the e u bli ui FERBUARY __BELFAST, MAINE,, THURSDAY, 2, 1905, NUMBER 5. I t 1 o-Day’s Journal. LEGISLATIVE HATTERS OF LOCAI the finance committee came in B. & A. with “ought NEWS OF THE U. OF M. NEWS. INTEREST. not to pass” written across the resolve to Bov in Cuba..A Good Belfast And its Proposed Deep Water Terminal. OBITUARY. ui’slat-ive Matters of Local appropriate *3,000 a year for the Waldo PERSONAL. Sears Island Bought. The first assembly last was J secret Societies The En- General Friday night Hugh R. Chaplin, Esq. of Bangor ap- County Hospital there was a lively a decided hill..News of the B & A.. as to the truth ol a success. Good music, a good floor, Mrs. Carrie M. Sargent died at her home time. Senator Morse of When asked Friday O. E. Frost was in M News Belfast Home for before the committee on railroad! Waldo asked the Boston on business peared had been attractive decorations and numbers of in Monroe 61 ii .The Hospital Resolve.. Senate to the report that Sears Islaud bought pret- Friday, January 20th, aged last week. and expresses afternoon, Jan. lay report on the table till I vit ryconeag Claims. .Ber- Wednesday President ty gowns made the evening enjoyable for years, 7 months and 12 The deceased such a time as he could have an or leased by a coal company Cram days. 2Sth, in favor of four bills in relation to the opportunity the number Geo. W. Burkett was in Belfast a few of the Northern Maine Seaport railroad present. The receiving com- was born in North Lovell, Maine, the .ii, Florida..It’s up to the peo- to get the people of Waldo together and Northern Maine Seaport Railroad Com- mittee was days recently. — of President and Mrs. daughter of J. R. and 1: of said island had been the composed E. McAlister. Matistics Searsport have a new on the matter. that the bought by Mary Island About Winter- pany. These bills authorize this hearing This Grace Chadwick is friends in company Investment Company and bad not Fellows, Mrs. Ralentine, Dean Hart and Mr. In early life she went with her to visiting porcupine Bounty., w here motion was opposed by Senator Putnam at Bangor parents to build its road across an inlet of Cape coal George F. of Orono. where her Massachusetts. i\ Vote ...How they Lost the chairman of been sold or leased to any company. Thompson Lewiston, girlhood days were Jellison to lease Houlton, the committee on j ..In Winter, (poem.) harbor; or sell its road tc Co. is an Margaret L. Keene returned last and financial affairs. The Bangor Investment allied passed. January 29, 1873, she married week Letter. ..Fewer Fires in the & Aroostook Railroad appropriations The Bangor Company, with the Bangor A Friday evening the first game of basket Noah P. Sargent of Monroe and went with from a visit in Boston and i'*o4 W ealth iu Senate heard both men and then voted corporation Aroostook, vicinity. I Agricul the & Aroostook Railroad to :i.joined Gov. Cobb ...The Bangor Com- Northern Maine railroad and the ball with a college will be played, when him to where she Mr. l turn the finance committee down and the Seaport Monroe, passed the re- and Mrs. Wm. II. Quimby left Satur- | ln-rry...Setting the Heathen pany to guarantee the first mortgage bond! was Colby comes to Ofono. There will doubt- mainder of her life. Waldo resolve Aroostook Construction Co.,and organ- She was a woman of day for visits in Boston and Xew Yoik. of the Northern Maine hospital now rests on the Seaport Railroad ized for the of over land less be a number present as this will be an character and will be i Drawing the Dead Line.. table in the care of its friend purpose taking sterling greatly Miss Flora visited Mrs. ; and to locate a across Senator Gray George ilit* Mate Liquor Agency., Company bridge tide new road. game and the last one to not own Jlorse. along the line of the proposed interesting be missed, only by her family, to Mixer in Camden last i '.•♦•nee" t<> J. O. J...High waters on the Thursday. l’assagassawaukeag river. The that the islaud was to be utilized played here until after the return of the whom she was so but Ball-. Warned by Court. on his motion to table report much, by many Mr. said the four bills could Speaking the com- Mr. and Mrs. James H. Howes left Satur- ...Newspaper Notes...A Chaplin be for coal was not denied and may team from their Westbrook friends and neighbors. The deceased had mittee’s Senator Morse said in pockets trip. They play 11. Cassells. considered With the aid of a report, part: day for short visits in Boston and Xew together. therefore be as correct. Seminary February 18th, from there always found her Saviour dear to her and Belfast She “No doubt the members of the accepted going Christened was committee York. map he explained clearly what de- to N. asked to have the Bible read to her a l A tiding Bells. The Freeze on Appropriations and Financial Affairs Ashland, H., where they play the few sired. The proposed railroad will start acted np to their of Athletic their to hours before she passed anil said she Alpbonso Wood, U. of arrived highest conception duty While we doubt if the location of the Bel- Club; continuing trip play away, M., '05, Literary News from and to Stockton in their I have no 1 story Lagrange proceed making report. doubt as Dartmouth, St. Johnsbury, Norwich Uni- longed to see her Saviour. All that medi- home Saturday for a few days vacation dur- .!•- Country Store, to the manner in which the case fast terminus of the Northern Maine Sea- (poem) harbor and thence to in all a dis- was pre- < ..fin) An Hotel Farm... Belfast, versity and Tufts. The first game will cal aid or loving hands could do was ing examination week. \ sented. The attorney who was to have port is decided upon, they done, oul tance of 70 miles, lie stated that the inlet Railway definitely | Longevity the matter was play after their returu will be on March but without avail. Her death did not come Mr. and presented unavoidably ab- Judge Stearns is as saying: The route Mrs. Charles Bradbury are visit- ■. iMiiPs Advertisement. of a sent. quoted Cape Jellison harbor was marsh on Hut still, 1 will say that I had no idea when will meet New without it was hard in to is to be in as 4th, they Hampshire warning, yet to give up ing Boston and expect to visit in Xew -.Mis ship News .Births.. that this resolve would meet with this fate.” Stockton Springs straight which were no buildings or other property State the that her life be Y’ork it-.tills. ...Market. -County a line as there it College. hope might spared. before returning home. lie then read a statement of the possible; from passes idoiiee. to be damaged by the crossing of the rail- hospital Besides her Mrs. leaves the rear of husband, Sargent Mrs. J. work and went on to cite the aid which the through part Searsport proper, W. Ryder returned Saturday from road. Exams began last Saturday and are con- to mourn their loss an after the “shore road” three only daughter, Miss a few State has to other He and, crossing week's visit in Orono, where she was The permission of the legislature to lo- given hospitals. said tinuing through the week. A uumber of an ! v \L BOY IN CUBA or four it readies the station which is Mae, aged mother, Mrs. McAlister of called that were times, bj the illness of her brother. cate the road across the tide waters of l’as- they certainly worthy institutions students have been able to arrange visits one Mrs. J. G. to be built near the east end of the Lower Auburn, sister, Harmon, and 1 from Orville Fuller of and he was that did not hold Mrs. C. 0. Poor went to j sagassawaukeag river is merely prelimin- glad they out home during the week. Registration for a C. \\ MoAlister. The Augusta jester- From this station a railroad brother, neighbors I nity. their hands in vain. “And the Bridge. long day to a few with her ary to obtaining a permit from the United although the spring term begins next Saturday. A and friends with spend days husband, bridge it is to be built to connect deeply sympathized and an extract from a governor has warned said “that we diagonally Poor, at the State letter States government. At Belfast the road us,” he, number of new courses are being offered giadly Mr. in their Representative capital. | with the M. C. R. R. track at a helped Sargent’s family Fuller to his must avoid extravagance,I do not think that point oppo- Mr. father, will have an open harbor and connect w ith beside those mentioned last week. A new trouble. The funeral was from their home and Mrs. George A. Quimby and Miss site what is known as where he wished us to turn down these in- Robbinstown, Grace E. :iy, the folder of the the Maine Central. Mr. Chaplin made no worthy course in Horticulture has been added, two in Monroe forenoon at 10 Burgess went to Augusta the M. C. R. R. track swerves around a Monday o’clock, Friday ■ stitutions.” to attend vilie is eighteen years argument in support of any one of the bills, new courses in a course in the Jan. Rev. II. Small of the meeting of the Maine Press | curve below the French, 23d, Brooks officiat- Senator Putnam that, the just Fpper Bridge. This Association. in the U. S. Navy two understanding there was no opposition. replied, snying Drama and its a course in Oral The interment was at Monroe new is to be for the most a history, ing. village. committee on and bridge part pile He is now on the U. No one spoke against the measure. appropriations financial Debate and another in Romantic Frank W. of but the “draw” and some other Poets, Twombly, U. M. 'o7, and affairs had the matter a full bridge, John C. Norton died Jan. 26th at the -Httioned at Guantanamo The committee on affairs held hear- given after- while Professor Stevens is a John B. legal will steel. In offering one Mclntire, U. of M. '(18, are at home noon’s and consideration and portions be of conversation home of his Mrs. J. II. the same and voted to pass hearing hour course in with daughter, Healey, for a few ings day ought with citizens at railroad magazine work, dealing days vacation during the mid- he hated to vote the the meeting in this 132 Main street. He was born in | •eimnd you of the good on an act to authorize the Bangor Invest- though against wishes the current periodical literature of physics. Boyenlon, year exams. city both Geueral Manager Houghton and P. March •-iijoy, getting up before of the Senator from Waldo, and more par- Q., 24, 1822. He came to Frank- ment Co. and the Northern Maine Seaport Mrs. James Churchill down the liver for ducks, Judge Stearns conveyed the impression that fort, Maine, in 1846, and married Miss has been confined Railroad Co. to build wharves and piers in ticularly the wishes of Representative There is to be a minstrel show in the town !ef sketch of one of our so far as the wishes of our to her bed for more than a week from the Poor of who is a member of the possible people Sarah S. Stinson of Prospect. He resided :n Guantanamo. Half and near Cape Jellison harbor. Belfast, hall next Saturday night in which a number | will be regarded as to the locatiou of the effects of a fall oit the ice, but is now ■ he in Frankfort until the death of his in gain- id boys were given liberty committee, felt that the report was just of students are to take wife Belfast part. ing and is able to sit some. on shore and were station. 1870 and then went to slowly up day Jan. J5th Sargent of Castine introduced and proper. It would be a bad precedent, Vermont to live with ! iplain of the Y ard to ac- •its* Janies W. and W. S. of he said, to have the Legislature in the uiuuici, inimiimig mcx e mini Roberts Reading, to on an act to incorporate the Trinitarian Con- The J uniors have chosen a trip shore tiie east n is learned rrom me cniei in pipe committee, are in fourth week of its session turn down the engineer when he came to Belfast to live with his Mass., Belfast to look after their I fin desired to visit camp gregational of Castine and to of the consisting of E. A. Stanford, K. H. Porter parish legal- charge preliminary surveys and plans and some . p. Underwood, •if the left bank of Dr. S. W. Johnson and Kev. of the new road, the people across whose and was the last of river, Association, port, Sept. 15, 1844, have been visiting C. <>. Fernald in North l ',i less inter- route or its and special meeting incorporators Lvuchburg, vegetation of a three held its first public installation proposed, stop construction, has since been his home. He was a kind several acres, holding story house, recently. the Home of the on Va. n, and there was just this would be a calamity which would long was held at Society | erected David l’eiree at a cost of about State Deputy S. C. C. Ward of Augusta was and good neighbor, with a gear for Even by be felt by the people of Penob- a always help- shooting. Piscataquis, Tuesday evening, .Ian. 24th. There was The many friends of Miss Fannie I. Hop- !h <1 is furnished with modern present and gave a very able address on scot and Waldo counties w hose towns and ing hand for the needy. He was survived ucks, teal, plover, $15,000; plumbing and as some were there kins of <»f will be the new line. large attendance, Newton, Mass., formerly of this j at flocks flamingoes and sanitary conveniences and is steam “Fraternity." Jackson band furnished the villages developed by by his wife and an adopted daughter; but a;ih an occasional alii- A contract has been made with J. F. for the first time there were many expres- city, will be pleased to learn >he is music for the on last Mrs. Carr a slowly heated. The hospital is thoroughly equip- entertainment. Grange hall of the well known wharf Sunday suffered shock the muddy water with Spellman Bangor, sions of surprise that the Horne was so recovering from a long illness of rheuma- ■ above the surface as if with the most modern and was packed to the doors by the friends of builder, for the building of 200 feet of from the effects of which she died Tues- ped appliances well for the work and that it had and is now wharf at Stockton. Mr. is equipped tism, able to get about the house uiiain. with a matron and the members, tvho came from all over Waldo Spellman already is provided caretaker, day night. on !i tour of the boys with getting his material together in preparation such a cosy, homelike appearance. crutches. nurse. The management of the hospital is county. The business session started at Mrs. Carr was Mary Isabelle, daughter Lla-mseives in the brush to begin work. This 200 feet of wharf will The meeting was called to amend the by- The 3 followed a Daughters of Maine Club of >omer- -; while two of in the care of an association formed of a I p. m., by public meeting which of course be only a small item of the great of Washington and Mary A. Patterson of lagoon, laws so that members of the Kings Daugh- celebrated *• of ville, Mass., their loth anniver- a wide detour around number of the citizens of the tow n lasted until 4 a. m. Twenty-four applica- amount wharfage to be constructed when Belfast, and was born in East Belfast leading and W. C. T. U. could be admitted to a shot the birds the road is once in operation, but whenever ters sary and the annual gentleman's Jan. among of the tions were acted upon during the business where she died. She left one H. night of Belfast, and the work maintaining the work is there must be some brother, ■fiin range of shot guns. begun place membership in the corporation without the 24th with a followed a and was A. Patterson of two banquet, by delight- ml tu give them all the hospital has been carried on by personal session, supper served to over 300. ready for the assembling of the great Denver, Colo., half | payment of dues. ful entertainment. Among those present and the Captain ordered and benevolence and the The evening was finished by a social dance amount of ties, rails, frogs, anil other ma- brothers, A. Martin and George W. Pat- subscriptions by done a were uled ducks terial necessary to the construction of a These societies have great deal rtf Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wildes, Mr. and \ twenty-five to about a month. The lasting well into the morning. terson of this city, and an adopted daugh- cost amounts $500 and the wharf at .Stockton will of a f„wi and snipes. We railroad, work for the home besides the payment ter, Mrs. W. W. of West Newton, Mrs. C. N. McFarland and Mr. an. Fernald and Miss \ The committee next considered a Henry on a tussock a petition railroad, has been looking over the pro- were so a devoted w ife and j "landing Avoi sta, Jan. 28, 1905. During the past The by-laws amended that arti- ! mother. Ida Varney, both of that hut ni the hard land. I was in favor of an in favor of the for posed route of the new road with a view of city, formerly \ appropriation week the Sturgis Kill, calling the ap- cle 2 which related to was bids for the contract for its con- membership of North The is tiie old- him and in the mud and Aid of Belfast of $1500 pointment of a commission by the Gover- making Evelyn L., wife of Albion K. Boynton, Searsport. groom Children’s Society struction. Mr. Trites will look out for made to read as follows: i' my when much to whose it will he to enforce the any who had been ill for many months est son of C. O. Fernald of and j hips, next two and nor, duty critically Searspoit nine feet annually for tbe years $500 heavy cuts or fills which maybe necessary of the age of Higator long liquor law, has gained wonderfully in “Any person twenty-one with a complication of diseases, died Jan. was for a time in Mathews Lutz and Hon. the route. employed Bros., j ad out of the water on the for repairs. Rev. Harry strength and it is predicted that it will pass along proposed become a member of this corpor- 18th. She was born in Montville, May 15, M. for years may mill. He is now of one of the ■he tussock and very near I. Brown the condition of both houses with votes to The George Houghton, the past year 1835, the daughter of the late Nelson and proprietor Arthur explained spare. ation a vote at meeting of * dis- general manager of the Bangor & Aroos- by majority any In restaurants in Chelsea. i He appeared to in their strength of a measure is usually judged by Polly Allen. her younger days she largest affairs at the Home, which opinion took has that to or directors h tfie bird. Shaking my the talk made about it, but in this case railroad, resigned position the incorporators upon pay- taught school and after her marriage she and well and is a deal act as assistant to President ( ram of the Hon. Edward II. Blake of Bangor, owner ave him a shot from my 30- managed doing good there has been little said in the corridors ment of a membership fee of one dollar, devoted her time to her housework. She railroad. 1 the I The which is owned the there is a Northern Seaport The position attended church until illness forced her to of the steam Aria, has returned from argument. pulled of good. Home, by and foyer, though strong and de- and may retain membership thereafter by- yacht •ire left vacant by Mr. Houghton's resignation and with the assistance on for nine termined undercurrent of feeling that some- stay at home. The long months of sickness New York where after examination State, has been carried years will not be filled at VV. M. annual dues of one dollar. Such city, v e dragged him down to must be done to compel the enforce- present. Brown, paying she bote patiently. Her youngest son Oscar and in that time homes have been found for thing of the & before the U. 8. board of inspectors of captain was much pleased ment of the prohibitory law which is being superintendent Bangor Aroostook, persons may become a life member by vote, cared for her and with kind words and it 150 children. At there are 15 has been appointed general superintendent hands did all that a tender-hearted steam vessels he was a license to we put in the rest of the present girls violated in many counties in the as of helping granted openly of that road. aforesaid, upon payment twenty-five g alligators, so we went to whoare household State. The Sturgis Kill is thought to meet child could do foi a mother. She was a act as master of unlimited ton- in the institution, taught Mr. has been with dollars. Persons who have aided in fur- steamers, nl quietly stationed our- this demand. The measure has the endorse- Houghton connected loving wife, a kind mother and a good work and that will tend to hiake ) Wilkes Boy, weighs 1100, Friday following the prohibitory law. is consummated. This island is ideally with you. ■ Its Portland, Me., Jan. 31. llale of what has been known as the ids, a rich chestnut in color, were read and assigned : “\Ve have law enough now on the statute adapted for a railroad terminus. highest A committee of five ladies, Mrs. W. A, Judge Dago ■ heard another of tlie I Imrse. This horse started said Mr. elevation is 180 feet and nature has provid- chapter Merry coueag for a boat and has All act to authorize the Northern Maine books,” Gowen, “to drive every Mrs. O. E. Frost, Mrs. Olive II. Hotel, Dyer’s dock, shop "on seven one sec- ed around the island's shore for McKenzie, case in the United States District Court, lun4, firsts, Railroad Company and the Bangor rumseller in this State out of business if plateaus the keel stretched fora 87-foot launch for "ii Seaport which will Mrs. Frances Murch and Mrs. E, this forenoon. Claims were in the thirds, has trialed a mile to build wharves anil the Christian would take hold of tracks, wharves and buildings Cooper, put by Investment Company people Belfast Fuel & in i<> the in 31 1-2 sec. An- make the terminal the most convenient in been to a Hay Co., and 27 interveners, Dennett of Castine, similar design i|iiarter in or near Jellison Harbor. this question.” S. Pitcher has appointed get up 1 piers Cape | to this stable well known to New in all, had claims amounting about $1300. one for the Dickc\ Brothers. An act to authorize the Bangor and Mr. Gowen expressed the belief that England. social supper and entertainment for tin just completed "•is the The hearing was to detei mine what amount is that good race horse, more should be niadf “The rumor that Lagrange extension wood- Aroostook Railroad Company to guarantee stringent regulations and are He has power, electric lights and IT will near the center of with a benefit of the Home they planning should be awarded to these claimants from 1-4, by Emperor Wilkes, the first bonds of the Northern ! in flu- State agency. pass Bangor mortgage station is absurd. We the fund now in the registry. Judge llale working machinery. He expects to build a I'sjclie 2, 17 1-4, by Arabian Maine Railroad “There'll be no resubmission considered at Maplewood park it for Wednesday, February 15th. Tht Seaport Company. | on did not lus decree into formal se Henry Titer, 2.17 1-4, has Maine 1 our he declared. “It wil cross the Maine Central the outskirts been hired for put shape 80-foot launch for a Belfast man. An act to authorize the Northern by legislature,” Opera House has the daj but the total at the of De- aces, won 24 firsts, 2 seconds i less votes than it did two ago near the Ilermon line and run as straight amount, hearing Railroad to locate and get years There will be a sale of ar out in another for foul driv- Seaport Company and direct to Stockton Springs as and evening. cember and today, will aggregate in the vi- build a road across the inlet of Cape Jelli- We will stand by prohibition now and for- possible. is another horse in Maine “Work on the extension will be- tides in the afternoon aud a supper and en cinity of $(1100. The bill represent supplies The Milk in the Cocoauut son harbor. ever.” building a chiefly and something for due. Ben- better showing than this, I gin as soon as weather conditions permit tertainment in the evening. Further notici wages (-‘•ill'll ol him. This horse is owned and will be energetically. The jamin Thompson appeared for the inter- pushed due time.—0. E. that’s what one for Herald’s Over the Beef Trust Penobscot in the will be given in Frost, See veners. A. M. Devereaux, agent for the “Now, gets having s •} 'ientner, having been present- In the House Friday Mr. Poor of Belfast Victory whole face of the vicinity of and Belfast will be Bucksport, Belfast and Caindeu steamboat come from remarked a at The 5.7 alter winning that memorable the W. G. Coffin and 300 Stockton Springs retar y. Maine,” lad} n presented petition unanimous decision of the United is line, was the his eat Belfast in 1904. Mr. By changed when the extension built and only witness, testimony Breakers as she sadly returned from the ex- Henry others of Thorndike in favor of Waldo Court the Beef Trust ii to corroborate the claims. l,. ownes that great snow horse States Supreme traffic by steamer and rail is begun.” THE RESOLVE. being presented for all under thi HOSPITAL C. W. T. of this the press office, where she had been sending Il'i ’eke, 2.19 1-4, by Ervin M., 2.19. County General Hospital. Mr. Poor re- definitely and once put (hiding eity bought, as ban of the law. steamer, .Ian. 24, at the United States mar- out one of those Palm Beach cocoanuts. good a sleigh horse as there from the eommittee on A Favorable From th< ported appropriations of the West now in Real lleport Expected shal’s sale for lie stands 15-2 The cattle raiser may Transfers Estate. $7100. “Everybody has to take a thrust at the citi- hands, weighs and financial on for Committee. ""l is a affairs, petition asking perhaps, get competition among buyers u‘ rugged looking chap. zen from Maine, because it is a prohibition ls an for the Children’s Aid with resulting fair prices for his steers; thi The following transfers iu real estate The Pittsfield W. C. T. U. St j., 1-4, by Strathmore, bay geld- appropriation it> butchers may be freed from the terrors o! [Special to The Journal.] State. What do you think that cruel-heart- 1 hands, weighs 925 lbs. This Society of Maine that resolve ought to pass. were recorded in Waldo County Registry of fdsh the Trust’s “black list,” and with the aboli ed man did'.* he looked at it and road llorse, is good look- for the week Jan. 1906: Pittsfield, Me., Jan. 26. One of the express Well, 'd tion of an arbitrarily fixed price the con Deeds ending 31, Augusta, Me., Feb. 1. Hon. L. C for a lady to drive. The last most important meetings of the W. C. T. U. the address on the shook it until Mr. of introduced an act sumer be able to meat Frank P. Bennett, Saugus, to Oak- cocoauut, St, "cl was the fine trotting gaited Page Appleton may get cheaper Mass., Morse made an able speech in the Senati was held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. 1 (de —New York Herald. he could hear the milk splashing inside, Hi Pitcher, 2.26 1-4, fifth of a win- to incorporate the Monutary Association landvale Farm Inc., Massachusetts; land this morning in favor of the resolve making Annie M. Frost, on Main street. The prim ■ event was and then said he feared he could not lii«|i, stands 16-2 1-2 hands, weighs for the of and propa and buildings in Freedom. Calvin I. Bur for the Waldo cipal the discussion by Mrs. Ella accept s1"’ purpose developing Maine Leaves Portland. an appropriation Count; the as there w as a k»l J; has been bred to Masconomo to B. Sprowl, one of the vice presidents, on package, heavy penalty fish and game in and near Knight rows, et al„ Rockland, Frank O. Smith, and a vote of 17 to li 1 K -,7|! 1 ings will be expected of her gating General Hospital, by the State law concerning houses of shame, for introducing liquor into the'state of (' with « were horses have been trained and Pitcher, Tilden and Andrews ponds, Portland, Me., Jan. 29. The battle Belfast; land in Northport. Hobart A, the resolve was referred back to the com the age of consent, impure literature and Maine, and the express companies be- which watched. What do a man 19 1 and not more that ship Maine, came to this port Satur to Justiua l. obscene pictures. Mrs. Sprowl handled the ing very closely you teats I'', ”Heutner, young capital stock of $50,000 ; Dodge, Islesboro, Thomas, mittee on appropriations and financial af "d "" l,ne could have driven day for the presentation of a banner by thi ! subject without gloves. The program in- think of that0 1 presume the next best ton *11 Ruel George C. Aller do.; land and buildings iu Islesboro. Isaac '1 $500,000. Robinson, of the American Revolution fairs for re-consideration. cluded a Bessie I can do now is to buy a package of 111 l!«,j "r. Heutner drove in 20 races Daughters reading by Kimball upon thing Wood of Camden are namec ! E. and Rose B. Wallace, to Wil- those little souvenir cards at the news *ihi firsts, 2seconds, 1 fourth and and Charles C. sailed shortly after 1 o'clock this after Searsport, As this committee has just passed a $15, the subject, “Why an Age of Consent?’ out. noon. The will to New York fron liam do.; laud in “The White Shield and White Cross Work’ stand which read, *1 am on the water •i This is a record that some as the incorporators. ship go G. Wallace, Searsport. 000 for a home for tii*’ | to be docked and appropriation consump and mail them to the address »a drivers would be proud of and here, cleaned, preparator; Albert Frankfort, to Northern was the subject of a paper by Susie Lewis, wagon now,’ Peirce, tives, favorable action is on th< of friend I have in the State of Maine.” 4 ,lr t(i Mr. Uentner’s skill as a race 1 to going south to join the squadron of whicl | expected Mrs. S. M. Raymond closed the session I every when the ol Maine R. R. Co.; land in urf, Farm and Home. In the Senate, Friday, report she will be the flagship. Seaport Prospect. resolve for the Waldo hospital. with a reading, “Hold Fast That is Good.’ j —Palm Beach, Fla., Daily News. ! ATAXIA IS CURABLE. THATCHER’S ISLAND. WHIRS worn MAY VOTE. LETTER FROM FLORIDA. F. S. Reported Care Stands Test of Fall Investi- The twin lights of Thatcher’s Island In Norway they have school suffrage. HOLn^l gation. A Former Victim of Locomotor are familiar to many who go down to In Montana they vote on all local taxa- The Poinciana. and In- Ataxia now free from Suffering and Ac- the sea in ships, and to many more who tion. Real Royal Pineapples . Estate at Work. on the Ip Finland vote for all elective dians. tively spend the summer months rocky they K'\B ! “Yes,” said Mr. Watkins to a reporter, headland of Cape Ann; but probably officers. BELFAST, Maink I (Correspondence of The Journal.) In vote for members of I “it is true that 1 have been cured of loco- comparatively few are familiar with the Italy widows I motor ataxia by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. of the which the Parliament. Palm" Reach, Florida, Jan. 15, ; details tragedy gave Houses for Sale I recommend them to who ask me if and to people island its name. It was on a long ago In Austria-Hungary they vote by Rem 1 1005. The Hotel Royal Poinciana open- 1 know them be for this CASTORIA If want a to good disease, exact— for all elective officers. you house i,r me August—269 years ago, to be proxy For Infants and Children. tome. I 1 with list of and if, as you say, there are thousands of have them , 1 ed Saturday along guests. the Rev. his In Delaware suffrage is exercised by of tlie sufferers who would be helped by learning that Anthony Thatcher, pan city amt at I is one of the hotels in the his four and several women in several municipalities. and some can he Imii *«! ■ It largest my 1 am willing to have the wife, children experience, have voted on pay rent all jour in, for sakes. As far as other left in a vessel In Wyoming women 1 world and one of the prettiest as re- I story published their persons, Ipswich home oil the installu, 9 am not care the same terms with men since 1870. 1 concerned, however, I do for for Marblehead, where Mr. Thatcher The Kind You Have years own your owi I gards its grounds and surroundings. teachers elect notoriety. I am satisfied to be well.” was to take charge of the chureh. They In France the women house is built north and south with “Are sure had locomotor ataxia? of edu- The you you set sail on the 12th, a fair summer day, women members on all boards Doctors almost invariably that disease several wings, the rooms commanding say but “with a head wind and very little cation. Farms at all Prices. is incurable.” In Missouri women of the is- 6f it.” had a tedious time beat- Arkansas and As- Always Bought If tine views of Lake Worth and “The dociors themselves told me I had They ^Vegetable Preparationfor you want a farm mm. on licenses in jl out of and at on vote, by petition, liquor them all prie s. s„,, were made so at- locomotor ataxia, and they told my wife ing Ipswich Bay, night the Food land whose grounds similating andRegula- hundreds of acres, that in a few months I would become ht the 14th had not succeeded in doub- many cases. f i lp- yet the Stomachs and Bowels of a and tractive M. The Women have in ling gains easy term \ by Henry Flagler. ; less. They made is pretty plain to her that ling the cape. A sudden, furious Au- municipal suffrage I Bears the schools which rules and-churchr. bouse has 1,300 rooms and 1,700 persons people who had that trouble got steadily gust storm came on in the night, and Cape Colony, 1,000,000 over worse but never Better. Besides I know I on the miles' be seated at once in the new din- the luckless craft was driven square may had that disease, because I recognized the In Great Britain women vote for all rocks, where she soon went to pieces. Farms Just as ing ball. To care for so many guests symptoms myself.” after buffeted elective officers except members of Par- They art “What were they?” Mr. Thatcher, being I Promotes Signature Represent a force of who must about the sea for a was liament. Digestion,Cheerful- Here is one of «o an- requires large help, “Well, the first indications were a stiff- by long time, in on In Bussia women householders vote ness and Rest.Contains neither ell, good repair and also an able ness about the knee that came on able to fast to a rock and climb tons of be sheltered and fed, joints cling hay, elay loan .. he for all elective officers and on all local nor Mineral. which the about four years ago. A few months after shore. Drenched and shivering, Opium.Morphine of the best of water, :v, m and experienced manager, a that appeared, my walk got uncertain, walked about, vainly trying to see or matters. Not Narcotic. at bargain. Poinciana has in the person of shaky-like. 1 lost confidence in my power women suffrage rules in Royal hear something of his late companions. Municipal Knquire of IT. k to control the movements of when |{| Mr. Fred Sterry, who keeps the entire my legs How dreary must have been that lonely New Zealand and I think at Parlia- 1 was on my feet. Once, when I was in the 0r F in the storm and darkness, while mentary elections. S HOI. my domestic machinery running smoothly. cellar, I started to pick up two scuttles of vigil KuvKofouirssMuaptTam | tiie insatiate sea thundered on the rocks In Croatia and Dalmatia they have Real Estati Reach has often been referred coal, ana my legs gave way suddenly, and I P powerful anodyne qualities qtrckly relieve sprains, for and from Bangor, V\ who has a tine is a list of the births and Bears the such as and electric street lumbago, wry neck and lameness anywhere. A bottle of H Mr. Fred S. Dewey, Following deaths gas lighting, will run as w* .Johnson’8 Liniment in the medicine closet will save many a Boston, iollowv in a in the town of for the 1904: of sewerage and municipal bonds. ^B pineapple plantation, and future Searsport year Signature paving, pain. Price 25c; three times as much 50c. A t all druggists. FROM BEL. In all the countries of Russian Asia ^ letter I will deal with the pineapple BIRTHS. I. S. JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Mass. they can do so wherever a Russian set- ^ Jan. 1, to Capt. and Mrs. Israel Closson. a Belfast, deparr and its ABOUT are the Point. growth, daughter. WINTERPORT tles'. The Russians colonizing City of a vast Asian Waldo. I have had the pleasure meeting 1, to Air. and Mrs. Reed a son. whole of their possessions Lowell, Ami its Open Polar Sea. Brooks 18, to Air. and Mrs. Charles E. Robert- and with them everywhere the very popular attorney here who claims carrying Kuux .. son, a son. Col. Fred Atwood of Winterport is in “mir” or self-governing village, where- Thorndike. Maine as his native home, and that is 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Nickerson, Portland so often nowadays that lie in women who are heads of households Unity. lion. Hutson H. Saunders of Ellsworth, a daughter. will be regarded as a resident before are permitted to vote. Burnham, arrive.,.. 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. 5S23X§ ssn’s Clinton. in the of law Clements, long. His duties as trustee of the State School in various degrees is PFNNYRdYAI ■Pll I S~ increase is I Benton lie engaged practice a sun. suffrage till* I HU I *lL I LLO omissions, vig- .... School for Boys him this to women in or and banish here and meeting with good success. Mar. 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Eluathie Robbins, bring way granted Arizona, Colorado, pains Bangor ox menstruation.” a son. frequently. Stil|l, he sticks closely to Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Indiana, They are “LIFE SAVERS” to girls at He has been here a number of years his own town in his of and Waterville... H, to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Trundy, a heart, and is never Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, womanhood, aiding development organs body. No and says that he does not expect to daughter. tired of exploiting its beauties and ad- Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harm—life Portland. to Air. and home Apr. 14, Mrs. George W. Porter, vantages. He has sent me this New New York, becomes a pleasure. $1.00 PER BOX BY MAIL. Sold ever make Maine his permanent para- Hampshire, Jersey, H°8t°n, w. a daughter. graph from a Bangor paper which North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, by druggists. DR. MOTT’S CHEMICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohio. j 16, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank TO BELKA* again. Rose, a son. denies that Winterport is frozen in Vermont and Wisconsin. May 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Rob- by Texas, Thirty miles west of the city is Lake the ice in the Penobscot river: SOLD BY R. H. erts, a son. MOODY. with settlements of Sem- to “The reports of the of Win- Bo,t°n, Ocheecliohee, 28, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Staples, a closing HOW THEY LOST THEIR HOME. ir.oles. Indians often come into son. terport by ice, which have been circu- These Portland.. June 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles a lated throughout the are the city and do trading and sell veni Irving, State, untrue Through the gambling instinct. FRED ATWOOD, Insurance and Real Estate, daughter. according to Col. Fred Atwood of that wljS?RT Waterville.. son secure to Mr. and Mrs. They let their insurance run out. which they in the woods. 12, Charles Massure, a town. Col. Atwood stated that the Bangor son. things did not need OVEk FORTY-FIVE MILLION ASbETS. Some the Government is said harbor there was and free of They bought they REPRESENTING years ago July 22, to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. open ice because were Nickerson, and that the between they cheap. Benton. to have issued orders to have all the In- a daughter. ferry Winterport use Clinton. and East They did not good judgment or Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass, Tornado Insurance, Steam Boiler Aug. 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer a Bucksport was Burnham, depart. dians removed from the Webster, running regu- right proportion in their expenditures. Everglades daughter. larly. Further Co). Atwood said the Insurance and Unity.. They subscribed for everything they Inspection. Thorndike. and placed on the reservations in the 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. a river below had never Rich, Winterport been could for on the instalment Knox. daughter. known to pay plan. Administrators and west, but many of the Indians escaped freeze, in 1875 when every Security Bonds for Cashiers, Contractors, Trustees. Brooks 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Iliram M. They did not realize how easy it is to Correspondence solicited. Real estate bought and sold. the Hailey, other point on the Penobscot and a Waldo. into Everglades where they have a daughter. get into debt and how hard it is to get City Point. good manydown the were ice since 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Silas I,. a bay, bound, Belfast, arrive _ made their home and only come Sept. Ridley, the river at out. son. Winterport was open oppo- tried to do what out as occasion site They others expect- tFlag station requires. They are 26, to Mr. and Mrs. W. the town and Col. Atwood has a Joseph Brock, pho- ed of them rather than what they could Limited tickets f..r l: a son. tograph taken at the time very reserved in regard to their num- to prove it. afford. $ $5.00 from Belfast and 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B a There is, it is a Through tickets to til but are Gray, true, little ice down could not and ber, they said to be decreasing. They say “No,” could west, via all f,.i daughter. around the bend, and the steamer Pe- routes, The C'dieials sent out the Govern- Get. 19, to Air. and Mrs. Clifford W. Jack- not tell their friends, “1 cannot afford Agent, Bel last. by nobscot on her last turned back Vice sun, a son. trip it.” President ment to move the tribe and it when she readied F. K. Boothby. reported, 19, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter there, as the captain out of the (Jen’l Pas> S. Moody, was They drew their money now a afraid of the is understood, oflicially, that there daughter. needlessly injuring savings bank to put it into some “wild- Dee. to Mr. copper on her bottom.” are no Indians in the State. dress 9, and Mrs. James W. Coffin, a cat” scheme and lost it. They daughter. They did not do business in a busi- Oldest Insurance Company very much in the old style, with feath- \\ interport is one of the prettiest vil- 17QI * DEATHS. ness way because they were dealing 1'“' ers. beads and moccasins and blankets. lages in the State. It lies along the in Hartford, Conn. Jan. 16, Mrs. Joel Howe, 89 years. with relatives or friends. river, which at that reminds one When they visit the city they usually 29, Mrs. Jessie Innes, 60 years, 10 mos. point with- THE of the best of the They signed important papers BAN'iOR Dl Feb. 6, George W. Massure, 77 years. strongly part Hudson. spend a day or two and trade with mer- There is out reading them or knowing their con- j 16, Dennis SI 5 the usual Main Wormsm Hundreds of and adults Griffin, years, months, I straggling because were asked to Children chants, and they bring in large quanti- 10 days. street, lined with comfortable houses tents, just they M have worms but are treated for ■ HARTFORD do so. reduction in ties of venison. 1 believe they are not 23, Oscar E. Burgin, 8 months, 7 days. ! and two brick botli of 0 other diseases. The symptoms m| story stores, ■ with a variable ■ to kill deer in ttiis Mar. 3, Ralph I). Burgin, 4 years, 8 ! them relics of The extravagance of children who are:—indigestion, expected vicinity, months, the days when every M appetite; foul tongue; offensive but as the 22 days. had not been trained to economize or to ^ Fire Insurance Company Government does Maine was oc- T recognize I port the home of a hundred ■ breath; hard and full belly with WO TRIP S 7, Charles II. Ford, 33 years, 8 mos., 5 take care of their the and Mf Mil- that there are Indians in Florida, who ships. Many sea captains live there pennies swamped nm casional gripmgs pains about ■ Has a Capital of One and One-quarter days. j home. u the navel; eyes heavy and dull; nMI -is to be 1 L’l-.i Tiinno Q tn.xnM.0 1Q ! and are buried in lion Dollars. punished? the beautiful ceme- ■ Itching of the nose; short, dry ■! on The mania to make an appearance be- Has Total Assets of over Fifteen and One- 0 Kit in J. Dickey. 27, Tyler Crockett, 72 years. tery the grassy hill back of the town. iffl cough; grinding of the teeth; start- ■ their means caused them to mort- April li, Roscoe Chase, 27 years. It is one of those towns which could he yond H ing during sleep; slow fever; and [ml Iialf Million Dollars. in 11 often in convulsions. M Lars 73 \ ll lurtue a gage their property and ended bank- children, Has a Net of over Four Million Dol- IT’S UP TO THE PEOPLE. 30, Carlson, ears, months. weattny, active city by the use Surplus May 29, Daniel 85 4 months. of a ruptcy. lars. Goodell, years, little push and enterprise, for it 9, Eliza W. George, 80 years, 7 months. wnen tne snoe to iney 1 TRUE’S I of over Five As when ibe is in as began pinen, Has a usual, Legislature has, Col. Atwood says, an open /®\ Policy-holders’ Surplus 10, Harriet H. MeGilvery, 88 years. port did not see where could session, we line! the friends of tem- all the year, andean be reached “really they Million Dollars. 15, Catherine Ward, 43 years. by deep to find some method water vessels retrench.” Habit had made luxuries Has the largest NET PREMIUM INCOME perance wishing 28, Thomas s. Dorr, 89 years,9 months, with ease from the sea, ELIXIR I to secure the enforcement of the 40 seem necessaries. I fcsf of in the World doing rigid 9 days. only miles below'. Years ago it was H| Is the best worm remedy made. It has l#*en [mj any Company too use since is laws, but what is the result of June 1, Eugene 8 a of They entertained expensively Ulj) In 1£»1, purely vegatahle.harm- m exclusively a Fire Insurance Business. ,iquor Monroe, years. part Frankfort, which was the less and effectual. Where no woriusare pres- H Steamers leave Belfast never.—Bath and Belfast: Independent. grain feed, Belfast. 5 00 3.00 The hills are cold and bare, ertv. We sell stores, miils, Our business for the past year will com- Belmont. 5.50 .75 And the wild white bees of winter Rockland Brooks. Waking Up. pare very favorably with previous years. 7.35 1.75 Swarm in the darkened air. HOOD RUBBERS E.fl.STRGUT W Burnham. 64.50 23.00 Not only has the volume of business been i 50 Nassau St., N.V. Trem Frankfort. 1 look on the naked forest; Steady Work==Big Pay Rockland, Jan. 24. In response to larger, but collections have been better. 31.00 Freedom. 8,75 Was it ever green in June? MARK Governor Cobb’s for enforcement This section has been favored with good ‘•THE ECONOMIC WONDER,” Condensed M. S. STILES, Agent t- plea Jackson. 2 Did it burn with gold and crimson crops that have commanded excellent 75 Powder. can of this is of the prohibitory law and as the climax prices, In the dim autumnal moon ? Egg Every powder equal and our factories have had runs of Knox. 2.75 1.50 to 36 fresh eggs and will do the work of 36 eggs, an which good of agitation began several Lincolnville. 22.00 13.25 NOT MADE BY A TRUST being fresh in dessicated or work. I look on the desolate garden ; essentially egg pow- weeks the of the Govern- Monroe. /f you CFAtA/or cer ruFss/ruB- dered form It is true economy in the of ago clergymen We can see no reason 1905 should 7.00 9.25 Is it rose was making why true the there; 0f/rS FAOHtVU/fOE4i£/f-M»/r£US all cakes, doughnuts, ices and SELL YOUR or’s home city have presented to Mayor not be a of 1904. Montville. 6.50 12.50 puddings, creams, repetition And the woodbines musky blossoms. all work. A 36 egg can for 25 cts. Guar- Rhodes a for Morrill. 6.50 pastry James £. petition asking And the purple hair?— anteed pure and wholesome. Sold 1.00 hyacinth’s absolutely only the enforcement of the law against the An Old and Well-Tried Remedy. Nortbport. by agents. An agent wanted in every town in Palermo. I look and marvel I SEVEN PREMIUMS sale of intoxicating liquors and gamb- Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing has been 35.25 21.75 in my heart Eastern Maine. Sample can mailed for 25 cents. LIVE STOCK Syrup 70.25 If love were ever its own— Six Chairs and I Write at once for 4w2* was used for over millions of Prospect. Dining hivcmGIVEN territory. ling. This petition signed by every sixty years by Arm Rocker W. E. n t mothers for their children while Searsport. 9.50 16.25 If the spring of promise brightened Large } LEWIS, Brighton market and g- in the teething, General for < .» clergyman city and will be Searsmoot. 9 50 2.25 And the summer of passion shone. with $10 assortment of our Soaps, Agent Eastern Maine. :ash twenty-four hours from with perfect success. It soothes the child, : presented to the city government at Stockton Springs. 4.75 12.25 Extracts. Spices, Tea, Coffee, Cherry field. Maine. tock on small commission and u»- «. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind Is the stem of bliss but withered. ---i eturna. Write for the next meeting. In a series of re- Swanville. 1.25 Cocoa, Toilet Goods and Stand- shippm colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. And the root survives the blast ? ard groceries. Catalogue of 1 narket letter free. sermons has Thorndike. 1.00 1.00 %A£ A ilTPI\_Men or women, local 1 form the declaration been Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists Are the seeds of the future 200OTHER PREMIUMS. FRANK R* Troy. 5.50 sleeping Ww M IE S Em representatives for ;Lt made that the conditions in Rockland in every part of the world. Under the leaves of the class Twenty-five Unity. 8.75 7.60 past? HOME SUPPLY CO., high magazine. Large Commissions. Cash American House, B< are the worst of in the cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Write J. N. TRAINER. 80 East Wash- any city State, Winterport. 10.50 —Ralph Waldo Emerson. Dept. 4, Augusta, Me. prizes. or Burnham, Maim but the authorities claim that there are Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth- ington Square, New York, N. Y. 8tf ing and and take no other. far less places where liquor is sold than Syrup, A CARD. Catarrh and Hay Fever. there were five ago. is as years The Snnshine of Spring. We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to Liquid Cream Balm becoming quite as Cream refund the money on a 50-cent bottle of popular in many localities Ely’s without a for Oa.MTORXA., The Salve that cures scar is (ireene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails Balm solid. It is prepared use in atom- DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. those who The Kind You Hava Cuts, Burns, to cure yonr cough or cold. We also guar- izers, and is highly prized by Bom the Always Bound Bruises and Piles before to call their Boils, disappear antee a 25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory have been accustomed physi- I To Cure use of this salve as snow before the sun- the or money refunded. cians for such a treatment. Many physi- shine of Miss H. M. are it. All the a^dintoeDay,,2^r spring. Middleton, A. A. Howes & Co. W. 0. Poor & Son. cians using and prescribing Take Tablets. JB onevery Thebes, III., says: “I was seriously afflicted medicinal properties of the celebrated I Laxative Bromo Quinine sore was in the Coughs and colds, down to the very bor- with a fever that very painful. Cream Balm are contained Liquid I Seven NQBon boxes soM in past 12 months. This box. 25c. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured me in is a sign^tiir*1, derland of consumption, yield to the sooth- "HSUS’* Risers form, which 75 cts. including spraying ing healing influences of Ur. Wood’s Nor- less than a week.” Get the genuine. Sold Early tube. All druggists, or by mail. Ely lork. way Pine Syrup. by R. H. Moody. The famous little pOte. Brothers, 56 Warren St., >ew (BRAZILIAN FARM. Wealth in Setting the Heathen Free. Agriculture. THE MAINEBEUEBERRY. The Jap is in Formosa, the Briton’s it the Rural Districts. It hardly needed the Bombay, Iltf in Queei evidence furnish- Washington County is Where it Flour- Your 1,1 Uncle’s in Manila, and they aU art Kjt and Queerer Ways of Eat- ld^fe»ChetV?ry W,lson hisannual re- ishes. there to F. H. port of the Department of stay. Black & Agriculture Co. Twas not for to prove the abundant The facts in regard to the gain or selfish ease they sailed , them- prosperity of ?he following across the sea— i- w of The American farmer culture of Maine are taken Their I'.iLidence Journal.] duing the past few blueberry business is to set the poor but is benighted years, it none the less gratifying from a paper prepared by Prof. W. M. heathen free, \ I.ata, Brazil, Dec. *®. 1*™ anew that the pursuit which if Munson of the University of Maine: To set the heathen free, u nit* is the still To set contrast be- the basic industry of the United The land devoted to the blueberry in- _ the heathen free, ...BLANKETS... States lo make them wise and SHIRT WAISTS ne and country living in has been singularly blessed alike dustry in Maine lies mostly in Wash- virtuous—the same as as you and I. regards yields and profits during the ington county, where there are about foreigner having pene- (Our guided lightnings leap the deep, out We 'can seme At past twelvemonth. It besaid 150,000 acres known as the give you good Bargain Prices. Come in into the interior may that “blueberry pinions dare the sky— agues the subject has in a sense barrens.” land lies in the 0 really lent it- This chiefiy brothers take our offered gifts before the trades in Blankets and we will and see them. That is 1 he n-ve himself among the self to some species of woid-painting townships of Cherryfield, Columbia, day you die!) only AVhile and Secretary Wilson as if will but us the tuple. many fa- has, usual Dublois, Beddiugton, Harrington, The tender hearts us the you give op- way you can tell a trade risen to the occasion. For and Numbers 18 and 19. Re- among deplore good rs) of the better class-I instance, the Jonesboro, grief and pain: WHATOAME OF A LETTER. fact that the corn a has been es- see is to see the s; crop will yield this cently canning factory 1 Truth’s mighty temple arise on Error portunity. goods. if education and refine- Dear A unt : Jfy Kate year a value greater than ever before is tablished at Vanceboro for the utiliza- slain; I I must tell the with the best society in you good news. Right ; one which will not surprise, but when tion of the fruit in the northern part of i see Love’s bonds draw closer the lands j after receiving your letter, the before the sea ™ day re-enforced by the statement that the the along Don’t let this chance you to a $1.50 FLANNELETTE her countries, maintainl New Year’s I started in with new county. slip past get resolu- | farm value of the barrens What while we strive to set the grim and tionB on the first of the this crop this year would About 40,000 acres of be- tnes on their rural es- year. I wrote to stubborn heathen WRAPPER for $1.25, or a $1.25 FLANNELETTE for Dr R. V. more than suffice to the long to Mr. William Freeman of Cher- free, WRAPPER $1.00. Pierce, at Buffalo, N. Y., as you i pay entire To set the heathen free, more numerous classi requested me to do. I him all national debt, in addition to one ryfield, who be regarded j gave my year’s may properly To set the heathen free, We have NINE OUTING COWNS w we are •ymptoms, which were that I was tired— interest and a as the the indus- just hich to let better than the pigsj thereon, large share of pioneer in blueberry From ignorance and prejudice—the same as willing so tired—all the time and did care not to the government’s annual expenses, it try of America. After long and bitter you and I. have at while the former have! go anywhere, depressed and sad, and all earth you wholesale. displays the value of America’s litigation he proved beyond question (One beneath us, overhead a single [ ambition gone, backache and a dragged-out leading prejudices bequeathed cereal production in a not his right to for all fruit arching sky, feeling, could not limbs sore way easy to charge royalty j sleep, feeling \ And we shall speak a niguese ancestors, par- ! and I misunderstand. the gathered on his lands and established a single tongue before aching. followed the doctor’s advice, i Again, statements the we which he that the liens of treatment which day die!) irds the treatment of ; went to considerable pains to the country in one systematic method of WRIST to is BAGS ...BELTS... make plain me—to rest every day—a nap month laid eggs enough to a applicable, under most conditions, The child, reluctant, goes to school: the ves and of after pay year’s daughters iunch—complete relaxation—cultivate interest on the or that the everywhere. The method is somewhat childish peoples must; of debt, farms t. not much better olf repose mind, try not to worry, get as as And what they cannot that GOING A r of this country in two years follows: understand, GOING FOR NOTHING. much outdoor air as possible, and I produce shall take on trust. l urks. But all | prac- more wealth than all The land is divided into several they Bra- tice long, deep the ! the gold mines They kick the breathing, expanding to some against pricks today, but ROCK 25c. BELTS at 19c. Then for a of the world since the of tracts, each of which is leased Going wl, are alike in show- lungs. uterine tonic, Dr. Pierce’s ; discovery shortly we shall see Favorite a are of responsible who assumes the Their children Prescription, coupled with wash i America, examples descriptive party bless the hour we came to BOTTOM This lot ispitality to the he told me whole off includes strang- of. I must say that after follow- ( power of no mean order. care of burning, keeping tres- set the heathen free, many regu- his advice for -ates, and the traveler mg four months I feel per- I Even the driest statistics the passers, harvesting and marketing the To set the heathen free, PRICES. lar Belts. cured and like a new Secretary 50c j fsctly woman, furnished are fruit. The owner as To set the heathen free. ially “with open arms” Yours replete with interest to receives, rental, affectionally, I From all their evil same j Jewel. those who the nation’s one-half cent, per quart for all the fruit practices—the as er> best the house af- Letters like the above are not unusual. ! study well-being. you and I. Mrs. of We learn therefrom that the value of gathered. he can be ; Kooman, 832 Grant Ave., Schenectady, I (From slander, envy, greed and lust—the induced to N. V «I the of the The receive from one and a j says: continued with the medicine products farm in 1904 will pickers same as you and 1. •®“If you are for fair and until I had takeu five looking square Bargains don’t for- bottles, also two vials of half to three cents per quart; those God we save the Pleasant aggregate *4,900,000,000, this estimate grant their heathen souls be- Pellets,’ and I was cured. I al* who lease the land and haul the fruit fore the to call at our store. i a number of ; ways recommend I)r. Pierce’s being reached after deducting the value day we die!) get coffee, medicines to my to the the station friends when they are not well.” of crops fed to animals on a farm. This canning factory, or to —Frank il utnsmin Rational Magazine. fazendas (farms) in * My daughter is in quite good health, thanks total is shown to be a of 9.6 for shipment, one-half to one cent per | to Dr. gain per the country and the Pierce's medicines. My wishes are that cent, over 1903 quart,—the rate determined, in all who and of 31.2 percent, over being j are afflicted will try them and see what of our can be the census l»99. Here accordance with the market values, by experiences I good done for the sick.” writes Mrs year again the F. H. Black & Elizabeth McConell. of Ind. comes to our the firm which handles tiie product. iws planters in remote Rochester, Secretary aid with a few Co., The fruit is all or HIGH I Send 31 one-cent stamps to Dr. R. V. comparisons which are illuminative. canned shipped by STREET, BELFAST, MAINE. Brazil may be fairly one a record of the j Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., for his Common He says that this year’s agricultural firm, whicn keeps hi Sense Medical in account of our last Adviser, 1008 pages. product is more than six times the amount as it is brought and pays the to owner. live sugar estate, situ- amount of capital stock of all national royally the a certain section of each 's from Bom morning, but also it seemed to curious- banks; it lacks only three-fourths of a Every year journey | l.illino /Inlla.,. ..f _1 “lease” is over. This -''* w.»v» iniuc burned burning our ui wic man Ayers even J.Franklin i Batalha in remem-; ly inspect belongings, trying must be in the ufacturesof 1900, less the cost of materi- done very early spring, For coughs, colds, bronchitis, Harris, and old in Tor- 011 oat shoes and experimenting with als it is before the soil becomes dry; otherwise abbey j used; three times the gross asthma, weak weak in mifl so. the toilet the fire too the humus is throats, of flip fpvv articles. Country coffee, by earnings from operations of the coun- goes deep, and burned from the ground, and most of lungs, consumption, take Eye=Sight to be found in these the way, is excellent, though made in a try's railways, four times the value j of all minerals in this tiic uuaucs itlt; huivu. u) uu tuc Ayer’s Pectoral. manner. Some produced country. Cherry mg bumped across the peculiar unbrowned to largest of the fruit is taken to | Next corn, cotton is this year the portion Specialist. berries and are the factories for in innumerable man-traps sugar stirred togettier most valuable crop, with au estimated canning. Early tlie before the facto- madillo boles and ant- and then roasted in a covered so total of $600,000,000, while and season, however, work s pan, hay amount Cherry Prescription specialty. ries are a considerable ed that when the melts wheat, which comes next, combined, opened, diamond-washings, sugar and cools, it is to the cities for use will about equal the value of corn. shipped larger examined free. a road bordered is candied over the coffee A while fruit is Eyes | mg by grains. The exact statistics of the production fresh. This usually Pectoral meed over- spoonful of this is in a and value of each shipped in quart boxes. The blue- by hedges, pounded mortar, crop are not given, Always a bottle of it in hut it is berries have an advantage over other keep u creepers interspersed put into a bag of coarse linen and boil- comforting to know that while the house. We have been Office over Poor & Son's drug -store, the wheat is the small fruits in that, with the exception bread-fruit trees, ing water poured over production smallest Johimon Block, 97 Hitch -tree!. it, cups being since the of currants and gooseberries, they will this for 60 and 1900, money value is the saying years, connection. g held beneath to great- Telephone to its pretentious catch the drippings— est since 1881. stand rough handling better, and will so have 'Potatoes and barley the doctors. Location permanent. and the than the others. i 1 some erroneous ideas beverage is ready. Coffee pots reached their highest production in 1904; keep longer “I have used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral In my save in the oat All the early fruit is picked by hand, family for 40 years. It is the best medicine We found a are not but eacii is 1902, crop was never so in the worid, I for all throat and ; typical used, cup thus and the berries are kuow, lung large by 60,000,000, bushels. The present only ripe gathered. troubles.” I house and as made separately. Boiled milk is Later in the on Mrs. J. K. Mass. j chapel, gen- crop of rice promises a yield of season, particularly Korcross, Waltham, 900,000,- 25c.. 50c., fll.00. j. c. AYER CO., BELFAST ; erally added in the but never “old i. e. on areas which will 'iguese in construction morning, 000 pounds, 300,000,000 pounds more burns,” at have to be burned over the next year, foi* I as if they stood in any other time. The usual break- than ever before. Horses and mules reach their the fruit is gathered with a “blueberry fast hour in the rural districts is ten highest value this vear, | ley of Portugal; a very rake.” This is au some- with au aggregate value exceeding implement two stories o’clock, and the menu does not what similar to the rake in msion, high, vary $1,354,000,000. On the other hand, cat- cranberry The Lungs much in use on and may be likened istered brick and over- year and year out, There is tle, sheep and hogs all show a slight de- Cape Cod, to a dust the bottom of which is Daily action of the bowels is neces- Ga$& Electric Co. ed tiles angu—a sort of thin cline. pan, Light coated always Aid nature thickly porridge; composed of stiff wire rods. sary^ with Ayer’s Pills. 1 Naturally the farmer has profited in parallel ; arastie It is black beans stewed in lard, dried meat The fruit be much more plants. other lines than in tiie mere annual sales may gathered cooked with and or and more means of al! sides by a clumsy garlic, farina, man-1 of his product, Secretary Wilson esti- quickly cheaply by the rake. The bushes are, however, or more properly dioca meal, eaten raw or stirred into mates the increase in farm in J capital injured tlie treatment. As ! Electric of All Rinds, four at ex- seriously by -( t ies of the and of extra years $2,000,000, this, it is Wiring deep, arched angu; perhaps, by way the berries are they are passed plained, not recognizing the enhance- gathered Sour u the walls, Moored dishes for “company” there may be a a mill before being ment in the value of the land during through fanning lamb's a fowl in or sent to tlie and again, topped by a lean-to head, smothered rice, the past two years. In addition the canning factory; at the are submitted to a Stomach m.- a chunk of bacon boiled with throws additional on the factory, they tiny unglazed win- cabbage. Secretary light much This is of the farmer stronger winnowing. -e under the While the host and guests sit at the prosperity by showing No loss of Gas Fixtures up eaves, that in the usually the only preparation necessary. appetite, strength, Electric, jj Supplies. table, the wife remains outside distinctively agricultural on a com- if-t were as averse to looking States of Iowa, Kansas and The canuing of blueberries nervousness, headache, constipation, or Mississippi mercial scale was in Maine as We fu line of 1 must have been when on, eats at a separate table with the the deposit in all kind of banks increased begun bad breath, general debility, sour ris- carry perfumra of and smaller in the early as 1800 when A. L. Stewart toilet articles made by the most 1 the rooms children; and later the house- eight years from June 30, 1896, ings, and catarrh of the stomach are | I inly upper Cherryfield packed some of tlie fruit famous perfumers in the world. Office Street. servants take their turn. to October 31, 1904, by all due to Washington t it is by humans, the Immediately respectively 164, procured from the neighboring wild Indigestion. Kodol cures 219 and 301 cent. the same Come in and see the handsome per During This new 44-2. used for after breakfast the serious occupations lands for the Portland Packing Com- Indigestion. discovery repre- | Telephone number, mg partly period the deposits in all banks of the packages aad try the perfumes. ; of the J. W. a in tlie sents the natural of but most of it— day begin—at least so far as the United States as a whole pany. Jones, pioneer juices digestion age. increased by 91 delicate | corn was in as a Refined, odors—true to f family is concerned, the servants hav- per cent. packing industry, engaged they exist in healthy stomach, »ITHEH (less and deserted— tlie canning of blueberries in 1870, as the flowers. been at theirs The value of government combined with the greatest known tonie : and ing since daybreak. The ! encourage- were also William Underwood & Com- ray pigs, sheep ment to agriculture and reconstructive Kodol master of the mansion out for a through thedepart- Maine. properties. impedes, snakes and goes ment is pointed out in the pany, Jonesport, progress Before tlie fruit was deemed Dyspepsia Cure does not only cure In- abominations. Tbe stroll about his own premises, or along made in rice culture in Louisiana and canning practicable, “tlie plains” were consid- digestion and dyspepsia, but this famous We sell tlie or to a of cards or a Texas, while in the production of pure drugs. 1 ■dilated rooms of Hie highway, game durum, common and came or so-called ered property people remedy cures all stomach troubles by little cheerful with the macaroni wheat, the dryer « ed to be more than gossip neighbors, from fifty and even one hundred miles FOCR SON. sections of the west, it is said, have been cleansing, purifying, sweetening and I for bis overseers relieve him from all for a week’s outing and to gather blue- ^ needs of tbe family; greatly benefited. In addition, a strengthening the mucous membrane* good berres for their own use, and to sell to responsibility concerning affairs of the beginning in the fight against the boll the imber” to which I the merchants of neighboring cities and lining stomach. estate. The wife to her never- weevil has been made the itli a goes by educating the was figuerative Mour- in villages Tlie timber on plains A NO GREATER The growers better methods of cultiva- JOlilfKIiS Oh :i ending embroidery. housework fast (ires which were ni all its corners oc- tion and in tiie value of being destroyed by 1 early-maturing falls the servants and as set the and, in 1870, MISTAKE CAN BE MADE entirely upon seeds. Tests and in the i by blueberry pickers pack-saddles, panniers experiments Mr. who owned some a rule the mistress knows no more introduction Freeman, forty ailerons cakes of cod- of new and, to this Than imagining it is to buy the cheap- country, thousand acres of tlie wild land, decided economy the about it than the strange plants and such as dates est Harness ami Saddlery Goods, because stranger guest. The seeds, to a for the fruit lekerel and goodness from the charge small royalty price seems low. children return to if there is ,'Sahara, mangoes from India, ! Most of the THE SHOPPY ni was as innocent of school, picked on his lands. pack- Grain, Feed, pistasche from from ! Feeds, in the I Turkey, barley ers the small amount demanded CHAKAC1EH a"w or other any neighborhood. say return, from the i paid apertuie Moravia, grapes Caucasus, without but tlie Underwood OF CHEAP GOODS because in Brazil school sessions are a and a vast amount of question, air as similar work, is con- of tbe ordinary Company refused and after repeated Takes away all apparent saviug and ahvavs at six noted. A hardy orange that will stand at most consider perpetual penance, beginning to them to recognise his duces to dissatisfaction. people frost has been evolved from the attempts get a. tu. An hour’s intermission is allowed Japan- of a suit of was We make a special point on the eharaeter ot Groceries. Windowless ese and right property, trespass | sleeping Florida varities. In addition, our goods— We positively ileal in goods of reliable for but no instituted tlie owner. Tlie trespass the rule breakfast, other recess until the experiments soil inocula- by workmanship and A material. throughout j regarding other suits were the school is over at three or tion with continuing, brought Tllfc LOWEST PIIK ES eonsistent with some of the day four nitrogen bacteria, a plan grandest, and tlie case was finally carried to the standard of exeellenee always obtained it <3 « o’clock. Fanny B. Ward. which would seem likely to high IMPORTERS OF ks of ultimately supreme court before it was decided. our place.| SALT. Kio,— probably revolutionize as it is con- We of and agriculture, Tlie final decision was a vic- Kodol earnestly invite inspection good* idea that Deserved ducted complete AT ituguese night Popularity. to-day, have gone forward to of prices. tory for Mr. Freeman—a judgment DIGESTS WHAT We positively mean to do the best we ran by I tealor* In th» ttnont quallt* of ame. As in most coun- what is termed success. YOU EAT | To cure Constipation and Liver troubles $1,700 being granted and the right of our patrons. Very truly, ui uir ucpAruueiu » ac- at Batalha by gently moving the bowels and acting as ! owners of lands to sell Oivaa Health to the j partitions in the public “stump- Sick ana St a tonic to the liver, take Little Risers. I tivity inspection and determin- ! C E STE VEXS, i W Main * about half Early age” for blueberry or other fruits being Strength to the Weak. Anthracite and way to the These Famous Little Fills are ation of food the mild, pleas- products Secretary established once and for all. Mr. Free-! ^ rooms without windows ant and harmless, but effective and sure. Battle* report ssatisfactory progress. Author- man’s action not benefited other only. $1 00 Size holding 2S time* Fire and Marine Insurance Co Their universal use for is a only the trial size, which se.is for Springfield Blacksmith O 211 cum of and air many years ized by Congress, the department has 50c. light of their owners of wild lands as well as himself, strong guarantee popularity and j taken steps to standardize food of Man*. al of tbe usefulness. Sold by R. 11. products but it resulted in the perfect system of Prague* by B. C. DeWitt * Co., Chicago. I supply house, Moody. for purity. One result of this work is OKDKKA PKOMi'in I ILLMi management detailed. A*«RTftv llRi rMHKR 31. 1904. whatever may be going the general conclusion the in- already FEWER FIRES IN MAINE IN against The financial ininoi tanee of the blue- It H. Real relate. f 421.060 Ob 1904. discriminate use of MUUDV, UIOIUUIBT ment is audible in all borax as a food ! .. .. berry industry is very difficult even to Mori KM losM 548.42400 3, 3S, j7 Front M., Belfast. Maine in .. .. preservative, except cases where the In Maine Collateral Uni*ts 16.100•» The following returns received at the estimate at the present time. “Ask for the 1905 Kodol Almandt Stork* and bond*. 4.:i70,l7U# necessity is clearly manifest. Taken as i •u.e in the of blueberries is in Cash in < IBre and bank 470.491 74 TKLCI'HOXK 4-2. me evening mai office of the State Insurance department a canning largely j whole, the Secretary's report is one! balance** ">73.331 ft* for indicate that the total number of tires the hands of a few leading packers. and 200 Year Calendar.” Agent*’ nothing but enthu- j which should repay persual, and less Interest* and rent* 4*.675 54 and from the same The largest of these factories lias a before being shown to damage during the probably than ever before is this depart- year 1904 was less than the daily capacity of Ton bushels and the FI ND IN*. CO. of Sar Fran- Cron* a.*M*t*. $6,44o,80i i*» 1 considerably ment’s report open to the chargeof dry- hammock,for in this hot year 1903: average annual output is 8,300 cases of FIKKMANNcisco, California Incorporated in lsaa. Com- 1905. ending ness or dullness. menced business in 1*63. Wni .1. Prev Admitted as*et*.$6,446,898 16 ■u two dozen cans Dutton. beds and mat- No. of fires. Total each; representing 0,250 Louts ■' See boring damage. einiuaiiii. Capital paid up in cash. I.1AKILITIB6, DR4 KMHCK 31. 1904 1903 .1905 $2,555,000 bushels of fresh fruit. The average $1,000,000.00. in favor. Too much 1 I» it a burn ? Use Dr. Thomas’ Net losses.9 241.310 94 1904 1928 2.206,050 Eclectric case the canned fruit is unpaid Oil. A cut'/ Use Dr. price per for ASSETS, DP.rFMHKK 31, 190*. 2.«30.60i 04 “START n Thomas’ Eclectric Unearned premium*. RIGHT” lavorof the hammock The above table shows that in 1904 lit other the value of the 00 Oil. At your druggists. $1.90. words, Real estate owned by the company. Cash capital... 2.0UO.OQO •• 18 as this, being not only there were 137 fewer fires and $348,350 annual product of this one factory is unincumbered. .$ 50*.75ttQ0 Surplus over all liabilities. 1.574,966 BY I*oaus on bond and mortgage (first ACQUIRING but a less damage from tires than in 1903. The ENDORSED GOV. COBB. liot far from $15,000. 16 much more tidy Hens) .. *13,400 00 Tjtal liabilities and surplus.— $6,446,898 also seven in foregoing figures prove that for the There were in 1900 factories Stocks and bonds owned by the com- current rates. iture than a for Mrs. I.. M. S. Slrvena Desirable risk written at bed, 1903 the total from tires Writes Is-tier to fi.iv- Maine which in blue- pany, market value. 4,098,877 SO year damage engaged canning FKED ATAMHil), Agent, Winterport, Maine. as ern.ir. leoans secured collaterals...... 00 tilled as the to the berries. These were as follows; J. by 428,*50 3wS* easily amounted more than revenue to Cash in the of- and E. A. Burn- company’s principal "inmoner varieties—of the State from all sources which, ac- At the meeting of the W. (’. T. U. in Wyman, Cherryfield; fices and in hanks 456,597 73 Premiums in due course to the State there was read a ham & L. A. of collection, ■ hi, woven at home cording treasurer’s report, Kocklaud, Friday, copy of Morrill, Harrington; and Fire and Marine. .. 806.225 33 was And not a letter sent to (Jov. Cobb by Mrs I. M N. and A. R. Columbia Falls; J. A. The $2,550,343.93. this is tak- Logie, All other asse s. 20,33926 MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD "st live or six dollars; Stevens of Portland, president of the State Columbia Falls; A. L. Stewart Telephone ing into account toe loss from forest Coffin, I or plaided with blue which the and National \V. C. T. U. The letter was & Son, Lawrence Bros., Gross assets.$6,526,439 82 fires, report of the State de- Jan. Cherryfield; dated Evanston, III., 14, and is as fol- L. A. and A. R. ••p borders of orochet- partment of forestry for 1903 states lows: Jonesboro; Logie, Aggregate of all the admitted assets STEAMEK PKMAQU1D ! Vanceboro. ten to was $1,141,210. It is interesting to note “I need nut to that the of tile company at their market twenty dollars; say you among IN ON that the total The value of these factories is about value. $6,526,439 82 SERVICE damage to the State last I multitude of people who have read your "fliers, at Jonesboro were LIABILITIES, DECEMBER 31, 1904. Habit. large, square, Those year from tires was over $3 per capita, j inaugural address, none can he more $50,000. than the deeply erected in 1900. Net amount of unpaid losses and IT MEANS strong linen, with a The insurance in 1904 w as about 00 per appreciative members of the Wo- PENOBSCOT BAY AND RIVER j claims...... cent of man's Christian union, and es- The number of bauds in § 292,755 *7 irder of hand-made the loss. Temperance employed Amount required to safely re-insure SAFETY AND COMFORT pecially so for that section in which so the would s ex« ami wrea»her you various factories aggregate all outstanding risks ... .. 2,875,715 34 Daily, Sunday epted at dollars, and deal with the permuting, as follows: heap fifty Dyspepsia—bane of human existence, i ably justly prohibitory about a hundred, but including the All other demands against the com- SUCCESS AND SATISFACTION. nee law, its ni.i.ntenanceand enforcement. On pany, viz: commissions, etc. 124,057 63 and no bed cover- Burdock blood Bitters cures it, promptly, pickers, there are from one thousand Leave 7.50 a. in., or after arrival of beliall of the Maiue W. C. T. U., repre- Bucksport, ■ and tones tile to two women and train leaving at 6.50 a. in. lur one may him- permanently. Regulates UOOO homes of and thousand men, Capital actually paid up in cash. 1,GO”,000 00 Bangor wrap stomach. senting directly Maine, Leave Castine, *9.05 a. in. children in the blueberry Surplus be)onu capital. .... 2,233,91158 NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE width and utilize the also representing the sentiments of many employed Leave 10.05 a. in., or after arrival of the Belfast, other thousands of home-lovers, 1 send to packing industry during canning amount of in- train due in Belfast at 10.05 a. in. do Give Your Stomarli a Kctd. Aggregate liabilities, AND TELEGRAPH GO. 3w3 netting. you an expression of our profound grati- season. About $30,000 are distributed cluding net surplus. §6,526,439 82 Leave Camden,-11.35 a. in. ■ Arrive tl‘^-20 ni. words boa Your food must be properly digested and tude ; and not alone do the temperance wo- the each year. Kockland, p. noite(good among pickers Leave Kockland, l.oo p. m. assimilated to be of any value to If men of Maine rejoice, but temperance men of the “blue- 1 add that do not you. The total canned product Leave Camden, 1.45 p. m. HOLLISTER'S they vour stomach is weak or and women will be diseased take everywhere encouraged barrens” in 1899 was about 50,000 Leave Belfast, 3.15 p. in., connection being made i All are berry he time for It Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It what by your noble words. looking toward at Belfast w ith train leaving at 3.20 p. ni. Mountain Tea retiring. digests cases and the price per case was $2.20, Rocky Nuggets you eat and gives the stomach a rest, en- Maine at present.” Leave Castine, 4.10 p. m. A Medicine for astom in most well-dis- the value of the crop Arrive Busy Busy People abling it to recuperate, take on new life and making blueberry Bucksport, 5.45 p. m., connecting with in. Golden Health and Renewed ■ one more train leaving at 6.10 p. for Bangor, Portland Brings Vigor. btn families for all its grow strong again. Kodol cures sour in this section considerably than Some seasons the value and Boston. A speciflofor Constipation, Indigestion. Live \ each stomach, gas, bloatiug, heart palpitation $100,000. •Passengers can take train Belfast at and Kiduev Troubles, Eczema, other good night anil all leaving Pimples, Impure digestive disorders. L. A. Soper of of the crop will be more than this, 1.25 p. m. for Portland and Boston. Blood, Bad Breath. Sluggish Bowels, Headache lamps are lit, as a re- Little Rock, Ky., writes us: “We feel that some seasons less. tTrain leaves Kocklai d at 1.40 p. m. for Bath, and Backache. It’s Rocky Mountain Tea in tab- Koiloi Dyspepsia Cure deserves all the TUI) THE TIDE Lewiston, Augusta, Portland and Boston. let form, 35 cents a box. Genuine made by ti evening has come. F. E. Gen’l Pass. & Ticket Hollister Drug Wis. They commendation that can be given it, as it BOOTHBY. Agent Company, Madison, at In half an hour after Mr. Lavers took GEO. e. EVANS, Vice Pres. & Geu’l Manager dinner, or entertain- saved the life of our little girl when she was in llie Throat. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE the first dose of Dr. That Tickling Portland, Dec. 1,1904.—tf46 hut three old. She is uow six and we Agnew’s Cure for everybody pauses in years minute after One it. h. moony. have kept it for her constantly, but of the Heart he was on the road to per- One taking Minute "iiversation to course she now in exchange only takes it when anything manent recovery. Cough Cure that tickling the throat is ‘if disagrees with her.” Sold R. H. and the children rise by Moody. gone. It acts In the throat—not the stomach. idg, “I was under treatment with some of the best ^^Fo^Stol^alU^klrt^n^hlr^B FOR SALE hands Direct trass Loon to the K I; of their parents physicians in London for what they Harmless—good for children. A. L. Spof- ■ Waists, say- Beautiful and handsome face are (England) ■ Wearer at First Cost. ■ FOR SALE meu pai, eyes diagnosed as incurable heart trouble. I suffered ford, postmaster at Chester, Mich., says: 50 h. p. engine, 80 h. p. boiler, feed pumps. Ber- itiiH (your blessing, eloquent commendations. Bright eyes are agonies pains about my heart, fainting was unconscious >S Free ffonpira sa Application. ryman Heater and complete engine room equip- 1 through “Our little girl from The of the late Dr. u windows to a woman’s heart. spells, and exhaustion. As a 1||‘ ment. Also other in new- desirable property Elllng- 4t, patriarchial Hollister’s palpitation drown- a sudden and terrible I Great Bargains. Bend lor K bargains and second- days. man strangulation during samples wood situated on High street, consisting of two- Rocky Mountain Tea makes bright eyes. 35 ing grasps at a straw, I tried Dr. Agnev’s Wo hand wood working and iron-working machinery. tlle was Cure for attack of Three doses of One Minute today. prepay Express. story house anti ell, ten rooms, furnace, cemented family and or the Heart. The first bottle relieved me croup. IfS jBP We an also headquaiters for ship’s pumps, cap- ‘It ','1 astir, cents, Tea Tablets. R. H. Moody.’ hour all modern a greatly, and when 1 had used two bottles ail the Cough Cure half an apart speedily stans, chocks, cleats and all kinds of heavy cast- cellar, improvements, large roomy "'embers flocked into our two stalls and box land t* symptoms of my heart trouble had left me.”—A. cured her. 1 cannot praise One Minute ■RIVERSIDE WOOLEN CO I ings for vessels, both iron and and brass. Let us stable, large stall, enough for This is a to a Lavers, Ont. 35 Cure too much for what it has done your garden. good opportunity get 0Ktensibly to bring the Collingwood, Cough ■ figure requirements. home in the heart of the to More Kodol Cura Sold by City Drug Store and A. A. Howes & Co. It ALBERT RUSSELL & SONS CO., right '"'if of Dyspepsia in our family.” always gives relief. pITTSFIELDjMAINE^J cit^^A i>i>l^ eup coffee and bid good Dr. Ointment Iyr3 New bury port, Mass, Dlgmto what you $at Agnew’s Cures Eczema* 35c. Sold by R. H. Moody. I j 52 Real Estate Agent, Belfast, Me. THE CHURCHES. than submit to a trial. Mr. Chamber* “OLD REMINISCENCE” TO J. 0. j. then supplies “a part of the man’s his* SOME [he Journal. I To the Editor of The Journal: Next Sunday the well known evangelists, RED TAG Republican that has never been told,” from CUTICURA SOAP TALkT* tory While in Belfasta few days ago 1 was sitting Messrs. Hatch and Taylor will begin s se- a few weeks information given him of the Belfast Co. con- ries of in BELFAST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1905. in the office Livery meetings Belfast. after the Bremerhaven episode by and Ab- Those of you who are our valued customers,—and versing with Mr. DanaSouthworth Services at the Unitarian church next those of be: Thomas B. Connery, for many years ner Gilmore on matters and things pertain- hope may Published Every Thursday Morning by the The World’s Greatest Sunday at 10.45 a. m; preaching by the connected with the New York Herald ing to the city of Belfast fifty years ago, and I want you to listen to our little talk again. We want to pastor, Rev. Harry Lutz. Sunday schuol rt ,, S Co. there Dr. Flanders came in and or- sale we are tell of Journal Publishing and at one time its managing editor. while at 12 o’clock. All are invited. running—To you the special trades we are Republican cordially g„ '!,'* it6, it in coming dered a team to go to Searsport. I asked ers—To thank the people for the splendid business Mr. Connery, appears, SkinSoap. Christian Science services are held at J. they are g i the doctor a few questions while he was shows that our low are (’HARM S A. I’ll.SlU KY. | nusjness Manager home from England had shared a state- F.-Fernald’s, No. 57 Cedar street, every prices appreciated. waiting forthe team: First, how many phy- a room with Thomasson and found him Sunday morning at eleven o’clock, and Here’s few specials that paralyzes competition: sicians are there in the city of Belfast at Subscription Thiims: In advance, $2.00 a year; “refined, interesting and highly edu- The World's Sweetest Wednesday evenings at 7.30, to which all Men’s good serviceable business Suits $3.95. six 50 cents tor three iiiontlis. I the time? His answer was fifteen. f 1.00 for nioutlis; present are inch cated.” But Mr. was mistaken cordially welcome. Men’s good heavy Overcoats, Ulsters and AI'VK.btisinu Tkkmh: For one square, one Connery To the as to how he had been Reefers $:t ,, week and question long in colunui, 50 cents for one man. The “Bremerhaven There will be at the Mis- at length in liis dyna- was Toilet meetings Gospel $6.00 values any clothing store. each insert on. in Belfast, I think his answer forty- Soap. 25 eems for subsequent name was not sion, 58 High street, every Saturday, Sun- Mm’s mite fiend”—whose eight years. To the question as to how fine Dress-up Suits, $S 75 and $9,75. ii()t day and Wednesday evenings at 7.30o’clock Thomasson—was not interest- were at and values. the coldest refined, ; many physicians in active practice than the World’s $13.50 Florida has experienced 1 Sale Greater and Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock. Bible the con- that his answer was three besides him ing or highly educated. On time, Good warm Siberian Dog $15.00 Fur Coats, now t w eather in 1!) years. study at 1.30. / old Doctors Monroe Product of Other Skin " trary he was quite the reverse, as self, viz, and young Soaps and Wombat Fur Coats at' big reduction in prices. (alt her and Dr. J. G. who had been in Bel- The services at the Universalist church Bangor lias voted to close city N. Sanders said when asked for Brooks, Men’s and You h’s and Cot George next will be as follows: at 10.45a. Heavy Kersey duroy/>„ look like a fast about eight years when he, Flanders, Sunday agency and it begins to a loan of $5. The fact is that so many $2 OO to $2 50 everywhere, now $1.39. came. There were other in t'he Sold Wherever Civilization Has in., regular service, subject of sermon, The drouth river. to know his ante- physicians Suits up claimed Thomasson, of Life 12 school. Boy’s Knee Pants $1.95, regular $2.50 to city but not in active practice. Dr. Richard Preparations ;at m.,Sunday ? t ,„t cedents, etc., that the only true account Penetrated. All are invited. underwear, 39, 42 and 89 cts., was 50c. to Bowdoin College comes in for $100,- Moody, who was a druggist, as was Dr. W. cordially Heavy formerly $i of him, with his real name, published work black and white, black and 000, and eventually as much more, by O. Poor. The most learned and the most Miss Nellie Thompson of Morrill, who shirts, plain Jersey shirts, now in a St. Louis paper, was lost sight of. was Dr. Wbeel- Millions of the world’s best Here’s a for men with necks 16 to the will of John C. Coombs of Boston. hated physician in the city people has been holding evangelistic services in big bargain you big 17 inr:. % The with the assistance no shirts and a few white shirts Bowdoin! present writer, ock, who had comparatively practice; use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuti- Grace M. E. church, Bangor, the past two negligee in the lot. This is an odd "sHf Lucky to the man and Dr. Dr. Brooks and of others, was able identify young Monroe, cura Ointment, the great skin cure, weeks, was the speaker at the Men’s meet- sold for 50 cts., many for a dollar. Our price 39 cts. each or tin the the shadow of a and re- myself, said -Dr. Flanders, did practically for and beau- ing at the Y. M. C. A. last Knee for now 39 and 42 cts. The D. A. It. “remembered beyond doubt, preserving, purifying, Bangor Sunday pants boys, 19, Men’s and hi >. short the frains now from his name all the business. Then there was a the for the afternoon. 89 winter Maine.” the remembrance taking mentioning tifying skin, cleansing cts., latest styles. $1.95 and $2.95 buys a good warm ,... other- discussion as to why the physicians had so form of a handsome banner presented because he belonged to a family scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff, The second of the series of union services ages from 3 to 10 years. increased in number while the to whom tiis population and the of for conducted at Portland last Saturday. wise beyond reproach and stopping falling hair, by the churches of the city will Hundreds of other bargains, which we haven’t the room hen of the city had increased but little. In 1850 earlier misdeeds had brought shame softening, whitening, and soothing be held at the North church Sunday evening Buy now,—buy for another winter. Tleis is is the of Belfast was 5,054 and in your The opinion alongshore population next at 7.30. general and sorrow. My old friend “Tom” Con- red, rough, and sore hands, for baby The Rev. Harry Lutz, pastor steamer 1000 it was about 200 greater. Then follow- that but for ttie Pemaquid and rashes, and for of the Unitarian church, will deliver the nery my distinguished contempor- ed some reminiscences of the old physicians itchings, chafings, he closed to navigation; sermon. A musical is this port would are under or too free or special program ary, Mr. Chambers, laboring of Belfast from Dr. Dana South- annoying irritations, 1 that we Flanders, the HARRY W. CLARlT& and it is the further opinion being arranged by choir of the North Ca, a mistake. worth, Abner Gilmore and myself. offensive perspiration, for ulcerative a this year. | church, assisted by others, BELFAST, MAINK. shall now escape freeze-up 1 did not w ith business and many anti- THE DEAD get through my weaknesses, sanative, DRAWING LINE. The at the for the until a late hour and the streets were light- which services North church The twelve men who found Charles septic purposes readily suggest j — was ! week ending Feb. will be as follows: NEWSPAPER NOTES. I on ed when 1 started for home. The night themselves to 5tli, of the murder of Mabel Committee Appropriation* Will Favor women, especially Maine Fa, t Tucker guilty Junior C. E. meeting at 3.30 m.; no Resolves Calling for Money for New bitterly cold, and thinking I was alone I as well as for all the Thursday p their verdict and mothers, pur- the Bath Page stand firmly by prayer at 7.30 The Bethel News and Times In Schemes. wrapped myself up and settled down for a of the and ] meeting Thursday p. m.; the annual report fora retrial. poses toilet, bath, nursery. each have new dresses of In fact, the will not sign any petition long and lonesome ride. But when I got mission study class, Friday at 7.30 p. m.; type. missioner Matthew... [Special to the Portland Press. 1 Cuticura j1 Soap combines delicate Bath Times has a new dress hot that last year there w believe lie had a fair and impar- out to Wadsworth’s Old Reminiscence Sunday service at every day, They Augusta, Jan. 27. It is said that the Capt. emollient derived from morning, 10.45; preaching i remodeled in Maine is properties from its are that lie committee on and into me and the school at C. E. lineotypes. tial trial and convinced appropriations financial got the sleigh with insisted Cuticura, tile great skin cure, with i by pastor ; Sunday 11.45; : ies, at an expense ot affairs has drawn the dead line and that no ! upon accompying me home. He told me the purest of cleansing ingredients Society at 0.30 p. m.; union service at 7.30 The new editor of the Bar Harbor Record j additional per.- guilty. resolves calling for money for new schemes man. He has years the and the most of flower ! m. Rev. Lutz must be a bald-headed just ! greatest are to receive the words many funny stories relative to ancient Bel- refreshing p. Harry preacher. “ought to pass” written an editorial sympathizing with the ; 18*8), when $(?8i)n,7i)u In another column we give some facts odours. No other medicated soap from tlie committee. fast, and recalled the lines of an old local I here will be a at the bald-headed men who lift their hats to the were made. The j ever is to be | meeting Gospel of The institutions which have been assisted compounded compared was made in ■ v. concerning the blueberry industry song as sung the iate Ames 58 ladies these cold days. We also infer that the ui in the will their allotments by Capt. George with It for and I Mission, High street, this, Thursday, this indus- past get regular preserving, purifying, he is polite.—Waterville Sentinel. took, where $392,r,no Maine. While commercially no new of with whom I was a i evening at half seven and hut hospitals, homes or schools are Belfast, shipmate beautifying the skin, scalp,"hair, and past meetings j were made. Tlieie the to the for which more tin- The 42nd annual of the Maine try centers in Washington county get money they ask—at than fifty years ago. The incident hands. No other foreign or domestic through week as usual. These meet- meeting enumerated, a gain of least not with the consent of the finance was year. nourishes in other sections, which was the cause of this production oc- toilet soap, however expensive, is to ings are conducted by L. \V. Hammons, as- Press Association held at the State blueberry committee. And, following out this plan, curred near the and be compared with it for all the pur- sisted K. \V. the House in Augusta Jan. 28th and 27th. The in Lincoliivilie and on Cape there will he no appropriations for new upper bridge, perhaps by Barrett, evangelist notably poses of the toilet, bath, and * buildings, etc. G. D. McCrillis or Abner Gilmore re- nursery. singer and Kev. 0. M. Chase old officers were chosen for 1905, and eight Isle an Ilaut. The island may harp player. liozier end tie resoive Thus it combines in one soap at one appiopi laimg csiouu ror toe member in relation to it. Think- Canaan will be here in the near future. new members were elected. The treas- tine something the most berries are large and Waldo cuunly general hospital was the first price effective skin and com- j particularly ; He lias been urer’s showed $238 in the to the axe at the hands of the ing that the lines Old Reminiscence gave and the aud delayed by sickness. All are report treasury. have gone get committee plexion soap, purest sweet- and for many years parties and the recommendation me 1 welcome to The total of the association is “ought not to pass” were too good to be lost have scribbled est toilet, bath, and nursery soap. these meetings, membership | to Isle an Ilaut in vessels, blueberry- was voted alter a full and fair it Sold the world. Cuticura j now Frank G. Rich of hearing, them off and send them to you. 1 will add throughout Resolvent, 50c. i Hatch will the 98, Bangor being is true that the (in form of Chocolate Coated Tills, 25c. vial of Evangelist preach at to clams and committee’s report has been per 60), member to die 1904. nig, and incidentally dig that Old Reminiscence says if they are well Ointment, 50c., Soap. 25e. Depots: London, 27 Charter- the only during Friday hung up in senate and that the Waldo house Methodist church next Sunday morning at ; t(je Sq.; Paris, 5 Rue do la Paix Boston, 137 Columbus I of bottom lish. members are hard at work received and the readers of The Ave. Totter & Chem. evening the members the Association catch county trying to by you Drug Corn., Sole Props : 10.45; Bible school at noon; Junior League «|r Send for ’How to Cure Every IIuiuo ! get a reconsideration, hut if the finance Journal he will tell me more in relation to and their ladies attended a reception ten- at 2.30 in. Union revival service at the K. of the Maine Cen- committee adheres to its the p. dered them and Mrs. | Col. F. Booth by present plan the of Belfast in by Representative city ye olden times. church m. view of resolve will once more go to the wall. The HIGH SCHOOL BASKET BALL. j Baptist at 3.00 p. Young People's Gannett of Augusta and were delightfully tral takes a very encouraging i finance committee is headed by Senator J. 0. Johnson. in church at 0.30 entertained. Mr. Gannett is the publisher I is confident i meeting parlor p. m., and the coining season. He Beecher Putnam of lloultou anil he has one of Comfort and a member of the Press As- The Young Ladies' Teams—Seniors and I at 7.30 p. m. a union service of ail the there of those which are OLI) DK. MONROE 1 sociation. that if there is good weather up-country dispositions Sophomores. not to without notice like a I protestant churches in the at the Con- that subject change Come Doctor be clever, city I be a rush to Maine, railroad time table. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle recently in- will perfect Having made up his And fling off your beaver. Previous to the fall of 1004 ladies’ basket- gregational church. The special revival j mind on a as stalled a new and invited I houses will be matter, you might well try to Come bleed me anil blister ball was unknown in the history of Belfast plant, representa- the hotels and hoarding me, services at the Methodist eh well will con- I convert Thomas K. Murphy to Republican- Do not be slow. athletic circles. The High school has al- tives of the business of other all resorts will boom, and tinue this week, departments < | crowded, that ism as to get Mr. i’utnam to go back on his had an abundance of material for a through I am sick, I am exhausted, ways metropolitan newspapers to inspect it. I will a It is said that the financiers have the speaking, Maine position. My schemes are all blasted, good team, but young ladies had entire- The covenant of the that, generally resolved to stand monthly meeting Even the lay reader must he interested in a firmly by their guns and All tumbled heels over ly overlooked the possibilities of the game. j deal more than keep up her repu- head, church will be held good if they do there is a lively time coming. Doctor Monroe! Therefore when the project was suggested Baptist this, Thursday, glimpse of the up-to-date methods and ap- summer State of the To members of the Waldo were at tation as the great begin with, there many objections raised and a evening 7.30. A special union meeting pliances of a modern daily newspaper. Jewelry, delegation are going to fight the committee’s Re patient, dear fellow, large number the idea. The as well as a very great opposed boys, will be held in the Methodist church Friday This is how the New York Sun describes Vnited States, recommendation with every power at hand. I will foster your fever. who had already organized two teams and If what’s the misfortune at 7.30. Services for was seen the visitors : Canadian resort. they fail to get a favorable report on Pray, had played several games, lent their sup- levelling Sunday: what by Eagle Chains of all k their That bothers so? resolve, they may hold up the resolves you port and after the newness and novelty of Preaching at 10.45 a. m., by Evangelist Har- “From the art department on the top Oh Doctor I am for all the other hospitals, including the ruined, the idea wore off two teams were started floor to the rooms in the basement ry Sunday school at noon; union press to a close Maine General at the I am ruined forever, Taylor; The apple season is drawing Portland, Central and practice games were commenced in the I there were pointed out the latest devices Maine General at Lewiston and the Eastern My lass has forsaken me. Belfast service at 3.30 p. m.; Y. P. S. C. E. at 0.30; Wedding Rings, been their Opera House, the boys acting as which human ingenuity has applied to get- and those who have holding Maine General at Doctor Monroe! union of Rangor. Whether they coaches and referees. J meeting the churches of the city at ting out a newspaper quickly and complete- are it to would be successful is, of another The seniors fruit for higher prices rushing course, I will bleed and I will blister adopted very handsome suits tlie Congregational church at 7.30. Services ly. Rin question, but the attempt would make the of blue. They consist of bloomers and sail- “Some of the which set the visi- Engagement market. The steamer Penobscot took You over and over, r.ext week at the Baptist church for which things session very exciting. or blouses, with the class tors to with admiration and I will master your malady numerals, ’05, muttering envy ***** over 800 barrels from this port Monday The reported resolution of the finance done in and on the all appointments will be set aside. the carriers in the Ere that I go. green gold embroidery were proof composing committee to hew to the dead line will send left arm. which and lug them and left 150 barrels for another trip. Come, rise up your head I Ordination at Winterport. room, pick up proofs We do Repair Work Kmjy shivers up and down the back of many a The suits of the are black Monday, around to the in From below the bed cover, sophomores Jan. 23, was a red letter day at automatically proper desks, There are still many apples storage member w ho has slipped in a resolve in the and of the same Their Winterport. with the noise and confusion of And give some attention to pattern. numerals, On that day the new and loved pastor of the doing away is made that unless I hope that it might get through without ’07, are in the class red and white. the remarkable Watchwork a t and the prediction Doctor Monroe. colors, Congregational church was ordained to the printers’ devils; develop- Spt-. much opposition. Both teams also wear hair ribbons of their ment of the where of American ministry, and was installed as obituary department, ***** Europe buys heavily ap- The members of the committee on finan- The will which of gospel pas- girls cajole you respective colors, being large size, tor. the severe the staff has the sins* and virtues of every a cial affairs take the that the Notwithstanding weather the balance of the season big ground Repub- And constantly fool you. make an elaborate show. line Brooklyn citizen and many others at its ples lican which in the I there was a attendance. The examina- The party, predominates leg- It is so the world over The young ladies make a very natty ap- fingers’ ends at a second’s notice; the ar- OPTICIANS. slump in prices may be expected. is committed tion was in the afternoon. The candidate, islature, by its platform and Wherever you go, pearance and look very attractive in their rangement of the editor’s room, where not its John Frederick Schneider, a graduate of city latest advices we have seen are campaign utterances to an administra- And then will leave neat suits. After playing many practice the editor has all his subordinate edi- ***** tion of they you Bangor seminary in the class of 1002, and of city rigid economy and that there is no And deceive games and being coached the tors within arm’s and all his re- favorable as to the European market. basely you. by High Bowdoin in the class of a length, No trouble to show one committee that can do mo re than fi- college 1004, gave gone, the Oh! none knows them better than school players and Miss lines, a profession- porters under his eye, where every I reporter nance committee to see t moving statement of his Christian experi- that his pledge is Doctor Monroe. al physical culture teacher, they gave a has a and a at his that ence and of the way he was led into the typewriter telephone Suj '’,0115 E. \V. Sorber of Cowrie, Iowa, kept. They say each member who in- game in the House. The to of a fastened down Mayor public Opera and followed this a elbow, say nothing troduces a measure for does If Christie had wed you ministry, by carefully of “the asking money game was very exciting, and the young la- chair which no office boy can lug off and affords a good illustration engi- so in •She have misled prepared paper giving a summary of his ***** good faith, thinking that the State can might you, dies in a which astonished lose while the back turned the played way It was reporter’s ; his own in the amount of he And laughed at your love faith. fresh and original and was neer hoist by petard.” Early spare money which asks. many of our basket ball enthusiasts. Ths pressroom, w ith its brass sliding pole-, by With some beau. followed by a thorough course of Question- “But,” say they, “we get the sum total of comely young was with the seniors a fair mar- can one floor II. 1004 he a decree that every victory by b\ the The of which the pressmen slip from J. LOCK! published all these bills and we see Her conduct doth ing council. decision the lat- that to send them prove it; gin, although ’07 played a fine game. to another like firemen when the hells ring, widow or widow- all their how do love ter was unanimous for ordination, and, old maid, bachelor, along way with a favorable report Say, you it, The next public appearance was awaited with small ton elevators to shoot them Belfast National B would The after a bountiful collation and a social pi 11 exhaust the State We are thought nearly strangles me, with the verdict be- new reel P 0 er an offer of marriage dur- treasury. great interest, general the ordination back again, and with its paper de- Sguar refusing to stand the door of the treas- Doctor Monroe. hour, itself came at night. 11 | appointed by ing that the seniors would lose their laurels, vice which slips a roll of paper weighing would be fine'd from 85 and see Pres. Beach preached the sermon; Prof. ing leap year ury that these bills do not reach ag- and such was the result. After a on a Each year brings a comely hard, Beckwith offered the ordination many hundred pounds into place press to gregates which are greater than the State prayer, to 820, and the money credited or a closely contested game, the sun of victory- with little more than slackening of speed. can afford. Young son, daughter. full of tenderness and inspiration ; the Kev. We don’t wish to appear as shone on the and there was found fund. The Perhaps you are the father, sophomores great John K. Wilson of Frankfort the “Beside all these things the visitors the public library unique cheese-parers, but it is absolutely necessary their gave right club libraries and shower baths for Rut how shall we know. rejoicing among sympathizers. hand of in a few well chosen rooms, that we draw the line and we i fellowship soon made the mayor of somewhere, most The probable result of the next game fur- the and general information bu- proclamation are You love them blindly [ and Harbutt, of the Maine employes try ing to do it in such a that the nished a of conversation for words; Secretary lie way And treat them most kindly, topic some the to the reaus for the public which were in them- Cowrie famous; and, further, being material interests of the State will not suf- me j Missionary society, gave charge Rut soon will leave said t in sporting circles. The fraternity was selves elab« irate enough for a separate es- fer. We intend to they you, pastor and the address to the people, each a bachelor, from keep appropriations about evenly divided and when the game tablishment.” propositions marriage-1 down and if the Doctor Monroe. most fittingly. There was excellent music, NOT> pledges of last summer are came off the house was The game able women in. Eacli of- packed. i The Rev.Harry Hill, the young and began rolling j not carried out, it will not be our fault.” The cost you many was contested with great skill and popular boys vigor by pastor of tlie Methodist church, conducted A SERIAL BY R. H. CASSENS. ter was refused and on one pretext or A penny, a shilling, both sides and the result was in doubt until ! the opening devotional service, and shared TO ABOLISH THE STATE And cause much trouble the finish of the last when it If you have C another the mayor kept postponing LIQUOR you nearly period, ! in the deliberations of the council. The The January number of “This for That," Wherever they go. became obvious even to the most sanguine the AGENCY. j very considerable attendance, and the hearty a Chicago magazine, contains the opening paying of the lines which public While one proves a rake ’07 rooters that the game was lost to the or throat God speed of the Methodist people was one chapters of a serial story entitled, “The any should he assessed And the other a villain, lower class. of declared against Sentiment at in Favor of Knforce- of the pleasantest features of the occasion. Golden City the Tulas,” by Mr. Rudolph Augusta And you are broken-hearted, said The young ladies practice in the j last of the a Opera Mrs. Schneider, lately Miss Kimball of H. Cassens, formerly of this city. It is a have the reni him. On the night year meat of the Prohibitory Law. Doctor Monroe. House nearly day. every Bangor, and her mother,are winning golden tale of love and adventure, and, as Mr. committee of determined citizens wait- to the Lewiston They are desirous of maintaining a repu- [Special Soil.] Dear I will thank opinions as sharers in Mr. Schneider’s Cassens learned the printer's trade in the same Doctor, you tation equal to the B. II. S. boys, who have or your and informed him that Augusta, Me., Jan. 25. One of the To me breeches. work, and it looks like a future for Opinion otlice and afterwards was long em- ed upon Sorber pass my never been beaten on their own floor.—Ban- bright most measures introduced in the both these ministers of in it as journeyman and foreman, women whose hands lie important I am better; 1 will drink with you News. young Winterport, ployed for 10 Cowrie gor we are inclined to think that it was here funded. A mein Senate today was the bill presented by ’Ere that you go. and for their churches.—11. N. B.,in Bangor j romance that had relused tie was lined the limit, ag- Senator Staples of Knox comity to abolish I will never more sicken Commercial. that he imbibed the tinges the State and the office of Peary Souvenirs Ready. the and the high literary tone a child can use 8200. Sol her asked for a stay Liquor Agency For women or riches. production j gregating Liquor Commissioner, .lust what will be that pervades it. The story opens amid But love my relations, and To Cure a Cold In One Day. of 30 days. It was granted on condition the outcome of this bill is not known, but Doctor Monroe. Com. Peary’s new ship, in which he is to the beautiful scenery of the Maine home of there seems to be a make his dash for the North Pole, is Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE the who is introduced as he is that a bond for the amount be famish- quite general feeling rapid- hero, “ming- With the Tablets. All refund the on the that Urn State Liquor Agency can well be Subscribe for the Home ly nearing completion. approach druggists money ling with the passengers palatial ed. Tlie bond was executed. Saturday, dispensed with, together with all of the Paper. of the day of launching comes a most inter- if it fails to cure. steamer City of Rockland, bound from Ban- town and esting souvenir prepared by the Rev. S. A. to Boston, Mass.but the thread •Jan. Sorber led his blush- city agencies. A With a Moral. gor, Me., 'tore, 28th, Mayor Thaw. ! a .. faai;.... __i:_ Story Bender of the East Maine Conference Semi- of the narrative soon passes out this home bride to the altar in the of A of the Adver- with the and assistance of Work Begins at Stockton. Drug person correspondent and is carried the City ing: the enforcement of the Norway nary, permission environment by good Prohibitory law,— tiser is for the Lillian of St. Louis. that is toward making the State dry, and resposible following story Capt. Dix, the designer of this unique craft. ship Albatross in the first chapters to the Cooper w ith a moral: Contractor J. F. with a crew of there is every reason to believe at this time The souvenir is a paper weight of conven- Spellman, middle of the Pacific ocean, via Rio de Ja- the there a men anil Michael Toole of as that the liquor question in allot its different As story goes, was man who ient size made of wood taken from the keel eight Bangor neiro, where the villain of the drama ab- Belfast Open \\ lule we read that, was too close fisted to take a He al- of now cook, went to Stockton Springs "sneep nusoauary phases will be one of the most important paper. the vessel in construction. Upon Monday ducts the beautiful maiden and a thrilling borrowed his to an morning to begin work on the construction W. J. CLIFFORD.... on the lands of the West is lessen- matters that the Maine Legislature will ways neighbor’s paper the upper surface appears excellent rescue is effected by the hero. The villain great one of the wharves which are to be built there deal with this session. read. So day he sent his boy over to photograph of the ship as it will appear is left dead in South America, and the ship we are also told of a borrow Krown’s for the terminal of the Northern Maine ing year by year” Senator Sturgis, who yesterday presented neighbor paper. The boy when completely rigged; of Com. Peary proceeds with all the good people on board, thought he would cut across lots to save Dix. The of Seaport railroad. This is only a small crew, decline in sheep fanning in New Eng- the petition for the appointment of a State himself, and of Capt. picture but only to get them into trouble, and the ran a which will do what work the conditions of to look the time. He into beehive, the bees cov- the is from a ol the model first installment leaves them in a that as the Commission after enforcement ship photograph precarious land. In the West it is said ering him from head to foot. His cries of ice and weather will allow and get every- of the liquor law, today presented a second used by Capt. Dix in the construction situation. “No human power could save reached his who started and ran to thing in readiness for the big crew which land is being taken for agricultural pur- asking for an investigation of the father, the ship and was prepared with infinite tlie fated vessel as she raced toward certain petition the work as soon as Stockton har- the rescue. Going over the fence his and care the himself and will push destruction. Nearer and nearer she came its has advanced and the prohibitory conditions in Cumberland pains by designer poses price clothes on the fence a brand work on bis bor is clear. county. Senator Sturgis is said to be sup- caught spoiling represents three weeks of bard to the rocks, where the breakers, tossing Lucier’s new of that cost him free use of large Government tracts ported in his movement toward bettering pair pants four dollars. ! part. The paper weights will be placed on their white arms in the air, seemed to laugh The old cow the break in the hence the the in Maine some of seeing tlie market within a week and already there with hellish glee, and the thunder of the can no longer be obtained, liquor-conditions by fence into the the best known and most influential people jumped orchard and choked I has been a heavy demand for them. The mighty waves, as they were torn asunder, number of has been decreas- to death llis wife I Famou sheep kept in the State. There seems tube no reason eating apples, hearing price of the paper weights is fifty cents revel'tierated like ttie roar of a thousand the started out to see what the trou- ! each. of the while the demand for wool and to doubt that Pennell’s Plan is largely re- outcry Prof. W. 11. S. Ellingwood, cannon. The dreaded Lone Sentinel, the ing ble over a sponsible for the activity of the Cumber- was about, tipped churn full of ) East Maine Conference Seminary, Bucks- I Graveyard of the Pacific, was awaiting its insirek lands has been the cream into a basket of little drown- M increasing. Among land county folks in getting after the rum kittens, port, is handling all correspondence rela- victims.” And will await them till the next ing the whole lot.* While she was gone the tive to the and all orders should be be reasons for the decline of this question with a red hot iron. Just where subject THEY A RECORD IN issue, when the story is to continued, assigned took to and crawled be in HAVE UNIQUE the thing will end is a matter of much baby crawling through sent to him. Orders should sent at and we are promised “a great shipwreck SUPER» MILlTAIh in Maine are the the cream into the a new industry following: parlor spoiling once as-tlie chances are that the supply will BELFAST AS WELL AS ELSE- scene, daring rescues, and marvelous dis- speculation. GRAND SOLO OKI Hi { The low price of wool; because there is tapestry carpet. be exhausted by the date of the launching. coveries in the Golden City of the Tulas.” The dog ran through the henhouse break- WHERE. shall look with much interest for tire NEW AND GORGE' in raising, with “FOUND.” \V'e j, greater profit potato ing up three setting hens. The calves got WARNED BY COURT. succeeding issues, for Mr. Cassens’ story out of the barn and chewed the sleeves off less work; the cost of building fences; Odd Notice in Prominent Southern is full of incident and we think it is going Paper from The reader can only find one that first -rRlCh four shirts. And the maid took the I remedy to be a the of and w'ild to Belfast Residents. Lewiston ltumseller Given Fine and Jail corker.—Rockland Opinion. j killing sheep by dogs advantage of the situation and eloped with local of its merits and second, demon- (VlJlt gives proof a son-in-law of Hon. E. H. One of the best known in the the hired man. Sentence. Mr. Cassens is Reserved Seats* the increase of the cow, newspapers doubt that when it cures the work ;jf, animals; dairy strates beyond of this South is the “Guide” of Dunn, N. C. Its Moral—We should be better off to sub- 25. Thomas Hanson, and a former resident city. wire Auburn, Me., Jan. McNa- is permanent. Read this: Admission, and the advent of barbed fences. J, P. Pitman, seuds us the fol- scribe for a home paper. mara of Lewiston was brought before-the of 155 fiublisher,owing clipping with request to publish: C. H. Chamberlain High street, Belfast, MASSAGE. Children, One Waldo county farmer says: *We have reason to believe that these supreme court this morning for sentence on the editor of the a Me says: “My first experience with Doan's Kid- “Found,—by Guide, a nuisance indictment found against B^^Seats on sate at tl We are trying to keep improved breeds bottle of the wonderful treatment were coon kittens, worth from $2 to $25 liquor f Hyomei, him in 1902, and to which he pleaded ney Pills was In 1898. I had been annoyed with The Science of Itelievlug Pain by Manipu- on old methods. The improved sheep that cures catarrh without stomach dosing. each.—Ed. Journal. April, House, Monday, February at the September term of that year. kidney complaint and backache for several years lation of the Muscular Tract. in the old on our deteriorated We can in highest praise of its re- guilty kept way speak At the present term McNamara was in- The strain of getting or. and off my There is markable power to cure and relieve catarrh previously. This is an old system of treatment for pastures give bad results. And here is another lesson from a relig- dicted for nuisance and common seller and the and of of head and throat. This carriage so often and jolting jarring we rub the more in the the mention is ious The Ram’s Horn : “A coun- Rather than inflammation. How quickly profit intelligent keeping weekly, pleaded not gnilty. undertake cause of trouble. NOTICES- made not as an advertisement, but in the ‘riding was undoubtedly the my member injured by a blow, sure evidence LEGISLATIVE of in my than in the try newspaper BpeakB of a man who always to convict him at the expense of tile county, sheep, opinion, interest of those who suffer the torture of I read in the papers about cases of many people that massage is efficient in a small way to of other farm paid for his paper a year in advance. As a the oonrt ordered the old ease brought for- keeping any stock, poul- that terrible disease, catarrh." been cured of backache by the use of reduce inflammation. How much more reward he was never sick in his life, never ward, and a bench warrant issued for his who had try excepted. In the Mr. Pitman it can be done with the addition of LEGAL AFFO«>- sending dipping, had a corn on his toes, or tootbaehe, bis po- Doan’s Kidney Pills, and I got a box at Wilson’s quickly there are who think wrote the following letter: Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment. This sov- And others that tatoes never rot, the frost never kills his In announcing sentence, Judge Savage store and the remedy a trial. The first enclose a little from drug gave be used with entire The Committee on “I piece my paper, pears, his babies never cry at his there had been more than 50 ereign remedy may Legal with the advance in the of wool night, stated that box me relief and I continued until i in its room at t * price issued You will see from this that brought and externally. In colds, public hearing N today. wife never scolds, and he has succeeded in cases McNamara in the last 16 safety internally \ k- against three boxes when the backache entire* and Augusta, Thursday. Feh. 2. and the demand for lauds I desire to push the selling of Hyomei as three terms on the school board were now on had taken sore throat or croup, external rubbing increasing serving years, and that there the to incorporate the Stockton N' t far as possible. I am using it in my own and all other symptoms of kidney the amount of Johnson’s Anodyne farmers in New might without being criticised. We do not know special docket 11 cases ripe for sentence, ly disappeared proper pany. many England and find that it gives the desired re- I had no further troub'e Liniment taken will afford family, whether such happy results would follow either by plea of guilty or by conviction. complaint were gone. internally The Committee on Legal An find that the of wiil so that 1 take in relief. room at the n raising sheep bring lief, pleasure spreading paid up subscribers to religious papers or He then warned McNamara that if in the until three years ago, when I felt an attack coni- prompt lie hearing in its far and near the of this sure re- bruises and all surface inflamma- Feb. 8. i*" returns no other knowledge not, but it w’ouldn't do anv harm to it.” was made against him to do. I Doan’9 Sprains, gusta, Wednesday, second to those from try future any complaint ng on. I knew Just what got for the better of -I'*1, lief for catarrh.” he was he tions should be liberally saturated with the protection j at any term when presiding, Kidney Pills aud used them and they stopped the islands. i animal. K. H. Moody, in preparation for the ca- to him, but would liniment and the parts thoroughly mas- Got. Cobb and Staff to Go to Washington. should not trouble try severe. I can recom- By order of the Legal Aff tarrhal troubles of this season of the year, send him attack before It became take up the old cases and to jail saged. PEROIVALP The arrest of the has ordered a large stock of Hyomei, and all mend Doan’s Kidney Pills^ith more confidence Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment is a safe, alleged dynamiter, Augusta, Me January 29. While as on them until they were disposed of. sell it under guarantee to refund the money refrain from than I did six years ago, for experience sure remedy for all internal and external Gessler Rosseau, recalls to Julius Cham- yet the details have not been arranged for Not only must MoNamara the today *•'' if it does not relieve. The complete outfit not even that this inflammations as colds, catarrh, bronchitis, FISHERIES AM* the of Governor Cobb and staff to the traffic himself, but he must let any has proven to my satisfaction remedy author of “Walks and Talks” in costs but $1, and extra bottles can be ob- trip be used for the la lameness or muscle soreness in bers, of President Roosevelt on building owned by him pur- can always be depended on.’’ grippe, The Committee on Iulamt 1 tained for 50 cents. Ask him to show you inauguration of the It has a record of the even have Foster- any part body. will a in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, under which he sells March 4th, the geueral plans been pose. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. give public healing the strong guarantee bun to imprisonment nearly a century of cures. house in Thursday 1 settled. The governor will be accompanied He then sentenced N. sole for the Augusta, more remarkable case of Thomasson, it. This remarkable medicates the Mllburn (Jo., Buffalo, Y., agents A valuable "Treatment for Diseases 11 remedy six mouths and to book, an act to amend section v but one company of the Maine militia, in the county jail for pay air you breathe, soothing and healing the by taxed at if the United States. and Care of the Sick Boom,’’will be sent Revised Statutes relating'to / who was trying to smuggle such a ma- the Westbrook company, Captain Graham. a fine of $200 and costs $10; mucous membrane of the air passages, and b© Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no free of to I. S. Johnson 3W4 C.C.KIN.-"1' This and the members of his staff fine and costs are not paid A'.11® charge upon request chine aboard a German steamer at making a complete cure of the worst case company additional. A Co., Boston, Mass. will be bis only escort. I imprisoned four mouths other Bremerhaven and took his life rather of catarrh. The regular meeting of the probate court The city council will meet next The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mr*. A. WEDDING will be held Tuesday, Feb. 14th. Monday. BELLS Of BELFAST. Feb. a E. Clark Friday, February 17th» at 2 p. m. The Channing League will meet with A former Belfast resident All members are requested to be present Foster-Littre. In the Free Baptist Mrs. this writes from Joseph Tyler afternoon and all and their for the quilt. church, Clinton, Jan. 25th, Rev. Edward B. of the Washington, D. C.: “We have had lots of bring squares ,t the employees the ladies of the are invited. parish New weather and Meetings. The Foster, pastor of the church, and Miss ,in..ke, and on investiga- England three weeks of Union Evangelistic The special announcement by the Dins- of Elizabeth A. Little were united in ,l heater in the cellar of good sleighing.” Methodist and Baptist churches Belfast holy more store in the next issue of The Journal of to matrimony by Rev. Albert E. Luce, accord- used C. W. Lancas- The Belfast Improvement are to unite in a series meetings be by will be Society will to the of the mighty good reading. One whole conducted Hatch and ing usages Methodist Episco- apples, was all ablaze, meet with Mrs. C. A. by evangelists Taylor, will be devoted an Pilsbury Monday, cal with the page to exceptional over the and in church, impressive ring ser- time to what Feb. 6th, at 2.60 p. m. Members who are known all State, prevent are re- .Miss business proposition, the key note of which other earnest and success- vice, Angeline Wort playiug the wed- disastrous tire, as the quested to be present, as important business States, as most is prosperity to all who heed. ding march. Following the was lie adjoining store in is to come before the meeting. ful preachers and Gospel workers. They ceremony Unclaimed letters in the Bel- have the indorsement and recommendation a delightful reception given by the church, it it is an industry we remaining The house Ira Condon has been moving of of F. L. Basse acting as host. Refreshments liiive crippled, even fast post office for the week ending Jan. 28, many of the leading pastors Maine. from Federal street reached Wight street were served in the vestry, a large number, *1905: Mrs. John Curtis After an engagement with the Howe, Jr., Philip and this time is completing of friends participating. Mr. and Mrs. Fos- Tuesday, by probably on of Boston will C. N. Dicker, John G. Heal, Dennis M. Ruggles street church they ter were the recipients of some useful its destined site. The moving was very a Waldo county town attended come to Belfast. wedding gifts from their who also ESTABLISHED1856.7 A. S. friends, Diggings, Merrill, A. T. Murdock, numerous hips very slow. Many by breakdowns, greatly delaying extended their hearty congratulations. IV Herman Robbins. The patrons of Belfast Opera House will Charles L. elated to him. the work, but Mr. Condon had many willing ; Foster, attorney-at-law, of Port- | Apples hail wtth the announcement of a brother of the and success crowned their pleasure land, groom, and Mrs. but Frank B. Strout and son Llewellyn are get- helpers efforts. |1 B. mug little; potatoes the appearance of “Luciers Famous Min- Eunice Pennington, the mother, were lars and no demand for ting out a barn frame, 35x40, to be erected New Steamer for Maine waters. present and were in line of those intro- —Bennett on Feb. 8th. I strels,” Wednesday evening, duced to their strike, and their cheer- in the early spring on Searsport avenue. & Kerstof Bucksport, Me., have contracted j friends. The ushers were The “Luciers” once included Belfast in the Misses We wish to return our with Geo. A. Gilchrest, Belfast, Me., for a ! Nortense Ward, Lucy Pierce sincere ■ h seeu ; the creameries There will be a shed at the rear where the new passenger prop Her for the Bucksport. their annual tours through the State and ; and Bell Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Foster as well as stock can be watered in cold came to patrons they comfortably and Camden route.—The Nautical Gazettet many will remember the cornet recently Clinton from Lewiston splendid and the citizens of thrnks to the ever another foot of re- weather and it will be a modern barn in This will be news to Clinton wish for the I Capt. Bennett, to Mr. solos elder Lucier. All heartily public very rendered by the them success in their chosen work. been every respect. precipitated upon Kerst and to Mr. Gilchrest. It will also be should avail themselves of the opportunity ■ help swell theassess- news to about in * liberal on A correspondent wrote Saturday that the everybody this vicinity. of seeing this famous organisation, and to Brav-Maxfierd. William H. Bray and patronage bestowed I 1 Miss May S. narrow guage road from Wiscasset to China The members of Seaside see the street parade at noon. Seats can be Maxfield, both of this city, Chautauqua I Feb. or were united in marriage at the Methodist l.ent began oh Feb. had been snowed up since Wednesday Circle will meet Monday afternoor, February secured at the bo* office Monday, 6, this firm our 49th annual ■ Clifford ! church in during he moon which regulates morning. Rev. E. J. Hatch of Montville 6th, with Mrs. G. R. Carter, No, 9 Commer- by postal addressed to Mr. Mgr Augusta, Saturday afternoon, by Rev. Henry E. of the and the Lenten sea- was snowed in for three nights in New- cial street. The lesson will be from Opera House. Dunnick, pastor church. The bride was attired in a beau- clearance sale. I tliis so castle. sixteen of the “French ! year that Lent chapter Revolntion” I tiful suit of brown. The snow roller was used last week for the traveling The happy ... h 8. It will end on “Building of tiik Ship.” Since the and chapter five of the C. L. S. C. book, couple left for a short wedding tour, after first but the winds had packed which will ■ “The Ten Frenchmen.” The time; high they reside in Belfast. Mr. and bonnets will be worn first of the school year the school has topic for , High the fine snow so it was a Mis. Bray were both former residents of will be from the A Read- closely that hardly | and the milliners made been working, with the of Mr. E. S. study magazine, I Belfast, Mrs. to help fair test. Under the same conditions the Bray coming this city a is the fol- a ing Journey through Hamburg, Kiel and few years ago with her Mr. and lay Sunday Pitcher, on cantata, “The Building of the old parents, fashioned triangle would have been use- Mrs. Charles H. and has —1905™ moon after the vernal to Lubeck; roll call, quotations from Maxfield, won I Ship” by Longfellow, be given the 24th Sidney less ; and when either is used the deep drifts many friends in the city since her coming. ear comes at 1.57 of The chorus will Lanier. ) February. parts be must be shoveled. The roller certainly Mr. Bray has been in the city but a short ng of March 21. It is taken by the school and four local artists The annual meeting of the stockholders time, being associated with Mr. Maxfield in smoothed and widened the travelled way, the insurance .on for human business. They have a host beings, will have the solos. The proceeds are foi of the Brown Medical Company was held at but would no doubt do better work if more of friends in Waterville whose good wishes el that it has missed the benefit of the and it the laboratory, 48 Main street, Jan. 31. will follow school, although j weight were added. With an ordinary them.—Waterville Sentinel. h 20 by two hours, has not been decided what will be done The books show the percentage of gain ob just snow fall it would be all right as it is. ther train, or rather with the whether it will for I the stock issued, $15,000,to be 16§ percent. money, go Last Commissioner Robbins be- Larbabee-Campberr. Ralph Larra- Saturday bee and Miss \pril in. So Easter books or all are The stockholders thought advisable to de- Bernice Campbell were mar- adornment, apparatus, gan the drifts the sides of the 1 leveling along ried in Winterport at the home of the pril 28, and with this needed, and it is hoped that everybody will clare a dividend of 7 per cent, and retain 1 streets, thus the appear- bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George lowers greatly improving Camp- may be order- at least a ticket, as his or her share the remainder in the working capital, Con- buy ance of our main thoroughfares. bell, Wednesday evening, Jan. 26. On ac- ■ of towards furthering a good cause. sidering the short time this corporation has count the storm many of the friends and NOW _ relatives were _ OPENING 1 been in existence—it was organized Dec. 2, not able to be present. The a began Wednesday, Roy Young’s little daughter j She Christened the Maine. ceremony was performed by Rev. Harry Margaret 1903—this is a most prosperous outlook for Hill. Their friends wish them a life worst storm of the celebrated her ninth birthday at her aunt’s, I long the future, and very satisfactory to all eon- It is of interest in con nection with the of happiness. ast, blowing a gale; Mrs. G. D. Marten’s in | West Winterport. eerned. visit of the battleship Maine to this city to- ai stinging particles; There were nine little and boys girls pres- day to know that the big Sea-going fighter The Freeze in Florida. zero. The storm in- ent who themselves PJ-.L1AM UUU1I J on,AKS. 1 Ilf Hlliuw- enjoyed greatly for an was christened by Miss Mary Preble An- * iml in ing officers were elected Monday evening at Domestic Percale coming hour or more on then of now a from various I sharp, by trying to pin the don- derson, Portland, but resi- Reports sections of the the of Belfast No. dent State show that no limbs from the trees vlvii n auc regular meeting Lodge, of where her great permanent dam- uuinuiMiiru. A AltJU Uiey Togus, Maine, father, 30: Chief T. II. Capt. Wm. II. Anderson, is commissary of age was done to the orange and other citrus Had as was the, storm were ushered into the where Templar, Fernald; Vice dining room, subsistence at the National Soldiers’ Home. : trees, although the crops on the trees were v,.. v,, Templar, Mrs. EllaM. there was a bountiful of fruit I'illsbury;Secretary, The was frozen. The I supply and launching of the Maine made j vegetables and strawberries I Mrs. May Financial have suffered Hitches. Trains and cake. But the greatest attraction of all Howard; Secretary, memorable by the presence of Governor ! greatly, and in some portions made from bell of the State the latter I : attic and business Miss Lora Maxey; Treasurer, Mrs. E. L. Hill, his staff, members of his council and a j crops have practically r * was the birthday cake, with nine little wax Wrapper! large of Maine women, been wiped out.—J aeksonville quality Percales S deaths were Juvenile Mrs. Ida party including | Metropolis.’ reported candles on it, and it created lots of fun Brackett; Supt. Temple, Mrs. Hill and the members of Miss Ander- there were disasters lAborn; Marshal, Bice Black. Matters of and trimmed. I when eacii one tried to blow out just one son’s immediate family.—Portland Sunday beautifully > re not so as great importance to all the members were Times. many candle and no more. After playing for ■ ted and there was no discussed. The officers will be installed at It will interest many readers of The Jour- several hours they returned to their re- us the next meeting, Feb. 6th, Lodge nal to know that Anderson, father of them. Let hope spective homes with bright and happy by Depu- Capt. I I a CURES Gerald W. the is a native of son :s made up this will faees. ty Howard. Ail interesting en- young lady, Belfast, PAIN m of the winter.” tertainment is to be provided. A new pro- of Gov. H. J. Anderson. BROWN’S INSTANT RELIEF cures New The Congregational Club of Belfast was of entertainments has been I gram arranged colic, cholera morbus, dysentery, etc. 25c. SpringQinghams 1 i.e game in the Opera all dealers. back if it fails. IFWS recently organized in the vestry of the lor the quarter beginning Feb. 1st by Grand If you'get chilled these cold days “Brown’s Money Instant Relief” will the dug between the Bel- North church. The of the club is to E. quicken circulation Norway Medicine Co., Norway, Me. object Secretary George Brackett, and is along and xter High resulted in stimulate prevent pneumonia. the intellectual and social life of the same lines as for the quarter just : earn by a score of 19 men the of the congregation of the North past, which have been very interesting and <■ was and the large church, and to promote the spread of Con- done much to add to the interest of the New Percales I Following is the ideas in the lodge. Feb. 13th the new officers will en- Spring gregational community. Among tertain. Let member make extra its other plans the club purposes to meet at every effort to be present at the meetings during Carle & Jones’ Dexter. supper the second Wednesday of each the remainder of the winter. 1 Austin b, month, and to listen to an address from Patterns that are very desirable for Shirt Waist I r f, Kenney Jackson some distinguished speaker from out of e, Suits. Remember the above are H I f, Brewster town. It is also planned to arrange other goods all i r Brown f, meetings of a social ami intellectual nature For THin new and fresh. jl 11. S. 9. Goals from that will be of interest to the public. The U. Holmes 3, Black, following officers were elected for the pn- I’d Sale Continued lustiu. Goals from NEW PATTERNS. suing year: President, David L. Wilson; Special Spring NEW COLORINGS R Jackson 3. Referee, Vice R. Babies President, F. Dunton, Esq. ; Secre- ■ itehead. Scorer and tary, Mr. Clifford J. Pattee; Treasurer, Mr. I tin — The game in the Fred A. Johnson. WITH ADDITIONAL BARGAINS. lay night between the ! Fat is of great account Woman’s Hospital Aid. The annual I Fast Side resulted in a of the a ■ meeting Woman’s Aid to the Waldo to that is mer by score of 28 to 8 baby; why County General Hospital Association was iday, night our High babies are fat. If i held in the common council room, Memorial you chase's corner. :-’ay the Fairfield High L . I building, Friday afternoon, Jan. 27th. Of- This week we shall I ack team. Game call- is Scott':; give special attention to closing ficers were elected as follows: President, baby scrawny, Mrs. Charles A. Pilsbury, vice out our entire stock of the girls’ teams of the presidents, Emulsion is what he Mrs. Win. B. Swan, Mrs. C. 0. Poor, Mrs. I not take place as ow- George E. Brackett, Mrs. 11. 11. Johnson, wants. The "iie of its members the healthy baby Mrs. Joseph Tyler; secretary, Mrs. E. L. tble to come, and an ex- Stevens; treasurer, Mrs. Janies F. McKeen. stores as fat what it does .iicd between the sen- COLORED WOOL WAISTS. A board of managers consisting of two from Tie latter winning, 10 not need tor each church was elected: Unitarian, Mrs. immediately R. H. Howes, Mrs. George A. Gilehrest; bone and muscle. Fat iitK Bay. Wednesday Universalist, Miss Edith Southworth, Mrs. Regular prices range from $2.00 to $3.75 as-we went to it John Stevens; Baptist, Mrs. George R. Car- babies ; do press are/happy they For this sale cut ONE-HALF— blockade. The eastern ter, Mrs. Carrie Black : Methodist, Mrs. W prices A. Miss Nettie not cry ; are rich ; a "i the Silver Star re- McKenzie, Follett; Congre- they $2.00 Waists for $1.00, etc. To Those Seeking ad the Golden Rod at gational, Mrs. A. P. Mansfield, Mrs. Alfred is laid for A. Mrs. .their,fat up went down Small; Catholic, John Owen, Mrs. '•'te-taseea HATTIE 'emaquid M. •ported here that she re- L. II. Colcord. It was left to the executive time of need. They are but despite the storm committee to name the standing committees. Quotations which will remain the same as last w eek, to lineksport, omitting The reports of the secretary and treasurer happy because they are were read and some- Fruit of Loom arriving late after a accepted. There is Cotton, per yard .... $.07 1-4 SOUND comfortable. The fat sur- | Thursday she was thing over SHOO in the treasury. Lonsdale Cambric « « .101,4 BLACK route, but Friday the Steamer Notes. The rounds their little nerves' 12 silver Star made their Mtrryconeag, Berkeley Long Cloth, pieoe yards .... 1.22 ANNOUNCES A. whose sale to Portland parties was report- « he l’emaquid went up to and cushions them. When Cotton Diaper, 10 «. .41 ed last week, left Bucksport Wednesday i for the first time in sev- Just 8 of the Robes left at morning for Portland in command of one Night .4$ made her landings at the they are scrawny those of the of the Casco Steam- A new lot of « •' harf. was now captain’s Bay «, ,gg INVESTMENT The bay MARK DOWN SALE boat but no nerves are hurt at ■ Co., proceeded farther than was much floating ice in every 89c. Skirts all gone. A few at 99c., $1.09, $1.97—Great bargains. Rockland on account of the storm. Daniel » "gh well broken up and touch. Best Outings, per yard, ...... 07 ....WE OFFER.... •• W. one of her former went ungentle 3.4 ...OF... th a favorable wind and Kerst, owners, They as engineer for the The » 11 m afternoon the packet trip. Merrycoueag in Scott’s Emul- Cheap f .00 originally hailed from Portland when the' delight ad, Capt. Scott, arrived Outing Night Robes, 75c. quality .... .49 Flannelette property of the Harpwell Steamboat Co. sion. It is as sweet as Wrappers, wind was light and the and Mr. the for the Hosiery Underwear, 25e. quality, ... .19 ay and with a boat ahead Gudiog bought Merryconeag “ “ “ « Casco Steamboat Co., and she wholesome to them. 50c. ... Marshall’s wharf. Sunday, Bay says .39 Shirtwaists, will be overhauled and in award was in the thoroughly put BanBortEAroosIcok bay, first class shape inside and out, and in the was carried by the ice into Send for free sample. spring will be put on the route between Never before have cut been Kid the monument, and later bargains appreciated as they have Mittens, uiuauu aim iniaim... up piiuu- ,a hie of Hog Island, but uuug Be sure that this picture in been the past two weeks. one satisfied. CONS. MTGE. scot which left Boston Jan. 24th and the form of a l ibel is on the Every goes away "d grounding or striking put Gloves and hack on account of the remained at of every bottle oi a -id roonnnd K, **,xx ..iiHor storm, wrapper per cent her wharf there until 5 p. in. Friday. She Emulsion you buy- 4 GOLD BONDS ually reached port as arrived here about noon Saturday and left Outing Wear. loaded with hay and Scott Bowne on the return afternoon. Her Sr Hay Co. for Stonington, trip Monday from here included J00 barrels of Chemists AT 95 INTEREST n in. Friday the bay freight apples.The Gov. Bodwell had a hard I" their regular trips, as 409*4IS Pearl Street time of it on her from Rockland York At which net the investor with the exception of early trip Mew price they She is ready to take orders from a to Vinalhaven Jan. 25th. Some of the * hich was obliged to lay ! 50e. and $1.00 Crockery was on Department. washed the ■>i from Buoksport by the freight off deck, and the All Druggists fine lot of samples of Suitings ; return to Rockland it was decided to gi\e til shaft. She was about A FEW CHINA PIECES. PER n up the afternoon trip. Recitai, by Miss Haney’s I’d pies. A when the trouble was and Waistings from Bucklin, Hie Silver Star towed her piano recital was given by (lie pupils of 30 Decorated China Chocolate New Advertisements. Carle A Jones Pots, $*.75 $°.48 414 CENT. > Miss Cleora K. at her 28 repairs the Holler Haney l.onie, Cedar “ by announce this week the continuance of 10 « “ Co., New of new last to 1.00 .59 Jennings York, ; t Bennett had a lot of street, Friday evening, their parents their special spring sale to Wednesday 33 1-3 per cent discount on all other Chocolate Pots In stoek. W. H. one of it for the B. Jt and invited friends. The selections were QUIMBY, A., Feb. with some additional bar- It is a handsome night, 8th, in a spring styles. to Stockton. Rockland is rendered creditable and pleasing man- 100 Iron Candle Sticks, regular price 15c to35c. Your choice of them at W. J. DORMAN. gains, including colored wool waists, on 'le ner. Following is the program: «.■ with ice than Belfast, j Jq which prices have been cut one half. Other Iron line of goods. 3w:i ts that the Pemaquid had Duet, Adele, Kieselhorst 25 Candlelabras, holding from 3 to 5 eandles each. Your choice only quotations remain the same as last week, Clara Keating and Louise Head. ift/ ug in there noon. REGULAR PRICE, «1.60 to «3;50 Friday and the large sales indicate that they are Blackboard Work: 1 at made several attempts Kinds of notes. ♦ satisfactory to buyers — Kent’s 91 Cougli UNDERTAKERS. before successful, History of the Clefs. 100 Stoneware Bowls, 4 quart being Balsam and Hr. Foss’ for Mixing size, $".20 $**13 Cold Tablets are Formation of Double Time t, *»* obliged to almost come Compound 00 « 3 “ « sale at the City Drugstore — Mr. and Mrs. from Double. Pudding Dishes, .12 .07 i 1 -viral times before getting J. H. Junior tll‘ Healey and W. Scott Healey publish Pupils. 50 White Wash Bowls and Pitehors, set, 1.26 wharf to railroad wharf.” Song. Kohler ,gg YOUR COLO. a card of thanks — See card of J. Franklin R.H. """ Mildred Waterman. Coombs & Son, v,is little iee to be seen 100 Brown Mettled 2 quart Pitchers, .25 v«ry ex- .13 an Harris, Eye Sight Specialist. Eyes A Little Play, Kohler b i Monday the Pemaquid made amined free—N. P. Sargent aud Miss Mae Eleanor Waterman. 25 10-Pleee Decorated TeBet Sets, 2.75 1.93 CASKETS, 'h', and the Penobsoot came Doll's Dream, Oesten E. Sargent of Brooks publish a card of 3 112-Pleoe Decorated Dinner DR. FOSS’ tj,. Buoksport in the afternoon, Clara Keating. Seta, 3.50 4.59 thanks—S. G. Frisbee a caution n publishes Melody, Kohler ROBES and tti came over from Castine but notice—See statement of Fire Lewis Gannon. a 5c. and 'r,i" Springfield We are arranging 10c. table of china, glass, etc., on the street floor COLD TABLETS difficulty in making the and Marine Insurance Fred Vocal Solo, Lullaby, C. R. and the Co., Atwood, Haney in this department, during “4 SPECIAL SPRING SALES" we shall put BURIAL BOOBS. * "“» far as Turtle Head Tues- Lucy Leavitt. on „’ agent, Winterport—H. J. Locke A Son, a great many 10c. articles the 5c. counter and 20c. and 25c. articles on the "if." returned Ah, So Fair, From “Martha” 10c. i^- to Castine. The Belfast National Bank building, have full Louise Read. counter. Prepared at all hours to do EMBALM- never fail to stop a cold at onea * ""1" her “2 regular round but Duet, We are having our stores” are ING aud I trip lines of watches, clocks, silverware and Serenade, Behr thoroughly repainted and ready for busi- FUNERAL WORK. ty7 or money refunded. For sale at ’wer steamboat wharf. Tues- Mildred Waterman and Miss ness. Walk in and look around. jewelry. They do repair work of all kinds Haney. Connected by telephone both and night. Musical History: have received 1,000 rolls of new day *tr ,,le whole bay was frozen We wall papers, price 5c„ 6c„ 10c., 12 l-2c and make watch work a speciality. No Bach, Handel, Gluck and Haydn. roll. exception of the track made per trouble to show jgoods — A. I). Chase A Told by Pupils. Prices in this advertisement good until 72 Main Straat, Belfast. and it looked Wednesday night, Feb. 8th. W,., ],"'1 more like a Son thank the public for the very liberal Schottische, Village Belle, Metzler 1 CITY DRUG STORE. :u any time this winter. Yes- Clara Keating. YOURS TRULY, patronage bestowed upon them during their Cuckoo Song, 1'•maquid as Popp came usual. Ibi 49th annual clearance sale. They are now Louise Read. Ue CARD OF >e‘derday morning, did not opening new spring and summer goods. Sonatine, Op. 36, Nr. 6, Clementi THANKsT” Card of Thinks. * Unt'5 P- m Miss Florence Hill. We wish to our sinceie thanks to our all Penn|m ;11 > and, weather and Harry W. Clark A Co. have something to express We wish to express heartfelt thanks to Duet, Qui Ganz riends and neighbors for their many kindnesses nf our and fiieds for their t .lnR’ W'B arrive here this morn-. Vive, CARLE & neighbors many it, say concerning their red tag sale. Read it. Miss Hill and Miss Haoey. JONES. luring our recent sorrow. We also wish to ex- kindnesses shown to us during our recent be- 1,1 'vere on cess our sincere thanks for beautiful floral of- in the .oss of our dear wife and eompleted the Oolden — Everything in canned goods at lowest reavement, bin*!'"e.-still Descriptions of the selections were read erings. mother. N. I*. SARGENT, remains in Dyer’s dock. at A A. ■V *ND MRS prices Howes* Co’s. oy the pupils betore 2 5 Main R. J. 11. llEALEY, MISS MAE E. SARGENT. playing. Stores, — Floors, St., Belfast. W. SCOTT HEALEY. It6* Brooks, Me., January 31, 1905 lw5* after a meal the of a machine will be twice as long if it At* Probate Court Wm.,i^B and hastily prepared the is housed when not in use and County of Wain,! and fall AN properly of „ A VOLUNTEER'S STORY. order was given to strike tents HOTEL FARM. January, A. D. I in carefully handled when driven to the * for the looked for battle Women Out certain instrumem into line, long fields. ’! Hospitals A will and testam., V u’ »r-v the of More than 40 Years We is late of Told After Lapse of Fredericksburg had begun. A farm conducted on a somewhat It needless to say that under such Searsy,..rt. u. '-an, H'g a as this all the live stock ceased,having been . ■ “One Who was There.” marched down the river opposite novel, but strictly business basis, is management ,"i*| by Increase in the Number of are the best of treatment. The Ordered, That Appalling Operations that owned H. M. Castner of Port- given interested vSBl the of to await by by causii,, (l -,v*n city Fredericksburg are modern and modern ideas On the 5th day of July, 1862, with land, Me. It lies just by the city limits buildings published three weeks 1 I’.k the of a Well Performed Each Year—How Women May care lican laying poutoon bridge. in the of all stock. Clean- Journal, ■. ,. I went over to at 8 roudwater, a small village, pretty prevail one of my schoolmates, at a ftiMl do 1 remember that cold morning, in its location and and liness, good feeding and the constant may apjmar p,,, -i Su^BSl Avoid Them. environments, Beliast, within ami the Stockton shipyard to get my father’s introduction of new blood are the three 42 years ago, as we laid down behind well known to all residents of the end Tuesday ot Fei.n, consent to enlist in the army. I did “beautiful the sea.” requisites which are considered neces- before noon, ami -i the hill out of of the city by the range sharp- sary to have stock that will thrive and why same ala,n,,I ,• not have to ask him if I could go, but THE HOTEL TAKES THE PRODUCE. allowed. 'I'r"v«i shooters who lined the opposite side of return dividends through the medium ; shall never the look of anguish, Mr. Castner is the of the forget the river. For a time the pontooners proprietor of the milk pail and the egg basket or A true copy. A ■ to that of West End Hotel in Portland and runs in a firm whether it be changing almost instantly worked Then the sharp- juicy meat, beef, diligently. this farm as a part of the hotel indus- or B. Washburn Hi when he said:-“I have pork poultry.—George At a Probate Cm: n patriotic pride, shooters a murderous tire and There is no of crops opened try. exchanging in the Massachusetts Ploughman. for the ,.t \t told my boy, that you County always you, the men fell back from their work. or other farm produce for money, but January, A. I). limr, have of time to enlist still dollar the farm OABTORIA. would plenty Soon the wounded to to the every produced by ALBERT GRAY, cred,, began go and at the The Kind You Have x\ late of >,. ,^B fore I left the old homestead are practically all under cultivation if daylight cross the river in the boats set occasions he has eaten but two any they have, why ^B pontoon each and Mr. with his er should not he for Bangor, there to take the cars for year, Singer, meals a day for sixty years—breakfast gran:, >^B and drive the out. The many makes it Work hard from sharpshooters helpers, and dinner. His is the A true At Bath to join the 19th Maine Volun- until late in the fall. All lordship largest copy. to 19th and 20th Massachusetts and the early spring landholder in the world, owning mil- M then organized at that kinds of vegetables are raised in large teers, being 7th were soon in the middle lions of acres in the Canadian North- Michigan _ and sorts that have At a Probate Court 1 I arrived at Bath about two quantities, early besides a vast estate in place. of the and the bullets west, Scotland, for the County ..t u river, although <-> and late varieties, such as and ^B eaten nothing since the U peas the place of his birth. He said recent- January, A. D. o’clock, having flew like hail landed on the other —Sey^^>^ corn, are so arranged that there is a l^B they “I see no harm in a R. DUNTON H and but a little then. of all. is ly: smoking little, JOHN early morning, side and the Johnnie’s had to “git up plentiful supply Everything but I believe in tem- fl tate of heirs Bf in our “all- temperance—yes, 1 did not feel like it. I now Going through the hospitals ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, utilized. What cannot be used when it Alexander Stevens, ;... Somehow and The was soon in perance In all things, whether food, git.” bridge place, cities one is to find such gone’’and “vvant-to-be-left-alone” feel- is fresh is either in cans for of Waldo, deceased. of an and shall large surprised preserved or the same had something appetite is one drink tobacco. At time, in praying that the .in I and we led the column in and a of the ings, they should remember there winter or to the cattle or crossing large proportion patients lying goes pigs. there are none more mine who aie emit;« never first meal in L ncle women tried and true my opinion, intem- forget my on those snow-white beds remedy. Hut the chief aim is to meet the criti- hands for distrib n S entered the city. The orderly sergeant than those who insist on total service. It consisted of hard and who are either awaiting The following letters cannot fail to cal of high-class hotel perate therein, and order U Sam’s a and it fell girls, requirements I am made detail for picket duty women. abstinence. not aware that I cordingly. | that could have run alone, beef or recovering from serious opera- bring hope to despairing patronage. bread our to work harder than other men. 1 have Ordered, That 11 to my lot to go. AVe picked way tions. 412 N. 54tli j died of old and Mrs. Fred Seydel, Street, SOME OF EVERYTHIN*. -to all inter*-:, that must have age, case? Sim- congenial work and attend to every de- peisous the outskirts of the city, where we Why should this be the West Pa writes: order to be jj Philadelphia, in the a tail of business. In and publish* called coffee. My ap- beoause have them- Early morning heavy wagon my assiduity The ,1m \ something they watched and waited for the ply they neglected Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— j Republican eagerly loaded with fresh peas, beans, lettuce, concentration lies the secret of suc- at Belfast, that tl.i •> i and 1 assure you my cour- selves. Ovarian and womb troubles condition when I | petite failed, of AVhen it came we 411 was in a very serious all other truck fresh cess.” Court, to be held at V § first break day. on increase cucumbers and as as the I are certainly the among wrote to for advice. I had a serious womb j on the 14th age was not good night you from the also County, were in front of the rebel works. AATe the women of this creep and ovarian trouble ami I could not carry a garden, milk, cream, at ten’ of the clock >• rolls. We soon country—they the enlistment was advised that an and is if anv have, .* signed soon out of that and were back in upon them unawares, but every one of child to maturity, and eggs, chicken, duck, pork veal, they why got HUMPHREY S' er should not be used to such fare, and in a few in the beds had operation was my only hope of recovery. I driven to the hotel, and on the return grat got we the those patients hospital GEOH the city, where found regiment could not bear to think of going to the such as are needed on the farm I weeks 1 found enrolled in Com- plenty of warning in that bearing- hospi- tilings A true copy. Ait,-: myself that was tal, so wrote you for advice. I did as in- WITCH HAZEL supporting a battery shelling down at left or of you are brought. The production of all these CllAs ! i 19th Maine Volunteers, and do- feeling, pain right structed me and took Lydia E. Pinkham’s pany E, the rebel works. Gen. O. O. Howard the nervous exhaustion, in products is the business of the farm, womb, pain Vegetable and I am not only a OIL :::::: At a Probate Court and Compound; an camp at Bath learning the small of the diz- a beautiful and it to be industry of large ing duty was in command of the division and as back, leucorrhoea, well woman to-day, but have baby proves for the County *1 \\ have been the learning the step, the right ziness, flatulency, displacements of the girl six months old. I advise all sick and proportions. The vegetables January, A. 1>.’lb".. manual, the were all around us j shells bursting or All of these women to write you for advice, as of. demand a large acre- the left etc., and how proud womb irregularities. suffering spoken They j face, face, have done so much for me.” FOR tate of heirs Inn the boys would dodge. The old General symptoms are indications of an un- you age, in fact the greater part of the PILES, JOHNR.DrXToN.it I new uniforn! I knew Rhoda A. Stevens.i '" 4 I was in my condition of the ovaries or farm. The land, which provides said: “Don’t dodge, boys, the danger healthy Miss Ruby Mushrush, of East hay ONE APPLICATION BRINGS RELIEF. of Waldo, deceased, \ was looking at me, and and if not heeded the feed for the cattle, and the section dp- that the Jim. I everybody when hear the womb, penalty Ind., writes: praying is all over you report!” Chicago^ to swine demand SAMPLE MAILED FREE. mine who are entitled w as turn to on at has to be a dangerous operation. voted and poultry | when it my go guard paid by Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— hands for distrilur In a few moments the joke was on him. When these manifest them- the remainder. These two latter are the where all the visitors came and symptoms 441 have been a great sufferer with irregular therein, and order 5 gate As lie sat on nis which was do not until are raised in large Some three norse, pranc- selves, drag along you menstruation ana ovarian trouble, and about quantities. ingly. cup was run. soon leameu and sub- to tour hundred are the 4t Druggists, 25 cents, or mailed. went, my to go to the hospital three months the doctor, after hogs kept, urnereo. mat the s.u H around, a shell burst close by his obliged ago using'the Co., Cor William and ing — Humphreys’Medicine John three on from to First to all interest* to keep off the first relief, for at mit to an operation but remember X-Ray on me, said I had an abcess the breed varying year year. Streets, New York. persons an he lost his order to be t side. For instant pres- that E. Pinkham’s ovaries and would have to have an operation. it was Yorkshires, then a cross with published o'clock tlie would rouse you Lydia Vegetable The Republican Joun corporal his head down mother wanted me to try E. Pink- most ence of mind and ducked Compound has saved thousand of My Lydia the Chester Whites, and recently at Belfast, that they trom a with the com- ham's as a last resort, refreshing sleep the saw women from Vegetable Compound a cross with the Berkshires. The one Court, to be held at i H on his horse. Some of boys surgical operations from an had and it not only saved me operation County, on the 14th s piled up those and are desired to ; Ben Franklin Bonnell of California, a fellow that you knew, the but it the to in- ceased p ducks, is purpose ami all indebted r < shells out of the but in the slow sad procession its' new for Though sometimes on a circus day tliere’d | ment, way, building winding name, appears the first time crease the number of hens to one thou- imme*liat* be as high as two. j make payment their lires to cook way down the wood road across the among the National’s (’ll A It coffee the wind blew j poets. No fun to “do th’ tradin’ like I used to, sand this winter, all conditions being I Waterville, January 1" ; the sparks among a flats and up the hill to leave a comrade any more— favorable to a winter production of them, causing quite The desperate increase in the cost of in How clear is memory’s picture of that eggs. commotion, as they began to in his iinal resting place. How sad 1 is us in the face explode living staring today. “gen’ral” country store! NOTICE. The subscriber NOTICE THE CATTLE, notice that every direction. our felt, and then I would think of home. The reasons for it are asked by all. In hereby notice that she has been ap- EXECUTOR'Sby gives f Imagine surprise | —Strickland W. Gillilan, in Leslie’s Weekly. ADMINISTRATRIX’Sgives duly tin Charles E. Rus- thirty or more in milk, are kept with pointed administratrix of the estate of pointed Executor of when in the The regiment lost more than a hundred February Everybody’s, of t reading Philadelphia Inquir- in one to sell, commissioned by the magazine to It two objects view, provide RUTH E. late of HIE L. HU it I* a men sickness and usings. DORR, Winterport, Alt | er few days later that the members from exposure, and the at some seasons of the investigate subject, begins a series milk, cream,and in the County of Wahi«> were the most robust men. in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given j of a new the 19th had they among of articles on “The Greatest Trust in Toward the old deserted homestead year, butter, for the hotel; the other to bonds as the law direct regiment, Maine, bonds as the law directs. All persons having de- While I turn with of demands the est made a It was not shot and shell that thinned i the World.” In the first instalment be longing eyes, give a supply veal. This complicates mands against the estate of said deceased are against fireplace of loaded shells to are desired to m reveals a monster From the chimney, long so useless, the for the cow that desired to the same for and present j the most. here me monopoly, greater breeding problem, present settlement, and all indebted there!< cook their coffee and ranks Bight let are «j fry their meat on, | than the “Standard in its Graceful wreathes of smoke arise. the most desirable milk is not all indebted thereto requested to make pay- Oil,” holding provides ment payment immediately. and that a describe the regimental hospital at the ! immediately. moment later the shells ex- grasp all the and Am I do I see them the cow that makes the largest veal. ELIZABETH DORR meat, fruit, dairy dreaming? 1*J« front. I know about for lu each old are the favorite for the 1906.—4 Belfast, January 1<>, ploded and nothing had been seen of something it, products of the United States. He accustomed place, Guernseys milk; Winterport, January 10, I was others who shows the of this Beef Forms of dear ones time nor distance Holsteins are on for the veal. the soldiers or their carried there with rapacity Trust, depended NOTICE, frying pans. Our Ne’er from memory can efface? NOTICE. The subscriber its defiance of the law, its insatiable Pure-bred bulls of both these breeds notice that he never were stricken down with southern notice that she has been EXECUTOR’Sgives regiment out-lived that ambition to control all the are in service. All bull calves ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives duly ap ! executor of the last will At story food-supplies While I gaze with soul enraptured kept go administrator of the estate of A canvas tent pointed and we have it at us at this fever. with a little fire of this He shows its On each dear familiar scene, to the block at a tender age. If milk ISAAC B. SEEKING flung late country. grasping CLARENCE E. late of Searsmont, j are HALL, in one corner and the band over wheat and Gone all the griefs and burdens stock is to be one of the needs two in the ol * day. lighted only by closing surely in the of deceased, and given County Of the years that lie between. in County Waldo, bonds as the law directs corn and oats. Mr. Russell’s revelations years the future, Guernsey blood is bonds as the law directs. All de \V'e learned here. The old dim light of a candle. My couch was persons having mauds the estate rapidly are full of menace to the if the farm is well mands the estate of said deceased are against ghastly people There ’mid old associations depended upon; against sired to the same the men of the loth made of crotched sticks driven into the desired to piesent the same for settlement, and present veterans, especially over whom this terrible trust is gain- What a throng of memories come, stocked with milch cattle the Holstein indebted thereto are req all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- | found earnest with laid on them and a a than the While again a child 1 linger blood is the the Hol- iiumediateh. Massachusetts, listeners ground poles ing power greater Govern- given preference, ment ■ immediately. V few boughs for a bed. There was but ment’s. In the fairy land of home. stein heifer, it is believed, ISAAC E. HALL. to their stories of Hull Run, Antietam, furnishing Swanville, January l". one men a to Searsmont, January 10, 1905.—4 blanket to protect from cold ’Tho’ the old home on the hillside twenty-five fifty pounds more veal at etc., and they taught us the secrets of The Booklovers is damp rain, or from snow. I can see Magazine emphati- Bests in winter’s cold embrace— the age of five weeks than the Jersey A DMINISTRA TOR’S N< soldier life. The great hulk of our those boys brought in and in a few days cally a magazine of the hour, with this Frosty panes with pictures glisten or Guernsey. NOTICE. The subscriber l\. hereby gives notin its do on lace. notice that he has been appointed administratoi regiment was made of the carried out. It was not unusual to find advantage: articles not only re- Wrought crystal spangled A SII.O ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives duly ap- up high- administrator of the estate of the or left hand comrade dead in flect the vogue, but are, in pointed MARTHA E. RANKIN minded sons of one right passing they Fancy sees from restful slumber of Maine, nearly every with a capacity eighty-seven tons, ABIGAIL L.GILPATRICK,late of Unity, m the morning. Later on we became ac-1 many instances, a permanent contribu- Kartli with life and joy awake, the County of Wald- of them to command a and an ice house holding 1700 tons have in the County of Waldo, deceased, and bonds as the law direr;.- competent regi- climated. tion to the literature of the subjects Hears the myriad harps of nature given a place in the scheme of this farm ot bonds as the law directs. All persons having de- demands against the esia;- ment. And now for want of time I The 19th Maine was one of the with which deal. The of the Through the morning stillness break. mands the estate of said are to ■ regi- they scope small where against deceased de- desired present the as usual comparatively proportions, sired to the same for and aP all indebted thereto ate must over the I ments to which furloughs were given articles embraces features of And the brook in fetters present settlement, hurry history (which prison the of the teams and the con- indebted thereto are to make ment for the rank and genuine interest to the world working requested payment immediately to see of this high good discipline humanity Sleeping in its icy tomb, stant of soil the immediately. Hi hope written) grand old over. cultivation the require it had attained. It extends from England to Aus- Seems in singing, dancing, JOSEPH F. KELLEY. Januai 1 < >. gladness service of thirteen horses. Many types Liucolnville, y regiment. Before leaving this camp I want to tralia, from the fields of Japan to the Down where meadow lilies bloom. Freedom, January 10, 1905. of modern machinery are in use, the Later we passed through the beauti- speak of that officer whose duty surpas- valleys of Switzerland, with a wide s Non- On its banks the drooping willows machine so C sed all others at who had to of American. There is being depended upon large- NOTICE. The subscriber Administratorhereby gives notice ful Loudon where we this camp; sweep things O’er its waters lean, c valley, lived on sparkling ly that a machine house is soon to be ADMINISTRATRIX’Shereby gives notice that she has been duly appointed administratorot contend with all kinds of disease and something to suit all tastes—political, With the verdant, leafy maples administratrix of the estate of and chickens. It was on this built, Mr. Singer declaring that the life appointed HARRY L. SMALL, la pigs who was sometimes to use dramatic, artistic—and a full Mirrored in its crystal sheen. ROBERT W. compelled literary, WALDRON, late of Swanville, in the County of Waldo, memorable march that the old at the of measure of for the rough harsh language risk repri- interesting reading 0, the dreams and fairy visions in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given bonds as the law directs. A half-hour numer- bonds as the law directs. All mantis estate General Gorman, who had succeeded mand from those in higher authority. before retiring. The Language never could express! persons having de against the mands against the estate oi said deceased are desired to the same 1 believe the regiment was indebted ous illustrations, in color and in black Silent songs unsung in earth-life, present General Howard in command of our HEADACHE desired to present the same lor settlement, and all indebted thereto are req more than can ever be known to the and white, are not interesting in Born of nature’s loveliness. “Let the only all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- ment immediately. brigade, said, 19th Maine in ment skill of the first surgeon, whose large themselves, but have, addition, been Down the the music immediately. years lingers, RELIEVED ALICE I". alone and they’d steal the whole and heart was the selected with the of illuminating heart’s J. W. WALDRON, Kingfield, Me., January patriotic pained by object Soothes the weary unrest, Swanville, January 10, 1905.—4 Southern Confederacy in three duties he was called on to perform that the text. Though life’s sun hath neared the border, the west. INSTANTLY NOTH I long cold winter at Falmouth. Justice Soon will sink beneath 1 months.” At Warrentou General Mc- NOTICE. The subscriber ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice that has never been accorded to Dr. A. J. OASVORTA. life’s one administrator ol the Clellan took leave of the Army and And should memory in evening Got a constant headache? Ten chances to ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice that he has been duly ap- pointed Billings. It never can be. I know, as Boon the 11,8 Kind You Km Always Bought Fade in dark forgetfulness, the secret of your suffering is that “white man’s pointed administrator of the estate oi BURTON ROBINSON, lat. catarrh. Here’s a sentence from one General Burnside assumed command. I know that the earth revolves on its scenes of life’s fair morning burden,” ALFRED JACK, late of Monroe, in the of May bright man’s evidence for Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Pow- County Waldo, axis and that God rules over that last to cheer and bless. of bonds as the law directs. A Our regiment went into camp at Fal- all, Linger der. “One application gave me instant relief, in the County Waldo, deceased, and given and the bonjds as the law directs. All persons having de- mantis against the estate ol san no more or hearted sur- And when heaven-born aspirations cleared the nasal passages stopped pain ~ mouth near Va. Here patriotic large sired to the same foi Fredericksburg, That earth-fettered souls have in my head It’s a quick, safe and sure treat- mands against the estate of said deceased are present geon ever entered the army than the thrilled, indebted thereto are we were until Dec. 11th. ment, and it never fails to cure. desired to the same for settlement, and request.1 kept busy On of the 19th Only one remedy in the world that will at Free, return to realms immortal, present to William 1*. Ti first surgeon Maine Volun Sold by City Drug Store and A. A. Howes & Co all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- immediately tiie of that the thunder of once stop itchiness of the skin In any part May they not be there fulfilled? ment Me., my authorized agent. morning day teers, Dr. A. J. Billings. Dr. Heart Cure is for immediately. MM of the body; Doan’s Ointment. At any drug —S. J. Stevens. Agnew’s heart, W A LTER BARTLETT. SOLON us from a sound Ii*‘' t cannon awoke slumber [To be continued.] store, 00 cents. Troy, Jan. 23,1905. stomach and nerves* 36 Monroe, January 10, 1906—4 Arlington, Mass., Dec. 13, STRICTLY" Every Article Guaranteed ^BARGAIN yJOH^SQN’S^)IV A W k 1 ■ k ^ I ■ W ^ B ^^BI EVENT. as
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—^OUR GREAT ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE —- I upon its second week with greater zest than ever. Prices have been clipped to the vanishing point. New stocks have been brought forward so that this week’s visitors may find a plethora of bargains from which to select SPECIAL NOTICE. To avoid the rush which occurs afternoons, we desire forenoon shopping when possible.
- THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS INTENDED The Appearance and Quality To with the o£ impress you importance WIN DOM of the linen on the table often atld Notions and interest of to see. SILKS. I};: your personal coming to or detract from the pleasure of The on our entire stock of dress prices “The kind that wear.” No preaching needed, no fine talk necessary, no ex- the meal. We are offering our en- Small Wares K goods are cut, and the cut is We Cut this ad. it and out bargain. ^ deep. planation required. out, bring along pick your tire stock of fine Damasks at greatly of Belfast and an vicinity unprecedented opportunity to SVindom Taffeta Silks, regularly $1.00, clearance sale.8 -8" reduced prices during this January clearance sale. .Call early and make a IF THERE WAS EVER A SALE of notions >• <« 98 1.25, selection, the assortment is and small wares that’ll be long remembered ami 1 1.19 large. 57 inches 50, referred to as the lowest of low water marks in rings, wide, regularly $2.25 per yard. Clearance 1.42 i>4 inch Damask, in several very dtsirable patterns, good linen, 1.02, quality prices, that sale will be this clearance sale. $1.25 Peau de 1.50, 125 45c. grand sey Suiting, 57 inches wide, $2.50 Clear- Cygne, Clearance price, regularly per yard. Shaped Collar I2$c., clear- 1.47 stiffening,reguiarly ance price... .. stf Kersey, 57 inches wide. Clearance price.98 JAPANESE HABUTATI SILK. ld5c. Soutache Hi aid, clearance price.. !r>n ■ lieviot, regularly $1.25 per yard. Clearance price.98 10c Darning Balls, clearance price .... ic trance price.75 SPECIAL. 12$c Kid Curlers, clearance price.;> 9c, rails for §1.42. Clearance Bees Wax, clearance price 3c regularly price. 1.19 Perspiration proof, regularly $1.00 per yard, clearance sale.89 245 yards Scotch Damask, warranted pure linen, Black Cheviot at 45 and 09 cents per Carpet Tacks, per paper, clearance price 2c yard. very latest patterns, 50 inches wide, our best value, 25c Curtain clearance 92 eents Clearance Regularly Cords, price. 12k; il, regularly per yard. price.09 regularly for seventy-live cents per yard. Special in- Regularly l‘2k; Curtain Cords, clearance price 5c • Clearance I RESFORTE SILKS. gularly $1.00 per yard. price.85 ducement during this sale. Clearance price, per yard, Regularly 10c Mucilage, clearance price 5c •■■ge, regularly 75 cents per yard. Clearance price.02 Thimbles, clearance price. 3c ill, regularly $1.00 per yard. Clearance price.81 The greatest wearing silks on the market, will not break or tear, taffeta Linen Finish Thread, clearance price. 4c cents Clearance _50c. Regularly 39c Fancy Steel Buttons per doz., ioth, regularly 02 per yard. price.,. .48 warranted all silk and wear sells for JOs* finish, guaranteed, regularly clearance ... t, regularly $1.00 per yard. Clearance price.75 price... 19© 07c. Clearance Regularly $1 and 1.25 damask, extra fine and beautiful patterns, A 1 sev- Regularly 5tc Steel Buttons 54 inches $1.25. Clearance per yard. price. quality, Fancy per doz., wide, regularly price.98 enty- two inches wide. Clearance price.§ 78 clearance price.25c Regularly $1.37 damask seventy-two inches wide, beautiful finish and splendid Regularly I2$c quality Marquir Dress Stays patterns. Clearance price.80 per doz., clearance price 2c 12k; Gilt Braid clearance Damask that sells everywhere for $1.50 per per yard, price_ 3c yard.. Hook and Eyes per doz., clearance The damask we have in Hump highest price stock, regularly $1.75 per yard, beautiful dou- price. 2c DRESS PATTERNS. ble satin finish, very elegant quality pure Irish linen, to close out, during this Regularly 39c Silver Thimbles, clearance price 19c sale, at less than it can be bought for today. Clearance price. 1.10 Regularly 10c Collar Studs, clearance price. 4c Ii '■nil i T WINES AND E0LEANS at 20 cent Salter’s Embroidery Silk per skein, clearance per WE GUARANTEE IHKsK TO HE THE BIGGEST DAMASK ... 3c “ price... VALUES EVER OFFERED IN BELFAST. Box Hairpins, clearance price. 4c discount from 20 cent quality Black Percaline, clearance sale.15 Toilet Paper per bunch, clearance Price. Tc regular price. and 25 17 Regular 92e per dozen Napkins, clearance price.00 10,12$ 15<* Hat Pius, clearance price. 5c 15 11 «« it tt «. 27 10c Stick Pin, clearance price .. 5c $1.25 .08 25c Grip Markers, clearance 89 silk .25 1.39 price...12$a 1 15 Colored Dress Buttons per doz., clearance Brass Cloth Lining.07 1.75 1.35 price. 5c eitiugs in reds, blue, grays, brown, black and green. Clear- 1.98 1.55 Best Machine Oil, clearance price. .. 7c .$ .44 3.00 2 19 Regularly 10c Bone Hairpins per doz clear- ance 4.00 3.10 price. 8c ■ > POSITIVELY ONE OF THE BIGGEST DRESS GOODS 15c Bone doz clear- McGEE ADJUSTABLE 3.75 2.87 Regularly Hairpins per ance pi ice.. .. 11c WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. 4.50 3.50 Regularly 17c Bone Hairpins per doz., clear- inches wide. Clearance price.39 YOKE UNDERSKIRTS. 4.75 .3.68 ance price. 13c regularly 874 cents. Clearance 5.50 3.08 Regularly 20e Pom* Hairpins per doz., clear- price.59 ance .15C I 50 inches wide. Clearance 40 dozen fine damask towels regular retail prices from 50cents to $1.25 each. price. Miitiugs, price (per yard).45 Regularly 25c Bone doz.. clear- -5 Broadcloth. Clearance Fit like custom made and cost half as much. Hairpins per price.98c. and 1.25 Plain hemstitch or fringed linen damask towel, clearance price.42 ance price. 20c floods, was 25c. per yard. Clearance price.12^ double size linen towel Aluminum Hairpins p»*r d«>z.. clearance price 9c We have never sold a more; satisfactory gar- damask, large retail regularly i'lannels. Clearance price. 39 75 cents each, clearance price.. gularly $1.25 per yard. Clearance price.75 ment, no strings or laces to bother, misfit im- fine 78 and 87 cent towels, clearance Cloth, 52 in. wide, $1.25 Clearance .02t Very quality price.. regularly per yd. price. damask towels, clearance price. possible. Wholesale prices during the Regularly $1.00 .75 TOILET ARTICLES January 1.25 .. at ONK HAM CRICK. Don’t ^MNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS HAVE BEEN MEASUR- clearance sale. just wait Hardanger Lanyas, regularly /5 cents per yard, clearance price 59 until llu* s|o« U is pawnl over. 'AGGED AT PRICES FROM TO TWO- 25c Complexion powder, clearance prim*. ONE-QUARTER •• ** Clearance price for regularly $2.00 McGee Skirts..1.49 50c .2:.'c I thirds *.:tual value. ** 10c Sachets, clearance price 5 e 2.25 1.74 L_ 25c Quadruple Fx tracts, cleanup e prie«*_ l2jc __ 44 44 41 SPECIAL. •* 2.50 1.98 50c .25 c •i *« *« ** c ...25 c .58 50c Almond Cream, clearance price... 25 c .78 ....SPECIAL.... 75c Bloom "f Youth, *• *• .37Ac .88 100 doz. Ladies’ plain hemstitch handkerchiefs, clearance price.3 25c Rose Cosmetii »*, .i*>|e »* j 25 1 lot Black Mercerized Petticoats, regularly 87c., clearance sale.S .59 76c Quintine Hair Tonic, clearance price. 37Ac <• •• •• 47 pure line hemstitch bdkfs ,5 •* 1 98c., “.66 25c Medicated Soap ... 1 wine and case, clearance Gent’s hemstitched hdkfs. silk initial uje price.124 j Japonet .10 New Complexion soap, ctearance 7 c and clearance gl.25. “.89 price. Holder, price.25 «•““_ 350 doz. ladies’ hemstitched handkerchiefs, used for decorating our store during 52c Vaseline, clearance mice.10 c h s, clearance price.25 holidays, regularly 5 and 10 quality, clearance price. 01 hatuary, clearance price.. .49 Ladies’ Linen Collars, regularly 15 cents each .'09 I'. •■arance price.15 .25 trimhings SPECIAL. 'h clearance .-r.75 appliqueT set, price— 500 cent Im- .95 twmty-*ive quality clearance BIG 1.25 Itegularly 25cent Applique, price.15 ^2 VALUES*- I Cloth. 5 brushes, at 5c each .12 ported 1.38 20 50 •• .25 I 1.50 Inch value at 50c. 42 and 45 cent clearance 3 Ecru Cluny Insertion, good par yd., clearance price, 25c. mostly 25 cent clearance Applique, prise.32 quality, price.124 50 cent clearance '■ Hack Combs, Applique, price.39 .124 and 98 cent clearance ce.65 5 inch Ecru value at 87c. per clearance 42c. 58 .39 87$ Applique, pr Cluny Insertion, good yd., price, t, hags, regularly cents, All Over clearance I st .89 $1.25 Lace, price.69 Hags, in different and 15 cents .89 1 lot Net Laces, widths, regularly 10, 12$ per yard, V Hags, clearance Wrist Bags, 1.124 price.;.05 lot Torehion clearance .04 10 cent braids, clearance igs, .79 1 Laces, price. trimming price.p to" hags, 1.25 19 .12 1-2 1 lot 15, 17, 25 aud 27 cent quality Hamburgs clearance price.IO 21 .. i \ 50 cent per 100, .25 Laundered White 25 'lG legularly 15c. per yard, 09 75 c. nt quality Men’s Shirts, .49 100 dozen butt ons retail from 10 to 25 cents Aprons, 39 regularly per dozen, clearance price per dozen.05 Regular 25c Beits, clearance 01 Outfit, regularly 25c., 124 price.15c 50c .21*0 200 yards new Fall and Winter Veilings, Highest Umbrellas—warrant- lr.test styles, to retail at 25 cents per quality ed in every respect.J Compare prices Muslin yard, clearance price...15 BEDSPREADS SVf^“ and quality with what you find at other Kegulai' S .75 Spu*ail.s, clearanea £ ti2 stores for double the price price. l.on 75 Underwear \ •• 1 25 .‘.18 1-5" 4.50 warranted Umbrellas at clearance price..$ 2.87 1.25 5heets and 54.00, 4.25, u 1)8 Pillow .« clearance Cases. .L 1-S7 regularly cents, price.67 ,, 2.25 1.58 Si.25 .98 2.0(1 •• ‘‘ 1 lot Bleached Sheets, size 72x90 inches, clearance price.39 34)0 and 3.25 i'»8 I.,,;, titubes,mise, clearance price.65 4.00 ‘J.i i8 1 lot special linen finish Hemstitched Pillow Cates, 42x36 inches, clearance price.12$ 2.50 1-75 (each).23 1 lot 72x90 hand torn Sheets, regularly 75 cents, clearance .hf -—- price.63 1.15 and 1.25 “_“ I 12V cent Outings, very best quality, per y7.J6 price than they can be manufactured. Gent’s extra heavy Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, clearance price.39 25 eent plain white Nainsook, SPtCIAL Boys’ Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, clearance 30 cent plain white Nainsook, .21 from 32 to 44 bust measure. Don’t price.19 1 Sizes 42 cent plain white Nainsook, .31 Gross only, Brass Extension Curtain .25 miss this opportunity. 36 cent plain white Nainsook, Bods, fancy ends, retail regularly at * Bonnets. 25 cent Persian Lawn .I 20c. each, clearance I ia,1|i«lette Wrappers, clearance prjce.$ Baby price..^ Regularly .39 Clearance Price.20 50 cent Persian Lawn .35 u .. •• 1.19 25 ■ .59 39 42 cent French Organdies 1 small lot Wood Curtain ...... 1.25 35 Rods, complete :::::::::::::::::::. .62 42 50 cent French Organdies with brackets and ends, <« ...... 1.39 .25' regularly 17c., .87 62 42 cent White Muslin clearance price. <>0 ______39 __ .95 69 57 cent White Muslin 15c. Picture Cord, clearance 8c < 4- price. ci-rized Waists, clearance price.$ .75 1.00 73 69 cent white Muslin. •« 1.15 1.25 88 •• 1.25 1.37 97 •“ SHAWL BARGAINS. YARNS. '■ 1.42 1.00 black Mercerized out at 25 cent less than [' Shirt Waists to close per 1.50 1.19 400 "me clearance skeins Arnosric domestic early, as there are only a few waists of each size. 94.26 quality, price.93.29 yarn per “ “ 4.29 skein, clearance price,.pg 1 Piece Black 44 inches retails for $1.00 per yard, 6.60 Silk Mohair, wide, regularly 385 skeins 30 cent Scotch “ 6.89 quality yarn clearance price.. 7.00 per skein, clearance price.25 SPECIAL. I 3 Pieces Cotton Cheviots, 12ic. quality, clearance price.08 Germantown Yarn, per skein, clear- ance r, .V1'lj $o.00, fc.oo, $6.50 and $7.00 Umbrellas in one lot, M __ I , 25 dozen extra Fleeced 25c. clearance price. 09 Side heavy Hose, quality, price.21 1 lot 25c. quality Hose Supporters, clearance price.15 -—_ ata clearance price of.....I Saxony yarn, per skein, clearance sale... .09 1 small lot kinds and sizes, clearance price (each).09 1 and $1.25 each,clearance price.75 Underwear, (assorted , small lot Long Kimonas, regularly $1.00 Shetland Floss, per skein, clearance sale .09 -———— -:-; THE HEWS OF BKOOKS.
County Correspondence. Horace Gerald recently lost a valuable You can make better food with work horse. Belfast National LOCALS. PROSPECT FERRY. C. E. Lane made a business trip to SEARSPORT ESTABLISHED IN Miss Miriam Grindle visited in Sandy- Aroostook county last week. 1836. ORGANIZED AS NATIONai last week_Mr. and Mrs. Harriman kAN(< E. C. Pike is in Boston on a business point J. H. Gordon and wife visite d relative trip. visited their daughter, Mrs. M. B. Grant, in Exeter, N. H.t last week and visited in and Mrs. to the storm of 25th there Sandypoiut lastSunday—Mr. Boston on the return trip. Capital Stock Owing January Arthur Shute of Sandypoint visited Mr. $100,000, Surplus $20,000, Stock no in the were schools village. and Mrs. Granville Shute several days last Royal The boys of the II ieh school are Liability Raking powder practic- basket bail. The old Yankee Mr. ami Mrs. Fred McDonald are occupy- week. ing Blade ABSOLUTELY PURE. hall is used as a place of meeting. ing Mrs. R. F. Sullivan’s tenement. CLARK’S CORNER (Prospect.) DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS Mrs. Flora Thompson and Miss SOLICITED Capt. Amos Dow, S. S. California of the C. H. Gross has been on the sick list.... Myrtle Every and Forbes, who have been visiting relatives in courtesy advantage consistent with conservative banking Hawaiian line, is spending a few days in Levi Clark has been very sick with pneu- town. more Brooks, returned to Boston this week. monia, but is better at this writing....Mr. Lighter, sweeter, palatable SWISS I DEPARTMENT. News has been received of the sudden and Mrs. Elmer Clark are expected home Mrs. Hattie Merrithew left Saturday for in this week from Spruce Head....The Gray and wholesome. South Portland and will stay for a time death of Harvey N. Edw ards at his home Established for the beneht and convenience of those boys have a contract to move two or three with her son, Harold Merrithew, who lives seeking an incom. Jackson, Me. TfONS and and " car loads of shovel handle blocks to Brooks. there. SAVINGS, yet desiring them so invested as always to ».rs> “ Walter Towers left Wednesday morning _Mrs. Sewell Butterfield is failing very “r BUCKS PORT* FRANKFORT. Mrs. W. O. Estes has returned from INTEREST PAID AT 3 PER CENT COMPOUNDED to join sch. James W. Paul, Capt. Nathan fast. sty,, , Sheriff Burke Leach made the Mrs. who broke her arm and Jackson, where she has been caring for her Gilkey, as mate. Deputy Delia Hill, Money deposited goes on interest FIRST DAY OF sister, Mrs. Minnie Tasker, who for some EVERY MONTH SOUTH MONTVILLE. dislocated her wrist on the "’ announcement on and notified all by falling icy CATES OF ••= Miss Gertrude Bowen, who is attending Monday, weeks has been very ill. DEPOSIT will be given bearing interest from day of issue ret Mrs. Maria who has been is sidewalk in Brewer a few weeks ago, has the Castine Normal school, is at home for a Griffin, sick, interested parties, that Sheriff Mayo would returned from Bangur, where she went to Ellis is in health For the safety of the Depositors in either department of this short vacation. better....Mrs. Edward B. Lunt enforce the law in the Manley very poor and bank slightly strictly prohibitory have her arm cared for by Dr. Edmunds, SUKPLU8 and the of t has been with his daughter, Mrs. W. S. personal liability its STOCKHOLDERS, to the t x was carried to the hospital at Belfast last Sheriff has notified all furs. Hill is upon her own ex- Mrs. X. II. W. Wharfl left by boat Monday county. Mayo dependent Reynolds, for several weeks, lie is now National Currency Act, thus affording a very great degree of ertions for a and this accident security. to join her husband at his new pastorate in week for a surgical operation.Adriel that he shall look to them for the livelihood, thought to be improving slowly. deputies will debar her from for SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for rent at Tupper’s Lake, N. Y. l’ease was taken to the Belfast Hospital working many 83.00, *5.00, $6.50and $8.00 p,., strict enforcement, and all deputies who do was last week for an for months. This community shocked by news of uest construction, and equaled in few instances in this operation appendicitis, not care to aid in the enforcement will country. C. A. Rogers and F. P. Decrow are assist- which has troubled him for several months. resign the sudden and unexpected death of Harvey on of the lot and new ones will be in their EAST ing Engineer Brock the survey Dinslow is on the sick list. appointed PALERMO. N. Edwards of Jackson _Rev. E. A. Tuesday morning, If. rerguson at high water with steamer lines for the R. R. H. T. Stubbs has received a lie had been about his business as Seaport Doubtless the snow storm would have There is a good prospect of a usual big etter the safe arrival at Port au having Waquoit and a powerful steam pump; services at the church but the {daces....Capt.announcing the day previous, but was taken ill during The members of the Epworth l.eague are prevented Prince, of the three-masted schooner Grange at this plaee. Some of the members heavy northeast snow storm commenced at pastor’s condition was such that notices Hayti, the night and died before morning. He was planning a valentine social to be held in the Carrie A. Bucknam, Frank A. of the are interested dusk and the attempt may have to be aban- Modern ^ were in advance that there would be Capt. Torrey, Washington Grange born in Brooks and was a veteran of the vestry of the M. E. church Tuesday even- given lumber from Jan. 14. She doned at midnight. The sails and rigging no services last Wilmington, and have tried to get Carroll Turner to Civ'l war. ing, Keb. 14th. Sunday. will load there with for New York. stripped from schooner Richard S. logwood make a hall over his store until a hall can Learning, Miss Inez Hutchinson has returned wrecked on Long shoai, were sold at auc- of our citizens are hauling wood ROCKPORT. built—W. F. Brown, who has for the past Many SWANVILIE. from Massachusetts, where she was with tion to-day. for I’ike's and the in few years been the only blacksmith industry goodly piles At a recent meeting of the Twentieth here, her brother Harry, who has been Rockland, Jan. 31. Captain M. V. K. the mill testify to the industry of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brown, who have will soon move to Weeks Mills_Miss danger- yard at the home of Mrs. Brastow ill. He is better and the Brewster of Port Jefferson, Long Century Club Grace A. Hradstreet closed a ously doctors Island, Banking these woodsmen. been in Massachusetts the few very success- past months, hope for a complete recovery, although it N. Y., has closed a contract with Cobb, Miss Louise Pitcher of Camden gave a very ful term of school here Friday. Miss Brad- \w,Ns The Grinnell & Monroe wood ma- returned home Saturday night. Mrs. will be weeks before that is accomplished. Butler & Co., for the contrcuthm of a sin- sawing street is a well known teacher, interesting talk on “A Voyage to the Ori- having He will come home as soon as he is able gle deck, four-masted lumber schooner of Ale of chine is meeting with much favor among our Brown’s father, P. T. Clements of Monroe, taught 16 schools in this and other towns to great an who have wood to manufacture, illustrated with and cos- stand the journey about X,(X)i! tons. The dimensions will be people ent,” photographs — There is more came down Wednesday to open the house very successfully stave as an tumes of the lands. Miss Pitcher follows: Keel, lit! feet; beam, 37 fhe largest piles are sawed in incredi- far away lumber hauled at the two mills this This is the third season Brooks feet; — Miss Lillian being has used 13 short time. made the voyage from New York to Manila and have it warm Phillips hold, feel. The frame will be cut at bly season than for some years. The big fall the snow roller anti has con- and with and Mrs. is visiting friends here—Fred Black, the experience once by William Bisbee and upon its ar- Singapore Capt. Stanley of snow has checked business for a few vinced the most critic of its im- Penobscot Engine Co., No. 1, will hold a in bark Obrig. On the mail carrier from Swanville to Belfast, carping rival here about two months hence work Amsbury Adolph days. mense over device ever in- We 2 meeting this, Thursday, evening, when the return touched at the Island of St. came near perishing in the blinding snow superiority any will begin immediately. This ensures an- pay per „ trip they vented for roads. In two „ „ positions w ill be assigned. The new rub- Helena and visited and learned storm Jan. 25th. lie lost the road and breaking days other busy summer at the yard and is good ^ Longwood after the great storm of last week our roads ber coats have arrived and are now ready that the caretaker of the home which shel- drove down across E. B. Greeley’s field to- NORTHPORT NEWS. news. over three were perfectly open to travel, not narrow huudrt J for the hosemen. tered the exiled was a Mrs. Griu- ward the river, llis light was seen by A. Newport, R. I„ Jan. 26. The schooner dollars, and Napoleon tracks but wide hard roads in which loaded of Mark Grinnell who for G. Nickerson, who went to his rescue. He Whitney of Matildas, bound of Boston is here this week nell, sister-in-law not too lame, or is teams could Henry Maine, George Hawley At the was cared for at the home of J. W. Nicker- Everybody, lazy, busy. pass anywhere. from New York for with in the interests of C. II. & several years resided in Rockport. Waroham, Mass., Sprague Co., instruc- son, where he remained until noon, Adams cut her cable here and coal dealers. Mr. is fora conclusion of the interesting and F'riday Eugene his foot quite badly Both the boys and girls of the High coal, parted early today llawley looking tive talk the club Miss Pitcher when he took the trip to Belfast with the last week. went ashore at the soutli end of the harbor. site to build coal pockets and has probably presented school have formed basket ball teams and REMEMBER mail... and Mrs. E. L. The is an with a bunch of carnations in Mr. Cunningham in the near can Whitney old two-masted vessel found one at Mack’s Point. large appre- Mrs. Rhodes has future Belfast look well to ciation of her kindness. went to Brooks Sunday and their niece, Lucy returned from a and is leaking. The crew is on board but visit with relatives her laurels. They are being trained by Mrs. Geo. has the Wal- Bertha McTaggart, returned with them. and friends in Massa- are in no danger. Jan. 27. The Partridge bought chusetts. their teacher, Mr. Woods. The officers of Whitney on is full of water and an made lace homestead steamboat avenue. The THORNDIKE. the young ladies basket ball team are as attempt by tug Wallaces have the Sullivan field on CAMDEN. Solicitor to float the craft has been aban- bought most severe storm of the season Mrs. Flora Brolian has arrived at her follows: Manager, Marie York ; Captain, that it is added i. The visit- doned for the The vessel the back road to Belfast and contemplate The remains of the late George W. Heahl brother’s, fl. W. Elwell, after a visit with Edna Elwell; Secretary, Winnie Patterson ; present. is 35 ^ building in the near future. ed this vicinity Jan. 25th and 26th. The her Lila Estes. The years old and is thought to be in poor of Mattapan, Mass., arrived on the boat daughter, near Boston. Treasurer, young gentle- ance, and roads were so badly drifted that no mail men have chosen officers as follows: shape. compound!-,;: v.-p, The Penobscot came in through the ice morning and were taken to his Charles Rhodes ^ Saturday Capt. and wife returned Manager, Frank 11. Lane; Rockland, Jan. 27. The weather was tine Saturday and in fifteen minutes after her was delivered on route No. 1 from Tuesday to their Beech Hill home Captain, old home in Lincolnville Center for inter- last week after an Lawrence M. Cook; Secretary, Everett today, compared with the gale of Wednes- is gain to you and cost departure, the ice had formed in her wake afternoon until Saturday. Routes 2 and 3 extended stay in Everett, Mass. day and relief you nottiii ment. A wife and three sisters, Mrs. J. E. Cilley; Treasurer, Earl A. Trundy. Thursday, rendering possible strong enough to bear the sea-gulls which were also impassable for a few days_ to the schooners damaged by the storm. were her. Scruton, Mrs. J. L. Kidder and Mrs. J. M. The Hills brothers, and following This shows the tem- Mrs. Foster returned to her home in Rock- Henry Isaac, lbe officers of Golden Crown Lodge, The schooner James Rothwell of Boston, of the water. Lovett, all of Lincolnville, survive him. have filled their large ice house and that of perature port Jan. 24th.William Farwell and Knights of Pythias, were installed Tuesday which went ashore on Birch Island Wed- The deceased was 56 years of age—F. I. L. W. Benner from their own Henry Higgins attended the K. of P. jubi- ponds. night by Grand Keeper of Kecords and nesday, was floated at tide and We paid to One of our citizens who is in correspon- Marshal), who has been assisting in sur- today high dep< lee in Bangor last week. Mr. Farwell re- Charles O. has cut ice at Seal Wilfred E. Ricker of Portland,assisted towed to this port by the tug F. M. Smith. dence with a friend in New Tork who is on the B, & A. railroad, was home over Dickey the Cove meat, to v turned home Friday morning, but Mr. Hig- veying E. C. Holbrook as Grand Prelate and While stranded the schooner took in subject the inside in the railroad deal taking place He left Monday for Hampden to fill the icehouses of H. W., E. B., A. F. by a large remained until and Sunday. M. ,1. Dow as Grand Master at Arms. The of water but her seams here, informs us that the sale of Sears’ gins Saturday morning, Center_The funeral of the late Dr. Oliver El well, Mr. Dissell and others and filled the quantity closed attended the funeral service of bis nephew, new officers are as follows: Chancellor when the vessel was floated and a S3 Island is a bona fide transaction and in- G. Shermau, whose death occurred in Ham- icehouse of Ex-Sheriff Norton and those at only 0?9 5( James N. Higgins, in Brewer Jan. 27th — j the Commander, E. B. Vice Chan- ini ush of water was observed sures the finest water front along the coast was held his home on Battery. Edwards; slight during Ur. B. P. Hurd a nice ilton, Bermuda, from A. K. Rev. E. E. the into this of Maine, recently bought 2 ! cellor, Huxford; Prelate, trip harbor. The Rothwell of the Belfast road Saturday afternoon at ii. v Brown is a lot of carriage horse Joseph Farwell of 1 eimiug large Colburn; Master at Arms, C. F. Files; will be put on the marine railway at Cam- young o’clock. Rev. Henry Jones of the St, kiln The N. E. Telephone Co. is replacing the Unity. Two horses will not come amiss cedar ousts, pulp wood, wood, cord Keeper of Records and Seal, E. G. Roberts, dem and repairs made. DEPOSITS SOI U J Human j-jpisuupai gii^iuu turn bean six pin arms by double ten pm arms, with the doctor, who is quite a busy man wood, poles, hoop poles, and hauling Master of Finance, F. K. Roberts; Master The two-master Maud Seward of Ston- giving Ur. W. F. Bisbee, Reuben S. G. to the Cove lor to a to the wires qpwadays—Mr. F. L. Philbrick is ship- Leland, { shipment Rockland. of Exchequer, A. B. Pay son; Inner Guard, ington, which grounded on Birch Island metropolitan appearance Ritterbush and Edmunds acted as SATISFACTION ;:■> r, — Joseph along our streets. The linemen with zero ping his apples to Liverpool Edward Fred Moulton; OuterGuard, Geo. II Miller. liar dragged over on the pall bearers. Many and beautiful floral | It was reported last Saturday that in Wednesday, to! an(i a wind Walker aud son liarn' of Brocks were in A ,banquet followed the installation cere- island todav. The schooner is now on ••'Veathei strong blowing have tributes showed the high esteem in which your beautilul but rum-cursed not an high ot the city monies, shore and full of water. Samuel the 'to work lively Pn top poles to keep town Sunday—Mr. George Whitt? yi-sjfod the deceased was held. open bar was i» operation, put that Goss, pocket owner, arrived here He to be friends in Jackson last week.Mrs. were very today. hopes from freezing. peddlers numerous aud spllimi members of the lirooks school Charies Patterson and daughter passed last s| Tiie High able to float her, Mr, Goss says lie carried very poor pjf; have for the of Instead of commemorating the birthday week with her Mr. and Mrs. Ai- SiSbvFolii^ I organized purpose starting tiO insurance on the Seward. parents, the of Christian Endeavor next Sunday even- in Mrs. FraiiBeS FiVnch has to Boston i a school paper to be called Mayflower. While a cargo of WALDO plioiiso Huff, Brooks.,..Lewis P, Phil- gohe Congratulations are in order to Mr. and awaiting granite at Ston- TRi'ST as it is in the The officers are as follows: Business Man- CO, ing, arranged topic books, brick came front Vassalboro Friday, night for awhile.Mrs. Jane Withered has Mrs. Mark 1). Mei.dall on the arrival at ington yesterday the schooner Caroline Grey Endeavor will be observed ager, Clara Springer; Assistant Manager, C. K. KNOHI Christian Day to pass Saturday and Sunday with his par- their home of a If he sprang a leak. With pumps working she I to for a visit—Mr. Frank bouncing boy. proves Frank II. 12th and the for the ser- I gone Prospect Hester Rose; Editor-in-Chief, was towed to this February subject ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Philbrick. to be as temperate, prudent and industrious port today where she will C. O. poos. Keb. will be “Christ a Lane; Assistant Editor, Hattie L. Work; vice Sunday, 5th, Erskine came from Belfast Sunday for a as his father he will be an honored citizen be repaired. F. R. W Ko we are Servants."’ Local Editor, Earle A. Truudy; Personal Servant and Reference, short visit with his while the steam- of the town. naiumuie, ,ian. ~m. 1 ne uai Kiiuiine uutu CENTRE montvillk. family, | Mertie 2, 3—11, is Editor, Ames; Literary Editors, Tidings, of the fleet of liio coffee DIRECTORS I. \» Phillipians, er Golden Rod, of which he engineer, is M. Cook and Edna El well: Atli- clippers Nathaniel a civil war veter- At the regular meeting of Excelsior Lawrence owned C. Morton Stewart & sailed Mr. Stewart, being repaired..... Mr. F. S. Harriinan was by Co., gust a ; Edward .1. ■ Lawrence E. Treas- ^ From all we can lean John Lodge, F. and A. M., Tuesday evening, eletic Editor, Estes; with a of coal for New Lancaster, an, died Jan. 25th after a long illness, aged in Belfast recently on business—H. F. yesterday cargo Burleigh, ,Jan. the officers were in- urer, Marie York. It is confidently expect- Align- proprietor of the mail stage on this route, came from last 24th, following London, Connecticut. The departure of S4 years. The last part of his life he was Partridge Bangor early stalled 1). I). G. M. Leslie D. Ames of ed that the efforts of these literary aspirants fast ; Fields S. iv>, ! is high line for trips during the blizzard. \ week on account of illness, lie returned to by the Glad Tidings ends her career as a Rio the cold confined to his bed. lie was eared LincolnviHe in his usual happy manner: will throw all previous achievements in and also her at Charles E. Know]! Notwithstanding weather, strong kindly Bangor Monday-Mrs. Dolly Black, one trader, ownership this port, \Y. R. A. 8. Charles E. tliis direction into the shade. Success to estou < wind and heavy snow, he has made almost I for his Mrs. Carver. The of the oldest ladies in fell M., Packard; V»., she having been sold to M. S. Gilbert of Wad I in, Will by daughter, town, Sunday Drink .1. Martin G. Black Treas- them. We like to see this evidence of their time on the week, water; YY., ; Conn. The new owner will have liolii-ri P h schedule every trip past j fiineial was held at 1 in.Mrs. and her — Mr. Ivan Mystic, Durham, Sunday p. severely injured Dip A. C. F. B. ambition. When mu people receive their daily even- 24lli to urer, Batchelder; Secretary, the graceful barkantine converted into a E. A. Sprowl returned Jan. from Bos- Grant left Monday for Bangor resume Peirce, Krankiorf ^ mail so in such weather it (Bidden; S. D., Isaac Hills; .J. D., II. YY. three-masted and will use her in ing regularly where she lias severai weeks w itli bis studies in the Shaw Business A fine entertainment was in schooner, ■ ton, spent College. Albert VY. 11 very given Joseph William-. teaches tiiein tu appreciate the good ser- her daughter, Mrs. Freeman Johnson. _Mr. and Mrs. Herd llarrinian of Pros- Chapman; Chaplain, assail; the church parlor last Friday evening with the general coasting trade. The Glad Tid rendered Mr. Lancaster. Marshal, A. F. Elwell; 8. S., Fred L. is the third vessel of the coffee to vice by The severe snow storm last week made con- pect Ferry visited relatives here last Sun- the following program : Solo, “Go to Sleep ings fleet Knovvlton; J. 8., Charles Rhodes; Tyler, be sold from this the siderable work for our road surveyors. Ralph Ross came here from Ma Babe,” Mrs. Francis Merritt; male port during past Obitvaky. Rev. George Edward da}.Tug George A. Lane. The impressive installa- Krauth, They were equal to tlie emergency and had Bncksport Monday with freight for the duett, “Larboard Watch,” Messrs. Jones year, the others being the barkantine who died in Searsport, Jan. 31st, was 'lie i tion was public and a large number of mem- Frances and The was tlie roads open Saturday in time for tlie Northern Maine Seaport R. R. Co-Steam- and Morrill; male quartette, “Doctor Foster Amy. Glad Tidings son of ''liarles Porterfield and Mary Vir- bers and invited friends were present. A. built at in a mail. The carrier on K. F. 1). No. 2 was er Golden Rod recently brought 350 bags of Went to Glos’ter,” Messrs. Morrill, Good- Belfast, Me., 1884. She is gil, in Krauth of Philadelphia. Mr. Krauth such as the ladies of unable to reach here as some of the roads grain and other freight here for F. S. Ilar- supper, Nortliport win, Jones and Brown; lecture, “Three vessel of 008 tons net. Don't was 4"> years old, a graduate of the L'niver- know so well how to was served to in Knox were not Bar- rinian... .There was an of men on the prepare, Years on the Rev. E. E. Col- Boston, Jan. 81. Word was received Long! passable-George army Pacific,” by sit oi "i Vnnsy Ivania and held the degree of four tables of people, who did justice low and daughter, Mrs. Rozetta Price of road shoveling snow after the severe storm ample burn. This lecture was from the personal yesterday that the bark Rebecca Crowell, M A trout that institution. He was a! t«< the viands set before them, alter which Ruck port, visited his mother, -Mrs. Adelia of last week. No R. F. 1). Thursday for experience of Mr. Colburn and can Jmt be Capt. Dow, which ran ashore 20 miles east teacher for nine years in the South; then the company were entertained with recita- on j Keller, last week and were storm-staved the first, time this winter — There seems to all who hear it. Mr. Col- of Nassau Jan. 12, while bound from a three course at the appreciated by took year’s Lutherian tions and vocal and instrumental music by San P. a during the heavy snow fall.. .Samuel Whit- be an epidemic of bad colds in this i burn is an interesting speaker upon any Juan, lb, to this port with cargo "theological Seminary Mt. \iry, Philadel-! vicinity, members and visitors. of more of Morrill visited his Charles subject which lie may treat. Our friends in molasses, has floated and arrived at Nas- pbia, where he was ordained, as a minister. ! friend, recently.Cora A. Goodwin PROSPECT VILLAGE, Belfast, Searsport and should sau. She jettisoned part of her cargo lie held charges in Philadelphia, Thompson, Winterport j Cleveland, \ visited her cousin, Hattie Clough of Lib- hear it. lee cream and cake were served while ashore, and is now discharging 1055 Ohio, ana Harrisonburg, Va. The past two The storm of last week was the worst MRS. WILLIAM R. GRACE. home last and a social time after the lecture. casks of molasses, the rein tinder of her he was a in the firm of Jas. erty, returning week.Rev. enjoyed years, partner j Nathan Hunt of for six years. In many places there were shipment, preparatory to out for :-ani it. Earle of of I Charleston, Me., spent a Widow of New York’s Ex-Mayor has Rela- hauling Boston, publisher religious an Cough few days last week with Allen Goodwin drifts to the depth of 7 feet which had to We noticed in a recent issue of The examination, literature. Failing health obliged him to ! tives in Thomaston. She was Married in and then went to Boston on business.... On what is called the James Journal the death of Geo. W. Dorman of give up the work, and he decided to return ! be shoveled. Tenant’* Harbor. First Met Mr. Is sum C Lizzie Thompson was taken sick Grace Freedom. For many years Mr. Dorman { to "the ministry. The strain of preaching, violently Littlefield hill it &>ok four men three BELFAST PRICE CURRENT. j last Sunday and Dr. Pearson of Morrill was days in Callao. lived in Brooks and lie was one of the best tu use. in his enfeebled state, was too much for him, ! to shovel. There was no mail for two days. ] called. known men in town thirty or forty years he suffered a nervous collapse and died at i _The L of Mr. Fred Dockhaui’s house [From the Thomaston Herald.] Corrected Weekly for The Journal. his ago. He came here seme sixty years ago the home of brother-in-law, Dr. li. II, i caught fire and but for the efforts of kind Produce Market. Prices Paid Producer. WINTER PORT. The. brief item which lias appeared in a and married the widow Choate, formerly Price lOe Sellers. Mr. Krauth was a gifted scholar, neighbors he would have lost his tine set of j The W. li. C. made a of number of the State papers within a few Rhoda Sawyer, mid they lived on the Saw- 40 ton, 9.00a 12.00 an eloquent preacher and a Christian gen- presentation flags buildings. Fie extends his thanks to all Apples p bu., Hay $> ( relative to how and where the late ex- on liili in West Brooks. 5 Hides mourn days yer place Sprout dried, p lb, p tb, <>& A tleman. Many friends his loss. lie to the G. A. R. and the Primary schools Sat- who so lent a hand — John FOH kindly helping William R. Grace of New York first Mrs. Dorman was well connected and had pea, 2.25 I amb p lb, y leaves a Jennie Mayor Beans, widow, Sellers Krauth of at Union was Pendleton of Stonington is visiting his urday evening Hal), which aged met his wife, has a local flavor which will many friends in Boston. Her first hus- medium, 2.50 Lamb Skins, soil75 Bangor, and a sister, Mrs. Harriet R. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pendleton_ 2.75 Mutton P tb, prettily decorated for the occasion. The parents, be read with interest by Herald subscrib- band w is captain of a steamer, in sum- Yel’eyes, 0^7 Sparth of Philadelphia. Mr. Knowlton is Butter p tb, 2Q@‘22 Oats p bu., 32 tb, 40 Manley poorly_Dr. ers. mer the Dorman’s house was filled with city i Hags were very handsome and were made Horace Gould of Buck Beef, sides, p tb, (*a8 Potatoes p bu., 45&50 CITY DR1 ORE. port spent Sunday Mrs. widow of the is an Our earliest recollections are of silk and surmounted by a gilt eagle. The his I. F. Gould-Mrs. Grace, ex-mayor, company. Beef fore quarters, 5 Round Hog, 6 ISLESBOHO. with father, Lizzie as wer- own cousin of Capt. E. S. Smalley of this associated with Dorman and his wife in bu., 60 Straw ^ ton, 7.<>0 exercises interesting and the children’s Gould has returned from a visit in Belfast. Barley ^ town, and he was at the of the summer evenings he often Cheese P tb, tap Turkey p it*. 25(0.28 Friday evening, Jan. 27th, the officers of parts reflected great credit on their teachers, _The friends here of Ella of present wedding pleasant Partridge William R. Graeeand Miss Lillius out of doors, entertaining the Chicken tb, 14 Tallow p tb, 2va4 Misses Harriet Moody and Leua send A. Gilchrest, played Island Lodge, F. & A. M., were installed in Sprout Belfast congratulations.Mr. was an honest Calf Skins, per lb. BX&lliVeal p lb, 8 was as follows: which took place at the home of the bride’s neighborhood. He and hard 1 The program March, piano; Larrabee is very sick with stomach trouble. Duck £ tb, 14a 15j Wool, unwashed, 23 their new and commodious hall. About 200 W. Gilchrest and mail and highly song, Star Spangled Banner, choir; prayer. He is attended Dr. Stevens of Stockton parents, Capt. George working respected. p doz., 28 Wood, hard, 4.00®4.5C by at Tenants Harbor in 1859. The house Eggs were present, consisting of Masons, mem- Rev. Harry llill; presentation of flag to G. and Mrs. Charles H. Little- wife, Fowl tb, 12 Wood, soft, 3.00 Springs_Mr. which the Gilchrest lived is now 16 families A. R. by Mrs. Lucinda McDermott, Presi- field attended the installation of Odd family A Guaranteed Cure For File*. Geese p lb, bers of their and invited friends. Fel- owned the widow of who dent; response by Captain Benj. Atwood, lows and Rebekahs in by Whitney Long, Retail /‘rice. Retail Market. officer was Winterport_The The efficient installing Past of died several weeks ago. This is the old home- Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Commander; song, choir; presentation buyer will find 100 bushels of nice tb, SvoJO Lime bbl., Ernest J. A. apple stead, and Mrs. Grace when she comes to Piles. refund if l’AZO Beef,corned, p [email protected] Webster i* Master Sprague; Marshal, flag to the President for the schools by Mrs. ones for sale at Druggists money Butter Salt, 14 tb. 20 Oat Meal p tb, 4&5 Ivory George’s. Maine never fails to visit the scene of her Tlie choir of the F. B. church Ella Dorr, patriotic instructor; presentation OINTMENT fails to cure any ease, no mat- Corn p bu., 64iOnions p tb. 4 Sprague. she was in of flags to the schools by the President; childhood. The last time Tbom- ter of how long standing, in fi to 14 days. Cracked Corn, p bu, 64|Oil.Kerosene,gal.,14@I5 furnished the music, all ot which was ex- STOCKTON SPRINGS. saluting the flag by schools; remarks aston was about a year ago. First application gives ease and rest. 50c. Corn Meal, p bu., 64'Pollock >' ’b, 5a5£ by- Mr. J. I'. of a cellent. The officers installed for the ensu- Ellery Bowden, Supt. of schools; music, Gerrity Bangor spent day Capt. George W. Gilchrest was comman- If your druggist hasn’t it send 50c. in Cheese. tb, l6@l7{Pork ib. 10 in town the middle of last the der of built in this town, among them and it will be forwarded Cotton Seed, p cwt., 1.50 Plaster p bbl., 1.13 ing year are as follows: \V. M., L. N. Gil- piano; recitations by school children ; song, week, guest ships stamps postpaid. Miss Marie Ward being tte Kochambeau, Chimborazo, L. Cur- Codflsli drv, fe) lb, 5a8iRye Meal p tb, 3 R. choir, well, Mrs. C. R. of his mother-in-law and Mrs. cw I key S. W., Charles Pendleton, J. W., sister-in-law, and F.dward O’Brien, and Smal- Cranberries, p qt., [email protected] p t., 1.30 Best Tonus Hill, C. R. Lougee, Joshua Treat; benedic- ling, Capt. Clover Seed. I3(ai4isugai tb, Coombs; S. 1)., L. F. Pendleton ; Killman and Mrs. Daniel Thompson. those had acted as Wellington tion, Rev. Mr. .Schneider—The services at ley during years third, Flour, p bbl., 6.75a7.50 Salt, T. I.,# bu., 40 J 1) Alton Hatch: S. S.. Amasa Williams. left second and first mate for Gilchrest. the Methodist church last Sunday were very Mr. R. P. Goodhue Friday afternoon Capt. SHIP NEWS H. G. Seed p bu., 1.90 Sweet Potatoes, 4 aw The that leads to the of tb, lo! Wheat Meal. pe> J. Geo. E. Calvin impressive, m mu morning service nve for en route to his Boston home. story up meeting Lard, i* 3@4 $1.00 S., Dyer; Sec’y, Kimball; Brewer, Mr. Grace and Miss Gilchrest came forward for baptism, six were receiv- _Mr. and Mrs. B. Pendleton begins way Treas., Olney Scott; Tyler, W. C. Hatch; Sylvester in far off Callao in 1858, at which time she AMERICAN PORTS. ed into the church on probation and two in last week in Thomaston, the guests BORN. Marshal, J. A. Wm. spent was on a to that port with her father in Knox Corn Sprague; Chaplain, full connection. Communion followed, in of their Maud and Mr. trip New Jan. 24. soh. Brad- daughter husband, his York, Ar, Mary Keller. After the installation exercises which a large number participated.Con- and Mrs. George Demuth—Miss >larion ship. Viualhaven. Jackson. In Belmont, January 26, to Mr. and ror some lime »ir. urace nau ford, were over remarks were made by Itev. H. gratulations are in order at the homes of Pendleton returned last week to previous Jan. 28. B. Mrs. George Jac . Withered, for MARRIED. Side" of the storm of the this time Capt. Gilchrest and his daughter of the “East school, gave a fine liter- severity many invited gor to begin work on the wharf sites at Clark’s Cove; Edna, Calais for New York ; EVERY THING l> ! were unable to attend. sailed for the same port and then came to In ary entertainment in the town hall. The guests The happy Cape Jellisnn. They brought a camping B. New York; Melville, Ahes-Amrh. Vinalhaven, January 21, their old home at Tenant’s Harbor. Margaret Roper, Hiram H. Ames ami Winifred C. both of tickets were 25 cts. and about 300 were pres- couple left on the boat for Boston and other out outfit with them and are in the Shortly Ethel F. Merriam and Chester Ames, lodged after Mr. arrived at the Gilchrest bound east; Vinalhaven. ent The will be used to places on a bridal trip, accompanied the house owned Grace proceeds buy ap- by formerly by Sawyer Ellis. B. Lawrence, coastwise; 31, cld, sch. Josie, Hanson-Morrishky. In *»CANNEl> I for the best wishes of a circle of friends_ homestead and ere long William R. Grace Winterport, January paratus High school. Other enter- large Heavy machinery came toSandypoint by tug Rev. P. ,1. Edward Hanson of Ban- The friends of Mrs. and Miss Lillius Gilchrest were united in Searsport. 22, by Gerrity 1 tainments are to follow for the same pur- many Elisha Whitney, boat the same day to be hauled to the Cape Jan. 30. Ar, schs. George E. and Miss Nellie Morrissey of Winterport. A 1 I ‘Vi I'.'1 Miss marriage. Rockland, gor pose— ( apt. W. S. l’endletoiv representa- formerly Amy Flynn of this place, by teams, and soon a piledriver, now under .1. R. Wareham for I Hoopkr-Bii kings. In Boston, January 25, will afterward went to New York and Kline, Boston; Ilodwell, tive in the Maine legislature, has spent the be grieved to learn of her death last construction at I ucksport, will be in opera- They Oscar Hooper and Miss Blanche Billings, both week at her home in West the wealth of Mr. Grace began to grow Bucksport. of Me. last three Sundays at home, arriving Satur- Hampden. The tion at the so-called Treat’s point at our Jan. 25. soh. Laura Sargentville, until at the time of his death, about Fernandina, Fla., Ar, Fernald-Varney. In Chelsea, Mass., Janu- day evenings, and returning to Augusta funeral services were held Sunday. Mrs. harbor entrance. Another of rapidly, M. sch. company a that he left a for- Lunt, Gdchrest, Boston; 26, sld, 22, Rev. L. Frich, Henry B. Fernald mornings-Mr. Lewis Whitney leaves a husband and two little year ago, it is estimated ary by Philip Monday Habbidge workmen is expected to augment the pres- Gladys, New York. and Ida Vanity, both of Chelsea. Playing ones—a babe of 5 tune of between $30,000,000 and $40,000,000. of Boston, formerly of lslesboro, arrived weeks and another not ent crew next week, and all indications Jan. 24. bark Herbert Larrabkk-Campbell. In Janu- iioth Grace were to Savannah, Sld, Winterport, visit two old — Miss Clara Atwood is Mr. and Mrs. given here Jan. 28 to relatives anil to take yet years point to a busy year in our town. The har- Fuller, New York; sch. Frederick W. Day, ary 26 Ralph Larrabee and Miss Bernice Camp- her Mrs. in Bos- philanthropic work and it is said that $2,000,- ALL KINDS his mother, Mrs. Martha Habbidge, home visiting sister, Kennedy,, bor is being sounded each hundred feet for Charleston, S. C.; 26, ar, sch. Jose Olaverri, bell. was 000 or more was given for charitable pur- In West 21. with him to spend the winter. She will ton-Mr. Oliver Atwood at home from charting, etc. At last our magnificent land- New York. Spkar-Fogo. Rrooklin, January It is that Mrs. Grace has Frank H. and Miss E. both of also visit her two married who Eastport last week for a brief visit, and haven has found an poses. reported Spear Mary Fogg, daughters, protected apprciative millions of Washington, D. C., Jan. 27. Sld, sch. Pen- Brook lit). reside in Massachusetts.Mrs. A. Miss of was also the property to the extent of many Sarah Rurnrey Eastport eye in the person of the B. & A. President, dleton Sisters, Lambert’s Point. w alsh-Cross. In Boston. 24, Charles of Mr. and Mrs. Atwood_Miss dollars. January Hatch, who for the past six weeks has been guest Mr. F. W.Cram of Bangor, who has imagined Brunswick, Ga., Jan. 27. Sld, sch. Frank W. Walsh of Boston and Bertha M. Cross of HOW Sophie Chase is ill_Mr. Eleven children were born to Mr. and A. A. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ralph H. Howe, quite George that Stockton harbor would one day be- Barnet, Boston; 28, sld, sch. Thelma, New Rockland. Crockett is laid an Mrs. Grace, five of whom are living. She West Newton, Mass.,arrived home January up with abscess_Mrs. come necessary to the development of | York. and sons are is a very lady, and although she DIED. 28—The severe storm of Jan. 25th and 2tith Dwyer at the Commercial Aioostook county, “the garden of Maine!” pleasant Jan. 27. Jennie Groceries, Driiys ■, has knows and treats the poor as Jacksonville, Cld, brig caused the roads to drift badly in places. House—Miss Nellie, only daughter of it looks now as if more than our olden pros- millions, Havana. and Mrs. Thomas well as the rich. The Graces have a faith- llulbert, The snow is now 18 inches deep in the Capt. Morrisey, and Mr. perity and is about to dawn upon Sabine Pass., Texas, Jan. 22. Sld, sch. .1. Amsbury. In Shanghai, China, January 22, Edward Hanson of activity ful coachman, Tom, who has attended to woods. The sleighing has been excellent Bangor were married the town....Mr. Elkins was in our village Manchester Haynes, Matthews, Providence. Capt. Stanley Amsbury of Rockport. these duties in their family for about 35 John for a month past, and there has been a Tuesday morning, Jail. 21th. The wedding Tuesday endeavoring to real estate of Jan. 30. sch. Far- Carr. In Belfast, January 26, Carr, aged buy Mrs. Grace is about 65 of age. Gloucester, Ar, Mary and large amount of pleasure driving. There took place at St. Gabriel’s Catholic church, Mrs. C. S. Kendell—The Y. L. W. C. gave years. years Boston for 60 years, 4 months todays. Levi son of F. E. Gilchrest of row, Stonington. Carr. In Belfast, January 31, Mary Isabelle, FOR SALT. are a number of speedy horses of high Rev. P. J. Garrity performing the cere- a entertainment Gilchrest, Jan. 30. sch. Mollie S. quite very pleasant Monday this is in the of the W. R. Baltimore, Cld, wife of the late John Carr, aged 57 years and 4 class in town and make a fine mony. The bridesmaid was Miss Katherine in Penobscot hall to a of town, employ they appear- evening company them Look, Tampa. months. The Cleaves Ho McGrath of and the was at- Grace Co., having first started in with 1 ance on the streets.The wing pews on Bangor groom young friends. Music, whist playing Salem, Jan. 30. Sch. Edward H. Call, ci.osson. In Sargentville, Me., Mrs. Lydia This house has tended his thirty in 1886, doing small work in the office. Now one side of the pulpit platform of the F. B. by nephew, John Hanson of and dancing were each enjoyed for a speci- News. Closson, aged 88 years. right in the centn he has a position for this Newport of church have been removed, the pulpit plat- Augusta. Miss Nellie is very popular with fied time the and hour of separation was de- very responsible Me., Jan. 30. Ar, sch. Win. Edwards. In Jackson, January 31, Harvey sight the terminus :;5 firm at their store in Lima, Peru, where he Bucksport, Edwards. R. It also has a m- form extended to the side of the church and the young people in town and all extend ferred to the early morning. A very enjoy- Bonne N. F., blown off in N. and his wife are Matheson, Bay, Heath. In Orland, Mrs. Susan Heath, widow house. Stable 40x.se sixteen ciiairs arranged upon it to better ac- their best wishes for her future happiness. able occasion was the verdict of all living. main boom. pres- big gale and broke of the late Sewall Heath of West Penobsot, aged carriage house 40xiu. the choir. The chorister is ... The annual of the > commodate Mr. meeting Winterport ent, for which outside friends extend thanks 96 4 months and 21 and very nicely an Civic Association was held in Odd Fel- FOREION PORTS. years, days. J. A. Sprague and organist Mrs. Isaac Bur- to The Club— Because of the severe snow- Fish and Game Appropriation. Heal. In West Brigton, Staten Island, N. Y., the advantages >>t lows’ Block Jan. 21st. The fol- boa' gess.Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks, rector of Saturday, storm of Jan. 25th, the Current Events sch. D. 11. Mrs. Hosmer Heal, wife of the late right on the coa-t, Havana, Jan. 18. Sld, Rivers, Augusta a :* St. Bartholomew’s church, N. Y., who has a lowing officers were elected for the ensuing Club postponed the meeting with Mrs. Augusta, Mb., January 26. At>the hear- Nathan M. Heal, aged 78 years. drives. It is within C. R. Vice Presi- before Philadelphia. Kraitth. In Searsport, January 31, Rev. pect, Frankfort, sa. summer cottage here, has sent one of his re- year: President, Hill; Charles C. Park until this week, Feb. 1st. ing held this afternoon the committee 24. sch. Wm. L. P. San Juan, P. R., Jan. Ar, George Edward Krauth, aged 45 years. port and Belfast. Has sermons to some lslesboro dent, Hackett; Treasurer, Jas. Free- ... and ub ideal win- on inland fisheries and game, Hon. L. T. cently published .Sunday Monday gave K. In 26. John C. Nor- Belfast and sun- man H. re- Park, Philadelphia. Norton. Belfast, January Bay j friends. The sermon treats of the evils of ; Secretary, S. Morgan. The ter weather—so and mild that all Carleton, chairman of the fish and game a sin bright Jan. 4. In port, sch. Fred W. ton, aged 82 years, 10 months and 2 days. good opening for divorce and the of maining members of the Executive Com- the fine Tues- on the resolve Sagua, in i-1 consequent breaking up felt like improving sleighing. commission, appeared carry- Nickerson, from Gulfport. Shute. In Bucksport, January 24. Mrs. Lydia it is the only hotel ! families—thus rendering the children of di- mittee, Albert Conant, G. H. York end was beautiful in but rather for 1905 and a like amount for Ayer, Heath wife of Shute, S. Holmes, Belfast, '!■ day sunshine, ing $25,000 Port au Prince, Jan. 13. Ar, sch. Carrie Shute, George Washington | vorced more unfortunate than or- G. H. Clement. There was a good attend- L. M. 1906 for the of the fish 48 parents cold for pleasure driving.Capt. purpose operating A. Bucknam, Wilmington, N. C. ag.d years. phans. The Episcopal church has taken ance of the members and an interesting Partridge continues to improve slowly hatcheries and feeding stations for fish and Singhi. In Billerica, Mass., January 2t?, Fer- Nassau, N. P. In port 25th, bark Rebec- dinand G. 70 and 22 days. Re- ground on Christian and session was held. from his recent severe illness. the of the same. Mr. Singhi, aged years strong marriage protection Carleton, ca San Juan, P. R., for Bos- mains to Rockland for interment. the divorce. in in support of the Crowell, Dow, brought Scriptural teachings concerning speaking resolve, ton, arrived 14th, discharging. Small. In Rockport, January 23, Capt. Her- CAUTION Other denominations are to fol- in an stated that this is tne usual beginning It makes no difference how many medi- There’s a pretty girl Alpine hat, appropriation Rio Janeiro, Jan. 30. In port, bark Good bert A. Small, aged 52 years. NOTH'^ and f•*' low. Dr. Parks shows that marriage is a cines have failed to cure you, if you are A sweeter girl with a sailor brim, made by the Legislatures in his judg- 31st. Stewart. In Centre Mont ville, January 26, I forbid all persons News, Myrick, for Baltimore, to sail 1 divine institution and says that “Those troubled with headache, constipation, kid- But the handsomest girl you’ll ever see, ment is the smallest sum for which the Nathaniel Stewart, aged 84 years. account, as 1 shall pay j MARITIME MISCELLANY. Wilson. In Mass., 92 Alban street, this date. whom God hath joined together no man or liver Hollister’s Is the sensible girl who uses Moun- work can be performed. There was no Dorchester, ney troubles, Rooky Rooky A. wife of Dr. Charles Wil- shall put asunder.” The breaking up of Mountain Tea will make well. R. H. tain Tea. opposition and the committee voted ought Nantucket, Mass., Jan. 24. Wreckers are Mrs. Mary Gilmore, January 30,1905. you | son, and a native of Searsport, Me. 3w5* homes is a most unfortunate evil. Moody. R. H. Moody. to pass on the resolve. making another effort to float sch. George
