The Republican Journal.

~~ TO.__BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1898. NUMBER 36.

larged. The fact has been demonstrated Be (tasters in at the of Rockfand. ly finished an extensive job cottage living in the Limerock City who could prop- PERSONAL. that cotton can be manu- PERSONAL. goods profitably W. R. of Boston at Dark Harbor, be added to factured iu California.President Wil- Dupee erly this list. On a recent visit to Hying Rockland a Islesboro. When this was James Foss went to Boston fred Woodruff of the Mormon church article started it was in- Saturday. H. C. Pitcher was in Bangor on business ii.'PAV JWOKX1SG BY TJHE Journal representative was struck by the Roscoe the member of the tended to confine died in San Francisco Sept. 2, aged 91 Staples, junior it to people formerly of Miss Reta Patterson of Rockland is visit- Tuesday. faces seen on years. He was born at the streets, and the names on firm of Simpson & Staples, harness makers, Belfast, but now in business or Farmington, Ct., professional ing relatives in Belfast. Mrs. Walter D. returned Pub. once is a to Rockland 23 Staples Saturday Journal Co. in 1807 and was one of the original pio- signs, familiar in Belfast, and this Bel faster, who came life in Rockland, but we must make another .. Mrs. Lois E. from a visit in Rockland. neers that reached Salt Lake in of his Stearns went to Boston Sat- lef valley prompted a later call with a view to years ago and learned the trade broth- exception. All over the city were bills of looking visit t" PAPER for Maine Seafar- 1847. lie was of the church for but urday^ friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clias. N. Black are president up the ex-Belfasters in the Limerock City. er Leander, also a Belfast boy, who now the great labor-day demonstration at Oak- spending k: People." the last 10 years.The Xovoe the week in Lewiston. Vremya The result was a surprise, for it was found lives in Monroe and is well known to horse- land Park, Sept. 5th. L. M. Miss Louise Hall returned home Saturday of St. Petersburg,replying to criticisms of Staples, Esq., that men as and manufacturer of a visit in Brooks. the Czar’s there were no less than twenty men the inventor of Washington was announced as orator of from Vincent T. Beckwith of Boston is visit- ii In City and County peace note, interprets them as and women iu business or the halter. Mr. Staples has been a the Mr. was ing his old home in Waldo. meaning that the “powers are to remain professional life Staples day. Staples born in Swan- Mrs. W. K. Keene went to Rockland last in member of the firm 10 do a in the relative positions they now occupy Rockland who formerly lived in Belfast. years. They ville, July 22, 1847. He enlisted twice dur- Thursday to visit friends. Mrs. H. E. Ellis and Miss Grace A Lord In advance,$2.00a year; and busi- 1 and together seek the means of the most known of general harness-making repairing the civil war, but was under are in cents for three months. rendering Perhaps widely the ing age the E. A. Morrill of was in town Lewiston this week. the Roekport For one square, one inch unnecessary expensive and purpose- Belfast in Rockland is ness, and carry a line of trunks, bags, robes, first time and could not the consent of contingent Judge get last on business. Mrs. Horace is relativ cuts for one week, and less armaments which are ruining all horse goods, in- Thursday Twombly visiting s lent William H. Fogler, who was found blankets, whips and.general his parehts, and on his second enlistment in insertion. busily in Rockland and Tliomaston. nations.” The paper then adds: “There halter. Their of Calvin Hervey and Robert Emery spent engaged in his office iu the court house. cluding the Staples place the 26th Maine, in the company commanded is no of immediate disarmament question street. the iu Angier Jacobs and wife are rela- Journal. is a native of business is 309 Main bv Capt. Charles Baker of the ex- day Saturday Bucksport. visiting To-Way’s or the resulting which seem Judge Fogler Lincolnville, Belfast, consequences establishment of tives in North New Portland io disturb the French and Germans.”. and after attending Waterville At the custom tailoring amining surgeon found evidences of pulmon- Mrs. If. A. Dodge of Lewiston is visiting 1. College 1'Ai.I & No. 373 Main street, Wm. A. weakness he her Mrs. Brown. Alfred A. Small left liev. Thomas Haywood died at his home studied law iu Belfast, where lie was ad- Knight Hill, ary and was rejected. He then mother, Henry yesterday to join Mrs. i\vyer Poet..Belfasters iu X. (><> mitted to the Hill was found—another ex-Belfast boy and studied law in the office of James B. Small in for a short visit. i* ;«■<. .('ik\ Government. Elizabeth, J., Sept. 2d, aged bar iu 1802. He then joined Murch, Frank Lord returned home Monday from Winthrop ■ ,i" .The He was born in office of the Belfast Schools. years. England. He the as a iu the a graduate of the printing and later was admitted to Clifton M. army captain 19th Maine job Esq., Belfast, prac- a visit in Banger and Brooksville. Gray of Meadville, Pa., an v- l was past patriarch of the Sous of A edi- worthy Regiment and was promoted to late Goo W. Burgess. good many tice at the Waldo county bar, soon after tak- iu to visit relative* w: k 2. of Great Britain and successively Mr. and Mrs. James S. Harrimau went to Belfast Saturday Temperance past tions Advertiser were,“worked his major aud lieutenant-colonel. He was se- of the Belfast ing up residence in Washington, Knox Mrs. A. Maine Farm. ••Rod deputy supreme chief ranger of the In- Boston Thursday for a short visit Smith of Somerville, Mass is a wounded at off'’' on the old hand (a token au hour) which has since his i-i Sword Fish..Sir Order of Foresters, liev. verely the battle of press ■ounty, been home. of Mr. and dependent Mr. Tolopotomy E. to Port- guest Mrs. Albert Gammans it “rolled the forms.” Miss Mary Cunningham went Dawson. .The Shipen Ilaywood enjoyed the distinction of being and was discharged, soon after which lie by the writer while Billy Booking over this no doubt incomplete I it-place. land last Thursday for a short visit. Irving Bowden returned to North yes- the first man to introduce Xeal the was appointed provost marshal for the Bel- Mr. Hill came to Rockland20 years ago and, list of Belfasters in Rockland, we venture Jay Dow, after his business. For terday spending a few days at home prohibtionist, to an audience. fast district. He the of like Mr. Shea, hanged the assertion that no in the State has Mrs. Susan Dodge of Liberty is visiting lime. .The Czar’s Pro- English began practice law place A conference of the a member of the firm James Gammans and of New ton -ii.it Notes. special Adams, iu Belfast in 1800 and was soon recognized 18 years lie has been contributed to any one of its neighbors so her daughter, Mrs. Frank B. Myrick. daughter American and United .States express com- and time their trade has con- Centre, Mass., are visiting relatives in Bel I At.E 4 as one of the ablest lawyers iD East during that many men and woman who have become Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. are at North was held in Bailey panies Chicago Sept. 2d and work is the better last. Templars. .Transfers Maine. He practiced iu Belfast stantly increased. Their prominent in business and professional life New Portland, where Mr. B. is teaching. l.'-cal Industries., it was decided that the companies would twenty- four and that class of men’s custom clothing. Conscien- Wilson A. Whitten of Vinaihaven was in •.it* Secret Societies.. from this date bear the expense of the years during time held many Dr. George W. Stoddard left to well Monday Belfast war tax instead of the to of tious attention to every detail, keeping Government. Tuesday and on busi- requiring public positions trust, including deputy collector City spend the week in Lewiston and vicinity. Wednesday AGE 5. has of abreast of the and using the best ma- ness. stamp consignments.Word been customs, county attorney and mayor of styles W Bells. .The The regular of the Council Mrs. Samuel returned home edding received at Portsmouth, X. satis- with reasonable prices, have meeting City Hodgkinson H.,that Belfast. He moved to Rockland in terials, coupled Miss Jane A. McLellau returned to 1890, was held Monday evening, 5th, There from a six-weeks’ visit in Boston factory arrangements have been made firm a which enables Sept. Monday Bangor. PAGE 6. represented that city iu the of given this reputation after her with for the of the Legislature was one absentee from the Board of Aider- Monday spending vacation iu B Spain transportation them to be in constant of orders Miss Tosier of Mass., Children. The Cuss Be- 1897, and was appointed to a seat on the Su- receipt Marjorie Whitman, fast. at the of the men aud three from the Common Council. .Register of Deep W ater prisoners expense Spanish and the Do- has returned home after a short visit in Bel- preme bench of the State in 1898. He from every section of the Union Have tr. Imperial Policy?... government—Secretary has notifi- May, The roll of accounts was the amounts Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Alger from 25 to passed, fast. Prescott returned W ..r Time vpoem). ed the of the various has held two terms of court—the term minion of Canada. They employ adjutant generals April under the various as home from a visit of a few 1 appropriations being Monday days in I'AiiE 7. them to take charge of iu and the term iu 30 hands. Mrs. Thomas Linnekin of Knox visited States, directing Androscoggin May Saga- follows : Bangor. a- t" Become a Teacher. all sick soldiers, place them in the hospiil dahoc. Dr. F. E. Fobett’s dental rooms at No. her daughter, Mrs. Judson E. Cottrell, last | limit. .A Soldier to the Queen. Contingent.S 813.98 Mr. and Mrs. als, the United States will the 200 Main street are a first-class Charles Wilson of Rockland Santiago. Jand pay ine nailing Gazette of >ew York in its patronized by Highway. 1359 92 week. expenses. The were guests of Charles R. Coombs the first A e 8. issue of May 7th, has an article and constantly increasing clientage. Fire Department. 1458.41 Miss Jennie C. Whidden went to captioned, Everett, of the week of Bel- Cemetery. 117.98 .nty Correspondence..Ship Lobster Plant iu doctor is a son of Frank A. Follett to visit her Win, H. “Largest America,” which 119 79 Mass., Saturday father, Marriages. Deaths. Washington Whisperings. Id order Boston Dental Library. Albert C. and it introduces as follows: “The and fast ami a graduate of the General W hidden. Burgess, family guests, are to the to the iargest school purposes. Ill 95 keep regular army up maxi- Dr. the week at most complete lobster iu all its details college. He was for several years with School contingent. 11.71 spending Sans Souci cottage, mum of 01,000 men the war department plant E. F. Hanson left Saturday for Chicago on OF THE WEEK. in the G. P. and had rooms in Sears Repairs aud insurance. 54 88 Pitcher’s Pond. will have officers at all stations United States is that owned by F W. | Lombard, port recruiting Permanent repairs. 81.78 business in connection with the Petit Manan Collins for Dr. L. a few He came to Rock- Robert where volunteers are mustered out with at Rockland, Maine.” Our represent- years. Free text books. Capt. F. Patterson and family have f B. Walker 4.28 property. Secretary a view of the men an land in and his skill, moved back giving opportunity ative found Mr. Collins in his office in the 1802, by ability, Sewers. 1341.17 to Belfast, after living iu Lynn — Hon. A. was on Med a and fruit to enlist in the service. The time and close attention to business has built C. Boutelle.M. C., the two and a half poultry regular second story of his establishment busily en- up years which steamer of on his a from farm- they have served in the volunteer a successful Total.$5435.88 City Bangor Saturday way suggestions gaged with one of his captains ;n getting a highly practice. Grand and Mrs. Brackett service will be allowed them as a The were Secretary are in part of Austin C. Phi-brick’s store is a following jurors drawn: Grand to Boston. f poultry yards and fruit steam smack ready for a trip to the clothing Lewiston in of the Good the continuous service in the fishing Jurors—Edwin L. S. charge Templars’ regular Rockland built up and managed Stickney, Percy Edge- Mrs. M. G. Prentiss and Mildred l :*u mation on soils and lo- branch. It is grounds. That business finished he courte- enterprise, daugnter tent at the State Fair. estimated that tlie regular traverse Belfast and business ability. Mr. comb; jurors—Edgar M. Cunning- of Brewer visited Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Pren- is some four or five thousand be- ously showed The Journal man over his by energy apted to the work, best va- army James Miss Florence Curtis of Boston ) lirst work was as a clerk in the ham, H. Stinson, George D. visited low the maximum allowed the bill plant, and what was seen there wasa revela- Philbrick’s Mahoney, tiss last week. «*s for Maine fruit by friends iu Belfast the and growers, which for I hardware store of his brother-in-law, the Edwin M. Crocker. past, week, left provided the increase of the tion, especially when the short time it has Mrs. J W. and Miss Blanche L. ! Dougan yesterday for Old Town. I and when the war late Geo. of Belfast. He came to The report of the committee on finance in grafting fertilizing, regular army began. taken to build this from a small O. Bailey desired_The Maine up industry Sullivan left Monday for a week at Old cly Adjutant Corbin 5>ept. 3d made tlie an- Rockland 2o ago and entered the store settlement with the collector of taxes for Miss Nellie Murphy of Woodstock N B., beginning is considered. Mr. Collins is a years Orchard Beach. reuce will hold its annual nouncement | of tlie intention of the war of F. Soon after he became a 1897, was read and returned home from Belfast and for several a re- 0. Wood. accepted. Tuesday visiting her First Christain church of in the out tlie boy years kept Messrs. W. F. Beau and C. O. Poor went department mustering and at Mr. Wood’s 8 years The report of the committee on schools on sister, Mrs. W. J. Clifford. -1 and 22. The tail fish market here. there was a partner death, opeu- volunteers. Itegiments which have been Believing to The Pines, last for his interest. He carries a large bills of Stillman Grotton and Ansel Robbins Quantabacook, Friday J. J. be on Sept. 20, at 10 for muster out include tlie chance for business iu handling lobsters on ago, bought Hennessey of Anaconda, Mon. .s in designated was read ami a week's outing. m. lair 1 line of and fur- accepted. Both bills were \ and Jesse Wood, First Maine Mai lie ar- a scale he to establish the clothing, hats, caps gents’ Belfast visiting friends. Mrs. infantry ; B, heavy large attempted somewhat Hennessey linen, were in Bath ! and does a large business. reduced. W. E. Kotman of New York, who spends } Aug. tillery; C, Maine heavy artillery; I), business iu Belfast, but finding the place too nishing goods, has been here several weeks j ;\ home. They left Clii- Maine One of the storss of the city, An ordinance relating to cemeteries was Ids summers at North Shore, Northport, left heavy artillery. far distant from the source of decid- large drug Mr. and Mrs. i followed the route via supply Davul W Mansi:-id went to j that of W.ilard C. Pooler, No. 425 Main read and passed. The ordinance as passed for home yesterday. ed to locate in Rockland. Fourteen Oakland to -a to Syracuse, North Politk al Points. The Silver He years Tuesday attend thereupon of ! pub- street, should be .counted among the enter- is published in another column. Miss Millie Shute returned to Philadelphia Portland, Augusta. Bel- licans of Oklahoma have nominated The- ago, in company w;th Stephen Chase, he the Twenty-First Maine Regiment, prises d which Belfast men are at the head. A few petitions f«>r abatement of taxes after her vacation with :. They found the best odore Roosevelt for President in 100u. As started a wholesale fish and lobster business Saturday, spending were cr Penobscot which ran between For some time Mr. Pooler was for received and referred to the commit- her mother m this Boston and ig through Massachusetts Mr. Roosevelt is not a silver man but a in a small shed near the. foot of Sea street. druggist city. j tee on finance. Bangor nearly years and has ; ll Maine.Gov. firm believer in A A Howes «& Co. of this and fifty ago, been rough the gold standard the .'Sil- Four years later the firm dissolved, Mr. city, proved Alderman Ziba H. Nickerson if Lynn, The assessors of in the steamboat, business ever since. a Sept. 1st stat- ver of Oklahoma would seem himself to ho .•ureful and dis- the Baptist chure’i were J telegram Republicans Collins taking the lobster business, which experienced Mass., was a guest the past week of Mr. md of war has to a i retary issued to regard tlie silver issue as of and of granted permission occupy portion if Capt O A Wade f Poor’s Mills s at practically had then grown to considerable proportions. penser drugs compounder pre- Mrs. Percy S Edgeeomb. 1st Maine be dead and buried.Tbe officer street while the home for a visit I Regiment presiding Since to Rockland he High taking down steeple I while his vessel, the arge He now owns and a three scriptions. coming ; E. Ei.is irrived home fr^m Seal : >or'vice at the expiration of tlie New State Democratic occupies story and Herbert | Hampshire has not not shown himself to he a trust- repairing the church. George Hatch, is .it H irtford on Til Ison's only | repairing | ::;ei arrival at the State convention showed his houesty and pat- building wharf, with 1,200 Harbor Friday and went t■» Lewiston Satur- but a as He Au order was the taxes of men in worthy druggist patriot well. passed abating Mrs. Walter P. Carter of Maid Muss camp will be riotism by “In tbe square feet to each floor. The lower floor is to attend the State Fair. -n, j declaring: moderation, the Belfast Water in consider- day .old inside of a enlisted at the lirst cafll for volunteers for Co., 8582.75, returned home a month the discretion, dignity, firmness and sound devoted to receiving, boiling, and Mouday from visit to P-w packing ation as the i be returned to their he has ever tlie war and went w oh his for'concessious, per original con- wife and «-f Rich- Mr. and judgment shown in this great shipping the lobsters; the second to the Spanish Regi- j George Dean, daughter parents, Mrs. M. W. \Vei.-P. ! ■; >ewall’s four-masted President has inent wherever called. He is now in tract. mond returned home last after vis- | crisis, McKinley proved business duty Thursday i. Ed. of East Belfast, arrived offices, manufacturing packing- McIntyre is sp. nd.ng o at San Francisco j himself worthy the chief magistracy of a Augusta waiting to be mustered out. An order was passed “That the board >f Mr. and Mrs. Israel A. Gardner. etc and the third to j iting furlough, from the Massachusetts s. > eat tie with a of nation." cases, ; storage. Mr. 1- | cargo ; great I George 11. Copeland is m the same busi- cemetery trustees shall have the custody Dr. Hovey L. Shepherd of Winchester. w Collins his coal the and has a j ship Enterprise with relatives n > ov J hicli is tlit* largest car- 1 buys by cargo, and control of the ; ness in Rockland that he formerly carried hearse belonging to the Mass., arrived Saturday to visit his parents, d (balden Gate from a that wi’l hold 500 or a Mr. 1 coal-pocket tons, and Mrs. John H. Oulu v r> t d | Fish and Came. Hon. T. Carle- on on a city, and that said hoard is author- Mr. and Mrs. Freeman W. Mrs. Caroline Fletcher Leroy i:i Belfast, but somewhat larger hereby Shepherd. | year’s supply. The vessels discharge at the Mouday fr.*m a three n ton, chairman of tlie fish and game com- 15 and ized to sell said hearse in such manner as in evening ■i mis. of scale. He came to Belfast years ago Mrs. Everett Roberts of Dorchester. Mass. Norridgewock, missioners, that the building and there are tw > to dis- ure trip to the west and the Great Luk- says reports from openings out the 5 10 cent store of A. H. their will lie most ead at the reunion of the bought and judgment advantageous home last from a visit northern Maine indicate that the woods charge the coal, one ou the wharf for the returned Saturday to, d ‘belt 5 later he sold to to the Hon. Parker and wife of Bind s- Fletcher at Tre- Traftou, which years i city.” her Mr. and Mrs. W. Wise. SpohYrd | are swarming with deer—more than all steamers and one inside the building for use j parents. George ? !' »stou, Mrs. Walter H. Richards and then moved to Two orders were the port were the guests of Hon. T. H. Sherm m Thursday. the hunters can need. Moose are also in- passed authorizing 1 'la* bard of in boiliug. The ice-liouse is John F. Smalley went to Levant Monday and | these reunions conveniently a settlement of hack taxes ou certain Rev. G. G. Winslow the week. creasing in numbers, while caribou are Rockland. He bought similar business of property past, I -r for the past 22 years, arranged and holds a year’s supply, about to represent PLn nix Lodge of Masons at the their own. tlie Mr. H. C. and 4 after out on payment of taxes and costs without in- holding Upon whole, Smith, years bought Misses Florence •: -• >. j o) be present on Tliurs- 4(Hi tons. Everything about the establish- funeral of George W. Purrington, formerly McCarty B Carleton believes tlie outlook for autumn the Bioknell Tea Co. A later tire in terest. was year ; Blanche Gilmore of l "wever, represented ment is with a of this city. Bro.-ktou, Mass wen*, is excellent.A letter has been arranged view to convenience C. H. collector of i Fletcher of Caribou. hunting the building damaged his 5 and 10 cent stock Sargent, taxes, reported to of the Frankfort yesterday ift-r a short visit ;n received by the lish and game commis- and quick handling lobsters, and the as follows: Miss Flora Burgess ami Mr. Lloyd Good- and store, and he moved the business to No. Belfast. sioners in which Charles A. a as ■ Wren, reg- is neat and wholesome as *'win of Waltham, Mass.. wh<> have been [ there were built in place any place 808 Main street. He has gradually added to Collected from Aug. 1 to Sept. 5. 830.078 -_S istered wrote that he started iu a j Miss Annie W. '1 and guide, of business in the The lobsters are Paid James Pattee, treasurer 28,582.00 a vacation in East Belfast, return- Sim, nton of Camden has \ square rigged ships city. his lines of until he now a spending canoe from JSchoodic and in an hour and goods keeps j Cash on hand. 1 514.2S l»een the brigantines, last year bought at the and ed home last Friday. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. \\ twenty-eight minutes from the time lie fishinj^grouuds brought variety store, including a large line of * country but one small iu two steamers and two sai Burkett at their <•< ttage 01 the North Shore j iuto the canoe he counted IT deer by iug smacks. 830,078 28 Mrs. Nettie Wheeler ami daughter Millie anil not a or stepped crockery. X \ bed, ship brig- The steamer Grace is uthpoit. and two caribou, lie also stated that he Morgan the pioneer Aldermen Poor ami Kaukiu were of Cambridgeport, Mass., who have been has usurped the trade iu I A business which may perhaps be iuclud- appoint- saw plenty of moose tracks but no moose. steam fishing smack of Maine, and the Iua ed to make sewer assessments. and Mrs. D. H I return- Hon. aud Mrs. F. S. W ills hav- nod ssels were employed and i ed in this summary is that of Mrs. Helen visiting Gapt. ibhy. F. Coliius, a steam smack O feet was ed home last to their home in Viualhaven j schooner class are now in long, Rhoades, formerly Mrs. W. P. Clark, hair Adjourned. Saturday. after spending built last for this business. the season at present year the steel ship A Poet. year The two Misses and Nora McCabe *>f tlieir cottage «»n N.»rthport \ Lawyer worker, No. 400 Main street, she having been The New Law. Daisy Ryder elps has been launched at schooners Bar Bel and Fannie May are swift, Bankruptcy Camp Ground. j in Belfast a of the time for several Boston returned home Saturday after a short -l Frank II. who a portion l is to be constructed. Colley, has opened law staunch and carriers. T lere are 5 cars good There has been some visit in Belfast and Searsmont. Miss Isa E. G. Crabtre of the il'chcock at St office at Old Orchard for the summer years. Her store is well-stocked and she apprehension among Chelsea, Mass \ Petersburg in the dock for holding live lobsters, with an business men as to the exact scope of the them. months, is one of Portland’s rising young at- has a She has been in McCabe accompanied Gazette, aud Mrs. Crabtre left for a ; iie State Department that large patronage. new Tuesday a man of of The bankruptcy law, which says that any torneys, and literary ability as aggregate capacity 50,000. establish- visit m Brewer and i.ded by the Russian minis- Rockland 12 years. person shall he deemed insolvent whenever George Longfellow went to Augusta Fri- Sullivan, after spending well. In fact, it was a disappointment to ment to IS and the Count a gives employment men, the of his a week in North | affairs, Muravieff, some of Mr. Colley's friends when he chose Ferd G. Singhi, who will be remembered aggregate property, exclusive of day to meet his brother, William H. Long- port. \ entieal note addressed lobsters are shipped, both alive and boiled, any property lie may have shall by the law as his profession, it Having been pre- as a barber in the McClintock transferred, fellow of New who, with Ins wife and L. H. having shop at a fair York, Murdi, city clerk, lias shaved off ar to all of the dicted that he could make for himself to every State east of the Mountains. not, valuation, be sufficient in \ representa- easily Rocky is a vacation at block several years ago, has a very pleasant amount to pay his debts. daughter, spending Five the beard he had worn for 4 It has of a place among the lirst writers of the week of fair years. l rsburg foreign govern- day. It being the the Bangor one Under the law of He is a Belfast and for four and fitted establishment in the same old 1807, the courts held Islands. his of l ig a joint conference to boy years was city finely changed appearance, course, hut his Belfaster could not be found—Dr. F. E. that the amount of a debtor’s property, as editor of the Belfast Age. It was during that hue on Main street. the Belfast friends him icstion of general disarma- v. ith bis was of no Conductor Owen Clements, of recognize readily. j period that some of his best work was done. Freeman, Veterinary Surgeon. Dr. Freeman compared debts, conse- »R text of the note will be Leaving Main street and goiug out near quence. The now arises whether and Waterville train, is a One of his poems, When Horace Used to is a native of Be fast, and after question freight running Mrs. Mary A. Phil brick of Wmterport mail_Dr. graduating the Knox & Lincoln two florist tiie new law's definition means, for Orouhyateklia Sing,” lias been copied widely into the Bos- depot large instance, State fair train from Skowhegau this week. visited her h at the Ontario and a brothers, dosej and Adouiram a re-elected ton Veterinary college prac- that merchant or manufacturer who is do- sly Supreme dailies and other western and establishments are seen. are owned William is on the Bel- papers They business ou a McTaggart conductor H. Banks, the past week. Adonirain re- at lie annual of the lias him the kindest of ticing awhile in the West he opened ing capital of, say, $25,000, meeting brought criticisms and carried on Albert W. by Cunningham, and secures credit for more than that sum, fast train. turned home with her | ut Independent Order of writers and publishers. Many of his poems an office in his native city. As he was Tuesday on Park street, and his sister, Mrs. is in danger of being declared insolvent session hist are of the same style as Eugene Field’s and Augusta Rev. G. B. Us of was in this | Aug. Toronto, the pioneer veterinary here he labored under whenever his liabilities exceed his assets. ley Bangor E. S. Hayward of Hyde Park, Mass., have a and sweetness that can but C. on Pleasant street. The two spent chosen as the pathos Mather, city yesterday, the guest of his son, Reuben Vngeleswas but soon had a The subject is of sufficient importance to with his who were captivate the reader. Mr. Colley is a many difficulties, good prac- are who is his wife’s Mr. Sunday family, vis.ting meeting.Vcting places very much alike in their details, have warranted the securing of eminent Usley, visiting parents, Secretary prominent member of the Maine Press As- tice and held the position of Inspector of and Mrs. Morrill. at Mrs. C. M. Washburn’s. They left for vred the release of all the each located on a corner with green-houses legal advice, which is to the effect: Llewellyn [Waterville | sociation, having been the poet of that or- following Mail 1st. Milk. On the death of Dr. Farnham of “A man must commit some act of bank- Sept. home by steamer Penobscot Monday. j prisoners captured in the ganization fur four years, [Biddeford on two streets, 10 feet wide and from 80 to last Dr. Freemat mov- ruptcy before his case can come within the Rev. ami Mrs. A. T. and little Win. S. of y from Cervera’s fleet, Journal. Rockland, year, 100 feet and an at Riugold McGowan the Metropolitan long, office the junc- jurisdiction of the bankruptcy law. That ■w at and Sea- ed there, and now has a w nich is daughter Helen, Mrs. Rin- Annapolis clientage tion. Mrs. Mather has been in the business is, he must actually be in default. It is well accompanied by Steamship Co., Boston, visited relatives in Portsmouth harbor, the Secret societies. highly satisfactory financially and known that business men ofteD secure gold’s mother, Mrs. L. L. went to Belfast the gratify- about 10 years and Mr. built many Robbins, past weeK, accompanied by Mrs. g at the and the Cunningham academy He is of Milk credit far in excess of their invested capital their home in Gardiner last after a McGowan He was an on ing professionally. Inspector his Louses 3 The are Friday, officer the steaui- isumu.1 lie years ago. proprietors or so as on executive Belfast Company, U. R., of assets, but long they keep paying month's visit in Belfast. Knights Py- of Rockland. His office is at No. 15 12 Gay of Hie National Red con- a son and daughter Capt. Henry W. Cun- Iebts and their the Mrs. H. I). aud Cross thias, will go to Rockland to attend meeting obligations, Clough daughter Florence to-day street. law’s definition of '1st at their in the who was captain of the Belfast ar- bankruptcy insolvency George E. Benson of East Belfast has been aud Mrs. H quarters the fuueralof R. R. ningham, B. Cunningham returned home Maj. Ulmer. In the office of the lumber of cannot apply to them. If a firm should give amber of commerce. It was large yard tillery company at the outbreak of the Re- at home on a short furlough and returned to from Canton P. M., I. O. O. has vot- a three months’ note for $1,000, and that yesterday Natick, Mass., where they i the Red Cross in Pallas, F., Jones & Bicknell we found another Belfast at Mr. Benson is a "•'{> yacht bellion and went into service as captain of to exceed the firm’s noth- camp Augusta Monday. attended the funeral of their ed to attend the of the happened assets, brother-in-law, j, long as she will be meeting Sovereign Chas. E. Bicknell, a in Co. 1st Maine requir- boy, half-brother, by Company A, 4th Maine infantry. He was ing could be done under the bankruptcy private K, Infantry, which Albert Meade. to the government or the Red Grand Lodge be. held in Boston, 20 of and a unless the n >te was not met when Sept. the way, Dr. Freeman, classmate in afterwards promoted to Major and Lieuten- law, was recruited in Brunswick. as a transport for troops or to 20, and to each member due.” inclusive, pay the Belfast schools of the writer Mr. Bick- ant Colonel of the 19th Maine. After Prof. L. I). Smith, wife and two daughters "f. R. D. Woodward of the Charles Copeland, the well-known water, who attends 85. uell came to when visited Mr. aud Mrs. | Rockland 'n his teens war moved to Adelbert Knight last versity has been appointed the family Virginia, but The Belfast Schools. color artist of Boston, was a guest of H. L. from the and entered the of Nathaniel week. Prof. Smith has been a teacher of I nmissioner to the Paris ex- Large delegations Rebekah employ Jones, “Dightou” and his sister finally returned to Woodcock the past week. They were at and Plie French Lodges of Vinalliaven and Camden came to a contractor, builder and lumber dealer. penmanship drawing m tin* public | ambassador, act- Maine. Mr. Cunningham’s wife, who was All pupils having school books belonging Woodbine cottage, Quautabacook, a few schools of Providence for tiiisli noti ti- Belfast a excursion of After working for Mr. Jones S years he was of has a the past \ears. | government,has yesterday by special formerly Bangor, dressmaking es- to tlie city are requested to return the same days and made some line sketches. ll '-partment that orders have steamer to visit Aurora and admitted to which has continu- Castiue, Lodge partnership, tablishment at No. 320 Main street. ou or before 10th. Miss Caroline I.. 'Hie Sept. Hon. J. C. Dexter ami wife with their two Burgess of PI; 1 i tii.lpi ... j .Spanish authorities at of the ed 20 -The firm takes contracts for witness the working beautified form. years. Going through a back street from the Miss Melvena \ iiiove the Teachers are to call at the office returned to their home in Parker of Augusta, am; Mr. mines and other not in Rockland but wherever requested grandchildren The visitors were entertained by the lodge. buildings only green-houses, and thinking of the number of Frank L. » navigation in that liar- of the. ou or before Rhode Island Aug. 31st after a two weeks Montgomery aud Mr. Fred B. Em- an opening presents ami lately finished a Belfast who had been Superintendent Saturday, ; as The of boys found in high erson of > possible.The United Supreme Lodge, Knights Pythias, for record etc. visit with Mr. an 1 Mrs. It. A. Mrs. Lowell, Mass., have been at Wist asset. have Sept. 10th, keys, books, Gurney spending I it government job They positions in Rockland, the Journal man was China, according to a at its session in Indianapolis last week, Dexter is a sister of Mrs. a few days in this city, the guests of .Mrs. an extensive retail trade iu ami em- A teachers’ for Gurney. !; to lumber halted his name meeting all teachers, city Hong Kong the London passed a resolution asking Congress to make suddenly by hearing called, Lydia Hatch. 1 arrived there with General ploy from 25 to 05 men according to the busi- from the and rural, will be held Monday afternoon Mrs. V J. Hart of Edgartown, Mass., the uniform rank a reserve of the army, sec- apparently sky. Looking up he General the former ness on hand. In addition to the firm’s Sept. 12th at 3.30 o’clock in the High school visited relatives in Belfast last week. Her Mrs. C. L. MiUhouso and d of Greene, ond only to the national guard of the United found another Belfast boy in the highest mghVr u is to attend the Bicknell V. Justin proced- business, Mr. is quite largely inter- in which he had found room. husband, Capt. Hart, is in com- Peoria, 111., left to return home States. The question has been under con- position any. Tyler Monday H com- in mand of the steamer ispano-Americau peace ested shipping, and owns and manages a H. Bird was Nantucket, plying be- after the summer in sideration for some time. suspended from a cable The teachers, and of form- spending Belfast. They Hie latter eu route for Wash- repair- parents pupils number of schooners. He is now tween New Bedford and Nantucket. wid coasting ug a wire. He is a er school district No. make a short visit en route, in Portland have been The of telephone lineman of 12, Brick schoolhouse, following troops regular meeting Enterprise Lodge, a schooner of 100 tons. the building the Rockland & Vinalhaven Co. East will have a bell Among sick privates who returned Mrs. M.’s mother, Mrs ,J. S. Thumbs, ac- stored out: The 1st, 2d and A. O. U. will be held at of Telephone Belfast, hanging, pre- W., Knights Another of Rockland’s successful 4th young Before this reaches the eye of our readers sentation and ringing at tlie school house from Santiago in the 9th Massachusetts Vol- companies them to Portland, but will rt J, nusylvania, Winconsin, Hall this, evening. Be- Pythias Thursday, business men is Arthur a Belfast I Vork, 1st New 23d Shea, boy Tyler will have taken to himself a nee at 7 o’clock. The bell was unteers, was Austin Dunbar, private, Com- turn here and go to Peoria later. Jersey, with this the wife, Saturday evening sr 3d and ginning meeting lodge opens and a of her offices. If Stb Ohio, 15th graduate printing Nellie Walker, of Hon. E. C. and will be pany C, who was horn in Castine. He was at until next will daughter bought by subscription formally T. l North 1st and 2d 7 o’clock spring, There fails not the writer the Emerson Taylor of New York Civ is at Carolina, memory “emptied Walker, the Democratic candidate for presented to the city, with ex- a clerk by occupation, and ,:ves in West Hie be work in the first and second All Rep- appropriate of Mr. and Mrs Albert Mr. 3d 2d Massachu- degrees. sticks” for him when was guest Gammans. Cavalry, Arthur “learning resentative to the Legislature. ercises, including addresses, music, etc. Roxbury. He was unmarried. sensation has been created in members of the order are invited. Taylor is a private of the 71st New York the case.” His father, the late John Shea, Miss Linnie All friends of the school are Hie arrest and Holmes, formerly of Belfast, invited. suicide of Lt. Albert I*. Toothaker of Searsmont, a for- volunteers, a militia company which enlist- 1: will be remembered of our citizens has Ul who confessed that he wrote Dyspepsia’s Clutch. Dr. Von Stan’s by many dress-making rooms on School street, Miss Maud Nichols left for East mer E. M. C- S. student, got so much imbued ed in a body at the outbreak of the Spanish w Pineapple Tablets are nature’s most wonder- as the cornet of W. H. Whiddon’s hut at the Thursday *.• Inch caused the conviction of player time of The Journal's visit she to ful for all disorders of the stomach. Hampton, Ct., take a position as assist- with the military spirit from his the war. They were in the first to h ytus. The remedy and J. C. Whitten’s or was :n drilling expedition latter was orchestras, 25lyears Belfast spending her vacation. ant in the High school, the same held charged The digestive powers of pineapple can be by Oak Hill of which he attained Cuba, and were in the hottest of the ]|iu sold information more Mr. to Rock- Mrs. cadets, the fighting t;.. about the tested of ago. Shea, senior, moved A. J. F. Ingraham is also a dress- Miss Nan Nichols last year. The latter will 4 by mixing equal parts pineapple rank of that at the the at and Mr bait it, France to a and beef and laud about 23 and Arthur teach the West Primary in this major, outbreak of Siboney Santiago. Taylor foreign goveru- agitating at a temperature of years ago, changed maker in Rockland, and was at the Meadows village. k was convicted a secret 130° when en- fBucksport Herald. war he enlisted in the 7th Now experience in cutting barbed wire fencing by Fahrenheit, the meat will be his business and learned the an Infantry. plumber’s tilling order when The Journal man he wishes be had not been iji'• ll'bunal on the strength of this tirely digested. Pineapple Tablets relieve so patriotic. He when under fire and met with some exciting trade. He has been iu business for himself called. writes some of his friends r' and is now in one day. 35 cents.—Sold & ticket and stickers are devices of here occasional suffering banisli- by Kilgore Split experiences, but owing to his enfeebled con- Wilson and A. A. 5. 16 and has a run of custom iu !>• F. missives laden with woe. His in a Howes & Co. years large Stevens, a retired merchant of Rock- regiment imprisonment fortress in the enemy. Vote the dition is converse on W!,i water straight Republi- missed connection with the Santiago train unable to much the stock of sanitary plumbing, steam and hot land, who has a fine cottage and tU'"liaua.The capital spends can ticket. and were sent to Fort McPherson, where He had fever and is in The veterans of Waldo and all the much of subject. yellow 'ru*a cotton mills has been in- Republican heating. He works in Rockland his time at the South Shore, North- he contracted but out | typhoid fever, pulled Maine on a GO to in order will vote next as the near-by after a hard He is now days' furlough recuperate. W| **00,000, that the county Monday they surrounding country, especially port, was, in his younger days, in the team-1 A. S. Heal was in Bucksport yesterday on struggle. at Camp 4 the Hobson, Lithia Ga. He is to report to his regiment in New York j manufactory may be cn- shot in the ’60’s—straight. villages and the adjacent islands. He late- i ing business, and there are doubtless others I business. Springs, [Bucksport Herald. Oct. 24th. GOLD DUST WASHING plaud loud aud long. Webster now took The 5hipentine Rig. POWDER Every horse should be coveredtwilh.4 bis place at the bat and drove the ball hard enough to penetrate almost anything The New York Herald says that the Kenilworth is a “four-masted bark except the head of a Spanish general— rigged ship.” Agaiu we rise to object. and one other obstacle. A Red Seal field- The term quoted is confusing and mis- Healthfulness er to be this other and The Kenilworth is a with proved obstacle, leading. ship of the bath depends largely on four masts, the first three of which are the result was an out at first base. Keep of the bath tub. Court health square rigged. If she had no fourth Kueeland now the attention of occupied mast she would be simply a full-rigged sickness by using pitcher Trundy, but he followed the rather ship. Having a fourth mast makes her doubtful example of Simpson and caused Your surely none the less a ship. The Great Kepublic, built by Donald KcKay at Bos- a breeze about the home plate once, twice, ton, was the first craft ever rigged this 111 ice. This retired the and no runs side, way, and lie called her simply a four- had as yet been scored by the visitors. masted ship. But in course of time else a Things opened up very auspiciously for somebody built four-masted ship Youth that was on all four masts, the home team: Paterson got to first on a square-rigged If you are young you nat- and she necessarily appropriated filename was followed T. Mr neat and he single, by urally appear so. of a full-rigged four-masted ship. Then Washing Powder BLANKET. Trundy and Dickey. Nichols sacrificed If you are old, why ap- the English, with their natural slowness : Can't or slide The horse can't so? of the name of “four- for all household Constructed on entirely new principles. slip and in came a run, some en- pear resource, adopted cleansing producing we work it crooked on the road or in the stable. Bias Girth Blankets are young inwardly; masted bark" for ships rigged like the 5/A thusiasm from the ever faithful home Keep Largest package greatest ea : made in all at all to suit all needs. Ask dealer for them will look after the out- Kenilworth, but that name is ! styles, prices, your rooters. Colcord followed Nichols and evidently Sold everywhere. Made*- and look for the trade-mark. A book on the free. wardly. misleading, for a bark is a three-masted : subject made the second out, hut W. Trundy was THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPAN- You need not worry longer vessel that is on the ! WM. AYRES & SONS, luckier and the initial »»u an square-rigged only St. Louis. Philadelphia. reached bag little streaks of two Chicago. about those forward masts, and if you make a York. later on by his New Philadelphia error, scoring, proceeded gray; advance agents of age. ship of her aud add another brother and was fielded square-rigged Dickey. Latkrop mast \\ hilt* we cannot affect the home influ- she ceases to be a bark. Moreover, I o Attain on a Maine Farm. out at first aud the score was 4 to 0 in happiness there are vessels afloat now that are ences of the present age very perceptibly, favor of the locals who, at this early genuine four-masted barks, that is, are we a n affect the human race: stage of the game were in the lead. powerfully barked-rigged, but have a fourth mast 'J'" mi. Kmroi; ok Tin- Jot knai.: ne iouowmg eignt innings were re- in embryo wh > art* to fill all these impor- j that is fore-and-aft rigged precisely the ] As I read the notice of plete with interesting features and the ex- leceutly examiua- ! in future same as the mizzeumast. The name taut positions generations. citement at times was intense. Although :i«»n "I teachers for Mate 1 “four-masted bark,!’ applied to a vessel ! certilie.ites, There are those who insist that the announcement of the had been formality game of the Kenilworth’s rig is therefore 1 : was led to w >uder t. what extent tin* but a yet the attendance an*;

.lipinc arc the more important day previous, evidently a misnomer. ol these certiticates are was good, and the judgment of umpire possessor.* apple elements of education, but doubtless the The Marine Journal lias offered a dis- and was eiated the inhabitants of the Pine Tree spectators impartial throughout. tinctive name for this rig of vessel—and by would these worth the WApn majority pronounce \Y Truudy played best game for SFAIS tlie name has been admitted as desirable state eon- lleiatnmship. friendship and a con- the home and the 'bona tide Fort less if they do not produce spirit of nine, by all competent judges. It has been lorini'Y ■ individual notions .re liable to ! Point battery possibly excelled for the tentment and a fund of practical know- occasionally used, ami even in England Reliable War visitors That, the was of the see- New; game figure t largely in the selection of! has met with some favor, but the English ledge. saw is made variety apparent upon glanc- are so wedded t" their conservative ideas teacher* t»ue of the best teachers of a IN THE my j It inessential that a child should get ing at the score by it. >. CREH' innings. that it is difficult to get them out of a rut bovh 1 *! ila\s was advised to leave the lichl of know- Four Point. j general idea ot the whole even though :.t is an erroneous one. The school ami t lie \vh.« were Mu* Alt. n. ] |5. I'O. A. K. pupils j •;:.: a tl of every- name we recommended was “shipentiue.“ uoiigh knowledge K. Porter, lb 7 2 2 U 2 1 NATIONAL -e it ! It is the same in m in life ig- E. 21) ..r. 2 2 2 2 1 exactly in line with bvigau- ; j...'.-ing through ti.ii j.» i;,*ining to his chosen vocation ill Ross, R 1 r, 2 2 o 1 0 tine and barkentine. A is a n.'iant the of km-vl simpson, brigantine veiy j iinciyles in.-, A of intellectual and; R. s. e .1 1 knowledge Webster, 2 1 2 vessel with two masts, on ! o square-rigged edge. v mi f»>e* are ocm11 .id Kneeland. t r. o \ o FAMILY iag a nioi.d. laws is as as It. c the foremast aud a barkentine is a j practical knowledge j Merritliew I. t ... 2 2 o I 2 only: | aio11!. i '-day A *»•■! u wlin bad C. Sodeu, p 1.2 2 2 2 O vessel with three masts, t ; by sic o laws. The ancients taught in will restore color to square-rigged R. Sanford, e. 4 2 12 2 2 surely on i :ei;i sic -s i: distriet b-1 s.-ve; a; the foremost only. It cannot l>c | then •• d> all the knowledge known at R. Porter, 3b. 2 2 -4 2 2 2 gray hair; and it will also said that a four-masted barkentine is i „ NEWSPAPEP \: nr* e*.• > di ttit>re hair ail the wealth 11 the advance- tliat tiim* Ifut the accumulation has be- give your Total. .. 20 23 27 111 o liable to be confused with other rig. t Furnished ('< '• and of life. any j l»y Special m t 1. .!i n. a: tin- .irnin-.i was gloss early c me s: that no one miud can master Rr:i> skals. for the is well known, there bed g a the Front gicat Do not allow the falling of j type broken. ai; u. In i". a. 1;. I number of such vessels afloat with f-»ur i a: i we must select the most impor- your hair to threaten you c —.. 3 2 s 2 ... Paterson, 2 masts, on the fi .remast. 1 _ (. j with baldness. Do not square-rigged only t o-t. Facts arc to us in pro- T. Trund\, p. ami s. s. 7 2 2 2 2 1 longer j important Neither can he < .*nfus will Dickey, lb. r 3 2 s 2 1 be with dandruff. shipentiue ort to tl.vi to us in time or annoyed ! j ion pr*-ximity c. t. 1: 1 1 1 1 else if the is recognized. Nicbois, We u send you our book anything type ti t-; tm custom is introduc- E Coleord, 3b. 2 2 2 2 3 2 It is distinctive being space on the Hair and free aud impossible of being W. Trendv. s. s. and p..... 1 4 2 4 1 Scalp, will roiituiu all I in port a nt war news *l tin !-u!\ in •• 01 b’l’b I'akota oi in examina- mistaken. A shipentiue has four masts, .Idling 1'i :, a growing tendency to extend H. Staples, 1. f. 2 1 2 I 1 upon request. R Sperial <1 i»|>a I <-li n|> to flu- ln»u of pu 1>Iii nt nm. \ T. r. " on the fore, main and < n g* at tl.. and L.itlirop. f.2 1 2 1 1 square-rigged ant'u I at t >*>i t ion -ill 1m *ji yen to I no. I I I .-lose tlie rank in the ■:it: >: d iod t lift*. It Write to the Ooctor. pel hrough Hieliborn. 2b. .2 o 2 2 3 mizzen, aud tore and aft tin- jiggi-r. E i*t*spoinW»nvt«i. A paper. Fort Pom: < 2 2 4 may Unique Fireplace. « DR. J. f. d itti" ! as I lie si ho,.is ;* ! Address, AYER. A. ,: ■. i’r.l/iic libraries are be- Red Seals. 4 2 3 o 0 2 1 2 1 IS | Mass. Lowell, r- C Hon. If. M li -’-tfV has tod ar- 1 d i.\ uii : V 1 i'em *m -e, o mpb t .1... iti 1-act 01 A Earned Runs F-*r; Pmnt. 7 lie.! Sod- v. __ ..... e THa REPUBLICAN JOURN •' base lots, San!oi'd. S... P ■, P o.ef- i>Uf torinatioii of the ri rep lace rl h t.. reading »n The Journal some ino::tbs ! 1 ■; te !: •.« : i. '. id. and Diekex :d. I'.- I :a\ S"dni BOTH OWE YEAR papers maga- l’rtmdy. ; of b:> uc'.v residence at L .>> S2.00. ( Augusta In ti e j 1 lie leMurk ui V. I),rw .. ami E. Porter, be: ..n 1 -«• F--i P i;,r 11., M ini alI oriti-r.o t* i«* Mi. i: ••s! ment t hat I'Ih* pn any Red Seals, P. Strum, at. S*n!eu, la; b\ \\ materia! .s included near'.'- all the ystais. '• ’• in Is :.c ; to at Dawson. El be Plied with Trmidv. -1 I b Tm 3 b »se "ii alii. \] Doings •- t 'Wl S!i.ij Oli make. i'o2-". eiudmg garnets and lori.lr, i.de taught obey.’ com- beryls, i (’•-only fanner Webster, Porter. Patm.-<-n. Nimims, >: w '< -. the }<.>••»)• iik-- to 111(‘ii>Is in Kaunas. ♦♦♦ [From ] { siuoky, lose and white .pa art p\. i f,1. t me that in one at Hieiiborm Seorei. Mr F. \\2 stm Fn pi:-‘ Mi particular "1 ! I. : ; eras t ill'nugh Tile Dawson ("nv. \. \V. T 1 >'.»>. rites, -he different Varieties f r. Fletcher Tin e ot a .ne-. 2 hears. 20 no July 17, I dsp : is' tile M..te »f Maim- lias not granite, graphic granite, copper and s ’y-, changed if; rnai te.. rk s il he does his 1 have a banc Jo semi a letter h\ ores, dints, lime-tone and sh. rs oj a i' V i. il; h. 1 .>t s»• *#i i• Finin a Sword Fish years. V Out Captured fiiend who is r .-\ a* present of pro- Tw<‘! t* I’.•« t I..mg, W.-ight :0 the I'aciPc. i be!.eve the ! ’-c-pc s Di- F. 1'. dura. Fai me; he! e are ■»n! getting ti or Niflmls of Northampton, mail matte is that ! take this nu ans to ve ai dir ii.: ir.-»i e t lea ill t. mu t he < Mass., who is his vacation at I bushels ■! wheat per acre. In North spending teach you. (’Do; 1 c and L went cm* to the WATCHES, has made a b lias le • spectac ug 1 that the w ildest, laziest, most good- Farmeis have their mill butter, eggs, nounced his determination to capture a in a manner shameful to be seen. There P i."’him: made the smartest men. swordfish before he left the and boys meat and vegetables, and seldom realize ; island, are many millions to be taken out yet, Hi is reiiiii! k the chances seemed for his becom i-m-liapsfl-.es not to the | good some an apply their value until and go 1 claims worked out now. .. they quit farming a resident. after- though m-.s* ein iced, t ing permanent Kvery men, yet lie re is a class of We saw the into some other business. 1 believe noth- noon lie would close his dental parlors Kerry claim: also the Dippy H. J. LOCKE s p!-"pic > whom it fi-.-es where | & apply, ing but a faulty education hinders a ! and wend bis weary way to the swordfish- claim, from which ss(Hi,0(X) was cleaned i ♦ parents -u im lined t-- overwork theii I ing grounds, and return without the cov- Maine farmer from leading an infinitely up last spring. We have some, ♦♦♦ j eted Last Sun—we prospected lihlre! .ud allow them lew I prize. mean last Mon- very j.rivi- happy life. and are to stake a claim on the day, he got up a nice party, consisting of going hill, a-~.es A sln.uld he wild and shrewd ! Dim. M. On,k. j boy himself and Messrs. W. _\. Wetterau, IT or bench as it is called, where we are io in Fdmuuds ( South eu*-ugh keej- society and lazy i Hj'Miier, Dakota, II. Simpson, .lames Wood, IT T. (arring- camped, just above the town. We know to avoid overwork. There are Aug. •«.»>. | ton ami s. I) Nivhols. who went out with enough 24, that there is there, but will have to that of c gold l.ii'dea o prince ptains, Abram Osborn, Belfast wl will sti.bn the last muscle j ! sink to bed-rock before we can tell if it is Co., Red .Seal**’ Defeated. Mi., of ’he on the Livery yacht Vigilant, early rut hex t han be called la Jf the y. people I tide. It was not h»ng after reaching the ! in paying quantities. We think if we iu ! In \ 111111 :< I I i«. Ball (i a 1111 » i. I <>il -1 M. ne vi nId half as I’.clui s uitli side <>t the island before the look require only much stay here that we may get tlit- of BELFAST, l’oint ami 10:1 Former j lay MAINE, wail, of and Seal*, the Tram announced a swnnliisb in sight. cliildren, devote twice as |-ait and into after hmni;ml Triumphant after a < !«>•>.•- and man- tlieii craft “a la things get something good much an-, lit ion to theii Cleverly wring entertainment, tlie I (,ann-. 2o to IS. a w hile. itii»j> Scoir, j Dewey” they got within harpooning dis- i Work is very seaiee at present o- Is n : lit he Plied with more -hedi- i A nu-st highly interesting game of base tance, and the swift steel flew to its mark and w ages are sure to come lown. cut scholu >. I do not know chil- ball ore lined and the above named gentleman manued why | Aug.zu, at Stockton Spring*, ; There is much talk and ag tation here in D. B, SOUTHWORTH & SO- the to in d’*-n dtotii-i not be as line haul the prize. As the much affected bv the nines F n Point and ontesting being fish neared the boat and exhibited his regard to Canadian misrule. Two mass I"' d n.l uglitfu! attention* as Man- I tl.» Fed Seals, tie former ] layers being lighting propensity, it is-aid that some of meetings have been held in which the ad- PROPRIETORS Cl: | ris-ir-is. ! drawn from the valiant crew climbed on the the cottagers and summer ..p ministration was loudly denounced and ! to h t- — haeit t; P V'* c deck and the mast, while ]- i IK pies i ti !; ii i visitors 'f that cool and clung other-, most "i the breezy resort, 1 done sul>- more to the but what talking by English ’1 aim:.. ; was well ildistrated a reckless, hung line; dis- and the iuttei team from Stockton iects. At the last a The sift the less ! by having a lark to lift a 400 pound swordfi-h int ; meeting long list of longer you you mi-e > ii 1 listened. Tiie n ; the three 01 four save. There is no economy in recently past years gained ! the boat, but it was finally accomplished, | grievances was drawn up and a committee a coal stove i:i no ! the first > and the returned to using summer, speaker -.inception he got of | such an enviable reputation that when- ; happy party the to wait on the and appointed officials pre- matter how careful you are. A Pis lather wa> ! Muffs to exhibit theii prize to the crowds FL'RMSHEI) TO \ >••!' o \ t..at iie was a of ever are scheduled to meet an sent the modern ORDER, being they oppos- of friends who followed them i resolutions, it is thought that "• u,i .ater he lea in. j everywhere, i that the paren- ; team, the inhabitants in the ing vicinity ! for such a huge tish had never been seen ; they will relax their grip on the people's o. loice was exerted in for the of the scene : in these It providing proposed of contest are al- parts. measured 1J feet, the throats, for they are getting desperate, Hacks, or Buckhoartls w. ds -.1 Coaches, Barges h:> children even more than in most i sword measuring 4 feet 1 and the universally ready to drop whatever inch, i There are rumors that a new administra- was ; .. ii' s. weight pounds. Unfortunately ORDERS B\ rELEPHONE :*ROMPTl.\ I It I.I D. mending erring way This tact re- are unless in the oc- j tion has the> doing, engaged Dr. who wished to been appointed an i is on the way vealed I Nichols, preserve the pai ,-ntal love. of and cupation gathering eggs, to jour- | sword in his museum of curiosities at | here: but it is only arurnoi. 1 had a bath VAPOR 1' the -day speaker found the attributes to the base ball field of Northampton, he proposed to draw for the ney Miguou Park, j yesterday. A stranger wished to cross the --f (rod unfolded iu fish’s sword, and the draw went to Scripture in the same the home uine. there to on to luck.v urge greater S. I). Klondike river with Mr. Martin and my- oiaici that the another, Nichols; but the doctor | We, parental attributes were effort the red clad ex- FRED ATWOOD ? Winterpo: boys, generously was not discouraged, and proposes yet to self in our little skill'. He got into it while unfolded to his youthful mind. cusing their errors, and their and to on the sword Divinity extolling capture another, levy 1 was untying the boat and took the oars. is first as introduced in the Bible as a Crea- successful at the his trophy. We hope Dr. Nichols, attempts, finally game’s We got in and he pulled into the middle STOVE INSURANCE and REAL ESTA tor called (iod. will receive the reward of his pertinaci- Later the term Jehovah, termination to condole with them should where he ous after a swordfish. struck the swift current, and be- will reduce your fuel bill, lessen or leafier jf his struggle people, was introduced. they lose or to them if their labor. You can do congratulate coming rattled he pulled so hard he broke your anything And lastly the term Father was to efforts he crowned with success, as in- Sir John Bourinot. on a Vapor Stove that you can do applied an oar lock and fell on his back on the side Over Million Assets. ■ on Representing Twenty the same with all deed _ any other stove, and do it bet- Being, the force the word they usually are. The Fort Point of the boat, upsetting it and us in- ter. It makes no is ! The Illustrated London News on Some spilling dirt, always FIRE. LIFE, ACCIDENT, PLATE (JLASS. TORNADO INSl implies in the The to be an English language. game, however, proved excep- to the and never Canadian Writers. water. We all swam promptly for ready, over-heats the speaker believed his par. nts were in tion. house. J^“STEAM BOILER INSURANCE AND INSPECTION ,g Security Ki.nJ. ,r, right the but were some men shore, picked up 1 The Illustrated London in by I ors. Administrators and Trutsees v >rrespondence soli* teaching him youthful obedience and in has there existed a News, giv- Always good natur- wno ing Sir John Bourinot’s portrait, makes came to our relief. STOVE GASOLINE guiding his steps in youth that he ed of between the | might feeling rivalry young the following comments on his We have now a liue of steamers is the most economical fuel Notice of Foreclosure. be one public running you with the Father later. men the composing Stockton ball uine, usefulness: can burn, because there is' no between Dawson City and Lake Bennett. YTTHEREAS. NANCY GRANT d Motirof it is the of to learn “Has Canada a native literature? The waste to it. duty parents their and the college, or school students, and It is the cleanest fuel M C*'unt\ <>f Waldo ami State •! Maine >•> *.r- The fare is and it is well worth the * The to the children at question is often and Mr. $175, can burn because there are no deed dated the tilth day ol Septem’-ei. A 1 1 *‘-‘2 j duty the various asked, by you stages business men. who their I•<>-s Burgess annually pass Goldwiu one and reeordeil in Waldo Registry d I feed.-. of their Smith, at least, it is answered in money. This enables to reach Seattle ashes. Therefore no dust or dirt. development, that vacations at Fort a 235. 1 ’age 3S. e<>nve>ed to me. t he undersigned. remembering Point, scant three the a doubt she has If want to know what negative. Beyond in 15 days from Dawson. It costs $500 you real mortgage,a certain parcel «»l real estate -in; it*- begin the of the child as- JOB PRINTf they training by miles distant. men who have a distinct place in the comfort is, get a Vapor Stove. Monrof Wald in winter to come over the and one has •• ■ abs literature of the and of the ice, -aid mortgage as follows A ceriaii pan-el ! j suming »lute control, and uininm n is to these summer visit- Empire, world. If your dealer :oes not ?ell Stove? gradually get to Vapor land, with the buildings thereon, -itmned in Moi M. Louis the laureat of walk all the way and take :’>0 to and stove itisollne, wr're to the Standard substitute for Frechette, poet days roe \illage and known a- the Israel 1{. Grant guidance authority until ors togetliei at one time so as to permit Oil Company. New York City. Opera House Block, French Canada, is one such man, and Sir make the trip. stand, and neing the -aim- | r-mi-es ui.veyed !•; hild and parent become > equals. of a contest with tlieir not far distant ! John George Bourinot is another. Of M. me M .Melvin Grant, t*> his p ut elaim deed, dated We hear but little war news here: or ,ltll\ second. A. f». 1 *7*. and recorded " aid "V I? V.- sin Li 1 now rhe In m -1 Co a living man to make Canadians, and especi- peeling. There is an excitement attend- 1 11 W M ... A all progressive Do alone lives house in the Dinners a people: off as originally intended. of their day city specialty ally English ('anadiaus, proud ing it that is difficult to describe. W hen at 25 eta. Good stable connected. Hoi>es who is alive to all the issues of the great The Fort Point contingent came over past and satisfied with their present. He to let. 3in34 you think you are about to find and Ami all kimls of s present age of the world. A is of and a native of gold, K. II. l,ei; knowledge with quite a representative nine and the Huguenot descent, hNOWI.TON. Proprietor. Bank when do find there is a Belfast old corner you it, sensation. of antiquity is not sufficient, it is that delightful world of mari- Savings neatly an 1 promi though Bed Seals tlieir team with played regular time Breton. Lowest Cash Dis- as Canada, Cape For eighteen Dawson is up and there essential tire basis of a modern educa- building fast, counts allowed on two exceptions. After the usual prelim- he has held the of Notice is hereto given that Savings Hank j years past position will be some very creditable Architectural, Sci- issue.i t hi— Hank, has been tion. A perfect man is the end and aim buildings entific, Electrical, Hook f»74S, by of both the was Clerk of the House of Commons, at ha- been mad.- f.e inary practice sides, game (>ttawa, here soon. The saloon and ele- Mechanical, Indus- lost and that application of all education. There are in- Ministries have come and he alone gambling trial ami Techni- duplicate book, to be i-sued under the law ot tl •• physical, started at 3 p. m., the visitors sent gone; being has made himself ment run the town, and it is hard to do Catalopue and Discount Sheet State. JOHN H <.>l 1 MHY.Treasurer tellectual and laws which indispensable. ‘Even WILLIAM T spiritual must to the bat first. COMSTOCK. Re Hast. Aug. 24, Isas. 5\v34. the Premier can be spared;’ he once said much unless you stand in with them. _23 Warren St., New York. be if we would live. It is the work obeyed E. who the but I—I on forever. And it Porter, throughout game jocosely, go are the millions. of education to They making money by unfold these laws as far as a most remarkable is from his seat in Parliament below the displayed propensity 1 must close letter now that he finds my and go out they can be discovered. for led the Speaker’s chair, oppor- knocking fouls, hatting order, and dig awhile. Hope I can send a tunity for his multifarious writings on you We have in books the accumulated ex- and in next letter. after making himself popular with the constitutional history and practice nugget my BUY YOUR WINTERS COW of the human Will Goodwin. perience race. All we the large corps of small boys, who volun- of Canada, and for those books and have to to which he writes from time to time do is select such as will teered to act as ball chaser after these essays on other Canadian subjects. One who best qualify us tojmeet the duties of life. he the feathers off his bat fouls, wiped has much in common with this Canadian the As as there is discontent F. G. White long and strife and smote on nose the sphere the with author, speaks of him as an enthusiastic CASTOR IA Company and and our misery crime, educational such rude force as to send it on a sudden scholar and a courteous yet capable man For Infants and Children. of affairs. To an ardent a system lias not reached perfection. There visit to the outfield, earning for himself temperament, singularly clear intellect, and habits of The Kind You Have are other educative forces which must an base. Always Bought easy indomitable industry, are added that act in harmony with the public school be- Boss, next up, placed the ball out of strong love of country, devotion to her Haddock’s, Plymouth Vein aod Lattioiei Lei fore the of tlie forces a and balanced conquest of igno- reach of fielder, advancing Porter to institutions, finely judgment Stove which give to his historical and constitu- e*rmh:, rance can be complete. Some of these second and securing the former’s just va- Chest tional works, their great and au- Delivered and put in (in barrels).. $.dor educative forces are the the weight church, home, cated base for himself without difficulty. at home and r thority abroad. Strong though Don’t delay a minute. Cholera infantum, in^Duinp L'arts... 5 S' the State and the public If all the his views are on current come press. Simpson, following batter, neglected many questions, dysentery, diarrlia-a suddenly. Only Prices at Wharf.. r> <>» those forces could be to act in and at times in conflict with the safe plan i9 to have Dr. Fowler’s Extract of brought to fill up the hole in his bat, and as a con- ministry 2<5c. ton extra. of the such is the Wild always on baud. Lehigh per our dreams day, yet respect Strawberry harmony of perfect men and sequence scored the first out, being re- for the man and the writer that no 15 OFTEN VERY DESIRABLE. women, in a social com- on You will not know how much CUMBERLAND COAL WOOD OF ALL klM* living perfect tired strikes, whereat the home rooters one seeks to disturb him in his official good Hood's Sarsaparilla will do you until you try it. would be realized. demonstrated their to All Coal in and a munity, speedily quickly ability ap- position.” a bottle and to guaranteed satisfactory weight, quality delivery. Buy to-day begin take it. < We Guarantee it i |B^“Sitecial attention given to delivery outside city limits. 3m31 f I uba in War-Time. me elsewhere. I was a sensible, manly letter, to this number on the saiiiia?0 went reluctantly, and ones.” It understanding 1_ all night the anxious hearts at that the armed of other nations long was worried the fear calculated to relieve strength Work of l»ed Cross by was that he that it be equally qualified and tixed, this to « llou .fuck. 1‘ntlie- might revive for realizing might ^ \ the last time home, yet fully include both the and the At when army navy. N was to them in this troubled .. nobody at hand to learn his his last wolds the present time move made one Homes any by Made name, and that he himself in his nation to either its of the Journal. some poor woman waiting world. Then wrapped greatly strengthen at home army or its navy is followed woman would never know for the chilly stage of the fever promptly by .. 1898. what blanket, Aug. 11th, increases on the of all became of and corresponding part her loved one. was upon him, resigned uigest daughter already the other great nations, so that there is Next like the brave Y.abama,—a fragile morning they told me that toward himself to his fate, true, really no relative gain in national strength he is. If and acquired, but an enormous increase Happy. midnight he courage i.irge of the female opened his eyes and almost soldier that good only in the amount of national resources annu- of shouted, “Where is she? where is she? sense can carry a man through, Captain .spital Santiago. ally wasted. If instead of this policy of Evidence of many Tell her to write will outlive the fever. God people concerning relief afforded < boss nurse is a to my father.” And Feederle expansion the policy of contraction were then the from various diseases that are related. seem motherless girl is poor soul was off again, into the grant that the bright, promising young follow the people of the different coun- although they land. to Ids family. tries would obtain many advantages of mi lather, whom / M shadowy It is needless to that life may be spared widely different. \ say which are now and at the since then Brigham Wakh. they deprived, cart/’ She accom- 1 have spent a deal of Fannie A wreck at sea is not the only place good same time their offensive and defensive 1 time the tall *i to where a life line is of by cot. And would as each «.ther Tampa, importance. cavalryman’s strength be, against other, Paralysis, dropsy and heart disease, ery- culation was impaired and at times her There is a life line for the The Czar's Proposal. about the sick, as well as yet we have learned A dozen quite as great as it is under the present debility. limbs became numb and and she g camps for the man. It nothing. sipelas, cold, drowning is Dr. Pierce's of increases in ar- times he has looked at system corresponding dissimilar as these various dis- could hardly walk. t. k. To be by her Golden Medical Discovery. It is not a me with full in- The Czir's to the great powers Widely proposal mament. [Boston Herald. All these and all the cure-all, but it is a scientific medicine that in his eases seem at first are all inti- symptoms, heart i have gone telligence eyes and several times of of disarmament is not sight they gladly goes to the fountain head of a number Europe partial trouble, after she had taken of connected either with the or disappeared has called me in a mately blood ir could not be, serious and fatal diseases. When a man “Rosa”—doubtless the action on his part high degree News and Notes. Dr. 'Williams* Pink Pills a short time. only Literary the nerves. gets sick, he can be name of be In the same m next best seriously generally somebody loves. He knows but in the effect which it may family G. W. Myer, a broth- thing cured the course surprising, This fact by right of treatment. when I The of the surburban explains why they are all er-in-law of Mr. at Shenk- am with takes his beef tea or it growth trolley Beatty, living i> a nurse, in order to The treatment that cures obstinate him, have remotely, if not immediately, is many lines to affect the habits of the cured by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale leyville, Mercer Co., Pa., was cured of chronic diseases consists of pure air. spoonful of of promise as She good brandy obediently, one f the most notable proceedings in a possible. food, rational and the suuggles American people about as much as the in- People. erysipelas the face and general break- exercise, use of a as up as and con- The desire for That are down of the position on every remedy that will strengthen the weak closely possible goes the present generation vention of the bicycle. A few years ago they cured by Dr. Williams’ ing system. stomach, correct the to a on roads was a Pink and is shown the fol- He had been to die. blood of ‘*the impaired digestion, tentedly sleep. Bur all efforts to get universal peace is by no means new one, driving country luxury Pills, how, by given up invigorate the liver and promote the as- reserved for who had horses or from of the He took Dr. Williams* Pink Pills for his home address have so the persons lowing testimonials, people her veins, Miss similation of the far failed, lie as it dates back even beyond Christian live-giving elements of could hire them. Now, as E. S. Martin highest standing in the communities ■where Pale People and was completely cured. the food. The Golden Medical Discov- only smiles and era, and sovereigns and heads of the veil from a good happily says ••Yes, Rosa, great points out in “This Busy World” column they reside. Mr. Prentice Fry, of Meadviile testifies all these en urcli have both striven to about ery" accomplishes tilings. please write. It is bring Mrs. M. A. is the widow of the to the value of Dr. Williams* Pink Pills in mi write; barely possi- of in Harper’s Weekly for August 27th, all Whitely earnestly pro- A \*>ung man lay p ile and motiouless its realization. But in spite these ef- upon ble that over the laud the makes coun- Rev. Dr. an eminent cases of t. fwhat neighbors called his bed. Disease some one who reads this trolley long Jonathan Whitely, debility. but would not dying may tui ts the great mass of maukind has com- ** < t the lungs, liver c> trouble, and rides to thousands of preacher of the Methodist denomination. My wife and were fi in mi;daint. kidney have an idea who lie is. 1 lie the reform as a try possible persons daughter ling :;e dictates of his were fast him to judge that monly looked upon hope- rdeurisy hastening the grave. who are too young, or too old, or too in- Mrs. Whitely lives at Meadville. Pa. health for some time,** he said. Their The doctors had him to die. The is not a and so at the time iu the w s« given up city-bred man, but from the rural less’'me, present to Stricken with three cheeks were and their une of the heads said, 'he cannot live.' firm, or ride bicycle, aud too paralysis years pale forms were neighbors 'Oh. I would comments made lazy poor, by European newspapers she I was trans- n>>t cart to die.' he said, were it not for leaving districts of the middle West. or too timid, to drive horses. ago,’’ said, helpless for months. wasting away. ■fused her the t zar is more sneers than w :e.fc- wife and littb ohild. but 1 knew that 1 He is receiving “I was persuaded to try Dr. Williams’ Doctors' treatment had not fccr.tiited uliers denied mu=t lie A brwther had him with apparently about 40 years old; and her presented praises. Pen pencil have combined to make Pink Pills for Pale them, but after Dr. William/ Pink three bottles >f medicine, but he had n< faith in People. taking eyes pale blue, black hair slightly It will be found that in his Outing for a of ** : -die finally arrived patent nwdicines but. after the doctors had sprink- probably September masterpiece The first box helped me very much, Pills for a short time the ruddy glow of vvr:; i- the classes Bvi--u him to lie .uni he had banished evei v led with beard and iumry among higher pictures by land and sea, and a very treas- are came ■■■eii. Miles, after up gray, heavy tawny and the pills worked, and working health back to their cheeks, and they h pe ot rev.'.’very, he said to his wife, dear little will be for this ure house of useful wife. moustache. sympathy expressed knowledge to those wonders. are health. 1 am g. inc die. there can be no harm now in This is bis sixth of enjoying unusually vigorous is. which she well day advanced movement, and that efforts of who love to live in or over the nev- u that medicine 1 will begin its use at linger I have driven twelve miles We feel very over it.*’ taking semi-consciousness and ihere is no “To-day happy .. change various kinds will be made to prevent er never charms of to return to 11 In! begin to use it and at first he fading, jading mother without fatigue. I cannot praise Dr. Wil- The powerful, but harmless, vegetable crew w .but svin there came a that his is even i s fulfillment. But this same change, except body growing weaker partial Nature. Its hunting and fishing stories liams’ Pink Pills too much. did me elpiug hand and s'. w!\ mit he better. To-,lav They ingredients contained in Dr. Williams' Pink [ surely got that ommem can be made of nearly every from “Elk in the Bookies'' to man i- and h> and his lucid intervals ni ne rauge a world of restored me to Pills for Pale u »tioi:c althv and lie owes his life frequent. good. They go to the root of all her chosen path reioi m th;i: lias taken It People ;■ tit.it naVi 'inc What was the medicine? It great place. “Squirrels in Virginia” and “Ducking on life.” dis eases The Doctor there is some of his arising from impure or impover- was Dr 1’iena <'.olden Medical and says hope sc nis to us at the time that the the and Discovery, present St. Clair Flats,” from “Bass Mrs. lohn wife of a ished blood or I. Luther Martin, am the cured man. I)r. W. Beatty, promi- shattered nerves, and rebuild i Miss life—and that if he does recover it is a p* active of duelling is not only unwarrant- in Lake Emile” to “How to Catch Barton. Pierce. I thank you from the very of mv Fishing nent contractor and builder, of Meadville, new, healthy tissues. depth our heart, for me from the The woman’s care. ed. but murderous; yet predecessors Swordfish.” Its embraces the ain rescuing grave.'' miracle, wrought by yachting was cured of dropsy and heart disease by All druggists sell Dr. Williams* Pink Pills Santiago. i> from Luther Martin. a or foregoing Ksq.. protni- u 1 this 100 years ago, did new “Knockabout Pardon this of an individu- country, Cruising;” “Baeing Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale for Pale ; one box for 50 or six most alone in the nent citizen of Lubec. Wood Co.. W. Ya. too-long story the continent of People. People cents, ot. and the people of with a 01-Footer,” and “The Yarn of the At times she suffered Her cir- boxes for 52.50. al case. I gave it to as an of do not greatly. spitai. so far as you example Europe at the present time hold Yampa in the Baltic.” Its travel com- querulous ones, who send the tired sister the code in detestation. or one nature’s iu me>ieians; and now of the ladies met with the rude- of deaths them is -70 duels is maintained as the only means by slightest proportion among per On and after June 27, IS9S trams at w ite and three color- which desired or needed results cau be se- Little connecting ness or insult. Officers aud sol- cent. He told of a man sen* from Wash- Burnham and Waterville with trains fo THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL private and in the absence of some inter- through ■: Miss Wheeler’s j cured, ami from rich men’s sons and their to as whose Bangor. Waterville, Portland and Bos diers, servants, ington Santiago postal clerk, national tribunal for the purpose of en- ■' .ate she toils, ris- j ton will run as follows: ..AND.. lie side by side—all clad in lied Cross pa- name he could not remember. Two days i forcing justice there is unquestionably a Turn the scene of Pimples FROM eaving deal to be said in favor of this BELFAST. jamas. In nearly every case the mil- ago he was brought to the Siboney hospi- good argu- fal often walking ment. AM PM PM lionaires have borne and hard- tal and died the same It is es- Belfast, depart. 7 oo 120 4 oo sufiering evening. Poets, humanitarians and others whom darkened streets to Cancer. Citypoint. 17 oo 11 25 4 ‘>7 far better than their timated that a * ship hostlers and daily average of twenty the world would call theorists have insist- Waldo.. 7 15 1 35 4 25 '.Art U, "I- ! '.--X -ate as in her own Brooks valets. Almost without the yellow-fever cases are scattered about ed that among civilized countries the con- Cancer often results from an im- 7 20 1 45 4 50 exception, Knox 7 38 1 58 5 15 protecting symbol of tinued appeal to arms in the adjustment in the blood, inherited from rich young society swells have been un- Santiago, exclusive of the army, lu this purity Thorndike. 7 45 2 05 5 32 of is a survival of bar- are en- e she is as differences merely back. Few people Unity. 7 53 2 13 G d<» hospital revelations of part of Cuba the dread disease is at its generations expected heroism, giving up | barism, and that practically no great ques- tirely free from some taint in the blood, Burnham,arrive... 8 15 2 30 0 25 her slender Clinton. 8 35 0 5<> figure their own few comforts to needier men, worst between the middle of and tion can arise between nations which and it is to tell when it will The Best and August I impossible Benton. 8 45 7 <>8 Farm Family Paper in or in blue cambric not be settled arbitra- in the form of dreaded Can- brave aud uncomplaining to the last. As the last of September. Yesterday a man might by peaceful break out Bangor.. 4 30 the United States, Both One Year 'kerchief, hercurl- tion. Of course this has been denied,and cer. What has appeared to b^ a mere A M the United States is now so largely un- was brought into Miss Wheelers hospital, Waterville 8 52 3 15 7 15 within a short time tiie Senate of the Unit- or scratch has developed into and blue pimple M A ->1 atiy back, American, her was recruited from like a leaf with the p FOR ONLY S2.00. army shaking deadly chill, ed States has, in defiance of the wishes of the most malignant Cancer. Portland. 11 50 5 30 1 4o .nest wash- one t ;r ;. r- purpose; all rhe nations of the earth. Hence in the who sank into before the of tLie American peo- was at first E l). 41" H"° F' 57 Believing that every i insensibility they great majority “I had a severe Cancer which Hosum,Boston writing home letters defeated one of the most a few blotches, that I thought would ( w D. 411a ..15 S4n have at least one agricultural an- I hospital we see the unmistakable Irish lip could get him into bed. Half an hour ple, promising only pod unily j attempts at peaceful arbitration that was TO BELFAST. journal, we have pcrlected arrange!. w! :• y ag fo* »d or medicine, and of Irish beside the German later the doctor it a treated by several able eyes blue, came, pronounced •• ever made. In war and in we ‘-an semi that and ins: r: •- rna., ; Germany, prepa- physicians, but spite AM I’M AM practical -.-sages '»f the on uext case of and dying. the and the fever ordered the ration for war have been no of their efforts the Can- 0 AND ;n'!Mi V. physique pillow, yellow | proposed by | E. I) 7 on 7 0 00 FA KM VII until con- | i.owever menial or less an as ue- c*< spread my Boston. 8 30 blonde Saxon in contrast to the swarthy victim to be instantly removed—for the authority than Von Moltke ( w D.. publication, Tiif Un-; no \n t a j dition became alarming’. A M P M k •. nor will cessary to tlie proper moral exaltation of After months of full year lor oily *2.00. dy her, Latin. Some are gray-haired, middle- sake of the hundred others. The poor many Portland. 11 00 7 00 1 2>» the ir 'rttment and people. growing A M Lack of space m bids a d. -erii ; the con- •iug. The old rule in teens, fellow was laid on a aboard 1 de- aged men, others their and stretcher, put w or-e, no boys T" ail such dissenters and doubters— st'-adily 0 55 4 30 uli! 11 ■ 1« S. S. Waterville. tent s f Fa KM AND T. l > else in cided to try S. '.crywhere all are so bronzed aud un- a boat and owed and was and form a numerous 7 00 0 4" 1 by exposure Siboney; ! they terribly array— which was so strongly Bangor for variety and '•\r.-llcn- e !.• ••! o-mug its ^ A M A M PM •it ThMirst •1 the worst “kick- dead when he reached there. This morn- the words of the Czar that the time has recommended. 1 c Farm as to hair and beard that l doubt if ... o 15 1 o >2 4 30 maii> departi, kempt | bottle pn“luce'1, an im- Benton. •C'Vail "•me to --eek international relief from war Clinton. o 55 3o 12 3 47 anil Market Fruit « uliure. Plans seunt army their own mothers would know two fellows were to ■■ movement. 1 continued harden, Ueports, them. ing young brought 8 3n lo 35 5 5 must be not only surprising, but dis taste- v the medicine, an i it Burnham, depart. ami Inventions, The \plary, Talks with a Lawyer, one ram forts—are the door with an order from the 8 48 1 ! 2n ■ 22 Lvety case is sad enough, Heaven knows hospital fill. Ti:e urotmd which months the last lit- Unity.. j upon Empero- four 8 3< o 32 Around the hlobe, Live Stock and Hairy, The Poul- ^ | Thiu ndike. ... ,»7 1! h-ast accustomed to t<> for tlieii admission. Each was as- Xicholas bases his is not es.i tle Scab off. 2 —of strong men brought the gates of palace argument dropped Km.x. ''3 1 : try Yard, Question Box, The Veterinary. Plants Ten years have claused, ! Y‘_‘ ; icr. the child of sisted him seutialiy huma ,Parian. On the and and M irk. House- not on the field of two who held contrary, ... Flowers, Fashions Fancy death, battle, but by by comrades, up auu uui u siua ui iuc >29 he deals with the from an emi- -V M .ii o- subject K. i l! ■••• hold Features, etc. society, whose afterwards aud the under the arm-pits, and sank into a piti- j Citypnmt Tj 12 unnecessary exposme 1 com- Gild Miss. 1 ueutiy pracdeal point of view. lie tirg, 35 1 " u 2" Fakm am- lb mt is ue in the lux- Belfast, arrive. published semi-monthly, -pern criminal carelessness of their ful heap on the floor when the helping that the of superiors- i plains great powers Europe It is to with Flag station. •! giving y ■■ 24 numbers a year, is never uttered a dangerous experiment *.■ " hands were withdrawn. .Just then the are and 1 are now *om .it a mi and some are positively heart-rending. ] wasting, directly indirectly Cancer. Thedisejoe is the skill Limited ieket* for Bosom making '.'mum* -d over aOt) pages, 4 beyond ••u Branch. hundreds of millions a in from Belfa*r and all station* »-t 'i> a Steward came **ln Cod's of dollars year is with all the latest i;d 0; r»-•::iI•'• i:j:• c 11 prayerful For A Hercules, whose along. name,” of S. S. S. tin* only cure, Through rickets to all W- -t ami Norm example: young an effort to physicians. points n preserve peace by making which N that and science can v \. ■■■tt-r is each day ou her said what are these fever men because it is the only remedy west, vpi all routes, for -air ’■> 1 experience sop; name knows, raved five aud he," yellow so 'A> nobody days I themselves strong that their neighbors Belfast. <1 E< >. 1' K\ ..f its ii.it !. in its cot; enough to reach Cancer. Agent proof pop ity y and here? Out with as not goes deep Vice Pre-idem ami <«• m-r.d Manager. only in the delirium of until doing them, quick you will attack them, when this w \t. ■. nights typhoid, j expendi- V.eu enormous circ .i.rmm h ry ..v F E. Piootm nv. oul is on its for it. vmie of through agreement. being read bv m. t!:.1., a million readers, unmarked his not dis- the immune nurses ______j grave, identity yet help ni.ssia is credited with at the -'Iam- <»t The having lingo. hurried the fellows over Blood sweet back the SoSJrL covered. Anothei mother's boy—a fainting present time an active arny war strength A 700 PAGE BOOK FREE. I U in* % e blood been oi'der- «»t are ! is the only 1 faced, gentle fellow, under JO, died of long pier, down the street and across about 2, ">00,000 men. There be- (Swift’s Specific) Immediately <• Id rents \ 1 -• alone, of all the side these, the territorial reserve of some | remedy guaranteed Purely egetable. m bug i-xi'••uses km. yi.lO In all, fever, from on the wet another pier to the “suspect” building, rner- [ lung sleeping All others contain potash and 1 'mains in 2,00".000 men, anti the national militia, sc: ( hamber’s Popular Fnryrlopedla. Cuba. another ami smaller boat house, a few i of minerals. in his rain-soaked clothes. Host which case of emer- the most dangerous 1 ground ! could be employed in cury, "(10 ad l ,000 as rt the \\ blood diseased pages ork, wherein rods from >.i: Tii re the r of Books on Cane* r and of the men have the local ealentura—a hospital. po gency, 1,200,000—that is, ">,700,000 Kncvclopedia. wlii'-li lias v.-r •cm free Swift ;o.oled than fellows more dea 1 than men. A of these are needed for mailed by specific Company, to-day; swift, sharp fever which runs its course waited, alive, part Summer Season of 1898, domestic the as it Atlanta, Georgia, ••• : there is not a sol- until the boat then with two “sas- service, strengthening, contains m. less 1mm *>0,000 article', a d >e in a week or two—induced from lying in came; i I were, of the police system. But let us m nil ot thi reatt ’•vouid not down ami a fever* s/v rail's i iti:i:a. lay the with insufficient food dur- pects." yellow upse lashed assume that the trenches, i entire military strength sands .t ions that n' ,. -eg .rd »be. quest on a board, were taken to ■'I llUBBI.l IVII'.ILUll IU tl LIIH1I U1 in ing that dreadful first week in July. they Siboney. to dares, 1 daces, 1 cv- r.s oident• .ti-tir- 1 10 miles distant. A sadder 1 present that the active army id v> •: write, though The most peculiar case that has come sight hope proportions; No 1,ne at all interest!- -i. had the territorial re- weeks ago the ne- only 2o0,0u0 men, Ho not by under observation is that of a never to see than that boat-load of the delay my tall, serves L'fMj,(XX>, and the national militia Look make for a libera" w!iif the swell/ Ameri- in its sheet the i enormous in It and nights has lain most of the time in an corpse conspicuous object, saving imperial expenses. the putilishcrs. Kemeinber, a- both papers would enable hundreds of thous- ue many : 1 temporary pur- unconscious state. Nobody knows who and the living men iu their mud-stained j a full year, im bob. book, '!• :• w pi <‘o I ands of men, who now pass their time in -• over Man! I ol -2.10. 11v the he is. He came into the uniforms and slouch bay, rushing hospital I gray hats, trying and for war, j drilling preparing support- Young June ISO*, -team*- 1 '• Address all <*nlers to 24, s .and is reached a a Commencing by one hot mid-day, a week ago, dilirious to keep up brave front on their w«»y to ] ed by the taxes of their fellow-citizens, to If you want to make a good scot and "l Bangor will Iea\e‘ I *.r it become instead of City REPUBLICAN PI I>. banqueting hall, with fever, having walked from some dis- almost certain death. The same thing producers destroyers WHEN YOU GO JOURNAL CO., j of and to sustain them- impression nately: > »n he raised to ad- wealth, readily MAINF. tant in the sun. He may to any of us, tomorrow—t >- TO SEE HER. For Boston, via ( m mi ,.i ■! :b In- BELFAST, \ camp broiling spoke happen selves. If common it was Northport. by agreement ■ m-r is now land, Mondays at 3.00 n. m p [' oeeze, closely of himself as and is now known ! Two lines of a half ten “Guy” day. forgo poem I possible for the great powers of Europe to Sundays at 5.’oo j-. m. >. and double rows of that whether it | keep running through my mind; i similarly reduce their military army to F<-r Bucksport. Winterport and Bang".'. ai.> by name, though really at about 7.45 a. m. i one-tenth of their except Monday, bong the encircling to as or “given” "The wind howls heavy with ueath and present proportions— For and Hampden. Tuesdays. 1: 1 !' belongs him, family both armies and reserves—each Searsport >! ier sorrow standing days and Sundays at about 7.45 a. m. apartments have none can He spent the first name, say. To-day it is thee; may be me. tomorrow.” would be relatively as strong for war I MUST RETURNING: > and in a little ante* alternately stalkiug up aud down a dark haired Irish- purposes as it at the present time. Two night Yesterday young Women notice a man’s From Boston, Sunday at 5."" -s way daily except I are set, over which the that he was com- men who agree to tight each with his via Camden and Northport. hospital, imagining man on a cot so close beside me that of and are to From Kockland, lay arm tied behind his back would be dressing, quick at 5.t o a. m. i, a and are pre- right daily except Monday gruel a regiment, and with I with one of fan I could taste. That’s via and manding struggling sweep my keep quit as effective for defensive purposes appreciate good From Bangor, Winterj>ort Buokspmt. >t space is what makes so of our Mondays at 12 00 noon, other days, except S " unfilled, the attendants in efforts to leap over the the dies off him and each other as each would be if many j both “Guy.” This against at 2.00 i\ m. odious ten customers successful wooers. days, building verancla rail into the Toward morn- both ‘heir hands untied. Snotoim# I \«;i wii. f bay. morning the cot was empty. “What has CHAS. E. JOHNSON. Agent. Belfast. Brsixtss be equally crowded. he nto and This, as we take it, is the main propo- CALVIN AUSTIN, (len'l. Supt.. Boston. ing lapsed unconsciousness, become of the man who was here?” I Come in and seen the latest sition of the not to do ! WILLIAM H. HILL, (len'l Manager, Boston. 'P'tiu.lu’n p I this two Czar, necessarily hospital, lay for three days like one dead—jaw asked the nearest male thing in attendant. “Ask away with wrar by international arbitra- W.owolistoriluilu’i*. f k were on the rolled far back into his lying dropped, eyes me an easier one; he’s dead,” replied tion, though this might come in time— ll'.C'i MUipptJ uvii’V'-1>ai>l: I1 i. ", thanks to the Red life a not to disband the armies or even to re- Men’s Maine Coast Co, head, the only sign of faint butter- the with a at Furnishing, Navigation lnM lucsl.w Vi’l. E immune, ghastly attempt 1 with cots duce *hern to such a small fraction of y supplied ing of the pulse. Though death was mo- wit. “Yellow Jack hold of him in the Ullcr-iTJIorliiiloi. got their present size as that which we have | ierable army red tape the faithful steward Hats, Caps, PORTLAND AND BANGOR. v* Xf>W '>•>" ■>*< M mentarily expected, night; we started him off for Siboney, but named above; but to place a limit upon : ing patients into this medicine into his arm at an of then, which now ceems 3 m 31 injected regular he didn’t live to get there.” enlargement June mat to be on at a Commencing Tuesday, 28, 1808, sometimes a half- and a nour- going fearfully increasing Gloves, intervals poured few drops of Another sad, sad case is that of Captain ratio, and to what threatens to be mglit on a stretcher or ishment down his and still he lin- prevent throat; Feederle, of Akron, Ohio. A handsome the final bankruptcy of all of the great Steamer SALACIA nours in the sun at Neckwear, and Boiler gered hour by hour—no fever now, no and the of war of the world this gallant young officer, picture powers by lessening leaves Franklin wharf, Portland. Tuesdays and | Engine pier before an order of needless weakening of the pulse, no change in the robust health and beloved by everybody, expenditures. Saturdays at 0 a. m. Touching at Squirrel FOR SALE. To that such an is and Colored Rockland, raihdcn, >ort Bel- n the palace—a mile and fixed It say agreement impos- White Island, liport, rolled-up eyes expression. he came into the hospital the other fast and at r.M. A six horse ami h>•: i/"U*a! tuhula day sible is to assume that European states- llncksport. arriving BangoratT power engine, and Tlmrs- ■ mission to the a man Returning—Leave Mondays boiler, but little used, are Me red t sa! !•'.• hospit- seemed such pity—a strong-looking from headache. He said he was men are more their fears and VVE CAN Bangor suffering guided by Shirts davs ar r> a. m., making above landings. Arriving further at a «^1IU PLEASE YOU. particulars apply able, man’s chances to die and no On the fourth their than an at Portland at about »•. m. give sign. not a bit sick, but thought he would like jealousies by enlightened i:i:i.i \st a iims < k \>i i.i: v. Lands at Lewis wharf, Belfast, Tuesdays ami increased, two for the interests of the people mderfully day 1 sat beside him, holding his to lie down and rest awhile. He was regard at 3.30 tv M.; Mondays and Thursdays 28ft < oioinon St., IW-lfa»t. >lo who It should be Saturdays h ive been but three they represent. possi- at 8 a. m. warm, limp hands between both my own, a his head with cold given cot, bandaged ble, by international convention, to ar- Connections—At Squirrel Island for Boothbay ta 1 in a Harbor. Heron Island. Christmas Cove and I'ema- TRY fortnight, praying within myself that heaven would water, and presently he seemed to feel range that each nation should have an ac- TRY GRAIN-0! GRAIN-0! P. At Rockland for Yinall.au n. North Hau n at quid. are tive not a fixed Palmer, m they Dwight Maine Centra' to show Siboney send the poor soul back from the border- very comfortable. Happening to recog- army exceeding number, Me. and Stonington. At Belfast with Ask your (irocer to-day y package Masonic Temple, Belfast, with md in the nation in to hold Railroad, and on Mondays and Thursdays of nc\\ tlrink that takes rh the various field land if to as sat at question agreeing (1KAIVO, tlic |nod of shadows, only long enough nize me, I by Guy the other steamer for lslesboro and Castine. iate of 20 place of colTee. The children may drink it w ith- per day. send some message to the wife or end of the room, he sent to ask if 1 would PARKS PROM PORTLAND TO waiting out as as A who it ■ injury wail the adult. try sick men are Squirrel Island. .7b. round trip .'•l.’-*' yet mother—when a Hashed come and talk to him awhile. I •* suddenly change went, Rockland or Camden 1 .bo, •• 2."»( like it. (JllAIN-O has that rich seal brown of uder al- •• bb< (iog tents, over the countenance; first an expression and for half an hour we chatted of Ohio ...THE... Belfast... 2.oo, Mi ha of Java, 1 m T | made t r< n pure prams •* 4.b< h Bangor.2.b<», c- rain, scorched in of followed a friends ami of and the most deli* ate stomach recce it without agony, quickly by smile, | long ago camping experi- Weather j ermitt mg. o. < President. distress. 1-1 the of cotf <-e ai ! 2." euts pc hied to the marrow and theu the unclosed and looked ! enees the small lakes of the West- (.‘LIVER, price eyes among CHAS. R. Treasurer. 20 LEWIS, pad-ace. Sold by ail procers. their com- CARTERS b except by with full intelligence into mine. Holding ern Reserve. When 1 left him he was in to eat but ng beans, fast the hands, as if by that means to stay most cheerful mood, saying that he ex- ■PlTTLE <£ Co. GEO. F. E AMES, even Swan M.D..D.D.S., for those the 1 bent over him and to be sent home with his H. H. dying buttering soul, pected regiment Sibley LAMSON, wonder that JOBBKKS OK fever is said, “Guy! Tell me where you lived. 1 in a day or two. What was my horror on 1 Tiver The Nose and Throat. j, mg them; and yester- will write to your people.” He under- going next morning to the hospital, to be '**• PILLS CRAIN, Licensed Auctioneer. i; regiment, only two stood, and made a desperate effort to told that his was a pronounced case of Nlo. Newbury Street,, [ P. O. j report for duty. speak. The lips moved, but no words yellow fever, and that the boat had ADDRESS, FEED, (Near Corner of Fail field Street) lu "urs every day in the came; then the eyes turned upward again already been sent for to take him to FREEDOM, MAINE. 1 where \ mine is the un- till nothing but the whites were visible, Siboney.” Hurrying to his side I said. BOSTON, MASS. J SEEDS and i, »us part of cheering the and the half unconscious state ‘Captain, I hope you are not worried. I strange, Hours. 12 to 2. Others hours ■ TO COW BOYS AND BICYCLERS itting awhile with this returned. But he was not altogether in- have had yellow fever, and you can see SICK HEADACHE GROCERIES. by appointment only. October. that man, feeding an- sensible. He moved himself to the edge how well and strong I am.” He replied Positively cured by these of Salt. ist»7—ly45_ Importers All persons are hereby forbidden driving cows mne letters for as close to me as and am I shall Iattle Pills. or the side- il others, of the cot, possible “Mrs. Ward, I not worried; ealers in the finest quality of or other animals riding bicycles upon iv, walks of the city of Belfast. The laws in rela- * 'v as as held his hands remained I wrould also relieve from unimportant things long I pull through, please God. But They Distress Dyspepsia, tion tothese offences will be rigidly enforced. and Great WM. H. SANBORN, Marshal. e Indigestion Too A ■ City -y nurses have no time, quiet, but the instant I laid his hands like to write to my wife and children.” Hearty Eating. per- Anthracite and Bargain. Belfast, July lb, 18b8.-tf2« fect for Drowsi- p Fine farm in two miles from n;«, Wheeler says—are upon his breast and cried to move away, Quickly procuring pencil and paper, I remedy Dizziness, Nausea, Northport, Camp ^ Bad 135 acres land, nice t useful his ness, Taste in the Mouth, Coated Blacksmith LO&lS ■ Ground, buildings, large than arms Tongue 1 medicine. his beat the air like wind-mills and awaited his dictation. He closed eyes up Pain in the TORPID orchards, 350 bbls. apples last year. #Good soil, TO LET. ,en are see if there Side, LIVER. They very considerate, a fearful came into his face. a moment, so that none should 3yORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. water. W ill be sold low and on ii!._1 expression the Bowels. never failing very fir nurses to full Regulate Purely Vegetable. are constantly on So there I sat till dark—and still he made were tears in them, and waited get easy terms. 40tf The store in Johnson Block formerly occupied a voice that Small 33, 35, 37 Front St., Belfast, Me. & to Ht(| tbeir best to meet a no sign. Then it was impossible to stay command of himself; then in Pill. small Dose M. C. HILL, by H. H. Johnson Co. Apply 'n,«nils. loved Miller C. O. POOH Of course there are longer, because imperative duties awaited | never faltered, he dictated, “To my Small Price. TELEPHONE 4-2. ltf 39 St., Belfast. time and bad well Obituary. The Hampden society house has been well industry already nigh Your friends may smile THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL this the Pacific States filled during the season. It was opened brought result,—but Edith L., daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. June 17th Mrs. L. E. are nearer to the rest of the Union than But that tired feeling by Emerson aud M. * * ESTABLISHED 1826 BY * H. Forbes, died iu Brooks, Aug. 24th, aged * SEPTEMBER 8, lSt>8. R. and 50 have over BELFAST, THURSDAY, ever were and the mid- Sparrow, stopped there they before, great 22 years and 11 months. The deceased was Means It danger. night, and many others for the day. The dle West is no longer estranged from the a graduate of the Maine Central Institute, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY THE house will be kept open until about Sept. TIMOTHY seaboard. We can work out our own class of and was a brilliant student. Indicates impoverished CHASE ’96, 15th. Journal Pub. Co. problems and build our own future with a Her ambition and habits of intense applica- And blood. Republican impure New arrivals are quite numerous the past steadier purpose. This consciousness is tion to study during her seminary course This few The are all from Cen- overtaxed a constitution condition may days. following CHARLES A 1'ILSBLRY, the keener because of the increased re- naturally delicate, ) tre Montville: Mrs. Eliza Beau. BusS°S,SSager aud after it was evi- Voluey that other nations have for us.” graduation painfully Lead to serious illness. spect and son, Chas. Howard and dent to her friends that her health was Thompson wife, E. B. Bean aud wife and Master Clifford, CHASE &D0AK. At last the 1897 The War Department may not have steadily declining. the progress It should be promptly Mark Al. Conner and J. 1| Messer, wife, J. been as efficient as it should have beep, of the disease was rapid, aud after a short Overcome by taking Clements, wife and son. On this th» first anniversary of the firm ire wish t,,, in and but severe illness she painlessly fell asleep. equipping, feeding moving troops: our thanks to the their kind She was converted under the ministrations of W. S. and Miss M. H. Roberts have their pub'ic for patronage, but it cannot be held for the Hood’s responsible Sarsaparilla, assure them that we shall continue our Rev. Mr. Whitcomb aud was a member of the new cottage at North Shore well advanced. business ii)„,t, effects of a climate in midsum- tropical of Which and The is one aud a half stories same basis FAIR DEALING. HONEST Free Baptist church Pittsfield and promi- purifies building 24x."5, of GOO/is ,, mer on men reared in the North. The and roof. It will be all nent in church and Christian Endeavor Enriches the blood, hip shingled over, the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, as in the past wonder is that so only many have escaped work. Much sympathy is expressed for the stained red, with green roof and white as the maintain our reputation LEADING .1E H I'l f i;, ills which the best of care cannot wholly afflicted family iu their great bereavement. St rengthens the nerves, trimmings. It will he sheathed inside with iu aud amiable iu hard aud the floors will be of hard avert. The summer in Florida has been Attractive person dispo- Tones the pine 25 Main attendance at her funeral stomach, wood. It will be for water and fitted Street, Belfast. the hottest for 2"» years, and the strain sition, the large piped and the Moral tributes from many an with all the available conveniences. H. S. upon northern.constitutions was natural- profuse Creates appetite, friends testified to the esteem iu which she Baker of Somerville, Mass., is the architect. ly very great. In Cuba, as all know, sum- And builds up, was held by all who knew her. Among The cottage will be finished this fall but mer is the sickly season, and fevers of va- those who sent Mowers were the following; and vitalizes will not be occupied until next season. rious the dreaded Energizes kinds, including yellow Pillow from M. C. I classmates of ATTRACTIVE ’96; cross, whole The hot weather in the cities drove large fever, lie in wait for the unacclimated. Mr. The system. REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. “At Rest,’’ ami Mrs. J. Bushfield, Hav- numbers to the sea shore last week and Some of the harshest critics of the War Mass.; wreath in and Be sure to erhill, heliotrope get Northport received her share. A large Goods, coupled with attractive prices is a combinative FOR are those who shrieked the white class of and white GOVERNOR, Department colors, bouquet pink — Only Hood’s/ number of cottages are still open ami since able. With us they go HA.TVI> IN W A loudest for war, when war have carnations and white asters, Louis Glidden; might the first exodus at the close of the camp- LLEWELLYN POWERS been averted and the main bouquet of sweet peas, Nellie Leighton; point gained N0RTHP0R1 NEWS. meeting there has been little if any de- CHILDREN’S OF HOULTON wreath with white cross and of the wise of President bouquet crease in the number of by statesmanship people here. The HA IS, CAPS, SKIRTS. HOSE and HANDk, sweet Mrs. E. G. Roberts aud Mrs. E. Mr. G. E. to now now be- peas, and Mrs. Tufts returned their has sold a number of lots McKinley. Possibly they Society cottage ( FOR MEMBER of C. Holbrook; of white home in last week. CONGRESS. to bouquet carnations, Malden, Mass., the past week, some of which will he built LADIES’ gin realize the truth of Gen. Sherman's H SIDE COMBS Jennie Snow ; pillow, Mrs. A. E. Dow ; pil- HATS, HOSE, AIRPINS, sententious “War is hell.” Mrs. Frank Herrick and children have upon next season. The season of ’OS has EDWIN C, BURLEIGH saying, of Mae Miller and Mae Me- ETTES. UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, ULO\ l low, petunias, gone to Bangor to remain for some time. been a profitable one and the outlook for OF AUGUSTA. Taggart; bouquet of white gladiolus and the and FURNISHINGS. The article from the Boston Herald on Mrs. Anna Knowlton of Saugus. Mass., is future is excellent. sweet peas, Mabel Rose; wreath aud bou- “The Czar’s on the her Mr. and Mrs. The Water Work4* have Proposal,' printed visiting parents, Joseph Northport fully TOWELS,7 U U.lMi (lil NO NOMINATIONS. quet, Mrs. L'iola Ford; cut Mowers, Olive SMALL WARES, VARNS, WORSTED" t :.d page, will be found at this Lane. met the expectations of their builders and interesting sou, Bert Kate and Francena Pay Payson, There are HONS, DRESS LININGS, DRESSMAKER-> FOR SENA 1 ■ »R, and is Mrs. Donovan and sou returned 10 patrons. 75 takers, and all have time, supplemented by the follow- Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Annie Godding, Leathers, Harding, been AI BEK 1 I’EIRC'E.Frankfort. last after a visit fully supplied. At the close of the FANCA DRV GOODS. ing facts and figures: The cost of tLe Laura Wentworth, Miss Forbes and Nora Lynn Friday very pleasant in FOR SHERI 1 F. of several weeks. campmeeting the water the reservoir was SI Of It armies of the different powers varies very Forbes ALL NE\\ EOB l-'M.I. sAM l 1.1.0 NORTON.Belfast. t> feec deep, and as soon as the extraordinary widely. Russia leads the line with an an- Mr. Arthur Packard returned to Middle- drain on the water H i: RE,,Hi HR OF DEEDS, First supply'ceased the began nual expenditure of *154,500,000, and The funeral of Ivra Heal of the boro, Mass., last Saturday after a very en- <-F.oKi.l-. I M( t KILLls Belfast. to increase. Late in the spring F. K. Pres- Maine Infantry, who died Aug. 28th at the visit to his Mr. and Mrs. R. Germany comes next with joyable parents, ■ *155,003,000. cott, the sowed some duver L 103-105 < WELLS 1 'K CLERK 5 CRTS, Maine General in Portland, was superintendent, CO., Main Hospital A. Packard. S France is a close third with lii l.sliA WAl'UN..Belfast *150,000,000. held at the church in Centre Liucolnville ou the clay embankment around the reser- Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Packard attended the These are the j otters whose land voir, and a so O.i N T \ A <-RNEV only j 31st. There got remarkably good catch, Freedom The Fret-, Wednesday afternoon, Aug. reunton in last Family Reunions. forces cost over a Boynton family Liberty that the station on the hill now a ; 1 KY Bo\Yl)EN.W lnterj- rt. *100,000,000 year. was a very 1 trge attendance and more than presents ed its fall term Tuesda\ -• The£ report a tine time and Croat Britain Thursday. neat Dwellers on the '•• ■ ranks fourth with followed the to its last very appearance. t inue twelve weeks r.i i. n v <♦ hsi< -n fr, *00,CHX),- •ifty carriages body their visit. Til*.- Weutworth reunion will he heid at greatly enjoyed Ground can themselves V- il Oi'(i. and Austria fifth, with in The Camp congratulate Willard \V Rah. p; LI AM A. BKAGt..Liucolnville **0,500,000. esting place Youngtown cemetery. ihe residence of F A. Crabtree, South Hope, Our summer boarders are fast disappear- on their water supply. 111 < Sons of ami Good Pre. O 1: M V KF REL. Italy biings up the rear with *5:;.450,01 0, Veterans, Grangers Temp- sept. 14th. If stormy, tin- next fair day. 'dgkiiis, eptres*. ing, and in a few days more the Cove will re- F K i: 1 \ SMALL. ., of which, the deceased was a School; Miss SV BeMa.-t. a which, about one- .ars, member, AT connected to the Wentworths are ror- Margarei charge though only sume its old-time to quietness patiently nit. r g ! -I > H 1 ■ were as bodies, the former as Departli -mdel LI N A Fn 1. H-.A I R1 third is as that sustained Russia, present acting Yachts and Boats .1 i ill 1 invited. Cral dree. Secretary. large by await the eoining of another season. iy [Hattie .VKLVII.I.E C. HI1.L .Belfast. bearers and guard of honor. The services L Sepheiis Sub l’r is harder to hear than the Tie *bxth annual reunion of the K(.E K BRYANT. Kn. undoubtedly Miss Martha Pendleton and her brother IMlsbury Maine i1/ were conducted by Rev. J. M. Leighton of The steam yacht Idal-tie with .>w Department, wai load laid the broader shoulders will be h. Id in Newb: ryp >rt, Mass i. Li 1.. SLR ATT.lalernio. upon John left for Boston last where family D a attendun .\ Belfast. The doral ofTeritigs were very Friday, er Mr. A. H. A Groeschuer an i 1: mis .a. good •-1EBY N 1 UNKER.. .L'.,.i„ u of the Muscovite we l-"> The i- The figures will reside until next Master Thursday, Sept Pillsbiiry gene s tli m ■ people. numerou-. they June. hoard, was at last Sat uni pupi at tlie last 1 Bangor ty Li NT A i; LAW SON.M-ac av< !'.- !ogv will be ready \ K L lMsbury Charles- g;von foot up -s' T'o.Oi 'i. That is ! John will enter the Boston High school this obtained in the vi! u ■ A 1 N < K }- R SON A 4“ f"Ot built at K kt rt ■ S’\i»i The funeral of H. his yacht by :own, S< e. tary ti« ■.Pcmho.p- burden, tailing as it,does, ! Walter West at late w et-k. terms iml a ; u j,•. Will Ci o k f< Charles Joy < f C;ra i.-u. md home on street. was of Drinkwater *• in tin main, countries where the! High Friday forenoon, Tlie descendants Mnajih tag.* of Tee 1 i11<-: 1:i.> 1 1 1*0: derive its mime from | upon Mrs. A F R;well went to Boston last named Lizzie J v. was laumh.-d I mt week. Midway attended. Rev. J. M. offi- _M at Tie labe'i ami cost a huge y Leighton Inddan miormal reiurnSTpt the a idem j 1 11U rs earning." the of bare the best in re- week t" consult physicians Frank 11 has .•'Mid ! m i- ciated, and companions from his commaud- Hoag f Matthew Dr kwater of > itum : lining is * ui on a very narrow (’ongreg ur- scale, and, gard to her health, which of late has been Clara to F II and S"U ot W ery acted as hearers. The floral tributes C**lby tt^rt-wn, The affair was preliminary p- forming an as- Served tl.f Jo: u UiU.Vi TDe Lad more than their is too often 111.>ls Dave indeed, puite invisible. very poor It is Imped she will return great- Mass. 1'he b,.at has been and will were many and beautiful and included a srripm*d sociation of the Driukwate: family About tn'ii Tin- la us>- -f w .- i■ • her visit tl;. days this season—tlie lion's ly benefited by be hauled out here for the winter column of tuberoses and pinks from Bangor were A elam l ake b.-l.l n deci-rat'-d w 1* 1 !. rn-, p It is a ": ii maitti to vote fifty present. in i n t. pie a straight share, of Elks; a moutnl of and roses I1 a:id w !,:*»■ u. ! Lodge pinks Tlie fab term of the Henrietta White Jortu Rankin, Arthur H..m- i A. 1. the shore and a very day was 'wers, but deviation is to enjoyable ticket, uy liable lead Baeheld.er have arrivett home after two from Palestine : mouud of sc 1 ool a week and it is was to a r. nan, elnsivelv u t i•t : .tl 1 Commandery began ago Monday, spent It decided hoi! to ■ rrors v whicl; m tv works' cruise m the owned The rail to state lew wid- you lose roses yacht Huriet, ] apeis many your asters, pinks and from Dr. G. (. Kil- to know that A. D. ie. took pla th'- titer' very gratifying Hayes of Mr. Rankin. touched it and form an association at the sane- fraud] ise. by They rvery \vs c. Mil u the death of President \\ ood- a marked “Rest" from the is a and a >d s.. am gore: pillow Belfast master, which is positive guar- port betweeu Bangor ami this pla ami n-xt y ear nig g.>• was widow; a cross of and roses from very pleasant trip !.y tli. it ed manv fr hi; 1 mtf of the Mormon ehurch. pinks antee that tin* superintendent will be able enjoyed * people Star. Tlie annual reui no; of he Mixer far; y W. N B. [R<*ckland to W aldo Good MacLellan of Philadelphia, bas- to a most successful term when the part; "pate 11. rt.« Templars. report was held at Silver Harvest Crann. Hall. ket of in' of Sir Thomas for the < ! Hid tl- Farm and Home flowers from Mrs. M. R. lvnowlton, proper Tim comes. challenge Lipt. lodge Mrs. Flora and Mrs. J. 1). a the America's cup was bd the mean t> “t lie of Dex- Dodge Fraser; accept»-d Sept. only surviving >ay. tlnilliug village convene in Jackson next Some time Sunday night a sneak thief vited guests attending The day was due. Saturday, Sept. basket of and white sweet peas from by the committee representing the New ■hureh, was into -dm ed "i purple The hall was beautiful decorated with ^ :f ter*" the thriving village? 10th, will be a \ery interesting one. The entered the enclosure containing the plum iy Mrs. C. H. white and violet York Yacht Club. The length of the 1 a a most forcible and Field; sweet, the taste f the session will open at c0 a. in., and trees of Mr. Henry Pendleton by destroy- (lowers, showing exquisite during peas from Mrs. J. H. Howes; basket of lilies, challenging boat was given as so feet, six reviewed the t• 1 ■ >r\ An exih. vine an ar-’ the forenoon the v. ing the of tlie gate and generously committee on arrangements The foretn oi recently published regular business ill be hinges inches—the named for a asters and sweet peas from Mrs. Joseph largest yet single- with much feeling here and invited t- the where foi a n.a-T easv appointing committees; report of credential ing is getting be ouite common dinning room, enough—follow Dewey. A. S. Faliy ; basket of mixed flowers from A race took between during the earl> and in will be lively place Saturday mom old with astonish im-nt at t committee; district re- before long an example they ga/.ed conferring degree; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. white probably the steamer SaJacia am! the steam yacht the church's existence The >iL>‘one tinlu-i has made its Knight; pinks over-laden but so, u remembered they ap- port.- -f the officers: reports of matle :>f the suspected ones. Malay. The Saiaeia got a start on the yacht, tables, committees; from Mrs. S. B. Cuuningham; white members was tle-i. a 1 pinks but before had sailed far tiie was had their with them and like Iran- >ers and has r< b* 's rend and referred ; miscellaneous busi- they yacht appetites from F. O. Smith; sweet and Herrick reunion occurred in Sarah I- Per Icy, ami peas pinks' The family the lead. [Rockland Star. wolves devoured thr t mist'- Dived a voiim welcome fiom the family i.< s ; reading r= cords c«f session; closing. In gry goodies busy from Mrs. H. I- Woodcock; purple and at the residence of Mr. The is owned Dr. C (> it'll active am: pas* the afternoon Monday Joseph Malay by Weld, wives had prepared. After dinner the party pan. i there will be a public temper- frying white sweet peas from Mrs. John Stephen- Herrick on Beech Hill. There was quite a who has a summer residence on Iron Point. unable tv* be present. Fi : anee meeting, wl ii h will be called to order were. photographed on the green At p. m. son and white sweet from Mrs but familiar faces \ for tl ■ candidates of pink peas large attendance, many North Haven, and is new this season. to ote next Monday at 1.1*0 and •-nsisr f the following, sub- we were again railed to order listen to re- .1 »hn Dolb'lT; from Miss Mildred who urg heliotrope ; were missing were present last year. W. E. has his sp->ke brietly, ng ; the party Tat rescued Waldo county from a 't tn changes< Page exchanged sloop yacht marks «.f greeting by different numbers. Slater. it was a occasion and a of r Nevertheless, joyful with Eaton Bros, of The on entertainment then necessity poseSMiig debt and gave it a handsome balance on Binging, Male Ralj'li Little Deer Isie committee pin Quartette consecration that ha i n Travel, grand good time was had. Everything for ..f the right side of the ledger. Rev F S 1 >«*1 iitT Mary A v\ lie of Martin \ Greer, died at j their sloop Maine. The Ralph was built ■vented an interesting program, consisting Address of W uvme A. F. Warren off finely The weather was warm and effort in the past. Air i.er home in Morrill »ij passed S. B Holt in the winter of is;*5-G, and vocal and instrumental music,recitations and E. Aug. 11th, aged by Jiesj'opse. M-s T Brackett was out Rev Mel delightful ; therefore everybody of Aft r which a' n as.-oi t. hymn Hugh General Humidity is a foe more to be Song, Julia Morton years, 11 months and 11 days She had was first called the Katherine. The Maine dialogues. j and as was a rc id a most Recitation. doors, mole Joe’s dooryard a bo and old men their rm-unni- interesting dread' 1 thai the whole Spanish arms. Myrtle Peavey ; n.any friends and will be greatly missed in is stall nth, roomy boat feet long and 11 ilanre, forgot Instrumenta music. Ann e ! one it room for all T iking for his subj- t I Hadley the She was a kind spacious afforded ample beam. Mr. is new wash-boards tism while flirting with the prett. gir m tt •: We do not include the navy, as | community hearted Rage adding Spain Declamation, P. 1 M ss Drat F W.t- Henry Boody ; and was more comfortable than a i a mother and wife. present and a few other many a proud mother's fart !:gldi r, a S-ng. Frank Trainor neighbor, loving Be- making improvements. no longer has navy. | manm-r < f 1 1: citation. Brown sides her husband she leaves six children: crowded house with a temperature of nearly smile us she wate hed the graeel u 1 '.gun J pleasing Emily Yacht Sigdrifa stopped one night in Pul- church her st a\ Mr. 80 during is not we and Mis. E L Bartlett in the shade. Notwithstanding the heat, lu-r U and fro Tim nest f-agasta sagacious, fi-ti He Mrs. Ben j Haviland of New Haven, Ct.: Harbor ou the home to Ymalhaven daughter gliding been engaged hv : F‘ ‘tali' u, Austin Stevens pit way ing Mr. Greer of West it was a gay and bveiy throng and they reunion will be held at the same ire a series of spema 1 m- the war is still on and this > mereh Declamation. John Act'-c, Mass Mrs. from Belfast. She had on hoard Le- p Sept, says A F Warren Captain j of “Blest he ti.. i as it would 1 T* .ark,. Monroe of made the best of it, be another INI ip. All descendants f G- mg. ami Mm singing < F S. Dolliff Elbert and r, an armistice for the negotiation of ]>ea« Rev. Searsport. Charlie, ruy Coombs and wife ami son Harry, and to tie* (i A would all meet So adjourned Mrs. J H. Boody Hiram and Nellie of Morrill to mourn their year before they again. Mixer are invited. K. M.. bt to a few | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coombs and jG bountiful supper was It nci) nt'f.osary bombard Ad iress. Rt F \ Stevens. G Counselor daughter the time was fully occupied in renewing old that .1 loss. She leaves two B The hail been on a proved happy « > b. a Singing, brothers—Joseph Avu. party Span mb nit-sf ing Sagasta to ealix- Male Quartette yachting The fifth anuual reunion of the Herrick most and of Waldo and Charles of friendships, and making new ones, and like helpful imj Belfast of Payson Payson cruise of several and had visited at "f souse > t w 1 -.re he is at. Fudge Good Templars have re- days family was 1 eld Sept. l>-ps. the boim lugs ever held in Fra-.-.'; ing Knox—three all family reunions,this one, too, was a most * uued sisters—Mrs. Peter Welch of Islesbi.ro. Belfast and Camden. meetings again after a short vacation. Northport, J. F. Herrick, Northport. The day w i- Mrs. of gratifying success. It was the unanimous A I'o) turl man, v. H 'teen there" At the Belfast, Emily Peabody Portland. meeting Monday evening, Forest the Annie E. and about sixty of 11 .- relatives Eliza Clements desire of al. that might he to Friday night sloop yacht pleasant i: Mrs. of New Hampshire— they spared sage I > u’!ii:lniiis a r. interview v : t Ji this !>b;ns, Fodg" Deputy, assisted by Fred Spencer was anchored in the east branch of and friemls of thefam.m met to exeuang.- and two grandchildren, Bertha Haviland meet again next year. May this prayer he Maine Coast N;: r -nui.r. “If people worked as iiar«l at i'endieton and Annie Sliute as marshals, in- the river near Yerona bridge. During the greetings and enjoy the day. Just prevn. :s and Ruby Greer. She took great enjoyment realized, is our most sincere wish. home as do in t i at stalled the following officers: Chief Tem- night she drifted under the bridge and be- to the auuouneement "f dinner F. Blodgett tliey country, they in having the grandchildren spend the sum- Afc'L T. H vice What next? election next Mon- in in PORTLAND won d more plar, Fernahl; templar, Lillian Why day came caught some way. Her bowsprit of Belfast photographed the entire party .tiniy have gold at home mers with her. The funeral took at place ami it is desired that Spinney; secretary, Flora Webber; financial day, earnestly every was broken off and she was partially tilled a group. Three tables were spread in a iurge than would and in Alaska.” late home Mrs. < oimnencim: >luiul they her Aug. 14tli, Wentworth turn out and secretary, Lora Maxcy; treasurer, Mrs. E. Republican voter will keep with water and quite badly damaged. The room with a bountiful dinner and lovei\ officiating. Kind friends did all that could L. this town iu where it Mention was made last week of the as- Brackett; haplain, Mrs. Filliau Pendle- the Republican ranks, yacht is a tiue one and is owned by Capt. T. flowers. After dinner the meeting was be done in her last hours of sickness. The SA AC marshal and the same time roll a Steamer of Galen C. Moses of Bath. ton; Gerald W. Howard; Guard, belongs, at up good M. Nicholson, F. W. Hancock and J. R. ed to order and the report >f the previous signment dowers w ere many and beautiful. Elijah Howard; deputy marshal, Lana Pen- majority for our representative to the Legis- Emery of Bueksport. reunion read by the secretary. Tin- fliv- loaves Franklin wharf, r There is a sequel. Tile failure of Mr. Saturdays ar •' 1 dleton ; chief N. Bunker of chosen for ensu- past templar, Addison Pendle- The funeral of George W. Cottrell was lature, Capt. Emery Islesboro, ing officers were then the < aimli ii. IU It :i-t Moses was due, in part at least, to Fritz ton. bis a well to this ItaiujiM at 7 r. m. held at late residence on North port- gentleman qualified represent Pier, R. I Sept, o The year: President, George Herrick, Belfast, Ji. Twitchell, who is an embezzler to the Narragansett Returning -Leave- P»ai.;. class at this winter—a hon- Lewiston was last f> \. a avenue last Friday afternoon and was very Augusta clean, steamer which wrecked 1st Vice Pres., Emery Cottrell, Belfast; i days at m .. making amount of or more. Mr. Twitch- Transfers in Keal Estate. while soldiers of the Ninth at Portland it a' at $*>0,000 of orable man, who stands high in the estima- night transporting s,-. largely attended, mauy the business men Vice Pres., Emery Griffin, Northport wha: Massachusetts regiment and a number of Lauds at Lewis el’ is a member of Governor Powers’ coun- of the There tion of his towusmen. His is im- Bdhn- M city being present. was a pro- popularity from Moutauk Point to Boston lies retary, Mrs. Lucy A Herrick, Belfast; Saturdays at m. The transfers in regulars s V. cil and has for been one of Bath’s following real estate were mense in the where he as at 3! years fusion of dowers, and one room was community lives, in about ten feet of water inside the Mrs. Belfast: ■ special- just Treas., Hannah Wilson, < imiici't ion- V 1 recorded in Waldo of County Registry well as his and affable cove off Poiut Judith and within the t:, most prominent men. He is in poor ly decorated in memory of Ins daughter elsewhere; genial Chap., Mrs. Helen Herrick. Northport; N"i til Hawn Deeds for the week 7, 1898: breakwater. It is thought the steamer can Man <• < 'em ra: Rar :• > a 1 health and it is said will not be ending Sept. Adelle, who died in 1873. Beautiful dowers ways always attract strangers as well as Ex.-Committee. Mrs. 11. T Herrick, Helen prosecut- Annie New be floated. t a i;i> i;on t • Harley, Castle. N. B., to Susan and there seems to be a desire ed. stood in vases upon the piano and wreaths friends, great Herrick, Nellie Farnham. After the busi- A. land Rockland or ( umden 1 Mansur, Monroe; and buildings in on the of his Democratic friends iu his hung at each side, while on the music rack part ness meeting an interesting program was Belfast Monroe. David is Scull, Overbrook, Pa., to town to him a very Baudot' Farm and Home says: “A clean fair was a sheet of her favorite music. Very give complimentary rendered ami enjoyed by the company Weather Geo Saltonstall, Boston; land in Islesboro. were vote therefore with a good strong pull from are due J. F. Herri. k and a source of pleasure and instruction to touching and impressive remarks made A Many thanks to ; Benj. Miller, Belfast, Leslie Miller, do.; the there seems no reason ( HAS R. LIU IS. Troa- bv Rev. J. M. The bearers were Republicans why Fleshy for the manner of entertain- as well a.-, old; a nasty fair may Leighton. family kindly young land and in Belfast. Rachael W. buildings Islesboro should not give a larger majority The reunion w 11 the character, it not ruin the L. T. Shales, N. E. Keen, Robert Burgess ing the company. next blight lives, Keene. Stockton Springs, to W. D. than she did two for Mr Hurd. Coose, and C. B. Hall. years ago be held 5, 1SPP, at tin- home of George of a and Have we Sept. many boy girl.' do.; land and buildings in Stockton Springs. We so, for it is wide-awake, Consumptive hope hustling Herrick, Belfast. “nasty” fairs? One in this fetate has been Chas. Megquier, Corinth, to Wm. H. Dr. W C Libby, Master of Plneuix Lodge business men that are wanted; not one that Bray, Did ever see one? a you The Boynton family reunion was m i raided by the police; but the ctfenders Belfast; laud and buildings in Northport. of Masons, received notice Saturday "f the will sleep all the way to Augusta and back. Did you ever hear of one ? I Marshall's shore in Liberty, Sep*. 1st. About moved to fresh fields and the dis- Win. A. Whitney, Boston, to Francis M. death at Iloultou of George \Y. Purrington So be sure that your Bunkers are loaded GRAY’S B U°sYnV simply Most not. Con- two hundred were ami it land in of tliat Mr. Purrington was a votes certainly people present and School of Short" features were nois- Caldwell, Philadelphia; Northport. place. carriage with Republican and the victory will gusting Midway again is a disease that was a very <•■ccasum. It s< uv- .v DIG. Eli L. Carter, Winterport, to Lewis E. wood-worker, and for several years worked be won. sumption enjoyable TAUGHT T0 DO BY i' ily conspicuous. since the members ! r > ekn'I) 1 ■ 'it Fi: r land and in Winter- in this He was au active member in invariably causes loss of seems one year White, do.; buildings city NORTHP"RT (AMP GROUND. met on this but the A'idrrss FRANK L. GR port. Weltlia Plummer, to a member of Pine nix flesh. family ground, changing Messrs. K. F. Hansob and F. I. Wilson Winterport, Freemasonry, Lodge, Will Price closed Ids “bean hole” and us it is true, ami that we Lewis E. White; land and in Corinthian Arch and If are in seasons inform of tliis were in Rockland and buildings Royal Chapter King broke you light weight, city recently camp Monday. mile stone m the Winterport. E. L Rowell, Montville, to Solomon been Master of the even if is have reached another furnished the of that with Council, having your cough only Opinion city Alfred H. do. George W. Whitney and wife of Bangor course of human events. Some wl met Crockett, land in Montville. latter body A Masonic funeral was beid in a slight one, you should their views of the situation. < political F. arrived at their cottage Tuesday with us on this shore last year have rossed ill Howard to [ Douglas, Montville, Pliebe A. Houlton and brethren from that city accom- take of Waldo Mr. Wilson certainly us t lii Speaking county, Gilclirest, laud in Montville. Ira Several lots of land have been sold the border while others joined do.; M. panied the remains to Bangor, where they lately A lirst-rlass pan is said that “the popular tide plainly in to Annie E. W. Chi- ! and are to be buiit in the their places. The forenoon was take: up in Cobe, Chicago, Cobe, were met by John F. Smalley of Phoenix cottages spring. once. the direction of and that the cago; land in Frank H. Skin- Scott’s Emuslion social chat and greetings. The following Democracy;” Northport. who went to Levant, the of ili- J. Warren and. wife of Somerville, H.-lfii-r. s. i t s, IS'.IS Lodge, place Bailey towns in and out of the State wen repre- here “have had all the ner, Corinth, to Annie E. W. land in of cod liver oil with people apparently Cobe; ter unent Mass., are stopping at Brown's for a few hypo- sented; Liberty, Washington. Palermo. •• IA McKinley prosperity they want.” We Northport. days. phosphites. No remedy I’uity, Knox, Slontville, Appleton, V STRICE Mrs. Sarah E. Dutton died at her home on is such a port, Wald boro, China, Augusta, Bridge- venture the prediction that next Monday’s of arrived perfect prevent- Concerning Local Industries. Cedar street at the A. H. Chick and family Bangor water, Mass, Boston and Central Falls, Monday afternoon, age to Just election returns will tell a different are at their on ive consumption. R. I The oldest member was quite of 76 and 2 months. Mrs. Dutton was Tuesday and stopping cottage present years moment throat Mr. of Montville, who * Mr. Hanson still to the free street. the your Hartley Boynton Cider V i?! story. clings The lime and kilns near Turtle horn in and her maiden name was Maple quarries Belfast, was IK) years old. The officers elmsen silver and that in the begins to weaken and you fallacy says neighbor- Head, Islesboro, are doing a tiue business Torrey. She was the widow of William H. Mrs. M. Turner and father, H. Thompson for the year were Will. L. Boynton, Presi- KOK I’ICKI find are Vice President 1 of of values has been this and the of rock im- of are at the Walls cot- you losing flesh, dent; Preston Boynton, l^>od $05,000,000 season, quality the* Dutton of this city, and had been an invalid j Searsmont, stopping A. A. 1 v to it. and secretary; R. A. Packard, treasurer HOW the stand- as the increases. There are was for a few weeks. you should begin take wiped out in Chicago by gold proves depth from paralysis for many years. She the tage committee on resolutions, Preston Boynton, And no other ard; and that, “Many of the prominent now two kilns and three more will he built last of her father’s family of ten sons and C. B. Brown and daughters of Bangor have remedy R. A. Packard, Albert Waterman, Sarah Worth ; committee on as soon as Those now one has cured so cases Leufest, Geo. arrange- men be who were for the possible. working daughters. She leaves daughter, returned and will stop while repairs are be- many met, earnestly ments, Preston Boynton, F./ra A. Boynton, turn out from GO to barrels of lime this The 70 per Mrs. James S Harrimau of city. made on their of consumption. Unless Fauna Girls Wanta gold standard two years ago, now de- ing cottage. Hannah Jackson, Sarah Leufest, each. to day Two cargoes were shipped funeral was held yesterday, Wednesday, you are far advanced with Waterman. Four of the members were re- At I IIOMI SON A nounce itas robbery.” Sbo! The post office was closed here Tuesday New York last week. name of the port! il as having died since last year, vi/ The afternoon, Rev. J. M. Leighton ofticitaing. this disease, Scott’s Emul- Dan »• night, and mail addressed to the Camp Robert Boynton, Alice Jar kson, Lucv Boyn- | A and able article on “The End company which operates the kilns has been will hold in- timely Private Charles P. Freeman of Camden Ground will be sent to East Northport. sion every ton and Myrtie Boynton. The exercises in changed to the Maine Lime Co., and the the afternoon were First of the War and After” is a feature of the died at the hospital in Portland, Saturday & Hill’s store closed ducement to you for a very interesting. Haney yesterday. followed a place has been named Rocklime. moruing, from typhoid fever. He was a all joined in singing America, by Atlantic. The writer says: of who was cure. hv Bradstreet ; address of wel- September member of Co. and was 20 years of age. Mr. G. F. Danforth Bangor, perfect prayer Chas. N, All so<\ and were a mass Druggists, $i. come in Mrs. Sarah Leufest; song ‘Four months ago we great Dropsy and Heart Disease. A great The disease was contracted at Camp Thom- laudlord of the Northport Hotel last year, Scott Detroit-Charles H. Black of this week will be given ; church prayer meet- department. f >re the sun weut and ft C. Boys' Everything down, Soi throughout the w. rhl. Potter D. Corp.. Sole Chelsea, Mass., bought a of team It is a see the at 7 15. large pair sight to the barrels of cucumbers Props.. Boston. Uow to Cure Worst Eczema," tree. ing f.iied at that time were beau- marked in horses inSwanville Monday. to the Boston boat. plain figures, and going One shipper re- Services at the Methodist Episcopal church Thomas H. Marshall Relief had a marked to another the other will be as Corps afternoon that Sunday, Sept. 11th, follows: Ser- the reduction to hold on uew sign from the paint shop Wedding; Bells. i good very successful supper at Memorial Hall last he had picked a dump-cart full of cucumbers mon by the pastor at 10.45 a. m.; Sunday v Stevens was put over Chase & that Saturday evening. Every detail was nice- morning. A barrel contains about 9,000 school at 12 m ; Junior League meeting at bargains in stock as well as •\ store last week. It has An ly arranged, every viand ou the tables of pickling cucumbers. Plumkr Southworth unusually 4 ;>0 p. m.; Epworth League meeting at 0 15, et-ters, old Roman style capi- was nice, and all was served. About Board pretty and pleasaut home wedding occurred Miss Nettie The nicely The’ of Registration is now in leader, Follett; topic, regular goods. k ground, and is surmounted ses- at the 75 guests partook of the and all con- sion Sept. 1st in Thomaston home of the Laborers in the Matt. 20: 1-10: supper adding names to the lists Vineyard, work with a watch in the voting of the Asa gratulated the ladies on the affair. bride, the only daughter late and prayer service at 7.15. aud making ward chauges. A voter's resi- Song Prayer Southworth of Belfast. The contracting at 7.15. The New England Magazine for dence on April 1st fixes his ward meeting Tuesday evening Class Septem- for the H. was in last week in his parties wer. Dr. Herbert Plumer of Un- meeting evening at 7.15. WILLIAM A. port ber contains an illustrated article on “Fire next year, but three mouths Thursday CLARK, suffices to of Thomaston, and Miss Alice •p, the Yankee Notion, Insurance in New ion. formerly Services at the England” which includes change from one town to another The North church the coming Swans Island for Lenda Southworth. The ceremony was supplies for an of per- week will be as Manufacturer. Phenix excellent portrait George F Field. Board is in session from 9 a. m.tol follows: This, Thursday, Row, Belfast, Me. p. m Rev. S. L. of the He anchored near the East New formed by Hauscom, pastor The Euglaud says: from 3 to 5 and T to 9 p. m. until evening, prayer meeting; topic, “The appeal 1 Friday, ame over to stock. The Methodist church, assisted by the father of buy The two houses in New which when business closes at 3 of the Gospel to common sense,” Ps. 37: 23- England o’clock. E have had the ou the groom, Rev. Chas. Plumer, ehaplaiu vnlently changed his mind greatest influence the busi- 40; Matt, 25: 1-13; Jas. 2: 14 20. Next Sun- JOHN W. SLEEPER, ness in New and which do Accidents. Mrs. N. L. Simmons of Mor- the Prison. The bride was New York, as he England, to-day at State given the proposed the business in day pastor, Rev. Geo. S. Mills, will largest these States" are rill is from an accident of a Hr L s also had a suffering pecul- away by her mother; Miss Edith M. South- apparently Field & Cowles and John C. & Co. preach at 10.45 a. in.: school will be Retail Paige iar nature. A short time Sunday Manager Department. -'ll, as he rode and Both these houses are ago her son worth of Belfast acted as bridesmaid, and uptown in Boston and they held at 12 m.: Christian Endeavor meeting wounded a crane anil it in a do the largest business in the brought home in a Dr. R. of Rockland as groomsman. wharf public carriage, city. J.Wasgatt at 0 15 p. in., “The use of basket. Mrs. topic, right time,” H Simmons lifted the cover to The house was beautifully decorated. The f this city has eight branch William McIntosh has his store nearly Ecc. 3: I S; Acts 24: 24-25; lecture by the look in when the bird at were -- to and will peeked her, his bill bull and rooms with olios which are managed by ready open begin business as adjoining bright pastor at 7.15. As the Sunday school will be striking her fairly in the eye. It was feared ferns and cut while the sens. The first week in each soon as his goods, which are coming on sell. goldeurod. flowers, that for the at reorganized day year's work, ^rst that the sight was but she for the in which nds m Wmtbrop, and has Fannie & Edith, arrive. The store is own- destroyed, j designs parlor decorations, after the summer vacation, a full attendance is now ed and was improving.John Dollcff, Western ! the ceremony was performed, were new and is r.11 ars He makes a spec- formerly occupied by J. C. desired. Here’s a Word to Union Cash of & furniture dealers. It lineman, this city received a severe j original. The windows were banked and Buyers. ; tares, and for 25 years has Thompson Son, has wound in Swaxvillk. Last been overhauled and his right hand last week from a screened with ferns and clusters of white Friday Hon. A E. Util Seminary at the begin- thoroughly re-arraug- j On '■•aturdaySept. loth we -hall open about .*>,000 yard- mill rem- wire with his sons -olio- ed to accommodate the and meat on which he was at work. •wers and a large pyiimadal bank of ferns Nickerson, Percy and Ernest, nants, —lit;litl> damaged, hut most of them perfet ! t«**"|- rn. and usually aommence- grocery went to Portland to attend the busiuess. Mr. McIntosh will live over the We have containing clusters of sweet peas of every marriage of i r the past 1'' years he has received from Capt. E O. Pat 400 yards Lonsdale, 5 5-4c. his eldest A. />•/• yard. fitted the rooms tersou a tin: !:i ed the corner of the room son, Eugene Nickerson, and M •* sits to the Castine Normal store, having up for that tine photo of the new l'. S, dredge opposite 250 Pillow Ticking, Or. * tii* doors where the bridal Miss Mabel, daughter* of Mr. and Mrs 204) .a ** purpose. Winy ah Bay, 1 ranched from the party entered, Drilling. l-2c. recently * while clusters of green and flowers adorned Orrin Hooper of Portland. The Pleached Cotton, 2 5-4c. Ai orsi yard of the Jackson A nuptials mail’s Christian Weather. The weather record Sharp Company, 200 *• Temprance the pictures. Across tlie bay-window was were solemnized at her father’s summer Denims, (suitable for dresses) !) 5-4c of Mr. Wilmington, Delaware. Patters-u. ** i’t tie at their next I.. H. Mureh shows the month of Capt. 400 Prou'n. 5 legates an immense screen of ferns and white residence qji Great Diamond Cotton, (extra\heavy 4-4) D2c designed and made tin- Island, by ** _fs. anti attend to all matters August t‘> have been considerably warmer working drawing-; 250 Cheviots. 4 5-4c. asters and n this screen Rev R. T of (Shirting) and front of was the Hack, formerly Belfast, in the ** the superintended the construction of thi-* Pro tv n Crash. 1-2 !i till State conven- than average The mean temperature 157 (2 yds. lengths) 15c, per piece. reliiiug he::- arch for the biidal presence of about 125 invited guests. The craft, which is pr-m-mum! -me J tie. most pillared party, er lit-i { at for the mouth was 0S.*J2°, against 00 8'.'° for Bangor, Sept. 20, mad* I ferns with clusters of white were numerous and Mr. complete dredging s’earners :iat. large presents costly. M's leak*-, a prominent mem- August, ls'.'T, and an average of 07.02' for Capt Patterson will take 4>tr:> on the top of the centre braces. N is a native of this town and one whose for -1’ The the steamer to George- FRED A. •: la a T“ta 1 Abstinence So- August years past. highest temper- | T!,. .-?!-,•! of the whole was novel manner and s JOHNSpN, town, S. C., and remani a m-mrh t« set- th genial many sterling qualitie <■• ature was .si- ui the pth day: lowest, 01 .ui 1 an,Am nion,and other i,*i Tie two the have won for him who wish everything i> all right. -She w r, i- com- pleasing clergymen, groom many friends, ■ the l-'th. loth and 2sth. Rain fell oil 35 I ! erau- »• \\ -rkers, w:,. be manded by Capt. J. T H-abbard «•:' Hat-. and gr<■••unman. entered the door from h>r him, what he so richly deserves, happi- •• days, a t Uai d 2 '-1 inches, of which 1 25 fe!i Thurstlay, aft-moon the Bel- T baii ami w» met by the bridesmaid ness and prosperity. Mr and Mrs VicW-r on the Willis N ! Ames wl- * iect officers It-I the 5th day. Briggs bury. Mass., | [ ensuing ml bride with her mother from the oppo- son returned to ids-old home in company is fro-nils :n rh:> vicjuiw. 1, ole some it* < •tnvention business. A Brave Act. The. Minn visiting Duluth, pa- site eutrance. The bruie looked the modest, with his brothers Saturday night and will good tinit? coming on his hu-v- ie. He left an account of the act of thk Mackerel pers give brave be,! the sheerest trim- Nickerson has gone on to Cincinnati and | and covered the bS uoies t Portsmouth be- organdie, saved tile life of a little child at the risk <>f a is have been made in tbe har- n -c profusely w ith very narrow white satin and will be absent several days. Mrs. Isaac Five Week to and fore breakfast, in one hour. He arrived m Trips CAPITAL STOCK, $150,OOP her own. She was on the Me Keen of i, e kerel caught from Lewis’ sliding toboggan ril '"'ii, wit i broad white satin ribbon sash Woburn is visiting her parents, Portland, til miles from Amesbuvy, at 11 from Boston, when she saw a child on the chute ahead of ; years was taken tif*i in :bf back. Her hair was dressed Mr. aid Mrs John .Morrill ... M iss Florence SURPLUS, $33,000 Thursday took dinner and rode to :.o high her. She at once her sled from the Brunswick, miles, d tster and jumped and from the forehead in soft or "Dott” as she is familiarly called was | Eihridge Thomas, before :• p. m. Hi remained in Brunswick brought up track and fell 20 feet to the below OKPOSI TS >01.1(1 1K!> 'i -th have been in ground wa < s in a s pie most She car- pleasantly surprised by the unexpected ar- caught over night ami made the run to 110 becoming. Her collar bone was broken and she was Be,fast, from the various wharves rier! a large of bridal roses. Miss rival of her mother from San Fraueiseo.... ; miles, the next between 4 a. m. and •' hi bouquet- bruised The heroine is a of day j The first catch from badly daughter Edith M. her Miss Linnie Holmes of Rockland is bridge Southworth, cousin, wore a visiting Safe * *• | p. in. M’\ Briggs is one of Massac!.ussetts ! de,Dsit boxes rent at 55. 55 56.50 an Edward A. and Mary Lancaster Perry, for- relatives in town.. .Miss ; uni line was after- most becoming dress of white Swiss muslin Bertha Littlefield of Thursday road rati amatuers He 5s a > ear.' of this but now of North champion lg rides j io-x Hazeltine and A. Cutter merly city, Fargo, with satin ribbons and Waterville was the guest of Mrs. E. B. Gree- an kl yeib.w carried a Dakota. gear. (,,|r lieu- up.| uilt 0 tii Kastem Maine M*me of b et of ley last week .Mrs has re- g"t sb, them of good *uq yellow roses. In the mas- Henry Appliu ami New Advertisements Don't overlo- k UNEXCELLED i: nty igamst tire turned to her home m Massachusetts.. Mr. f>, 1st *8. steamers: si. vary in size from very small Rainbow Trout. Fred H. Francis has re- sive oils of her hair she wore a beautiful Commencing: Monday, Sept. “A Wonl to Cash Fred A will leave Belfast ami in the ■ lnm ceived Buyers" by John- Mrs. 0. II. Black of ami burglary N Is The best places this year, notice from the P S. Fish Commis- diamond sun-burst The bride is a de- [and Chelsea, Mr. For Boston, via Camden and Rockland, Mon- Masonic .Tins pin. Those renting h.>xes can have the exclusive son, Temple... is the first an- and Mrs. Black and at about 2.do i\ m., 1 sion at that a c Lafayette of Everett. Mass days Fridays Tusedays. S mackereling days, are at Washington onsignment of cided blonde and her maid a brunette of of taking their boxes t- ami of the hrm of Chase & Thursdays and Saturdays at f> r. m. privilege from the rainbow trout has niversary jewelry made a visit to Swanville last week. and off the w estern shore bat- been assigned t<- him and pronounced In a moment of dying For \\ interport and Bancor at from vaults. | hut the business was equally type. Biick>port, Doak, established by ....Mr. and Mrs. Frank 7 to S a. si.. Tuesdays. W ednesdays. Thursdays. 'M-mand for row boats has been will he delivered within 00 days. The tish silence to the introduction of Dr. Nickerson and Chase in 182h.... & previous Saturdays and Sunday-. Timothy Wells Co., lo:;- Ruth i isr week. will lie placed in Swan Lake, and as Plumer and wife to those daughter have returned to their home For Searsport and and they 105 Main assembled the Hampden, Wednesdays street, combine attractive goods at about 8 v. m are in Mass. Mrs. Crane of Sundays r.Av.oR grow large, very gamy and good biters, clock n an room struck the hour Everett, George Waldo county, as with attractive and the result is adjoining KKTl'KN .NC prices, good has E. H. M. D. ■ an in the he ex- of It was a Bucksport been the guest of T. D. DURGIN, f r a fair improvement fishing may eight. very and Capt. share of the premi- sales and H. L. pretty impres- From Boston at f> e. m, every day except Sun- pleased patrons.... Lord, Nickerson ami for several E istern State Fair last week, pected. The effect of the reduction of the sive marriage. Little Miss Maude Lenfest family days.... days and Thursdays. merchant tailor, wants a rirst class pant From via number of smelts in the Lake is now Mrs. Evelyn and her Bangror, way-lamlingrs. except Hamp- :u we note the following: In felt, of Thomaston acted as usher and presented Dowling daughter-in- den and and at 12 of maker at once... .Giris wanted at Thompson law are her Miss Searsport. Monday- Fridays Fitting Glasses and Diseases of and more trout and salmon are taken this visiting sister, Louise ami 2 v m. •• rtinent, H. L. Woodcock, Bel- & each departing guest w ith a box of cake. noon.Tuesdays.Thursdays Saturdaysat | Foster’s clothing factory, Dana Cunningham.... Miss Jessie Nickerson had From at 12.2o v. m and at season than for building, Hampden Searsport sr several years past. Augustine Miss A. F. South worth of Belfast a serious attack of last the and Ear a premiums as follows. Oil Belfast. ...A A. Howes & Co have strictly received quite erysipelas week, 2 p. m., Mondays and Fridays. Eye Specialty Colburn caught a salmon but is about again now... .The social iy of oil oil paint* 5-pound Monday, the guests and planned the decorations. A given Cll AS. K ,l( >H>S( >N. Agtelit. Belfast. paintings; pure cider vinegar f< r pickling. ..Read what at Union the Office hours until ii a. m. and trout and salmon are taken fre- Lodge by Searsport girls was a CA LYIN' A CSTIN. C« n'l. Supt.. Bostoi.. onal, basket of large small room the was From I 2.30 to 3and 7 to s m. professi peo- F. G White has t< say *.o the farmers ,-I adjoining parlor given great success. The proposal contest creat- WILLIAM H HII.L. (lend Manucer. Boston. p. ii of water quently. to the of There were ed much merriment. Mr Ben display colors: Waldo county concerning up display presents. Mudgett of SKAKSl’OKT, MAIN K. pressed Kay.. Monroe bore off the In eut'ine and Shipping Items. Sell. Etna sailed Sepi. many silvei pieces, including a very beauti- palm. embroidery Wanted a place as housekeeper. 'I KI.KPHoNK •« N I ion. 1.i i’!ou 1 for with the of ful tea set; cut took premium for sofa 1st, Norfolk, Ya., last cargo glass, china, pictures, linen, Will be in ”»»-!ta-: Music Re< cai A musk recita. by Miss fvcry Tucsifu 11. » 1 r best specimen by woman ice which the Belfast Light & Power Co hambcmbroidered pieces, gold coin and < >tli ee over .1. \V. Fergus-ouv c M u Fannie Cliff Berry, pianist ; Miss Jennie Id, Mrs. H M. Gan.mans, sold to the Rock port Ice Co... .Sch. Post Boy bric-a-brac. A present the doctor seemed to THE COMFORT Hill, soloist; Miss Maude Johnson, accom- Nt and 1. Miss M. Gammans, arrived from New York Sept. 1st, with coa appreciate, but did not display, came from a panist: and Miss Elizabeth K Robbins, 1st for point lace handkerchief, for the F. G. White Co. .The Bath Times professional friend m Boston—a new flED patent Ml DR. W. L. violinist, was given at the Methodist cliurch WEST, : For hem handmade that the sch. Cora Dunn arrived at "f an electric which the of 1 .«► \ ni;u collar, reports gong by people Tuesday evening. Mrs. Howes and Mrs. Staying Power Counts in a Long and toi-k 1st and 2d. Sideboard that port Aug. dlst with poo tons of coal Umr 11 can disturb the doctor’s slumbers. ; Pitcher were unable to give th.-ir duett and Stern Kace. ^"Veterinary Surgeon.-^ rg, Mrs. «T. G Paul, Belfast, from Philadelphia which will he placed* in The guests present included only the imme- a viohn solo by Miss Robbins was substitu- (iraduate and .Medalist '■ece, Miss Gam* the new Sewall Erskine M. as diate families and a few intimate friends Batteuberg, ship Phelps Belfast need not V>e told how ted. She gave ‘‘Ti e Caliph of Bagdad" by people hard it is \ i.-e 1st Gratui- ballast on her initial to Baltimore. This from Portland and Ontario eterinary College. handkerchief, trip Rockland, Belfast. Dr. to earn and maintain a Truss and how- Pad as an Water Boieidien, and, encore, “Home Sweet good reputation, ■•■en as follows: Infant’s is coals to Newcastle." and Mrs. Plumer enter married life hood, certainly “carrying j with the easy it is to lose one. After such a loss it is well- Olllce and Piiurmucj at Belfast t o, Home.’’ The sel^t lions were all skilfully Liven me, Mrs. biiuitm. F W. John- -Two schooners bearing the names of best wishes of all who know them and their nigh impossible to recover the and the v in Tin: w \ i;i:i; executed and w* re well received by the ground i> Kesldenre and Hospital 17 congress street. i'• m took tirst premium for 2- famous generals discharged kilu wood at friends trust they may enjoy the majority who have slipped by the wayside have audience. A McPhail p’ano was used and happiness been forced to OlliceTeleplmm- S-J 1; .si 1 •.• •.•, _>.i wn ewe. and the Rockline, Isles boro., last Saturday, the and so merit. Dr. stay ♦here. As with a man's repu- the latest it ent and sellin following is for sale the is tor of the Rev. prosperity they richly \v e have \ by j church, tation so it is with medicinal r C'-tswoid 2 and Plumer last June the Bos- preparations. Some sheep Buck, 1st, Washington Napoleon-Sch. Harry graduated from one rit like a i:lo\»- G. G. Winslow. achieve a reputation which stays with them. It many. Try tlu*} years, lambs, 1st. Ewes, 1st: Prescott arrived Sept. 3.1 from New Haven ton Medical School with honors and recent- is founded on intrinsic merit and not sustained for A Delightful Excursion. If t ie Belfast 1 year, lambs, 1st ami is at Carter's extensive repairs and ly settled in Union, where he lias a Band had had a day made to order for their good by elaborate advertising. It faces the public reclassing... Sch. Twilight arrived Sept. 3d The announcement cards At ( -Peddler. A render of musical excursion to Bangor it may well be doubt- practice. say, backed tip by honesty, and works its way quickly from Portland with corn for L. T. Shales & ed if it could have las’ ll'e can supply Rubber HV- H or, Ends \ met wfth two experiences in equaled Thursday. home in Union, Me., after Oct 1st. and thoroughly. Belfast people want no better Co.Sch. Louisa Francis arrived from The day was simply perfect for a trip up ■>' week. First he struck Lord’s proof of the reputation earned by Doan’s Kidney Link Fittings, Etc. Y<" < ai ;,ni,-i, „p. j the river. There was a pleasant compauy Portland 3d with corn for Swan & Sib- Pills than the from a citizen ■ store when the local Sept. on hoard the steamer, the band cheered the following experience | ry captains Whitmore-Leonard. A old Truss so it will do 'good ser- Co.Sch. Emma W. arrived its very pretty Mr. Ralph Shiite of Ave., shore your in force. One of the ley Day Sept. way with charming music, and me scen- Searspoii road, skippers, home occurred at the home of Mr. 4th from Boston with ery of the beautiful Penobscot wa- never wedding says: “1 had kidney trouble for about two years. vice at cost. way, to use the words of an al- general cargo_Sch. slight seen to better The Thomas Leonard, on the of In the summer arrived from Rockland 4th advantage. Sedgwick Morrill, evening of ’tH>, during haying, l was taken former days, doesn’t ‘know a Imogeue Sept. landed her at at 11 a. m., | passengers Bangor 1st. The were his with a stitch in back and side. I was so bad for .The five-masted Sept. contracting parties my II As. ||. > \ |;(i »•. N T, ( -m a basket of asked to slight repairs. schooner and the afternoon was all before them. It Poor cfc Son, ollrctor | chips,” Lelia and Ed- that I was laid up for six back was Governor’s at the Eastern youngest daughter, Isabelle, weeks, my aching Belfast. Sent. 1, Isms. diOt! to try the instrument. He tried building at Camden, for Captain Crowley of Day State | Fair, and Rod’s’* also, for she held win Chester Whitmore of Mass. continually, and along with it I had another kid- Taunton, who the four-masters “Fly day Somerville, DRUGGISTS. I g!it forth such a manages a in her ney weakness which was veiy I saw conglomeration quite reception sportsman's exh.bit The marriage took place at half seven annoying. Mount aud W. past Doan’s Pills [ -st the old timers into a dis- Hope, Sagamore Henry and was called upon by fell the dignitaries. Kidney advertised and got a box at got in the presence of a few relatives and will be modern in Some of the excursionists took the City riee«. foi & 2 tons of nails for G. A. nails on re Co., Bailey, is in of Mrs Nellie Handel 1. been wheels the most of the time for the will the alarm boxes about the city charge J of IMPS he put upon market for sale. Re- CASH. for merchants in Monroe, Knox and other three week aud has not been at home nted bright red.... Smith Hop- past peats from all sections of the country show the places, and considerable mis* ellaueous Deafness Gan not be Cured to chronicle events as have of raised in clothing for H. O Dodge iu they occurred, largest crop hay many years, especial- STEVENS BROS.bk. -,- I’.e-'t This is si.j.ori u t" winte: or dies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed c< ndition the various markets of the country, that the prepara- is now from our shore. State- exception of the Pulcifer family, aud spring made Hour. Also hay by the .-aru .. ear or ie is it setting away ! Riggs bakery, fitting up of the Eustachian Tube. tion of the crop shall that of any other por- bale. Straw the lot ot hale. 1 will B. B. of the mucous lining are to The of equal by make low rooms on the & S. S. Co’s, steamers they go this week. pulse this Call. -nt-Capt. John C. Condon is When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling tion of the country. This result can only be ob- prices. dirt town has been all is now are all engaged to the last of this week. high summer, but A Mil: UT M. ^ \ in : It, j ide repairs on bis bouse-Two or hearing, and when it is entire- tained by using Dedrick’s upright press. It seems souyd imperfect back to its The Thursday the City of Bangor had 03 passen- getting normal condition. at as the of I I-'rout M reel and >il>le\'» WhaiT. hanged hands Sept. 1st. D. E. ly closed, Deafness is the result, ami unless the present though larger part oursutplus gers from the New visitors were mostly young people, about a must find a market on the cattle I'SEFl L W office ami home. CON- i to C. W. Sliorey and C. A Me- Searsport landing-The inflammation can be taken out and this tube re- hay steamers, every York Times says the Manhattan will be de- hundred in all, first and last. These with where space is an absolute necessity, and hay put TAINS full statistics of all Maine interests. Mark A. Wadlin-The potatoes Steamship ; stored to its normal condition, hearing Co. intends to have two steamers a week on forever; nine cases out of ten are caused our young people made many a hot time in up in the old style lever presses w ill not be used are of excellent quality, the best stroyed the service, and one direct to East catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed con- the old town at night-R. B. Upharn is for this purpose when a better pressed article can We have seen some Bangor by I years. very be and even then must be sold at a dis- Business A line to and another to dition of the mucous surfaces. still in town-Walter Clough has returned obtained, Complete Directory 4 from the farm of Rev. port. Portland, Northport One Hundred Dollars for any case count. It is of vital importance, especially in this Ii. L. Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, are also contem- We will give S to his position of assistant book keeper at PITCH Mil’s black mire, weighs about nngtou-More than a hundred that cannot he of low that the farmers of the 415 towns, t»0 cities and nearly loO planta- of Deafness (caused by catarrh) year prices, co-operate 1400 lbs 7 years old, at a ; also one car- Three new passenger and the woolen mills in Pittsfield, tions in the State. hArgaiu ! cucumbers were from plated. freight they having with the dealers and in this matter and ; shipped- cured Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; pressers hor v to steamers are to be built-The steamer by started has r< riage Apply steamer to up again_Willie Cargill raise the standard of our Don’t use the old tov' routes of ; Penobscot Skilton, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. hay. ]SJ P'XA/ *sl,*p map, showing W. II. WVliT > S', iii *v’s U 'Is. M. IN Eli V V au ti,e new railroads. 1 Marjorie, Capt. Benjamin Arey, while mak- 75c. 4w33 | turned to Pittsfield as a student at the lever but have the best and obtain the I of Boston, Monday-Charles ggp*Sold byDruggists, presses, P. (> address, Relfast, Me. a at morn- i C. I. ...James the railroad contrac- which can be done over 900 " is started in the meat business ing landing Sandypoint, Monday Mitchell, highest prices, only by pro- CLOTH, pp., price postpaid, $2.00. 1 had her condenser and for Years and Cured was in town last week with a view of a pressed bale of < route iu over which be ing, badly damaged Catarrh Twenty tor, ducing perfectly hay. ii. M. the city too DONHAM, Publisher, to on ina Few Days. Nothing simple, nothing the from to this The Dedrick presses in this section are operat- b's and Tburs- was unable continue her way to Ban- extending railroad LTniou t wagon Mondays too hard for I)r. Aguew’s Catarrhal Powder ed Freeman Ellis «$; South 135 Middle St., Portland, Me. via He there is a by Sons, Brooks; I wo gor, it being necessary to beach the boat. relief in an instant. Hon. George place, Washington. says more of Bucksport’s Grand to give Charles Baines. Waldo; Edward Greer. Belmont, Usi/dmeM-t rr/r/yc The cause of the accident is unknown. The James of Scranton, Pa., says: “I have been feasible route that way and the distance is / "ave arrived with full fares and Swanville. 1$/4A7‘tf/ui7lV<2fl/urv£ to Catarrh for 20 years, constant and E. B. Greeley, Communications to Marjorie will be towed to Bangor for repairs. a martyr ; no farther than by Searsmout; that the for another catch-Work has lmwlting, droppiug in the throat and pain in any of the above parties, or F. G. White, Belfast, I* )RTIi VXD. AMiU-srv am* 11 )”liT »V. MR ■ the for the Ira M. ... .The M. & M. was taken from the Bucks- I tried road must be extended somewhere, and in foundation the head, very offensive breath. Dr j will receive prompt attention. 10w3t» FOII Actual Rusiness by uuil and railroad. Oflice Camden route for The first i»KM. t?*gc, South and rebuild- Powder. view of the summer that is in fu 1 Shore, Northport- Tuesday Catarrhal ap- travel coming Dressers hoard and 1 port Agnew’s I TERMS: furnishing Practice for R clerks ami 1 beginners. mkkeepers. H. Southworth residence, Church She will be 20 feet, her instant relief. After a ing. lengthened gave using this direction it would seem that there is a ton #1.15 ton for plication wires, #1.50 per ; per press- Brick house, known as the Thurlow house, on ; furnished to business men. Free I receiving a coat of white paint. sponsing9 widened and she will be general- few bottles all these symptoms of Catarrh Stenographers I chance of our the road if we take and wires and board furnished the \VM. 3m33 ly overhauled. The Tremont takes her left me.”—Sold by Kilgore & Wilson and getting ing by Congress street. C. MARSHALL. catalogue. F. G. '■•‘early. place while the changes are being made. A. A. Howes & Co. 2 I liold in earnest. owners of hay. WHITE. Belfast, June 1, 1898.—22tf F. L. SHAW, Prln., Portland, fie. Vessels Truth and Honor With Children. promise less, but to absolutely keep my Kegisier of Deep Water Shall we Have An Imperial Policy? word unless circumstances beyond my con- “1 hate lies!” said my sister one day. trol make that course impossible. In such SHIPS. To many minds the armed intervention Abner sailed from New ‘Perfectly proper, Nell,’* said I. a case (which rarely happens) l explain Coburn, M L Park, of the United States in Cuba, Porto Rico York 30 are an abomination to the the matter to the children.” July for Hong Kong. and the Philippines seems like an ‘LyingUips fully A aggres- AN OPEN G David Rivers, cleared from Lord,’ too.” One afternoon, as Nell and 1 started off Ropes, sive departure from the policy laid down LETTER New York May 20 for San Francisco; spoken, 1 can see no excuse fora on a walk with tlie little Frank said in his farewell address of “Well, really \ ones, uo date lat 30 48 W. by Washington his whistle. “If S,~lou and reinforced Monroe in To lie.” he had forgotten you A J Fuller, C M Nichols, sailed from 1700, by his MOTHERS. “Can't you.’ 1 can. Unwarranted curi- want it, go and get it,” said his mother. Honolulu June 2 for Delaware Breakwater. famous message of 1823—of avoiding all WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT ra cleared from osity about one’s private affairs. For in- “Wili you wait for me?” Bangalore, A N Blanchard, enterprises and all responsibilites of all THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD ».;AS IORIA.’’ AN: New York 10 for Yokohama; kinds the limits of the two stance, you must surely recall the time **Yes: I'll wait right here.” May spoken, beyond Ameri- “PITCHER’S AS OUR June 13, lat 7 28 W. CASTORIA,’’ TRADEMARK. that piying Miss staples asked you if So the little fellow ran back to the S, Ion can continents. E B Suttou, E L Carver, arrived at Hono- were before a soul knew of house. 1 have seen children look behind There have been, however, ■ you engaged lulu Juue 26 from Victoria, B. C. many prece- I, DR. SAMUEL FITCHER, Massachu outside of our to see if an were but it dents for such the of Hijannis, your engagement family. agreement kept, Emily F Whitney, A S Pendleton, sailed procedure during past and a so Do you remember what you said?" did not occur to Frank to feel any doubt. from Shanghae July 20 for Hong Kong ami century quarter; many that they was the originator cf “CASTOR!A,” the same My sister blushed. “Yes, 1—lied." It was a sunny spot where we stood, and New York. may be divided into six periods:—1 Mili- arrived at has borne and does now beer — “You did, Nell: and it was a justifiable ; I suggested that we should cross the street Emily Reed, D C Nichols, Singa- tary expeditions and occupations in the on > act, too!" and wait under a tree. pore Aug 28 from Zanzibar, seeking. Revolutionary and Barbary wars, 1775- Gov at the Robie, B F Coicord, arrived Hong > in “I'm not sure oi that. I thank, if such “You go with Doris,” said Nell. “But 1815; 2 Expedition and occupations for fac-simile signature cf Kong Aug 1 from New York. an instance should occur flow. 1 could 1 will here. Frank is so little that THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF territorial expansion, 17U7-1821; 3. Rela- stay FIGS Henry B Hyde, T P Coicord, arrived at This is the original “CASTOR I A" which has been i with neither confession nor lies." lie think 1 had failed to tions with countries, 1822-1835 escape might keep my is due not only to the originality and New York July 17 from Honolulu. European promise, did 1 from the spot.” J. H. arrived at 4. Aggressive expeditious, 1830-1800; 5. the homes the Mothers America over “Possibly" budge simplicity of the combination, but also Josephus, Park, Hong ; of of for thirty iji | always did tiy to speak the truth,” Then, humorously, she drew with her Kong Aug 20 from New York. Relations with American neighbors, 1801- to the care and skill with which it is LOOK continued Nell. “Lint 1 believe 1 dis- parasol a circle about her iu the gravel. Mary L Cushing, J N Pendleton, arrived j 1872; 0. Commercial and philanthropic CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see tint' manufactured scientific at s from New in like lies much more since 1 have children. We did not wait long for Frank. I said by processes Hong Kong June York; interventions and expeditions, 1873-1808. known to the 23. the kind have 1 do so hate to have them untruthful." to him, “You see mamma kept her word California Fig Syrup port July For the details of the armed invasions, you always bought r__-■ May Flint, E 1) P Nichols, at Hiogo July 30 J some of and waited for Co. only, and we wish to j we refer the reader to the article. “The laughed recalling little Frank's you.” impress upon for New York. and has the did!” said Frank. “1 all the of United Mates in signature of latest prevarications. “Did you have “Course she importance purchasing the Puritan, A N Biauchard, sailed from San ! Foreign Military Expedi- sin ! a siege ot it with l»"iis?” I asked. would be ’shamed of her if her didn’t!” true and original remedy. As the Francisco Nor 2 f«>r Hull. tious,” by Professor Albert Busline 11 j per. No one has authority from me to use my name “Doris has had ner time, but the mo- 1 carefully watched my sister through genuine Syrup ox Figs is manufactured R D Rice, Carver, sailed from San Fran- j Hart of Harvard University iu Harper's ; never cisco 20 for Here out The Centaur which H. Pi tive ;u her case was a different one. j tlie remainder of my visit; and l by the California Fig Syrup Co. July Comox. Magazine for September. space ; Company, cf Chas. Fletcher is Reaper, O C Young, arrived at Honolulu limits us to Professor Hart's conclu- Frank is ingenious, ami originates a lie heard the slightest prevarication from a of that give j only, knowledge fact will -■< trom now July Nauian sions as to their result. The tirst is the ; March 24,1S9S /7 ^ to gain some end, for the her, although, that my mind had assist one w,, principally in avoiding the worthless R R Thomas, C G Nichols, sailed from > ire of his stomach. Doris is been directed to the subject of remarkable success of all the serious in- pleas tempt- especially imitations manufactured other Hong Ivoug 25 for New York. j gra: L'L/ exact of by par- May terventious and authorized ed tear. u. lather, shame, because ot truth telling and the keeping H arrived at New ! expeditious by j by ties. The high standing of the Cali- Sachem, T Lancaster s«»mc uaughtv things sin- wishes to hide." promises, 1 noted with horror the pieval- York Aug 15 from Boston. the Federal Government, with the excep- j fornia Fig Syiji Co. wit’ll the medi- Do mean that she sti 1 does l ence in othei families of the be- S D Amsl'iiry, cleared from New tion of the invasions of < anada. The ; Do Not Be Deceived yon it,” apparent cal Carleton, j no prolession. and the satisfaction York s fur second is the increase of and uskeO in surprise, not having noticed any- lief that responsibility is to be attach- July Hong Kong. territory Do not the life of child 1 v :. which the St F New York for endanger ynur thing of tiie kind in the live-year-old. ed to lies or breaches of honor with little genuine Syrup of Figs has Paul, W Trea;, lloug prestige which the expeditions have to millions arrived at Hog" Aug 18. a some o “Yes. 1 can ones. given of families, makes Kong, to the nation, even when un- substitute which druggist m.:v occasionally; generally get M c F arrived at Saul brought cheap the name Nicholas, Carver, her to be truthful not mak- 1 heard mothers say, “If y »u do that of the C a righteously undertaken. The third is the pcifectly by ompany guaranty Francisco Dec 17 fn>m Seattle. (because he makes a few more on it p > o can have no of the excellence free baud which the United Mates has 1 pennies ing much of. the offence she is trying again, you candy to-day.” of its remedy. It is State of Maine, li G Curtis, arrived at > so far in either Ameri- of which even he does tmt kn >w. to conceal. :e uudeistands now that ! And the box of candy would be brought far in advance of all other laxatives Hong Kong May 12 from New York ’.u port enjoyed entering | gradients or Oriental But can endure 'he know ledge of any sin if by the delinquent, and partaken of be- as it acts on the kidneys, liver and July 24. can, Pacific, territory. siie is straight forward in it. it fore very Tillie E Starbm k, Ebeii Curtis, cleared this favorahie condition, he thinks, has confessing my eyes. bowels without irritating or weaken- Kind You o <;Tlie Have -• from July for Portland, O.; whenever we surpi s me, however, that it should “Where is my baby sister?'" said a them, and it Philadelphia come to an end; henceforth, Always Bong; ing does not gripe nor spoken 2'.', lat N, ion 2d W. take > to teach children to be little tot one day t*> his mother. “I July send our ships and troops far outside of BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF my nauseate. In order to its beneficial Wm H Mae\. Ams'ciry, sailed from Yoka- truthful. don't, know.” said she. God get America, we must confront a or- “Perhaps effects, hauia July 13 tor Port Townsend. highly 1 please remember the name of Cl;! j »> ICltpiUg Lilt UHI \t*Sl has taken her away. You know you Wm H J T sailed from ganized system of jealous foreign powers: the < — Conner, Erskiue, was 'ompany and we to find that no na- of Vo is in- to .Miss >t a j ties !' struck her.” And the little sister at New York April 20 for Shanghai. must expect **!>•)!•' ■_ '.iid Nell, shivering, “lint, the time enjoying her customary carriage CALIFORNIA W J Rot-eli, Sew*all C Lancaster, sailed FIG SYRUP CO. from Seattle June 4 for New York. real \ tried so ons tlj ne ver to ride in the care of the nurse-girl. | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. it it taste bad?” said Doris draw- be seven with Doriswh she tells me of “Does BARKS. LOUISVILLE. Kv. NFW YOKE-. v wrong-doing V »i I < an't understand why ing back as her mother was about to give Alice Reed, Alausou Ford, arrived at 1 must stid handle her so carefully. her a spoonful of medicine. Weymouth, N S June 30 from Providence. Often 1 must coax the truth from “I don't like it,” said her mother. The Cuss Behind the Gun. her, C P. Dixon, X F Giikey, sailed from Port but i never let her with- “But perhaps you will uot mind it. When Insist on consciously go Xatal July 2lJ for Biera. Having 1 have to take 1 swallow it as Talk about out getting her to tell me it all.” it, quickly your heavy armor, 'lectric gear Edward May, arrived at Seattle Aug 1" “Both the children have good imagi- as 1 can.” aud new design, from Vladivostok. Talk about coal down The Kind That Never Failed You. nations," 1 said. “No matter how desirable the end may your protection along Ethel, Dodge, sailed from Monteviedo the water line THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET. N c vy Y O H K CITY. “Ye-.: but are untruthful my sister often “no lies, no June 7 for Puerto Burghi. they rarely seem," said, * Wot won Uncle battles since to T sailed from from the of that alone. A few lies!” Sapimy’s Evie Reed. A Whittier, impulse right he fust begun. Auckland, X Z, 23 for New \ <>rk. time* have told me of events that I Nell and I looked down upon the chil- May they War'nt bis armor, war’nt his weapons: Harriet S Jackson, arrived at New York knew had not and I have said dren one as with little twas the cuss behind the occurred; day, they played gun. Aug 23 from Brunswick, Ga. at the end. That’s a make-believe and we heard Tommy, who W H Bianchard, sailed and are unsnited for colonization the that we must veer therefort story neighbors: John Paul Jones, the Yankee Pirate; he ; Herbert Black, by isn't it'd And admitted it lives next and is a older than ! from Rosario 23 for Santos. Saxon race. He out tern in which taxation they frankly door, year went cruising out to sea, July Angolo points that, sailed from New York extension of the enough. Doris, say:-- In a leaky, durned old hooker, full of holes Iolani, McClure, though the boundaries | merchandise lias heen the for Honolulu ami "Then, too, don't you think cbildien ! Let’s come and ask your mother; she as she could be; May 10 Hong Kong. of a State has, throughout history, been to one based almost t*utii< 1. Mabel 1 C N sailed from sometimes dream things that seem to I won’t fool us." And it seemed to me Riggin' worn ami cannon rusty, spite o' Meyers, Meyers, deemed always by monarchies and usually nal taxation. The loss ot that the won : Santa Fe July Is for Rosario. them true4.'" that out of the mouth of babes Nell’s beggar 1 a aud benefit, yet sugar alone will amount to ! Matanzas, sailed from Xew Y >rk Aug by republics,both glory was Christian How d he do it .’ Ask the British; 'twas ”1 ndoubtedlv ; we must make allowance | praise® perfected. Kegis- 1 the question is a debatable one today. 000, if no duties are imposed the cuss behind the for Havana. for that.” ter. gun. France nor < is I Olive Thurlow, JO Hayes, cleared from Neither Germany richer coming from Cuba and !la" “Well." ! said, "Doris and Frank trust Perry’s ships out in Lake Er:e war’nt ex- ,! Pensacola July 20 for Boston. or stronger by any of its colonial acquisi- sum, as well as the add-- you implicit A Nell; and that will certainly actly up to date. Penobscot. E G Parker, at Hong Kong tions, and in the case of India, although must be made up from int»_* 'laxim's .Most W underfill Invention. were old an' limber and their make your task easier.” They growing July 23, uneliartered. her huge and industrious population j This is but one of t ie model wasn’t late, Rebecca Crowell, M G Dow, cleared from Yes,” said my sister, looking pleased. Samuel Brother of the Great Inven- makes her an important market for Eng- treated by the late chief >f Maxim, Yet they did the work up nicely: ’twaut no N S, July 23 for B leuos Ayres. JAMES BRYCE, M V. "1 think they do trust me, and Bridgewater, lish aud her administration sup- statistics at Washington, \\ they ought tor', Hiram ami HtoNon Maxim Has summer picnic fun. Rose Innis, Melvin Colcord. sailed from goods, to. 1 have never told either An’ tbe that a career for the and talent Ford, in his ‘‘The consciously Discovered a Suh-tanee of I m alrulahle chap made them do it was tht Xew York Aug 2 for Rio Janeiro. plies diligence article, child the whitest kind of a lie. How cuss behind the cleared from of a Englishmen, she of the l uited States. Value. gun. Serrano, R G Waterhouse, tion can share in the mastery of other great many imposes Policy could 1 expect them t-> be truthful, if they March 2S for Shanghai. I enormous liabilities upon Britain, and Hiram Maxim s present visit to America has He’s the chap that w«.n Manila, sank Cer- Rajang hemispheics and at the same time be sole ever heard me say what was not true'.' bt Lucie, arrived at Rio Janeiro March 28 most prudent English statemen have held Three Women in W o added to the interest taken vera's mighty fleet; mastei in its own hemisphere. As it is. I believe are greatly already from Xew York. Britain able to foresee the when they older, And lie ain’t nowise familiar with in that had been that W S cleared Anothei view of the matter is taken "ill to here in the recent inventions of his brother Thomas A Goddard, C rithn, l)ne ‘aid with on In they glow love truth as much as I Dago word defeat. James M. events, she ought rather to have refrained : from Boston July 2 for Rosario. the same magazine by llryee, do. We often talk al»>ut fairies and Samuel. Mr. canine! Maxim f Wayne as ! Prompt and ready at his station when the from conquering India, so great are the lips Willard A C C<. Ford, arrived I'., the author of ‘•The American Com- "1 have brothers three and understand are is fust ; Mudgett, risks aud liabilities that now attach to die;, brownies, they these is well known, is a brother of the great in- scrap begun Turks Island from to ‘•Some of Sometimes at Aug. Barbadoes, monwealth." !n Thoughts sea. creatures of as | prayin’, sometimes swearin', is that fancy. And, perhaps, ventors, Hiram and Hudson Maxim, of load for Boston. the of the United States" he ad- Empire. For serve m d do. \, tiie cuss behind the gun. | Policy they something more ut a reality, we have that it. is the in- world-wide fame for their marvelous inven- 3( HUON HRS. mits that every extenCcn <*f territory by j But, even assuming j ing ships looked Santa ■ upon *’laus. Foi 1 want my Lots o' tiuieS he ain’t born Yankee, maybe nations to eon Is ^' 11.■ t ii.i .vai ii tions I and smokeless us—and e of Euro- ; my 1 do Was 1 to tell child a first lie ing of t, niediiMl has Feared from s III.id my problems rhemistry, behind the gun. John C Sic: h, Kueelai.d, I _____ I pean Kussia, England, and l«ermany. iv- to civc hei a ittie more fun'.'” ,r hieveMieiits 1 still greater im- 1 or Xew York. merely wrought [Jallies id at reunion First j Bangov Aug I ceives the overflow of and will Hut tin ar.-se wit! la Kfgers Bangor, Ban- Europe, third “1 km>w well what portance. Lester A Lev s. Ivmibal .arriv'd at •• eii"Ugi; you lid,” Maine in for tor several M ine ar-- ii. ndred 1 n- It has erii deUionstrated to Heavy Artillery Skowhegau. ON HAND \ many years, possibly gen- 1 lately the ! gor !"• from Be last. ALWAYS KEEP j replied. Aug erations to -me, i»e able to find in Wit. r*o ,-r :u\ .•,■•! nrhoi o. writer tii n iiy Mr M -xiin's iteSt invention Luna Porter, Farrow arrived at Belfast space •: .t '.-. said. *it is believ- j A ud mv heart’s in tin* w t: only new element may be added to the hnmau * fr.>m B>>st"iis. the brownies.* ‘Who ■ iotig’" system wir. h arts ;»• a ,u prismgly, almost Mary A Hall, Haskell, sailed from Rock- and employment b r ipital. :>■ 111;i i1!i1:i.1" >oris v d n Old and Wkll-Tkikd Remedy.— Mrs. | j M Thom is m dn :. g*ves present ] marve;on-iy, vt'f.• >y m ousetting the I 23 for Portsmouth. Yu There is stu b another side t- the [Edith ■■ y11\• port, Sie, Aug 'pn*> askt i. >!:. and mamma Win-di w’s Soothing has been used for papa md Syrup R F Morse, sailed from Boston :n number ot '- ) Pettigrew j tion given this Iiarpei's 1: t-ii i answc!e ars by millions of mothers for is,'' Rut I wan*. \ haiidung dyspepsia Aug 20 for Kennebec and Baltimore. the fiscal. It is certain that 11 ■ s\ matter. Mr. Maxim their children while teething, with | Magazine, to get just as mud, tun out of it as it i reaiiy made the perfect R \V Hi.-liborn, sailed from Port 1 HIND OF PSIN OR# 1 Hopkins. THERE IS NO the which since tine bumdaiion ot at work in his success. 1' soothes tlie child, softens the for Boston. lain-KHIer\• tariff, were true. >•■>, when wake to- il:-e.iver> laboratory Eads Aug ! i. N>-w orb-ans 1 external you up ail mres ache, internal or lias he* n the leading tea ;ii Wayne when- he aoei«len:.y upset a glass gums, allay* pain, wind eoiir, and W H arrived at Xew the government' the itrh n : mon >w and find Sal lie l’Oii, West, WILL NOT RE-f during mght your stocking fuli, I i* the best reiin Uv be Diarrhcea. Is I THAT PAIN KILLER will no f peptonized milk. Analyzing the new pleas- York 22 from Cumtbelle, Fla ture in the national imauces, long- l >‘ ins dm'u.el ho <«_• will is if i: w. re true Aug plague you say. jus: substauce he at tie.* realized t he ant to the taste. Sind by ;n e'ery L1EVE. f st impurtauce druggists T"la, A S \Yi;sou, arrive'l at St. Jago Aug ! er, even .it excessive rates, yield enough. i: A? iu\ drug ( — *(»oody. goody! >:iuta iaus has heeu ! of the disi t ia !.*. ..v of a protein, part of tbe world. Twenty-five cents a hot- c w's Southing Syrup, and ts. THE GENUINE BOTTLE | government O Doris, laughing gleefuliv And j plainly 24 for New York. am at take no other kind. Bang' Aug of maintaining a large and perm so she did.” | shown by its use in a large number of eases BEARS THE NAME, | Beara th< ^ t that it would do in i-unm. what navy, a permanent standing arm> i hat as the children were dyspepsia L | night, eating and life mat be sa< r; I iced to a sudden PERRY DAVIS &. SON. as home and the Signature ee.uld never be done before, h»r in every Bad hlmnl indigestion are deadly en- A little foreign as well service, tln supper in the and rheu have Dr. Thom- of nurseiy, I ease it rertamly eradn-ates the trouble, emies to good health Burdock Blood Bit- | attaek of croup if you don't administration of distant colonies, and mother and I were in an ters -1 r oil hand for the sitting adjoining j The editor 1 'I one <»f the greatest journals destroys them. a.V F. -11 i»- Oil emergency. loon Frank called out, — j n the West, The Western Keview of Com •'Minima Doris jus’ took anuvver j merce, says of it “Our •.•pinion (based upon spo mfiii of jam.*’ j the views of a large number of expert < hem- STATE OE MAINE. dicin' t,” said Do] is*1. ! s:s anil physicians and its uniform success in v urmg cases of is that it is a 1-. ! •There it is!” said Nell, getting up j dyspepsia) for in the County of Waldo ScpkniKi discovery of more than the List ot Candidates nominated, to be voted I heard her in the ask- i importance ]T_**ently nursery, achievements of the "u j older members of the or ballot—five ing heei or a list of candidates specimen .to _one_liund_red_doll.il fully:— i i.u.Miy, the rapid lire guns of H ram Maxim Oenaltv for willfully defacing, tearing down, removing destroying “Most " through supper, children'.1” r he smokeless powder of Hudson Maxim.” llVHON HOr'I>. s,.,.roiari «»l Den the voices rippled on, evidently Physicians everywhere are profoundly lm- it. Mr. discussing indifferent subjects. With I pressed by Samuel Maxim himself of it in a recent some curiosity, I arose, and looked in I .-ays interview “Its results even own most To*** th: ough the nursery door. Nell stood be- j surpass my I sanguine The substance is ..... side the little table, one hand strok expectations. ZuT,",.ZZ*“fTZ...... gently a new ami ing Doris* head. distinctly discovery operates upon a principle never before thoroughly “Would BALLOT. you like some more jam, understood. It is an exact substitute for SPECIMEN Doris?” that element in the stomach of tiie young --- “No. mamma.*’ mamalia which first starts the process of di- “*She took**—began Frank. gestion. It is in every way a distinctly new “You needn’t tell me.** said his moth- discovery and is of incalculable value. “It will not be necessary, however, to pro- er. “Dons will, I’m sure. Don’t say cure this substance from the physicians, as that isn't it will anything true, darling; in The case of Antitoxin, for it can he pro- make me feel so badly. Did you take cured directly through the medical station some jam?” now established at Winthrop for its distri- “Yes, a little.” bution.” There is is “Did you have all you wanted?” liotle doubt but that it the most medical Wouldn't you like some more?” important discovery along lines since the days of JeDner. By the use Then Nell kissed ‘T*m so her, saying, of the new substance the stomach is made told me the and gla<; you truth,” imme- to perform its functions accurately from day diately began talking of other things. to day, till in about two months in the most PEOPLE’S. sister’s comment on the matter stubborn cases the regains its nor- My system PROHIBITION. _ later was this:— mal powers; and digestion from that time : n For Governor F»*r : al authorities of you Attacked By as a teamster, ami very and auil for others is of kilter. In that perilous moment in the seriously crippled. uecessarv adjunct of an army, hut yet, tis directly and j The same be Insidious Catarrh. gap there was a chance for one of reasoning may extended to whet, tin light is on. and you think of his every :-.u as a other thau us to become a but it was “Bones” profession, subjects botany. being sab in the rear, there is a feeling hero, 4. Further, there is the who rose up—“Bones," the “non-combat- no by request, for general ad- against him. So with the hospital staff ministration of a ant of the school,—all that relates His We had other reasons for hospital staff.” [M. Quad in .■ :> and those who Relieved null ibers. being to neatness, order, Sufferings | American discipline, health, on “Bones,” however. In addition Druggist. me teachers in the manners, the morals, requirements of i, i„ ng ut of the row. he was the man ! good and, iu By Treatment. A Soldier to the Queen. citizenship, general, to one’s Proper who examined us at sick call half the | the best and most of making one's self it. lime. ,a V. lieu the surgeon had May I advise you a regimental A Russian not life. The normal school two military paper long ago ourself for recognizes m excuse foi being absent. There is a your classes Auollior micro IV-rn-ou informed its readers that the life of the of agencies that are potent iu the ibout “sick call, aud it was! aie 1 g.:urn in thinking, per- the one officer the British army was one of the ■ schoolroom, to the ex- when the 'i'st earn a livelihood. relating Triumjdi*. only one variation hospital stew ternals of school utmost ease and luxury; every management and the [i.i,. man run out tongue at. officer, bow you can md you your even the help other to the or humblest subaltern, owned his atmosphere spirit of that n Il,e sound the the however, the inter- J 1. i'..> ibLi Wla bugles call, ailing his the one as yacht, race-horses, and his box at the management; exhibited in in- form iu line aud march up to be examined. i those of the school of opera—when that is to telligent direction of the school, or in proprietor tj,, tin siiirkers. There are quartered, say, t ter the teacher, the generally where such a could be obtained what the teacher does, ami o n e of t li e to one sick man. luxury :a* 1 (lie better the school consciously three shirkers There is the other in silent influence (the yacht and the racing stud were every- of the teacher, exerted upon leading machine a widespread idea that neither the regi- •spt-i ity the or where)—while the more possess- school, in what tlie teacher uncon- a. nor the stew wealthy me iu which the in Deco- men surgeon hospital ud way is. shops ed their grouse-moors, their sciously Agencies of the former class is on to this fact, but that is one of the deer-forests, m select its own has etc., the ntiy bear can be rail, Iowa, majority playing cards every analysis; they directly learn- first discover. When we came a the schools would tilings they night for enormous stakes, and ed. Agencies of the latter class baffle been troubled "Bones” the was: spending ■ before program a taey do now. She up large sums on to actresses and in analysis: they are strong as the aim with catarrh for “sick, ell?' presents it do not now dream only other tollies. is sound, the heart right and the life sir." i line some that now several years, “Yes, £ueh a is more earnest. Now the aim of the normal “What's tile mutter?" description picturesque Whether in deciding at times suf- than accurate, for in many school is to expound to you the one class “Had a fever all and was out although corps m have night, of chosen wise- severe* the cost of living is yet foolish ex- and to foster in you the growth of the fering head. high, know. But now that my travagance is the exception rather than other: and the high purpose of its teach- y. He tried “Hun out ■ mm-, owe it both to ! your tongue.” the you ers rule. In Her Majesty's Household is to be themselves what would reme- sir." nd to to be- they many “Yes, for which is yourself have iu Brigade, instance, the corps you be,—intelligent directing and he i ake t mee or tnese. m as possible. You dies without obtaining relief, until (V L'l'talthough the officers are noble in living. The looks of the tongue settled it. nearly main yourself for your heard of Pe-ru-na Four bottles of all wealthy men yet the style of living •">. Finally, however helpful it may be Abo.it one in six was excused from duty does not approach the magnificence with Dewey the for you to study the principles and meth- Pe-ru-na he says entirely ctin-d him, for the day. the rest were pronounced fit Americanizing Philippines. uood teachers who which it is credited in the imagination of ods of in a theoretical this and he reeommends it to that for drill and work. It was because we trained; it is also teaching way, everyone the and •.ally not foreign journalist by the facile is enough. The normal school, there- he hears is afflicted with < aiarrh couldn t beat “Bones” that we called him Wherever Battle Ax •. it and satisfies hers who have been pens of some of the prominent lady novel- goes pacifies fore. iu its observation and practice Catarrh is of such a stubborn nature •J. -i es.” It was because be saw through l'i ■•> leads me to say ists. Life in the Guards is very pleasant, schools, aims to give you facilities not that many people believe it t be iu- our tie game that we would have made everybody—and there are more men mal school, it does according to the British officer’who writes chewing only for seeing competent teachers at work carable. IV-m-na, however, is marvel- his life miserable if we had known he. nme a success- daily of “Social Life iu the British iu with children, but also for child- ous in the wav it not nr.'''' •■atarrh, 'now It was because the of Army" cause so much of teaching only regulations for ■ Harper’s Magazine September, if the ren yourself under competent supervision. but drives all of the pois-mt - men from duty, lie went The of Battle Ax is both national normal school can education. The Troopers are popularity as well as by declining to let its the right along doing his tlie United usually pupils grammar in ariti- duty by — : r. dation \ --sent. scho.a, geograpoy. great race-goers, and therefore habitues and international. You find it in : practice in them until they have received Naim, nm serious and couscien- Europe you •: u | metic, and otbei t«.*i whose rt- looking at the nice s at Ascot. he rmal school, ’*> .subjects, Newmarket. Good- institution enough work with definite- \ iew should hohi It tiois < viu j-. and this was another cause securely upon it you ya-ur.-v personally find it in find it in and ness aud intelligence of aim and method. for on our Maine:—you India, you'll :e« complaint part. ~~ lieneath these live in which the B\ and when we all were T""' T 'Vi ih a /i-7 ’A ■' respects t-u'v some stand; ;d w-uk -n by, hating find it in soon). •.a \ou a quicker iu- by reading Spain (very normal school will try to aid you, there the with all our heart, and things of education, put subject Some practice in self-teach- runs, as a ha-. w; so bad that the of Our soldiers and sailors have taken it to already intimated, deep philos- wneu other teaehina iai s is sight him already methods, save y m ing you good ophy which it > the business ot the nor- tor M*t nm to yelling, we marched to in short, furnish you. The Stau wants sturdy. se!i- away and ■ Cuba the 1 Are it ? mal .-cho.il to make known to you. If you u:ij;:u.ik .dn-kson, as he had outflanked Philippines you chewing !i> hat have come 1 mee This it are I it M ;ass:is. It was gras)- philosophy, you nown themselves. t»< hold t sharp lighting .< teaching process pupils up qualified t>> live up t" it, if you try to similar sturdiness .aid reli-rt iiance. ;d mg the tomt from the start, and after a "I teaching in the make \our pi .nice conform to it, you i.a 'much ••! two our went name teacher to Perhaps you do not expect to teach days, corps Pemember the begin 1 ■ t" li- 1- m- ma;. pe oi youi course and so ■ it t line me mm and we knew id the fairly long, question the wisdom ot spe ing experience thronoo i.hr olten that n was 1' vari'*d ami shifting ami ial pv€» rat ion. Wiiothci teacl; a a Imst of he enemy in our a I'leai waste lor pa you when treai;i.ei1 ’ll.- •>( and of ti -nt. A lu icmle w i- in recoil- you a buy problems teaching long time, short time, o cot at all. the apain. wiiat is detached M-overing school ti"itr-o w- ] management. oi tlie ii'-neai son.>.dt is goo n.r i!ie -Is to mi left, and later on \ ri‘, have no training you J u;ui ujis »■<>n -I uic service the < Line nt was ib-ta< ,ed to as the •: « dm ation as well deploy "f I'' general purpose ,v« I'.:pi:s i i.'*nn s 11 sc!:!••.*} would like to d<> loi you in as ioi the 1 skiimUm and -Iran out the concealed beforehand at speeitn purposes oi teaching. your >u j s'... ■ in* euimiN \vi j prep.tral' iy work, you will, hope, lu any event, the need a the school bn t.gti Away went 1

discovei in w 1 can ■ with a \.-! t>> in way's icii you do sim- traineti U-acln ; s. v, n.nhei \ > n glad be it a? last, and it iV:--;Hi^:Vv :U$S£W t11] 'ii s• -me recognize V, grad" \ c ihu servi i'-c before •• imi” : minutes men Mott’s yourself entering it oi not. remu:: n.-u : and before began to Nerveriae Pills V"U need, before I urgent t dm :c urn il >clu -i Whim v .u a re in t lie ml!. \\b- It bt that i;v< in a town or pushed up- to the woods, drove 1 :• »• 1. a may yoi j h’-' ire:it good high j lor their is much 'he skirmishers 111u 1school, instance. that has a h>e d ini.ng school lor ! gray bach, and th-oi mass- r e rr, a > .is city d y fur .lining tire I 1 helpful wurk possible for you the and tic t ,i> aveniii '‘ct'.tie to hold a between the t!:e best teachers 1 beyond teacher-', only to gap nervous pros- icitci >l i•.., Pic meats hills. were mo\ high sch“oj Why if o.- -.each at h-un... ''--ops ug up to support all ill a appointment y- (ration and give you W as nor begin early to d<* >ucii work*.* hile tnis school, h veil it ait-in- ar.d .‘mid the ground we had i ail \ ~tiii m >ie extended through you gained, nervous | w y'>il are a pl:j»i 1, n mid be well to enter this school "tod enemy-' me sw a ruling out. Then j i »-1:: ul, foi I cannot i diligently permitted disease s of the for to ot vico.-df at as for ten you think times Irora tin- hie:, school, it would minutes the old >»*venteenth made or- '.i directly generative tie thorough, of ; its a teacher, so that in di>chargiug your uevcithelcss be better foi to attend a wui i-Mi-rd. We he'd a full of either ilitUVe So you brigade. gans high, .n the humbler mie v m vise to W* '0,1 even better duty may normal sob.ml lirst than that—we repulsed ac-.-v* la i• jsir.!;ut., or have Mime railing may certain ideals ol in the Are thiee octei mined assaults t't duly higher < me reason t.u u;r naming smm by four times lost Manhood, Impotency, Nightly Emis- Men, Women am; teaching little cliil- <‘tii you doing oral work of any kind, de- schools is doubt !a>s found in file names*- : numbel, and we killed and wounded Youthful Errors. ex- is \,atr aim to teach sions, Mental'"Worry, children, cured 1,y die a theorem u ex- 1 almost ,is men as we monstrating geometry, ness of schom am in.u'itUs to d’M-ovei who many had in the cessive use of Tobacco or Opium, which het yi u nor t he high Fidelity Method plaining a principle in physics, translat- of numerous for j ranks. lead to and "iieut w'tli aca- applicants appointment Consumption Insanity. $1.00 any or ion nu n* was a 1 \ Itt ing French Latin, a teacher’s are to serve them best, if this i> i blunder somewhere. rill. <. I A i; I I AS>1.\<, !>OAV per box mail; 6 boxes for 0 answering likely .\ im; I M I; A N K j by $5.00. ‘tills sliort of a good Our question1.' The'‘thought. of course, takes the ease are more other supports fell back, the enemy was re- ! MOTTS CHEMICAL no detent ii fi1 -a, da: I '•irse. you likely, things ; ML NT. CO., Prop's, Cleveland. Ohio. y precedence always. Hat there are stand- to do work in the local iuforced. and we were left there to he i :m-n the couise being equal, good duties. general ards of of and ‘lificed. There was ,i wood, Manchester, and all the KOKS.UK BY It. II. MOODY. 1>V^ | voice, fulness, eomplemess training school if you enter it with previ- panic—no retreat. | Liverpool, the w ok it will to We a run* try man It was that suburban such as Sundown and : guarantee accuracy of expression, oi er. of ous normal school experience than it you simply the lone regiment, real- j meetings, Jiiy sketched under and, in a in \v<- presentation, of aim in satisfying others, enter it without such experiedc-e; and this izing that it had been abandoned, broke ! Kempton, addition, they have every call i:ei oivesti- should be later, a means of molding others factory service from such appointment. us, and. though we were only seven hun- always some Physicians e oj the world. races to the whole of the by the unconscious powei of example. Under no circumstances have a dred now, we poured in such a cool and ! open army and ! Eoef Sd\li!0, M irate. Over r..«',nu care- .drch • •••'-. ted. 1 of you j study educational lire a race for the farmers. In summer there Are you written work in connection claim to be as a teacher ex- deadly that the advance wavered— i 2s. j ■ doing just employed ! Gentlemen: Feb. utional history. halted -broke will he an exodus from the battalion of all 1 with any subject1.* Here, too, there are cept that which fitness to do the work of back and left us to wave J *w nest* ‘7. you standards of and finish to be our and cheer. We have re- the men who can by hook 01 / consider the e7/- Consultation and examination tree 1 accuracy a teacher gives you. Othei claims than caps might shooting j j applied in elementary crook for Scotland or I kept in view. There is no better way of those of lituess no school board has a treated then, but no one gave the word. get leave, Yorkshire. t icood's Ida. is e bl e re : icum res (1) that In live In this matter of leave the Guardsman ! keeping youi English steadily under re- moral to 11 such tit ness minutes it was too late. A regi- I : with tiie of light respect. j in end subjects view in mcut. t* » an is as a to is fortunate above his brethren in the t oveneorked, hdb mind j than cose, everyday attention to exists, there is not room for you— army fly a horse. Our j j u only nter the noi mal resistance the subaltern of the Guards rare- his details of spelling, syntax, capitaliza- there is a demand for simply annoyed. We s w a force cavalry: body, the nervous tunc- •; shall take them pressing you- in; j| restoring Bella! Office, Johnson Block, y' tion, and the the schools of th. Commonwealth. gathering in tlie o the woods be- ly finds any difficulty in getting away for ■eacher’> punctuation, paragraphing, edge it tions. bnildine id "r standpoint like. so V' no. and man felt it was : four months out of the twelve, and his An excellent authority goes far Let me commend tt you in connection every that the bow to them is jt develop as to ‘that the desire to make with of end. Those battle-lines would walk captain even more fortunate, as lie can it oiui el: ■'re e r 1j say every your student work the reading right a dance with sound vrr count on six in word aiid letter consults one or two ld's “Stu- is next time. We looked back to the generally mouths, leave :< E, L. M. D. plain naturally books, 'fo ■ 1 helpful STEVENS. xteut to which the lr follows It youi j with the desire to make the thought plain, dent's Manual," fm ;s rich in Tim lei I lines, but no reinforcements were year, naturally that the I in ele- example, conquering I ami slovenliness :u the one sloven- on then If we rose to Guardsmen are great travelers: the “Brit- jl 101IV /'■"/ begets suggestions for youi g people who arc way. up retreat t should have been j ish officer” “that Operating Surgeon liness in the other/' It this is true of ambitious to mule the most of themselves we sh udd be swept by the grape and can- says, whcrevci the s>ion there is ;t loss British one’s much more i- it nister oi the in and pioneer lias penetrated, some I handwriting, likely during their ac-tf-unic \ear>. it is pos- guns battery waiting. 11 ; bur to the normal j I ” c. re to he true of details come still closer it's our last called man to member of the brigade has ventured also Bitter iviU yout that si ole, too, that y< tmd excellent light," man, j[ p I to d .s < night Office Hours, ; 7 to P. 'is of tile .'state. Lt as we at no considerable interval. The north trnohles also to the thought. stimulus iu some f the of Enter hugged closer to the earth and drew [♦Iff" nervous, if the nor Essays bistauce, in s«une a breath. p"le itself appears to be the [* LtS I i the next place, plan to do of son, particularly tl sc on the t blowing long only virgin gc sure vuu get the eon to teach to you per- school work in and at- In front of us < ur soil scone of the bolder of the your permanent themes: Power, Culture, Manners, Be- lay regimental flag, spirits % ur to know brigade. “L.F.** kind. tluty per- tractive form, partly that it m \ se>-\ as havior, Self-l.’eliam and Spiritual haws. with half a dozen dead men beside it. and tei it. The normal [* >o4 and half the Not wit the of evidence of successful high sch work Although it won d be premature foi colonel, major, company cap- hstauding picture enjoy- i u-ai h to ment the actual of his percentage w hen for admission to the nor- t.» enter a of tains were down, dead or wounded. The surroundings daily NOTICE. you apply you upon profession- i : ours^ life are teaching percent it in fines had to move a simple and the mal school, but chiefly because doing al reading while in t1 e high schoo yet a gray just begun when enough, necessary iid start from arc not so I «• .-lit'SCI Ib.-r ii' ': Vcs 11 into :. \ your such form is both to *f is in shout of “Bones! Bones!” our expenses nearly prohibitory as ; io inspiring yourself preliminary glimpse what needed | rang a'ong 1 la yuan ignorance. It one The Guardsman re- : hat hi has l.-asnl: >,«• | and to those that examine it. The teacher 1 lie teacher—■■such a view as lines. It was the hospital steward, sure might suppose. tor the you might science and more to of ail the ceives the same as officers of corre- than most people needs do work get, for instance, from Page’s and enough, thousands of Federal pay Tlu- 'nan wit: it tor the Theory in Help conquest in form because there are so soldiers in our rear lie alone had made his sponding rank the line, with the addi- ; ter " good many Practice of Teaching’’—might give you petite Imp- ( HOTEL MAINE ady be known. across the fields tion of -TO a Guards so that it to be influenced by whatever example he invaluable aid as to the color and tone way to die with us. He year pay, phine. wlie tuts rieil >: will to show is a try had lost his on the for of an economi- *• •' sets. I refer to your laboratory note- your school wo k should receive cap way, but men knew possible youngster : Him Tailed t-- break 1 t Fi red.iiu ami ;he has Imen iv, is.—that it cre- high cal turn to really books. to books of com- him his aud hair and live in the Guards on an al- your drawing from your purpose to become a teacl er. by eyeglasses long Tell him of the | 111,.!••>■r.-m.vjoec, am! has beer, r, I -dm.! it it builds on lowance of g:J()0 a in addition to his j nature, or other exercises in to hatchet face, lie came on the and year with new position Euglish, tin.' your choice of run, ( furniture, and he feels i•• ... ;..-nt under Sincerely hoping But it is to it l guidance, articles with or without illustrtation which without pause he over the forms pay. only fair admit that h i h teaching as a profession has been wisely sprang Bangor Sanitarium. imputation this 11• t.1 lias > istained m the ’y > and that a close down—over the is not often done. iiAlong! | you may prepare in connection with any I wish success and in the lying gun-barrels pointed past will be maintained the lutu*v. I exists be- made, you joy therefore, to to the the he him can scholarly investigation, your personal work of for it. front, and, lifting up flag, ►) Where the demon which controls • The travelin- pubim ami tourists will find here action and all important preparing It is *J ust as Important that collections of waved it and shouted: .Mi ritoi'. • [ plants, minerals, chemical Fkank A. i) i>e overcome hv the Simunoku which can .uirnhute ■ ’heir, .mf.-rt i a her the Hall, Secretary, That you enrich anil blood in everythin- words, great and what to •Aien or uie i,tn, touow me: purify your removed, products not,—in short, any State Board of Education of Massachu- § ami the appetite permanently ami T i-'C w In * desire tak, i-mui- •••ige and be- the fall as in the spring. At this time, ow- jj happiness training evidences of or 1 have seen a dozen } scholarly power personal setts. generals leading to a low water lev- >) Send for pamphlet liter vacation will find this one ot •1;,• -n i grade and run ing decaying vegetation, place ,st through skill that are or divisions into but I Bangor susceptible of presentation brigades action, el, and other causes, there are disease full ; and drli-hrful wish to meet germs giving partieu- (a pleasant villages in the inter: '••• I is no The Surrender ot Santiago. i) county. tishi-iv. ts.c longer reading, if are fortunate in rapidly as “Bones.” One minute he was \ tem quickly yields to attacks of malaria, Finally, you working >) liangor Sanitarium Sanitarium;; a short distan— from the village and the -ti-' that must ! a etc. and pei haps j you under an able and sympathetic hatless, bow-backed hospital steward, j fevers, By purifying enriching >) < ompany, aid that is about the principal blood with Hood’s best trout tishinsr in the -rivelly bracks wine or other teacher who One of the most features of The next he was a to be six ; your Sarsaparilla you 1 <>o State Street, approves your plan interesting j hero, seeming abound n. this Mrhon thar tws may build your system to resist these g Company. ;; can be |,>:anl any 1 or thoughts of war is the feet tall and as aj an arrow. up and would like to help you carry it out, the with Spain p.etorial history j straight We • Ba.nook. « tlie child dangers, as well as coughs, colds, pneumon- where this side of Ar— >k county thoughts you under his advice and which the artists and photographers of just got one look at him, and then the » (« might, direction, j ia and the grip which conies with cold Now let me t-» rim old [■ and not in seven say patrons express, do that come more have us. hundred men sprang up with on many things closely Harper’s Weekly given Nothing yells weather. To be the safe side, take conic and see H*»t. at would he and cheers Maine d.»e-» n u are really “called” to teach, you opened cheers to let through. The Clock that Stopped. tieu about it j There was “Bones” < I plants, should discover in yourself a readiness, still at the head—still 1KFAT VAKIKTV IF an isolated for as and Democratic State Conventions continue rose, at least, it not an impelling force or pas- acting colonel, flag-bearer, saviour, to s foi the and what do think he did cry for free silver and Bryan. Meanwhile FO U NT A! N S Y RIN training j sion. to do some work in the like of your you and said as I j GES, and ex- ; the country, and ex- inference, before enter it. General Devins rode up and took the flag i prosperous confidently j THE SPORTSMAN’S JOURNAL calling you formally upon in flic from 2 to -1 < i;« -. romhineu »\!:!: MOT U V •d so far as it I from his peeting greater prosperity develop- i: goes; In all school work a grasp and called him the hero of your high there is ment of manufactures and commerce as a I TIE liOITI.I Ut:.. I.mei.t Vis. | an lead the child the of the i Travel Fishing The Dog certain a certain to make Army Potomac? He sat down 1 push, spirit the result of the war, is looking forward to new Nature and -never dim, of the tor a minute to catch his breath and prov.-ment Adventure- Trap most of the passing opportunity, a certain wipe i questions and new hopes, and not hack- I i him to his and then rose Hunting Yachting Target alp bring intellectual forwardness that is yet con- glasses, up to reply: ward t< the mouldy issues of ,Y GLOIIE Sl’U VV •t his nature study S sistent with which 1 *\\ by, general, I saw that the ! Good times would have been fatal t( Camping Canoeing Shooting modesty, strongly boys Every -ize, style and made ■ ! hat shall lead ! needed some and so Bryanism even if the war had not come. ■! M i .1 I.Ill’ll!: illus- him, commend to you. It is more than mere one, I went down!” !■' /,\ Stbi: The Democrats are to lil N<« f. ite lose idea in the j to school They would have made “Bones” a cap- (dinging hopelessly SV Ks, Ir.iU,! .'.-.AMI. 1 i" Hi" j:. ,.f the conformity average require- defeat. The Democratic clock at j.iumnl, a tree and the hi am- tain tor what stopped j ments: it is to some de- he did that day, but he A IO>ll7.kliS ail responding early IMMi. The country is going on, although the aii Snni'V f: soul,—then —demands for self-reliance, AT P.OTTPM l'lilt I ? originality, W «• art: tin: I i»e»t American :• -Vu.rv if ■> order. Now higher and so on. <>n out ! i-r v,it l 1 leadership, works “• mts to come to Li can repair your atomizer or and t you w line; me evidence ol your fitness to re- syringe tr.1 catalogue of New lork. ’*any. may course, in your school record, in what may *‘«c iii l guiding you (1) be learned of your personality, and in your * li as knowledge you scholarly power as seen in your treatment, POOR & SON. Druggists. units as J single objects both oral and written, of a few themes f -1 to such wider and selected from once GENERALS MILKS ANI» SM AFTER DISCUSSING THE ( 1 subjects studied by i"- plant world as child- Who Have Used Them you, the fitness itself, if it must SURRENDER OK SANTIAGO I AfllTQ 4 exists, LMUILO Recommend as the BEST J j '!i*ike a beginning of ap- exist apart from schemes of examination. ! feasible of DB. KINO’S H { ways lay- Therefore do not work to meet an- Star Crown Brand ‘"ns merely ! for such views in their but aim for ticipated questions, always has escaped them, trom the marching of and in Cleans that can be mastery power whatever you do. troops down Broadway prior to starting everything cleaned.. PENNYROYAL PILLS. SAIL MAKERS. As between excellence in a narrow field the men under T'he Food for the front,, to pictures of Fine Used for years by loading specialists. Hunnrnls o' 1 fosM- Easy and mediocrity in a broad one, if you fire. have suffered the Laces; Linen.; monials. A trial will convince you o fthoir intrinsic value * They hardships Flannels; in case of suppression. Send ten cents for and Anti Successors to J. W. Frederick:& Co., ns must choose between choose the sample Easy to Buy, them, of camp-life, and have exposed them- Clothes; Pots and book. All Druggists or by mail box. former. selves to Spanish bullets, in order that Dishes; Pans; KING MEDICINE CO.. i3ox 1930, BOSTON, MASS. to the circular of Easy Cook, Study carefully require- the world may see, week by week, just Glassware; Woodwork and ments for admission. It is not iutended what has afloat and on shore. Ship Chandlers, < happened everything PILES! PILES! PILES! Ship Brokers, to to ask for more in Easy Eat, these requirements Even when in camp they cannot rest, for else about the house. Cleans them than the schools are to easily I)r. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment will cure K to public required by there is always some interesting scene and and A in Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated and Piles. It AND DEALERS IN Easy Digest. law to offer. Nevertheless, conditions of soldiers or a con- quickly thoroug hly. Itching “snap”—a group blessing ahsorbes the turners, allays the itching at once may require you to supplement the work sultation of such as the one we nousenoia. acts as a Instant relief. Dr. Wil Oats generals, every poultice, gives Tents, Awnings, Cart Covers, Quaker of the school by work outside. If, for reproduce to-day from the Weekly. It THE J. B. WILLIAMS CO Hams’ Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only foi At GLASTONBURY. CONN A cake of pure white Piles and Itching of the private parts, and noth all example, the books for use in was taken in the before at Gly- grocers prescribed camp Santiago, ing else. Every box is guaranteed. Sold by drug Ourk, Cordage, Paints, ,fc. 10 English cannot all be taken in school. and Shatter cerine in sent for 2-lb. the moment Generals Miles Soap every package gists, by mail* 50c. and §1.00 per box pkgs. onl> There is much, also, of what you did in were the surrender of the city. WILLIAMS’ M’F’G CO Prop’s, Cleveland. Ohio discussing or 13 sale by R. H Moody. iy38 No. From St , Belfast, Me SEARSPORT LOCALS. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Frankfort. Mrs. J. C. Clark and Mrs. f SHIP NEWS. Hill Rogers visited Mrs. William Mason in on at the Harbor church IV minimi service Belmont. Mr. and Mrs. David Alexander West Winterport last week. Miss Helen Use in PORT OF BELFAST. next afternoon. MacBride and Miss also on place ; to announce to the Sunday of Belfast were in town Sunday calling on Dorety called ARRIVED. I Ilf I A II public that 1 have not been Mrs Barlow and daughter of Boston have relatives.... N. S. Foss is in Manset visiting Miss Lyda Mason. fuI in »>.T attempt toCLOSK OI T of Cream of Tartar Sept. 1. Seh. Post Boy, Bullock, Edge- 1 VU my ■ |\H rooms at Mrs. Webber’s. bis brother, Alvie Foss-Bert F. Lamb is as I Monroe Centre. The Free Will Baptist water, N. J. I ■■ 1UII really intended to, as more goods have 0, in New Gloucester at work on a milk-farm. 2. Seh. Rock- L. Merrill and wife returned to their meeting was held at the church Sept. Volant, Pendleton, chased in order to sell what G. j quarterly and Soda. land. I have, because som .... Miss Marriner has been in home m Dixtield Sibyl visiting last week beginning Friday and closing Sun- articles run out and to-day Sept. 3. Schs. Harry Prescott, Gray, New fast, these are most essential. So until I , Belfast the two weeks... G. W. past day evening. The following ministers were Haven; Twilight, W. C. Tuttle opens lus stu- Thorndike, Portland; customer to my whole stock I will continue to do Photographer j cow Louisa buy business at th. Marriner has lost a very nice by get-1 present: Rev. Mr. Whitcomb of Bangor, Francis, Pearson, do. | din to-day, Thursday. 4. Schs. Emma W. place, anti keep such as be found in well hooked another. Mr. M. said it was Mr. Rich of Rev. Mr. Sept. Day, Crockett, goods may any regulatt ting by Rev. Taunton, Mass., Boston ; Imogene, Duncan, Rockland. ; ware store Do not understand that I have i apt. W. H. West arrived home on steam- the best cow be ever owned and we feel Richardson of Enfield, Me., Rev. D. gone out of business. 1, ; SAILED. foi er Penobscot Sunday morning. very sorry for him-We hope, now that Brackett of Rev. Mr. of looking HARDWARK remember that the Brooks, Bailey Sept. 1. Sch. Etna, Chipmau, Norfolk. is that the school Robert P Nichols has returned to Worces- haying over, Sunday Knox. Rev. Mr Bartlett of Hermou and Sept. 3. Schs. Post Boy, Bullock. Ban- at Belmont Corner will be attended more gor; Volant, Rockland. to resume Ins studies. Rev. Mr. Blair, pastor of the church. Rev. Pendleton, ter, Mass., (> Schs. m the future than it has iu the Sept. Twilight, Thorndike, Rock- ! largely past. Mr. Rich Sunday forenoon and Lowest Cash Prices Rev. Charles Harbutt of Presque Isle is preached land ; Louisa Francis, Pearson, do.; Imo- *> Miss Goldie Kendall is the superintendent Rev. Mr. Richardson in the afternoon. At do. his vacation at the Harbor. gene, Duncan, speuiliug and makes an able one. Mrs. Eliza Alex- 7. Sch. Lucia STILL COXTIXUE AT the testimony meeting in the afternoon one Sept. Porter, Grindle, of New York Bangor. L. D. Pickford and family | ander will be present next Sunday and it is hundred and seventeen testimonies were AMERICAN FORTS. are at the Searsport House. he registered hoped there will a large attendance- Much interest was manisfested given. New York, Aug. 2d. Ar, sell. Edward H. Rev. R R. Bolton made a short call on There will be a meeting at Hall’s j gospel throughout the meetings.Mr. Edgar Blake, Smith, Fernandina; David Faust, friends iu town cii his way to Bangor, Corner school house Tuesday evening, Hamm of Houltou, Me., has been visiting Smith, Ellsworth; 30, ar, sehs. Poehasset, BAILEY'S, of Rev. Ran- Swan’s Island; Ann The F. C. degree will he conferred by Sept. 'r2th,uud**r the leadership his brother, C. O. Hamm....Miss Mabel POWDER Mary McCann, Calais; Hattie Mi G. Buck, George Gurney and An- dall T. Capeu, pastor of the Baptist church has at home from Boston visit- Absolutely Pure Mariner’s Lodge uext. Tuesday evening. Webber been nie P. Chase, Bangor; eld, seh. Silver Heels, of Belfast.... M rs. Lillian Bicknell and Mrs. 52 Main ing her parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. S. Webber. Quinlan, Pictou, N. 31, ar, sehs. Eliza ,J. Street, Belfast The Methodist Sunday school enjoyed a S.; Emma were in for New Wagner Bangor Thursday .. .Mr. Walker and his More Pendleton, Philadelphia Haven; and clam bake at the Bar George mother, convenient, picnic to-day. Fair. Lizzie Lane, Closson,Bangor; Willie L New- attending the Eastern Maine State Mrs. Wealthy Walker, are relatives visiting ton, do.; ar. C C. Hamilton ami wife of Boston made a Makes the food Coombs, Sept. 1, seh. Maud ALL KINDS OF They were accompanied by Mrs, B.’s sister, Me. This was Mrs. lighter in Poland, Walker's, Briggs, Philadelphia for Bangor; "», ar, seh. HARDWARE.^- short caii on friends in town last Thursday. Mrs. Hattie of Belfast. Knight native place. and more healthful. Laura, Lamson, Baltimore; 4, passed Hell * *9 9 9 9 9 99^ seh. K. F. Mrs. J. B. Edwards and son of Salem, Gate, Hart, Leathers, New York Monhoe. Mr. and Mrs. Fred from Piper Unity. Bert Tosier of Concord, N. H., is for Boston; ar,sells. F. C Pendleton, lven- Mass., are the guests of Mrs. R. E. Patter- I) C are at Ins father’s ROVA'. BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. uebec ; Hannah Coomer, Washington, his Mr. and Mrs Archie Stouington son. visiting parents, Boston, Aug. 31. Ar, sell. and calling on friends here.. .Mr. and Mrs Herald, Yeazie, Tosier.... Alonzo Trafton of Haverhill, Kockport; Wm. Butman, Lowell, Jersey A J. Nickerson ami wife attended the and from Aroostook Leroy Dyer daughter Mass., was in town last week ...Capt. and Prospect Ferry. Miss Lizzie Pierce left City sld, seh. Jose (Jlaverri, Kennebec and have been at Fred anchored in the sell. wedding of their nephew, Eugene Nicker- visiting Putnam’s... .Rev Mrs.’ Geo. T. iianlett of Boston were the for her home in Peabody, Mass., on last Sat- Washington; Roads, Joel F. Sheppard; Sept 2, ar, soli. Copv, son. iu Portland the past week. Mr. Whitcomb of Bangor has been in town Mrs L. urday’s boat. .School in this district guests of his sister, H. Mosher, last began Grant, Bangor; 3, ar, bark Willard Mudgett, Miss A Carter, wh has been employ- attending the quarterly meeting at the Cen- week... Miss Blanche Conner of Lawrence, last Monday, Miss Faustina Harding teacher. Turks Island; eld, sehs. Leander V. Beebe, tre. He at the church Rufus for Bath Daniels, Kennebec and Baltimore; Wm. ed at the hotel during the summer, left lor preached village Sun- Mass., is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. S. -Oapt. Harriman left last Butnam, Kennebec and Vineyard Haven; day and gave a very sermon. are. a business at to m ister <>f the West her home m Bangor Sunday. interesting Conner_They doing big Thursday go Virginia, Herbert E., Sliute, Round Cove and New COAL Mr. Richardson made some line remarks at tiie corn There was never so much a new b^rge launched.... Mrs. Mary York; sld, Emma W. Joel Mr and Mrs. O. B Bean of Presque Isle shop. just Day, Winterport; COJU.!. F. coal sehs our evening iu and it never was so Smith is at home from Belfast for a time. Sheppard, Carter, port; 4, ar, a to the to their Thursday meeting.Miss corn hauled before made short visit past week Wm. B. Palmer and Mary E. Palmer, Nor- Now is the Time to Your s Ellen Mosman of Lewiston has been left his in Na- Winter visiting .... Miss Fiora \\ atson and A. W. Clark -Leroy Twomblv for home (.3 daughter. Mrs A E Trundy good folk; Izetta, Eddyville; .% ar, sell. Lymar. Buy here.. Mrs. Harriet Piper visited in Boston returned to Boston Saturday-Eugeneaud tick, Mass on last Monday’s boat-Lin- M. Law, Blake, Baltimore Mrs. Fred A. Davis and ion Arnold, who 30. First recently.... Mr. and Mrs. Mauter Dolloff of Everett York returned from Massachusetts wood Pierce and wife of Boston, Mass., are Philadelphia, Aug. Ar, brig Jennie Quality, Thoroughly Prepared Coa1 have been in town the past week, left Wed- Ilulbert, Richmond, Me.; sehs. S. M. Gardiner have been her visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Bird, visiting parents. ’ast week_Mrs. Asa Stevens is failing.... C. B. : in Merrill, Baddeek. Celia F., West, desday to visit friends Ellsworth. and Mrs. Durham-Mrs. Charles Pierce.... Mrs. Emma Moulton of Dedham Capt. I>r. Cook is in poor health-H. C. Chand- Bangor; Almeda Willey, Kennebec; Maggie A was found recently be- Colson and have been Mrs visited relatives here last S. Hart, do.; sell. Mar- lady's jacket family visiting ler is suffering with hay fever....Mr. X. C. Sunday. Farrow, Sept 3, cld, tween the bridge and the. hotel. The owner John McTaggart, her sister, and her mother, jorie, Bangor. Knights was taken suddenly ill last week Centre Montvili k. The town schools Baltimore, Aug. 31. Cld. sehs. J. Man- pi tiffs can secure the same G. A. Mrs. Jones-Miss Almeda who 1. tin by calling upon Mansur, Dr. S. Johnson was sent for el ester Bath ; sint seh. and pronounced began Sept. 5th with the following teachers: Haynes, Matthews, 31, ar, Prices at Delivered:: Bowen. bought, the house owned the Wm. E. Downes, 1 formerly by it hemorrhage of the brain. He is better at Centre dist.. Miss Abbie McDowell; Marshall, Kennebec; Sept. Whart. Dump Sprowl 3, sld, bark Frances, Rio sell. late Charles Sargent, has men at work rais- Janeiro; 5, ar, Chestnut GO About thirty from here took advantage of this writing.... Dr. W. G. Fuller and family Dist., Miss Vesta Getcbell; Halldale, Miss Isaiah Hart, Williams, Punta Gorda. Coal.#5 95 85 the roof and it-Lulu Stove the Belfast Band excursion to Bangor last ing remodeling have returned to their cottage at Winder- Frances Williams; Vose Dist., Miss Geneva Banger, Aug. 31. Cld, sells. John C. Smith, 5,00 5.85 is her aunt, Mrs. F. Chase. Kneetand, New York; Electa Thursday and visited the Eastern Maine Nealley visiting mere The doctor intends to buy in the vil- Sprowl, White's Corner, Miss Bailey, Clay, ESS 5 40 5 or, Marjie do.; .... is for our barge Ringleader, Hopkins, Philadel- Furnace State Fair. Everyone busy getting ready ami settle here. We are to have Plains Miss Sadie : 5.40 5 05 lage glad Rowel]; Dist: Weymouth phia; Sept. 2, ar, sehs. Susie P. Oliver. Wins- annual which to fair, promises surpass ail them back. McFarland's Miss Boston James A. The feel Corner, Lucy Cushman; low, ; Garfield, Wood, Port- PROMPT Congregational society deeply ones. are in DELIVERY, CORRECT CAREFUL DLI 1, former The grounds being put Miss Inez land ; sld,sell. Menawa, Kendall, New York : WEIGHT,£ indebted to Misses Barlow and Kingdom Dist., Peavey.A Wright, order and the cistern will Prospect. Mrs. Rose Read of Stockton •, sld, brig Katalidin, Marshall, Bristol; sehs. good large supply on mountain was en- Field for their efficient assistance to the pleasant picnic Frye’s Henry Crosby, New York; Bos- all the water needed... Ham from Springs, Mrs. Amanda Larrabee and Charles Nightingale, .Edgar a of sell. Edward choir during their stay here. joyed by company young people Aug. ton; Stewart, Kent, Turk’s Houlton has been relatives Tanner, spent Saturday night at Mr. Stephen Island; sells. Kit THE SWAN & SIBLEY visiting $ud 30th-Miss Ella Frye has gone to Dedham sid, Carsou, Kendall, New COMPANY The four young men who left here last friends in town. I arrabee's. Mrs. Etta Clifford Robinson York; Radiant. Hardy Boston. where she has Mass., employment. Norfolk, 211 Sid, sehs. E. Palm- 33 & 37 week to work on the Washington County and family of Dexter were also there. They Aug. Mary 33, Front St., Belfast. Tl.l(l Waldo. Mr. ami Mrs. E. L. Bryant of Among thus e who were at North port Camp er, Haskell, Wm. B. Palmer, and are at home as a and McDonald, Railroad again, they found it held spiritual circle Saturday evening Sarah W. Boston were in town recently... Mrs. Bois Ground the past week was Mrs. Eliza Bean, Lawrence, Coleman, Boston; Hat- very to be associated with the tests were received Mrs. tie (\ south of St. Helena is to he tlie unpleasant ; G. has been in many good through Mrs. Ed. Luce, Heal, Halifax; 30, ar, sell. Frank thought Littlefield,who visiting town, Bean and son,Mrs. Volney Thomp- from CITY OF BELFa- kind of men usually employed on railroads. Reed’s mediumship Miss Auraville Larra- A. Palmer, Harding, Key West; eld, seh. Douglass Gregory, Philadelphia for has returned to lmr home in Milford, Mass. son, Mrs. James J. Clement and family_ Penobscot, Savannah. bee will return to Dexter with her aunt.. Dodge, Suffolk, Va.; Sept. 2, ar, At a regular meeting •>{ ;he < A. B. Pendleton has some valuable sou- ; C. aud J. were sell Isaac 3. -G. Levanseller W. Chase Mrs. Lura Jordan is her Oberton, Trim, Belfast; nr, seh 2d. Soli. Sarah D. .! Rawson, French, of from section went to visiting parents, ••tty Belfast held Sept. A. :- venirs sent James B. Parse of A goodly number this Mary A. Hall, Kockport, Me. which was towed in here while by consisting j in Bangor last week attending Eastern Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Bennett... .Mr. D. dismasted, ordinance was tin. last Hugh D. C., 31. seh. Win. oil the from Xew York for ly |a>*oi and a shell from the battle Maple Grove Camp meeting Sunday- Washington, Aug. Ar, voyage Darien, cartridges ship Maine State Fair....Mrs. Laura Nason and McLellan of Be it ordained tin:* Mn A Belfast visited I'nion Harvest E. Downes, Marshall, Kennebec, cld, sell. reports that tin* captain's head was by Fred Fames has started out with his thresh- injured niou Council i.l ir ■. Maine. A Mesa coin and a watch from a children have returned to their home in Salem: the Grange last and delivered Daylight, Sept. 2, cld, sell. Ymiug and one rib broken; also reports saw <|iiau- machine and well, Saturday evening Council assembled, as Spanish battle ship that was sunk at Santi- Lewiston ..Mrs Nettie vVilson of Brockton. ing reports grain yielding Biothers, Norfolk. tities f wreckage, including the top of a a pleasing address. Sec. The Citv t better than last year. Last year’s bay in ’*rt. lampa, Aug. 21*. bid, nark Annie house: was iu company with sob John H ago. Mass., has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Rose day of May. A I*, isos. Winterfukt. Jolm C. a weL Reed, Welt, Carteret, X. J. Platt, Ives, from New York for Prospect will be a drug in the market and Xeally, Brunswick, trustees of' the ~c> era1 (• Mrs. Pratt aud Miss Etta Pratt of Elmira of Rock- Chester, Penn Aug. 20. seh. S. M. in but saw of her Betsey Sprague.Mrs. Yogcll known and died Ar, ballast, nothing after the he denominated The Bo.t ta some are trying to buy stock to eat it up. highly respected citizen, C. Clinton visited Their aud land was in town on friends last Bird, Merrill, Baddeek, B. weather cleared. one for the term me •. recently daughter calling Aug -J3d at the advanced of T'd and O. B. Gray Las eight cows, and wants eight age years Salem, Aug. 20. Ar, seh. Gen. Adelbert A large, light schooner* aim- in under jury- two years, and one ft :ii.* sister in the Methodist Mr. aud week....I. B. aud B. A. left last a.id parsonage. Clary 3 mouths. He oil Boston. «• shall annuahy tticic.it tm more. James H. Jacobs two cows lived tlie old homestead Ames, Small, mast and anchored if Lightship for East. where bought Cemeteries i..r the term Mrs. E. C. Holbrook of Brooks also visited Thursday Livermore, they where his Beaufort, S. C., Sept. 2 Ar, seh. Sarah 1). parents lived and tiled. His trustees sliali he •: ,- last week, and in this section stock of all J. New York for Daiien. sworn to there and all returned to their homes last are to teach.Madeline and Ray Neal, Rawson, French, East Seausmont. J S. and •t their ;ive dune'. death was due to l:ver from which 20. Mahoney n-spc kinds and for sale, are scarce. trouble, San Francisco, Aug. Ar, ship, Sec. l’. week. who have been spending the sun nier with sheep, Only Dirigo, Cora ’.1 :n Camden and Each mem"cr d ',.i be had been a sufferer Mr. Goodwin, Seattle. Mahoney spent Sept tin last one cow that I hear of now is for sale, and many years. ;ng year o.t his m. their Mr. and Mrs A. J' 20. seh. Rockland. .Misses uni S: belle Cum- man thereof. a ■. .1 ■■ One f the largest delegations left here grandparents, was an excellent honorable Camden, Me., Aug Ar, Edward May Should that is Mrs. Jennie Mardeu s. If farmers Xeally citi/eu, j t... could Turk's Island. have Board, by death, resign c: ..! st that ever Simmons, have gone Pittsfield to attend Stewart, mings returned to New York'-iiy... j Thursday went ->u one steam- and in his generous, and same shai’i he tillc-i money the same as in upright dealings, Bath, Sept. 2. Ar. selis. J^se Olaverri and h> school... .S. J. has some of the lar- get years ago they Mrs. Fannie Robinson ami Lurie er at one Time, and within the week more Gurney ever to Helen G. daughter the ready lend a helping hand to those Moseley, Boston Sec would buy stock to eat up three or four left for where wi. i Said Boat 1 'h 1 "lie gest potatoes we have seen this He 1. Wednesday Belfast, they than hundred and twenty-live have left. year. who needed it He was a stauueh Newport News, Sept. Sid, brig Trios, month d ana 'o,.;i hundred tons of last in Methodist, j May year’s pressed hay Maranham 2 sell. a week t < their home Th -o' rein.i are the give your correspondent one that Heagau, ; ar, Melissa A. spend before r-eruing first .Moinku the ••■d ? mug eujnxLng pleasant weighed having been converted and the • Prospect...-Mrs. Ella Cole, who has been joined W.iley, Coonibs, New York. I"! ea. h ot ihc s. and when one and three-fourths and sent one :ti Somervii ie. Mass... (Libert Marriuer of days, they read the reports of the pounds, church when a man. Mr. F ank New Conn.. 2 Ar. sell j shall be S\'. oi l: to the I.ut i:t her Lula has returned young Lou,bin, Sept. Centre Be.mont w is m the to Lowell that one ami fif- visiting sister, Cole, town, .Saturday, duties. Said heated terms at the westward they thank weighed pound had a the Charlotte T. Sibley, Coombs, Brunswick, respective to Mr. Fred has Xye charge funeral arrangements. gtiost. **t Albert Marriuer.. Mrs. Marcel;as teen ounces T: >-y are The of He- Wiuterport. Cole gone Ga. j then stars that they had The wisdom to pro- Beauty Tlie sermon was Kev. J. P. G’ * hi a id returnetl to her home ill Camden I ever in their iud-.ir.enr !..■ u,... back to work for the Eaton by Simonton of Port 2. bron brothers, Sears- Reading, Sept. Shi, sell. Janies A c,. tlieir vacation. variety and are ill very large ami Thursday j cemeteries 'hall pr long Ellsworth, from the text “Blessed are the Parson, Harbor... The fair comes off Baker, Augusta, it 11 ,. smooth. He used 1 o'> hu-dieis on half a | port Prospect J by appointment, an;. 2 sen Jennm or W ii"t ivnieml j dead who die iu the Lord. Tin* was Jacksonville, Sept Ar, E removal herw i.-c. >u ... hy er Maine and send a few 21st. The handbill* will be out this singing Itching, Burning, ( rccpiug. Craw ling acre. Sept. W: ley, Benner, New Y-rk j at all times, act in let the mu-' battle into the White's Corner choir. The Skm Diseases relieved in a E-w minutes ships Penobscot bax ? Searsp.Tt, week, and a great time is expected. All the by Grange, R ekland, Me d Ar, sel: j 111 al! matters pert.iinu._ j Sept G-orgia Ointment Dr. s Oint- Thorndike. Mr ami Mrs Hig- • *! which he was a charter by Ague'.v's Agnew I Se> \ Said It. an; noted as furnishing me-tenth "f the com- Joseph base ball nines are and somewhere member, and Giikey, Loinsburg, C. B expected, ment relieves insruutly, un! rur by- clothed With 11: 'In C. ■I gins attended tin- Free other friends, Eetr.-r, j Baptist *juarterly furnished beautiful and est.ii and .>• manders of ships now sailing under the a. will have a chance to show their skill many FORTH IN pou rs. S ilt Kht-uni. Se.iid Head, l.,' !• it* libuele-s, ; lish in Monroe meeting las! Friday,Saturday and :!• wers. Mr. was the son of the late and all E: <.f the Skm it, is American riag, would be to help and Come with lints and Xeally upturns soothing delighted keeping. best St, Aug. in. Ar, sell. 1 Mr and Mrs Jag-., Tufa, Wilson, and and os like t.. iii 15., t»\ Sunday... George James and was one of 1- 1 _ quieting magn ent Ttam our navy, as many of them as Cilley The Red B. L. Xeally child.vn, Philadelphia. girl Seals, nines, Centre; Huiii-ts. Irritation nt tie- Si up or K islms 1 spent last Saturday in Belfast.. .Mr aud of whom lived to mature II s first Auckland, N Z As g 2d. bark John would come to our broad harbor The nice District age. S21, time. rents a \ nines, Clark nines, Brownies, during teething therein as .:,f.p Mrs. l’. iast week wife was Miss A S. Emery, W< ster, New York. bracing air these cool George Higglus passed Mary York, by whom he Solil by Kilgore & Wiis-m ami A. A lb --s riieir pidgmeiit fla- gertera•••■;■ September nights Frankfort. Searsport and Swanviile nines Loyal Roads, B. c, Aug. 24. Ar, bark with friends m Bangor... Mrs. Adams and had 7 children. In is.v.i die marriee Eliza A: (J o 8 reries will be net:w •<•.) tl would be lor our ex- aie and the Hoi.olulu. grand recuperating expected; champiou umpire of Amy Turner, Warhind, genera, i-wn •!' an children are friends in ... visiting Greene. Maddox, who has been a faithful, 2 bark -aid rv md aii hauster. jack-tars the county Mr. Kane of Searsport, will de- sympathiz- Falmouth, Sept S!d, Puritan, (Br.) work Yr. J. S. Files and < > wife visited Mr and ing companion in his declining Y'*a>-s. Be- Amsburj (from Portland, etc ) Limerick BORN A unique exp! ring expedition was r- cide your fate without word or contention. Grand Turk, T. !., 20. Li •• Mrs Wales L Miller in Belfast last Aug. port, brig ■ Wed- sides his wife, Ins two daughters, Mrs. tern lent to 11:» \e gaiiiz* d at Swan bake last week rive nine that wants to match for vic- Harry Smith, Costa, big. for to sail | by ,if Any up Boston, Bi. \->ii. y.'iing ladies who have been tory can choose for a tussle. Some players the City Council. ... d al ■•:. spending in Belfast iast the < f salt for and sail 2d days week, guest her son, Mr. Chester Xeally, survive to mourn Boston, about Aug. Beal. In Bern Uscot, August 24. to Mr and ot the •'.III he the week are p'Ueiia.ser p: ther*- They started from their en- wanted to fill vacancies in some of the Turks 1>> Mrs. Fred Beal, a sou. be •aster, Mrs. Clarence Bert j their loss Mr. John death was Island, Aug. Ar, brig Harry shall countersign. Gurney_Mr. White,whose C'artf.i; In lE-. kiaud. 28, to Mr au.l campment early n the morning in a large above nines. Letters addressed to the Cap- Smith, Costa, Bahia. August ail moneys re> ei\ e>i !: *i. Stevens and Miss Nancy Prentiss attended prematurely reported last week,passed away 10 M rs. A. S. ('al ter, a >->u. directly into the city treasui hat tain of the Centre F. Montevideo, Aug. In port, bark Ed- at, weigh ug about three hundred nine, Percy Partridge, Lombard, lit Fraukliu, August 20, to Iho.aml eate sha.il be aiveii ,,i: n > the church of God in Sears- Mrs. who has been ward L. Mavberrv, Hinds, for Town, Campmeeting Sunday. Crowley, Cape Mrs. James K. Liunbard, a tor an: rounds. Arriv ag at the mill were Stock t*'U will be attended to. All daughter. any purpo-e j-aid they Springs, ldg Morel-on. In Biuehiil. to Mr. mu port last Saturday and Sunday. ..Miss very ill,is recovering and her daughters,Mrs. Vugust 11, St.< d. Sal'1 I >. obliged t » the Lines are St. 2. carry boat around the dam, expected to play in the course <>f Helena, Sept. Passed, ship W II Mrs. John C Morrison, a son. Lock! a ml Howard labor I!, .11 d .w C went to Atwood of Boston and Mrs. Clara performed Evelyn Higgins Andover, Mass., Margaret Conner, New York for Fi:kk;n-. In B.rooksviile, August 12, ’•> Mr. ami direction .mu :1 e\ and some three i undred yards, before reach- the day, if the innings have to be cut down, Shanghai their Sept 1st. Mr V. N. Higgins went to Ban- Merrill of Hudson, have returned to their William A Bcrkins. a son. of t he receipt ai d a j MAKINK MISCELLANY. to ami ing navigable portion of Goose Staples In Benobscot, August 24. Mr. I d lie < y River, on meeting gor last Thursday his return Brooks. Miss Isa Luce of Waterville lias homes... .Miss Fannie Bennett of Mrs. Boner a wi i had out Saturday Bouton, staples, daughter. of Man h, annua;!> they tarted to explore With Spoken. Aug. 11. lat. 12 S, ou. 25 \V. lie at Windermere Park returned from where she who has been the of Miss Elbe M. Si 7 Saul su perm rein lew much exertion morning stopped Monroe, visited j guest Tillie E. they succeeded in poling the ship Starbuck, Curtis, Philadelphia direction of sai'i boar-; Vi to attend a of "The the of her Charles and returned to Bostou on for MARRIED b. at to the mill meeting Unity Land, family uncle, Fogg, Littlefield, Monday’s Portland, O. nua.ly n •! if> an «>\\ ners papei dam, passing several ! Lake ami Association... Mr. has visited her friend Mrs. Vesta of boat. Slie a talk to cemeteries, of the liispUi' eme 'her Improvement Rose gave very interesting 20 S. A portage places where the carry was Boston, Aug. Sell. Paine, from monuments on lot- ,.f E. 1. Bartlett is the fail term of this a number of our the ladies of W. C. at their Brum N- < •« per. In Sept. Kev. as teaching village-Quite people tbe T. U. Deer Isle, with 250 tons granite, struck on Sear-port. hy such o\\ aers reset. rig hr near.y long as at the mills The home W. H Nortnii. ! a-tin C. Burdin ami Maude M. school at Corner in .... invi- attended the of Rev. and Mrs. F. aud Devil’s Back yesterday p. u.. ti iled and sank. sueli stones ami unmuim-nb :r full ol ditfi Rogers’ Troy By reception meetiug Tuesday, Sunday evening otli of Belfast. ;< proved unties, and at timesjit Crew saved The vessel will be raised and Cooper, said Board shall designate. tation the members of Harvest Moon S. Do.lift at the Jackson their C< WSINS-D A N i< III \ 2d. Grange parsonage last being monthly public service she gave BueKspor, gU.-t SK« s >.tiu | >•: s.tw required the utmost exertion of all combin- towed to this city. Vessel and cargo valued Jeremiah H. Cousins and Miss ssarah M. ham.'" ! under the direction of >am will visit Sunlight Grange in Knox next Friday afternoon and evening. The Brook’s a most touching address, which was lis- at *2,150; insured, A later the both of Ellsworth. l to get the beat over some of the shoal f report says ami place in position -:..i .. was vessel will be Kstes-H au\ i.v In Wald". Saturday afternoon Rev. L>. Brackett baud present in the evening. Everybody tened to with marked attention by a stripped and abandoned ] August 81,byc.u lots of owners unkn.mu i' <*ves :n the stream. They arrived hack at 2. H Estes an Mrs., ane Mat- will at the Centre was and received Boston, Sept The barge Moonbeam, coal Hussey. Esq., Joseph tied, receiving thereior sm ti preach Church next Sun- graciously hospitably and , large audience. Miss Elbe Littlefield both ot Belfast. the lake after dark, experienced navigators, laden, from Newport News for this port, has vey, Board shall deem reasonal i, 10.30 a. m. it was made an v, dKAV-diuv. In Brooksville, August lT.J-diu day at enjoyable occasion to all presided over the meeting; prayer was been abandoned off tin* steamer out ot the city tieasuiy 1 at terribly sunburned aud tired. A fisher- Baruegat by M. and Miss hutl: of i« k. who ! were fortunate enough to lie preseut.... offered by Rev. D. II. Piper; scripture Orion, which had it iu tow. The crew of four Bi.t mek-S'U iuworth. In Thomastoi.. i, man on the iake. not seen in the dusk of the Morrill. The Cross and Jackson j Sept. interred in a grave less Thai family Hall Earl ! men were probably rescued. The was l>r. Her; ert H. Biumer of 1'nion and Miss ao Rose, Besscy and Alfred Huxford ! reading by Miss Eleanor Barrett; solos barge m depth. overheard one of them admit to the reunion here last was well sung built in in 1859. Lenda Southworth «>i Thomaston. evening, Thursday attend- Searsport, Me., | Sb .lb. The a pww s: went to Pittsfield last to enter the Misses Bennett and aud “for the last Monday | by Littlefield, Baltimore, 29. Seven ice-laden undertaker >r other other, three hours I have kept 'd and satisfactory to all concerned_Mr. August I ent, per-. Maine Central Institute as students... .The the schooners arrived in from DIED. funeral for the -• on nerve.” hymns sung by congregation-Mrs. port yesterday pnrp ip only my Herbert Kendall and family from Massa- the deceased to tile schools of the town last A. Priscina who died in Rock- Maine. They are the W. H Oler, Carrie A of opened Monday. Downs, recently < chusetts have a week with his S. I the burial is in the n north searsrurt items. spent father, Norton, Maggie Hart, O. D. Withered, Ames. Iu Detroit, Mich Fred L. Ames, M. Jones teaches the village high land, was a sister of Geo. Havener of formerly ! chosen shall not ex. d the Mr school, Capt. Jacob S. Winslow, and Bertha of Um a native d 84 Mrs. Hattie Wentworth ia at home from Sharon Kendall Miss Flora March is at Hugn Kelley kland, Camden, aged years Bt o Pled. h 'Ae\ e! 1. o \v Harry Littlefield is at South Brooks, Leila this place and her remains were brought Dean. Aciiorn. In 2d, John W home on a month’s Koekport August shall be required tend Belfast. vacation,after an absence 20. sch. Web- Achorn, aged 72 and 1" months. Stimpson at West Brooks and Mabel Rose here for burial.. .Guy Massure died of Boston, Aug. The James years interment is m any einetei of more than Brvant. Drowned ell Camden, Aug i.-t 28. Ed- a year. She has been employed ster, which was seriously damaged last Fri- I which he is clmsci or.; v\ h- Miss Myra Dodge of Belfast is visiting in the village primary_Almon S. Forbes ; hemorrhage of the lungs Tuesday, Aug. 30th. ward B. Bryant of Camden. in the Taunton Insane Mrs. Lottie day night by being run into by the steamer person 'ball be reipwstfd Mrs. Asylum... Castnkr. In San Francisco, August 2, Freder- in C. O. Fernald. is now able to get about with the aid of He had been sick with consumption for some City of Jacksonville, has been towed over to funeral where the eia Murch returned last week from a two ick S. Cashier, formerly of Waldoboro, a native weeks’ where other than that nearest crutches He will have a i time. He was about 20 of The Marquand’s yard, necessary repairs of Camden, 74 ■ The fall term of school at this will visit good, straight, years age. aged years. son's established pla. •! place to her sister in Somerville.Miss will be effected She will receive new bow- Cottrell. In 81, W. sound in his funeral was conducted Rev. D. H. Belfast, August Ceorge tioii thereto: sha ! n. ex be taught Miss Alfreda Black. leg again spite of eighty years. by Piper 4 by Gracie Simmons is pursuing her studies at sprit and jibboom, besides head gear and Cottrell, aged d>7 years and months. dollars. So Dr. A. E. and the mother and sister of the Dow. In 2<», John W. Dow, ■ says Kilgore-Sidney McTag- Thursday, sails. Trembnr, August '1 -1 -■ Miss Florence Merithew has gone to Pea- Kent ’s Hill-Mr. Lewis Winchenbach and lu 1 month and 1<» man came from Boston to attend.... New 21. Haskell of sell. aged years. days. other otlici mug a; gart is now acting as local station ageut young York, Aug Capt. Id 11*1 n. In E. person Mass., she will ami his sister Belfast, Sept, d, Sarah Dutton, .*«»*< n body, where attend school. wife, and her husband, Mr. E. writes to the Herald to ex- ed in the preceding t. the absence of F. W. in G. W. Chase, with his wife and Mary Palmer, aged 7*’. years and 2 months. Mrs. during Piugree Capt. daugh- that of thi' eit\, shall, on the hist 'I Miss Addie S. Mathews left and David Nelson of Augusta, are plain the “captains tin* two Palmer Emmons, in Belfast, Sept. •», Kexie A., sou ot by Friday’s Portland.... Bennie ill with ter from South America were the of nually, report in writ inp this Ham, appendi- guests schooners—Mary A. and William B.—at John A. and Carrie Emmons, 8 years, 4 for spending week in the Morrill aged name', and sex "t Hu- ■. boat Everett, Mass., where she is engag- Society front months ami 28 ape. citis, is said to be improving as fast as could Mrs. A. M. Hanscom last week. They came Norfolk 28th, Guantanamo Bay, did not days. of death whether ed in cottage, Norfchport Ground.The Ea ton. In Deer Isle, 22. Newell place teaching. Camp clear from the custom house at West, August Eaton, am1 the date and e *i be expected-James Cates is confined to to this country to place their daughter in Key 1 1 months. plat village school began last Monday. Mrs. but were subject to the orders of the North aged and lot. W. L. Mathews, wife and two Abby Smith’s aud will return to Chiniuurn. lu Ellsworth, August 28. Miss Lena daughters, the house most of the time, but hopes to get College Callao Atlantic and there was Sin 12. It shall he th, Ordway teaches the in squadron officers, F. Crimlell, 2d and 8 months. who have been here for the primary grade place aged years tenuent of Crow* C-nude; visiting past better as the cold weather comes on_Mrs. very soon-Mrs. Moses Snow’ on Willow therefore no mistake made by the aforesaid (fUKENEAU Iii Deer 2d. Frederick of Miss Louise Kallock of Isle, August in order and nmdi'.r three have to their in Rockland, who is as has been The pood weeks, returned home St. her captains, published.” cap- M. Cn-enlaw, 7 months. •*• Harry Cates has become quite a skillful has been entertaining nephew, Prof. aged i!•«»•■ e Cemeterv w in* Brooks. reported seriously ill-Mr. Oscar Storer re- tains were detained 24 hours at Norfolk, n. law, Monday_Mr ll KURD a. In Brooks\ ill**, August 21, W iid'n-:d her vacation at last Fri- 2. Sch. Treasurer, who sli t!l ien>n\' spending home, left Claudius Grover lost one of got at work and to do Charles Trask of Brewer... .Geo. Grant and Savannah, Sept. Douglass Gregory, S. Hi-’iick. 17 1 im-ulli and !'■ recently his, fairly haying expects aged years, days. the and hold it in day for Salem, Mass where she is attend- horses.Those Stillwell, from Philadelphia with coal, is Bebkins. In 24, .Mrs Edna -tty digging potatoes report a rushing business within the next week or family have returned from their visit to Benobscot, August !0'S than one liuudr* d d"i ing school. or less rotten-Miss ashore on Hilton Head Beach. Belkins, aged 52 more Nellie B. Thomp- years. Cemetery, ami in.! i.-" two... .Benj. Rowe, who has spent some relatives in New York and Philadelphia. Sch. Edwin A. Gaskill is Bi ii in no on. In Moulton, 2. Ceorge W. son expects to begin evangelistic labors in (Indore reported) Sept Ill al.\ "I her einetei r. Miss Marion A. Lamb, who has been vis- ashore ou Hilton Head Beach Burlington, formerly of Belfast, aged about •'»;’» Stetson, Me., soon ami will leave here the months in Montville, is to Brooks to Miss Hortense Rankin has gone to Boston will'll > 1 Ul 11 he ..set in her Mrs. Marion Ma- coming s. iting grandmother, middle of this week. Miss Sch. JohnS Deering,Woodland, from Bal- yea ,ii inp ho and keepin_ vViuuie Simmons board in the of W. H. He for a visit.... Master Billie Hill is \ .un In 1 «. Miss Aii- left last for her home in Chel- family Hamlin. is visiting BroOksvil'e, August 1 lot i'. thew, Friday to Camden the of timore for Jacksonville*, is ashore ou D.mftis- tion the huria desipi goes last this week, where Vaughn *»t \\ ishiug'.on, D. aged 17 years. S sea, Mass. so that he cau do lus cousin in Rockland-Melvin Simpson kie Beach. inp the deposit she is an assistant teacher in the school. badly crippled by paralysis months and 1 I days. high Sell fi-mn Provi- Si < 14. It 'll..! he tin M. who has no Wm. Gould is to break a and of New York are visiting his Uobt McFarland, Lord, Wentwoktii. in 20, Lena, Miss Celia Carter, been spend- labor.... up ten family Koekport. August Trustees '.••• l:al e n: Troy. A terrimc thunder storm passed dence for Brunswick, lias ln*cn towed into ing thirty varieties, she friend Miss Anna York, yards rigging ny the City 'oimeil s.. East and Ethel Pierce on 1. Apples, p bn, -SOa 1 OO Hav, p tor. of, OOnOjSoi* cluding chubs, trout and frogs. Troy, Bagley Hill. aud of New York are Port Royal, S. I'., Sept. Sch. Collins W, come thereof tin* -• Chaples and others. Louise, daughter of family visiting his dried, p it-. 4 a5 Hides, IP lb. 7-/:» upon -B. F. Harding has gone to Billerica, Walton, from Philadelphia, reports Aug. 21, tor the purpose-. desipuab father and sisters-Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Beaus, pea, 1 30 a 1 r>o Lamb, i* lb, 7ti5 Mass., to teach; Miss Bertha Hillman to W. L. Hall, the photographer, accompanied south of St. a schooner donors ot said fund, and members of Granite Grange paid Helena, passed sunk, medium, 1 fiu.al 00 Lambskins, 50 a 75 Seventy Minnie of his successor in said > ih. Vauceboro; Hillman to her to Brooks and a few with the Deane and Mrs. Ashley Deane Boston with two masts also saw, 5 miles l « 2 00 4 a 5 a fraternal visit to South Branch Knox; Angie spent days standing; yel’w cyse, 75 Mutton, |o lb. Grauge Garc*}lon to Burnham the Sic. lit. All ordiuain e- ; Misses Alida and are the of Mrs. Wm. Baker-Mrs. E. N. E. from the lightship, a schooner total- Butter, p lb, 18 «.02 Oats, fc) bu. 32 lb, 3oa30 last Saturday night. After listening to a family of E. G. Roberts-Mrs. Melissa guests heretofore '.u Lilia Heald to 5ad 37> a 4o adopted hy Plymouth_Elias one schooner ashore on Trunk- Beef, p lb, Potatoes, ■ 1 line the members of South Seavey A. Doe aud Mrs. Doe have return- ly dismasted, the torepomp are hereby very program by has to Lewiston to Wentworth, who has been ill a long time, A. Ralph Barley, p bu, 40a45 Round Hog, 4 a. 4 l-o the of gone attend the State ard Beach, one schooner ashore ou Hilton A true Attest Branch Grange and remarks for good ed to their home in Worcester, after a visit of Cheese, lb, 11 Straw, ton, P> ooa 7 os copv. fair ami also to visit his sons, who reside in had a very bad turn last week_Fred Head Beach totally dismasted. Sch. A. B. p p lwdtt L. II. h the order members of Granite Grauge, two weeks in town ...A number 10a 12 lb. Hi a 13 by Auburn ...Mrs. Parsons has large of from Chicken, p lb, rurkey, fe> Margaret gone Sherman, Pillsbury, Baltimore, Aug. a we were invited to the hall below, where Moulton has moved from the Deacon Small Winterporters attend.-1 the at CalfSkins, 5o.a75 Fallow, 1 1-2 7 to Augusta fora few days... .Lorenzo Gar- campmeeting 11 for Brunswick, was anchored near the 14a 10 bn 7 three large tables were spread with a boun- house at the to the Geo. Moulton little daughter was boru to Duck, p tb. Veal, fc> lb. celon when returning from Unity village Northport-A with loss of 10 unwashed, 17 tiful repast, prepared by the sisters of South recently Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Damon 28th_ lightship foretopmast, jibboom Eggs, p doz, Wool, A CAR was thrown from his team and serious- farm for the winter-W. L. Mathews and Aug. and all One ami four vessels Fowl, lb, 8 a 10 Wood, 3 5On 7, 00 was quite the 1st headgear. brig p hard, Branch. The evening very pleasantly Charles Dawley of Maine Regt. visit- 13al5 3 oo«3 oo We wish to lb, 4«5 Brooks, 2P, ISPS. raim, consisting L. Fernald is expected home on a bag, August j W. L. Mathews and Bessie, at Etna out her beautiful but no doubt furlough Corn, bu, 45 Onions, ib, 5a7 Mrs. daughter Spiritualist campmeeting during long curls, this week... Mansfield of p Miss Florence last while others went to to .Harry Jouesport, Cracked Corn, bu, 45 Oil,kerosene, gal, 10a 1 1 Miss Louise A. Merithew, week, Searsport feels ihore comfortable with a short THEHOMELIESTIVIANINBELFAST p crop- is visiting his graudparents, Capt. aud Mrs. Corn 45 3 Merithew, Miss Margaret Merithew, Miss attend the Church of God campmeeting.... Meal, p bu, Pollock,p lb, Foster who his in A. J. Crocker.Harry is at As well as the and others are invited Cheese, lb, 14 Pork, p lb, 7aS Theodate Merithew, Miss Celia M. Carter, Mrs. Carrie Richardson and daughters, who Small, helped grandfather Thompson namlsomest, p home from Newr York for a vacation-Mrs. Cotton Seed, p cwt, 1 25 Plaster, fc> bbl, 1.12 * Miss Marion A. Lamb, Master Fred Bar- have been spending several weeks in town, Swanville do the haying, is now at home to to call on any druggist and get free a trial bottle Betsey Chadwick is visiting her sister, Mrs. Codfish, dry, p lb 5 a 0 Rye Meal. p lb 3 rows and Archie Merithew had a hay-rick have returned to their home in Rockland.... of Balsam for the Throat and a oo 87)ado go to school. E. S. Fred Atwood has Kemp’s Lungs, Cranberries, p qt, Shorts, fc> cwt, to Fort Point one last week. Five dollars were realized at the lawn Thompson-Mrs. Clover lb, 11 a 12 lb, 5 An experienced and cap.d excursion day party for a visit of a remedy that is guaranteed to cure and relieve all Seed, p Sugar, |p gone to Boston week or two. 35 as 1 oi a.-' A dinner was served in Sanford's given by Miss Faustina Whitaker, which Four, p bbl, 5 50ao UO Salt, T. 1., position housekeeper j picnic Remind your neighbor to vote next _Ernest Blaisdell is in town for a brief Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis (K 3 ence and A were so much to the of the local H.G.Seed, bu, l 75a 2 Sweet Potatoes, given required. Grove,bathing and boating indulged in, *dded treasury I * 1 all. % stay. and Consumption. Price 25c. and 50c. Lard, p lb 8a9 M Liat Meal, ?(g3 1 1 w36* HOI SEKI ! and a general good time was enjoyed by church. Monday.