VOL. XXVIII. NO. 34. PHILLIPS, MAINE, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1906. PRICE 3 CENTS.

CORPORATION MEETING. at once made a motion to ascertain the wiuld bring about an enormous law ing the state of their respective en­ ATKINS VS. SLICK. price, as per the article. suit, with expensive lawyers and ex­ gines and seeing that the same are in Judge James Morrison was on his perts on both sides. This would be good order and fit for service.” VOTERS OUT IN FORCE TO TALK INTERESTING MOCK TRIAL GIVEN BY feet in a moment, saying that he very costly. Article 14,in regard to having the OVER WATER QUESTION. wished for more definite information in At this point in his remarks the rules of the fire company printed, was GRANGERS, SATURDAY. regard to how the corporation would speaker compared the costs of different declared a vote. Held Friday Evening In Lambert Hall. proceed as set forth in the contract. water plants, mentioning Rangeley Article 15, for six helmets and rub­ Jury Report Verdict of One Cent for He asked for a report from the com­ and Farmington and giving figures on Was Voted Not to Purchase Water­ ber coats for the fire department $25 mittee appointed at a previous meet­ the same. Sa;d the entire cost of the Plaintiff. Two Well Known Lawyers works, as Per Article 10. Officers were raised. ' ing in regard to the matter. Rangeley plant will be about $60,000 Appear For Parties Interested. Elected For Ensuing Year and Other Article 16, relating to the purchase of The chairman a$ked for a report and when completed and that the Farming- A mock trial with all the “ fixins’ ” a fire alarm bell was passed over. Business Transacted. W. A. D. Cragin, one of the members ton plant will cost with Varnum pond was given by the members of North The anuual meeting of the Phillips of this committee, said Mr. Haley, an­ addition, $92,000. The total cost of Acting on Article 17, $25 were raised Fra .klin grange in their hall Saturday Village corporation was held in Lam­ other member, had been sent to Boston the PhilLps plant in detail was $62,000. for repair’s on the fire department lad­ afternoon. The court was a complete bert hall, Friday evening, March 23. to confer with Messrs. Moore and Gow- The idea that he had heard advanced der truck. organization from judge to jury, and to It was a largely attended meeting, ing. As soon as Moore and Gowing of buying the plant for $35,000 was Article 18 caused some little discus­ say that the court room was thronged many more of the voters in the cor­ found, that the committee had no power preposterous. Mr. Morrison went sion. It was in regard to extending the would be putting it mildly. As a mat­ poration btrtng present than usually at­ to purchase they refused to put a price furtaer and said that the plan of water main to the residence of W. S. ter of fact stanjing room was at a tend these meetings. It was known on the plant. The committee, there­ mortgaging the plant and issuing bonds, Skofield, so as to have a hydrant near premium. that the much talked of subject of the fore, had made no progress in the mat­ meant a m ortgage on our own pro­ the junction of the two roads. This The case was that of Maria N. At purchase of the waterworks would ter to report. However, Messrs. perty. He then read extracts from seemed to be a hard question for the kins vs. Samuel Sampson Slick. The come up at this meeting and this, Moore and Gowing were present and the laws covering these matteis corporation to decide; however, it was plaintiff sued the defendant for the sum doubtless, accounted for the large at­ might state price. Mr. D. F. Field was the next speak­ finally so vot d. of $10,000, plus the sum of $174.64, tendance. On motion of D. F. Field, seconded er. He stated that our contract was Under article 19, the last’ on the war­ which she claimed was due her for ac­ The following officers were elected: by F. N. Beal, the report of the com­ the same in substance as that of the rant, it was voted to instruct the asses­ tual wood, kerosene oil and victuals Moderator, H. B. Austin; clerk, J. M. mittee was accepted. Farmington Water company’s and that sors to take means to collect the tax consumed by the defendant wnile pay­ Wheeler; assessors, Geo. B. Sedgeley, Mr.‘ Morrison understood that Moore this contract had been submitted to deeds. ing her court. The plaintiff told a pa­ H. H. Harnden and J. B. Morrison; and Gowing did not maice price as Mr. Harvey D. Eaton, Esq, of Waterville The meeting then adjourned. thetic story of blasted love, when put treasurer, D. F. Hoyt; collector, to be Haley gave them no chance to do so. a recognized expert cn these matters, Following is a summary of some of on the stand, but the defendant claimed appointed by the assessors; three engi Said Mr. Haley called one Saturday and who stated that the corporation had the corporation finances, etc., as re­ and supported his assertions by several neers: The clerk was instructed to cast that Messrs. Moore and Gowing could. the right to have an apprizement and ported at this meeting: witnesses, that he had not had a fair deal and was therefore justified in do­ ing as he did. The plaintiff was represented by Judge James Morrison, the defendant by De Berna Ross, esq.,and Judge G. L. Lakin presided on the bench. Harry E. Bell acted as crier, Arthur S. Beedy was sheriff and Clara French performed the duties of clerk of courts and steno­ grapher. The jury was composed of five men and seven women, all drawn after many quibbles between the attor­ neys. The case occupied the entire after­ noon, and when, after able and also laughable pleas by the attorneys and a charge by the judge the jury brought in a verdict of one cent for the plaintiff the applause was almost deafening. All the parts were well taken and a very pleasant afternoon was the result.

Mr. Soule Favors Municipal Ownership. Mr. W. A. D. Cragin, who is very much in earnest in his belief that the Phillips Village corporation should buy the Phillips waterworks recently wrote a letter to Ruel vV. Soule of Augusta a’former resident'of Phillips and asked his opinion£in regard ^to the matter. Mr. Soule’s reply follows: .A u g u s t a , March 22, 1906. Mr. W. A. D.’ Cragin, Phillips, Maine. Dear Sir—Replying to your letteCof March 21, in which you ask me to express my opinion in regard to the purchase of your water plant, by the Phillips Village corporation, will say I am a firm believer in municipal ownership. Your corporation can issue and sell bonds at as low a rate of interest as any company of men who put in water or electric plants. As a rule, owners of these plants do not care to sell, which certainly is an indication that they are good paying property. If the plant in question is a good paying one then why not let your corpora­ tion own it and derive the benefit of good div- idens coming „there-from. Briefly these are my sentiments. Yours truly, R. W . S o u l e . Phillips Village Schools in 1888. See if you recognize any of the little people in front of the building. FIRE DEPARTMENT MEET

Elect Officsrs, Take In New Members a ballot for last year’s board of engi­ not make price on the sour of the mo­ exercise the option of buying* or n ot! ASSESSORS REPORT. neers, which he did, therefore Messrs. ment but that an appointment was buying afterwards. Besides Mr. Eaton, Total valuation of real and personal and Transact Other Business. N. P. Noble, H. B. Austin and W. B. made for the next day. Mr. Haley did E. E. Richards,Esq., of Farmington property, $321,945. The Phillips Fire department held Hydrant rental, $800 00 their annual meeting Saturday night, Hoyt were reelected. Acting under not show up so no price was given. was quoted as having expressed this Part payment 500 feet hose, 200 00 the same instructions the clerk cast a Mr. Haley replied that Mr. Morrison ; opinion. He agreed with Mr.! Eaton Overlay, 23 02 when the following officers were ballot for the same gentlemen to serve was way off as far as the appointment in regard to the matter of the.foption. elected: Foreman, N. H. Harnden; Total, $1,023 02 as fire wardens and they were reelect­ with Moore and Gowing went. He “ A case identical to this has been tried i first assistant, H. E. Harnden; second Rate per cent, .0025. assistant, W. B. Hoyt; clerk and ed. made no such appointment. in Farmington,” said Mr. Field.” Poll tax, $1.00. The different reports of the corpora­ | Mr. Morrison said he had looked at Mr. Field was in favor of having the Number of polls assessed, 218. treasurer, C. E. Parker. . DISBURSEMENTS. The following men were taken into tion officers serving last.year were read the contract for the first time today apprizement made. Total amount of orders drawn, $2144 65 membership: W. R. Leavitt, Frank and accepted. and was not aware that it read as it After more discussion along these LIABILITIES. Wilbur, Dr. L. J. Holt, Chas. The following sums were raised to did. Thought the corporation might lines by Messrs. Morrison, Field and Phillips Savings bank or order, $400 05 Sweetser, Jos. Sweetser, Chas. Gould, defray corporation expenses: For hy­ regret their action if they did anything Cragin it was voted that all in favor of Due Carl E. Cragin as collector, 25 18 Amt. of resources over liabidties, 147 69 Eugene Grover, Howard Sanborn, drant rental, $800; for electric light ! with*his article. According to this ar- passing the motion before the house Frank Rollins, Bert Pratt, De Berna service, $420; for current expenses and ' tide appraisers would have to be ap­ should take the east side and those Total, $572~87 Ross, Norman Butler. any other expenses, $250. pointed and we should be bound by the opposed the west si le. The resulting RESOURCES. Due from tax collectors, tax deeds Next week the W o o d s m a n will be Article 8, to see if the corporation ! action of these men. When we enter count showed 51 against the idea and and cash in hands of treasurer, $572 87 able to g iv e further particulars concern­ this reference we are bound by the ac­ 41 for, therefore the motion did not would vote to purchase the plant and List of tax deeds, 75.30. ing matters of interest to the depart­ franchise o f the Phillips Water com­ tion of the appraisers. We can’ t back prevail. C. F. Chandler, G. A. French and M. ment. pany, etc., was passed over without ! out. We are bound to take the plai t Article 11, in regard t i installing an W. Harden, assessors. opposition. at the price they name. electric light between the residence of t r e a s u r e r ' s r e p o r t . Cash on hand March 15, 1905, $520 36 Lumber Land and Mill. Article 9, which had a direct bearing Mr. Morrison said he knew the price Mrs. F. H. Toothaker and W. S. Sko- J. B. Node, collect >r ’04 in part, 68 00 on the i previous article, was also the Water company had on its property field’s ne w house was passed over. C. E. Cragin, col. ’05 in part, 1,007 48 Messrs. Weston Lewis and J. S. passed. and emphatically denied being the at­ Article 12, relating to the extension | Money hired by assessors, 400 00 Maxcy of Gardiner have purchased the Check r turned by Boston Woven Article 10 was then read and a hor­ torney for the Water company. He of hydrant service, was passed over. Rangeley steam mill property at Hose Company, 10 85 Rangeley and also half of the Dallas nets’ nest was immediately stirred up. said, as a matter of fact, that his talk Article 13, relating to the striking N. H. Hamden’s nozzle sold, 1 25 The article in substance was to see if was as free as the water that welled up out of the first par', of rule 14 of he township situated on the line of the the corporation would vote to ascertain from Mt. Blue. (Laughter.) fire department was dec ared a vote. $2007 94 Phillips & Rangeley railroad. To balance, $262 60 the price at which the water plant could “ The price of the Water company for Therulenow reads as follows: “ W’hen- Orders paid, $1,745 34 A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES. be purchased according to the terms of their plant and franchise,” said Mr. ever the ooard of engineers shall con­ Cash on hand, 262 60 sider it nescessary, the companies Itching. Blind, Bleeding or protruding Piles. the contract between the W ater com­ Morrison, “ is $75,000.” He thought Your druggist will refund money if Pazo Oint­ pany and the corporation. S. G. Haley that appointing a reference commission shall meet for the purpose of examin- $2,007 94 ment fails to cure you in 6 to 14 day. 50 cents. 2 MAINE WjOODSMAN, PHILLIPS, MAINE, MARCH 30, 1906.

ing day after day for gold, learned BUSINESS CARDS. that the rock which he had all the time used as a door weight in his DR. L. J. HOLT, Dentist, DRIVER SENSELESS! M IDDLE LIFE cabin was a nugget of almost pure gold. In the days when many were turn­ Phillips, Maine. Office hours, 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Telephone. A Time When Women Are Susceptible to Many ing their feet westward in the search TRAIN RUNS WILD for golden treasure, there came men No office hours on Mondays. from Brazil seeking their fortune in Dread Diseases— Intelligent Women Prepare the gold of California. In their pockets were little pebbles which the,y P. 0. HOPKINS, M. D., HUNDREDS OF LIVES IMPERILED for it. Two Relate their Experiences. used for counters in games till one Physician and Surgeon, IN NEW YORK. day they learned that the seemingly The “ change of life” is valueless pebbles were diamonds in Phillips. - - Maine. the most critical period the rough, and represented great Office and residence at Mrs. Eva Toothaker’s. of a woman’s existence, wealth. There had been no need to CREW IS OVERCOME BY GAS and the anxiety felt by leave home in the search of fortune women as it draws near for the Brazilian diamond fields JAMES MORRISON, is not without reason. offered its richts .o them. Engine Speeds Through City, Finally Every woman who Do you want help to enable you to Attorney at Law, Crashing Into Another and neglects the care of her realize your awakened aspirations Beal Block, Phillips. Averting a Probably health at this time in­ for goodness? Up and down the land Telephone connections. Worse Disaster. vites disease and pain. are churches, and there is not one, When her system is in no matter how poor the preaching, a deranged condition, where you may not hear something HARRY F. BEEDY, New York. — With the engineer or she is pi’edisposed to about God, something to lead toward lying senseless in the cab from the ef. apoplexy, or congestion him, and show how man may come Attorney at Law, fects of coal gas in the New York Cen­ of any organ, the ten­ near him. tral tunnel, a heavy locomotive draw­ dency is at this period Let us not deny our souls that which Bates Block, Phillips. ing a long freight train raced out of likely to become active Telephone Connections. •—and with a host of ner­ they need but come unto God who is the underground bore the other day, near unto us. sped along the elevated structure, vous irritations make F. E. Timberlake. N, P. Noble. life a burden. At this passed over miles of switches, crossed time, also, cancers and NOTABLE G E M COLLECTION TIMBERLAKE & NOBLE, a bridge and, after imperiling hun­ tumors are more liable dreds of lives, finally crashed into a to form and begin tbeir Fine Maine Tourmalines and Beryls Attorneys, switch engine and was wrecked. destructive work. Become Property of Mas­ BEAL BLOCK, - PHILLIPS, ME. Such warning symp­ Every man on the train was over­ sachusetts Lady. General Law Practice and Fire Insurance. Col­ come by the fumes of the gas. The toms as sense of suffo­ lections will receive prompt attention. cation, hot flashes, head­ conductor, fireman and two brakemen aches, backaches, dread By the death recently of Dr. Au­ BEE.DY’S AGENCY tumbled from the cars and lay un­ of impending evil, timid­ gustus Choate Hamlin, Miss Elinor conscious until found by track walk­ ity, sounds in the ears, Cutting Hamlin, of Brookline, Mass., Represents the Aetna, Home, Niag­ ers. The engineer sank down in his palpitation of the heart, who is his only direct descendant, will ara and German American Fire Insur­ ance Companies. place beside the firebox, without being sparks before the eyes, come into possession of a notable col able to shut the throttle, and the en­ irregularities, constipa­ lection of Maine gems, in addition tc HARRY F. BEEDY, tion, variable appetite, gine was masterless. a famous necklace which she has, a.nd Bates Block, - Phillips, Maine. Out of the tunnel it rumbled, and weakness, inquietude, Telephone Connections. and dizziness, are which, it is said, cannot be duplicated onto the elevated structure. There . j ^ in any museum in Europe. promptly heeded by in­ Fire and Burglar Proof Safes was no one to watch for the signals telligent women who are oaaaaoeaaaa oaeao®MD oBsaooo so Q This necklace, says a Bangor (Me.) to see if the tracks were clear. On all approaching the period report to the New York Sun, is oi sides were trains crowded with pas­ “ I wrote you for advice and commenced New and second hand, for sale in life when woman's great change Maine tourmalines, and includes some sengers. At any moment it seemed may be expected. treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege­ table Compound as you directed, and I am of the finest of those gems which have cheap. Write, or call. that a switch might be so set that one Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Com­ happy to say that all those distressing symp­ been taken from Mount Mica, Me., A . W. M c L e a r y , Phillips, Me., of these would be struck, or the speed­ pound was prepared to meet the needs toms left me and I have passed safely through since the discovery in 1820 of this mine of woman's system at this trying the change of life, a well woman. I am ing freight train, moving at a rate of period of her life. It invigorates and recommending your medicine to all my of precious stones by E. L. Hamlin NOTICE. 25 miles an hour, would be hurled off strengthens the female organism and friends.”— Mrs. Annie E. G. Hyland, Chester- and his brother, Hannibal Hamlin, at the structure, and sent crashing builds up the weakened nervous system. town, Md. one time vice president of the United Bring your Harness work to the through apartment buildings to the For special advice regarding this im­ Another Woman’s Case States. In the necklace is the first Upper Village to the shop formerly ground below. portant period women are invited to “ During change of life words cannot ex­ gem found by them 84 years ago. occupied by J. W. Carlton. All repair­ The engineer, Elven Deyo, as he fell write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., press what I suffered. My physician said I The necklace is composed of 17 had a cancerous condition of the female ing and new work guaranteed. unconscious, dropped upon the fire box, and it will be furnished absolutely free organs. One day I read some of the testi­ large tourmalines, ranging from three S. W. SPRINGER. and was so badly burned on the neck, of charge. The present Mrs. Pinkham monials of women who had been cured by to 30 carats, each attached to a chain legs and hands that it will be many is the daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pink­ Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, of gold, and arranged so that they car days before he can leave the hospital. ham, her assistant before her decease, and I decided to try it and to write you for be detached at will, and their places Farms ! Farms ! Farms ! and for twenty-five vears since her advice. Your medicine made me a well But the pain failed to rouse him from w'oman, and all my bad symptoms soon taken by others of different sizes. Great bargains in Maine farms. Come the stupor which held him fast while advice has been freely given to sick and look them over before you buy. women. disappeared. In the set are 30 additional stones, his train sped on. “ I advise every woman at this period of life many being mounted with white tour­ I can save you dollars. L Correspondence Read what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Com­ to take your medicine and write you for ad­ solicited. For three miles to the Harlem river vice.”—Mrs. Lizzie Hinkle, Falem. Ind. malines and beryls. There are also a it met with no mishap and no tower pound did for Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. CLINTON C. ROWE, Manager, Hinkle : What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable cross and two teardrops, the former Compound did for Mrs. Hyland and composed of sii of the finest tourma- Telephone Connections, Chesterville Me Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— Mrs. Hinkle it will do for other women “ I bad been suffering-with displacement of lines yet foun t The stones being at this time of life about three carats each and of vari­ Spruce Clapboards the organs for years and was passing through It has conquered pain, restored the change of life. My abdomen was badly ous colors. The eardrops are of green r swollen; mv stomach was sore; I had dizzy health, and prolonged life in cases that spells, sick headaches, and was very nervous. utterly baffled physicians. and pink! tourmalines, set with white and Cedar Shingles beryls. J Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Succeeds Where Others Fail. Many of these stones were exhibited of all kinds manufactured and for sale by Prouty by Gen. William B. Franklin, commis­ & Miller, Bige ow, Maine. The above are usually sioner at the Paris exposition in 1889, carried in stock by the following parties: Wilbur AMONG THE CHURCHES. of bone around which was fastened a & Co., Phillips; Daggett & Will, Strong; F. L. narrow thong of skin twisted to form a and they were also shown In the dis­ Butler, Farmington; A. G. Winter, Kingfield. If thread. Sewing was a slow, laborious play of American gems at the worlds the above parties have not in stock what you re­ At the Union church the preacher process. Before the stitches were tak­ fair in Chicago. quire write direct to the mill for quotations. Also en holes must be punched in the skins was Rev. Mr. Woodward. The text There are several fine collections in manufacturers of dimension lumber and lath, to be sewed that the head of the b ine spruce boards, rough, planed, or planed and was John 15:24, “ If I had not done Maine outside the Hamlin family, and needle might be dra-vn through. When within the last few years local pride matched. among, them the works which none oth­ they had seen the steel needles of tl e In the resources of the state, particu­ PROUTY & MILLER,‘ Bigelow, Maine. er did, they had not had sin; but now visitors, straightway every woman in Greenland wisned f >r one. The spears larly in regard to its gems, has be­ have they both seen and hated both me of the Eskimos were made of drift­ come so great that in many villages apd my Father. ’ ’ wood. Such pieces as were found upon and towns the women will not wear S E E HERE! The Pharisees as you know, were ex­ the shore weie spliced until the weapon any other ornament. The Maine Farmers’ Mutual Fire ceedingly strict and careful in their out­ was of sufficient length. The head was then made of a piece of b me snarpened Insurance Co., Lisbon Falls, Me., THE ENGINE DASHED WILDLY ward keeping of many points of the law; by the native as best he could. Any or POLICEMAN AND DIRECTORY AHEAD. but the inner, deeper meaning was ig­ you who have noticed the thickness and Insures farm property 5 years for 30c per Hun­ nored. They loved to stand upon the toughness of the hide of the animals for Officer Monopolizes Public Book to dred dollars and $1.50 for policy and survey fee. man or other employe seemed to no­ street corners and utter prayers that which they hunt kno .v that at its best the Disgust of Anxious tice that Deyo was not at his post. Aif such a spear fitted with only a bone The Pine Tree State Mutual Fire would declare their own righteousness. Citizens. switches were set and the track was head must be an unsatisfactory weapon. Insurance Co., Sabattus, Me., clear as the train neared the network Jesus quoted the prayer of such an When they saw the spears carried upon of switches approaching the draw­ one who has told unto God a list of his the ship, made of wood, strong, hard What a convenience is a public city Insures village dwellings 4 years for $1.0C per directory—except when it becomes an Hundred dollars and $1.50 for policy and survey bridge. The draw was closed and the virtues, and gave thanks that he was and of great length, the heads of sb el, fee. sharp-pointed as a razor their astonish­ amazing source of prolonged vexation. train took its proper track into the not like the publican who had come to ment and admiration were very great. Take, for instance the one at Dear­ U. M. HUNT, Agent, Strong, Maine. long Mott. Haven yards and whirled the temple at the same time to pray. They recognized then the inefficiency of born Elation. says ihe Chicago Record- onward still unharmed. For two miles But the vaunting prayer was not ac­ their own equipment. They h id come Herald. A day or so ago a passer-by farther it continued its course. cepted. in contact with the product of a higher hurried in to consult it, only to find a In front of the Young Men’s Chris­ civilization than their own, and brought PIANOS. They had heard the teaching of Jesus. face to face with their own lack. With policeman standing over the hook, tian Association building, beside the They had seen his life. He had shown the advance of civilization new needs while two people were in line impa­ tracks at One Hundred and Fiftieth them ho v a man might keep the law in arise, and progress means that we can tiently awaiting their turn. The offi­ The Henry F. Miller Grand street and Sheridan avenue a light all its essential requirements and yet be no longer satisfied with what had be­ cer. perhaps made indifferent to the and Upright Pianofortes. switching engine was standing. One fore this time seemed sufficient. of its crew was aboard, and by chance above this put love and kindliness, and wants of the public by his “ profes­ The business established more Of all the songs written of uome no sion,” heeded them .not. It was e v i­ happened to look up in time to see helpfulness, and thought for others. than 40 years, always under one other is so widely sung, or has been dently his lunch hour, and he v'as put­ the giant locomotive whirling down translated into so many languages as management and today retaining Because he had shown them their own ting in spare time in the improvement upon him. -He jumped ju t in time, lack, they hated both him and God who I “ Home, Sweet Home.’ ’ It was writ­ its original personality. ten by one who was far from the joys of his mind. for as he raced for safety, the switch­ would not receive then- self righteou - The Miller is the artistic Piano­ ing engine was crumpled up, while the of home—an American in Italy. Walk­ Another man joined the line. He forte of America. Its individu­ ness. ing one day in loneliness he saw was waiting for a train and wanted to big locomotive, almost turning a The theme that we draw from the j through the windows of an humble Ital kill lime. Still the policeman contin­ ality invites the attention of all somesault, pitched the unconscious text is, How the presence of Jesus re- | ian house a beautiful picture of love ued to pore over the volume with all interested in the Finest Art Prod­ Deyo through his cab dooh and clear and happiness as father, mother and the intensity of a newsboy studying a ucts of the World. of the wreck, which immediately veals human need. Peary in telling of children were gathered together around the Eskimos of Greenland and of their “dope” sheet. A line of Artistic Pianofortes, strewed the track for yards. Both en­ the board. Tne content and j )y of that gines were reduced tb scrap iron and primitive customs has illustrated tt is. Italian peasant and his family so stirred No. 1 in the line looked out the door the Henry F. Miller, Briggs, Dav­ Women of America when ’ hey wish to the heart of the lonely siranger that he and,, seeing a car about to start up enport & Treacy, and 20 other kindling wood by #the terrible impact sew take the bit of steel that they call wrote the sweet song with its yearning Dearoorn street, hurried away. No. 2 and it was hours before the tracks a needle and which is purchased at the well-knpwn makes! call for home. now; moved up toward the directory, were cleared. cost of a fraction of a cent, and think W nenwelook upon Curis.’s purity, Deyo was picked up and hurried little of the helpfulness that it r >pre making a noisy show of impatience to S. G. WHEELWRIGHT, the nobili .y of mind with which he met distract the mind of the reader. The into the association’s building, where sents. Among the Eskimos Peary injustice and hatred, his goodness to all, found the women sewing with a piece* policeman looked up. but it was -with a Piano Dealer, * an ambulance surgeon soon revived his steadfastness to truth, his devotion him and discovered that his burns to the work given him there is reveal *d far-away expression as though he were calculating who would be the next while severe, were not fatal. A Skin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever to us as in no other way the possibilities EasLDixfielcl, - Maine. ot' goodne. s and holiness that rise' be­ boss of the ward. (R. T. Fe’lx Gouraud's Oriental fore us, and the lack of these things As ihe officer turned back to the Doctors Are Puzzled. Crea.n or Magical Beauttfier. easting in ourselves. book No. 3 consulted his watch and The remarkable recovery of Kenneth Removes Tan. Pimples When we look upon Jesus we shall Freckles, Moth Putclies. was gone. No. 4 seemed to be a very Mclver of Vpnceboro, Me., is the sub­ Rash, and Skin Diseases, lose sight of any goodness of our o*n, patient individual, so he may have suc­ Did It Ever Occur ject of much interest to the medical and every blemish and recognize his surpassing loveli­ Y/61) ] on beauty, and de ceeded in getting the information he fraternity and a wide circle of friends. lies ueiectien. It ness of charac ter. He says of his case: “ Owing to severe 1 has stood the test This knowledge of lack will come desired from the directory. of 57 years, and infiammati* n of the Throat and c o n ­ is so harmless we upon us with one of two effects. To You taste it to be sure it jg+mr. gestion of the Lungs, three doctors is properly made. Either we shall harden our hearts CHILDREN’S SPRING TONIC gave me up to die, when, a« a- last re­ Accept no counter against the truth that is unwelcome, felt of similar After a long winter the children’s blood flows That the ? Maine [W oods and sort, I was induced to try Dr. King’s name. Dr. L. \ and refuse to exert ourselves to secure sliiRffirhly, the bowels are irregu ar and the chan­ New Discovery and I am happy to say, Sayre said to - a be ter c -million of things, or we nels of t he body clogged. T his is the chance for lady of the haut which disease has been lying in wait. No lime W oodsman are largely read by it saved my life.” Cures the worst ton (a patient) shall look about us for help and put should be lost, in cleansing t he blood and regulat­ Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis, Tors l- ** As you ladies forth our energies to obtain the gooii ing the tomach with a t oed spring medicine. will use them farmers and therefore is an ex­ itis, Weak Lungs, Hoarseness and La x I recommend which is not yet ours. For*children’s ailment0 nothing equals Dr Ti ues Grippe. Guaranteed at; W. A. D. (inurnnil'ii Cron in' as the least harmful oi all tbf If we seek the good we may find Worm Klbdr. A few doses will expel worm’s if cellent Advertising Medium for any and tone up the whole system. A better Cragin’s, Ph Hips, and Charles E. skin preparations " For sale by all druggists and r ancy help nearer than we think. You have Goods Dealers in the United States. Canada and Europe spring medicine cannot be found. Twenty thou­ farm machinery. Dyer’s of Strong drug stores, 50c and perhaps heard of the man who search­ sand bottles were sold in March alone. Price S5c $1.00. Trial bottle free. FtRO.T. HOPKINS. Proo.. 37 Great Jones Street, NewYork at all druggists. MAINE WOODSMAN, PHILLIPS, MAINE, MARCH 30, 1906.

on Tuesday evening, April 3, to the UP IN KINGFIELD. last week sick with the grip, but hag BACTERIA EMIT LIGHT. GASOLINE ENGINES recovered we are glad to know. members of the Sunday school, after which the ladies who have been earning {Special correspondence to M a in e W o o d sm an ,) Kingfield High school will reopen Phosphorescent Gleams Produced by a dollar in an unusual way, will report Kingfield, Mar. 27, 1906. Monday, April 2, two weeks earlier Certain Very Minute Or­ John Gilman will soon move his fami­ than the other schools in town. tne maimer in which it was done, after ganisms. AIR COOK ly onto the Perry larm in New Port­ which a brief social will be held. GASOLINE ENGINES Mrs. Charles S. French continues in ‘‘We already know fully 30 microbes land. On Friday last the occasion of his poor health we are sorry to learn. and about half as many mushrooms Master Dana Tufts, recently made a 57th birthday, Supt. George M. Vose Mrs. Mary Churchill has returned to which give light,” says Prof. H. Mol- visit to Flagstaff where he was the was presented a beautiful birthday her home in Farmington after several isch in a recent number of the Reviu guest of Mrs. Estelle W. Tufts. cake, smoothly iced and decorated with weeks’ visit with her niece, Mrs. Frank Scientifique of Paris. “The cause oj Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Witnam and fancy candies by his little 8-year-old R. Hodgman. the phenomenon in all eases is tht Miss Lizzie Witham are emplojed at granddaughter, Miss Grace Beatrice same, a very brilliant bacterium, tin the boarding house of J. B. Souie in the Allie Witham was confined to the Small, who right proudly claims the bacterium phosphoreum. Both ths west part of the town. house by illness several days recently. honor of having made it without any of luminosity and the development of the Miss Gertrude Eldridge of Waltham, The last of the week Enoch Fish of mama’s aid. bacteria depend on the presence ol certain salts and organic bodies.’ Mass, is the guest of her brother, Irv ( Lexington was a caller on friends in The first of the month O. B. Hutch­ Prof. Molisch says he has succeeded ing L. Eldridge and family on Stanley this village. ins will add a line of groceries to his Master Cloyd Small is spending a few with the bacterium phosphoreum lr avenue. meat business, thus making the fourth making a practical and useful lamp wreeks with relatives in Rumford and Miss Ada E. Lander has returned to grocery store in this village. “ For this purpose I took a glass Erl ,’n vicinity. Portland after a visit with her parents, Dr. H. S. Spear of New Portland is meyer balloon containing from two tc is used. A practical, plain, common sense En­ Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Lander. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Batchelder have four quarts, into which I placed from gine. Three sizes, the 5-horse power, weight 800 returned to their farm in Freeman an almost daily professional caller in pounds, ground joints, no packing. Mrs. Jennie Ricker of New Portland tnis village. 200 to 400 cubic centimeters of ge a- where they will remain for the present. TESTIMONIAL. is working in the family of C. S. French tine with salt and peptone. The E a st B a r n a r d , Vt., Jan. 30, 1905. Melzar Phillips is home from his work Mrs. Lucy Brown is in Phillips for a mouth of the vessel was closed with z Mr. S. B. Church. on Salem street. J. Comer Jones, Mgr.. time working at her profession as cotton plug and then the whole was Mdms. F. E. York and E. L. Pennell in Salem for a time suffering from a 66 High St., Boston. nurse. sterilized. After cooling and bef re Dear Sir: — have been in Boston the past week boil on the hand. My 1 1-2 H. P. Air-Cooled engine is a wonder. Mrs. J. A. Hitchcock of Salem, Mass, Mrs. Eugene L. Simmons was in tbe gelatine had become solid I pi nt It furnishes power in my shop and conveys power where Mrs. York purchased an up to ed a culture of bacterium phosphor by rope belt 55 feet to our creamery, where it is the guest of her mother Mrs. N. 0. New Portland the first o fnthe„week, drives the churn and a 5-foot rotary Vermont date line of spring miilinery and ladies’ eum. Then, holding the balloon n ar- Judkin? on Salem street, also other re- caring for her father, Chas. L. Carsley, Farm Machine Co.’s worker to its full capacity furnishings. ly horizontal, I turned it slowly urn ej and does not use near all its power. who is gaining in health, we are glad to Yours truly, Had it been January when the snow latives in thls Vlllae e for a bnef tarry- a spigot of cold water; in a few min­ W. H. H o w e . We are pleased to note the improve­ note. utes the gelatine had covered the en­ Sent on trial and proved right before you pay a came piling down so rapidly last week, cent. the outlook would have indeed been ment of Abram Butts who:is once more Harold Fish of Lexington was a tire inner surface. The balloon was S. B. CHURCH, 66 High Street, Boston, Mass. H. E. MAYO, Local Agent, Strong, Me. dreary but knowing it to be so late in seen on the streets. caller here the first of the week. then left in a cool room, and at the Several days recently A. J. Hunne- end of a day or two the entire innei the season we let it come without try­ The Red Men are making arrange­ THE CELEBRATED well was confined to the house by a surface was covered with num rous ing to resist. ments for a minstrel entertainment, colonies of bacteria. The vessel n w Allie Morse was home from Salem severe cpld. which promises to be of the best, to be Alamo Gasoline Last week Maurice C. Carey of Wil­ emitted a beautiful bluish-green light given by local talent „the evening of and I have recently found that the in­ ton was the guest of Flave F. Vose. May 1 at French’s opera-house. tensity of the lamp may be greatly in­ Engine. KINGFIELD. The Dolls’ club was most pleasantly Friends of Frank R. Ward were sur­ creased if the bacteria be sown it entertained last week by MissJ Thelma The Engine that made prised and pained to learn of his sudden points about the centimeter apart, and Hillsdale famous. SILVEROID SPOONS C. French at the home of her aunt Mrs. if there be added to the gelatine from death from heart failure at the home of F. B. Hutchins. A brief literary enter­ one to two per cent, of peptone and Buy Direct From Factory. warranted two years. Dessert size, 1 Mrs. A. V. Tufts Sunday evening. At for 25c; tea size, 6 for 25c. A full lint tainment was much enjoyed by the 19 one-hall per cent, of glycerine. Such this writing funeral arrangements have of remnants of gingham and flannelette, little misses, as were also dainty re­ a lamp keeps its brilliancy for about not been made as relatives in St. John, 10c a yard. freshments. 15 days in a cool room, and by its j N. B., have not been .communicated R. F. COOK, Kingfield, Maine. L. A. Norton, esq. made a brief bus­ light one may tell the time, read the with. degrees on a thermometer and read [ iness trip to Lewiston a few days ago. ordinary print. The light is very eco­ The interior of L. L. Durrell’s bar­ nomical and almosHtacking in heat Spring patterns of ber shop has been greatly improved by HOW A PICTURE WAS SOLD rays, and I think it would be of great paint and paper, value in powder mills, in mines and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fotter, Miss American Paid High Price for Paint­ other nlaces.” Tasoline Engines, WALL PAPER Daisy and Master Roland of Bigelow ing Upon Singular Con­ Ensilage Machinery, were guests last week at the home of dition. Wind Mills, Tanks, and Curtains their brother, W. B. Bradbury and fam Distress After Meals ily in the west part of the town. One of the pictures disposed of at Grinding Mills, etc. the Jaluzot sale was an immense mili­ just arrived, Call and see * Mrs. Fred S. Hunt has returned from Biddeford, Me., July 26, 1903. Learn about the engine that Massachusetts where she enjoyed a tary canvas shown at the salon in 1877 Dear Sirs:— them at by M. Jean Paul Laurens, says a Paris stands well in cold weather. pleasant visit with friends. I have used the “ L. F.” Bitters for letter to the London Telegraph, “ The Always a good assortment of Solomon Thompson of Aroostook cour. the relief of headache, bilious and sour L. L. MITCHELL'S, Austrian Staff Marching Past the Body stomach and distressed feeling after secondhand engines at bargain ty, accompanied by his wife are visiting of Marceau” (£5201. Perhaps the meals. It always gives relief in a short prices. Druggist, - Kingfield, Me. relatives here after an absence o f some chief interest in the picture Is a curi- time. I always keep it in the house to Get our catalog. Write us time. \OAAVL Va-vxA AxVLe fco-VA. if. be sure of it. your wants. Oliver J. Bickmore has been at his When shown at the salon it was much MRS. JENNIE STAPLES. home in Old Town the past week with admired, bat no one felt inclined to When you feel doubtful after eating, LUNT, MOSS & CO., Oranges, Bananas, h s parents, as his father A. P. Bick­ buy till at last M. Turquet, then direc­ it is safe to take a teaspoonful of “ L. 43 So. Market St., Boston. more soon sails for Europe on a business tor of fine arts, to encourage the paint­ F.” The True “ L. F.” Atwood’s Bit­ er purchased it out of his own pocket. ters, 35 cents at all stores. trip of a few months’ duration. Please mention this paper. Lemons and Apples. Soon after a man called upon hin, say­ Mrs. Howard Sanborn and children of ing that he knew he would liketo get Phillips have been visitors the past Also Confectionery of all kinds rid of it and offered a handsome sum. w ek at the home of her mother, Mrs. M. Turquet accepted at once, lut his Sawmill at reasonable prices. Abbie S. Ham of Main street. visitor added that there was ne es­ Mrs. Carroll E. Young has returned sential condition to the bargain,“Make Machinery. to her home here after a several weeks’ me a knight of the Legion of lonor.” absence with relatives in Minot. The official was shocked, but thevisitor A sawmill must have good set I. L. ELDRIDGE, works and good feed works or it Daniel Brown was called from Phil­ went on: “You need not mind I am not a Frenchman, but an Amerian cit­ will not make good lumber and lips here last week to attend the fuper- Kingfield, - Maine. izen. Give me the red ribbon ad say money for the operator. Our sawmills have both good set a of his sister Mrs. Hiram Chapman. it is a reward for services rendred to The W. C. T. U. meet Thursday of works and feed works. They French art.” The official wtf per­ will saw lumber accurately. They From the SUNNY SOUTH this week with Mrs. Apphia^Gilbert. suaded, the picture changed hals and have the largest capacity. They A few days ago Dr. C. W. Bell of the buyer became and is still ajnigbt are adapted to Maine logs. We and GOLDEN WEST. Strong, made a professional visit in of tbe Legion of Honor. He evetually have them in sizes to saw from this village. parted with tbe picture to M. mlzot 2,000 to 40,000 per day. Write for our catalogs and prices. Oranges full of the sunshine Landlord Willis Jordan of the King- field House is making many improve­ Stevens Tank & of warmer climes. ments in the interior in the way of Are You Tired, Nenlus Lowney and Aldrich & Smith paint and paper, thus making the al­ Tower Co., Chocolates and Bonbons in bulk ready up to date house more attractive and Sleepless? ESTABLISHED IN 1893. and fancy packages. for the summer visitors who will soon Nervousness and sleeplessness e us­ Auburn, - Maine. ually due to the fact: that the nnjs are be with us. not fed on properly nourishingilood; 0. W . GILBERT, Mr. and Mrs. Will Staples and Miss they are starved nerves. Dr. tree’s Golden Medical Discovery mahqmre, Kingfield, - - Maine. Elaine of Livermore Falls have returned rich blood, and thereby the nerfe are to their home after a several days’ visit properly nourished and all the oms of the body are run as smoothly as ipkin- Quaker Ranges. with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hodgman on erv which runs in oil. In this vf you Stanley avenue. feel clean, strong and strenuous—:i are Saturday at the Huse Spool & Bobbin toned up and invigorated, and j arc good for a whole lot of physical orbntal Co.’s mill where he was employed, work. Best of all, the strength tl_in­ LADIES Albert H. Lander had an arm badly crease in vitality and health are Ifinn. The trouble with most tonics aimod- bruised and the muscles strained by a icines which have a large, boomisale flying stick. for a short time, is that they arejgely composed of alcohol holding the >ijs in After a long and painful il’ness from solution. This alcohol shrinks uph red INVITED. cancer, Joseph Myers, an aged and re­ blood corpuscles, and in the id run grently injures the system. One d feel spected gentleman, formerly of Eustis, exhilarated and better for tbe timting, died at the home of bis daughter, Mrs. yet in the end weakened and with ility I want to call special attention decreased. Dr. Pierce’s Golden lieal Odell I. Lander on Salem street, Satur­ Discovery contains no alcohol. lory day last. Funeral services were held bottle of it bears upon its wrapi T/ic to my stock of from the house Monday afternoon at 2 Badge of Honesty, in a full list of its several ingredients. For the drujt to o ’clock, conducted by the pastor of the offer you something he claims is as F. B. church, Rev. L. A. White. The good ” is to insult your intelligence! Every ingredient entering in the Ladies’ Wrappers, deceased is survived by five daughters world-famed" Golden Medical Disery " and two sons, who are left to mourn has the unanimous approval and m e- ment of the leading medical an l ilies the loss of a kind and loving father. of all the several schools of practujNo The remains were taken to Eustis and other medicine sold through drugffifor and Underskirts... j like purposes has any such endorqnt. interred in the family lot Tuesday. The "Golden Medical Discoverfaot F. A. Crossman was a caller from I only produces all the good efTccD be Salem here the first of the week. obtained from the use of Goldeeal ! root, in all stomach, liver andpvel atdhterent prices. Every lady Mrs. Fred Page has been the guest troubles, as In dyspepsia, biliousnebn- of relatives in Eustis the past week. stipation, ulceration of stomaejnd in this section of Franklin coun­ bowels and kindred ailments, bthe A. V. Hinds reports the fall of snow Golden Seal root used in its collid­ ts can find something to her lik­ up to Monday, March 26, to be ten feet ing is greatly enhanced in its curatac- tion by other ingredients such a:fne and three inches, which is quite enough root, Black Cherrybark, Bloodroofin- ing in style, quality and price. to satisfy. drake root and chemically pure lie- The remains of the late Ivory Knapp refined glycerine. "The Common Sense Medical A r,” Quaker ranges will take a 24-inch stick of wood, the full size o f Massachusetts were brought here is sent free in paper covers on roe of of fire box. for burial in the family lot on Freeman 21 one-cent stamps to pay the cost oil­ s. J. WYMAN, ing only. For 31 stamps the clothnd Rid^e last week. volume will be sent. Address Dr.V. A. L. & E. F. GOSS CO., Kingfield, Maine. The ladies of the Universalist church Pierce. Buffalo, N, Y. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets con­ Kingfield, Maine. will give a supper at the church vestry* stipation. biliousness and headacli Sole Agents. Also Lewiston, Main and Lincoln Streets MAINE WOODSMAN, PHILLIPS, MAINE, MARCH SO, 1906.

sheriffs, no matter how hard they RANGELEY NEWS NOTES. Maine Woodsman, work to enforce the law, are deprived YOUNG MEN WANTED of the support of the general public, as (WEEKLY) PHILLIPS, MAINE. [Special correspondence to Ma in e W oo d sm an ] the enforcement commission would be R a n g e l e y , Mar. 28, 1906. For Street Railway Service. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. in the same localities.' The village schools will commence 1 month, 25 cents. • 8 months, $1.00 We believe that before the time for 3 months, 38 cents. 10 months, $1.25 Monday April 2, with the same teach­ Wages—The highest paid by any company. 4 months, 50 cents. 12mont s, $1.50 the next September election comes 16 months, $2.00 ers as last term. The rural schools Permanancy—No discharge^ except for misconduct or ineffi- 5 months, 75 cents. around, the Republican party will awak­ Cash in Advance, will begin April 23, i ciency. .. — en from the lethargy which it is ex­ Herrick and Paterson’s teams came Increasing Pay—Salary increases with length’ of service. M a in e W oo dsm an solicits communications periencing at the present time and ad­ out of the woods last week. Promotion—Competent men are promoted to official positions. from its readers. vertise to the people of the state the When ordering the address of your paper M. and Mrs. Chas. Pendexter have For further information apply or write to changed please give old as well as new address. facts in connection with this matter. returned from Fairfield, where they KARL S. BARNES, 82 Water Street, If you want it stopped, pay to date and say so. The advertising just now is done by Entered at Phillips, Maine, as second class mail have been spending the winter. Mention This Paper. Boston, Mass. matter. ______others. We believe that the result Mr. J. B. Marble, President of the of t h e elections in several of the J. W. B r a c k e t t C o m p a n y , Publishers. Rangeley Lakes Hotel Co., was in town Maine cities this spring was due to J. W. BRACKETT, Editor and Manager. on business last week. PRINTING OF THE BEST KINIX the fact that Governor Cobb has been CLARENCE E. CALDEN, Assoqjpte Mgr. Mr. C. C. Pillsbury and wife made a This is a picture of the new doing precisely what he said he would trip to Farmington last Friday. printing press upon which THE EDITION OF MAINE WOODSMAN do, i, e., everything in his power for Kempt n, Furbish, and Butler’s mill THIS WEEK IS 2,225. “ enforcement.” We believe, further, started up last week for the season. M a in e W o o d s and M a in e that a majority of the people in Maine It’s whistle was heard for the first time W o o d s m a n and all of our FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1906. cities want open saloons and that a big since November. largest jobs of printing are majority of the people who are located Mr. FredjSoule was in town for a short Franklin County Officers. done. The press is new and in counties where there are no cities, time on business. Clerk of Courts—Byron M. Small, Farmington. favor strict enforcement. The temper­ The Ladies’ Aid met with Mrs. Geo. is not excelled by> any press ih County Attorney—Herbert S. Wing, Kingfield. ance people and those who expect hon­ Judge of Probate—Josiah H. Thompson, Farm­ Dow recently. America for the quality of l,its ington. esty from their Governor in all his acts, Jedediah Judkins J. P. a four acts work. No job is too large or will stand by Governor Cobb, and we Register of Probate—Frank W • Butler, Farm­ drama was given by the young people too fine for this press. It is adjusted for the finest half-tone and ington. believe they will stand by him to the Register of Deeds—Charles F. Coburn, Farm­ of the Grange on Friday Mar. 23., at j c o io r printing. Orders for printing are solicited. end that he will be reelected by a good Furbish Hall ington. J. W. BRACKETT CO., Phillips, Maine. Treasurer—Carleton P. Merrill, Farmington. big vote next fall. Mrs. Lafayette Kempton and Master Sheriff—Dana O. Coolidge, Jay. Carl Jones went to Farmington Satur­ Deputies—Joseph A. Witham, Weld; W. B. Livermore Falls Also Busy. Notice of Foreclosure. Madrid. day. Small, Kingfield: James H, House, New Sharon; A special town meeting was held at Whereas Fred W. Soule ’ and Frank W. Miller, Mrs. Guy Brooks has been very ill Arthur W. Byrant, Jay, Earle R. Taylor, Eustis; It looks like rain. Livermore Falls, March 26. The first both of Rangeley, county of Franklin and state of Herman Sanborn, Wilton; Albra H. Taylor, Jay; and Mrs. Chas. Haley is carying for Maine, by their mortgage deed, dated April 15, Mrs. Mary Dunham has returned question was to decide whether or not A. D. 1905. and recorded in the Franklin county George M. Esty, Rangeley; Harry E. Bell, Phil­ her. registry of deeds, Book 159, Page 186, conveyed to lips; David Richardson. Strong; Lester D. Eaton from her visit with her son, Harry, in the town would vote to buy the water me, the undersigned, a certain parcel of real es­ E. H. Prescott took his text last Farmington; Charles Robbins, Jay. Amsbury, Mass. works; 259 votes were thrown and cf tate situate in Rangeley, in said county of Frank­ Sunday, Philipianns, iv- 19. He lin and bounded and described as follows, to wit: County Commissioners—George D. Clark, New Mrs. John Wing is in feeble health. this number 249 were in favor of buy­ Beginning at the northwest corner of a lot of Vineyard; Charles R. Hall, East Dixfield, B. F. Mr. and Mrs. James Jodrey visited preached a very interesting as well as land owned or occupied by Loring N. Haley on the Beal, Phillips. ing the water works, while 10 votes west side of Lake street, in Rangeley village and at J. C. Wells, a short time ago. instructive sermon. tunning westerly on said Haley’s north line and Terms of Supreme Judicial Court, the first were against. on a continuation of said line to shore of Range- Tuesda” of February, third Tuesday of May and Mrs. Emelline Dunham is at home ley lake; thence northerly on the shore of said fourth Tuesday^of September. lake nineteen rods; thence easterly, about twenty- for a few days. She is working for Weld. four rods, parallel with first mentioned bound; Terms of Probate Court, the third Tuesday of Mr. Joel Bryon, Phillips. Salem. thence southerly nine rods to land owned or occu­ each month. Mr. Cleveland Masterman is very pied by Martin L. Fuller; thence westerly nine Regular session of County Commissioners Although the weather was unfavor- Dr. Bell of Strong was in town rods, parallel with first mentioned bound; thence sick with pneumonia. easterly to point of beginning, together with the Court, last Tuesday of April and last Tuesday of able last Friday night, 25 people ate SUp- Saturday to attend Marcellas P. Mr. Milfred I. Buker from Colby buildings thereon, being all and the same prem­ December. p>r prepared by the Ladies’ circle, at Lovejoy who is quite sick. ises described in deed of warranty, Lincoln A. college is in town visiting friends. Ross to said Soule ar.d Miller, dated May 4, A. D. ~ Iiaiah Dunham’s. A good time is re- Dana Keene and wife were callers 1901, and recorded in Franklin county registry of Mr. Frank Dolley, formally of Weld, E d it o r S a n b o r n of the Oxford p 0rted. " x in town Sunday. deeds, Book 147, Page 44: and whereas the condi­ died recently with heart failure at his tions of said mortgage have been broken, now County Advertiser, Norway, says he j Miss Grace Wing ha finished work Mr. G. Townes and wife who have therefore, by reason of the breach of the condi­ wants to be Road Commissioner. He home in Arizola, Arizona. His remains tions thereof, I claim a foreclosure of said mort­ for Mrs. Grace Pillsbury and is with been at work for Ira *D. Actley all gage. L in c o ln A. Ross. were brought to Portland for inter­ advertises the fact in his own paper her sister, Mrs. Minnie Huntington. winter returned to their home in March 7, A. D. 1906. ment. and trives some excellent reasons why We are pleased to see the mail car­ Wilton Saturday. The funeral services of George San­ Estate of Catherine Macomber. it would be a good thing for the town rier, G. E. Rideout, again as he has Geo. Childs and Fred Childs went to born were held at the brown church, T^RANKLIN, SS. At a Court of Probate, hold- to choose him. We hope the people of been on the sick list for a few davs. Farmington Satur lay. en at Farmington, within and for the County Sunday at2 o ’clock, Rev. Mr. Woodworth of Franklin, on the third Tuesday of March, A. Norway will be wise enough to accept His son, Bert, officiated in his absence. W S. Dodge has had his gasoline D. 1906. from Lewiston, officiating. Mr. San­ Mr. Sanborn’s proposition. He is a engine repaired by an expert enginetr Whereas a petition has been duly presented by born died in Masschusetts. His re- George A. French, executor of the will of Cathe­ good business man and ought to be able and now it is running all right. rine Macomber, late of Phillips, in said county de­ Berry Mills. ! mains were .brought to Weld for in­ to build good roads. Fred Soule was in town a few days ceased, praying that the balance remaining in the The logging jobs are nearly all finished terment. hands on the settlement of his second sccount of the past week. administration of said estate made and allowed at in this vicinity. D. W. Berr - has landed J. S. Houghton and Ms mother, a Probate Court held at Farmington, within and Governor Cobb and His Ways. Sweetser, the fish man of Phillips for said County on the third Tuesday of March, at Coulton & Il’ishes mill some over Mrs. Sophia Houfhton Parlin went to was in town Thursday but he had to 1906 may be ordered to be distributed among the The fact that several Maine cities 1,000,000 of pine cut from the Coe legatees and devisees of said deceased under the Boston, Monday: They will ea.ll on leav e his horse and get an extra one will and the share of each determined. have gone Democratic this year has estates land in Carthage. friends in Framingham. to make his* trip on account of the O r d e r e d , That said petitioner give notice caused a great deal of discussion as to At a meeting of the S. S. committee to all persons interested, by causing this order to- Mrs. Orletus Phillips has recently condition of the roads. be published three weeks successively in the what effect that fact may have upon held on Friday, March 23rd, W. W. gone to Boston on account of the sick- ' Mrs. Octavia P. Childs has been on Ma in e W o o d sm a n , published at Phillips, that t hey may appear at a Probate Court to be held at the state election next fall. Holman was elected superintendent of j ness and death of her son-in-law. the sick list for the past ten da3's. Farmington, in said county, on the third Tuesday Governor Cobb has been criticised schools for the ensuing year. o f April next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, Harry Buker has leased the Harrison Miss Edith McKeene o f Madrid is and show cause, if any they have, why the same in connection with his policy of enforce­ Holman farm. visiting in town. should not be allowed. ment of the Prohibitory law through Fred Chase has bought the S. S. ------J. H. Thompson, Judge. RELATED OF ROYALTY. Attest. Frank W. Butler. Register. the Stui’gis commission, so called. Carlton store and is going in trade When Governor Cobb was a candi­ The duke of Abruzzi is reported to there. Estate of Mary E. Webster. date for the nomination for . be organizing an expedition to explore "U'RANKLIN, SS. At a court of Probate hold— The grangers have bought the J. O. en at Farmington, within and for the County governor, some of his mis-informed op­ Central Africa. S, Skolfield store and are going to of Franklin, on the third Tuesday of March A D. ponents undertook to make people be­ The kaiser already has six autos aine oods aine oodsman 1906. finish up a hall overhead. There were M JW and M W Whereas a petition has been duly presented lieve that he was not personally a tern-: and now has ordered seven more in eleven that were given the fourth de praying that said adminintration on the estate of one lot. Meanwhile his horses are respectfully announce the Mary E. Webster, late of Weld, in said county, de­ perance man and that he did not be- ' gree in the grange, Saturday. ceased, may be granted to Charles Fairbanks of lieve in the enforcement of the prohi­ eating tlieir heads off in the stable. arrival o f the Phillips, or some other suitable pesson. bitory law and that he would not en- I Lord Elgin claims to be the direct Or d e r e d , That said petitioner give notice descendant of the male line of King Latest and Best Type to all persons interested by causing this order to courage “ enforcement.” Flagstaff. he published three weeks successively in the Robert the Bruce, whose sword a-d for M a in e W o o d sm an , published at Phillips, that Governor Cobb went upon the stump There have been heavy snows and they may appear at a Probate Court to he held at helmet are kept at Broomhall. He u Farmington, in said County, on the third Tuesday and in a brief but easily understood a godson of Queen Victoria. blows the past week and not very good Wedding Cards and Invitations. of April next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, speech, told the people of the state, j roads. and show cause, if any they have, why the same Baron Pronay. a millionaire mem­ Special Engravings should not be allowed. that if nominated and elected he would ber of the Hungarian upper house, has Miss Lufilla Rogers has been in J. H. Thompson, Judge. do all in his power to enforce all of the promised to give away bis entire for­ Boston the past week. are furnished to those who desire them. Attest. Frank W. Butler. Register. laws. In his inaugural address he re- j tune, except about $375 a year eaci The Sunshine club held a cake and ice Your order would be appreciated. Estate ot Sylvanus D. Davis. iterated his former statements in sup­ for his wife and daughter, to recouj cream sale Saturday evening in the T^RANKLIN. SS. At a Court of Probate holden officials who are dismissed lor refus­ at Farmington, within and for the County of port of the Bangor platform. hall while the young people held a so­ Franklin, on the third Tuesday of March. A. D. Governor Cobb was elected upon a ing to pay the taxes collected into the cial dance which placed about $7 in the 1906, government treasury. A certain instrument purporting to be the last platform adopted at the Bangor con- j treasury. will and testament of Sylvanus D. Davis, late of vention, which contained a plank in ^ The earl of Lytton will try the ex­ Taylor brothers and Edwin Welch At Home Phillips, in said county, deceased, testate, togeth­ periment of giving his tenants an op­ After March 19, er with a petition for the probate thereof and for favor of the prohibitory law. There j have finished logging the past week and i letters testamentary as therein provided, having portunity to live on their own free­ Phillips, Me. was no quibbling with reference to this moved home to Stratton. been duly presented. hold land and with that object he has Or d e r e d , that said petitioner give notice matter; it was square and straight and John B. Carville is in town and will to all persons interested, by ca 1 ing this order to sold at auction 107 plots on his Kneb- be published three weeks su ssively in the the temperance people of Maine, the worth estaie on easy terms. Kneb- go to Spring lake soon to put up a sup­ M a in e W o o d sm an , published at Phillips, that people who are responsible for what­ ply of ice for the summer and make they may appear at a Probate court t : > held at worth has been the nome of the Lyt- Farmington, in said county, on the third Tuesday ever enforcement the state has ever tons since the time of Henry VII. : other necessary repairs. of April next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if any they have, why the same- had, had reason to expect after the Baron A phoi.se De Rothschild gave Miss Elsie Tufts is visiting her Wedding should not be allowed. legacies to 119 men and women who mother, Mrs. Orrin Tufts, at the board- J. H. Thompson, Judge. adoption of this plank, that Governor Attest. Frnnk W. Butler, Register. Cobb would do everything in his power have done things to benefit the world jng house. to enforce the prohibitory law. It is in one way or another. 1 hese people They completed the sawing of birch Announcements. Estate ot William Curtis Dunham. understood that the Governor favored have now got together at Paris and squares at the Jenkins & Bogert mill T^RANKLIN, SS. At a Court of Probate, held published a book of eulogies on the at Farmington, within and for the County of' the passage of the law providing for last Saturday, Franklin, on the third "Tuesday of March, A. D. dead banker. In token of his gen­ M a in e W o o d s m a n has recently the creation of the “ Sturgis commis­ Mr. A. E. Wright and family have 1906. erous patronage of the arts they also Whereas, a petition has been duly presented sion. ” We presume a reason was that moved home from the logging camp of purchased a lot of new type es­ praying that administration on the estate of Wil­ wish to put up a monument to him in liam Cui tis Dunham, late of Phillips, in said coun­ he was practically powerless to be of the French capital. E. 0. Welch on the Spencer, where he pecially for Wedding announce­ ty, deceased, may be granted to Thaddeus R. Bar­ uch use in the enforcement of the ! The duchess of Sutherland, who has j has been scaling logs the past winter, ments and invitations. ker of Phillips or some other suitable person. It w a s o r d er e d , that the said petitioner prohibitory law withjut additional au­ recently had a play produced on the This new outfit is of the best give notice to all persons interested, by causing- thority. London stage, is an author as well as a notice to be published three weeks successively in that is made, has increased our the M a in e W o o d sm an , printed at Phillips, that At no time has the prohibitory law dramatist. She began early with a book Oquossoc. they may appear at a Probate court to be held at. on "How I Spent My Twentieth Year.” wedding business materially and said Farmington, on the third Tuesday of March been enforced as it is being enforced F*ed Hood lost a valuable horse next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and today. The “ Sturgis law” provides Since then she has written one or recently. The animal broke his neck we appreciate it. show cause, if any they have, why the same two novels and some short stories, and should not be granted. that enforcement shall be taken up by whiie working in the woods here. Mr. To still further call the atten­ J. H. Thompson, Judge. has contributed various articles t,o the Attest: Frank W. Butler. Register. the commission under the direction of Wo)d has bought one of Wilson Welch discussion of social questions, in tion of the public to this depart­ ! of tumford to replace him. •Lsutc or utoige W. bhepard, Et Als. the Governor, in counties where the which she is much interested. ment of our printing, we have sheriffs fail to do their duty. There is hiss Dora Ellingw’ood of West Paris L'RAN KLIN , SS. At a Court of Probate holden Grand Duchess Marie of Russia ia at Farmington, within and for the County of is tie guest of Mrs. Hayford. decided to offer to all newly mar­ a vast difference between the different the only daughter of Grand Duke ried couples who have their wed­ T’—nklin, on the third Tuesday of March, A. D. counties as to what the sheriffs have to Krs. F. A. Dolloff visited Mrs. B. A. 1906, Paul, brother of the late Grand Duke ding announcements printed at U D. Shepard, guardian of Geo. W. Shepard, et La:on at Summit one day recently. contend with in this line. For instance, Sergius. The former was banished the Maine Woodsman office, a als, minor children residents of Phillips, in said Krs. Wm, Meader was at Rumford county, having presented his petition for license Franklin county does not need the as­ from Russia after his second mar­ free subscription to Maine to sell and convey certain real estate of said minors riage, which was regarded as a mes­ Wtdnesday and Thursday. as described in said petition. sistance of the Sturgis commission for Woods and Maine Woodsman alliance, and his little daughter be­ Krs. C. S. Hill entertained the ladies It was ordered, that the said Guardian give no­ the reason that our sheriff is doing his for one year, free of charge. tice to all persons interested, by causing notice to duty, and being backed by public senti­ came the ward of Grand Duke Sergius, whst club Wednesday afternoon. be published three weeks successively in the who, it will be remembered, was as­ We have a neat line of sam­ Ma in e W oo d sm an , published at Phillips, that ment, he can enforce the law effectual­ (harles Hayford is home from Middle they may appear at a Probate court to be held at sassinated some months ago. The ples to show customers and in­ ly. There are other counties in the Dan for a few weeks’ visit. said Farmington, on the third Tuesday of April youthful grand duchess is only 15, very vite them to call. next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, and she w state where the conditions are differ­ Vm. Abbot of Houghton and J. A. cause, if any they have, why the same should pretty and sweet looking, and she is not be granted. ent. In the cities, many of the people generally designated the Cinderella Brigg of Errol were the guests of Mr. J. W . BRACKETT COMPANY, J. H. Thompson, Judge. Hiyford the first of the week. Attest, Frank W. Butler, Register. believe in open rum shops and the of Russian princesses. Phillip*, Maine MAINE WOODSMAN, PHILLIPS, MAINE, MARCH 30, 1906. 5 GIRL OF TEN YEARS ONE CENT A WORD. Miss Millett of Lewiston visited her SAVING THE GOLD DUST. Under this heading: small, undisplayed adver­ friend, Mias Marion Vance, Friday, BOSS OF BUSINESS tisements, such as “ Wants,” “For Sa e,” “ Situa­ Precautions That Are Taken in the tions Wante 1.” etc., will be inserted for 1 cent a both returning Saturday. The Latest. word each week. The address will be charged as During last week Deputy Lester D Remarkable Child Makes Contracts Manufacturing Jeweler’s part of the advertisement and each initial of for Transfer of Railroad Freights name and combination of figures count as a word. Eaton has captured no less than five Establishment. Having just returned from Stamps or cash with order. tramps at odd times, who are now and Baggage. New York I can show you TpOR SALE—Eight thoroughbred pups, English serving sentences of thirtv days each in Washing machines seem all right a large line of new goods Bull Terriers. H. C. Moody, Salem, Maine. Denver.—The transfer of scores 01 enough in a laundry, but they would the county jail. But this town will for spring and summer. trunks daily to every quarter of th< scarcely be looked for in the estab­ T OST’- A small bunch of keys. Finder will cease to be a Mecca for specimens of Fancy muslins in all the please leave at Ma in e W o o d sm an office. city are personally directed by Mari< lishment of a manufacturing jeweler. the genus “ Hobo” as soon as the new Caldwell, not yet ten years old, from new shades, also dimities in U'OUND. an article in Rangeley village. Any Yet they play an important part in x one claiming and proving said property can plan, which has been suggested by the her office in the Cooper building. Shi such a plant. all colors. have the same by paying for advertising. Ad­ also enters into contracts wiiu theatri­ dress, James W. Haines, Rangeley, Maine. chairman of the board of pi ison in­ In a washing machine are washed New ginghams at 6c, 8c, spectors, has been adopted. The plan cal men for moving wagonloads oj daily all the aprons and all the 10c and 12c per yard. TpOR SALE—Ten or a dozen Shannon files with stage settings, and makes satisfactorj x indexes and packing cases. Good as new. is this: That the county commissioners blouses worn by the workers employed New Galateas at 12c per arrangements with business men ami Price very low to close. J. W. Brackett Co.. authorize the building of a yard or in the manufacture of articles of gold. yard. Phillips. merchants for the handling of theii outbuilding for th e. prisoners to work Then the water in which these things A large assortment of L 1 OR SALE—Twenty draft horses, all young, freight consignments. have been washed is piped to a room x sound, kind. Been used by myself the past in. As a matter of fact the inspector white goods in mercerized There is a sign on the office whicl; where the gold contained in it is ex­ winter. Some nice matched pairs. Overstocked, referred to says that the building or effects, Persian Lawns and must sell; prices right. E. E. Webber, Jay, reads: tracted and saved. Maine. Indian Muslins at all prices yard will eventually have to be built “J. A. Caldwell, Expressing and Particles of gold adhere to the hands "DRESS FOR SALE.—We have a half medium and therefore the quicker it is done the Transferring Co.” and faces of the workers in the pre­ from 8c to 50c per yard. x Universal Printing Press for sale. It is doing There should bs added to it: “Mark first-class work. We do not need it on account of better. This scheme will doubtless cious metal, and even get into their An entirely new line of having just put in a new two revolution. meet with the approval of a large ma­ Caldwell, general manager." But wrhik hair. Twice a day all the operatives Ladies’ Jackets at very rea­ J. W. Brackett Co., Phillips, Maine. jority of our citizens and may prove a wash their hands and faces; and the sonable prices, also Ladies’ J^OTICE—State Highway Commissioner Sar­ set back for the usual influx of tramps. water is, like that from the washing Ready Made Skirts, Wrap­ gent will be at the Court house in Farming- machine, piped to the extracting room. pers, Shirt Waists, and Cot­ ton on Tuesday, April tenth instant, at 1 o’clock Here there is installed a big filter, ton Shirt Waist Suits. in the forenoon, where he will be pleased to meet Farmington High School Notes. all citizens interested in improving our highways with its filtering section made of can­ and especially the selectmen and road commis­ Friday evening, March 16, the last vas, f.nd - resembling outwardly the sioners of the differerit towns of the county. league game of the Farmington High plaited section of a giant square con­ Arbo C. Norton, George D. Clark, chairman of County Commis­ school was played between the Wiltons certina, as it would look partly drawn sioners. 14-16 Broadway, and the High school in Music hall. out. All the water from the washing WANTED. Good work was manifest on both machine and from the -wash bowls in 1 the factory is forced through this fil­ Farmington, - Maine sides. The Farmingtons have picked f^OMPOSITORS wanted.—We want to hire one ter; and at regular intervals the fil­ v-/’ or two good type compositors. J. W. Brack- I up considerably on guarding and pass­ Agent for Butterick Pat­ ett Co. tering section is taken out and the terns. ing but are deficient in goal throwing. gold removed from it. UUANTED at once a reliable woman to do '' housework in a family of five. Miss Lura The score wras 4 to 28 in favor of the All the floors in the factory are cov­ B. Dennison. Phillips, Me., March 24, 1906. Wiltons. ered with tar paper, which catches \\JA N TED -B y Chicago wholesale and mail or- The Wilton academy girls played and holds all the gold particles that * ' der house, assistant manager (man or fall upon it. From time to time a woman) for this county and adjoining territory. against the Farmington High School Salary, #20 and expenses paid weekly; expense girls. Both teams were broken up con­ new paper covering is laid on the M. H. Blaisdell, money advanced. Work pleasant; position per­ floors, the old being burned for the manent. No investment or experience required. siderably. The Farmingtons having Spare time valuable. Write at once for full par­ lost one of their forwards and the cen- : gold contained in it. ticulars and enclose self addressed envelope, By these means there are saved in Superintendent, 132 Lake St., Chicago. tre was obliged to stop playing for the SHE HANDLES SOME OF THE LARGEST HAULING CONTRACTS. a factory thousands of dollars’ worth j last of the first half but nevertheless of gold that without such precautions FARMINGTON NEWS, I both teams did great work. The score the name is not there, at any horn would inevitably be lost. I was 5 to 2 in favor of the Wiltons. during the day you will find a wee bk (Special correspondence to M a in e W o o d sm an .) Although the Farmingtons have lost of a girl with all the business acumei F a r m i n g t o n , Mar. 27, 1906. | more games than they have won they of a Hetty Green ready to figure with New Livery, Feed and Boarding you on any proposition from delivering Miss Josie Roderick returned Satur­ 1 are not discouraged but feel all the Stable. your trunk at the depot to handling day from Skowhegan, after spending more anxious to do better next year. I am fully prepared to take care of boarding and | tons of freight. transient horses and can also furnish anything in several weeks with her brother. Their only coach has been Miss Vance, This great little child has acquired a fine double or single hitch. Please give my liv- j second assistant, and although much ery a trial. Mrs. Fred A. Robinson is visiting her all the details of an extensive and try­ W. C. YORK, Church St., credit is due to her faithful work a daughter, Grace, in Portland for a few ing business within a year, and foi Both Telephones. Farmington, Me. days. man is what the team needs to j the past six months has had the entire ! straighten out matters. They have j responsibility of its conduct. Lewis York, proprietor of York’s also been unfortunate in securing a hall j There is a sweet, childish modestj SLEIGHING IS FINE. Camps at Loon lake, was in town Fri­ Why not take a drive one of these to practice in and during thq,4ast week j when you attempt to get her to talh day. about herself, for she will tell you thai nice days? We can furnish you any ! have been obliged to practice evenings. | kind of a hitch you want. Misses Mildred Burbank rand Bertha she enjoys the responsibility placed or The final league game will be be­ FRANK AUSTIN, Farmington, Me. j Wade are spending a few days with her little shoulders,' ’J-.c. just mention tween the Livermore Falls High School j business and like a flash she will figure Telephone Connections. friends in Livermore. This is \yithout doubt, the leadirg J1.C0 boys and the Wilton Academy boys out her contract price on any proposi­ Mrs. W. H. Foss and daughter, Edith, boot Lold tbday. It is cut fixtn genuine some time in thfe near future in Farm- i tion submitted. New Up To Date Lunch Room. I Dongolttsitck, geeri solid soles aid leather left Friday for Portland. Mrs. Foss ington. It was this wonderful display of busi­ undersoles. The fit atufstyle of this boot returned Monday but Edith will spend Preparations are being planned for ness ability which prompted her father L e r o y E. W e e k s , Prop., Farmington. J is equal to a higher priced boot, and we her vacation with friends. tha^ Senior sociable to be given in High J. A. Caldwell, when he was offered 21 breakfasts. $3.00; 21 Dinners, $3.50; Suppers, can safely claim it to be the greatest value $3.00; regular meals by week, $3.00; regular meals and up to date.$1.50 [boot on the market. Edward W. Merrill left Monday for Schhol hall March 21. This will be tne a position with one of the railroads, t( turn the entire management of his ex and room byjweek, $4.00; meals and room by day. A good line of equally good trades in bet­ Lisbon Falls, where he has secured a last sociable given by the class of ’06 to ter grades of Eoots^ar djitces. Come and tensive transfer business over to this $1.00. invited members of the lower classes. see for yourself. position in A. W. Kei rstead’s drug little mite of a girl. .After an unusual­ store. ly heavy day this week he admitted Also Dry and Fancy Goods, Gent's, that its conduct had been more satis­ Furnishing?, etc., at lottcm.'prices. Miss Blanche Huart left Tuesday for The Real Danger. Dainty Birth Cards Lewiston, where she will spend her va­ factory than when he personally man­ “ Does your father ever say anything aged it. M. H. BLAISDELL, cation with her cousin, Mrs. J. A. Pou­ about my staying so late, darling?” Among many other things, we lin If you want to know more about this “ Whenever he mentions you, he re­ youngest business “ woman” in the print birth cards like diagram 12 BROADWAY, Rehearsals began last Wednesday for fers to you as the ‘gas bill.’ ” world just ask one of the husky driv­ below. the society minstrels which will be one “ Does that mean anything serious?” ers-who are in and out of the offic? FARMINGTON, [MAINE. evening’s entertainment at the May “ Not unless he slips down some obeying her orders. One said: fair. night and foots, the bill.”—Kansas “What, our manager? She is the Eastern Telephone'29-5. City Times. The last coffee party of the season best ever. I have never known her to was held in Drummond hall Friday make a mistake and I’ll bet a month’s Familiar Plea. pay she knows Denver better than any evening, where a large number enjoyed It was at the church fair. man, woman or child in it. Why, I’ve whist and dancing. “ Chances are $10 each,” said the been driving here for years, yet some­ Miss Lora Jennings is visiting friends pretty girl. 4 times I can’t locate a street. I just Olds Gasolene in Wilton. * The man was equal to the emer­ ask the boss and she can draw me a Miss Genevieve Harnden, who has gency. map of it with her eyes shut. On the small card is given the been wording for the Eastern Tele­ “ All I want is half a chance,” mur­ “ No, we drivers never figure on any­ baby’s name and date of birth; phone at this office the past winter, mured he.—Pittsburg Post. thing. She does it all. In fact, she on the large one, the parents’ Engines. has been trarisfered to Livermore. runs the whole -works.” name and residence. Mrs. J. C. Tarbox entertained a num- To Cure a Cold In One Day. Though her days are days of stren­ uous business life, the education of lit­ These cards are fastened to­ I have taken the Agency! for'O lds ber of her frieuds, Monday evening at Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Gasolene Engine and my experience druggists refund the mnnev if it fails to cure. W. tle Miss Caldwell is not being neglect­ gether with a bow of ribbon, put bridge whist. G. Groves signature is on each hex. 25c. into a small envelope, and pre­ with engines has convinced me that ed. Under the tutelage of her mother there are no better on the market. she Is far advanced in her studies and sent a very neat and dainty ap­ If you are in the market an en- is a skillful violinist. pearance. gine just drop in or dropfme|a card, and Prices $2.50 for fifty and after 1 am sure I can interest you. Even Women Grow Old. the first fifty 2c apiece. GUSHEE FURNITURE CO. She—Papa doesn’t want us to bt H. I. SPINNEY, married for ten years yet. But don’t J. W. BRACKETT CO., look so worried, George; you will stir PHILLIPS, - - - MAINE. We have just Deceived a car load of be young ten years from now. FARMINGTON, - MAINE. He—Yes. darling, but I wasa\ thini mg uf myself.—Le Hire. Telephone connections. CLUBBING OFFER. Chamber Sets Chiffoniers, Letter to A. L. Pratt & Co , Phillips, Maine. We have made arrangements NOTICE. Dear Sirs: It cost* two or three times whereby we can make the fol­ and Odd Dressers. as much to put paint on as to buy it. lowing offer: Dr. J.[R. KITTRIDGE, Dentist, A gallon of poor paint costs as much as The Tri-Weekly Tribune, $1.50 a gallon of good, for the work; and a WILL BE AT These goods were bought before the advance in price, Maine W oods and gallon of poor don’t go half as far. Maine W oodsman, 1 year, $1.50 Farmington, Feb. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 Poor paint lasts half or a third or a $3.00 and 17. and we shall give the people the benefit of the low prices quarter as long as good; and protects Our price, $2.25 Rangeley, Feb. 22, 23 and 24. as long as they last. wood and iron a half or a third or a Stratton, Feb.jj26. quarter as well as good. The Tribune Farmer, (weekly), $1.00 Eustis, Feb. 27. Freight paid to your Station. Do you buy good paint or poor? You Flagstaff, Feb. 28. don’t know any poor? Why, the rr.ar- Maine W oods and Maine W oodsman, lyear, $1.50 All operations pertaining to dentistry carefully ke+ D full of it! performed. Special attention given to preserving AlTDevoe agents have a state chem­ $2.50 the natural teeth. Teeth extracted without pain GUSHEE FURNITURE COMPANY, a specialty. Artificial work of all kinds promptly ist’s certificate which tells just what’s Our price, $2.25 and carefully done. Teeth extracted free when plates are made. All work warranted. Satisfac­ in Pevoe. The Tri-Weekly*Tribune, $1.50 tion guaranteed. . House Furnishers and Undertakers, Go by the name: the one name: De- The Tribune Farmer, $1.00 Telephone connections by the Dirigo. voe lead-and-zinc. Maine W oods and * 31 and 33 Adam’s Block, Main Street, Yours truly, Maine W oodsman, 1 year, $1.50 F. W. Devoe & Co. • $4.00 75 DANA 0. COOLIDGE, Our price, $2.75 Farmington, - - - Maine. P. S. W. A. D. Cragin, Phillips; Neal, Oakes & Quimby, Rangeley and Address, Licensed Auctioneer, L. L. Mitchell, Kingfield, sell our MAINE WOODSMAN, Telephone Connections. painv. Phillips, - Maine. 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It was a merry crowd of young folks Mr. Nathan Burbank of New Port­ that met with Harry Chandler Wednes­ land attended the mock trial at the up­ day night, a week, and played progres­ per village Saturday. Telephone Connections. sive whist. Five tables were filled and Mrs. Wm. H. Blethen and Miss a very enjoyable evening was spent by Florence attended the mock trial at the all. Those present were: Floyd and Grange hall. Glidden Parker, Conrad Wilbur, Cecil Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Allen of Strong Harnden, Ralph Cragin, Ivan Harlow, were in town Satui’day. Scott Brackett, Harold Hoyt, Rinaldo The weather was especially good Sat­ Brann, Misses Mi iam Brackett, Annie urday and the streets wei’e alive with Cotton Dress Goods. Bean, Gladys Dutton, Lucille Stevens, teams in the afternoon, driving for Ruth Austin, Mildred Mahoney, Mollie pleasure. and Mildred Hescock, Edna True and Several people from out of town at­ The real popular thing is Cotton Dress Goods. Evelyn Sweetser. During the evening tended the mock trial given by the A refreshments of mousse, cake and Grange at the upper village Saturday. These goods include Bates Gingham, Lustre Sat- fancy cookies were served. Maine W oodsman has received a The Misses Stevens of Strong were copy of the Joliet Illinois Herald which in to .vn Saturday. contains a fine account of the Illinois ines, Scotch Zephyrs, Indian Head Lawns, Crepe Mr. and Mrs. Ossian Gilman of Match Company’s new match plant, Strong were callers in town Saturday. which is due to begin operations April Chiffon, Palmer Suitings and White Goods. Several candidates were initiated into 1. Four months ago this plant burned to the gi’ound but has since been rebuilt Rain Coat the mysteries of the Rebekah degree Prices 12 l-2c, 15c, 19c, 20c and 25c a yard. Friday evening. in the above length of time. Nev Mr. C. P. Leod, foreman of section 5, machines have been installed and a car­ Rangeley, and J. A. Fx-aser, Jr , load of matches a day is the result. watchman, have returned from a trip B. G. Vaughn, the superintendent of G. B. SEDGELEY. to Boston. the factory, is the inventor of the new affords protection Robert McMullen spent Sunday with match machine that is turning out his parents at Kingfield. matches at such a tremendous rate of Mrs. Lionel T. Allen of Strong at­ speed. in wet weather. tended Rebekah meeting Friday even­ Maine WoodSMAN has i*eceived from ing. the Foster Manufactui'ing Co of Dix- N. W. Parker, engineer on the Phil­ field, manufacturers of wood tooth­ lips & Rangeley freight train is on a picks, a fine photograph of their new vacation. mill. Thanks. It also serves as Mrs. F. H. Wilbur was called to There is a notice posted for a meet­ DRUGS AND MEDICINES DRUGS AND MEDICINES ing asking the privilege of incorporat­ Portland Tuesday by the serious ill­ ing the Phillips Congregational Church. ness of her father Mr. John Church, a good summer Miss Blanche Kenniscon has started a who it is feared may have appendicitis. fine window garden at the Phillips & The King’s Daughters will pi’esent Rangeley Railroad office. the “ Musical Bouquet” in the near fu­ overcoat. It pays The M. E. Church has used about five ture. The Best and Strongest cords of wood for heating pui'poses this On Wednesday evening April 4, a winter against eight cords ordinarily regular meeting of Sherburne Chapter, to buy a good rian used. All this owing to mild weather. No. 117, 0. E. S., will be held. The Household Ammonia Hon. N. P. Noble, who has been con- d 'gree will be conferred on several can­ fied to the house with a severe cold, didates and refreshments will be served. Can be found at coat. was able to be on the streets Saturday It is hoped that all members will make for the first time. a special effort to be present. .CRAGIN’S. i Mr. W. D. Buchanan, who runs a Remember the regular meeting of n______portable mill in this town was in this Sherburne Chapter, 0. E S., next office Satui’day and subscribed for Wednesday evening, April 4, at 7. 30 Did you ever use the Elegant Good Rain Coats Maine W oods and Woodsman. Mr. o ’clock. Buchanan is living in a “ hovel” on the Miss Lucille Stevens of Farmington Badger place, where the mill is at was in Phillips Wednesday night and Violet Ammonia cost $10.00, $12.00 present located, that was constructed attended the whist party given by % in exactly one hour by five men. Harry Chandler. You can find only at It was built near the big /pile 1 of saw­ Mrs. Flora Carr Pease spent Sunday and $15.00 at the dust, which was suffered to fall on the with her aunt Mrs. D. L Dennison in roof, thus making the place cold proof. Avon. Mrs. Dennison has improved CRAGIN’S. • A very unique idea and a good example in health quite a little since her serious Clothing Store. o f Mr. Buchanan’s ingenuity. illness What about the Mr. Walter G. Durrell of Strong was Maine W oodsman offers permanent in town Saturday. situations for type compositors. Mr. and Mrs. Elford Winslow of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Haley of Range- Violet Witch Hazel? Strong were callers here the latter part ley were in Phillips last Friday going We sell Mackin­ of last week. home from St. Petersburg, Fla., where Did you ever try it ? It can be had in pint Mr. Lee Daggett, Strong, called here they spent the winter with Mrs. Saturday of last week, Haley’s sister, Mrs. J. Lewis Houle, bottles for only 25c at toshes, Rubber Mi*, and Mrs. Lincoln Worthley of ! nes Annie Hescock, formerly of Wilton. Strong visited friends in town Satui*day Mr. Houle has a nice business as a pav­ C R A G I N ’S. ■of last week. ing contractor. Mi*. Haley found the Coats, Oil Clothing, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luce of Strong country very ' strange and interesting. attended the all day Grange session at He saw a negro shot to death by a mob If you have some stomach trouble or your Phillips Satui’day. for stabbing a white man. After en­ Hats, and Umbrel­ Miss Clare Knov, Icon of Strong at­ tering the jail and snooting the negro food hurts you try a box of tended the Grange meeting at Phillips they cut his head off with an axe. He Saturday. called on Vet Thompson at Jacksonville. las. Miss Lila Allen of Str. ng is now set­ Mr. Thompson is now superintendent Dyspepsia Tablets ting type in this office. of a draw bx*idge aci*oss the St. John's river. Mr. Haley missed his u.-oxal for 25 cents at b iked beans but he got plenty of pork Remember u s ACHED IN EVERY BONE. from “ razor backs,” the appropriate CRAGIN’S. * ; name by which the southern hogs are ikno^vn. He says there is plenty of Chicago Society Woman Who Was So when y o u g e t Sick She Could Not Sleep or Eat, j their pork in that county known as [Yy*pcn The new disenfectant, deodorant and Cured by Doan’s Kidney Pills. “ white bacon.” The grape fruit and x v l G oU germicide, purifier and cleaner. Every­ body should have it. The price is only 25c for a When a woman’s kidneys go wrong, oranges trees were in bloom when he caught in an April her back gives out and every little task left and the w eather was very warm. half pint bottle. Kreso Dip can be used for mange becomes a bui-den. She is tired, nervous, Mr. Frank P. Thompson of Andover, or insects on dogs, horses, cattle and sheep, and is sleepless, run down—suffers daily from superintendent of the woods operations always effective. For sale by shower. backache, heahaches, dizzy spells, and for the International Paper Co., was in bearing-down pains. Phillips last week. Don’t worry over imagined “female The young ladies sewing club met W. A. D. CRAGIN, troubles.” Cure the kidneys and you will Friday afternoon with Miss. Ruth Aus­ be well. Read how to find the cure. tin. The following misses were pres­ Corner Store, No. 1 Beal Block, Marion Knight, of 33 N. Ashland Ave., ent: Molly Hescock, Viriam Brackett, Chicago, 111., member of the Chicago Main Street, Phillips, Maine, Fedei-ation of Musicians and a well-known Edna True, Annie Bean, Fern Voter, club woman, says: “ This winter when I Gladys Dutton. A vex*y pleasant and started to use profitable afternoon was spent by all. Doan’s Kidney Mr. J. Lewis York of Rangeley was D. F. HOYT Pills I ached in in Philiips last week. every bone and Frank B. Pillsbury of Madrid who h a d in tense owns the H. A. Dunham farm thinks pains in the kid­ he has quite a smart flock of sheep. Spruce' Lumber Propositions neys and pel­ He has been weighing the lambs as vic organs. The & CO., urine was thick they came along this spring. Up to and cloudy, and last Saturday he had 18 lambs in all. For Sale. to Print I could barely Two of the lot weighed when born, 13 eat enough to pounds each, one weighed 131 2 pounds Ready for Immediate Ship­ come to the customer in various live. I felt a and another weighed 161-4. One pair forms. There are plenty of firms No. 5 Beal Block, change for the of twins weighed 231-4 and one pair ment. that send out circulars offering a better within a 241-4 pounds. “ leader,” and make up when week. The second week I began eating they get the customer “ hooked.” heartily. I began to improve generally, Boards, (rough and planed,) We have done a great deal of and before «seven weeks had passed I Phillips, Maine. was well. I had spent hundi’eds of dol­ A Scientific Wonder. Scantling, Lath, Plank printing and we now have an outfit that can be excelled by few lars for medicine that did not help me, The cures that stand to its credit and Dimension. but $6 worth of Doan’s Kidney Pills re­ make Bucklen’s Arnica Salve a scien­ in the state. We print anything, stored me to perfect health.” tific wonder. It cured E. R. Mulford, from Bonds to Visiting Cards. lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry, Special orders solicited. A FREE TRIAL of this great kidney Waynesboro, Pa., of a distressing case Agency for the Universal medicine which cured Miss Knight will of Piles. It heals the worst Burns, J. W. BRACKETT CO., be mailed on application to auy part of S''res. Boil«, Ulcers, Cuts, Wounds, F. A. CROSSMAN, the United States. Address Foster-Mil- Chilblains and Salt Rheum. Only 25c Steam Laundry. burn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Sold by all jt W. A. D. Cragin’s, Phillip-, ai d Salem, - Maine. Phillips, - Maine dealers; price, fifty cents per box. Ch xrles E. Dyer’s, Strong, drug stores. MAINE WOODSMAN, PHILLIPS, MAINE, MARCH 30, 1906.

DOWN IN STRONG. Elbert Baker has returned from a inspiring stains of Dyer’s orchestra. ..ors I MOlliers 1 1 Motliers 111 short visit to Portland and vicinity. Several people were present from out .:s. AVinslow’s Soothing Sytujp has been used rover I1'! FTY Y EARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS Mrs. Burton Dickey was in Farm­ of town and all report an unusually [Special Corx-espondence to M a in e W o o d sm a n .] or tlielr CHILDREN while TEETHING, with f ER­ ington Friday. pleasant evening. L' ECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFT COAL! Strong, Mar. 27, 1906, L'.NS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND Master Wallace Welch of Farming- COLIC, and is the best remedy for DLARRIICEA. David Moores has been in very poor ton is visiting his mother, Mrs. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be so re South Strong. md ask for “ Mrs. AYinslow's Soothing Syrup,” ant health the past week threatened with Mellissa Welch. Jake no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Wholesale and Retail. pneumonia. Mrs. Lillian Porter was in Portland Owing to the illness of several Nelson Walker was in Farmington last week on business. members the meeting of the F. M. D. Leave your orders early for C., which was appointed for Thursday Thursday. Miss Emma Dickey was home from Phillips People Attention ! next winter’s supply. For prices evening. March 15, at the home of Fred Carr who has been at work in Dixfield over Sunday. apply to We do the best of work, our ser­ Vermont arrived home last week to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Clark was post­ Mrs. Nellie Ross has gone to Liver­ vice is prompt and we solicit your BEAL & McLEARY, visit his mother, Mrs. C. W. Carr, poned one week when a box supper more Falls to care for her sister, will be held. patronage. Hammond Richardson is visiting Mrs. H ink ley. Office at Phillips Station. T. S. Flint who has had charge of Mr. Willis Hardy our local agent relatives and friends in Brunswick and Mrs. W. A. Bradford was a recent his brother’s lumber crew this winter in your town, will take personal Portland. AGENTS: caller in Farmington. has returned to his home in Bethel. care of your orders. Mrs. W. A. Bradford has sold out Frank Mendall of Salem was in town Mr. Flint took back with him four We are putting out the best work J. A. Russell & Co., Rangeley. her millinery business to E. W. Loring. j Saturday. gray squirrels as pets for his grand­ ever done at the C. B. Richardson, Strong. She will work for him in his store. Miss Cora Small spent the evening children. L. L. Mitchell, Kingfield. Llewllyn Fairbanks of Phillips at Farmington Thursday with Miss The two Frenchmen employed by F r a n k l i n S t e a m L a u n d r y , called on his sister, Mrs. F. A. Dow Helen Tucker. F. A. Flint this winter have returned Farmington, Maine. Thursday. Mrs. W. H Conant and three to their home in Lewiston. Misses Hermia Beal and Laura Luce children are visiting relatives in Iowa Mrs. E. L. Johnson entertained 13 5000 CORDS were in Farmington recently. City, Iowa. lady friends on March 13th each of It is not our intention to re­ Mrs. Fred Fogg of Springfield, Mass, whom considered that she belonged to commend that to day, March 1, OF PEELED visited her daughters, the Misses STRONG. a lucky number and the date had no the people of this vicinity begin Foggs one day last week. hoodoo either. Mr. Johnson en­ to plow. But we do want to im­ New Goods for the Spring Mrs. Dora Gilkey was the guest of tertained some of the escorts and the press upon them the fact that her brother, W. S. Dodge at Salem a PULP WOOD of 1906 Junior Johnsons looked after the when they do plow, they will do few days last week. pleasure of numerous young friends. well to use the are now arriving every week. Ladies Evelyn the little daughter of Mr. are invited to call whether they wish to A fine treat was served. buy or not.' and Mrs. A. C. Robbins has been very Geo. Clark and family of Wilton Arlington and WANTED. L. G. HUNTER & CO., sick for the past few days. have been visiting his parents, Mr. Strong, . . . Maine. Celia Jennings of Farmington is the and Mrs. D. E. Clark. Yankee Plows. On lipe of Sandy River, Frank­ guest of Blanche Dickey. Grange members who did not attend We recommed these plows and sell lin & Megantic, Phillips & Range- “ Music Hath Charms” Mrs. Nelson Walker has been sick the recent Pomona meeting at Range- to our customers, because we know they will not be disappointed in them. ley and Eustis Railroads. etc., and what is better for its production than an this week with the grip. ley missed a good thing. Edison Phonograph? I have them from $10.00 to $50.00. Song, dance and instrumental records Miss Ella Hathaway has returned StinchfielJ Brothers of Phillips have RIDEOUT BROS., For prices and other informa­ for 35c each. to her home in Phillips. Send for list .of January records. been sawing wood in this vicinity with Upper Village, - Phillips. tion apply to Vincent Pottle of Farmington was J. H. BELL, Agt., Box 57, Strong. their gasoline engine this week. A. W. M c L e a r y , Phillips. North Eastern Telephone. the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cook of Avon Daggett over Sunday. were guests in town recently. « Carriage Repairing C. V. STARBIRD, John Gilkey of Farmington was in Carroll Sprague has finished work , “ Procrastination” Strong, - - Maine, town Saturday. at W. H. and Henry Hunters and re­ Why not prepare for wheeling Miss Stella Hutchins has finished j Is the thief of time, but it’s more kinds MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN turned to his home in Farmington. while there is yet time? I of a thief than if it has to do with ad- work for Miss Anna Hunter and has Building Lumber, Kiln Dried Hard­ Howard Moore has finished hauling If you will bring me your ! vertising in the Maine W oodsman. wood Flooring, Sheathing, Mouldings, returned to her home in Phillips. his father’s birch. One load -scaled a wagon or carriage work now it I goes right down into your till and takes Shingles and Long Clapboards. Give Norman Stiles of West Roxbury, cord and a half. will receive careful attention ; the dollar's out. And the longer it op­ my Clapboards a try. Mass., was the guest of Miss June erates against you the more you suffer and will be ready when you want | for all the while the other fellow is get- EGGS FOR HATCHING. Harlow over ^Sunday. it in the spring. Prices always i ting a strorger hold on the trade you I am prepared to furnish eggs for hatching Mrs. Florence Jackman is home CULTERATIONS IN GERMAN reasonable. j want. Have you given this matter the from t ie Barred Rock, Rhode Island Reds and from Auburn for a few days. I consideration it deserves? White Wyandots at 50c per setting. I have taken great pains to have my fowls in good condition Miss Helen Tucker of Farmington Fruits Are Contaminated and T. R. WING, Phillips, Me. M a in e W o o d s m a n . for the coming season, and eggs are proving very Acids Abound in Many Ar­ ferti’e. was the guest of Vera Fogg the first ticles of Diet. E. F. VERRILL, - Strong, Maine. of the week. Charles Sharkey was home from Telephone Connections. According to a report made to the NO MAN STRONGER THAN HIS STOMACH. Wilton, over Sunday. state department, Dr. H. Matthes, di­ I have purchased the Millin­ The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. F. O. rector of the bureau office for examin­ The celebrated Dr. Abernethy of | Medicine, Dr. Hobart A. Hare, of Welch, Wednesday afternoon March London was firmly of the ooinion that i tin University of Pa.; Prof. Laurence ing foods of the University of Jena, Johnson, M. D., Medical Dept., Uni­ ery and Fancy Goods 21. The meeting was called to order by disorders of the stomach were the most | eas published a statement relating to prolific source of human ailments in versity of N. Y .; Prof. Edwin M. Hale, Business the vice-president, Mrs. Reliance Dag­ the articles most frequently adulter­ general. A recent medical writer says M. D., Professor of Materia Medica of Mrs. W. R. Vining of Strong and gett. Scripture reading by the hos­ ated. According to this statement, "every feeling, emotion and affection in the Hahnemann Meflical College, have added a new first-class, lip to date tess, repeating of the Lord’s P-ayer in j 520 samples were examined in 1903 reports at the stomach (through the Chicago, and many others, as reme­ stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods of Rud 1,369 in 1904. This number did system of nerves) and the stomach is dies for indigestion and dyspepsia, concert. There were present thirteen affected accordingly. It is the vital torpid liver as well as for bronchial, all kinds. My new stock will be tastily 1 idies, one little girl and two babies. not include 116 samples of milk, which arranged for inspection of the public center of the body ****.” He throat and lung affections, as will be Very interesting articles were read by were found to contain a very high per­ continues, "so we may be said to live seen from reading a little booklet! and I will open the store on April 2. centage of dirt. A special invitation is extended to the following ladies: by (and he might well have said through) recently compiled by Dr. It. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., who will send the the public to call on that date and all Waltham Watch Works Mrs. Lida Mitchell It was found that apricots contained the stomach.” He goes on to show that same on request, by pqstal card or future dates when they are in need of became a Christian sulphurous acid; effervescent lemon­ the stomach is the vital center of the How Mr. Torrey letter, to any address, free. This little any goods in my line. Mrs. Ada Daggett ades did not contain a trace of pure body. He says "the function of di­ gestion in its- several stages is to pre­ booklet tells of what Dr. Pierce’s cele­ The Appostolic Class Meeting fruit juices; butter contained too little Mrs. J. C. T e r r i l l , Strong, Me. brated medicines are made, and gives Mrs. Arzilla Walker pare the food in forms which are suita- fat and too much water; so-called bak­ able to be added to the structure,” the properties and uses of each and The articles read were very helpful. ing powder consisted of oleomargar­ meaning the structure of our bodies. every ingredient entering into their Anything you want in Adjourned to meet again in two weeks. ine; egg noodles contained no yolk of He continues, "every physical action composition. Write Doctor Pierce, as Linwood Foster was in Farmington, eggs, or at least very small quantities; from simple breathing, thinking and above and receive it by return post. Saturday. huckleberry juice was j spoiled com­ circulating of the blood to the most Queen’s root, or Stillingia, is an in­ gredient entering into the " Golden pletely; raspberry juice was greatly active bodily exertion wears out por­ WALL PAPER Mrs. W. A. Bradford is in Boston tions of the structure (of our bodies) Medical D is c o v e r y ” highly recom­ buying millinery goods for E. W. diluted, and some samples contained and they become dead and so require mended by several of the above men­ Loring. ^ glucose and coal far dyestuffs; mince­ to be taken away speedily. Much of tioned authorises for the cure of chronic We meet anybodys prices. meat contained sulphurous acid; Jesse Phillips has a very pretty twc- the food which we take, and especially or lingering bronchial, throat and lung- ground mace contained flour, ground when unwholesome or in excess, adds affections, public speaker’s sore throat year-old colt called Ginger, which toasted bread, Bombay mace and nut­ to the waste material, and when it has attended with hoarseness, dry, rasping he has been breaking this winter. meg; marmalades were mixed glu­ undergone chemical changes it is still cough and kindred affections. Not Pleasant afternoons, after his days mure mischievous.” Then he goes on only is Queen’s root specific in its cura­ C. E . DYER, cose and colored with coal-tar dyes; tive action in all these affections, but wrork, he a.,d his son Frank may be to the effect that the nervous system | miik was watered, skimmed and often prompts every part of the circulating in " Golden Medical Discovery ” it is- seen riding through the streets exercis­ very dirty; pepper 1 contained lime, STRONG, - - MAINE. system. He says "it gives.its message greatly assisted by the combination with ing this colt. sand and a good deal of the shell; every moment to the iniinate number it of Golden Shal root, Stone root, Black Harry “Allen and William Andrews of sausages contained dour, boraeic acid of glands and follicles to unload them­ Cherrybark and Bloodroot, with which it is blended in just the right, propor­ Dixfield were in town, Monday. and coloring matter; preserving salts selves of waste material so that the contained sulphurous, boracic, flouric current of blood may carry it away.” tion. Pure, triple refined glycerine Free to all our Subscribers! Mrs. F. C. Watson has returned to " When these two processes of nutri­ also greatly enhances the effectiveness her home in Portland. and benzoic acids, etc. tion and excretion are thus carried on of all these agents in the cure of chronic Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Will and The report complains of the indif­ with equal assiduity we are in health, and-lingering coughs, being a valuable ference shown by the masses regard­ demulcent, also antiseptic, and a nutri­ daughter of Pniltips, visited friends but when this equilibrium does not The Great ing purity and reliability of articles exist there comes disorder and disease. tive of great value, especially useful in in town, Sunday. of food, and the custom which prevails The common form of such derange­ all wasting diseases, as in incipient con­ Mrs. C. II. Pease, Mrs. W. H. Bleth- iu large cities of having the examina­ ment is indigestion or dyspepsia. The sumption and other scrofulous; affec­ en and daughter, Florence, attended function of nutrition is interrupted tions. "Golden Medical Discovery” is American tions of such articles made by persons and all the operations which depend a sovereign remedy in all catarrhal the Grange entertainment at Phillips, not experts upon it go wrong. Under these condi­ affections, whether affecting the basal Saturday. tions it has a way of appearing in passages, the stomach, bowels or pelvic Mrs L. A. Carll of Auburn is visiting other types of disorder. Many of these organs and the reason why will be Farmer, her mother, Mrs. Roxie Vining. often mislead physicians. Other parts learned by reading the little booklet of the organism are likely to be in­ noted above. Send, for it now. Indianapolis, Ind. The lead­ The Cottage Prayer meeting was volved, and we may find consumption, In chronic catarrh of the nasal pas­ ing^ agricultural journal of the held at the home of Mrs. Fuller Smith, kidney complaint, hepatic (liver) dis­ sages, it is important that while taking nation, edited by an able corps Tuesday evening. F o r C o u g h s orders, hysteria and even mental the "Golden Medical Discovery” as the Monday evening, by the kindness of alienation (derangement).” He says most effective constitutional treatment of writers. This valuable jour­ " it may be observed that deranged for this terribly distressing and most nal, in addition to the logical L. A. Worthley. the Wide-a-wake club persons have a woe-be-gone expres- obstinate affection that the nasal pas­ treatment of all agricultural sub­ spent a very enjoyable evening with - sion, offensive breath, irregular actiqn sages should be cleansed two or three jects will also discuss the great his daughter, Lida, at her home. The and C o ld s of the bowels, hallucinations and other times a day by the free use of Dr. evening was spent in playing games like conditions of dyspepsia.” Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, used accord­ issues of the day, thereby add­ The foregoing is no doubt a rational ing to the directions which accompany and listening to music by all and a few ing zest to its columns and giv­ There is a remedy over sixty view of the sad havoc worked in the the same. ing the farmer something to pieces wei’e sung by Norman and Clif­ human system by indigestion and dys­ Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure ford Worthley, which were very pretty. years old — Ayer’s Cherry pepsia, torpid liver and kindred de­ biliousness, sick and bilious headache, think about aside from the every dizziness, costiveness, or constipalion Refreshments of assorted cake and ice­ rangements, which are generally asso­ day humdrum of routine duties. Pectoral. Of course you have ciated with or followed by many other of the bowels, loss of appetite, coated Within the next thirty days we cream were served in the dining-room. heard of improbably have used diseases of diverse appearance, but all tongue, sour stomach, windy belch- offer two for the price of one. The club broke up at a very late hour, depending upon the weak and dis­ ings, "heartburn,” pain and distress having spent one Qf the best evenings it. Once in the family, it stays; ordered stomach. Cure the stomach after eating, and kindred derangements M a in e W o o d s and the one household remedy for weakness and you cure all these dis­ of the liver, stomach and bowels. Per­ of the season. sons subject to any of these troubles M a in e W o o d s m a n , eases and derangements. Augustus, the little son of C. B. coughs and hard colds on the For weak stomachs and the conse­ should never be without a vial of the The leading county papers and Richardson has been very sick the past Chest. Askyourdoctoraboutit. quent indigestion or dyspepsia, and "Pleasant Pellets” at hand. Put up in tiie multitude of various diseases which glass vials, tightly corked, therefore T h e A m e r ic a n F a r m e r few days, but is better at this writing. **< h»ve had pneumonia three times, and A w '* Cherry Pee.toral has brought me safely result therefrom, no medicine can be always fresh and reliable. One little all for $2.C0. This unparalleled Fred Carr and his mother, Mrs. (J. iwronga each tune. I have lust recovered better suited as a curative agent than "Pellet”-is. a laxative, two are cathar­ W. Carr, visitid relatives in Phillips my last Attack, aged sixty-seven. No offer is made to all new sub­ wiMde; I praise it." — E. V. H iggins, Stevens Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov­ tic. They regulate, invigorate and scribers, and all old ones who Monday. ery. The Golden Seal root, Stone root, cleanse the liver, stomach and bowels. Mandrake root and Black Cherry- Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Ernest Taylor is unable to work i XLmae by J. 0. Ayer Co., Lowell, pay up all arrears and renew bark are all recommended by such Adviser, in plain English; or, Medidine the corn shop on account of sickne1 s. Alao manujbcturers o f within thirty days. Sample cop­ 9 SARSAPAESLU. eminent authorities as Dr. Bartholow, Simplified, 1008 pages, over 700 illus­ ies free. Address, A “ lumberman’s ball” was given i, PILLS. of Jefferson Medical College; Prof. trations, paper-bound, sent for 21 one- B ll’s hall, Saturday evening and ; ijers HAIB VKKdt John King, author of the " A m e r ic a n cent stamps, the cost of mailing only. MAINE WOODSMAN, A Cloth-bound ten stamps more, 31 in goodly number were present and D ispensatory ” ; Prof. John M. Scud- Phillips, Maine. Aymt'n Pills increase the activity of der, late of Cincinnati; Dr. William all. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf­ danced until nearly 12 o’clock to tLu the ItaM’, and thus aid recovery. Paine, author of Paine’s Epitomy of falo, N. Y.

_ MAINE WOODSMAN,*' PHILLIPS, MAINE, MARCH 30, 1906.

Phillips and Vicinity. Phillips and Vicinity* Phillips and Vicinity. Franklin Employment Bureau Great All unpaid State, County and Town “ Where some of them go,” an Rev. J. B. Ranger, former pastor of and Real Estate Agency. taxes in the town of Phillips for the interesting article by “ Nemo” will be Free Baptist churci in Phillips, who year 1905, committed to me for collec­ printed next week. is now located at Springvale, has sent Office at The Willows. George L. Slaughter tion, together with interest at 6 per Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hough and some of h s Phillips friends a calendar ^akin is agent for Life, Accident and ce it per annum from Jan. 1, 1906, will Vinton spent Sunday in Phillips. with a picture of his church and himself Sickness Insurance. be placed in the hands of an attorney Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burns of Wash­ on it. There is also a branch office of the Mercantile for collection, April 2, 1906. ington, D. C., were in Phillips over There will be a competitive examina­ Collection Agency at the same place. Sale. C. E. Cragin, Collector. Sunday guests at Mrs. Fred Master- tion fcr the appointment of a cadet to All slaims left at this office will receive prompt Mrs. Chas Hinkley of Sandy River man’s. the United States Naval academy from attention. Ladies’ 25c Fleeced Lined Plantation has been a patient of Dr. H. H. F. Beedy, Esq., has been confined the Second district of Maine before a B. Palmer at his office in Farmington to his home by illness the past week. committee consisting of Prof. William GEO. L. LAKIN,' Phillips, Maine. Hosiery. where she withstood quite a serious Mrs. Theresa Lioby of Belgrade T Foster, Brunswick; Prof. William operation. The operation was success­ Lakes has recently been visiting her G. Mallett, Farmington and Dr. Wil­ ful, however and Mrs. Hinkley is doing nephew, Mr. H. B. Austin. liam Langdon Haskell of Lewiston a( Willis Hardy, well. People who spend good money for the office of Dr. Haskell in Lewiston at M. W. Harden has been located in newspaper advertising should remem­ 9 o ’clock a. m., Friday, April 6, 1906. Grange Store, his present barber shop 31 years and he ber that it is a great advantage to them The candidate getting the highest rec­ has been in the business in Phillips for to change the reading matter frequent­ ord in the examination will receive the Phillips, - - Maine. 36 years. For fifteen years he did not ly- appointment and alternates will be se­ take an hour of vacation, working Gentlemen’s day will be observed by lected in the order of their record. every day, every evening and every No. Franklin Grange April 7th, an all Sunday forenoon during that time. day’s session, picnic dinner. Eggs Wanted! For the 36 years he has had just four The gentlemen will entertain the Births. weeks of vacation excepting for sick­ ladies’ with the following program: Phillips. March 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A ness. This we consider quite a remark­ Music. Mahoney, a son. I have more demand for Farmington, March.18, to Mr. and Mrs. Archi­ able record and one that very few Reading C. E. Berry Eggs than I can satisfy at Reading Fred Morton bald C. Ross, a son. High Grade Movement. have equaled. Song G. L. Lakin Farmington, March 22. to Mr. and Mrs. . Merle the present time ; therefore News has been received of the recent Declamation A. J. Toothaker L. Hinkley, a daughter. Emery S. Bubier, Phillips, Me. death in Tacoma, Washington of H. J. Original poem James Morrison Farmington, March 21. to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. this is to notify the public C. Coburn, a son. G. Croswell a former resident of Farm- Reading A. D. Graffam F. J. Toothaker Horton, Wsat Virginia, March 23, to Mr. and that I will pay the very ington Falls. Mr. Croswell married i Reading Harold Worthley Mrs. John Wheeler, a son. (John Arthur) OAA A iTH it Hannah Robbins formerly of Phillips Declamation G. L. Lakin f v w WWW V ▼ W f W w ▼ w 7 wv w v # vQI highest prices for fresh eggs. a sister of the late D. M. Robbins of | Son» James Morrison Marriages. I want them at once. Reading C. N. French. YOU CAN DO IT St. Paul, Minn. Mr. Croswell w as Phillips, March 14, by Geo. Lakin, esq., Arthur Mrs. N. P Noble is ill in bed with a formerly in the flouring mdl business E. Savage and Miss Ella E. Welch, both of Phil­ YOURSELF. at Minneapolis and was at one time pre­ severe cold. lips. ' sident of the Millers Association of Mr. Archie Haley of Fairbanks is ■Make your old, worn N. E. WELLS, Minneapolis. He was a wealthy man. visiting his friend Daniel Miner. Deaths. Mrs. C. W. Miner has 150 hens Mrs. John Lovejoy went to Farming- Chesterville, March 25, Mrs. Elvira P. Gill, F u r n i t u r e , Phillips, Maine. ton Monday for the day. eggs in an incnoator which, if every­ aged, 63 years, 6 months, 14 days. Chesterville, March 22, Barbara Fern Nichols, Mr. E. L. Mathews, has a nice Vict­ thing goes according to programme, F l o o r s and will hatch out Saturday evening. ■aged 5 years, 6 months, 15 days. or talking machine and fifty records Kingfield, March 24, Joseph Myers, aged 81 which he will sell at a bargain. Quite a number are planning to witness years, 8 months. W o o d w o r k Dr. Don Harden of Brownville, for­ this interesting happening, by invita­ Kingfield, March 25, Frank R. Ward, aged 49 years, 1 month. Look like New merly of Phillips who is now employed tion. Supt. F. A. Lawton is taking his Phillips, March 27, infant son of Mr. and Mrs_ International by the Canadian and Pacific Railroad Charles A. Mahoney, Cost- nominal has some odd experiences. A short meals at Comfort Cottage. Mr. L. T. Hinds of Stratton visited time ago he was wired to take the Cut Flowers C A L L IJV Mr. Warren Hinds recently. train with the result that he^had to at­ And floral designs for weddings, receptions and we’H tell you about tend a woman and go through with her Miss Sadie Barden of Wilton has and funerals direct from the greenhouses of John Stock Foods Burr, flofist, Freeport. Maine. Flowers of any to Montreal where he left her at the visited friends in town. kind in their seas »n will be promptly furnished Mr. J. S. Mooney of the BeGin Mills and the best of their kind guaranteed in every Royal Victoria Hospital. At last ac­ case. Especial attention given to orders for counts mother and child were doing Company has been visiting friends in flowers of our own selection and elegant assort­ LHCPEIET town. ment given when so ordered. W. A. D. Cragin. For cattle, horses, well. the most wonderful home The Ladies Social Union will meet The lumbering operations at James brightener ever put upon hogs and poultry. Also Br wn’s camp on Sandy River planta­ with Mrs. Emma Greenwood next Tues­ Resolutions of Respect. the market. tion have been suspended for the win­ day afternoon at 2, p. m. Whereas, God in his infinite wisdom has seen fit garget cure and cow Mr. Marshall Flagg of Coplin has to call from our midst Brother Charles W. Carr, ter. Monday four men and twelve who died at his home in Strong, Maine, on^’Satur- FEE3-“ The Dainty Decorator” horses stopped at the Phillips Hotel for been a visitor in town. day, the tenth day of March, A. D., 1906, cure. Resolved, That in the death of Brother Carr A handsome 16 page Booklet. dinner, while on their way to Rumford Miss Lizzie Wilbur is working at t.h'3 lodge has lost a true and faithful member, Judge Lakin’*. his wife and children a kin i, loving husband and The Dairy Association Falls, where some of the men have fath rr and the public a quiet, upright citizen. Everybody that has a home their head-quarters. The cut of spruce F. B. conference will be held at the Resolved, That we, the members of Mt. Saddle­ vestry Saturday, 7. 30 p. m. back Lodge, No. 92, I. O. O. F., do hereby extend likes to have it look well outside goods include American on the Brown lot has been 2000,000 feet our sincere sympathy to the relatives of the de this winter. One) spruce tree was Mr. F. D. Bartlett of the Berlin Mills ceased in their bereavement and commend them and inside. Remember we have to the care and protection of him who ever feels Bag Balm. Horse Ton­ hauled in one d a y last week that Company arrived on the train Tuesday for those who weep. the kinds of Paint, Varnish, noon from Berlin, N. H. scaled, 1550 feet and was thirty five Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be Muresco, Stains, etc. to do all ic and Globber Salts. Mrs. J. F. Hilton is in Lewiston visit­ spread upon the records of the lodge and pub­ inches on the stump. It was hauled lished in Ma in e W oo d sm an , also a copy sent to this. Pattens Sun Proof Paint to the landing in one piece. ing friends. the wife of our late brother. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Barber were in G. W. Gr o v e r , ) Committee without question is the best paint At a^recent meeting of the Phillips W. S. To o t h a k e r , } on school committee, Hon. N. P. Noble town Monday, en route for Lewiston, C. N. F r e n ch , ' Resolutions. ,on the market. was chosen superintendent of schools Miss Bana Beal returned Tuesday 'fo r the ensuing year. from a visit to Oakland. Phillips Hardware Company, WILBUR & CO., The Augusta correspondent of the Old time books and papers were Stylish Suitings, brought into this office this week by Phillips, Maine. Bangor Commercial says: ‘ Officials at Phillips, Maine. the State House were much interested George Stewart. They included num­ Jacquard, Eolienne, in the announcement Friday that Prince bers of the Youth’s Companion, date of % Albert Sawyer, formerly of Phillips, 1830, several ancient tracts of the Veilings, Bagese, I HAVE A had been n ■nr.mated for mayor of Sioux American Bible society and a copys of the Maine Temperance Herald of 1836. City, Iowa, and the indications are that r /"'I j Large line of he will be elected. The issue in the An interesting collection, surely. New Pongee and compaign is gambling or no gambling The mail carriers and others who 25c Counter and Mr. Sawyer is running on the lat­ were obliged to drive over country Simile Soie. Chamber Suits, ter platform. Before he went west he roads Wednesday report them in a soft upon whirh is an excellent as­ was a Democrat but in the Blaine cam- condition, making “ hard travelling.” Ginghams at 6 1-2 cts this sortment of Agate Ware.] pign of 1884 he became a Republican. William C. Walker of Phillips aged 83 Some of the articles cost much He was deputy secretary of state under years who lives five miles out, walked week. Morris Chairs, more elsewhere. Anything on E. H. Gove in 1879. —Waterville Sen­ to the village last Tuesday morning and Dorothy Dodd Shoes. tinel. shook hands with a lot of his friends. the counter 25c. Dining Tables, Miss Louise Danico has returned to Mrs. Joseph Sweetser has a dwarf Mrs. Florence H. Wilbur, her home in$5tratton. rambler rose that has 24 blossoms on It is confidently expected that many one branch. Main St., Phillips, Maine. GEO. D. BANGS’S, strange and weird people will gather in Swing Chairs. Wi bur’s Hall on the evening of Mon­ Upper Village, day, Apr. 2. Dyer’s orchestra of CHAS. F. CHANDLER, Strong will furnish music for the mas­ Phillips, - - Maine. querade (yes, its a masked ball) and a Phillips, Maine. general good time is expected. Only Four Days A large attendance is desired at the next regular meeting of Mt. Saldle- dack Lodge, No. 92, I. O. O. F., held “ Put A Little SUNSHINE in Your Home" Tuesday evening, April 3, as business of much importance comes before the More meeting. Pitt M. Page, general agent for the Page Fence com sany was in town this in which to buy merchandise at cost or less. Don’t wait week and appointed L. G. Voter locjl agent. This will make Mr. Voter's until it is to late. sixth year. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Beginning Wed., March 28, Internati >na! and Dairy association, stock foods and remedies, Wilbur & Co. Paint, varnish, and Pattons sun and for the rest of the week, the store will be closed for proof paint, Phillips Hardware Co. Legal advertisements. stock taking. Rain coats, and waterproof clothing, D. F. Hoyt & Co. Household ammonia, witch hazel, J. J. HENNINGS, etc., W. A. D. Cragin. Arbo C. Nort n, Farmington. Draft horses for sale. Upper Village, SUN NE Finishes Resolutions of respect. transform dingy, cracked furniture. So rs and woodwork, into rich, House lelp wanted. attractive and useful art., 1 t :i beaut>f,q c o t Easilv applied. Notice by County commissioners. Phillips, Maine. For Sale by GEORGE D. BANGS. Phillips, Me.

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