An Independent - Journal, Devoted to Home Interests. Established in 1878.

VOLUME 22. HALLOWELL. ME.. SATUKDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1899. NUMBER 44

PATRICK HENRY. sary to dissolve them; which lie did. On the California table, too, were sev- The people appointed several deputies eral sea-moss booklets containing some al l records br oken ! 1 Catharine II. Quinn. to represent the colony iu the Congress very pretty, common varieties and a to be held at Philadelphia the first Mon- Patrick Henry, one of America’s great- few quite rare specimens of the lovely day in September; George Washington est orators, was born in Virginia, May things of the mighty deep which some Pei Gl. Pi and Patrick Henry were among these. poet lias made to say: 25 29th, 1736. His father was a man who FLOUR Monday morning, Seirtember 5th, at was held in great esteem by his neigh- “ Call us not weeds for we are Ocean’s ten o’clock, the first Continental Con- flowers.” bors, because of his superior character gress met at Philadelphia. It adjourned These the indefatigable seeker had On All Our LADIES. MISSES and and intelligence; he had been very well SPECIAL CASH PRICES. on Wednesday, October 26th. found, washed, pressed and mounted educated at his home in Scotland, and herself, and the result was most satis- On Thursday, March 23d, 1775, the had many kinsmen there, some of whom factory. second revolutionary convention of Vir- NAME OF BRAND. CHILDREN'S JACKETS. were very well known. PER BBL. ginia assembled at Richmond, and they The matchless floral beauty, too, of His mother was of the family of Win- decided that they must have a militia, the Land of Roses is represented. In or C if on Ladies’ Suits and Skirts, on Furs stons, of Welsh stock, and very talented, Pillsbury’s ‘BEST’ Sl)l.i l l g $ 4 . 3 5 so that they would not ..ave to support a certain woman artist’s studio in one of but using their talents in a fitful way. ^ I I L Silkand Wool Waists, all Table Linen the British soldiers. the Southern California cities in which When Patrick Henry Was young, there she dwelt for a time, this beauty-loving Washburn’s ‘GOLD MEDAL’ 4.35 Shortly after this a dots climent of Eng- were very few schools in Virginia; those Spring Patent A LOT OF GOOD BARGAINS LEFT IN OUR CARPET ROOM. CALL lish marines visited one of the Ameri- tourist became fascinated by a life-size AND GET OUR PRICES. people who could afford to do so, sent can store-houses where gun-powder was study of superb Gold of Ophir roses. their children to England to be educated, kept, and carried some of it on board The price was high, too high forthenot- Faist’s ‘IMPERIAL’ Spring Patent 4.25 while those who could not, tried to teach FOWLER & HAMLIN, Augusta their vessel. This arou-ed the people. too-bulky purse, but as day by day she their children at home. Patrick Henry’s wandered into the studio to look and ad- Five thousand men sprang to arms, Pat- Coombs’ ‘ROB ROY’ Fancy Winter Patent 4.35 father kept a small school at his own rick Henry was appointed commander- mire the woman artist smiled in her * *S*0*HH*O*J*O*!*O*!*- CHHCH*O+CH*04*O4' CH*04*0*H>l-,0*lrCH*04,0^-CH*0* house, and from him be received some in-chief. friendly way and at last the coveted pic- kouc 4.00 knowledge of Latin and Greek. Coombs’ ‘RIVERDALEj’Fa„oy , This command he resigned in Febru- ture became the property of its lover, EXPERIENCE ^ lie never liked study very well but ary, 1776. He was elected governor of and for a considerably smaller price than Fancy Winter Patent Is a hard schoolmaster, as the Filipino is finding would rather be hunting or fishing than C o o m b s ’ ‘J U N O ’ 4.35 Virginia three times. In the year 1794 ippeared on the ticket. From this busi- out. Perhaps you've "had experience with the studying. When he was fifteen years ness transaction grew a strong, sweet ordinary grade of footwear. If you'll be wise lie withdrew from public life and estab- old, his father became financially embar- friendship and in the California corner Jenks’ CROWN’Fancy Winter Patent 4.35 and inspect our Out-of-the-Ordinary stock of lished himself 011 an estate called Red rassed, and lie was obliged to go into Footwear. Hill in Charlotte County. He died of the Eastern woman’s home are more the store of a country tradesman. Stott’s ‘PEERLESS ’Fancy Winter Patent 4.35 Ladies' Felt Slipper, flannel lined, for June 6th', 1799. than one choice bit of flowers and truit After working there for one year, his only...... - - 39c painting, tlie gift of the painter of the Ladies’ Felt Slipper, and felt soles, father set him up in business for himself, Gold of Ophir roses. In a quaint old Franklin Mills, Entire W heat 2.90 for o n l y ...... 49c with his brother William as a partner. A CORNER OF REMEMBRANCE. Chinese jar, too, there is growing a trans- HALF BARRELS. Ladies ’ Serye Slipper*, flannel lined William was, if possible, more idle and planted clump of California violets, for winter, only - . - . - 29c unbusinesslike than Patrick himself. A woman whose not-t )o-bulky purse whose all-pervading perfume fills the Ladies’ llabbe.ts for 29c, 43c and 49c The result of course was 2 failure, and admits of occasional precious visits to room. L\ S. WINGATE The 43c and 49c rubbers are the best on the market. one year after tbe store was opened, it various parts of her native land lias orig- M n ’s Cheap Overshoes fo r only 73c A copy of that great California story inated a very pretty idea of preserving, the dining-room, one of the number M en’s Good Q uality Overshoe fo r $1.19 had to be closed. When eighteen lie of Helen Hunt Jackson’s “Ramona,’> where young and vigorous blood looked made matters still worse by marrying for her own enjoyment and that of others, lies conveniently near to pick up at odd worked up courage enough to take a after the management, and where there ZtUTJIB S H O E S T O R E . Sarah Shelton, the daughter of a respect- mementoes and memories of her happy minutes when she wishes to refresh her- seat at a table loaded with the usual was a radical departure from old-time able farmer in the neighborhood. times. To her a winter in California, delicacies. The others followed. At methods of doing business. Chances 125 W ATER ST., decl * GARDINER. ME. self with the glory of that “great, golden By the efforts of his father and his three thousand miles from home, meant mustard field'’ or “that beautiful old tlie head a figure of Jupiter presided, were, perhaps, taken which cause older *B3*BDri*O*H^*HCi*b0*bO*I*O*!*O*!*O*-rC>*I*O 0*1*0 *i*0v0*I*0*hC>*F04,0d*04,0*l*0d*0*l* EOOOOO w i f e ’s f a t h e r , t h e y w e r e e s t a b l i s h e d 011 a luxury which might occur but once in willow” which her own eyes have seen. and at a signal from the host the great heads to shake in disparagement of the a small farm, from which, with the aid a lifetime and therefore to be appreciated. Here and there in this wonderful cor- god began to make an address of wel- outcome. The result was that the suc- of a few slaves, they were expected to Californians smiled to see her going ner are quaint and curious old idols of come, “phonographically.” He wore cess achieved in such instances is all the BE WISE AND TAKE obtain a living. Two years afterward, delightedly here and tuere, gathering Chinese make, carved out of yellowed electric lights for shirt studs, a bibulous more marked, as the failure would have in 1759, he sold some of bis slaves, and this and that to take lic^nc with her to ivory and bought at not too high a price red light for a nose, and liis green eyes been most disastrous had the tide turned again tried ills luck as a store-keeper, the “ sometimes torrid, sometimes in the Japanese bric-a-brac ’ shops iir had thej- snai) of lightning in them, the other way. That it lias been more IRepatring OTorfc but was compelled to close his store once frozen East,” as they called it. Every which she spent many a delighted hour. while blue bolts started from his pmdU difficult toachieve 'sfrecki# linHrig the more. day this ardent lover of the picturesque And here upon its yucca-wood founda- ets continually. past decade than at any other period -TO- He then began the study of law; how took long walks and rambles, returning tion lies the horned toad of California The table seemed bewitched. Reach during the history of this country there long lie studied is not really known, afterward to her pleasant room in which of which harmless and interesting little for an innocent looking sandwich, and is not the slightest doubt. WHEELER & CROSS. some accounts say six weeks, others six she kept house iu her own dainty fashion. creatures she saw many. And, too, a you rang a bell 011 the inside where the What will strike the average mem- months, but Henry himself told one of This room grew to be an eye-opener to fine specimen of the deadly tarantula meat ought to be; pour a glass of ber of the trade as being remarkable in his friends that his original study of law her California friends, because of the bought ready-mounted in a curio-store. lemonade, and it was incandescent and regard to the frank announcement lasted only one month, when he applied treasures she found daring her daily There are little Mexican wax figures, full of fire as it touched your lips; put above is that, after having achieved a | WE CARRY AS FULL LINE for admittance to the bar. walks—common tilings which they un- too, wonderfully life-like, even to the your spoon into a dish of cream, and fair measure of success, the members of It was at first refused, but iu a short seeingly passed by. cabbages and carrots in their market bas- sparks of red and green flame arose; the old concern are willing to step aside time was granted on condition that lie But it is the Remembrance Corner she kets. These she had seen manufactured try to pick a grape, and an electric and give the younger people, who have Wl'AfcbtB], M am iw tls, Jftvpetag should do more studying before begin- established in her parlor after her arrival by deft-banded Mexicans and had not light flashed from the stem you pulled grown up in the business, a chance. ning to practice. home of which I wish to speak. / It was been abie to resist. it from. How seldom is there an instance of this SUITABLE FOR For tlie next two or three years he and not long before a hitherto rather empty This woman is planning a trip to Flor- But everything was good and the kind! There was a time when tlie «»xd I C w tltte s HOLIDAY PRESENTS. his family were dependent upon liis corner in her sunny room blossomed as ida when her savings shall have reached coffee was cooked by electricity; and average business man who had amassed father-in-law for support. the rose. It was a real delight to ar- the desired amount and slie laughingly when the little clock ticked out 12, ush- $ 100,000, and the farmer one-half that After bis speech in “ The parson’s range it and a real joy to sit there in her declares to all her friends that there shall ering in the New YTear, pandemonium amount, considered that lie had made cause” bis practice was very large; from willow rocker feasting her eyes upon be a Florida corner, too, as well as 2 seemed to have changed places with the liis fortune and was willing to take his Wheeler & Cross, September in 1760 to the end of the year her common little treasures. But, per- California corner. And her friends quiet dining-room. Two little cannon ease for the balance of liis days. To- 1763, lie charged fees in one thousand, haps, tlie greatest pleasure—for she was know that whatever kind of corner it is crawled iu through the door, apparent- day, however, few manufacturers or a sociable little woman—was in enter- ly unaided, sounds were heard under novl7 203 Water St., Augusta. one hundred and eightv-five suits, besides and wdiatever its name it will be like wholesale merchants who have acquired other fees for legal papers out of court. I11 taining callers with bright stories of this herself, characteristic and charming.— every chair; tlie lights went out, and as much as half a million or a- million May, 1765 Henry was elected to fill a and that and little happy “ that reminds Harriet Francene Crocker, in Portland the place was in an uproar. It lasted are willing to quit. Their success seems vacancy in the representation of the mes” which added such charm to her Transcript. several minutes, and worked the guests simply to whet their appetites. They county of Louisa. conversation. up to such a nervous state that they left usually die reaching out for more. I11 1763 word had been received in But the corner! One feature was a the house an hour afterward, feeling that Undoubtedly most of them are happier Photos. That Will Not Fade Virginia that the British ministry had an- pretty home-made table which bore tlie AN ELECTRIC TIME. somehow they had been living half a in continuing the avocation which has nounced their purpose to introduce, at name of “The California Table.'’ Its century ahead of the times. been their life’s work, but there is much ARE WHAT YOU WANT. the next session of Parliament, an act legs were of bamboo which she had William Hammer is Inventor Edison’s sound logic in “giving the young fel- for laying certain stamp duties on 1 lie brought home * in her trunk in short chief electrician. He celebrated some GIVING PLACE TO YOUNG MEN. lows a chance.” American colonies. lengths; the top was a great irregulai of liis recent successes in liis profession After all, the acquisition of wealth Platino Prints Will Stand This Test. Early in the autumn of 1764, the House slab of orange wood cut diagonally from on New Year’s Eve by giving an elec- The daily papers this week contained should be a means to an end, rather of Burgesses sent a message to the gov- a big tree-trunk she had secured at the tric dinner to twenty of bis old class- a dispatch from Chicago announcing than an end itself.—Shoe and Leather MY $2 $3 WORK GUARANTEED 0. K. ernment of England, saying that the grubbing out of an old orange grove. mates and friends. Mr. Hammer’s pretty that Phelps, Dodge & Palmer, the Facts. I MAKE ALL SIZES-PRICES RIG H T-SI PER DOZ. UP- stamp act would appear to the people to Around the bark-covered edge of this little home in Jersey City is an electric wholesale boot and shoe house, which, be a violation of their constitutional hung a fringe three inches long made by machine in itself. Y"ou cannot walk for thirty years, has been conspicuous Why not have a Family Group taken now while you are all together? It is rights. her tireless fingers, of the greenish, cup- across the threshold without starting a in the commerce of the West, will re- Edward Everett, so the story runs, something you will prize very highly in the future. They received 110 answer to this ap- shaped seed-pods of the eucalyptus or burglar alarm. The walls are filled with tire from business New Year’s day. once concluded a stately speech in Con- peal, until in May, 1765, when the House blue gumtree. This had not been diffi- a network of wires and buttons. Up- The reason given is that, “having ac- gress with a long, sonorous and superbly of Burgesses received a copy of the cult to make—“ like stringing raspberries stairs there is a bedroom that would be cumulated a fortune, the surviving modulated citation of a passage from Abattoruett, T R e Stamp Act itself. The people were very 011 a long grass stem as vve used to do in worth a fortune to a lazy man. When members, Erskine Phelps and George Tacitus, and then took his seat. No indignant at this but thought the wisest childhood,” she explained. O11 this table you put your head 011 the pillow the E. P. Dodge, wish to give younger men sooner was lie through than up sprang tiling to do, was to let their old and tried were lovely shells from the various gas is out, touch a button 011 the side a chance.” The Edwards-Stanwood Shoe a burly member from what was then a leaders still continue to lead. beaches she bad visited, and upon the of the bed and it is lit again, fix an Company, composed of old employes frontier state of the West. He had once , It was somewhere about this time that wall hung long strings of sea-green baby alarm attachment on the side and you of the retiring firm, will continue the been an Indian agent, and no sooner Patrick Henry, reaching the climax of a ribbon, the strings (of unequal lengths) will be awakened when you want to by business. was he on liis legs than lie began to pour CLARION speech, said in thrilling tones, “ Caesar each terminating iu a pretty sea-shell. gong. This is a refreshing statement iu tlie out a vehement harangue in Choctaw. had liis Brutus, Charles the First his Upon the wall hung also a group of large The guests walked aronnd 011 tiptoe midst of the long and loud lamenta- After a while the speaker called him to Ranges and Furnaces, Cromwell; and George the Third barnacles grown fast to a clam shell, in when they entered Thursday night. tions which have been heard through- order. “ I don’t see why my freedom (“ Treason” shouted a voice, “Treason, each deep opening of which had been Nobody sat down, although ottomans out the land during the last few years of speech should be abridged,” he cried. ‘Y ou let the gentleman from Massachu- Being properly and thoroughly constructed of Best Materials, treason,” rose from all sides of the room. plant6d grains of rice. It made a charm- and sofas and chairs were scattered that there is 110 money to be made in The orator paused until these exclama- ing bit of greenery upon the buff-tinted through the rooms. When each new- any branch of the shoe business. The setts run on, and I didn’t understand the Will Consume the Smallest Amount of Coal, and therefore tions were ended, closed the sentence in wall and served for the suggestion of a comer tried to sit down, the chair either fact of the matter seems to be that first word of his lingo any better than lie does mine.” Tlie scene was described such a manner as to bafiie liis own ac- little story she had to tell of where and doubled up or started for the door pro- while as a whole, the trade, in common as very comical, but it Struck the death cusers) —“ and George tlie Third may how she had found it. Big, bright, pelled by some unseen hand. If he with the other industries, has been in SAVE HONEY for the User. knell of further classical quotations in a profit by their example. If this be many-hued Abitone shells hung here and touched a sofa, the banjo on the oppo- such a condition as to make it extreme- Congress that had not the ray of an idea treason, make the most of it.” there, each with its little story of “ how site wall began to play, and if lie took ly difficult to realize substantial profits, another seat the movement put out tlie still here and there have been some con- what the unintelligible lingo of Cicero IF YOU WISH TO'SEE THE FINEST LINE OF On May 24th, 1774, the House of Bur- and when.” gesses received the news of the passage Upon the wall, too, there hung three lights, and queer phosphorescent figures spicuous examples of success achieved, and Tacitus was driving at. CUTLERY in the CITY,_>- of the Boston Port Bill and that it would or four dainty water-color sketches, done came up. No one knew when he was despite seemingly the most adverse con- take effect the first day of June. by a fellow tourist, of much-loved scenes safe, for electricity was everywhere. ditions. Tnat such lias been the case Beauty Is Blood Deep. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK, Two days afterward the first governor, in park or canyon, or at the beach. Pho- Finally, after they had adjourned to is evidenced in most of the leading shoe Clean blood means a clean skin. No beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar- Lord Dunmore, met them in the council tographs, too, of points of interest and, centres where, in the course of a com- tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by The Best OIL STOVE MARKET Only $4.00 paratively few years, extensive busi- stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im- chamber and said that lie had received upon a small shelf carefully treasured, a PISO'S CURE FOR urities from the body. Begin to-day to little model of San Gabriel’s historic old H UURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. nesses have been built up in all the anish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, a paper, which used such words as to o Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use E J\ W . G H T T R G H . in time. Sold by druggists branches of the shoe and leather trade. and that sickly bilious complexion by taking reflect highly upon the government of mission which a much-leisured and artis- Cascarets,—beauty for ten cents. All drug- HALLOWELL, - - - MAINE. Great Britain, and which made it neces- tic man friend had made for her. MlTSTSTiWrcaa This has usually been accomplished gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c. HALLOWELL REGISTER—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1890.

HALLOWELL REGISTER. The New York Sun has been at logger- The appointment of Secretary Hay’s heads with the Typographical Union for P ubl ished Satur days son, a young man just out of college, to the past year, and the latter has boycot- the consulship at Pretoria may have been To Ghristmas Patrons: —A*— ted the Sun. The Sun, in defense, has justified by excellent reasons, but outlie 153 Water St., Hallowell, Me. appealed to the courts. face it looks dubious. Nepotism is not Sapta Claus’s Agents a pleasant word. The post at Pretoria Notwithstanding the fact that goods have advanced 2 5 per ( s i . 60 per Year in A dvance The British lost at Modder River 450 is responsible and dangerous at the pres- cent, during the past three months, we have decided to continue I SL 76 after Six M onths. men. The general in command, evident- ent time, and should be held by an ex- W. F. M ARSTON, EDITOR AND PROP'R. rattled by the Boers’ sharpshooting, perienced man if possible. Consul Ma- he same Low Prices on our exceptionally large line of Goods styles it the bloodiest battle of the cen- erum, who has asked to be relieved, has ESPECIALLY SELECTED FOP OUR Pension claims connected with the tury. Lets’ see; at the terrible carnage had some unpleasant experience with old A. F. MORSE & SON Spanish and Philippine wars already Kruger, who seems to consider an Amer- in Gettysburg’s three days’ tight, 3,070 Invite a careful examination of a Large Line of NEW GOODS suitable foot up 25,000. We are a great nation, Union men, were killed; and other con- ican abbut as bad as an Englishman. for the Holiday Trade. In the list will be found-— and glorv costs money. tests of the civil war were attended with Kruger has tampered with Macrum’s cor- nearly as great mortality. respondence, it is said, and if he has so MEDALLIONS, STATIONERY, PICTURE BOOKS, The new steamer Governor Dingley, little respect for the consular credentials GIFT BOOKS, FANCY CHINA, CUPS and SAUCERS, built to take the place of the ill fated President McKinley’s message to Con- of one mail it is unlikely that he would Christmas Trade. LAMPS, SLEDS, DOLLS, TOYS of all kinds, steamer Portland, arrived at Portland gress rs a voluminous document, what- entertain any greater respect for those O4*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04* 0*!*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04* ■04*04*0* Saturday evening with a load of freight ever else may be said, and treats of about of another even though he be the son of CONFECTIONERY, DINNER SETS, TOILET SETS from New York. She will go on her the American Secretary of State.—Port- DOLLS. Silverware. dl the topics under the country’s notice. U ictnre Fram es M ade to O rder. route between Portland and Boston as Of trusts, Southern lynchings, and kind- land Advertiser. What a beautifully dressed doll you Rogers Goods—elegant Silver Service, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Cake Baskets, soon as she receives her furnishings. red topics, he treats as any politician can buy in Fancy Silk—it will make the Something Entirely New. little ones’ eyes water to see them. Berry Dishes, Soup Ladles, Gravy oct26 A. F. Morse & Son, Hallowell would talk iu advance of election. The Ladles, Meat Forks, and Castors. We The failure of a large Philadelphia financial bill receives first attention. Kid-bodied Dolls, (wiih teal black hair) have not space to mention all the fancy ‘Red Cross” and “ Hubinger’s Best’ that close their eyes. Wax, China and &6S8S3SSS President McKinley quotes liberally laundry starch, the equal of which has articles in these goods. They make an firm of book publishers was followed Rubber Dolls—all kinds, from lc up. last week by announcement of failure of from his predecessors, Cleveland and never been produced. It is made from excellent Christmas present—call and Never known to be so cheap before. leai n our prices. A full line of Jewel- Harper Brothers. The latter firm is Harrison. The message receives favor- wheat, rice and corn, chemically pre- pared by the Starch King of America, ry . five and a hatf millions in debt. It able words naturally from all Republi- Children’s China Ten Setts Games for Mr. J. C. Hubinger, an expert in the Young and Old. THE SCHOOL-BOY IS must be that the cheap magazines have can papers. aundry profession with twenty-five Combs—all kinds. crowded them to the Avail. years of practical experience and is the Dressing Combs, Back Combs, Side inly successful and original inventor of Chinaware. Combs and all kinds of Combs. The Chicago Post-office job, John fine grades of starch in the United States THE Secretary Root recommends that Porto Prerce contractor, has been a bone of today. When you look f.t (he Cups, Sauceis Plates, Water Setts, Pitchers, Alugs am Opal Ware. Rico be given free trade with the Unit contention for a year or more—Mr. His new method of introducing thi Vhises, you will wonder how 1 cann sel starch with the Endless Chain Starcl Cuff boxes, Collar boxes, liandkei ed States. That would seem to be the Pierce refusing to pay the prices demand- them so cheap. chief boxes, Pin Trays, Pin boxes, natural result of its becoming our terri- Book enables you to get one large 10c BOY ed by the Union men, and as called for package of “ lied Cross” starch, one Have as full line of Fancy Articles in ; Hair Receivers, and T ra\s of all kinds tory and under our own control. Some in the original contract, it is alleged. large 10c package of “ Hubiuger’s Best China as can Id found. Am selling them j This is tbe handsomest lot of goods that of its products may interfere with our After the loss of various crews, and num- March, with the premiums, two beauti- for 50 cents on the dollar. lias ever been offered for sale in the protected articles, but not enough to do erous delays, Air. Pierce yielded to the ful Shakespeare panels, or one Twenti city. Every lady wants to see them. eth Century Girl Calendar, all for 51- anv harm. Union. An eight hour day, with $3.60 Celluloid Goods. WE ARE AFTER. Ask your grocer for this starch and oh Handkerchiefs. wages, is understood to be the settle- The handsomest line of Ce luloid j WE CARRY EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF tain the beautiful Christmas present When you co lie to purchase Hander- Guggenheimer sends us a communica ment. A crew of 500 men will probably free. Goods we have ever shown. chiefs, Ladies’,• Gents’ and Children’s, tion from “ out West”—that is definite be employed at Alt. Waldo. Children’s Handkerchief box 25c. you don’t want to miss looking AL "Boys’ Suits, Overcoats, "Reefers, enough—beginning; “ Haveyou placed Speaking in regard to the recent action Ladies’ Handkerchief, Glove, Collin Robcits’ stock over for I have pur- and Cuff boxes. Manicure sets, Jcyvelrx your liquor order for the holidays?” No The New York Journal, Saturday, of the students of the University chas'd one of the finest line that has ■Hats, Caps and Odd Pants. Maine in voting to abolish hazing, Pres’ boxes, photograph boxes, Toilet sets ever been offered for sale. When you Guggy, dear, we have not, but we have published a Fall River dispatch which md everything that you can men ioi Be sure to get one of our Writing Tablets for your Boy or Girl. They cost you noth Harris said: “As this result was brought come to think that you can buy Hand- ing. Call in and ask for one. landed your contribution in the waste says: “ There is every evidence that the in boxes. Lots of Fancy Boxes noi kerchiefs for one cent and upwards, it basket.—Republican Journal, famous Borden mystery is entering upon about without any pressure from the mentioned—ten cents and upward-. is iReaper than any cotton cloth you can a new phase. Lizzie Borden, who was college authorities and seems to have the We are positively selling these good- buv. Senator Quay’s case will soon attract accused of the crime, was acquitted b\ unanimous and cordial support of tin 35 percent, less than the original price. BOSTONCfiOTHlNGSTORE attention. He was appointed by the a jury in 1893, but since then many of students themselves, it is a hopeful indi Millinery. Don’t forget to ask for Children’.- 1 am going to close out mv Millinery Governor, after the failure of the State her towns-people have held aloof. De- cation that we have seen the end of Under Hotel IVortli, Augusta. practice which has nothing to recoin Bonnets and Cloaks, white, bine am! at 30 per cent, discount, and a full line Legislature to elect. If the Senate will tectives and lawyers are now at work red, silk embroidered, all trimmed. of Ladies’ and Gents.’ Furnishing Goods be as long in seating him as the State examining new evidence pointing to mend it, and is a source of anxiety to Ask to see them. for Christmas Gifts, teachers and one that is dangerous to the Legislature was in not electing him 'Weetheart of Bridget Sullivan, servant 4*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*0 4*C •*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*04*0 4*O4*0*K GIVE HE “LIBERTY” Quay will be on the anxious seat some of the Bordens at the time of the murder, students.” The papers signed by the Thousands of different articles not mentioned you will fund by time. as the wielder of the axe with which students read as follows: “ We, tin calling* on Is what our customers say when they look Andrew J. Borden and his wife, Lizzie undersigned, hereby agree during ou over our line of Foot-wear, and their choice President McKinley’s lukewarm para Borden's stepmother, were killed.” college course to take no part in hazing is wise, for a better graph on the Southern lynchings make and to use our influence to dissuade others doing so.” rather tame reading side by side witl By a vote of 302 to 30 the House adopt- Hen’s Winter Shoe the work of the mob that burned a negr ed the Taylor resolutioq excluding. Rep It rests with you whether yru continue tne nerve-killing tobacco habit". N O-TO-liA at the stake in Maysville, Ky., firstgovq resentative-eleet Roberts of Utah, from removes the desire for tobacco, with J FOR $ 2 . 5 0 out nervous distress, expels n i c . h — — — M. ROBERTS, iug his eyes out. The black man was tine, purifies the blood, A I k liis seat pending the report of a specia stores lost manhood.^rfT al « 1 i.r.T,.o is not yet on the market. confessed murderer, and 5,000 people makes you strong IBB A^B^sold. 400,000 143 Water St., Hallowell. committee to investigate his case, anc in health, nerve -g y ases cured Buy Calf, Leather-lined, Heavy Soles, with all the took part in his horrible execution. and pocket^^Y'M fc.V jjjJp^N O TO -IiAO from the final action of the House thereon hook. "JBrS J^'your own druggist, who Please read the Big Bill. It will give you the prices anil goods 1 carry. 'will vouch forus. Take it with other requirements of an A 1 boot. A committee of nine members, including _ "a will, patiently, persistently One box, SI, usually cures; 3 boxes, $2 60, guaranteed to cure, or we refund money No. 532. Dec. 17th is to be observed as general three Democrats, with Air. Taylor of Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago, Montreal, Sew fork. Peace Sunday. All pastors are requested Ohio, as chairman, was appointed by the REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE To our Lady Customers we offer the to preach on that day in the interest of Speaker. This committee is to consider There are signs that the victory of the Dress peace and arbitration. Literature on the the prima facie right of Roberts to be English at Modder River was not* quite Northern National Bank subject can be obtained of the National sworn in. as well as his final right there- so complete as the early dispatches indi- AT HALLOWELL, IN THE STATE OF MAINE, AT A high-grade Kid, Calf-lined winter boot for CLOSE OF BUSINESS DEC. 2, 1899. superintendent of the 4Y. C. T. U. Peace in. In the debate on the resolution Rob- cated. Apparently Methuen has had to We put them in every pair you buy, Resources. Dollars. if you want them. $2.50 Department, Winthrop Center, Me., or erts took the floor in his own defence, halt, and wait for reinforcements before Loans and discounts 134,072 30 Goods of the state superintendent, Alice May but liis speech seems to have made a bad resuming his march to Kimberley. Of O verdrafts, secured and unsecured 1,784 36 Douglass, Bath. course the delay was taken advantage U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 100,000 00 There are some especially good values impression, and the vote is regarded as U. S. Bonds to secure U .8.Deposits 50,000 00 offered iu this department that will in settling the question and making the of by the Boers to concentrate their forc- Premiums on U. S. Bonds 27,000 00 terest every Dress Goods buyer. The H. K. Newbert Shoe Co. es and prepare to make another stand. Banking-house, furniture, and fix- Senators Frye and Hanna had evident- Utah man’s exclusion a certainty. The tures 2,435 51 ly been misinformed when they declared vote lacked only 25 of a full House, and It would seem from the details which Due from approved reserve agents 1,195 80 Cheviot Serge A. F. PALM SR, Manager, it indicates that if the question were one have leaked out that the British suffered Checks and other cash items 2,084 79 that the Sultan was so terrified when he Notes of other National Banks 1,045 00 All-wool Cheviot Serge, 42 in. wide, heard Dewey’s guns at Manila that he of expulsion instead of admission, Rob much more severely at Modder River Fractional paper currency, nickels extra heavy quality, worth $1, at immediately paid the bill of the United erts being iu his seat and having failed than the Boers. The losses of the latter and cents 22 07 Geo. E. Keith’s Lawful Money Reserve in 59c per yd States for the destruction of American to refute the charges against him on the appear to have been small, while those score of polygamy., the requisite two- of the former were very large in propor- B ank, viz: missionary property in his dominions. Specie 6,669 thirds majority would be forthcoming. tion to the number of men engaged. The Legal-tender notes 84 Figured Serge The President’s message shows that he That is the course of procedure which Boers do not seem to have been demor------6,753 00 Brown Figured, all-wool Serge, 50 3.50 has not paid up, and reveals no more in- some would prefer. Those who hold to alized even in a slight degree. They Redemption fund with U.S.Treas’r in lies wide, regular $1 value, speeial, $ tention of doing so than he showed before the strict letter of the constitution and retreated, but in good order, and their (5 per cent, of circulation) 4,500 00 next position will be held and defended 49c per yd he heard the thundering of Dewey’s tear the creation of a bad precedent, see- $330,892 83 ing no legal flaw in Robert’s certificate as tenacionsly as those at Belmont and Total guns. of election, would admit him to his seat Gras Pan. Liabilities. Dollars 50-Inch Serges in deference to the organic law and then Capital stock paid in 100,000 00 In mixtures, a very superior cloth. Walk Over Shoe, Suiplusfund 25,000 00 The funny interpretation of the Anti- turn him out if he can make 110 better Undivided profits, less expenses and One of our greatest values, worth $1, at canteen law by the United States Attor- defence. “Better Be Wise taxes paid . 8,208 90 National Bank notes outstanding 90,000 00 ney General, has been the subject of loud The report of the postmaster general Due to other N ational Banks 1,161 22 59c per yd protests from the temperance people Than R ich/' Individual deposits subject to check 51,150 86 Equal to any $5.00 Shoe goes for the abuses of the second-class ashier’s checks outstanding _ 371 85 Sebastopol throughout the country, who have insist- mail matter, and there is no doubt there Wise people are also rich United States deposits 50,000 00 All-wool Fine Ribbed Goods, 38 in ed that the law was intended to banish is good reason for it. He submits statis- when they know a perfect Bills payable, 5,000 0<> wid *, 75c quality at in the Market. the canteen altogether. The practical tics from which it appears: remedy for all annoying c 7s . T otal 330 892 83 question, as Secretary Root puts it, is First-—That more than one-fourth of State of Maine,County of Kennebec,ss: 49c eases of the blood, kidnem s, 1. Geo. A. Safford, Cashier of tbe above- (Black only.) 7r 1 to ‘‘ 1 >o\\ ov” Shoe, not whether soldiers should drink or not the entire volume and weight of matter named band do solemnly swear that the drink, but whether they should be per- carried through the mails is rated and liver and bowels. It is drove statem ent is true to tbe best of my For Men, $2.00; for Boys, $1.50 ami $2 00; for Youths, $1.50; Little Gents, $1.25 mitted to drink beer in the camp, sur- pays as second-class matter, when, under Knowledge and belief. Remnants Hood's Sarsaparilla, wht h GEO. A. SAFFORD, Cashier. We have Just Received a Full Line of the above goods for Fall and Winter. the spirit and intent of the law, it ought Remnants of Dress Goods, all sorts rounded by the restraining influences of to be rated and to pay as third-class is perfect in its action. It so Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th nov99 discipline and good association, or lay of Dec. 1899. and qualities, many of them large matter. regulates the entire system is W. II. PERRY, Notary Public. enough for skirt patterns. These goods whether they should be driven to drink Second—That while this wrongly to bring vigorous health, It will he offered at a great reduction from HASKELL BROTHERS, classed matter' amounts to more than Correct— A ttest : bad whiskey in the vile resorts which never disappoints, J as. H. Leigh, ) regular prices. cluster around the limits of every mili- one-quarter of the whole volume of mail C has. L. Spaul ding, ^ Directors. transmitted, it furnishes only one-fifth Rheumatism— mother, eiglty B en Tenney', tary post and camp. Secretary Root part of the postal revenue. years old, has received much benefit fri rn Silks 182 Water St., - - Augusta, Me. wishes the question settled. Third—That tin expense of transpor- taking Hood's Sarsaparilla for rheun a- Holiday Announcements. 50 yds. Black Figured silks extra tation being reckoned at 8 cents a pound, tism, and recommends Hood's to others " quality, it really great value at the pi ice, the mere carrying of this matter cost Agnes D. Derby, Jamestown, N. Y. In tbe Holiday Announcements will be worth 75c, at $14,108,129.04, while the revenue from found a number ef attractions worth consid- & it was only $1,763,516.13, involving a Catarrh in Head — "SMy daughter 49c per yd [lolidaij flapdkercftefs. SORE had catarrh in the head and Hood's Si r- e r a t io n b,y o u r r e a d e r s . loss to the government of $12,344,612.91. M. Roberts offers a broadside of new goods The Loud bill of the last Congress pro- saparilla cured it. We take it as bio id Fur Trimmings medicine and tonic and it keeps us well ill at discount prices, and enumerates a large posed to remedy the evil, but the mon- For children’s cloaks. Short pieces LUNGS list. Sore lungs, pain in the chest and pain- summer.'' Mrs, Ed. Peterson, Kibbey, Mor t. that musi be sold, worth 75'-, at HAVE M ARKED DOWN ied influence opposed it to such an ex- ful breathing are quickly relieved ano New Life — As a spring tonic a id B. F. Warner calls attention to a iargp as- 49c per yd cured by the old reliable specific, Dr. tent that even our Maine congressmen blood purifier Hood's Sarsaparilla cm r» sortment of Handkerchiefs, and Linen Bull’s Cough Syrup. This remark- gave no help. Goods. Mr. W arner has a choice line of OUR FUR COLLARETS & BOAA able rem edy breaks up a cold in on€ comes that, tired feeling and gives ur Gimps whole family new life." Wm. Ring :t, Holiday Books which sell at one-half tbe A LARGE AT ONE HALF THE night and is, without doubt, the very Short pieces that are iu our wav. best medicine for all affections of the I11 the Revieir of Revieirs for Decem- 813 5th A ve., Peoria, III. usual price. ASSORTMENT USUAL PRICES throat and lungs. It has cured thou* ber Dr. Albert Shaw writes on “The C. H. Nason, tbe Augusta tailor, calls at- Tin y must go, many of them worth 25c BOOKS Grip Cold — "cMy boy had a terri le and 35c, at sands and will cure you. It never dis- School City—A Method of Pupil Self- tention to a very tine line of House and ; Don’t Fail to Eyamink Our New Line of appoints. Try it at once. grip cold and was very much run dov n. Government.” This is a system now in Hood's Sarsaparilla made him well; Is Smoking Jackets with other articles suitable j 13c per yd operation in many public schools growing strong and fleshy." Mrs. Th s* for Holiday Gifts to gentlemen. throughout the country by which train- Handkerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Dr.Bull’s ing is given in the practical duties of cit- S. Osborn, Norwalk, Ct. CARD OF THANKS. izenship. Dr. Shaw sets forth the work- Table Linens, Embroidered Pil- I wish to give thanks to the* friends and ing principles on which the system is Ify c d A SaUabgJuffi\ neighbors who were so generous with me in based and gives many interesting facts assisting in tlie care of my son’s wife, Mrs. FSMMCo low Shams, Covers, Doilies. Gough Syrup Never Disappoints of actual experience in the schools which J. W. Choate. Their kindness will be long W ill quickly heal Sore Lungs. remembered. Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctor! have developed these principles in prac- Hood’s Pills cure liver Ills; the non-irritating 1^ recommend it. Price 25 cents. At all druggists tice. The article is illustrated. only cathartic to take with Hood’s Sarsapari 1^ Mrs. Jas. S. Choate, Gardi ner. Maine. IB. IF1. W ARUER. HALLOWELL REGISTER—SATintDAY, DECEMBER 9.1899.

THANKSGIVING. HIGH SCHOOL COLUMN. JUST READ THIS LIST H. K. B aker. Next week will be devoted to the final BESTFORTHE And see if there isn’t something that is JUST WHAT YOU WANT. aking Come home, ye wanderers, come home, term examinations, with the exception of R From North and South,from West and East. DAGGETT S CHOCOLATES, HURLBUT’S “Court of Russia” Where’er your roving footsteps roam, Thursday afternoon, which will be given up STATIONERY, HOME MADE CANDY, MRS. SIMS’ HOME Come keep this annual feast. to the annual town meeting, and Friday after- BOWELS owder If yon haven’t a regular, healthy movement of the P noon to the memorial observance of W hit- bowels every day, you’re sick, or will be. Keep your COOKING, All the MAGAZINES and PERIODICALS, NEW Not for the turkeys or the pies. bowels open, and be well. Force, in the shape of A bsol utely 'Pur e Or other dainty dish prepared, tier’s birthday. violent physic or pill poison, is dangerous. The smoothest, easiest, most perfect way of keeping the YORK JOURNAL, Plain and Fanes STATIONERY, and in fact, Though those may appetite suffice, bowels clear and clean Is to take Makes the food more delicious and wholesome W ith loved companions shared. Thursday another talk in English Litera- Everything to be found in a First-class Up-to date Store. ture was given by Mr. Miller. This time his ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Come to the home of former days— CANDY The happy cheerful scenes of old, subject was Tennyson. He spoke of his CATHARTIC H. G. TURNER, hallowell,^ Remembering your childhood’s plays, early life and love for poetry (none of which Bath has under consideration the intro- PERSONAL NOTES. Affection not grown cold. he so much enjoyed as his own.) When in Agt. Best L annciry in Maine. duction of a Curfew Law. There is quite a Come to the mo'her’s warm caress, 1850 Wordsworth, the Poet Laureate of Eng- |gw ccu«to sentiment there in its favor. trade ma r k rioist er ed Miss F lorence Ful l er, connected with The father’s grave but kindly clasp; land, died, he was called to fill his position, WE H ave a Nice Line of - The second meeting of the Benevolent the editorial department of the Congrega- 'Your own responsive love confess which he accepted after some hesitation. With close and manly grasp. Society will be held with Mrs. Frank Daven tional ist, was a very welcome guest at Capt. He wrote a very beautiful poem, upon the Come, and the former joys renew, port, Middle street on Thurday at 2 o'clock. Geo. S. Fuller’s over the Thanksgiving death of his college churn, Arthur Henry Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good, Do Good, Black Sateen Skirts, Fascinators, '1'be former games and pleasantries; Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 20c, 50c Write J. H. Leigh & Co., have a first-grade days. The happy, smiling faces view, Hallam, entitled “ In Memoriarn.” Mr. for free sample, and booklet on health. Address Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago, Montreal, New York. 322a And the love-lighted eyes. Gladstone said it was the greatest poem ever W hite Sewing Machine which would make Miss L ul ie Clary, assistant teacher in written in honor of the departed. “ The Knit Wool Skirts,Mittens, Leggins an excellent Holiday present and sells at a the Guilford High School, returned Satur- And oh, if one has gone from sight KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN Within the present passing year; Princess” which is considered one of his very reasonable price. day last and resnmed her duties Monday. Sadness and toy, like day and night, most successful works, is supposed to be his A well-tilled vestry greeted Miss Helen M ’ All SUITABLE for HOLIDAY GIFTS, Mr. Stephen R. Estes is serving on the Mr . and Mrs. F red Choate, of Worces- Must mark our sojourn here. contribution to the discussion upon the high- er education of woman. Many of the beauti- Chapman, of Haverhill, Mass., at the M. E. Superior Court Jury at Augusta, as foreman ter, Mass., were called here Monday to Midst all our feasting and our cheer, ful lines ot Tennyson’s poetry were prompt- vestry Thursday evening. Her negro dia of the 12 men good and true. attend the funeral services of Mrs. J. W. The Heavenly Giver we will praise; ed by his own observations. A religious lect recitations, Paul Dunbar’s works, were And while we taste his bounties here, spirit pervaded all of his work, from the Mr. A. F. Morse has been on duty at the Choate. LUNT & BRANN, Hallowell. Our glad thanksgivings raise. first to the last, in which he said: very pleasing. Miss Chapman was assisted old stand this week, during his son’s absence Mr . Chas. J. Clement, of Farmingdale, “Sunset and evening star by Hev. A. A. Lewis and Miss Mabel Palmer on account of a bad cold. who has held the collectorship for several CITY GOVERNMENT. And one clear call for me. in songs. And may there be no moaning of the bar, Mr. Ernest Currier, clerk in the Boston years, will move to Beverly, Mass., with his W hen I put out to sea.” Miss Alice Kyle, field secretary of the A family. Many Hallowell friends wish them Bargains! Bargains! office of the Kennebec Steamboat company, The regular meeting of the City Govern- The talk was very instructive and extremely M. A., was present at Mrs. J. M. Eveleth’s success in their new home. ment Monday evening, the heads of depart- is at home for the winter. interesting. Thursday afternoon, giving a very pleasing ments were directed to submit their annual C Beales & Co., Augusta painters, have M r . H . N . Stackpole has decided to close talk. From this city Miss Kyle went to YES, BARGAINS WHICH ALL PEOPLE APPRECIATE! reports on or before Ja n u a ry 1, 1900. TOWN WARRANT. Bangor. taken the contract to paint Johnson Bros.’ up his business here, and will remove to Boston where he has secured a good posi- A number of the departments, notably Commonwealth of Maine. Mill. W ith the new story, the job is an ex- The Girls’ Brigade, of the Old South You will find when wearing Garments which came from our tion. Mrs.Stackpole and daughter accompany the Street and Highway, have already over- Kennebec ss. tensive one. Good weather will help them church will give a sale of fancy articles good him. This completes, the removal of the run their appropriations. This was a matter out wonderfully. To the Constable of the Town of Bomba- for Christmas gifts on Thursday evening at store, that they are nor only stylish but keep their shape and family— which will prove a real loss to of considerable discussion. The Roll of hook.. the Old South. Everybody invited. Rev Our North End Weal her Prophet predicts Hallowell, for the brothers are all active in Accounts for November is as follows: — Greeting:— wear too! Look well. So you will call them T. P. Williams, of Winslow, will supply in an open winter— with no snow till January good citizenship. We wish them all pros- School department. Iu the name of the Commonwealth of Common School fund $760.59 Maine you are hereby required to notify and preaching Sunday in exchange with Mr, or later. perity. Common schoal miscellane- warn the inhabitants of the town of Bomba- Boardman. Mr. A. A. Soule, the Augusta upholsterer, ous 2.00 hook qualified to vote in election and town BARGAINS IN STYLE AND DURABILITY! has in his new store an exceptionally fine The officers elect of Kennebec Lodge, No. High school fund 208.33 affairs to meet at the Town Hall in said Messrs. Lunt & Brann call attention to town on Thursday the 14th day of December some lines of goods especially suitable for line of Fancy Chairs, Couches, Centei 5, F. & A. M., were publicly installed at High school miscellaneous 76.18 Text books 4.91 A. D. 1899 at 1.30 o’clock to hear and act Holiday Gifts. Remember we keep a large and well selected stock of both Masonic hall, Wednesday evening, at 8 Tables, etc. In Silk Damasks and Fanc\ ------$1,051.81 upon the following articles: coverings, he carries a large line from which o’clock, by District Deputy Grand Master Miscellaneous expenses 137.52 A rticle 1. To choose a moderator to you may select. See his announcement Charles Adams of Augusta. A collation Salary 35.41 preside at said meeting. CLOTHING | FURNISHING GOODS. City watch 90.00 A rticle 2. To hear and act upon the elsewhere. was served. Sireet lights 175.42 report of the selectm en and other tow n offi- Our Academy street weather prophet’s November was a remarkable month in Fire department 8.15 cers. HOLIDAY Street department: A rticle 3. To see if the town will in- weather prediction seems to have attracted weather matters. The temperature of Nov- Highways, B. & C. 247.45 struct the trustees of the town library to open ANDREWS BROTHERS, considerable notice. Whether the freshc em b er 15, 8 degrees, was the lowest, and Sidewalks 53.88 the reading-room on Sunday afternoons or GIFTS. comes into Water street or not, we alreadx that of Novumber 8, 58 degrees, was the Sidewalk snow bills 14.80 do anything in relation to the same. TAILORS, CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS. have full reservoirs on Winthrop Ilill, ai highest. Open doors and open fields—with City team expense 68.96 A rticle 4. To see if the town will ap- propriate the sum of $800 for the purpose of for gentlemen, some little skating for benefit of little folks. ------385.09 the City Farm and the Cascade. Alterations of old city building 438.03 building a concrete sidewalk from the cot- The.styles that are OPP. P. o., HALLOW ELL, ME.. NOv.i The new’ arrangement of Maine Central “Jordan is a hard road to travel”—the New city building 408.53 ton mill to the south end of W ard 4 or do anything in relation to the same. frozen ground makes carriage riding a most Poor department: trains went into effect Dec. 3. T he tim e- City farm , 116 82 A rticle 5. To see if the tow n will ap - correct and that suit A. N E W E O T O F table will be found in its usual place iu tlie uncomfortable possibility. Most of us prefer W ater works 918.80 point a committee of three to negotiate for R egist er . Note the neat logotype which walking. State of Maine 34.65 the purchase of an athletic field for the the most particular, Tax titles 78.96 young people of the town or do anything in heads the Time Table. At the semi-annual meeting of the Board relation to the same. will be found in Fine Table Linens, Towels & Napkins Some time when the city has spare money, ■ »f Managers of the Industrial School, Miss Total $3,879.19 A rticle 6. To see what action the town will take relative to the establishm ent of an it will be in order to place the stone cross- Leavitt, a Boston lady, was chosen Princi- great abundance and A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF electric light plant. pal of the school to succeed Miss Staples. DEATH OF MRS. MAE E. CHOATE. ings in good condition. Some are above and A rticle 7. To see if the town will variety in our some below the street levels, and in sonn Mrs. King rvho has been acting principal, authorize the school committee to use a por- Bed Blankets and Puffs, at low prices much traveled spots, they have never been has given excellent service. Mrs. Mae E. Choate, widow of the late tion of the appropriation for the support of J. Wort Choate, and only daughter of Mrs. E. the school, for the publishing of a school put in place at all. Some time when wo It is only within a very few years that the. paper or do any thing in relation to tlie FURNISHING A. NEW LOT OF 1 M. Nelson, died at her home on upper Water are more ahead of the game financially than city authorities have been obliged to any same. street, Saturday afternoon, aged 24 years. Article 8. To see if the town will ap- just now’. extent to advertise home property for sale LADIES’ WINTER UNDERSKIRTS She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Nelson, propriate the sum of $800 for the purpose of DEPARTMENT, on account of delinquent taxes. This year, A. F. Morse & Son will act as agents for and two brothers, Charles E. Nelson and providing a gymnasium for the use of the Santa Claus in advance of Christmas. They 31 different pieces of property are thus ad- public schools or do anything in relation to AND DRESSING SACKS. George W. Nelson, of Waterville. and they are inexpensive, call attention to new goods which will make vertised—a large increase over last year. the same. DON’T FAIL TO LOOK AT OUR The deceased had bdbn an invalid for some A rticle 9’ To see if the town will little people and other people happy. Y.ou A large part of the property belongs to one House Coats can depend on their goods and prices—as years—suffering from rheumatism and kin- appropriate $200 to clean the water front or man, however. being right. dred diseases—which undermined her con- do anything in relation to the same. BOYS’ 2 5 c FLEECED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. ONLY 25 c And you are hereby directed to serve this Smoking Jacktets, Some of the heaviest west-bound freight Alderman Perkins, who has had oversight stitution and wasted away her life. Many warrant by leaving a printed copy by you trains now go through. One train con- of the outside work of the new Fire Station, friends pay warm tribute to her patience attested at every dwelling house in said town, Bath Wraps tained a half dozen car loads of Christmas four days at least before the time of holding finished Wednesday night, just iu advance and cheerfulness. Five years ago she was said meeting. trees. Their branches were evidently tied married to J. Worten Choate who died last Night Shirts CRESCO. of the storm. Mr. Bradstreet has made a Hereof fail not and make due return of this in place—the trees all being in snug cone good beginning ou the addition. July. Mrs. J. S. Choate has been unceas- warrant with your doings thereon to the White and Fancy Shirts shapes. ing in her attention and care. The funeral town clerk on or before the time appointed The only Corset made that The Q. L. C.’s will meet with Miss Carter for said meeting. One commodity is to remain stationary— services were held Monday afternoon, Rev. Hosiery Tuesday evening. Subject of the meeting, Given under our hands this fifth day of Cannot break at so far as price goes. The hemlock boughs W. F. Livinstone officiating. Mrs. Deland. The succeeding meeting will December A. D. 1899. Gloves for house banking are not yet in the hands be held with Mrs. Harry Taylor, Tuesday Mic h a e l O’H ehir, th.e waist line, of the trust. MACKINNON-NUGENT. H arry Dodge, Suspenders the 19th. W illiam Fie l d , We are glad to note that Mr. W H. Quinn A complete stock of “Cresco” Corsets can The Ladies’ Aid of the Universalist So- John F. Mackinnon and Miss Alice May Selectmen of Bombahook. Neck Ties was able to be out Thursday morning, call- Nugent were united in marriage by Hev. A true copy. Attest. be found here at all times. ciety will hold their annual sale of useful ing at the store for a few minutes. With Fr. Edgar F. Hurley in Portland Tuesday Clarence W. Lonfellovv, Constable of Collars and Cuffs articles in Society Hall ou Thursday, Dec. pleasant weather, Mr. Quinn will shortly be evening. The wedding was private, only a Bombahook. Just one trial will win you. 14th. A fine entertainment is being pre- few of the immediate friends of the bride Dress Shirt Protectors able to resume his duties at the Hallowell pared for the evening which will inclu le an and groom being present. Mr. Mackinnon Market. is well known by not a few Hallowell peo- operetta under the direction of Mrs. J. P. and ple. He came to the clerkship of the Hallo- Twenty-five members of Hallowell Com- H u n t. T he sale will open at 10.30 A. M., well House on the opening of the popular- Underclothing in all grades and continue through the day and evening. mandery, U. O. G. C., including the degree bole], last March, and has since ably attend- staff, went to South Gardiner, Saturday ed to the duties there. He is well known C. H. N A SO N . JAMES H. LEIGH & CO. The little folks in Miss Roberts’ K inder- evening, to work the degrees on candidates by many traveling men. Mrs. Mackinnon garten will hold their annual Christmas is a well known Portland young lady. The Merchant Tailor. going into the new lodge recently formed 1 & 2 Allen Bldg., Augusta, Me Sale and Entertainm ent at Society Hall newly married couple will reside in Hallo- WELL! WELL! WELL! there. well until Christmas, when a brief wedding Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Articles The Modern Mother tour will be taken. Their many friends of l made by the children and home-made this city and Portland will extend warmest Who ever heard tell of such a bargain? It doesn’t seem possible yet candy will be offered for sale. Mother congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mackin- Has found that her little ones are improved it is really true, that if you buy 50c worth of ARMOUR SOAP, and Goose and her loyal subjects, 20 of them, non.—Kennebec Journal. No. 3,247. more by the pleasant Syrup of Figs, when in report of the c o ndit io n of the will entertain the audience. A small ad- need of the laxative effect of a gentle reme- send the labels together with 25c in stamps to pay the postage, to & ’N J0 o Sboigo ‘•OD-Spatnan Snn-iofS PPV aa-ijoid mission fee, 10 cts., will be charged. dy, than by any other. Children enjoy it •ui-Bg ’sr i Xaupiij uB aanosuitl snanaBds .sqqoH '•m the Armour Soap Works at Chicago, you will receive a beautiful Medal- and it bem-fits them . The true remedy, i «Xjup!5j anoi sjv .won Hallowell National Ban> Mr. Cushman Walker purchased Monday Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the lion portrait of yourself or of any friend whose photograph accompanies last the Packard building now occupied by California Fig Syrup Co. only. LOUDON HILL NOTES. AT HALLOWELL, IN THE STATE OF MAINE, AT the order. This Soap is for sale by E. M. Henderson, and will fit it up for his , The officers-elect of Kennebec Lodge, F. THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, DEC. 2, 1899. blacksmith work at an early convenient date. and A. M., were installed in office Wednes- Miss Florence Fuller who spent Resources. Dollars. T he building is 48x33 feet, and will give am - day evening. The officers are: J. M. Rob- Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Loans and discounts, 94,716 14 The Corner Grocery Company, ple room. He proposes to fit the upper floor inson, W. M.; F. M. Fish. S. W.; II. C. Mrs-. George Fuller, returned to Boston U. S. Bonds to secure circulation, 12,500 00 for wood working and paint shop. The Banking-house, furniture and fix- and the pictures will make an excellent present for the Holidays. Barrell. J. W .; R. D. W hitcom b, S. I).} R. Wednesday, tures, 2,707 89 lower floor will be given two entrances and S. Thomas, J. D .; F. A. Tenney, secretary; Miss Ardelle Gilpatrick spent Thanks- A cts gently on the D ue from State B anks and B ankers, 785 74 provide abundant means for his blacksmith Watch Our Window Display. PT. L. Niles, treasurer. The installation giving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Due from approved reserve agents, 5,840 42 Checks and other cash items, 246 13 business. ceremonies were followed by a collation. Thomas Gilpatrick. Kidn eys, L iv er Notes of other National Banks, 2,456 00 Hey? Did you ask what we had for flours? Why we have the very The Kennebec District Lodge, No. 5, I. Judge If. K. Baker’s 93rd anniversary Ray Smith will leave for Jackman Fractional paper currency, nickels, best on the market as our sales testify. That ar’ brand called “Wm. O. G. T., will meet in quarterly session birthday occurred Saturday last. A number of Monday. He is employed by the Law- and cents, 32 00 R evenue Stam ps, 150 00 w ith G ranite City Lodge, Wednesday, letters and remembrances were sent by rela- and Bowels Tell,” and when anyone buys a barrel they TELL their neighbors about rence Bros., South Gardiner, to work- Lawful Money Reserve in Dec. 13th at 11 A. M. The forenoon tives and friends—perhaps tlie most prized in the woods. c, eanses the Syst em Bank, viz: it and they come in and buy a barrel. Call in and see us on the corner. and afternoon sessions will be devoted to an illustrated copy of his recent poem “ The Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tompkins of Specie, 5,097 50 business of the lodge. In the evening there Old Hymns” —sent him by his grand-dauhg- Legal-tender notes, 2,040 00 Greenville Street, have moved to Au- ,, -^EFFECTUALLY ------7,137 50 will be a public m eeting in Red Men’s Hall. ter in Chicago. Notwithstanding his recent THE CORNER GROCERY CO. gusta. Redemption fund with U.S. Treas’r Rev. A. S. Bisbee, Grand Chaplain of the accident, he is in good spirits, and his birth- (5 per cent, of circulation) 562 50 Grand Lodge of Maine will deliver an ad- day was most comfortable. He has written Miss Maud Green went to Readfield Friday to begin teaching the winter Total, 127,134 32 dress. The public are cordially invited to a Thanksgiving I’oern, which the Register term of school. OVERCOMES '***” ^ 1 ^ attend. has the honor of printing, and has also dic- Liabilities. Dollars. W hat Better Xmas Gift ? Capital stock paid in, 50,000 00 tated an interesting account of the schools A special meeting of the Ladies’ Social Purity Is What Habitual cot,sTlPAT,ON Surplus fund, 15,000 00 TIIAN A Circle of the Baptist church and society will and schoolmasters of 50 years ago. I UAL PERMANENTLY Undivided profits, less expenses be held with Mrs. B. Frank Fuller, Middle Is wanted in a keg of Lead and that is what and taxes paid, 6,963 80 National Bank notes outstanding, 11,250 00 street, next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that can be found in a keg of the IVetherill & TO efFEC-rs Brother’s Pure White Lead, besides durable Due to other National Banks, 88 85 Arrangements are to be made for the sale, Contain Mercury. Dividends unpaid 841 00 HANDSOME COUCH, or CHAIR,■ and rem arkable covering qualities. It is BUY THE GENUINE - M A H T D B Y Individual deposits subject to check 42,959 17 to be held in G. A. R. Hall, Thursday after- as mercury will surely destroy the sense of guaranteed pure by $1000, and C. L. Spauld- noon, Dec. It, at 2.30 P. M., with baked smell and completely derange the whole ing will supply you as cheap as you can buy Cashier’s checks outstanding, 31 50 bean supper and entertainment. All con- system when entering it through the mucous it elsewhere for. (AUFRNIA ffO $YRVP(S or FANCY TABLE ? Total, 127,134 32 surfaces. Such articles should never be v0o«9Vr0i< rsAtic,'^' .sfi voo*. tributions—either in money or articles, may J^Y. 'S 6* CAL. ** NY. State of Maine,County of Kennebec,ss: used except in perscriptions from reputable HALLOWELL WEATHER. fOft &AU BY AU DRUGGISTS PRIU 50e. P£R BOTTIL We have an Excellent Assortment. Prices Reasonable. be left with Mrs. Fuller on or before next physicians, as the dam age they will do is ten I, W. H. Perry, Cashier of the above- Tuesday. fold to the. good you can possibly derive Temperature taken at 5 A. M. and 7 P. M. named bank, do solemnly swear that the Who Wants above statement is true to the best of my from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, m anu- Nov. Wind 5 A. M. 7 P. M factured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., Anything any better than the old established knowledge and belief. amen jiilli 29 SW w Fair 33 a 37 a Wal l ace. H. P erry, Cashier. contains no mercury, and is taken inter- (1762) W etherill & Brother Pure W hite Fair 25 a 34 a Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7tli nally, acting directly upon the blood and 30 SW Lead. Its guarantee of $1000 is enough to COVERINGS-Large Line to Select From. mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Dec. show any one that it is just as represented day of Dec., 1899. D r. B u ll’s Geo. A. Safford, Notary Public. The greatest remedy for | Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the 1 SE Cloudy 36 a 47 a and you will not regret trying it. It is fine, genuine. It is tak^n internally, and made Correct—A ttest: Incipient Consumption. 2 SE Rain 52 a 35 a white and durable and has remarkable cov- SOLII^K, Cures at once Coughs, ^ in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney Co. ering qaalities. C. L. Spaulding recom- (l . s .) Testimonials free. 3 SE Cloudy 31 a 38 a m ends it, and will sell it to you as cheaply J ohn Graves, ) Colds, Hoarseness, Loss of ^ V T U D i Sold by Druggists, 75c. 4 SE Rain 36 a 32 a •as others will sell you lead that they say is A. D. Knight , > Directors. Voice, Bronchitis, Grippe, * ■ B. F. Warner, ) 357 W ater St., - - Augusta. Asthma and Croup. At all druggists. 25c. H all’s Family Pills are the best. W NW Clear 23 a 25 a just as good. Try it and see for yourself. HALLOWELL REGISTER- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1899.

The smoking of cigarettes and reading TEMPERANCE COLUMN. They are only bubbles, those maiden of dime novels, have much more to do fancies of love, m arriage and m other- NATIONAL OFFICERS with the wavwardness of many youth- hood. But what beautiful bubbles they are ! W ho does not wish that all these President, Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, Portland, Me. ful law breakers, than any other causes. ! Fair DaalintfDealing. fS fancies could end as did the old fairy Vice President, Anna Adams Gordon. EIDavisi Co Parents cannot be too careful of the is Arrangement of Trains in Eff'ett Rec. Sesretary, Mrs. Susanna M. D. Fry. stories, “ and they lived happy ever Dec. 3rd, 1899. Cor. Secretary, Mrs. Clara C. Hoffman kinds of literature that fall into the hands after.” Pain soon pricks Treasurer, Mrs. Helen M. Barker. Until further notice trains will leave Hallowel as 1- the bubbles, and nothing Tlie Clothiers and Hatters. lows CITY OFFICERS. of their children and more attention remains of all the hope GOING WEST. President. Mrs. W. H. P er ky should be paid to this part of their bring- and gladness of the bride 6.45 A. M.— For Lewiston, Farmington, Phillips, Rock- Secretary, M rs. C. H. Clary % but a bridal veil and a SIMMONS & STEARNS, land, Portland, Bostou, Quebec, Montreal and Treasurer, Mrs. F. R. Goodwin ing up. Good healthy reading is so cheap piece of stale wedding SMART STYLES m Chicago. Meetings: The first and third Thursdays in each nowadays, that there is no excuse for .... OF THE SOUTH END MARKET. 10.06 A. M —Foi Lewiston, Farmington, Phillips, Ranga- month. cake. ley. Bath, Rockland, Portland, Boston, No. ta r * Gospel Temperance meetings are held every children being obliged to read cheap The only way in which happiness can HAVE. IN STOCK Al COMPLETE] LINE OF Conway, Fabyans, Gorham, Berlin Falls, Suuday afternoon in the Friends’s Hall, ot 4.30 o’clock. be realized in marriage is by being fore- Lancaster, Groveton, No. Stratford, Island All are cordially invited. flashy literature on account of lack of Pond, Colebrook, and Beecher Falls. armed against its dangers. Most young Men’s and Boys’ Suits, Over- PLAIN and FANCY GROCERIES, 3.16 P. M.— For Portland and way stations. means. women are ignorant of the fact that irreg- 3.56 P. M.— For Lewiston, Bath. Rockland, Portland Conducted by the Ladies of the W. C. T. U £5 and Boston, Bridgton, No. Conway and ularity nfeans a derangement of the wom- coats, Ulsters? Reefers Trou- CANNED GOODS, TEAS and COFFEES, Bai tlett. anly functions which may *11.02P.M.—Night Pullman for Lewiston, Bath, Port- Girls Vs. Cigarettes. “ He plays well that wins.” Hood’s Sarsa- have far reaching conse- sers and Fur Coats. MEATS, PROVISIONS, FRUIT and VEGETABLES, of land and Boston. rilla wins the victory over disease because it quences after marriage. s 10.31 A. M.— Sundays only for Portland and Boston. possesses geuuine curative power. ip GOING EAST. Good things can come out of Evanston, W ith this derangement at Agents for A. Shuman & Co.’s Clothing. 1.22 A. M.—Night Pullman for Skowhegan, Belfast, as we might naturally expect of that Chi- the start there often fol- Lamson A Hubbard’s Hats. GUARANTEED QUALITY, Dextei, Dover. Foxcroft, Greenville, Bangor, low’ the drains, ulcera- >3$ Bucksport. Bar Harbor, Aroostook County cago suburb which was the home of Miss tions and inflammations The Hathaway Shirts. St. Stephen and St. John. FAVORITE POEMS. S3 AND SELLING AS LOW AS^THE^LOWEST. 9.03 A M.— For Waterville, Skowehgan, Bangor, Willard for many years, and one of the which make life one long misery. Fleece-Lined Uudershirts & Vanceboro, St. Stephen, Houlton, Woodstock There is a God. A certain cure for irregularity and ami St John. more recent good things is the formation other diseases peculiar to women is found 9.10 A. M — Sundays oidy to Bangor. Drawers, Splendid Garments Our Motto: “Fair Dealing.” We Live up to it. 12.27 P. M—For Augusta, Waterville and Bangor. by Evanston high school girls of an Anti- in Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. Men’s 39e, Boys’ 25c, *2.22 P. M.—For Waterville, Bangor, Bar Harbor Cigarette League, to discourage the use There is a God. Each starry seal It contains no alcohol neither opium, * Bucksport, Old Town, Greenville, Patten In heaven’s band of night cocaine nor other narcotic. SIMMONS & STEARNS, Proprs. and Houlton. Does not run beyond Bangor of cigarettes among the boys of their ac- From age to age makes mute appeal “ I was so weak I did not on Suuday. STORE RUNNING OVER WITH 3.30 P. M.— For Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter, Dover, For him who gave it light. have breath to walk across my quaintance. This league has the entire room,” writes Miss Isibetl ? ERLEY'”BLOCK, [- [- HALLOWELL, MAINE. Foxcroft, Greenville, Bangor, bar Harbor, Old Town and Mattawamkeag. There is a God. Each perfect blade Miller, of New Providence, sympathy of Professor Bolt wood of the Calloway Co., Ky. “ My pe- 7.17 P M.—For Augusta aud Waterville. T hat lifts its shining face riods occurred too often and Choicest Fall Clothing. * The Nignt Pullman Trains run each way every nig) t high school, for he is fully convinced that Upon the morning hills has made the hemorrhage would be pro- Sundays included, connecting for Lewiston, and Bath, LATEST EES IG NTS ESI but Monday morning’ .- train does not run to Skowhegan, the cigarette is the enemy of education Confession of his grace. longed and the loss of blood 4 very excessive. I also had GOOD VALUES FOR EVERYBODY Belfast, Dexter, or beyond Bangor, except to Ells- and manhood. lie said, at a Sunday From ocean-cave to mountain-throne spells which the doctor said worth’and points on the Washington County R. R. Creation kneels devout: were fainting fits. My Stomach would cramp ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. evening meeting held not long ago for until I could not straighten. I did not gain line Crockery, Of all, the human heart alone strength from one monthly period to another; A.M. P.M. P.M. the consideration of this subject, that Acknowledges a doubt. was very weak and nervous all the time. 1 he So Gardiner, leave 6 20 1 00 4 35 doctor told me he did not know what was the Gardiner, 6 30 1 10 4 45 Evanston used to have one of the best Yet where, between earth’s faithful sod cause of my trouble and that I would never be Hallowell, 6 44 1 24 4 59 E. E. DAVIS & CO. Augusta, arrive 6 football teams of any high school in tin' And heaven’s holy span, any better. I lived in this way from sixteen Lilass and ^amp-ware 50 1 30 5 05 Is so revealed the face of God years old to twenty-three, when the doctor dis- A.M. P.M. P.M. missed my case. After this I was Augusta, leave 7 45 2 00 6 10 country, but that this year the football As in the heart of man? U nder Cony House. AUGUSTA. advised by a kind friend to try Dr. We have never shown a larger or better stock in these departments Hallowell, 7 52 2 06 6 18 team is a complete failure, and it is large- — Elizabeth Gallup Perkins. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, //^ * Gardiner, 8 05 2 20 8 30 which I did and before I had taken and have as fine a line as can be found on the whole river. So. Gardner, arrive 8 15 2 30 6 40 ly because of cigarettes. “ I have notic- two bottles of it I could work all day. * Runs diiily, Sundays included. I took in all six bottles of the ‘ Fa-1 GEO. F. EVANS, Vice Pres. & Gen’l Manager, ed,” he said, “ boys who have come into Resolutions. vorite Prescription ’ and about five IT FITS THE SITTER. vials of Dr. Pierce’s Pellets. I used FOR THANKSGIVING D A YS---- F. E. BOOTHBY, Gen’l Passenger & Ticket Auent. the school bright, intelligent pupils, and no other medicine. I have never Portland, Maine. have seen them begin to fail until finally [ will think of the path psst the meadow lot; had a return of this trouble since.” We have all kinds of New Nuts, Figs, Oranges, Lemons, Dates, Rai- I will hear w hat the wind shall say; Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets clear the they were unable to carry their work and t will think of the ferns and lichens fine, complexion and sweeten the breath. sins and all the fixins. have left the school complete failures. Of the crag with its rough-scarred gray; ALL BEST BRANDS" Nine out of ten of these cases I have [ will think of the while wild rose I found. Of the sky with its clond-swept blue; Secretary Hoot sends out a very mis- COEEEES. C. A. CULE. found have had their origin in cigarettes. Of the glow of the last red columbine— leading report iu regard to the health of But I will not think of you. Their use dulls the powers of perception, the Philippines. Tne death rates in tbe weakens the faculties, and finally under- But I heard your step on the crackling path. And your voice in the wind’s quick sigh; army there from disease are 17.20 per Patronize UTome Industries, Buy a > Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat- J ent bur'.ness conducted for M oderate Fees. mines their bodily strength also. A Vnd I felt your strength ia the rugged crag, thousand, about the same as in our lead- >C’"' O ffice Oppo sit e U. 5. Patent O ffice physician told me lately that he had this And your touch in the fern close by; N ATIVE TURKEY, {and we can s. ; | •: 11 in less t..ae t lun taose And I found your kiss in the warm wild rose, ing cities, and therefore the Secretary Jremote from \ :on. year attended twelve Evanston hors un- And your glance in the storm-swept blue; Send model I. jv. ing or photo., with descrip- concludes that the islands are exception- P o rn , B red and K illed in M aine. tion. We ad'--.re. 9 patentable or n t f e of der 16 years of age who are afflicted And the columbine JJseemed your glowing ally healthy. That cannot follow. The J charge. Our fe-not due t.,1 patent is s . ure-1. heart! — You will find them much nicer than the Western bird. Also note our A P amphlet, How to Obtain Patent- with with heart trouble, and that every case So I only thought of you! death rates in our cities include the babes Scost of same in .he U S. and foreiv .entries Jsent free. Addr, was due to the excessive use of these Margaret Gilman George. iu arms and the feeble old people. The Line of Fruits, Nuts, Figs, Dates, Grapes and Confectionery, white coffin nails, as they have been call- army represents the strongest of young C.A.SL > CO. ed. There are also three times as many Ez Rich As Cousin John. We hope to receive a share of your Holiday business. We give you O pp. P atent Offi .uTON, D. C. manhood, whose death rate from disease The lines of the back of Nice Goods at Reasonable Prices. high school pupils who use tobacco now should be little or nothing. .... (’ousin John he built a mansion, “ Lizabetli- as there were a few years ago.” an ” in its style. Rev. Wallace li. Struble made an ad- Crochet trimmin’s round the corners, hard MORRIS + CHARS A Complete Line of Choice Fancy Groceries. m dress at the same meeting, and he said wood floors all done in ile, 4\\ Porters hangin’s in the doorways, didos conform so nicely to the form of that there is a firm on Jefferson street | Can You Bake «. % K. G R IN N E L L St CO. pasted on the wall, the sitter that the highest degree which employs 400 boys and girls who •‘Color schemes” a-runnin’ riot in thesettin’ % a pie — and make the crust ? # A. G rinnel l jniyi D. C. S killin. Savings Institution. are required to bring in each day three room an' hall! * That’s all you need know or * of comfort is assured. They are Went to see ’im on a visit; felt like I wuz in ifc bother about— and still be able # very handsome and durable Chairs E. R ow ell President. pounds apiece of cigar stubs. We have a dream, % to have mince pies such as Maine # seen these little Gutter Snipes dodging Not a heatin’ stove er wood-box, all the house S tandard flo o d s. | H. K. B aker , Treasurer. wuz het by steam. * has always been noted for if you * along the sidewalks and searching in the See them. Buy them. (hias. H . D udley, A s s t . Pipes a-leadin’ from the basement, gladi- Treat. gutters for cigar stubs, and as we looked will buy ators in each room, STANDARD Quality. § H o u rs: 9 to 12 A. M., aud 2 to 4 P . M. at the doubly defiled remnants of nasti- Carpets dragged by little go-carts, never Frank B. Wood, saw ’em use a broom ! Office of the Northern National ness which they pounced on here and tank. Parlor mantel piled with bric-a-bac, Injun ! Gold Coin M I S f iA there and dropped into little baskets HALLOWELL. MAINE. hilvlP9 ruattin’ on the stairs. A made carefully from a famous * hanging on their arms, we have wonder- Uiroglyphics worked in yaller on the satin receipt of the best fresh beef Lowest Possible Prices. ed what disreputable use could be made covered chairs; and selected green apples, ready f Waler fassets in the kitchen, hot er cold, U. M . UI ayes & Son of such cast-awav and trodden-under- yon took your choice; % to put in the crust. Uniformly £ THE AUGUSTA BAKERS. foot tobacco. Mr. Struble says that it is Telephone in handy waitin' ef you liked to delicious and very economical jg Make “ THE CITY FISH MARKET, ’’ try your voice. m — about 4 cts. for a pie when it % -$-* Plain and; Fancy groceries '◄ e ground up, and made into cigarettes, and DOMESTIC CREAM BREAD, he holds that tobacco which has been in ' Lectric lights blazed every evenin’ till the % is used. WHOLE WHEAT BREAD, moon itself seemed wan, Y our grocer w ill sell you a package SHEA & KILBRETH, the mouths of others and has lain in the No more use fer cracker matcnes, jest a flip * for only io cents. CRIMP CRUST BREAD, FOR WEEK DAYS AND HOLIDAYS THE YEAR ROUND. ^PROPRIETORS, filth of gutters and cuspidors is responsi- would turn ’em on; Prepared by Thorndike & Hix, Rockland, Me. FRANKLIN MLLLS BREAD. Breakfast showed up late an’ tired, lunch ble, in part, for the spread of diseases came on at 11 o’clock, And all kinds of nice goods. CLAR\ & QUINN, Hallowell Market. Alllvindsof F re sh ,C l C I—I such as cancer and consumption. Dinner shook the hand of twilight givin’ Our carts go through Hallowell Tuesday, Salt and Pickled 1 l>^ 1 M my old nerves a shock. Thursday and Saturday afternoons, and Sun- But however this may be, even new lay mornings. tobacco when made into cigarettes and Stayed a week an’ saw the city! Cousin Dr. Humphreys’ Oysters, Clams and Lobsters in John was awful kind; ots their season. used by boys has a very bad effect, and But I come awav rejoicin’; home wuz suited Specifics cure by acting directly upon GRINNELL & CO., A high school girls, and all other self-re- to my mind! New Dairy Cheese. Thought the old brown house looked nicer the disease, without exciting disorder in E_ KL GERRISHI, specting girls, do well to set themselves then it ever did afore; any other part of the system. A full line of Canned Goods, Pickles, Mary sewin’ by the wiuder, Rover barkin’ against its use. They should not admit no. cures. pr ic e s. Relishes, etc. by the door. DR. BROOKING. Originator and Manufacturer of a liking for the odor of tobacco, they 1 — Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations. .25 Slipped right back into the traces, all the 2— Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic... .2 5 D. E. Shea, O. F . K il b r e t h should not give presents which are con- 3— Teething, Colic,Crying,Wakefulness .2 5 wheels moved smoothly round; Office and Residence Corner of 141 W ater street, Hallowell, Me. nected with its use, and in ways which ’Lectric lights had been too glarin’; lamps 4— Diarrhea, of Children or Adults... 25 girls know very well how to employ they are better, I’ll be bound. 7— Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis...... 25 Winthrop and Middle Sts, CANVAS CANOES and ROW BOATS, Bric-a-bracs makes a feller weary, purest 8 — Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache...... 25 should discountenance the use of a weed w ater lives in wells, 9— Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo.. .25 HALLOWELL, which exerts such a bad effect on grow- Common chairs ’ll do fer farmers, satin 10 — D yspepsia, Indigestion,Weak Stomach.25 EXCHANGE ST., BANGOR. couch ’ll do fer swells! 1 1 — Suppressed or Painful Periods.25 O ffice Hours— 9 to 11 a. m. 7 to 9 p. rn. 50 YEARS’ ing boys. 1 2 — W hites, Too Profuse Periods....25 Noon time aller finds me ready fer a dinner— EXPERIENCE 13 — Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness...... 25 not a lunch! T T ▼ V T r - ▼ TT" T T T1 1 4 — Salt Rheum, Erysipelas,Eruptions.. .25 The following is an extract from a An’ steam beat—you can’t campare it with 1 5 — Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains...... 25 QATCUT8 tr«de.«arks 1 letter by Miss Lida S. Eckel, printed in a fire yon kin punch! flick’ry wood a cracklin’ gayly; stove a 1 6 — M alaria, Chills, Fever and Ague...... 25 the New Pedagogue, Baltimore, of which 19— Catarrh, Influenza. Cold in the Head .25 r A I t n i 3 “ r s ,,s Furnace, P at ent s glowin’ cherry red! The Glenwood ► ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY magazine Miss Eckel is business manager. W armth an’ peace an’ drowsy comfort 20— Whooping-Cough...... 25 ► Notice in “ Inventive Age ” stealin’ up from foot to head. 27— Kidney Diseases...... 25 ► Book “How to obtain Patents” FREE I HAUL IVI An f \ o She describes her experiences on a visit 28— Nervous Debility...... 1.00 ^ Charges moderate. No fee till patent is secured. D esigns Fall is slippin into w inter! never mind its ONE OF B6ST IN TH6 M ARKET. to Wood’s Hole and vicinity: — 30—Urinary Weakness, Wetting Bed...... 25 Letters strictly confidential. Address, C opyrights A c . storms and chills; 7 7 —Grip, Hay Fever...... 25 r E. G. SiGGERS, Patent Lawyer, Washington, D. C. Anyone sending a sketch and description may Pack the iron pump in sawdust— we shan’t Have set up new furnaces of this make for the First National Bank, Col. II. G, quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an On the trip to Pennikese we saw a Dr. Humphreys’ Manual of all Diseases at your invention is probably patentable. Communica- run no plum bers’ bills! Druggists or Mailed Free. tions strictly confidential. H andbook on Patents horrible sight. After wandering over Sola by druggists, or sent on receipt of prree. Staples, Mrs. Lot M Morrill, James E. Fuller, the Grocer, and others. Eat an’ drink an’ read the papers—let the sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. the stone-strewn area which marks the Humphreys’ Med. Co Cor. William & John Sts. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive world go brawlin’ on! New York. Ralph IV. Leighton, special notice, without charge, in the site of Agassiz’s summer laboratories, Happiness is my twin sister—I'm ez rich ez long ago burned down, only the house Cousin John. Scientific American. where he lived remaining, we went over — Emma Eggleston in Midland Month\y. ‘ Attorney at Law, WOILTIDIEIR, S T O V E S , A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir- culation of any scientific journal. Terms, $3 a the headland alive with the tern and noisy You are Invited year; four months, $1. Sold by all newsdealers. with their clamor. 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Treated without pain or Plumbing and Heating of All Kinds. detention from business. entirely healed up, showing that other stimulate your stomach and give you strength. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, is the There is nothing better than a Easy; safe; no knife. Cure birds had fed them and kept tljem alive. We are at work plumbing and heating the new residence of Mr. W. C. Jolmsoi , FISTULA Guaranteed! or No Pay. When I recalled that gulls’ -wings are One True Blood Purifier. H. A. Milliken M.D. Warren street, and have the contract for plumbing tlie new Industrial School Rectal Diseases. Dr.C.T.FISK fashionable, that hats arc generallv OFFICE Cor Whifrhrop and Sec- Hood’s Pills for the liver and bow- Gold Watch lor a Gift. 332 M ain S treet, L ew iston, M e . trimmed high on the left side, and point- els, act easily yet promptly. 25c. ond Sis. Opp. New City Hall and Building. All letters answered. Consultation ed out the significant fact that the right Select it NO W and leave it in our safe if H allowell House. FREE! Send for free pamphlet, you wish until Christmas. At U. S. Hotel, Portland; Saturday,PILES only wing was the one oftenest torn from the HALLOWELL NATIONAL BANK. HALLOWELL, ME. bird, it made us sick. You may say Office H ou r s : 2 to 4 a n d 7 to 9 P . M. TABER, CAREY & REID, At Hotel North, jtttyasta, Thurs- what you please about sentimentalism, The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders C. O. Davenport, Found at Office Nights. but not one woman who that day saw of the Hallowell National B ank for the days, from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. choice of Directors and the transaction of JEWELER, . GARDINER. A ugusta, Maine. those great lovely birds flappi ng, falling any business that may legally come before so pitifully, so helplessly, with the others the meeting, will be holden at their banking A.C.TITCOMB, soaring above so wide, so free and rooms on NOTICE OF SHAREHOLDERS’ strong, could ever endure the sight of a Tuesday, Jan. 9, 1900, at 2 P. M. wing on her own hat. The law of Mas- MEETING. THE HALLOWELL BAKERY, W. H. P er r y, Cashier. DENTIST, The Best of sachusetts prohibits even a student from Hallowell, Dec. 2, 1899. G ives to Its P atrons A ll tlie Products of a First-C lass Bakery, N otice is hereby given that the regular and solicits tlie Generous Patronage of Citizens. picking up an egg, and they lie all about Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of the the ground, r» the nest is but a mat of KENNEBEC COUNTY- In Probate Court, at Au- gusta, on the second Monday of November, 1899. Northern National Bank, of Hallowell,Maine dried grass on a stone, but this cruelty will be held at the banking rooms of said in- Cor. Water and Bridge Sts., Augusta. On petition for the appointment of Fred Emery Cream Bread, W hole W heat Bread, stalks in broad daylight. Beane of Hallowell as administrator of the estate of stitution on inn 00 Job Printing, Richard Merrideth late of said Hallowell, deceased, TUESDAY, JANU ARY 9, 1900, | O r der ed. That notice,thereofbe given three weeks \ Cake and Pastry of All Kinds. Don't Tobacco Spit mid Smoke Your Life Army. I successively prior to the second Monday of December (second Tuesday) at 2 P. M., for the purpose TENEMENDTO LET! To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag nex ,in the HALLOWELLRi:GlSTER,anewspaperprinted of electing a Board of Directors, and for the BLOWS BREAD AND BEANS EVERY SUNDAY MORNING. netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To- in Hallo.vell, that all persons interested may attend at a transaction of such other business as may le- Corner of Second and Academy Sts. Six Court of Probate t' en to he holden at Augusta, and A t 'R egister Office. Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men show cause, if any, why the prayer of said petition gally come before said meeting. Rooms. Rent Seven dollars a month. SAM UEL HAYES, Prop’r., strong. All druggists, 50c or $1. Cure guaran- should not be granted. Ready Dec. 1st. teed Booklet and sample free. Address G. T. STEVENS, Judge. GEO. A. SAFFORD, Cashier. Sterling Remedy Co , Chicago or New York A ttest: W. A. N EWC OMB , Register. H allow ell, Dec. 1, 1899. C. L. S pa u l d in g . 166 Water Street. Hallowell,