossible of solution • ini ter. Mrs. Wm. Wilson. • lie will visit for a few weeks. On ::, d d a s ( il'e n Horses ORDER id-’ NOd'lc;; t u k RHo N ^ that tire by no means altogether fic-

OO OO o ■'"‘ h-l MOVE NEXT >'r. ,0 ill'. The Rickards’ Buyers Have Completed Their Purchases of 2 G A R M E N T S ixi New York’s Leading Show Rooms, and COATS READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL of all kinds is now ready for your inspection. NEW JOHNNY COATS, NEW MACKINAWS, NEW BLANKET COATS, NEW EVENING COSTUMES, NEW STREET DRESSES OF SERGE AND SILK.

RICHARDS Houlton, Maine. | OO >«J The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, September 18, 1912.

^ A i&i9i£ii3ii3ia3iiSn3ii3M3nS" * * * a&i»ii»fi8i Capt. Bing Houlton Cooperative Of eonrse you plan to attend the Store. OF LOCAL INTEREST g presentation of Capt. Bing at the . Opera House on Thursday and Fri- L. W. Dyer who has been in the day evening. grocery business for a number of Ladies Day was observed on this Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McMann went The musical coinedv is something , ^f ars< disposed of his stock, but to Bangor, Saturday. well worth' hearing and seeing a u d |^ ^ sf^ continue the bakery busi- B f R A K S Tuesday evening. ness. J. J. Marriott was in Portland last Mrs. E. L. Lowell of Blaine wan you will miss the hit of the season in Houlton Saturday doing business. if you do not attend. Monday morning stock taking W O>\EN week on a short business trip. commenced, and as soon as this is Mr. Hudson McGlinchy of Van Seat sale at Box Office* Thursday Mrs. E. E. Robinson of Btfbgor completed the Houlton Cooperative Buren was in town last week on bus­ morning at 9 o’clock. was In Houlton last week calling on Association will open for business at friends. iness. this well known stand in the Sin- A PERPLEXING PROBLEM Miss Alice Putnam and Miss Doris James B. Gillen started Monday Crafts—Crabbe cock Block, and will carry a general to women with tender feet h u been to find a shoe that is comfortable for Monticello, where he will teach and yet has style and beauty. This pronlem has been solved by the Keane arrived here Monday for a line of groceries as well as meats. manufacturers of school. A very quiet and pretty wedding few weeks visit. took place at St. Mary's church B. S. Green returned Monday from LA FLEXIBLE Kendall 4ackins and wife returned W ednesday P. M., when Mary Ger­ (GOODYEAR W ELT PROCESS) the Boston and New York Clothing Memorial Service Saturday from a visit in the trude, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. a shoe that has all the comforts and ease of a "turn” combined with part of the State. Markets. the beauty, style and wearing qualities of the “welt.” If your feet H. Crabbe, Park St., was united in A large number attended the Me­ are tender—if you have never yet found “just the right shoe”—-look Miss Cora Robinson of Robinson at La France Flexible. Miss Margaret Monaghan has re­ marriage to Harry Clifton Crafts by morial Service Sunday afternoon at has been the gue6t of Miss Elaine torted and resumed her position as Rev. P. M. Silke, only the immedi­ the Church of the Good Shspherd in Wilson for a few days. 'trimmer for Mrs. D. B. Giliin. ate relatives and friends attending. memory of Rev. J . C. Koon. Jee Neptune, Eke Johnson and Mrs. Leon M. Ingraham returned After the ceremony a delicious Monument Lodge F. & A. M. and Hughes, late of the Reds, played Thursday from Island Falls, where luncheon was served at the home of Houlton Lodge B. P. O. E. were with the Lynn team at Rt. John last she was visiting relatives. the bride’s parents. The happy present in a body as invited guests. PALMER’S week. Miss Violet Wakem spenther va­ couple left on the 4.40 C. P. train on Rev. H. S. Robinson, the rector, Mrs. Mora Taber and Miss Vie cation at her home in Caribou, re­ their honeymoon. delivered a most appropriate ad­ SHOE STORE Carpenter etarted Monday evening turning to her work Monday. dress. HOULTON, MAINE. for Mew York to purchase Fall Mr. Frank Dunn has rented the Resolutions from the different or­ Wingate House dh Court Street and Holyoke—Lawlor ders and the Ministers Assn, were read and a short memorial was given lifer Florence Marriott left this will occupy it with hia family. A quiet wedding took place Mon­ Regimental Shoot Cifty Square by Hon. D. A. H. Powers. week* lor Portland, where she will Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, Wood- day Sept. 16, at the home of the at Anbnrn. lip for a nurse at St. Barbaras stock, was the guest of Mrs. H. L. grooms parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. The ladies of the U nitarian Society Wallace, Spring St., last week. Seepltal. T. Holyoke, Woodstock, N. B., The Latest Returns The following members of Co. L, are to hold a most unique fair early Jefferson C. Smith of Waterville, Freemont Wilson has moved from when Geo. T. Holyoke and Mary A. N. G. 8. M. left Monday for Auburn, in the spring. The idea of the ladies State Seo’y of the Y. M. C. A., ar- the Newbegin bouse on Leonard St. Lawlor both of Houlton were united The latest returns received snowed Me., where the annual Regimental is to represent a typical “City rivee in town today to do AstocU- to tits own house on South street. in marriage the ceremony being per­ 22 Republican. 9 Democratic sena­ Shoot will take place on the State Square,” hence the name, “City UOto work. ... Miss Helen Bussell will leave for formed by the Presbyterian minister tors and 78 Republican and 73 Dem­ range. Square Fair.” The following com­ Miss Marion Robinson has been, Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 1st, where Immediately after the ceremony ocratic representatives. The result Two teams will representCo. L, as mittees have been appointed. employed at Hagerman'e M usic she will enter the Sargent School. they took the train for St. John, be­ by counties was shown to be as fol­ follows : Fancy Work— Mrs’. Walter Cary, fore returning they will visit Port­ lows : chairman ; Mrs. W. B. Gibson, Mrs. store during the absence of Miss Thos. Iott has purchased the 1st Team : Lieut. E. F. Keating. land and Boston, returning to Houl­ Senators. Itep’sent’ives. W. F. Coan, Mrs. C. A. , Mrs. Hsgerman. business of John Lawlis and will Serg. V. I). Mitchell, Serg. F. I>. ton about Sept. 25, where they will Rep. I)ein. Rep. I)ei». Jennie Cary, Mrs. Charles H. Fogg, Mrs. Jaiass K. Frseman of Port- conduct the hack business in the Murphy, Corp. H. J. Carpenter, 1st reside. Androscoggin 0 2 6 6 Serg. E. A. Blair. Mrs. Geo. S. Gentle, Mrs. B. S. lland, who hat been visiting her future. Aroostook :i 0 11 4 Mr. and Mrs. Holyoke both have 2nd Team : Corp. N. J. Hardy, Green, Mrs. Sol Green, Mrs. T. P. mother. Mrs. Glidden, returned Miss Mabel Cumoerland 0 4 7 16 Mrs. Ella Clement and many friends in Houlton who ex­ Frank Baker, privates. O, W. At tie, Putnam, Mrs. W. A. Purinton, Mrs. home Saturday. Colbath of Woodstock, were guests Franklin l 0 4 0 tend congratulations. o Fred Carpenter, Edw. Fortier. H. M. Cates, Mrs. S. Friedman, Mias Edith Randall of Portland of Mrs. Dr. Nevers for a few days Hancock 2 0 5 Kennebec 3 0 7 6 The members of the Company Mrs. W. Foss. Mrs. Charles Wyer, Who toss been spending her vacation last week. Mrs. O. F. French, Mrs. M. B. In this section visiting relatives, re­ Knox 0 1 0 8 iave been practicing diligently, and Mr. F. G. Holt representing the Progressive Town Com­ 2 '2 will no doubt give a good account of Cochran, Mrs. F. A. Peabody, Mrs. turned Saturday. Lincoln 0 1 Boston Wall Paper House of Boston mittee Oxford 1 0 5 g themselves. A. O. Hodgins, Mrs. Charles Car- Miss Claire Brown left Friday for was in town last week calling on Penobscot 3 0 7 10 roll, Mrs. J. C. Harvey. St* John, where she will attend the customers. At a meeting of Progressive enthu­ Piscataquis 1 0 4 0 Apron Committee-—Mrs. W. C. wedding of Ml** McAvity which oc­ Hr. S. B. Phifer of Chicago was in siasts held at the Assembly Room Sagadahoc 1 0 1 3 Supreme Judicial Court Donnell, chairman; Mrs. Mona curs this afternoon. of the Engine House on Saturday Somerset 2 0 4 3 Buck, Mrs. H arris Porter, Mis* town last week demonstrating the September Term, 1912 Mr. Louis Ester* and Miss Donna evening over 100 were present. Waldo 1 0 1 4 Ali ce Porter, Mrs. J. E. Burnham, Cole Hot Blast Ranges at Hamilton Washingson 1 1 r> 2 To be held at Caribou. Sept. 17. 1912. Smith who graduated from Houlton R. E. Clark Esq., read the call Mrs. Frank Carpenter, Mrs. W. D- & Webber’s. Y ork 3 0 9 5 H on. G eorge E. B ir d , Justice and Mr. E. L. Cleveland was elects Buzzell, Mrs. Tbeo Cary, Mrs. H.. High School, left Monday for Lew­ Mr. Burns McIntyre and Ernest Presiding. iston, where they will enter Bates ed chairman, Chas. H. Fogg, Secty. 73 D. Foss, Mrs. O. B. Buzzell, Mrs. R.. Anderson started Saturday for Bos­ Totals 22 9 78 Mic h a el M. Cl a r k , Clerk It was voted tc elect a Town Com­ Joint ballot—-Republicans 100, Democrats S. French, Mrs. W. E. Weed, Mrs. College. ton, where they will spend their an­ W alter B. C la r k ,\,I)eputy Clerk mittee, and the following were 82 ; Republican majority is. Henry Ricker, Mrs. B. B. McIntyre, Mrs. Stevens and young daughter nual vacation. R ev . T. J. R amsdell, Chaplain elected: N. Tompkins, A. J. Mc- Bouse, Republicans 70, Democrats 72. Sen­ Mrs. Ora Gilpatrick, Mrs. Wilder who have been the guests of Mr. and A. H. W h it m a n , Reporter There \vas a great exodus of Houl­ Naughton, W. H. McGary, A. F. ators, Republican 22, Democrats 0. Innis, Mrs. George B. Dunn, Mrs, Mrs. Fred Hall, Highland Ave., re­ J ohn X o rrell, Messenger , ton people on Sunday for the near­ Astle, A. O. Briggs, Ansel Libby. H. T. Frisbie. turned to. their home in Portland, E lmer G. B ryson, Sheriff by resorts and auto rides into the E. L. Cleveland, F. W. Mitchell Monday. Base Ball C. FI. I ) r n n . Deputy House Furnishing Committee— surrounding country. and Fred N. Vose. Mrs. E. O. 8tarrett, chairman ; Mrs. R. C. Bridges formerly sub master A. C. L etghton. Deputy - H. B. Brewer of Woodstock, N. All those present signed the en­ Few Late Statistics In Maine G. A. Hall. Mrs. W arren Skillen, of tbs Houlton High School, has G. A. Ba rrett. De.puty B., has purchased of C. W. Huggard rollment book, and the new party & N . B L e a g u e . besn elected principal of the Cherry- R. J. E v er ett, Deputy Mrs. Samuel Lane, Mrs. Henry his public carriage business and starts off most enthusiastically. fleld Academy and has already tak­ C. O. Ross, Deputy 8harp. Mrs. Lydia I). Gray, Mrs. took possession Monday; It is expected that headquarters A complete review of the work of en hp his duties there. * L. H. G a ry . Deputy Julia West, Mrs. A. T. Putnam, Mrs. Thos. Huggard and daugh­ will be opened in the near future. the teams has been compiled and Mrs. M. I). Putnam, Mrs. H. L. * OoL F. M. Hume has closed his TRAVERSE JURORS ter, Mildred, who have been spend­ At a meeting of the Committee. shows among other things that tiiere Putnam. Mrs. J. C. Dill, Mrs. A. summer home at St. Andrews. N. Roland K. Clark was appointed a was an error in the final standings Charles H. Ames Bancroft & vaM *?ti»rned home With h|s fam­ ing the summer in St. John, re­ G. Rich, Mrs. O. P. H annigan. Mrs. turned home Saturday. member of the County Committee. ■ of the clubs as published in the pa­ L. H. Ballard W ashburn 8. 8. Thornton. Mrs. George H. ily. Mrs. Hume has gone to New Knock Brastr >ui New Mrs. A. O. Lombard who has been N. Tompkins was elected chairman pers generally. The corrected stand­ 'labor, Mrs. Cora M. Putnam. ’’jjjjjrk to attend the Millinery open- F. R. Coburn Ashland the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. of the Town Committee and W. H. ing is published herewith. Five and Ten Cent Dept.---Mrs. Herbert W. Fortin For" Kent ittge- ' , Smart, Charles S t, has returned to McGarv Secretary and Treasurer. Won Los t P.C T. V. Doherty, chairman ; Mrs. Samuel Hamilton, who returned Grand Isle her home in Waterville. Frederic tun 41 294 Florent Cote Belle Bryson. Mrs. Percy Rideout, recently from the west Where he has Houlton 33 26 , }>59 Edmund Cyr Madawaska Regular meeting of Houlton Lodge Mrs. Bernard Archibald, Mrs. V. been for the past six months, has Potatoes. St. John 32 40 .444 .1. M. Darling Sherman N. E. O. P. Friday evening Sept. 20, B. Wilson. Mrs. H. L. Putnam, Mrs. purchased the Burnham property on Woodstock 23 35 97 H. W. Dickey Fasten members will attend for the o pen- Inez Jackins, Mrs. H. Donald, Mrs. Main Street and will make repairs The local market is quiet and buy­ Thomas Dow Mapleton ing of the fall campaign. Results of the Series Walter B. Clark. Mrs. H. B. F. op same. ers are paying $1.00 per barrel. M. A. Dudley Castle Hill Jervis. Mrs. Fred Putnam, Mrs. The' White Settlement road The results of the various seri es Next Sunday the different church­ The stock is turning out fairly ()ctave Dumais (’onnor PI. George Gorham. Mrs. Frank Blet- through E ast Hodgdon is in fine follow : es jin town will be occupied by Y. M. good considering the season, altlio W. I). Dunn Wade PI. hen, Mrs. F. A. Powers, Mrs. Fred shape although the road over West- Won L< St C. A. workers in the interests of lo­ some that was planted in low land J. B. Fisher Houlton Hannigan, Miss Grace Clark, Mrs. ford Hill is somewhat rough. Fredericton vs. Houltoh 9 9 cal work. Prominent speakers from are showing signs of rot. With the ( leorge N. (letch el I ( aribou O. L. Goodridge, Mrs. J. C. Rose. Fredericton vs. St. John 17 13 all over the State will be present to Mrs. Neubaus and Miss Estella continued dry and cool weather Charles S. Green Hodgdon The following chairmen >ave not Fredericton vs. Woodstock 15 6 aeeiet in this work. Neuhaus who have been the guests which we Have had it is thought that R. C. Hafford “ F “ PL announced their assistants as yet. Houlton vs. Fredericton 9 9 F. H. White of Llnneus has a fine of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Briggs re­ this will not amount to much. Joseph W. Hammond Van Buren Mrs. H. L Putnam, chairm an of Houlton vs. St. John 13 10 looking field of White Mammoth turned to Boston last evening. The harvesting for storage has not j Weston Hardy Presque isle the U-needabit Hotel : Mrs. C. A. Houlton vs. Woodstock 11 < Cluster oats with none lodged on ac­ Martini, the Reds’ star slab artist, yet commenced, and fanners ar® F. '1'. Hersey < >akfield Lyons, chairman of the “City St. John vs. Fredericton 13 17 count of the stocky stalks. From a will play with the Fredericton team only digging what they need for Perley T. Howard Woodland Square” bakery ; Mrs. Ora Gilpat- St. John vs. Houlton 10 13 peck of sowing last year, he harvest­ on their Nova Scotia trip. He will ready money. Hazen E. Husoti Chapman PI. chairman of the “ C i t y St. John vs. Woodstock 9 M ed 9 bu. aud 8 pecks. also wear the Fredericton uniform SHIPMENTS George W. Mooers Houlton *” flower shop; Mrs. 8. 8. Woodstock vs. Fredericton 6 15 next season. Sept 10 17 cars from Houlton. Jam- s A. P-tvv Pr s',up isle 1 on. chairman of the “ City Yhe Thirty-first Annual Meeting 11 11 “ “ Woodstock s. Houlton 7 1 i Dr. Jos. A. Donovan accornpained Roland Pierce Blaine I •” photography department ; of the Emery Family Association “ 12 9 “ Woodstock \s. St. John 10 it Alonzo B. f’rout.v Heed PI. will be held at the Hotel Vendome, by his friend Dr. Philip Finnegan “ 13 s *• rs. A. O. Ho Igins, chairman Ed car F. Reynold F:. Fairfu Id Boston, of Boston arrived in town .Saturday, “ 14 5 * Relative Scoring Ability of tin* “City Square" vaudeville de­ Commonwealth Avenue, Fenton Siele and left Monday for an outing at “ 16 4 ...... The following figures show th Rein-dicta partment. pass., o n Saturday, September 28th. I. ;• G. Sin i •! > twelve o’clock noon. Tenney’s camps. The following from the Produce number of runs -cored hv each ciul ('aribott News : ; ’-ed W. S ;i• • \v Bridgewater We have information from a re­ in tlie league against 11 other t< The funeral of Geo. B. Smith was Samuel C. Portage Lake liable source that at the expiration The first car of Ne.y York potatoes Fredericton so Houlton Lost held from his late residence on George T. Tarbell Merrill of the Caribou term of Court the arrived Wednesday and met a fair Fredericton 162 St. John J.ast week 1*4 ween Houlton and Blaine an Thursday afternoon, The deceased sale on a basis of $2 hag. The stock Howard I>. Todd Fort Fairfield automobile lamp and license number. Re­ was 46 years of age and had always Commission of Deputy Sheriff Chas. Fredericton 112 Woodstock Newman A. Your Garfield PI. ward for return to T im es Office. E. Dunn will be revoked. was extra fine, in fact much better lived in this town. He is survived than any coming thus far from by an aged father, James Smith ; a The many friends of W. H. Bates otab 259 25 s Maine. Trading lias been duLl all Houlton 79 Fredericton s5 Bister, Mrs. €. H. Wilson of New of Moro, a former Deputy Sheriff week. A few cars of Maine Cob­ OE Limerick and two brothers, Charles, will be pleased to know that he lias Houlton 91 St. John 112 blers were offered for 63 and 50c bu. Jlouhon 93 \V< tudsfock 90 of OakfleM and Guy, of Thorndike. been appointed a Deputy Sheriff by delivered. Maine stock is still more j Mrs. Mary A. Sears of Lewiston Sheriff Bryson. or less green and is hard to bring! Totals 263 287 grand matron of the Grand Chapter, B. F. Townshend of Portland was top prices. Jerseys were slow, the j The Most Attractive Place St. Jobn 121 Fredoricton 162 Order of the Eastern Star, will be in in Houlton Monday on his return best making $1.15 and 1.25 for slat j St. John 112 Houlton 91 Houlton on Saturday evening, Oct. from Westfield where he was the barrels on long and $1.5u and 1.65 on | S%. Jo!ui 1 < )3 Woodstock 107 IN HOULTON 6, for the purpose of inspecting Fi­ guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kin­ round stock. Long Islands were j delity Chapter O. E. S. It is hoped ney. He returned to Portland Tues­ steady, being held for $2 and 2.25 j 36i i that all members will endeavor to be day. 336 o bbl. Most of the trade has turned Woodstock 5S Fredericton 1 12 Is Our Store at 7 5 Main Street. present at this special meeting. A Miss Eleanor Welch, of Portland, to Long Island, since the bulk of the ! o six o’clock supper will be served fol­ !Woodstock 90 Houlton 93 has been the guest of Miss Kathe Jersey stock is running small. Woodstock 107 St. John 103 lowed by work. rine Lawlis for a few days, on Mon­ A few large Maine operators are day both left for Fort Kent where taking chances and are starting to Totals 225 3< IS they will resume their duties at the store on this basis. Green Moun­ There are Reasons For This Madawaska Training School. tains will not be ready before Sept. Team Batting Average A WINDOW DISPLAY Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Blanchard 20. Maine shippers on Thursday Maine & N. B. League. The principal ones being that the store and Miss Blanchard of Santa Paula. were quoting68 and 66c bu. delivered G. AB H Ave. ------OF ------and its equipment are new and Col., were in town last week, on for cars arriving next week. West­ Fredericton 69 2195 627 .286 their return from a trip around the ern New York shippers are paying Houlton 69 1921 602 .261 down-to-date; the clerks are pleasant world. Mr. Blanchard left here 60 farmers 40c. which means 53 and 55c Woodstock 68 1886 476 .262 and up-to-date; the stock is the best laid down in this market St. John 72 2348 473 .201 0 years ago and his last visit here was selected that can be gotten together, D seven years ago, but even in that The outlook is for fairly low prices As compiled by Leo Donlin of the In preparation for the Fall length of time he sees many changes to prevail all fall and fanners f< r Fredericton Gleaner. 8 and is in the class with that carried in 8 term of school. and improvements in Houlton. They once are not engaged in price boost­ cities of 26,000 or more inhabitants. return west this week, after a short ing. This makes it highly improb­ L. O. O. M. 12. C o. L 9 mmmmrnmmfmmmmmammmmmsitgB Last but not least, it is the “Square visit to relatives in Centerville, N. able that any contracts for foreigns An interesting ball game was W e have now in stock a B. will be placed this fall since there played at the park Friday afternoon Deal Store” and a safe place to trade. • large line of new Tablets, There is some doubt as to whether will be no incentive to speculate in between the members of the Loyal Pencils, Erasers, Pens, etc. Roy Good who was elected captain either English, Lush or Scotch stock. Order of Moose and the < 'o. L. team, We are sole agents for '‘C raw ford” of the Colby football team last year With a moderately low price range ft was interesting to notice the local Ratifies, "W hite Sewing Machines A new line of Stationery and reported to have left college through October, November and De­ j talent in this great sport that has. has just arrived. Splendid will not be on the team this year. cember. foreigns will be practically [and can he developed. Owing to the o and ‘‘Hoosier ’ Kitchen Cabinets shut out this season, as contracts O 8 quality, low prices. Colby Alumni are making a strong i lateness of the hour, the game was effort to secure from him a reconsid­ must be made before the turn of the called in the 6th inning. eration of his decision to enter Den­ year even for spring shipment. The features of the game were so The Cochran tal college this year, and while the numerous that lack of spaoe pre­ outcome is in doubt Colby men are To Let vents special mention. The bat­ DUNN FURNITURE CO. Drug Store holding that the fleet-footed right teries for the Moose team w* re [till Furnished Rooms, also a good and Nightingale ; for Co. L. Carpen­ 75 Main Street. half back of the last three seasons stable. Prescriptions a Specialty. will be once more on the Colby MRS. SIDNEY TODD. 23 Elm St. ter, Dobbins and Baker. Umpire. eleven. r 138p McElwee. JOOE = o : OE Tne Aroostook Times, Wednesday, September 18, 1912,

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Entered at the post office at Houlton for c:r ESTABLISHED 1839 \ the publisher yourself, and don't leave it to I f i lit.MV-t > (I. see Loral Agents, or \v rile \V. B. Hi i\VA It 1 ., i dilation at second-class postal rates. the post-master. \ It. A.. C. I*. K. St. John WOOD & BISHOP CO., For Advertising Rates apply to the President and Manager BANGOR, MAINfc The question relating ':o the use of County has done for the good old £ s J i ‘ - Sold By Hamilton and Clark Co , Houlton, Me. uniform ballot boxes ami tin* preser­ State ot Maine, and we are proud to vation of ballots voted on at the elec­ be a part of that hustling section ,'Wv.A tion was carried by a* 2 to 1 vote, which controls the interests of the Uncle Ezra Says What We Never Forget there being 4.3,150(5 \ es, and 2*1,1)24 No people. “ It don't take more’n a gill uv according to science, are the thing* as- In tliis section many voted Yes sup­ One thing the citizens of this state .AA''W' effort to 'g it folk* into a peck of sociated with our early home life, such posing (hey wert1 voting on the Bond can he assured of. and tnut is Aroos­ trouble” and a little neglect of conpti- as Bucklen’a Arnica Salve, that mother issue. took County can always be found on % pation, biliousness, indigestion or or grandmother used to cure our burns, the side of right and good govern­ other liver derangement will do the boils, scalds, sores, skin eruptions, According to latest returns, th ment. same. , * If ailing, take Dr. King's New cuts, sprains or bruises Forty years vote oil the Good Roads Bond Issue Ll'e ' Pill* for quick results Easy, of cures prove its merit. Unruled for lafe, sure, and only 25 cents at all piles, corns or cold sores. Only 2 3 passed by a large majority, and by Keep Out of the Rut Druggists / cents at all Druggists. this act the legislature may vote t< issue bonds not to exceed $2,000,000 The Maine A utomobi le associat ion -\J« for the building of State roads, to bt in the progress of its campaign for paid lor out of the money received improved roads, has started a cru­ wear* FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS from licenses from automobiles, Th is Winter FOR R H E U M A TISM KIDNEYS AND BLADDER sade against rut riding and a very This will insure the starting of h worthy one it is. The association trunk line system of roads from one urges, and properly, that this is a The Swinging Electric Breeze end of the State to the other, and be / movement in which all drivers of the beginning of one of the best in­ automobiles or any kind of vehicles vestments that tiie State ever made. should join. The offenders are not Why sigh for the breeze The vote was Yes 58,911, No 16,275. confined to any one line of vehicles. That wavering blows It is a very common habit for autos We are glad to publish correspond­ and teams to follow a rut as it is for Thro’ the trees and leafy glades? ence relative to Good Roads as we drivers to follow a track over a new We’ll give you the breeze first natiinal bank have been doing during the past two piece of road thus eventually form­ ISSUES weeks, and as usual the columns of ing a rut. In time the practice of That steadily flows n l the T imes are open for the discus following your leader results in a rut •' K AN D A N K G R S sion of this or any subject which is so deep that the road is ruined. From the thrust of whirling blades. of such vital importance to the far­ If automobiles and other vehicles [7A CHCQUGS mer. The argument was used by would make it a point to keep out of one correspondent in a recent issue the ruts, especially on new roans, Pay dear if you will TH evety country of the civilized world, r:'-5fa that the condition of the Walker the highways would not deteriorate And seek where you can l 4,i>A.B*A.n Cheques ere accepted by hotels, Road was due entirely to selfishness. nearly so rapidly as they do at ti e i, steamship linee and the best shops Well ! If every other road in Hodg- present time. Of course, after a For breeze worth a prince’s dower; Issued in any amount desired, in don (would that it m ight be so in while, the ruts become so deep that W e’ll give you your fill J10, §30, $50 and §100. As safe and handy Houlton) c o u 1 d be repaired and it becomes impossible to do any more & ha your own check book is at home. Useless dragged from selfishness, it would than follow in them. If aiitonmbi!- From a ’lectric fan till signed, and your signature identifies you. be a great benefit to the town, and ists and the drivers of other venicKs A t less than a-cent-an-hour. while the motive may be selfishness would use a little more care in this as one lias said, it seems to us that matter, they would find that the dirt it makes no difference w hat the mo­ roads of our state, instead of being tive is for such an act, the result is torn up, would become packed down. Come In and enjoy the swinging breeze of most beneficial to that section of the 'This m atter of getting into a rut is the celebrated G-E 8-inch oscillating fan- town and especially to the farmers one of carelessness whether in trav­ who have to travel over that road. eling a country road or 1 n your How nice it would be if there were daily line of business and one to be ni^re residents of every town in tiie equally avoided. Op the part of the HOULTON WATER CO. A county who actuated by selfishness driver or the chauffeur the habit is (?) would produce roads so easily by one of simple thoughtlessness for the use ofHhe Split Log Drag. these are the very persons who most Mechanic Street desire good roads and who are most Partners in Town Bus­ anxious to avoid damage to them in NOTICE any way. Now that this matter has iness. been taken in hand by the Maine Automobile association, it will re­ A Semi-annual Dividend at A village-, a town, a city, is a part­ ceive wide publicity and doubtless the rate of nership. All of us here are in busi­ former offenders will co-operate in ness together. Ownership of prop­ tliis step for the improvement of the erty is individual, but our prosperity thoroughfares. I Remember j as a whole is closely bound up in 4 P e r C e n t 4 eacli other’s interests. General Booth If you have a house to rent, goods IC.O.Grant & John N. Adams f per annuqi has been to sell, labor to sell, your success in getting a good price for such service It was only a few years ago that | W E A R E H E ADQ.U ARTERS declared by the :: the Salvation Army was despised depeifds on the prosperity of your For Timberlands, Farms, Houses, House Lots and Hotels, neighbors. If they are doing well, and persecuted. It was sneered at by the press and platform. Its Road Culverts, Steele Bridges, Steam and Gasoline En­ , Payable on and after they will pay fair prices, and as time gines, Saw Mills, Threshing Machines, Hay Presses, Etc. goes these prices tend to rise ! street meetings were broken up by Houlton M ay 1, 1912. at at the police and its workers put in On the other hand, if your neigh­ We still offer for sale the slaughter house property in the prison. Now (here is not an intelli­ bors are not succeeding, they will village of Houlton, which has a capacity large enough for Dividends not 'with­ gent person in all the world who re­ Savings haggle for the last cent for your manufacturing purposes, and will be sold at a bargain. drawn will he added fuses to give it large recognition as house, your goods, your labor. The one of the great forces for good in Sacrifice Sale of a Hotel to the principal. :: :: prices for these services will fend to Bank ... the midst of the suffering and the fall. was listed with 11s for immediate sale and must be sold at unfortunate. Its t h o u s a n d s of When you buy goods away from once almost regardless of price. Don’t delay, call or write Deposits made the first seven days of any month, home, you work to reduce the pros­ branches are prospering in every for information country and colony, and through its and remaining in the Bank until the next semi­ perity of your neighbors. Thereby manifold agencies [here is done foj annual dividend is payable, will be allowed inter­ they become less able to do any humanity a work whose results are est at the dividend rate, from the first day of the thing to help you, and you have (S- beyond any standards of measure­ # C. O. Grant & John N. Adams * month when deposited. failed to build up business ties with ment or eomputation. them so that they feel no personal ■* FARM AGENCY * And the commanding figure in interest in you. L. O. Ludwig, Office Market Sq., over J. E. Robinson’s Grocery ^ When you buy goods at home, you bringing all this about has been Treasurer. .. William Booth, who died recently j Houlton Savings Bank, increase the prosperity of vour neigh­ ^ Tel. Office 142-3 House 256-3 ^ bors. They are not merely better in England—one of the most rem ark­ able thereby to help you along in re­ able men of modern times, who was spared far beypml the allotted span turn, lmit you have created business friendships that make them want to to lead the great crusade which lie help you. began in the slums of Lorn!on half Bus ing at home pays ! a century ago. In early life General Houlton Trust Company & Booth was a Methodist clergyman, Houlton, Maine ^ I but the spirit of ovang'dizni ion and Another Aroostook I of humaiiitarianisni was too strong Statement of condition & Product j in hi> heart to allow him to work Old Company’s ! within any one church or filottg the ASSETS. ' " 0 convent ii'ttal lines. He saw a great A roost ook ( 'oiuiiy has ami is gain­ J Tim e’LoanSy §747,978.2:1 {opportunity ami he rn.-etn meet it in ing a roputat ion tor many t lungs, < s- 54.180.00 a gteat way. But lie was always Lehigh Coal Bonds / pecially in the way of products from practical and sane, never \ isioiiary 4,00! >.00 the soil, as Wfll as hustb'. progTess- V ault V or la nat i ca 1. 11 is ten ia r ka (tie gen it is iveness, up to dam ideas. thrift, Demand Loans. 100,719.97 for organization, his splendid capac­ The Best on the Market honm life. ho2.0(3 ( 'ounty leaving 575 to come from t lie death would make no d defence in other sections of the state. carrying' on the Salvation Army Deposits 870,270.98 work. Beyond question the work 5,424.00 This is not the tirst time that will go on. hut it cannot he other­ Dividends unpaid Aroostook County has saved tiie fate wise than that the great leader will of Republican) candidates. T w o he sorely missed, even as he is sin- C. H. McCLUSKEY $1,012,900.04 years ago when the Democratic land­ yen ly mourned today by people of slide struck the .State of Maine if every race ami creed. A ltd lew men Attention is called to the of any t intes have built a nobler mon­ above Statement ^ was the vote of Aroostook County ument, than that which will perpetu­ ------_ ^ that elected our able representative ate his name. to Congress, and a little later when One night some years ago John the question came up as to whether Graham Brooks dropped into an Houlton Trust Company * , ,, . 4 ,, , apothecary simp near tin* Salvation Solicits your Banking Business we should repeal the present Pro- AYinv barrack 111 * 0110 of the slum YOUR W ANT ADS hibitory law, or let it remain as it of London, and i n conversation, Insert is, it was thd vote of Aroostook asked the aged tradosman : * I) > in the which swung the result in favor of von approve of the Salvation Ar­ IT IS Q S ld | my ?” “ No, 1 don't,” was t h e TIMES ^ ^ 6 c u r e # keeping that wise law upon our prompt reply, ” but I know that God statute books. Almighty does.” And this is a These things show what Aroostook typical experience. The Result Spe&lcs For Itself.

« The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, September 18, 1912.

Pt»of. Cards., Benefited Many Who Had Tuberculosis Those who suffer from Consumption are generally troubled with night sweats, fever, loss of strength and lit­ Dr. J. F. P alm er tle or no appetite. Fresh air, good food, and the proper care of the body are es­ E X C U S E M E ! DENTIST sential to a recovery, but in many cases something else Is needed. Eckman’s Al­ terative Is a medicine which has been By RUPERT HUGHES OFFICE OVER FRENCHS most successful in stopping night sweats, reducing fever and promoting appetite, DRUR STORE *I and many who have used it, declare It saved their lives. Investigate what it Offiice Hours :,8 A. M. to 5*P. M. did in this ease:— “Gentlemen: For four years 1 was Novelized from the Comedy o f th e Others by appointment. troubled with cough, which gradually became worse; I had night sweats and Telephone 164-2 Sam e Name. RIFLE pains In my chest. 1 was losing my ap­ petite and had become so thin and weak All the advantages of I could not attend to my household du­ th s big game arm with ties. A physician pronounced my ease COPYRIGHT 1911 By H. K. FLY CO. Consumption. Not being satistied, 1 was none of its disconv Dr.' C. H. Tracy examined by the physicians of the Poly-' This ttaminitoo Cub can look tbrou A the clinic Hospital. They also pronounced, barici and &«e thai U is clean. forts or annoyances— the disease Consumption, which was DENTIST proven later by an examination of spu­ The recoil does the work of reloading and ejecting tum, as Tuberculosis Haeilll were found. instead of pounding your shoulder. Five shots—just Rice Block, Houlton, Me* I was ordered to a Consumptive Hos­ to slink hack to Marjorie, wifn an pital. My nephew' would not allow me Mallory wore an aspect, of arrant pull and release the trigger. Ye.ir re::ju stays open Office Hours : 9 A . M. to 5 P. M. to go until I had tried Eckman’s Alter­ cowardice: "Er—ah—1—1—” other defeat, there came an abrup' ative. Before I had taken the medicine shock as if that gigantic child t< and warns you yvhen it’s time to shove in a fresh clip. Evenings by appointment ttiree weeks I had marked relief, night “You just grab her!” Marjorie ex­ You can never get in a tight place the gun never sweats ceased, pain In the breast re­ plained. Then they relapsed into at­ whom our railroad trains are toys lieved, cough became loose and easy, had reached down and laid violen clogs. Each shot strikes a one ton bhnv. Telephone connection. fever left me and I commenced getting titudes of Impatient attention. Kath­ well. My health became normal. I am leen floated in and, seeing Mallory, hold on the Trans-American in fill Simple action ^simp.e take-down. In excellent health now and have been career. completely cured for ten years. I strong­ Bhe greeted him with radiant warmth: Send for a motion picture booklet expDinrnf the BERT (P YLE, D. D. S. ly recommend It.” “Good morning!” and then, catching Its smooth, swift flight became sud Remington-UMC Autoioal ^ points. (MBS.) MARY WASSON. sight of Marjorie, gave her a “Good denly such a spasm of jars, striven Remington-UMC M etallic C a r tr iF ja combine the Care Ed. Green, 1722 S. 17th St., Pblln., Pa. and thuds that Mallory cried: 'Eckman’s Alterative is effective in Bron­ morning!" / coated with ice. She .highest velocity with the greatest shooting accuracy. chitis, Asthma, Ilayf Fever; Throat and "We’re^ff the track.” Lung Troubles, and in upbuilding the flounced past and Mallory sat inert, Made in all calibres Lr every c’ 'r dard firearm. system. Does not contain poisons, opiates till Marjorie gave him a ferocious* He was sent flopping dowrn the aisle or habit-forming drugs. Ask for booklet pinch, whereupon he leaped to his a ljo*8ter hurled through the car. When Remin&ton-T t uindges are used, OFFICE WER FOk M<>8. felling of recoveries and write to Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa., for evi­ feet: He brought up with a sickening slam the arm is guarm’ ed to the 'lull extent of the CtOTlMNfl8TORE. dence. For sale by all leading druggists “Oh, Miss—er—Miss Kathleen.’* across the seat into which Marjorie manufacturer’s sr •* • Kathleen whirled round with a most i been jounced back with a breath- Remington- VM C the ’perfect shoctinj combination hospitable smile. “May I have a taking Siam. And then Kathleen Remington Arms-lAion Metallic Cartridge Go. OR. fREO 0. ORCUTT word with you?” 1 came flying backwards and landed in 299 j New York Gty “Of course you can, you dear boy.” a ^eaP on both of them. dDentist * Marjorie winced at this and writhed ; Several of the other passengers at what followed: “Shan't we take were just returning from breakfast Office 27-4 Residence Phone 33-4 breakfast together^?” and they were shot and scattered all V ^ Office Honest TIME AT WHICH TRAINS ARE EX­ Mallory stuttered: “I—I—no, thank over the car as if a great chain of hu­ Vcck Dnye 9 «. m. to 5 p. ns Sunday* by man beads had burst. Ayfolntment you— I've had breakfast.” PECTED TO ARRIVE AND Kathleen froze up again as she Women screamed, men yelled, and CRESCENT PARK S1NCOCK BLOCK HOULTON. , ' OEPART. snapped: “With that—train-acquaint­ then while they were still struggling ance, I suppose.” against the seats and one another, the Houlton’s Famous Summer Resort IN EFFECT JUNE 24, 1912. “Oh, no,” Mallory amended, “l mean train eame to a halt. in. J. Thibadeau L. L. B I haven't had breakfast.” “Thank God, we stopped in time!” NICKERSON LAKE Trains scheduled to leave Houlton: Mallory gasped, as he tried to disen- Insurance and Collections But Kathleen scowled with a jeal- Regular Meals served every day. 7.33 a. m.—for Fort Fairfield Caribou, ousy of her own: “You seem *to be | £a&0 himself and Marjorie from Kath- Lunches served at all times Van Buren, and intermediate sta­ getting along famously for mere train- i *een- Real t|itate Bought and Sold tions. Boats and Canoes to Let. / acquaintances.” ! The passengers began to regain AM kinds of If. ft. Tickets bought and 10.17 a. m.—for Bangor, Millinocket and “Oh, that’s all we are, and hardly i their courage with their equilibrium, Naptha Launch for carrying parties around the Lake. •old < principal intermediate stations— Port­ that,” Mallory hastened to say with ’ Little Jimmie Wellington had flown Catering to Private Parties a Specialty. land and Boston V ia Medford. Dining too much truth. “Sit down here a j Hte whole length of the car, clinging Dancing Pavillion and Music furnished for Parties. Pormsly Occupiod by Judge Car Millinocket to Bangor. Observa­ tion Parlor Car Caribou to Bangor. moment, won’t you?” j to his wife as If she were Francesca tCaroH Qornsr Main and Mechanic “No, no, I haven't time,” she Bald, i 4a Rimini, and he Paolo, flitting 11.10 a. m.—for Ashland Fort Kent and in­ and sat down. “Mamma will be wait- j through Inferno. The flight ended at termediate stations, also for Washburn, HOULTON, MAINE Van Buren, Grand Isle, Madawaska, lng for me. You haven’t been In ta J tb© stateroom door with such a thump Frenchville St. Francis and intermedi­ see her yet?” j tha* Mrs. Fosdlck was sure a detec- ^10=0=1=01^ ate stations via Squa Pan. “No. You see—" i tlve had com® for her at last, and MAKER P. NRUIGH 12.25 p. m.—for Fort Fairfield, Caribou, Lime­ “She cried all night." ! wlth a battering ram. stone and intermediate stations. “For me?” ; But when Jimmie got back breath ' i m m n - n - u m “No, for papa. He’s such a good j ®n<>ugh to talk, he remembered the ° FOR SALE. 1 1.59 p. m.—for Millinocket, GreenvilleBan- gor and intermediate stations, Portland traveler—and he had such a good j train-stopping excitement of the day General Practice, Settlement of and Boston. Dining Car Milo Jet to start. She really kept the whole car before and called out: To residents of Aroostook County .Relates, Corporations Organized. Bangor. awake.” “Has Mrs. Mallory lost that pup again?” the Preferred Stock of the Aroostook A ll collections returned to clients 6.46 p. m.—for Fort Fairfield, Caribou, Van “Too, bad,” Mallory condoled, per­ SMW day as collected. Buren and intermediate stations. functorily, then with sudden eager Everybody laughed uproariously at Telephone & Telegraph Company. ness, and a trial at Indifference: “1 this. People will laugh at anything 7.25 p. m.—for Millinocket Bangor, and in­ W ill practice in all Coarts of the see you have that bracelet still.” or nothing when they have been State. termediate points, Portland and Bos­ ton. Sleeping Car Caribou to Boston. “Of course, you dear fellow. 1 frightened almost to death and sud­ O This Company operate the telephone business in Q IMce Block Houlton, Me. / wouldn’t be parted from It for worlds.” denly relieved of anxiety. ArObstook County, Maine, and is a subsidiary of M T r a i n s D u e H o u l t o n . Marjorie gnashed her teeth, but Everybody was cracking a Joke at the New England Telephone & Telegraph Comp- 1 1 7.25 a. ra.—from Boston, Portland. Bangoi, Kathleen could not hear that. Sh« Marjorie's expense. Everybody felt a H. J. Chandler Millinocket and intermediate stations. gushed on: “And now we have met good-natured grudge against her for Dany, which owns a majority of its stock. J? Sleeping Car Boston to Oaribou. again! It looks like Fate, doesn’t being such a mystery. The car was O The New England Company is desirous of selling 10.13 a. m.—from Van Btaren, Caribou, It?” ringing with hlllarlty, when the por­ IMMEER AND SURVEYOR Fort Fairfield and intermediate stations. “It certainly does,” Mallory assent ter came stumbling In and paused at a limited amount of this stock to residents of this ed, bitterly; then again, with zest: the door, with eyes all white, hands county. 12.20 p. m.—from Boston, Portland, Bangor, waving frantically, and lips flapping . Office 12 Heywood Street Greenville and intermediate Stations. “Let. me see that old bracelet, will For particulars, write or inquire of Dining Car Bangor to Millinocket. you?” like flannel, in a vain effort to speak Tel. 36-3. HOULTON, ME. He tried to lay hold of It, but Kath The passengers stopped laughing at 1.55 p. m.—from Caribou, Fort Fairfield leen giggled coyly: “It’s just an ex Marjorie, to laugh at the porter. Ash and intermediate stations. cuse to hold my hand.” She swung ton sang out: "What’s the matter with you, por­ (ieneral Manager Aroostook Tel. & Tel. Co. 3.05 p. in.—from Fort Kent, Ashland and her arm over the back of the seat o LNHS j. FREEMAN intermediate stations, also St. Francis, coquetfishly, and Marjorie made a ter? Are you trying to crow?” HOULTON, Frenchville, Madawaska Grand Isle, desperate lunge at it, but missed Everybody roared at this, till the Washburn, and intermediate stations, since Kathleen, finding that Mallory porter finally managed to articulate: .Forester & Surveyor via Squa Pan. did not pursue the fugitive hand, “T-t-t-traln rob-rob-robbers! ” L o 7 Mansur Block 6.42 p. m.—from Boston. Portland, Bangor, brought It back at once and yielded Silence shut down as If the whole > MillluKket and principal intermediate It up: crowd had been smitten with paraly stations. Observation Parlor Car Ban sis. From somewhere outside ana HOULTON. - - MAINE “There—be careful, someone might gor to Caribou. look.” ahead came a ppp-popplng as of fire 7.20 p. m.—from Van Buren, Caribou Mallory took her by the wrist In a crackers. Everybody thought, ”Ke No drugs. No surgery. Limestone Fort Fairfield, and intermedi­ gingerly manner, and said, “So that’s volvers!” The reports were mingled ate stations. the bracelet? Take It off, won’t you?’’ with barbaric yells that turned the THE BEST WOOD SNAILES E. WARD, D. 6. GEO. M. HOUGHTON, Patp’r Traffic “Never!—it’s wished on,” Kathleen marrow in every bone to snow. Manager. protested, sentimentally. "Don’t you These regions are full of historic CHIROPRACTOR remember that evening In the moon terror. All along the route for a hot fire W. M. BROWN General Superintendent light?” the conductor, the brakemen and old Obstinate and" chronic diseases a Bangor, Me. Mallory caught Marjorie’s accusing travelers had pointed out scene aftei eye and lost nis head. 1*8 made a scene where the Indians had slakeo specialty. The Men Who Succeed ferocious effort to srfatch the bracelel the thirst of the arid land with white as heads of Urge enterprises are men of off. When this onset failed, he had man’s blood. Ashton, who had trav £ Prospect St., Houlton, Me. ejed this way many times, had made great energy. Success, to-day, de­ recourse to entreaty: “Just slip it Birch Edgings himself fascinatingly horrifying the mands health. To ail is to fail. It’s off.” Kathleen shook her head tantal izlngly. Mallory urged more strenu evening before and ruined severa. Mro. J N. Hill, Homer, Go., has utter folly for a man to endure a weak, ously: “Please let me see It ” breakfasts that morning In the dining Hood F o)ot*o Honey and Tar Compound run-down, half alive condition when cut to any length 'far years, end says she always recom- Kathleen shook her head with so car, by regaling the passengers with Electric Bitters will put birr right on phistlcatlon: "You’d never give 11 stories of pioneer ordeals, men and onoddo it to her friends. “ It never fails his feet in short order. “ Four bottles women massacred in burning wagons 12 in., 16 in., 4 ft. long la ours our soughs and colds and pre­ back. You’d pass It along to that— did me more real good than any other train-acquaintance.” or dragged away to fiendish crueltj sents ©roup. Ws have five children medicine I ever took,” writes Chas. B. “How can you think such a thing’.” and obscene torture, staked out. supine aad always givf them Foley's Honey Allen, Sylvania, Ga. “ After years of Mallory demurred, and once more on burning wastes with eyelids cm ORDER NOW. and Tar Compound for a cold, and they suffering with rheumatism, liver made his appeal: “Please, please, slip off, bound down within reach of rat avs all soon well. We would not be trouble, stomach disorders, and de­ It off.” tlesnakes, subjected to every noser* ''without it in our house." Houlton ranged kidneys, I am again, thanks to “What on earth makes you so anx that human deviltry could devise. anas Store. Electric Bitters, sound and well.” Try ious?” Kathleen demanded, with sud Ashton had brought his fellow- e- C. H. McCLUSKEY them. Only 50 cents at all Druggists. den suspicion. Mallory was stumped sengers to a stale of eestatie ex- it { F o r Sale till an inspiration came to him: “I c ability, and, like many a rei-o-mter o. ! like to—to get you a nicer one. Thai burglar stories at. night, had turn : LL f * A dark streets store curtain mounted on one isn’t good enough for you.” his own nerves to high tension. J * roller'about 8 ft. wide and 9 feet long, PILES! PILES! PILES! Here was an argument that Kath The violent stopping oi the train j bargain at the Times Office. WILLIAMS’ INDIAN PILE OINTMENT leen could appreciate. “Oh, how sweel the heart-shaking yells and shots out j of you, Harry," she gurgled, and bar, side, found the passengers already a| | Antoine Deloria, Poitmaster at Gar- Will cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors, allays itching at once, the bracelet down to her knuckles to respond without delay to the ap I t», Micb., knows (he exact fact* when actg as a poultice, gives instant relief. when a sudden instinct checked tier: peals of fright. After the first bust j speaks of the curative value of Foley For sale by all all druggists, mail .lOcand Sl.uu “When you bring the other, you car, of dread, came the reaction to pn’s;r. ! qjney Pill«. He says: “ From my Williams Mfg. Co., Props.,Cleveland.Ohio have this.” leach passenger showed hTs ova | rh exyerience 1 recommend Foley panic in his own way. Ashton whirln ; Sold by LEIGHTON & FKKLKY She pushed the circlet bark, arm |dney Pills, as a great remedy for Mallory’s hopes sank at the gesture round and round, like a horse v,;;t j j$ney trouble. My father was cured He grew frantic at being eternall.v the blind staggers, then bolted dowi | % id nay disease and « good many of T. L. Parks, MurruyvilD, (I*., frustrated in his plans. lie caught the aisle, knocking aside nun am f neighbors were cured by Foley K d- Route 1, is in his 73rd year, and was Kathleen’s arm and, while his words- women. He climbed on a seat, pullet | Pills.” Houlton Grange Store. recently cured of a ba i knlimy ami pleaded, his hands tugged: "Please.. down an upper fieri h, ami, seramldiiu bladder trouble. He says himself: “ I plea.se let me take It- - for the measure into it, tried to shut it on himself have suffered with my kidneys My —you know!” .Mrs. Whitcomb was so frightened tha hack ached and I was annoyed with Kathleen read the determination in! she assailed Ashton with furv am bladder irregularities. I can truthfully his fiff*ycs, ami she strugglm! tu ) his tm-t, diaiytrml him back In T.-iUo < Hi Your to the aisle, and heat him with he say, one 50c buttle of FuFy Kidney rlously: “Why, Richard—Chamiccy! lists, demanding tSiat lie protect he: Pills cured me entirely.” They con­ —er—Billy! I’m amazed at you! Lei go or I’ll scream!" and save her for Sammy's sake. tain no hrbit forming drugs. Horiton 5 "rccklcs She rose and, twisting her arm Mrs. I-’osdlck, rushing out of hm Grange Store. stateroom and not finding her lus ...... I ... ^ ______...... _ ...... —- - - from his grasp, confronted him witf bewildered anger. Mallory cast to cious-eyed husband, laid hold of Jim Slice it Sickle Plug—the richest, sweet­ W IL S O N ’S Special ward Marjorie a look of surrendei mijfc Wellington and ordered him tr and despair. Marjorie laid her harm go To the rescue of her spouse. Mrs est, coolest smoke possible. Ocean Pearl Buttons, 2 dz. to card, ‘-’.lets on her throat and in pantomime sug Wellington tore her hands loose, cry as y o u Keeps its moisture, natural fragrance 5 r«M*h It* ( 'rRtJG STORE sa#.ootf,o per week. Brumtata Prlos 91.00. CHAPTER XXXVII. "SiTsas."Trial Packagek a n w Mi Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Three minutes walk from Square. 3 OZ. W. A. McGowan, Prop. MFD* CO., Ply* Ojwj** , promptly. It will stop the cough, and Ddwn Brakes! haal and sooth the sore and inflamed Juat as Kathleen flung her head it 54 Court St., Houlton, Me. 10c Sold by LEIGHTON & FEELEY air passages. Houlton Grange Store.. baffled vexation, and Mallory startec 435p The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, September 18. 1912.

Petition to County A A » ? « *T«i$ i A i ?o 7i i 9i i Si *&i i5 i »?4iTs cTinTs A i>Ti Commissioners to lo­ i OF LOCAL INTEREST I cate bouhds of coun­ ►i* ■&« "i* *8* W l2l *41 *&* *i« «&! , •£« •£« •£« ■&« •£« ty road in Littleton. returned To the county commissioners of the county Mrs. F. A. Gellerson they will only come back and swipe of Aroostook and State of Maine. last week from a visit to Lewiston some more, we won't toll on them. The undersigned municipal officers of the t and other plac Now, Mr. Editor, public spirit is Now open and ready for YOU town of Littleton in said county respectfully Miss Marion Kineock returned Fri­ what we need and I hope it will in-; represent, that prior to the incorporation of crease in our town both Fast and Write and tell us what day yon are coming. day fioin Boston, after a few’ weeks said township in 1856, a county road was le­ visit with relatives. West and overflow into Houlton. A postal will do. gally laid out located as follows :-Commencing Rev. Fr. Silke and Rev. Fr. Mc­ And now to show you that it is not 0. A. HODQINS. Prin. at a point leading from Houlton to Presque ail confined to the Walker Road, I Isle, on the dividing line between lots num- Namara left nere Monday to attend Houlton, Maine. will say that the citizens of a settle­ b red eight (8; and nine (9) range seven in the the annual retreat. ment called the London Settlement south half of said Littleton ; thence in a west­ The annual convention «f the W. did expend one hundred dollars on a THE erly direction along said ^dividing line and in C. T. IJ., of the State will be held in A* _ short piece of road in what is called close proximity thereto, to lot numbered Portland Sept. 26-26-27. eight (8), range eight ; thence in a northwest­ the Lincoln swamp. They did not l l » » d g f erly direction to the northwest comer of lot Mrs. Osgood Smith returned last claim any credit or act of public numbered eight (8) range eight (8), thence, in week from Fairfield where she visit­ spirit, simply got disgusted with the a westerly direction, twenty-five (25) rods more ed friends and relatives. road and offered to rock the road if PROCESSION or less, to a point of connection with a town Sheriff Bryson took to Bangor the town would cover it with gravel, way as laid out by the selectmen of the town Monday one Frank Martin of Green­ I am glad that you take so great an IRO of Littleton in 1856 as appears by the records thereof, in Volume 1, page 12 and 13 of the field, Me., who was insane. interest in good roads and hope you ALK along Fashion MAIANTEED FOR FIVE town records of said Littleton. N. Tompkins returned Monday will keep right after the bad pieces, Avenue during A c And your petitioners represent, that the from his annual vacation spent inand while yon are about it don't for­ Clothes parade an d YEARS get the road leading to the Boundary W true boundaries of said county road, duly lo­ the northern part of the County. you will readily pick out the It prevent* bother and labor—also cated, as aforesaid, are doubtful, uncertain and Geo. B. Hunter returnedSaturday and also to Fast Hodgdon. “ Individual Man ” by the many weary *tep* from ironing lost, wherefore they pnty, that your Honor­ from his annual vacation spent in Yours, able Board, examine said highway, locate and Another Subscriber. character expressed in his board to stove. It’s a great econo­ define Its limits and boundaries and cause dur Boston and Waltham, Mass., the mises of time. able monuments to be erected at the angles guest of relatives. custom tailored suit. Why stick to the old fashioned sad thereof, pursuant to the authority granted by There will be two Union Meetings Houlton, Me., Sept. 13, 1912. Let us tailor your next suit or overcoat iron with its accompaniment of chapter 23, section eleven of the Public Laws on Sunday evening under the aus- Editor Aroostook Times, burnt Angers, soorcbed clothes and Of the State of Maine and all acts additional Dear Sir : Costs no more and you won’ t look like pices'of the Y. M. C. A., the place* the average ready made man. Step tn bard Ironing days, when a thereto or amendatory thereof. , being announced later. In your issue of September llfch Dated at Littleton this ?th day of August, snd bi shewn W. F. Braden and Fred Hannigan we notice letter from Road Commis­ Hotpoint Electric 1912. sioner of Hodgdon, same being in T. H. HENDERSON ) Selectmen of took an auto trip to Forest City last Flatiron > the town of week, where they were the guests of reply to some comments regarding RALPH HAMILTON I Littleton H. J. Hatheway for a few days. the “ Walker Road" in Hodgdon. w ill save yon all these troubles—and We believe the men who have done a N. GRANT STATE OK MAINE T h e Ministers’ Association of this are entitled to praise, not criti­ money too* Aroostook, as. Houlton elected officers for the en- Corner Market & Union Square cism. Where they have used this Court of County Commissioners suing year Monday : P resen t, W ., d bundredg of othpr8 . September Term held, , 1912 H. Em ton of the M. E. Church ; . . ____' ,, ,'V, . ers n.aTe drivep over it. It is by far the beet Upon the foregoing petition it is adjudged Secretary, H. A. Weston of the Uni­ piece of road in the vicinity, and that the petitioners are responsible persons, tarian church. and we, the County-Commissioners,, are of the shows w hat can be tfone with a log- The Renewal a strain iNotice of Foreclosure opinion that there ought to be a heexing there­ drag, a pair of horses, and brains. Vacation is over. Again the | Whereas, Charlton W. Lounder, formerly on, and it is thereupon Suppose these men do have automo­ school bell rings at morning and at of Dyer Brook, in the County of Aroostook Ordered, That the County Commissioners biles, they are paying a good round noon, again with tens of thousands and State of Maine, but whose residence is to will meet on Wednesday, November 6th, 1912, tax on them, in addition to their the hardest kind of work has begun. me now unknown by his chattel mortgage at 8 o’clock in the forenoon, at the dwelling G O O D R O A D S town tax, all of which goes into house of Wm. Carson in said Littleton, in the renewal of which is a mental dated May 20th, 1911, and recorded in the roade for the benefit of all. On this Town Records of said Dyer Brook in Vol. 4, Aroostook County, and hear all parties inter­ Thefee colum ns are open to anyone who and physical strain to all except the wishes to consider the cause of Good Roads same road live owners of some of the page 28H. conveyed to the G. A. Hall Com­ It’s tbe most economical iron bq- ested in said way, and after said hearing pro­ most rugged. The little girl that a[ ceed to view the route above described, and by sending any signed communication. best and largest farms in Hodgdon. pany, the following described goods and The authors name will not be printed un­ few days ago had roses in her flflipiioorreotly made to hold an even there or at some convenient place in the Is a good road of no benefit to these chattels, to wit :-One concord style wagon less desired. , cheeks, and the little bov whose lips If** when doing different kinds of vicinity War all parties interested immediately men ! Where does the selfishness and nickel trimmed harness ; one gray gelding were then so red you would have ^Miking- —from heavy damp pieces to after said view, and take such further aetion come in ? If all our Road Commis­ horse, eleven years old. Hodgdon, Me., Sept. 10, 1912 insisted that they had been “kissed And whereas, the conditions of said mort­ the most delioate lingerie, laces and in the matter as they judge proper. Said sioners had some of this same kind by strawberries,'’ have already lost gage are broken, now therefore, by reason of eftibroldery. notice to be given by posting up attested copies Editor Aroostook Times, of selfishness, they would not tear something of the appearance of the breach of the said conditions thereof, the Vob cannot afford to miss this op­ of said petition and of this order in three Houlton, Me. up the entire road. but. as is done in public plaoes in said Littleton, and by serving health. Now is a time when many said G. A. Hall Company claims a foreclo­ portunity to OxperfsUce the con- Dear Sir : some other parts of our State, would sure of said mortgage and gives this notioe for one upon the clerk thereof, and by publishing In .vour issue of 4th inst. I note a children should he given a tunic, ▼Onience of electric Ironing. the same three successive weeks m the Aroos­ cut out and rock int<» the center line that purpose. communication by A Subscriber, which may avert much serious took Times, a newspaper printed and publish­ of the road, covering this half so it Dated at Houlton, Maine, this twelfth day Itorsaleat which I think is open to a little trouble, and we know of no other so of September. 1912. ed at Houlton in said County, the last pub­ could be used, then doing the same highly to be recommended as Hood's i lication and said service and porting to be at friendly criticism, and to correct a to the other half, thus leaving a Sarsaparilla, which strengthens the O. A. HALL COMPANY, By its attorneys. Shaw A Shaw. least thirty days t before said meeting that all wrong impression made in regard to chance for travelers to pass, as well nerves, perfects digestion and as­ Houlton W ater 338 parties interested may then and there attend the good judgment of the Rojid Com­ as giving their own teams a chance similation. and aids mental develop­ and be heard if they see fit. missioner of West Hodgdon, and to ment by building up the whole sys­ Company’s Office to work to advantage. In other tem. 1\ LEWIS E. JACKMAN ) County place credit where credit is due, I words use a tape line and some W an ted SAMUEL C. GREEN LA W } Commr’s of Capable cook. Apply to MRS.. Mechanic St. PATRICK THERRIAULT I Aroostook write this : brains. That the Walker Road is a good INGERSOLL, Matron of R. C. I. Opposite Express Office (L. S.) Attest ; Mic h a e l M. Cl a r k , * We admit, the season lias been WEAR d m RUBBERS Dormitorv. Clerk. road no one will deny, neither will against good road work, but the This Winter tf HOULTON, - . • MAINE A true copy of petition and order thereon. we dispute the statement that it has weather on the “ Walker Road" can-1 A tte st: Mic h a e l M. Cl a r k , Clerk. been dragged six times at the ex­ notahave been much different from pense of three public spirited citi­ that in other parts of the town. The RUBBERS FOLEY KIDNEY FILLS | WEAR This Wjtuer BANKRUPT’S PETITION FOR DIS­ zens. But if a subscriber wanted to road surely is better than the others, FOR BACKACHE KIDNEYS AND LLkDOE* FOR SALE be perfectly fair and give credit CHARGE. all owing to judicious use of a 1 where due, why did he not go a little drag and at an expense that it Now is the time to buy farms, In the matter of tri vi- farther back and review the condi­ al. consideridg the benefit. 1 h ive one of the largest lists of Guy T. Boone Tn Bankruptcy. I • Bankntpl. ’ tion of the W alker Road prior to 1912 More men like these “Walker ffiijioi and village property in To the Hon. Clarenck Hai.e, Judge of and give credit to Mr. Geo. H. Cjuint Road ' fellows are what we need. Aroofitook County* Call and look i the District Court of the U nited States for for making it a road that can he Reader. them Over before you purchase. the District of Maine. dragged and kept in first class con­ CREAM TARTAR At the head of the list is the A. ! GUY T. BOONE of Monticello A * llifr M,, v i luin theuid LuuuvyCounty uiof diruuBtuua,Aroostook, unuand mmeState dition with so small an expenditure * JJtewart larm Of JO acres, 7° Of Maine, in said District, respeetfui/y repre- of money anil public spirit. I would There is no d^nyini: tJ.-e fact that actefe under cultivation, fine build-1 sents, that on the 15th day of June, last past, like to ask you, “What is public this country is pretty well worked <»««. splendid location, price right & spirit?" Without going to any dic­ up over the good roads issue. On easy termr. Another IS the Thos. I that he has duly surrendered all bis property tionary for a definition I will tell the aotli of this month there will con­ Nftflderson farm of 115 acres, 90 1 and rights Of property, and lias fully 00m- vene at Atlantic City the American ^ J , v .7, plied with all the requirements of said Acts you an incident that came under mv -acres under cultivation good build and of the orders of Court touching his bank- •notice a few years ago. Road Congress. Some notables will attend that gathering even the Pres­ inks and good location price low.! niptcy. he Prays, m at im A gentleman, driving from Wood- Here is tHe John Hamilton farm | be______dw-rmn^th.by the Court to have a full dis- stock, N. B., came upon an old man ident having decided fydrop in for a Look! Something New. 139 ’acres, 75 under cultivation, 'charge from, all debts provable against his few hours. Every state in the Union a - |estate under said bankruptcy Acts, except who was trying to fix a rather had Two thousand articles given away. Go buy our Three stock ,and tools*.... easy , terms. ,:* . such debts as are excepted by Jaw from such hole in a small culvert. The gentle­ every city of any size, every board other beautifnl farm is the W . M. 'discharge. of trade, every agricultural college, Crow Brand Warranted Pure Cream Tartar, to-day. Dated this 10th day of Sept., \. I). 1912. man stopped and asked the old man Haskell property, 320 acres, one GUY T. BOONE why he was doing that, saying to have been invited to send delegates. Send for our Premium Catalogue. Something lor all of the finest maple sugaries in Bankrupt. him : "You are an old man. you do Then. too. the legal profession, the the family. Your Leading Grocer is now having a Aroostook County 50 acres under bankers' associations of each state ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON. not use the road to drive on and yon special sale. In every Package are three extra special cultivation, price right. and cz-ULgf Company. Tnfi Aroostook Times, Wednesday, September 18, 1912.

»7«* 4 >?4»7’r 'fig everyone will be anxious to so h im . has arrived and we are now ready GIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for twenty-fire nefves, and this is why Hood's Sarsi- fears regarded as Best, Safest, Always Reliable. parllla, which purities arid enriches the (.’apt. Bing is coming to Honlton. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Coning- o 1,-it to make all kinds and sizes of bloc*}, cures so many nervous disposes. look for him. ^ Monday tor Bangor. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS OR it today In usual liqr.i 1 t' -• -c or Photographs. Iffijg, EVERYWHERE X<&55 chocolated tablets called S arsatabs. Varney Putnam of Weston was in Jewelry repaired and cleam-d up town last week on business. at Pearson's, looks and lasts well. We know we can please you. Mr. Join. W ebb of Island Falls Mrs. Robert Ruth is in town visit­ Make an appointment to-day* was in town Monday on business. ing frionds and ndatives. Sterling Silver Thimbles oniy 15 Special bargains in Bead Neck­ Telephone 113-3 cents at Osgood's. laces at Osgood’s. L. H. Powers lias purchased of I. Miss Grace Marriott has entered H. Davis his residence on High St. St. Joseph's Academy at Portland. The Porter Studio R. H. Palmer of Bangor was in It you want to enjoy a heart'.' HOULTON, MAINE Honlton Tuesday on business. laugh, see Capt. Bings at the Opera Our SHOW WINDOW Filled With Rusts are cheaper at Pearson's House Sept. 19 and 2d. Specialists in Ch ild Portrait a re* than other places. A large number of lawyers went to Horace Chahmor will ship today Caribou Monday evening to attend i to the outside market, a car load of Court. w*- live hogs. The musical comedy—Capt. Bings No. 2749 No. 4232 Eacb piece has a Miss Clara Dobbins lias returned —Opera House, Sept. 19 and 20. RHPORT OF TIIK CONDITION OF REPORT OF THE CONDITION OK price tag attach­ from a vacation trip spent in Lewis­ Chorus of 30. Music* tuneful. ed so you can see ton, Me. W. F. Coan has rented tin* Ward The First National Bank of Honlton. The Farmers National Bank A Safety Razor FREE with every house on Green St. and will occupy At lbmlton in the state of Maine, at the clo.-e how cheap these of business, SepL. 4, 1912. At Iloulton in the State of Maine, at the new subscription to the Timms. it in the near futuie. | close of business, Sep’,, 4:h, 1912. RESOURCES DOLLARS pieces sell for. Mr, and Mrs. T. P. Putnam left Have your watch fixed tip that got RESOURCES DOLLARS Loans and Discounts $ 262,498 29 Loans and Discounts $ 230,034 03 last week on.a trip to visit relatives out of order o n its vacation, at Overdrafts, secured and unseennd 2.'>9 73 < 'wnlralts, secured and unsecured 3o3 03 in Connecticut. Pearson’s. j U. s. Bonds to secure circulation 50,. Bonds to secure circulation 12,500 00 faany are back­ l \ S. Bonds to secure L'.S. Deposits Bonds, Securities, etc. l 500 00 Robt. Williams, Donald Putpam Mrs. J. CJ Dill who has been visit-1 25,000 00 Banking hoase, Furniture, and wards in asking and Cedric Adams left Tuesday ing relatives in New Hampshire*, re -: Bonds to secure Postal Savings Fixtures 6,000 OO Deposits 0,900(X) Due from approv'd Reserve Agents prices, but we morning for Colby College. turned home Friday. Bonds, securities, etc. 134,230Co 52,317 14 Always go to Osgood's for fine re Riley’s Market receives Fresh i Banking house, furniture and Checks and other Cash Items 3,091 61 -AND: never are in tell­ fixtures 21,30000 Notes of other National Banks 305 00 pairing. It pays. Oysters Tuesday, Thursday, and j Due from National Banks (not Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels, ing them. Saturday of each week. reserve agents Sc Trust Co's) 1,20441 and Cents 211 51 Robt. Miller of the Perks Druji Due from approved reserve agents 93,409 97 Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz : Store was in Caribou last week for Mr. and Mrs, Thos. A. Wibberly Checks and other cash items 2,120oo Specie 13,402 ,30 a few days. Notes of other National Banks 2,79300 IiCgal-tender notes 5,445 00 18,847 50 The extreme low are receiving congratulations on the Fractional paper currency, nickels, Redemption fund with U. S. prices that they Robt. D. Clark of Bangor is the birth of a son recently. and cents 5710 Treasurer (5 per cent Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz: of circulation) 625 00 guest of his sister Mrs. Lydia D. Any person desiring help for odd Specie 21,085 00 sell for seems ri­ i Gray, Highlands. jobs after school hours kindly apply Legal-tender notes 8.343 00 29, 428 00 Total 332,337 42 to Irving C. Weeks, Principal K .V .! Hedeniption fund with U S diculous in some/ The ladies of the Unitarian Society , ” ’ ***^m,v‘ j *. v., Treasurer (3 per cent of cicircu­ LIABILITIES DOLLARS will serve supper at the vestry on I. lation) 2,300 00 Capital stock paid in 50.000 00 C&S6S. •• «• Surplus fund 17,500 00 :\ Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hallett are ToUtt 576,423 27 Undivided Profits, less Expenses receiving congratulations o u the and Taxes paid 13,684 19 H ear ‘•Trifles” as sung by ” G. LIABILITIES. DOLLARS National Bank Notes outstanding birth of a daughter, Sept. 6th. 12.000 00 Whiticher Rollins” at the Opera Capital stock paid in 50,000 00 Due to Trust Companies and TAKE A PIECE HOME WITH House Sept. 19 and 20. Any person having rooms which Surplus fund 5 ‘,000 00 Savings Banks 3,021 68 Undivided profits, less expenses Dividends unpaid i 160 00 Louis Sullivan returned Monday they desire to rent to students, please and taxes paid 39,061 34 Individual deposits subject to * YOU—OTHER PEOPLE DO. & to Lewiston to, resume his school notify Irving (J. Weeks, Principal National Bank notes outstanding 40,600 00 check 235,971 55 R. C. I. Individual deposits subject to check 370,786 73 work at Bates College. United States Deposits 21,085 80 Total 332,337 42 Herbert T. Powers Esq. and H. W. There will be a meeting of Modern Pos;al Savings Deposits 973 20 State of Maine, County of Aroostook, ss: 22,061 00 I, \V. F. Tire own, Cashier of the Trafton Esq. of Ft. Fairfield were in Woodmen at their ball on Friday Deposits of U. S. Disbursing above-named bank, do solemnly swear that town Saturday on legal business. evening at 7.30, with work and re­ Officers 3,914 20 the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. PEARSON, The Jeweler W. A. Dykeman was in W ater- freshments. Total $576,423 27 W. F. TITCOMB, Cashier. Mrs. Flora Hunter, Franklin St., FOGQ BLOCK. ville last week attending the races. State of Maine, County of Aroostook, ss: Subscribed and sworn to before me, this ‘‘Stingy Dick” started in the 2.18 who has been visiting her daughter, I, F. I). Gori*, Cashier, of the above 11th day of Sept., 1912. Mrs. J. J. Royal, Herinon, returned named tank, do solemnly swear that the above Percy L. Rideout, Notary Public. class. statement is true to the best of my knmvledge Correct—Attest: home Saturday. and belief Don’t fail to ask at the Times J oseph A. Browne, office about the Safety Razor they Miss Madeline (Cleveland will en­ F. D. GOUD, Cashier. J ohn C. McIntyre Directors. L. O. Ludwig, are giving away with each new ter Simmons College for a course of Subscribed and sworn to oefore me, this subscription. study and will leave shortly for 12th day of Sept. 1912. Boston. Leonard A, Pierce, Notary Public. A. E. Mooers with his fine herd of Correct—Attest: F arm for Sale " cattle carried off many prizes at the Miss Alma Pierce of Laredo. Tex­ Ai.rkrt T. Putnam Containing seventy-three acres of r c ally Northern Maine Fair at Presque as, who has been spending the sum Wm. C. Dunn hi. 1. Directors. land. tw#fity three acres tillage, 1 . p . M N C. H. PlKROK Isle. mer in Houlton, returned h. in•* hn-t fifty wood and lumber, pasture well Corner Kendall and Military Sts. watered, eleven room house, water J. E. Mersereau has purchased the week. in house, cement cellar, barn 50 by Amos house o n Bowdoin street, Miss Florence Weiler is prepared C aution 54., barn cellar, twenty-five tons Fresh . Meats and Groceries through the C. W. Harmon & Co. to take a limited number of pupils Whereas my wife Effie M. Scott having hay in barn, first class hay, hen­ left my bed and board I hereby caution all house 74) by 15., seventy-five thou­ ‘ FRESH OTSTERS agency. for instruction on the Piano, for persons against harboring or trusting her on sand hemlock, 50 pine and fir, 700 particulars phone 141-4. j my account and 1 shall pay no bills of her wood, two miles from village, steam Miss Lydia White and Miss Mary contracting after this date. DINNING HALL IN CONNECTION Carroll left Tuesday morning for The Ladies Aid of the M. F. Cary, Aug. 31, 1912. cars, electric cars. Located on lit,,';: 336 STEPHEN O. SCOTT. state road. Sets in four corners. Randolph— Macon College, Lynche- church will serve a supper in the Sold directly from the owner. % Strlotly Cash Business. burg, Va. dining room of the church on Thurs-! R. F. i)., Route 1, Box 42, Any young man who wants a day. Sept. 26, from 5.3o to 7. Public FOLEY KIDNEY PIUS Lisbon Falls, Me. Safety Razor can get one free by invited. 1 F0H RHEUMATISM KIDNEYS AND BLAQDER 535p bringing in a new subscription to I the Tim e s. f t . Mrs. Albert Richardson who has been spending the summer with her FRUIT SALE daughter Mrs. Chas. P. Karnes, Park St., has returned to her home in Norway, Me NEW AMERICAN SATURDAY. SEPT. 21 James Madigan returned to liis school work at Georgetown Uni­ We will have on hand a choice line oi versity Monday after spending the fruit at very low prices. summer with his parents Mr. and We will make a specialty of our sweet Mrs. J. B. Madigan. Elevator Potato Diggers navel oranges at 20c per dozen. Found A ll Steel Con structton. Light Draught, Reliable A floek of sheep, wandered into HAFEY & DICKINSON mv pasture. Owner call and pay 84 BANGOR STREET. for caring for same. W. F. FAN JOY, Curv, Me. 13Sp W an ted A girl or woman to do general housework on a farm, good wages and a steady job to the right j artv. MRS. JOHN S. SN FLL. Houlton P. O. Hammond PI. R. F. 1). No. 6. 3Stf .'At Emerson PianQ W anted Middle aged woman or steady girl in a.small family, work very easy, and good home. T A valuable addition to our MRS. AUGUSTA F. CHADWICK, 17 Park St., Houlton, Me. already first-class line of 38 tf C. E. Ward, D. C. PIANOS Obstinate and Chronic EQUIPPED WITH i One of the Old Reliables Diseases a Specialty. Earth Breakers, Vine Separators, Foot Leverage* Browne Block, Houlton, Me. ESTABLISHED 1817 Keyed Pinions, Steel Bearings, Greasy Cups, Pivotal Truck ------“IT ’S A BEAUT”------Don’t Bother Call, see, and hear it. Ask for cat­ alogue, prices and terms. Our Catalogue Illusuates and describes all models. ASK FOR A COPT. NO AOENTS. SMALL EXPENSES. To send your plates away LOW PRICES. to have your cards en­ graved take it to tne ‘i r r T iror<~ionaiiaiionj P. S . BERRIE. Times Office and let them be bothered ( D e a l Putnam Hardware Co. General Agents Market Sq. Houlton, Maine. They Enfoy it. The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, September 18, 1912.

A SCIENTIFIC PLANT FOOD A Sample of a Few of the Hundreds of Testimonials Continually Pouring Into Our Office Unsolicited:

F. A. POTH & SONS, INCP. Little Boars Head. The National Magazine Telephone 4659 Main. Emerson Piano Company, Boston. PHILADELPHIA, PA., Apr. 24/12 Albert Bachelder, Proprietor, Boston, Mass Established 1880 Thfe New Mineral Fertilizer Co. The New Mineral Fertilizer Co. North Hampton, N. H. Sept. 1, 1912 Edited by Joe Mitchell Chappie, New England Office Furniture Co. 19 Exchange Place, Boston, Mass. 19 Exdhange Place, Boston, Mass. 26 Oliver St. Boston, Mass. July 18, The New Mineral Fertilizer Co. New York, June 8, 1911. Gentlemen—I am in receipt of Gentleman— Kindly forward me five 1 9 11. yours of the 29th, and in reply would Boston, Mass. Mr. W. N. McCrillis, (5) 100 pound bags of your Mineral Dear SirsYou can’t say too The New Mineral Fertilizer Co. say that the statement made by Mr. Fertilizer, suitable for Garden work much 'for the Fertilizer. I have The New’ Mineral Fertilizer Co. Boston, Mass. Fogg is absolutely true. to Engleside Station, Phiadelphia, Pa given it a good test in my garden Boston, Mass. Gentlemen—.Have just received In growing this corn, a coating of Bill goods to 31st and Jefferson Sts, and the results have been wonderful. Dear Sir---I counted it a piece of the second invoice of your /‘‘Mineral manure was placed over the land be­ my office, Yours respectfully, My garden has been admired by good forune that I was made ac­ Fertilizer” and take this opportunity fore plowing, and on planting, a (Signed) FRED J. POTH. everybody. Respectfully, quainted with the merits of your to express my appreciation for the small amount of your fertilizer was H. A., POTH. (Signed) Mineral Fertilizer early this spring excellent results obtained from its placed in each hill. because of the results which I have May 8, 191*2 ALBERT BACHELDER. use this summer. The land was so situated that it had from its use. My hollyhocks were planted in became very dry, as we had no rains, The New Ifineral Fertilizer Co. (Copy) In filling the back-yard of my re­ clay soil from which we did not ex­ but so far as possible we continued 19 Exchange Place, Boston, Mass. Whitman, July 21, 1910. sidence property at Mount Vernon to pect a very good showing, but with cultivation. Gentlemen— Enclosed find $10.00 The New Mineral Fertilizer Com- a depth of two feet with a clay soil the use of the “ Mineral Fertilizer” There were many of the stalks from a cellar that was being dug ad­ we now have a really fine display, > for (10) bags of Stone Meal. / pany : bearing four and some five perfectly Kindly send same to Wayne, Dela­ Gentlemen--1 have this season jacent, I was told that it would not the plants being nearly nine feet developed ears. ware County, Pennsylvania, and given your goods a thorough trial, be possible to get a good mat of lawn high and still growing. The color­ In a previous letter, I advised you oblige, sincerely, and after using nearly every other on grass. At his time I learned of ings of these flowers are the most I was not prepared to forward report, ■> (Signed) H. A. POTH. the market I do not hesitate to say your Mineral Fertilizer and in blind brilliant that I have ever seen, and as I was waiting to see results. I that you have all the others beaten faith I applied it to this soil after one while I have been interested hi gar­ can now say that the corn yield was, (Copy) F. A'. Poth & Sons, Incp, season. As early as June 15th, dening for many years I have never so far as quality was concerned, bet­ Philadelphia, Pa., June iS, 1912. / by a long margin. It ranks highest both as a plant food and a destroyer there practically was no difference used any fertilizer that brought ter than I have raised in the last The New Mineral Fertilizer Co. between the mat of grass on this clay of those numerous insects which give about such good all round results. twenty years, and this in view of the 19 Exchange Place, Boston, Mass. soil and that' of the rest of my lawm all farmers and garcTeners so much I have been singing its praises and dryest years we have ever known. G entl^en-«-Siiip me 2000 lbs. of W'hich has been carefully attended trouble. I used it on currant, rose shall continue to do so. The potato crop, while not large, your Mineral Fertilizer, samje as last. for years. I think the results are bushes, grapevine, as well as on all ishing you great success, I am, owing to drought, was of excellent Have had very good success so far nothing short of wonderful. Gratefullv yours, quality. withlthe same and am now going to vines in the garden, and in each and every instance it did the work per­ BCF Yours sincerely, (Signed) EZRA B. WHITTIER, Mr. Charles Higgins my farm su­ apply it to ftfi my benches in the (Copy) (Signed) No. 63 TerraceAve., Winthrop, Ma SS'r perintendent has a stalk of corn on this Sifturner.' fectly. In the Brockton Times of BENNETT CHAPPLE. (Copy) Boston, July 26, 1910. which tire five perfectly developed <. Yours truly, July 14 appeared the following item : “ W. H. Illsley, of 27 Ellis Avenue The New Mineral Fertilizer Co. ears, which he can show. (Sighed) FRED J. POTH. Aetna Life Insurance Company Yerv sincerely vours, has a garden at his house of which Heber Bishop, Manager, 19 Exchange Place, Boston : H. A. POTH. Gentlemen---In reply to your letter Signed EDWARD S. PAYSON. he is very proud, and it is the envy Boston, Mass., August 30, 1912. (Copy) § s July 16, 1912. of many of his neighbors. Last of recent date asking me to inform Dec. r, 1910. New Mineral Fertilizer Co. night he picked sweet corn and cu­ Mr. W. N. McCrillis, Manager. you of the results I had obtained, 31 Wachusett St., Hyde Park, Mass. 19 Exchange Place, Boston, Mass. cumbers in it, and thinks that any The New Mineral Fertilizer Co. good or bad, from the use of your The New Mineral Fertilizer, Gentlemen— Enclosed find chect one in this vicinity will have to go 19 Exchange Piace, Boston, Mass. product, I am pleased to state that it 19 Exchange Place Boston, Mass. for $19.00 for ten bags of StQne Meal some to beat that record.” Dear Sir—I purchased a carload of has proved very satisfactory to me. Gentlemen—I should like to add to be shipped by freight to Wayne, This early crop was made possible your fertilizer this spring for use on I find the plants fertilized with it to your testimonials my own endorse­ Delaware County, Pennsylvania. only with the aid of your goods. I my farm at Clearwater, Maine, and produce large flowers in greater ment of New Mineral Fertilizer, Sincerely, (Signed) cannot speak too highly of its worth I want to tell you how pleased I am abundance and of better color than based on my experience with it in H. A. POTH. to all who are striving to obtain from with the results. those on which I used the usual my garden this year. 'the earth what nature willingly be­ My field of sweet corn has been high grade garden fertilizer alone, (Copy) t I planted about 5000 sq. feet. The stows when properly treated. prounced the best one in that section and are free from rust and mildew. land was exceedingly poor, and so The Western Unto* Telegraph Co. of the country, and out-of-town I have transplanted seedings in soil Philadelphia, Pa., July 22, 2 P. M. (Signed) far as I know has hadxno cultivation WILLIAM H. ILLSLEY. people call it the best seen anywhere badly infested with cutworms, first for years. I used the Mineral plen­ The New Mineral Fertilizer Ce. in Maine this season. An acre of applying a liberal application of your 19 Exchange Place, Boston, Mass. tifully, and during the dry season (Copy) Oats, upon which your fertilizer was fertilizer, with a loss of less than one supplied plenty of water by the use Ship one ton of your fertilizer. Foxboro, Mass.. June 28th, 1911. used, sowed late the last of June, per cent, of the plants. F. J. POTH. of the hose. The results have ex­ The New Mineral Fertilizer Co. stands now. two weeks before it will Used on my lawn I notied it stimu­ ceeded all expectations. My plants Westfield, Mass , April 10, £911. 'Boston, Mass. be ready to cut, over five feet high lates the growth and produces a of all kinds have been exceedingly The New Mineral Fertilizer Co. Xjentlemen : — Replying to your favor and heavily filled in, and has been close-growing grass of deep, lich vigorous, have borne bountifully, Boston, Mass. of the 26th inst., would say that a prounced by competent judges who green color so much desired. and in quality all my vegetables and Gentlemen— Please ship to my ad­ crop of grass just taken off of a sec­ have visited western fields as super­ I shall continue the use of the fruits have been the finest I have dress one ton of your mineral fertili­ tion of good hay land where a ton of ior to any oat field in the West. Its New Mineral Fertilizer, and shall ever eaten. zer. Herewith enclosed find check your fertilizer was put on this last use in my garden shows simply phe­ take pleasure in recommending its My tomato vines attained a height for same. Please ship soon and April show’s marked improvement nomenal results—notably in the cab­ use to those who appreciate healthy of from five to six feet, before I cut oblige. Yours truly, (Signed) over the same crop in the same field bage, cauliflower, tomato and squash plants and beautiful lawns. the tops off and trimmed away a lot E. A. BISHOP. where high-grade chemical was used. plants. My estate is composed of Verv trulv vours, - of foliage to give the sun better ac­ P. S. The results of last year’s My customer is so weir pleased deserted farms principally, and your Signed ARTHUR T. HILLS. cess to the fruit. The tomatoes are experiments with ‘’Garden Truck” fertilizer has shown its value in sup­ with the results obtained from the ROSE VA LLEY ROAD very large, round and fair, and the proved verjnsuccessful. E. A. B. use of one ton of your fertilizer that plying those elements so essential to Moylan,Delaware Co.,Penn. 8-16, ’ j r. crop is tremendous. plant life that have been sapped from he has given me an order for two The New Mineral Fertilizer Co. Although the land in my vicinity Little Boars Head the soil in past years, and as less tons more, which will be used on 19 Exchange Place, Boston, Mass. is infested with cutworms I have had Albert Bachelder, Proprietor. another portion of the land where the than 50 per cent, of the fertilizer be­ Nofth Hampton, N. H. Sept. 5, 1912 Gentlemen—As per previous cor­ no trouble from them except where grass lodged badly and was not so comes soluble and is taken up the respondence, please ship to me, by they cut off some beans that I plant­ The New Mineral Fertilizer Co. first season I expect even better re­ heavy as on the piece where the freight, five 100 lb. bags of the Ferti- ed without the Mineral, to see what Boston, Mass. sults next season, when I do not mineral fertilizer was put. lizer. I enclose my check for Five would happen. I replanted the same Dear S ir s ; — How soon could you Will report later my observation think I shall need to stimulate the deliver me a car of 15 tons Mineral Dollars. The effect of the small lot, hills with beans, using the Mineral, on the garden crop. soil with high-priced chemicals, such previously purchased, on vegetables, and the cutworms let them alone. Fertilizer at North Hampton, N . H ., as I have had to in the past. and at what price delivered ? Respectfully, ' has beefi little short of miraculous. Yerv truly vours, Respectfully yours, (Signed) E. B. SWIFT. Very truly-yours, Very truly yours, ' J. G. KING. (Signed) ALBERT BACHELDER. EBS-JBS HEBER BISHOP, M. I). (Signed) T-• S. BI RR August 30, 1912.

In the past three years we have been viciously attacked by several so-called '‘Agricultural Scientists” (?) of more or less stand­ ing in new England, and in order to convince the farmers of this part of the country that mineral fertilizer is the only true Plant Food, we have been compelled to make the following proposition:

The New M ineral Fertilizer Company of Boston, Mass., hereby submit the following proposition to any State Agricultural (ollege in the New England StatC^any independent Fertilizer Company in the New England States, any combination of Fertilizer ( Van panics, doing business as a irust, any scientific Agriculturist of standing, provided he accepts this proposition without any outside hacking. The conditions of this contest are as follows : The New Mineral Fertilizer Company will deposit in any banking institution in*Boston, which shall be agreed upon, the sum of One ThOUSand(lOOO) Dollars to be given to the winner, or divided equally among the different Agricultural ( ’ol leges in New England, provided they would like to accept this challenge together, and if so, this amount will be divided equally among them, with the stipulation that the total amount he expended by them towards paying for the bulletins which are sent out to the farmers of New England. t Two (2) acres of average farming land to be jointly selected within a radius of forty (40) miles fiom Boston. From these two (*2) acres they may take their choice of either acre, we having the remaining acre. Each of these acres shall be planted one fourth (t) with yellow Hint corn, one fourth (1) with potatoes, one fourth (i) with tomatoes one fourth (i) with oats—the same variety of seed being used on both acres: best seed obtainable and of standard variety. * | The party accepting this phallenge shall not be limited in any way as to the amount or quality of fertilizer or stable manure which they wish to use, with the exception that they use no Mineral FertiliZGF. They must confine themselves to their established formula of Phosphoric Acid, Nitrogen and Potash. Neither shall they be limited in any way to the amount of labor which they might wish to expend from the tirm* their acre is being plowed up to the time ot harvest. On the other acm we shall agree that no fertilizer or manure other than the New Mineral Fertilizer shall he used. We are making this offer for the benefit of the farmers of New England, and to thoroughly demonstrate whether the present system of Chemical Stimulants is correct, or whether it is possible to raise a bigger crop of a better quality for about one-halt the cost ot the average Chemical Fertilizer on the market to-day. We w ill agree further (provided we win the contest) to deposit a second Thousand ( 1 0 0 0 ) dollars the second year for a similar contest^ on the same land, with the exception that we shall agree not to use an ounce of any fertilizer or sta b le manure or anything else on the acre which we used the New Mineral Fertilizer on, but will depend entirely on the improved condition of the soil to produce our second crop. Both'parties to render a sworn statement the day the crops are harvested, stating the exact numb.r ol pounds ot fertilizer material used during the season on their respective acres, and the market value of same at the time it was applied to the soil. Both acres to be harvested and carefully weighed by three (b) disinterested parties : 0110 to 00 M-h-ctco oy c.e-h contestant, and they to oecete on tin* tmid. For purposes of introduction, on all orders received before Pee. 1st we wii! deliver to all points in New England in earloads ot twenty tons for fifteen Dollars per .ton. Ton lots or over, Seven teen-Fifty per tom I haft to accompany bill of lading. ' t h e KTEW MINERAL. FERTILIZER CO., Boston, Mass. M. C. EASTMAN, Agent for Aroostook County, Houlton, Me.