fHEI I,l( VOLUME 73._ BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1901. NUMBER SI of General J. L. Contents To-Day’s Journal. Merrick of Waterville.... All Nations at OBITUARY. D. I). Coombs, the artist, of the Pan-American. PERSONAL. PERSONAL. PAGE 1. Auburn, Da^ who has finished the of Id just portraits the Week.. Home Week...An Ac- Senator aud Mrs. H. W. Mrs. Margaret Frost spent last Sunday in >. aill...Columbia Defeats Constitution. Frye Congressman Dingley The' ecent and very sudden death of Fred Pitcher went to Orland yes- at the for the State House at has re Rockland. mi-'-Day Pan-American..Belfast Augusta, At a joint of the Main Fuller of Unity, which occurred at terday for a few days. ia port. Launch of Battleship Maine.. ceived an order from Mrs. Thomas Has- meeting Exposition the aside from officials and the evening, pyro- his home r'ter an illness of 0. E. Janies Pendleton and bride arrived home Committee.. Obituary.. Personal. kell for Midway concessionaries July 16th, Frost returned Sunday morning ;of Portland a portrait of her rectinics, which will go up continuously from page 2. Saturday afternoon, July 20, in the Ser- nom twelve days is mourned the whole com-, from a business to Boston. Tuesday Boston. husband, the late Judge Haskell, which various points about the grounds, by trip ;i>t Magazines..Fair North Haven.. vice Building, it was to hold a in which he as will be in the rotunda of the State arranged spectacular bal’ets and dances the munity lived a personal Mrs. Belle went Miss Sally Durham arrived home from Library.. Ep worth League Conven- put great carnival at the by Sprague to Hampden fire was day Pan-American women of all will take in bereavement. The deceased was the oldest last Boston Capitol.Saturday afternoon, on which rations place Thursday for a short visit. Sunday morning. discovered on unprecedented revelry shall the of son of page 3. the roof of the passenger basin of the Court Fountains. Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Fuller, and was F. reign from morning until No A Miss Hattie Clement of Rockland is a Mrs. M. Staples went to South Hancock of France..How to Clean at An alarm was midnight. platform will be erected awash with 28 Regency depot Winthrop. other has ever years, 10 months and 13 days old at the Father of Flowers and Trees..The Exposition attempted or the guest of Miss Ada E. Larrabee. Tuesday for a short visit. given and the hose company quickly surface of the water, and this, time of bis death. Butterfly Camden’s Valuation. dared to attempt anything of the kind. Mr. Fuller was one of responded, but before they reached the together with electrical and Irving C. Ludwick of was Mrs. Susan A. Morrison went to page 4. It will be the event special the well known and London, Eng, Bangor scene the greatest gala the calcium widely popular young fire had been extinguished. effects, will afford a sight of at the Revere House 24th. yesterday for a week or more. history of exhibitions (has recorded. men of He was a July c.ilke'-'s Harbor. A Farewell to The fire was supposed to have caught beauty never before witnessed. All Unity. genial friend to anu Boats..An Ideal in the Compared with it a combination of H. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Day a from a The the day there will the Mid- every one, a favorite among his neighbors Harry Stoney of Cambridgeport, Payson of Camden \ Note from Dr. Fuller..Transfers in by spark passing engine. Marai be revels along Mass., Gras, the rose festivals of South- arrived were at the Windsor Tin* Eastern loss was small.The 29th annual re- way which will culminate with a and a worker among his last Thursday to visit relatives. Hotel, Monday. Maine State Fair., ern water fete of parade willing companions. a a Drummer California, Venice, the or tbe union of the 8th Me. Association beauties of all nations at He the whole of ■» Mrs. John Miss Edith Reg. winter ca. lival on the Neva the night. spent practically his life in M. Hinchman of Detroit, Mich., Pettingill arrived Tuesday ('•age 5.- will be held at Peaks 14 con- will Island, Aug. fetti at -Military organizations partici- his native town, and throughout all this is visiting her Mrs. Geo. F. from Boston to visit her father, N. G. Pet- »f Belfast. The days Naples, the martial feasts mother, White. Churches..Base and 15,‘instead of the dates previously pate, part of which will be in special time because of N. ws of Brooks. of the Empire of Borne and the his geniality, his kind- Mr. and tirgill. County Corres- ann unced.At of Oriental costume in of the cor- Mrs. Chas. C. Coombs returned 1 the regular meeting representation "od Templars..Cresceus 2.02 3 fetes on the Bosphorus, will b ad- ness to others their love and for the Governor and Executive Council rely j onatic 1 ceremonies of feudal days, and respect Saturday from a visit of a few days in Pos- Hon. and Mrs. F. S. W'alls of Vinalhaven PAGE 0. mit of comparison. the him remained stead'ast and J ulv five were and marches of the armies of immutable. As ton. are at their c ottage on of 25, persons pardoned to the triumphal Northport Camp tramps (story)..Register Deep According plans promulgated, the a business man he was He was i> .Lines to ;i Crow..Tea will be released from confinement from ancients. prominent. Ground. Growing this day at the Rainbow will sur- John Cousens of arriv- ■ in the City The most in the tin Brookline, Mass., States..A11 Evening Prayer. different jails State. One of in object of this unusual engaged business for a number of pass every respect of grandeur, im- ed Friday for a brief visit with friends in Fred Shultz of Providence, R. I., arrived PAGE 7. these was lludlon of liangor, serv- special day is to create a furor of Pan- and he was also one of Mary and of years, the proprietors to visit •■ mensity unique beauty any the Belfast. Tuesday his H. R. Dawson at Boston The Secret of the Per- ing a sentence of six months in Ban- American enthusiasm throughout the of the uncle, of great festivals famous in modem or Unity canning factory. As a citizen aary N«*ws and Notes..Silk Grow- gor for to her infant child country and secure attend- Miss Mor'oe. ■ jail cruelty great daily Goss of Lewiston liited States..FairflehPs Good For- ancient history. The modern acces- he was just and honorable, ever possessing Mjra has return- Pardons were Wil- day ances the remainder of the Exoosition Fred by neglect. granted sories of the confidence of ed home from a visit to Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Flynn, the deaf mute ball player of liam P. Foster and John Stanton of electricity, transportation fa- season. his townsmen, and hold- PAGE 8. cilities and mechanical for Stevens. Bangor, visited Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fall 90 sentences in ingenuity, to Director General Buchanan said: ing several years the office of selectman. Staples i "cals..County (.Correspondence..Ship River, serving days last week. rs..Births..Marriages..Deaths. the Cumberland county jail charged In 1894 he was married to Miss Linnie Renworth Rogers returned last Friday with vagrancy, and to Henry R. Moon- Knights of Unity, who survives him. Dur- from a visit to his brother Raymond in G. W. Bradley of New York is visiting and Frank of Salem, his Portland. his business NEWS OF THE WEEK. ey Murphy Mass., ing brief illness he was a great sufferer. partner, B. L. Pitcher, at his serving sentences of 65 and 60 days, re farm in Waldo. Although attended by three of the most Dr. Geo. F. Eames of Boston in Auburn on the is spending a spectively, jail charge skilled and as faithful a nurse as physicians short vr -ation at his summer Sir. and Mrs. R. W. Rogers received a Mattkhs. of being vagrants. The case of Abner cottage at The great activity could be a devoted Thorn, the Paris Ilill murderer, which employed, wife, a loving Sandypoint.' visit from their niece, Mrs. F. L. Libby of Maine shipyards this year, mother and father, a sister and one brother, was left over from the last meeting, Hollis Roberts of Manchester-by-the-Sea, Burnham last week. ;>• in Bath, has led to a revisal was over. yet all these could not stay the ravages of again put Mass., arrived Sunday as a guest of Sirs. Nettie Wheeler and of the disease so Ralph daughter of the old predictions of the strongly fastened upon him; Critehett. In liiiiKF. The Cambridgeport, Mass., are visiting at D. H. A few when the transport Meade, and he continued to fail until at last he sank years ago, which lias at Mrs. Emma of Xew York Libby’s and E. S. Shuman’s. just arrived San Francisco and to Hayms arriv- rst came into and the two gently peacefully rest. The funeral use, from Manila in record breaking time, ed Saturday to visit her Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin 1. Nesmith of New York was held at his late residence 18th at parents, ■ masted schooners were lniul- 103 bodies. July twenty-one days, brought Mrs. Arnold Harris. arrived to a few weeks 10 A. m. and was attended Saturday spend with ’■ One is tbatof very largely the was Helen Cochrane, a nurse, by -Miss E. C. rot, prediction freely Percy Clifford was in Frye and sisters. and is the first body of a woman the mourning friends and neighbors, whose Belfast the past iat the days of the schooner week from Old Mrs. brought from the Philippines. On sorrow was expressed at the services. Rev. Town, where he has employ- Elizabeth St. John of Kansas is a umbered. But it seems that in ment in a mill. of Mr. and Mrs. board there were also thirty-five insane W. A. Luce of Unity spoke words of comfort pulp guest John Carr. She was -truction this the schooner soldiers....In the House of a Haskell of this year I,ords, July and consolation to the bereaved relatives. Misses Florence and Agnes Smith, students formerly city. The first steel schooner is now 29th, Lord Salisbury read a message The floral offerings were beautiful and at Wellesley, arrived recently to visit Mr. Mrs. S. W. Lothrop and son Sumner of a v in a Bath yard, and it is likely from King Edward recommending that very The and Mrs. Wm. B. Swan. New York arrived type will increase in numbers Parliament grant Lord Roberts tlOO,- profuse. casket was fairly embowered yesterday morning to in flowers. He visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Pote. ut ure. There is also a tendency 000 in consideration of his eminent was buried under the Miss Louise Mullin of Crmden called on some old services in of the Odd mge square rigged South Africa.Secretary auspices Fellows and Rebekahs, relatives in Belfast and friends in Swan- Cornelius Cunningham, who was injured over into schooners. The latter has issued an order been Long strictly enjoin- having a worthy member of both ville the first of the week. by being thrown from a team in a runaway : a r more economical, and in these ing persons in the naval service to orders. 3.THE OLD PLANTATION EXPbsrf^l The interment was in the family Mrs. p undent, is improving rapidly and is able to it is the cutting off of running refrain from making statements Allura Higgins of Brookline, Mass., public lot in the Pond cemetery. May the assur- walk and ride out. s that counts.The committee regarding the arrived Sunday to visit Mrs. A. S. Heal and Sampson-Schley inquiry. ance of an Infinite Father’s love comfort Maine Historical Society having relatives in Lincolnville. Prof, and Mrs. Stetson of Colby College, with a the f (Dieted ire the acceptance of the Long- Old Home Week. getlier resolve to spare no ex- family. with their son Carlton, visited Miss Bernice makes The events of the will be well Mrs. Charles E. Crawford and daughter u house at Portland is gradually pense, this possible. day Rogers and her Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Edna of Xew York are parents, its for the Not less than $100,000 will be on worth the trouble and expense of a visiting her parents, mg plans preservation The central committee of the Old Home spent Mrs. Nancy Roberts died at her home at Rogers, last week. of the house. ex- the and the value of the transcontinental or a transoceanic Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunbar. iupany They project, services the Head of the Association met Tuesday and made consid- contributed tin Tide July 24th at the ad- Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bill of keep it in its present form, but by Midway concession- trip.” Mr. and Mrs. Sheiden H. Redlands, erable vanced age of 95 10 months and 17 Kilgore of Kid- se some to the house progress. aires and others will make the Each and every Midway! conces- years, Calif., arrived and are Mr repairs put actually arrived last Tuesday at on She was without der, Kansas, Friday to visit ivn in condition will be The committee finance reported over affair a grand, quarter of a million dol- sionaire has unselfishly pledged ardent days. doubt the oldest Alfred A. Small's. Mrs. good his Dr. G. Bill was formerly lar Not will contribute woman in town. She was the brother, C. Kilgore. The most reliable farmers in $200 collected. production, as the theatrical press support. only they widow of Eli Miss Cora of this would talent and but their valuable Frye city. lion around Houlton are The committee on stat- agent sav. energy, Roberts, who died several years ago. After Mr. and Mrs. Geo. U. White of report- parade reported, Brockton, Mrs. -:i that there is no inis camivai of all nations will time. several concessionaires her Ellen M. Starrett arrived home from y possible hope ing that they can arrange a parade with be Already husband’s death she lived a few years Mass., arrived last Thursday for a short held will leave for the various cities to South than two-thirds of a potato of marshal and Satuiday, August 3d. At 10.30 fi big with her daughter, Mrs. J. visit at the Head of the Tide. Framingham, Mass., yesterday, a' squad police, aids, the Bel- make for the carnival. Sylvia Kenney m the this year. The the morning the revels will wit arrangements companied by Mrs. F. J. Starrett and chil- county, fast and another Bel- begin of Salem, Mass., and afterwards came to Miss ; Band, possibly band, a of all The aifr T is to be Beatrice Stoney of rusts and the heavy rains seri- pageant nations, in which the advertised, arrang- Cambridgeport, dren, who came for a visit. fast Company, U. 11., K. of I’., and ed and executed the methods of the Maine and lived with her son, Daniel J. mured the seed. In many places probably midway attractions and a host of out- after Mass., arrived recently to visit her grand- in Waldo " one or more the veter- and this Roberts, and Belfast. Since his Charles is missed sprouting and there visiting companies, side people will participate. This line professional showman, augurs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ilavner. Clark Munn, author of Pocket a from the the will wind about success. death she has lived with his children at the k of thrifty growth in what have ans, contingent Dolphin, the grounds, a SDlendid great Dr. W. Island, and the later success, Uncle Terry, An effort has been made to have Au- L. West has passed the civil ser- '"il.The insurance and naval tire cavalcade of costume ;i >d color, and Head of the Tide. She leaves one daughter, his vacation in following Mayor officers,the department vice examination for U. S. is.spending Maine, lie is ies busi- with the blare of \ gust 3d dedared a municipal holiday, inspector of have withdrawn their and citizens and business firms trumpei ell herald- Mrs. Kenney. Mrs. Roberts was a well now at the apparatus, and meats, and is in line for an hotel, Xorthport Camp Ground, in this State: Buffalo ed the opening. the influence of the directorate will appointment. German, in decorated carriages, bicycles, and probab- read and intelligent woman, and retained and later will to Vinalhaven. At 11.30 there be a be to bear to have all the go Commercial, Pacific, North will water carnival, brought large her Misses Carrie Spotford of Bangor and ly other features. The committee was au- stores and close interest in the affairs of the world until Magdeburg, Fidelity Mutual all sorts of gaily bedecked craft laden manufacturing plants Maude Cole of H. C. Havener of Greeley, Colo., arrived the end. She was Andover, Mass., were guests National and Insnr- thorized to make up the procession and ar- with costumed to till the for the event. It is to be hopf I that the very kind-hearted and last week to his Indemnity merry makers, of Mrs. E. S. Pitcher last visit sister, Mrs. Ada War- the route to their entire within a reason- was beloved all who knew her. week at her cot- Mechanics range according judg- lagoons and canals. In this event it is population living greatly by ren. miipany, Lancashire, tage at the Monday Mr. Havener and Miss Ada tilers of and Manliat- ment. ask citizens to decorate their intended to outdo the famous water able distance of Buffalo will awake from One precious to our hearts has gone, Battery. Louisiana They Belle Warren went to Rockland for a week’s the which holds them in The voice we loved is lion. C. E. Littlefield will TUey claim that on account houses, and as many ay'can to appear in the fetes of Venice. lethargic sleep stilled, deliver tlie somnolent and awake to the The pine made vacant in oitr home visit. This is Mr. Havener’s first visit east number of fires in the state the in decorated At high noon a man will make a sen- apathy, principal address at the annual meeting of procession carriages. Can never more be tilled. in 17 and he will remain a sational dive from the fact that on 3d, the years, until after ar. entailing large pecuniary The committee on high summit of Saturday, August Our Father in the American liar beheld at regatta reported that his wisdom called Association,io Old Home Week. at have lost The boon his love had on they money.The they ate arranging for two rejes, of yachts given; Denver, Colorado, August 21-23. hi list of the Eastern Maine And though on earth the body lies, Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Morton of Chica- 35 and 21 feet water and L. C. Putnam of Boston was in mir is out. a and line, respectively, The soul is safe i.i Heaven. Belfast making large arrived on the train to are assured of a number of entries in the week on business. go Monday evening (t The dates are good past lie was in poor pamphlet. spend several weeks with Mrs. Morton’s each. will be offered. The de- health when he left here about a T. js. J'a and ::o.Prof, shailer Cup prizes Samuel C. Heath died at his home on year ago, parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Cammett of as. of the University of Chicago, tails of the race are left with the com- Waldo but has improved so that his friends hardly avenue July 27tli, at the age of 71 Belmont. > of Portland, is to teach a mittee. knew him. They visited the Rangeley Lakes years and eight months, lie was born in eu and a fine catch of lake if the divinity school work of The committee on school re- route, report high reception Salem, Maine, and came to Belfast when h; Walter Bobbins has arrived home from versity ot Chicago m Palestine trout. ported that they are arranging for a recep- ears old with his three and four : !n' winter of ltMfci. The y parents, Mr. and Mrs. years months service on the quarter tion iff Belfast Opera House, with music by The Norombega march, composed by Anna ill lie limited to go members, and Simeon A. Heath. He followed the sea the U. S. Battleship Newark. The ship left 1 the Belfast and Colson Rich of Bangor, will be published from New York about the Baud, light refreshments, greater part of his life and was captain of Hong Kong May 20th, and Mr. Bobbins was "f In general All who were ever con- in the Boston Sunday Globe of August 4tE next September. Pales- sociability. a coaster in California when 21 years of age. discharged in New York last w-ek. "iirses will be I)r. nected with the Belfast or its Madame Rich's vocal music is in demand given by High school, He rounded Cape Horn 15 times and Good Dr. I'-Bpli Freeman has taken the veterin- by »s in historical am the Belfast are in- the Western publishers. At she is geography predecessor, Academy, 5 times. He was in California medical of present ••• Hope during ary practice his Dr. of .Tesus. The class will visit brother, to fi'l orders for vited to participate. Husbands and wives the excitement in in writing Geo. F. Rosche A Athens. Home gold 1849, and served Frank E. Freeman of liockland, while the 'inyrna, Ephesus, of the members are included. Co., Chicago, 111., and the Larenz Music Co, Naples.....Chief Justice M. NY. navy during the civil war, holding the posi- latter is under surgical treatment in the Tiie committee on Grand and Sons of Dayton Ohio. of the United states Supreme Army tion of master’s mate, and at times acting as Maine General Hospital in Portland. and Fuller were in of Veterans reported that they are arrang- master. After the sea he settled Edward Haley, who went from Mrs. Bangor leaving Rev.-J. E. C. D. of Williams- recently with the Posts in the and Sawyer, 1)., ■'day from Sorrento, where they ing county expect on his little place on Waldo avenue, where town, recently editor of the Northern Belfast to North Sydney, Cape Breton, to ending the summer.The new a large delegation for the parade. he did his gardening, etc. His wife, former- Christian Advocate, is an authority in the enter the store of his brother, showed a stand at Garcelon field, the Bates Italian languages and literature. It is said The visiting musicians, Knights of Pyth- ly Martha A. White, survives him, with one specimen of enterprise last week. The athletic held, has been that Dr. Sawyer can repeat the Divina Corn- complet- ias, veterans and others will be given a the Electric Tower into a Pan-American Exposition will unfold son and two daughters, Elmer H. Heath of steamer Erick made her last call in civiliza- is the finest athletic field stand deep dredged media of Dante from memory.—/ion’s Her- dinner in Memorial under the of the canal. itself in a burst of which will easi- Mrs. tion before for the It seat Hall, charge portion grand glory Dorchester, Mass., Mary H. Walker of ald, Boston, Mass. starting North pole, at Mate. will 700. Under outdo the of an Ara- of the committees on and In the afternoon the will be ly gorgeousness and Mrs. toilet rooms and a room parade Grand gayetv | Rockland, Me., Grace Richards of 2ti. The Rev. J. Cape Breton. Ed. boarded her and sold dressing confined to the the bian Nights tale, and in the transcen- Nashville, Tenn., July '!ii Citizens are invited to contibute chiefly big Stadium, Reading, Mass. The funeral was held G. Merrill, 1). ])., lias been elected and canned to the home and visiting teams. Army. dent of this president fruit, vegetables goods seating capacity of which is to be in- beauty day’s great revels, of Fisk to fill vr mial reunion of the lltli Maine food. Monday afternoon, Rev. G. E. Edgettofticiat- University, the :aney caused puount of $175. creased. For several hours an immense give unto the whole world an idea of bv the death of Dr. E. M. Cravatli. Dr. ental Association will lie held in The program for the week, as at I ing. present modern circus will also a how easily an earthly Paradise can be I Merrill came here two years ago from Maine Samuel Bendy, who has been select- -ta 0th and 7th. Hon. day prevail; Capt. Aug. arranged, but subject to additions and "Wild West Show with all the excite- created. i and ha? since been connected with the Fisk ed by Secretary Long as judge advocate el NY. Lane is president of the or- Sirs. Laura J. Fletcher died at the home one as dean of the of the court of while change in some details, is as follows: ment of sham Indian fights and the effort will be made the skill- University, year faculty. general Schley inquiry, lion. Among the survivors of Every by of her Sir. and Airs. Grant Since the death of Dr. Cravatli he has been not a Maine man is married to a Maine Wednesday evening, “The Pirates of Pen- hoisemanship of vaquero, red man and ed men in of this and parents, Japheth leventh in at charge gigantic serving as acting president. woman, he being a brother-in-law of the late reskPng Augusta cow features of East Jackson, "ter a ill- zance” in Belfast Opera House. puncher. Several unique of all nations to July 25th,; long Seth L. Milliken of Com- piesent time are Capt. Samuel NY. glittering pageantry Mr. Merrill was for some y ears editor of Belfast.—Bangor base have been decided upon besides the reg- have the events more like clock work. ness of consumption. She was born in mercial. Capt. Thomas Clark, Capt. Thursday, afternoon, ball; evening, The Christian and is ular of bareback tum- Jackson in and was the Mirror, Portland, del NY. B. Cliand- school gamut riding, No miserable all 187<>, wife of Mrs. Lemly is a niece of the late Hon. Cole, Charles High reception. A waits; but, moving known to many of our who will be bling and high wire work. handicap Chalmers L. Fletcher of who sur- people, 'uiik Dow C. 1 m., silently and swiftly; each tableau tell- Slonroe, S. L. Milliken, the daughter of his brother, Arnold, Kay, Ilarvgy Friday, forenoon, parade; p. yacht race between an automobile, a camel,an pleased to learn of his promotion. k. Morrill its tale ivith deftness and vives her. Their child died four George Sliorey, Charles race; 3 p. m., base ball; band con- ing despatch; only years Frank Milliken of Washington, I). C. evening, elephant, a horse and a bicycle has al- The Board of Cora B. all in sequential harmony—music, color, ago. Her one G. Medical Registration, r: George Stickney.Miss cert and other festivities. been also a foot race be- parents, brother, Japheth if ever, have Belfast had an ready arranged; motion to excite and in session at Rarely, people ford, one of the best known public combining rational Grant of Jackson, and one sister, Sirs. cently Portland, examined The will hold an tween of every race at to listen to such tine teachers of has been Improvement Society representatives about 55 candidates who opportunity singing Biddeford, the a horse race to pleasurable enjoyment. Charles R. of Belfast, remain. applied for regis- afternoon tea, on one of the the time to Pan-American; Harrison as was at the Universal 1st church uted of the Maine days, To those who have waited to see the tration as enjoyed superintendent out the be- she was a sufferer she practicing physicians in this State at be decided on later. bring riding superiority Although great last when Misses Davis the Pan-American exhibition.... we say wait no longer. AVe and Sunday morning, tween an Arab, a Mexican, an Indian, Exposition, bore her and was has just made public the names of those id Mrs. R.Hall McCormick and the The committee on invitations have a few pain uncomplainingly and Bickford rendered the duet “Calm as a and an American cow urge you to see this, the first of the great Filipino boy, cheerful even to the end. The funeral was who passed the examination and were McCormick of have more circular the and duly Chicago just invitations left, and all per- and a race between a Mexican days created to boom grandest the Night,” by Gotze, and Miss Bickford d purse held at her home in North Rev. registered. Among the successful ones were at Bar Harbor in Mr. McCor- sons who know of most beautiful Slonroe, former residents who have peon on a burro and an Esquimau in a transcendently Exposi- the solo, “My Redeemer and My Lord,” handsome new steam yacht, the tion the hand of man ever created. David Brackett of Brooks officiating, and Percival 0. Hopkins, Frankfort; James not been invited should leave the addresses sled drawn by a dog team. A cake- words by Longfellow and music by Dudley Jan. The McCormicks came from was very largely attended, by Marshall Lowe, Vinalhaven; Luther Smith at the office. walk of all nations will furnish amuse- especially Buck. This was Miss Bickford's first home in a novel post a; Chicago way, members of the in which she was a Mason,Belfast; Raymond Packard Tibbetts, Another of the central committee ment of lighter vein. The School Committee. grange, here this season and the rich treat mg across the Great Lakes, then meeting Fast pearance willing worker as long as her health per- Palermo. the St. Lawrence and around the will be held in Memorial buildiDg next her friends expected was fully realized, Belfast Weather Report The regular meeting of the Be! fast School mitted. in Bar Harbor.George Brack- Tuesday evening. Lloyd R. D. Phalan of Kalamazoo, Mich., while it is always a pleasure to listen to Committee was held lobster was drowned Monday evening. has been a fisherman, is a of the weather Sirs. Hester Linnekin died at her home given medal for life-saving dur- Miss Davis’ rich contralto. 'li An Following summary Chairman Bickford and seven Point at noon, Saturday. He Accidental Death. presided, the Galveston flood. He was instru record of the Belfast station of the U. S. on High street, Belfast, July 22d, after an ing The Bridgeport, Cl., Standard of recent about to come ashore when people members were present. The committee on in illness of more than a mental getting 43 people to places of A sad accident oceured some Weather Bureau for the week ending July year. The end was date says: “The steam lighter Manhattan saw him fall suddenly overboard, time during transportation and the report was or reported hastened, measles. She was born in safety, and protected his from an he have had heart night early Friday morning by 30, 1901: by party of the Bros. and thought may Thursday as follows: Waldo avenue Knox and her maiden name Collyer Towing Transpor- which Washington 1. Brewster lost his adopted, route, was Mixer. attack of a determined v. The has been recovered. life. 3 is r thieving tramps by tation left with body The unfortunate ait'air L. L. ) Perkins dis- She was the wife of Rufus Linnekin of Company, yesterday port happened in the £ g 2 Gentner, $8.< per week; display of nerve and firearms. He was in Bed at Ash Point, and is survived of Fred J. * Knox, who died about eight ago. the most her ever barn Davis near Chickawaukie Wind, Sky, ete. trict, Geo. O. Hatch, $8.00; Shore road, S. S. years precious freight decks " idow and six children. He was lake. Mr. who | She leaves two daughters and one son, Airs. Belfast a few y ears ago, and while here be- Brewster, was employed hyr J. C. Towns- bore. It consisted of a party of ladies, the •ars old.The items of Mr. Davis in had p Woods, $7.00; Emery district, Ella Pp ;kard, Sliss Hattie E. Linnekin and came a member of Silver Cross and expense harvesting hay, been in Lodge of Mrs. Charles II. at whose • of 24 78 54 W. Part Showers .21 district to Brick Fred D. Linnekin; and four sisters, Sirs. guests Fleming, ted with the capture and trial of the habit sleeping on the hay mow dur- cloudy. p. m., end, $8.1); Union school, Belfast U. R., K.mf P. lie is still the On of an inch. Charles Payson, Sirs Ephraim Dollotf and Division, Frank F. had two Gorham murderers are all in, ing night. Thursday night it is C. E. $4-.i ); Hartshorn district, disposal Capt. Collyer placed he climbed 25 76 39 v tv. part cloudy. Wright, Slis. Rrdnel Ryan of Knox, and Sirs. Dan- a member of both bodies and of the I. 0. R. witness fees are supposed upon the scaffold and 26 71 52 W. the Manhattan for the afternoon and even- being paid by laid down to but Edgar L. Smith, $4.50. iel Sleservey of Slorrill. The funeral was M. of The costs sleep, yesterday when Mr. 27 so is. Cloudy. Bangor. The was made to New aty Treasurer Thompson. as in held at her late home afternoon. ing.” trip !%iven, Davis entered the barn he discovered the 28 rs 55 S. E. Rain,1.18 of an inch. Alphonso Wood resigned teacher Wednesday gate Maine of Rev. A. A. Smith The tioral C. F. and the included Sterling of nearly *6,000.The lifeless body Brewster lying on the door, 29 71 59 S Part cloudy. Clear in evening to the Pitcher school and the resignation was officiating. Dodge and family arrived in Burn- party Mayor -ratio CUd) will hold a field day at where he had midnight. offerings included bouquets from the daugh- two customs Mr. end evidently fallen, the distance The of vacancies in the I ham July 2Uh from Nashville, Tenn., and Bridgeport, officials, 20 30 65 51. S. E. Cloudy. Rain 1 a. m. to 3 p. m. accepted. Ailing ters, Sirs. Sirs. E. D. and .'meeting park, Brunswick, Aug. being about feet. It is thought that he Rogers, Ryder Mrs. E. W. Bassick of and Rainfall 1.36 inches. of teachers was referred to the com- others. The interment was in Waldo. the next day there was a Dodge reunion at Denver, Colo., I'lie afternoon meeting will be ad- either rolled off the scaffold in his sleep or corps in to The weather on the whole has not been so * the home of his Mrs. E. many others. Mr. Fleming is harbormaster "I by the lion. Bird S. Coler, comp- attempting reach a ladder near by mittee on teachers. sister, D. Carr. All missed his George Sweetser of Ilpmpden died very of New York and the Hon. footing. His right arm was brok- ui "avorable for farmers as might at first Voted to make) the school at the Head of the brothers and sisters in the State, six in and superintendent of docks and piers at city, en and there was a suddenly of heart disease at his cottage, the wound on his forehead lie is a Belfast ries S. Hamlin, former assistant thought appear. The hay crop is consider- the Tide a school with two teachers at Tues- number, were present. Two are in the Bridgeport. boy. and a severe contusion on the side of his graded Fairview, Northport Camp Ground, of the the above the aud was harvested week. He leaves a wife and one son, West and two are in California. Of a fam- tary treasury.When head. Death probably resulted from con- ably average, of equal salary, $7.00 per day morning. We print this week an interesting letter '"n. vican cut bo ice on who were with him at the ice company cussion of the brain. Coroner Judkins was in.a long of hot, dry weather. A few The ward committee the stopping Camp ily of twelve, ten are living, the oldest 72 spell reported repairs Ground. The remains will be taken to from our old-time contributor, Mrs. Helen Kennebec last winter it was freely called and upon examination deemed an crops suffered somewhat from drouth, but a needed on the school buildings in their re- where funeral services will be and the y oungest 4S. Fremont Dodge has N. Packard of Mass., who has si ted that there would be but little inquest unnecessary. Brewster was the Hampden, Springfield, rain came after was finish- wards. The was held with Alasonie honors. Sir. not visited his old home in Maine for over ■ on the Kennebec this son of Washington 1. and Rebecca Brewster Sunday, haying spective academy building today, been visiting relatives in this city. Many ping season, was and one of a of revived the and new Sweetser higl-'y respected in Hampden, 17 and his and old friends are the hot weather in the south large family children, being ed, parched crops, put found to be somewhat warped, and while years, family of our readers will regret to learn that Mrs. very JO and had a large circle of friends at the years of age. He was married to Mrs. to meet him a with his wife tlic west has made such a demand life into all kinds of vegetation. the inspector of buildings considered it where he had several very glad ain, Packard is to make her home on the Pacific Mattie Ladd of Stockton and was a Camp Ground, spent ire July 17, and two sons, ten and three. that all that stored on theKen- man an extra truss was put in as a summers with his aged He will She had two sons in the young of good habits and had many safe, precau- family. coast. Spanish- is and times were Launch of Battleship Maine. the summer in Maine. being shipped, friends.—Rockland Star. tion. An extra window is to be put in the spend A merman war. One laid down his life for V| r more on the river than at Mr. Dexter Sanborn died in Portland July lively 27. The new west end of the roof of the school Two of Winchester's well known his the other returned broken in Columbia Philadelphia, July first High 28th. He was born in Troy,Me.,April 27,18211, young country, I'11sent. It is understood that the Defeats Constitution. medical men class battleship Maine for the United States and some changes made in the son of Samuel and Millett Sanborn. have the right to be addressed health and went to will all of its houses building, Betsey Portland, Oregon, hoping 'inpany empty was launched from the was as professor. I)r. Hovey 1,. is Navy successfully cloak rooms, etc. The early part of his life spent in the Shepherd to be benefitted the of climate. season and will fill them the Newport, R. I., July 2S). The lavatories, lecturer on materia by change again Colmbia, yard of the William Cramp & Sons Ship lumber business in this State, but for many medica in Boston Uni- today, defeated the Constitution, boat for The committee on teachers has chosen Medical In this he was not and as he '"hug winter.Arrangements arebe- and Engine Building Co. at forty >ne min- years he was engaged in the hotel business versity School, and Dr. John I. disappointed, boat, in a splendid race, 2 minutes and 54 r perfected for the excursion of the by utes p'ter ten o’clock this forenoon. Miss Misses Arlene Walton and Grace Monroe as at Damarisoitt: from active busi- French is instructor in materia medica in likes the and does not want to live seconds, aud won the ) retiring place jlix cup presented Preble Anderson of Portland, Me., ness some live since which time Tufts College Medical School. Both gentle- '••due Grand Army of the Republic Col. John Jacob Mary teachers in the Head of the Tide school. years ago, Mrs. Packard and her son by Astor. Her was a men stand with their again, Ray- i! I belief members to attend the victory beautiful girl and the descendant of a line he and Mrs. Sanborn haae made their home high professional east, Corps decisive and convincing. The behavior ot to next are of naval heroes, christened the new ship Adjourned the regular meeting. with their daughter, Aliena S., wife of associates, who predict for them brilliant mond going there about the middle of rmal encampment of the G. A. K., the Constitution, on the other hand, was futures. Prof. and 1 with a bottle of American champagne, Herman M. Castner, at the West End Hotel. .Shepherd Prof. French August to remain permanently. Mrs. Pack- !,e held in in in the and this even- Cleveland, Ohio, early disappointing extreme, which she, broke the and Seaside will entertain Venus His last was rank among the leaders in Winchester and Mr. Duncan upon bows, Grange illness borne with patience and ard has been on the editorial start of the bptcmber. It is that the ing, announced that his boat are the as expected Maine’s Governor, the Hon. John F. Hill of of Frankfort next a Christian fortitude. Mr. Sanborn will be recognized by townspeople able, would not take part in the further races Grange Saturday by Mass., News for Maine party will be made up of a hun- Augusta, and staff, witnessed the plunge. greatly missed by a large circle of friends honorable and capable physicians.—Win- Springfield, Daily nearly 1 until her rig had been altered. picnic supper and entertainment. Members Press. b‘d or more persons. The arrange- An immense crowd was in attendance. The as a gentleman of kindly nature and char- chester, Mass., two years, and has just resigned. The Jour- to ments for the western Maine are launching was splendidly successful in of Seaside are requested bring ample itable disposition. He was a member of the Prof. Shepherd is a native of this the nal to hear from her when she is party C. M. Walker returned from Belfast Mon- city, hopes m the every particular. There was not a siDgle lunch baskets. Venus was Masonic fraternity. A widow and daughter hands of Mr. A. M. Sawyer of where he attended the funeral Grange organ- son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. and settled in her new home, and all will wish 1 day, of his hitch from the driving of the first wedge to above named survive him, who have the Shepherd, bitland, while the from Eastern wife’s Samuel C. ; ized the efforts of Past Master A. party father, Ileath.—Rockland the graceful plunge of the great vessel into through sincere of their friends and ac- his many Belfast friends rejoice at his her health and happiness on the Pacific Maine will be for Star. sympathy provided by Adjutant the Delaware. i L. Mudgett, formerly of Belfast. quaintances. success. coast. FROM AUGUST MAGAZINES. first trip here made him, for it taught FAIR [NORTH HAVEN. BELFAST FREE LIBRARY. him “Yankee shrewdness and enter- SOME DOMESTIC ANIMALS. AN INTERESTING ISLAND TOWN AND prise.” New Books July, 1901. His fattier had to amass a Jeamiie Betts Hartswick sings of cer- managed ITS SUMMER COLONY. and this whole Alexander, Francesca. tain Domestic Animals I have known fortune of $400 amount A correspondent of the Rockland Hair was advanced to start the young man Hidden servants, and other very. Eastern Maine in the for with State Century August, pic- Daily Star says of North Haven: in business in a little provision shop. old stories. 1901. 811. A1 Splits tures thereof Fannie Among by Cory. There are no frills or re- Fair, This was the humble of Sir society them are '‘The Clothes-Horse,” “The beginning Art annual. Great Masters of dec- “I have Thomas 450 stores in all straints upon the summer visitors here. used Ayer’s Hair Vigor Fire-Dogs,” “The Monkey-Wrench,” Lipton’s parts orative art. Sir Edward Burne- for of the world. He is the in- Everyone acts naturally and dresses to thirty years. It is elegant for and “The Sewing-Bee.” largest Jones William a Bair dividual landowner in Ceylon, where he suit the environment, which is nature. by A. Vallance. dressing and for keeping the AUGUST hair and 80. 1HE CLOTHES-HORSE. from at 27,28,29 cultivates coffee and in There are no rounds of hot suppers, Morris by L. F. Day. Walter splitting the ends.”— tea, cocoa; J. A. This angular and ribby steed Dublin he makes ginger ale; in London pink teas, germans or stiff-starched co- Crane with notes by himself. Gruenenfelder, Grantfork, III. Is famed for neither nor grace speed; a hundred other lines he is con- tillions, and no lying abed until noon. 1900 740. Ar And its worth is recognized among yet tractor for the British and Everybody is up with the sun and out When once a week 'tis exercised, army navy; Baldwin, James. he has warehouses in Colombo and in the sunshine, either at sea or on For maidens then upon it place Discovery of the Old Northwest. Hair-splitting splits Tie Greatest Sliw aid in his house land. From the number of Boston Most Veaderfal 1 The trappings of the human race. Calcutta; Chicago packing Its settlement by the French. friendships. If the hair- Attract® kills a he sells tea in people here, either as cottagers or as THE FIRE-DOGS. 3,000 hogs day; 1901 B New makes in guests, North Haven may well be term- 977. splitting is done on your Upon the hearth these faithful dogs York, candy London, a that half a ed New Boston. Bell, Lilian, pseud of Mrs. Bogue. own Bear Guard zealously the logs. and runs restaurant cost head, it loses friends State. blazing The wonderful of North The A novel. 1901 B 4-4 They boast a leughthy pedigree million dollars, where twelve thousand progress expatriates. Haven as a summer for for hair of Seeajtle Of ancient English ancestry. are fed daily at a halfpenny a head. De- resort continues. Brooks, Elbridge Streeter. you, every Their breed is growing very rare; spite his $50,000,000 he manages to be Building operations through the winter A godson of LaFayette. The your head is a friend. I am in luck to own a pair. and but one of the and spring have been extensive, and Prof. BRISTOL’S busy happy; hap- story of young Joe Harvey. B 79-3 Hair in TRAINED HORSES THE MONKEY-WRENCH. piest days of his life was during the thousands of dollars have been spent Ayer’s Vigor here the Carruth, Frances Weston. Hones that go up a long flight of stairs and then Thou art, to womankind at least, Queen’s Jubilee, when 360,000 of the by cottagers. advance will prevent the Dr. The way of Belinda. A story. 19Q1 C 23-2 nive oft Into a tank of water A wily and unfriendly beast, poor of London sat down as his guests. C. A. Weld of Brookline, who is after the fashion of men one If the Elusive, slippery, and wild, —Ledger Monthly. of the leading residents, expended Chapman, George. splitting. splitting This Is something phenomenal. Although with man thou ‘rt tame and mild. over $10,000 on his elegant villa on Iron Works. 3 ..821. C 36 has it will it. Since thou to him art such a LOUISA M. ALCOTT'S ADVICE ABOUT begun, stop friend, Point this year. A new feature added Poems and minor transla- from men descend. tl.N ■ battle. All Perhaps Monkeys WRITING STORIES. is the Areutata. dining room, 40x23 feet, finished tions. Introduction by A. C. Then we hive the Greatest THE SEWIXO-BEE. in California redwood. Dr. Weld is a Evening Show Ever Witnessed In a letter about sent Swinburne. 1875 This is, in truth, a busy Bee! story-writing, believer in home and this Louisa M. Alcott to a' author industry gave Edited with notes R. The It hums about the family tree. by young large contract to Calderwood of Plays. by Destruction of the of in and now first in The Henry H. Pompeii by Eruption Vesuvius, To sting it oftentimes contrives, 1874, published North a man Shepherd. 1889 Haven, who recently cel- O. V. A1EK And on a dish of thrives. Ladies’ Home Journal for she CU., Lowell, Mass. This gossip August, ebrated his 71st Dr. Weld Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey is considered the most realistic Fireworks demonstration Whene’er its baleful buzz I birthday. hear, advices him to introduce his characters ever seen. The whole to has his fine, large steam yacht Malay translated from the Greek. conclude with .... If possible I disappear. at once, as that interests instantly with him and his sea trips are features Edited with notes by R. H. readers, and says of her own early THE HALL OF FAME. of the social life here. Shepherd. 1892 work: “Instead of describing places or Three •■^Pain’s Celebrated Manhattan Beach Fireworks.** On Crabtree Point Mr. Hugh W. Charles A. J. Crow On the New York Heights, people I plunged into the heart of my Farrar, T'mversity Chaplin of Boston, the attorney who Those who have seen them the last two will MacAdam in an and it with a conversa- Through the wilds: sport and ad- I years have some con- writes George “Open story opened adjusted the estate of Cream complicated Tartar ception of what it is but those who have never seen Letter,” in the there tion, letting the actors unfold the plot venture in the forests of New like, them can form i, August Century, John P. Squires, has built a cottage ....Contains is now built an edifice wherein and themselves From and Maine. Illus- Nothing But.... being dramatically. costing about $0,500. Mr. Chaplin has Hampshire Everything is entirely changed and the evening show is worth going miles shall be the memories of the that time sold and this **ure Acid from gathered my goods well, a 30-foot sloop yacht which will parti- trated. 799. F Grapes of America’s The names was the secret in a measure. greatest great. great cipate in the races soon to be started. Fuller, W. O. of these elect are to be immortalized Learning to write short article is another Mr. George O. Carpenter, who owns What happened to Wigglesworth. on stone tablets sunken good thing; and the art of taking a very by inscription the schooner Cassilla, is building a villa in the walls. To make this Hall of event or character and 1901.S17. F'9 simple making on the to cost $G,00o. It it it true to life with the mixture of the Thoroughfare Grant, Robert. Tame thoroughly national, has been will be completed in the fall. Mr. Car- determined that none, but native-born comic and pathetic that exists in what Opinions of a G 76-4 penter comes from St. Louis, and with philospher. Americans shall be candidates we call human nature. I’ut own Reflections of a married man. eligible your him are Mrs. Carpenter, George O. Car- G 70-3 Do care The seems unneces- into tales and you for tablets. rule experience your they penter, Jr., and Kenneth Carpenter. A Romantic young lady. G 70-5 Three Crow for herself has can’t fail to be good." sary, History already They are guests at the Mullin House. Hollis, Ira N. enacted this law of limitation. Those IIOW LIFE-MOTION FU TURES ARE MADE One of the finest cottages at North The frigate “Constitution” the Cream in however, have decided to Tartar to know authority, Haven has been built this year and is central of the United erect what be known as a figure ....Contains Nothing But.... might Sup- Life-motion pictures are made with owned and occupied Mr. Nathaniel Hall of Fame for the ac- by States Navy under sail. 1900 359. II 7 plementary one type of camera and projected by L. Francis of New York. It cost \s-j Pure Acid from Grapes commodation of those whose up- Kaler, James Otis. How to cut your COAL BILL foreign two kinds of machines, says Boy wards of $15,000 and is located on birth excluded them from the main McArdle in Everybody’s Magazine. The Zeke’s Point, opposite the Weld cottage. The lobster catchers. A story of IN HALF hall. Hut if the great- they’measure moving-picture camera is arranged so Mr. Francis has brought over his ele- the Maine coast. 1900. K12-1 ness of the the same How to protect the HEALTH of FAMILY foreign-born by that, when turned by a crank, either by gant steam yacht Philomena, which is Keats, Gwendoline, (Zac.k) your standards that were used to the judge hand or by an electric motor, the sen- an addition to the local The white How to make HOME COZY whom shall find’? Be- interesting cottage. A story. 1901 K 22-2 your native-born, they sitized film passes behind the lens at a navy. Hamilton and Ericsson Krehbiel, Itenry Edward. How to secure an ABUNDANT yond question rate of 3*20 feet per minute. But to Dr. Patou of Baltimore has had built cheaply ■ Annotated arc each worthy of a tablet among the make this film come bibliography of Music. each picture, must a $5,000 cottage in The Thoroughfare Three Crow supply of HOT WATER for domestic use immortals; but how many more of to a dead for one-seventieth of 1397 olli. 7 stop part and is tiiere with his family. These op- those who aie dead? And this hall that How to FREE the house FROM the a second, during which time the shutter erations have furnished lucrative em- Lane, Elinor Macartney. is intended its builders to be a mon- Cream Tartar by of the camera opens and closes. Then ployment to a large force of men dur- Mills of God. A novel. 1901. L2 destructiveness of ASHES and SOOT ument to the achievements of Ameri- ....Contains Nothin•• in less than the hundredth part of a ing the winter and and are indica- Libby, Charles Freeman. Bat.... ca’s will the spring We will cheerfully tell you if interested! foreign-born by very second the film moves down about two tive of the of this John Pure Acia from Grapes the inscribed tablets be growing popularity Marshall. An address de- meagienessof inches, and the process is repeated until vicinity. transformed into another monu- livered at Bowdoin College. GEO. T. only the picture is finished. From one-half Out-door life is the attraction that ment to the of the native Ameri- 1901.B-M3551 iTCTlH READ, glory a minute to a minute is suflicient time popularizes Xorth Haven and there are 44 Main Bellas! can stock. Edward Jackson. St., to take scenes in life-motion; more of all in Lowell, ordinary yachts descriptions the SjrtasMggyg*' IDEAL Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators liWMM: 1!0< IK S. five or six hundred men Eve of the French Revolution. I?r;j marching eight harbor than in any summer resort along r. or visions labored to present the beauties of Arnold: of but are not essential. mann, originally published by dinary nutmeats, Xortli Haven to the and East’s tricks on old Martin. There is To world, they bis make cream wafers, warm three have wife. Translated by May no need to open the book—one breathes succeeded. Solid Comfort Truss INSURANCE and REAL tablespoonfuls butter, work into it live I Herbert. 1888. B-Sch 8 ESTATE its healthful air at the mere of its Among the Boston people occupying sight eggs, one at a time; then add one quart I Edward. So from each old their cottages here are W. Y. Peters, Stratemeyer, .WITH. title. favorite there sifted one vanilla ex- ! Hour, teaspoonful John Between Boer and or comes ,i and we recall Reynolds and John Reynolds, Jr., Briton, two friendly greeting, tract; mix into a smooth paste; spread the hours in its com- Prof. Chandler of the M. F. T., Hugh boys’ adventures in South pleasant spent into a hot, oiled, and bake dripping pan W. Chaplin, Dr. Jackson, J. Africa. pany. in a hot oven until a delicate brown; Henry 1'XX). St 8-1 A orator said: “Books are the Murray Howe, Tucker Deland, Henry Russell. Representing Over Million Assets great cut into squares; pick with a fork; dip Sturgis, ...Water Pad.. Twenty windows which the soul looks Wheeler, Endicott Peabody, IT. I,. Hard- through into powdered sugar and cool. When Annotated bibliography of Fine out. A home without books is like a ing, Rev. Alexander Strong, Dr. Edward serving, place on a fringed napkin in a Art. 1897. 010.7 FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, PLATE QLASS, TORNADO INSURANT room without windows. Xo man lias a Reynolds; and there are Prof. Stewart to silver cake-basket. are very ac- Cool, easy and perfect relief to children without They Payton of John X. Torrey, Bradford. right bring up sur- for afternoon tea or for lunch- Hopkins University, the wearer wrSTEAM BOILER INSURANCE AND INSPECTION..^*! Security Bonds lor Cashier ceptable L. Francis of Xew Mr. Damron Everyday birds. rounding them with hooks if he has the eon. York, Elementary ors, Ailmiaistratars at J Trust *ea [ C irrjspoiience solicited an of St. Geo. O. of St. studies. Illustration in color ; Real estate bought ! means to buy books.” tarts are and Louis, Carpenter Fancy always tempting, Louis. after Call in and see them. to make them a short Audubon. 1901.598. T 0-2 I NT L LIG ENT 1‘RK.J 1'DICE.” prepare pastry Reported at the Mullin House are crust, adding to the flour one-half tea- Townsend, Edward Waterman. Prof. Blander Matthews Miss J. F. Tuckerman and Miss E. L. No charge for fitting. gives spell- spoonful baking powder; then mix up Days like these. A novel. 1901. T 06 reformers some sound advice in the Tuckennan of Xew York, Frederick R. ing and roll out one-eighth inch in thick- Tribulations of a princess. With for Cummings of Boston, Miss L. II. Hal- Removal Century Magazine August: ness: dip fancy cutter in flour and cut Anon. 1901. must bend their to sey, Miss H. V. Halsey of Xew York, portraits. x2 They energies the pastry, piercing with a small circu- the notion that “the Miss E. Codman of Boston, Miss F. W. YTasari, Giorgio. POOR & Summer To the Bltck. former v combating existing lar cutter holes in those which will SOF, Ernggists. Allyn only Washburne of Xew Mrs. W. Lives of of the most Spring"' form is not a but York, seventy emi- printed only symbol, be used for the tops. Bake a delicious the most of our mother Hall Harris and Miss Harris of Balti- nent painters, and fitting symbol brown in moderate oven, and when sculptors ^GOODS.-^ copied R. H. Coombs & Sop. There is an almost more, George W. Taylor of Boston, Mr. architects. Edited and by tongue.” super- cool spread with any jelly, jam or mar- annotat- veneration felt most of us and Mrs. Reed of Baltimore, Mrs. F. E. stitious by malade. place pierced tops on. Three ed by E. H. and E. W. Blash- AN UP-TO-DATE LINE OF for the we learned at school Lewis and Miss Lewis of Boston. spellings ; fancy cutters will never come amiss in field and A. A. Hopkins. 1897. Edward they seem to us sanctified by antiq- the kitchen of household.—Eliza- Thorndike, I take pleasure iu announcing ? any It.. 759.5 V. HATS and uity ; and perhaps even an inquiry into beth W. Morrison in August Ledger The Epworth League Convention. CAPS, moved to No. TO Main street. Tin the history of the language is not al- Monthly. Pupil of Charles R. Adams occupied by to disestablish this rever- The Office Cat. and John L. Hodsdon of ways enough San Francisco, July 18. The HOSIERY and BOYS. HOW TO KEEP THE HOUSE COOL. Ep- PMEN ence for false gods. Yet know ledge helps worth convention of 1901 was Boston, A. Farini of New League Our Brunswick editor h. e. furniture to free us from servitude to idols ; and at reports seeing York, and Shakespeare of McDonald, can be done to make formally opened Mechanics’ pavilion Brunswick cats we are “Many things in fits owing to the weather. when told that the “accepted a For the week the tide of London, will receive. GLOVES, even the small house comfortable, today. past Bath cats are more sensible and dow n cel- has we ask go and myself, and we shall be glad spelling” “dignity,” may restful in hot writes travel has been toward San lar. Our own weather,” Francisco, Thomas Cat—Thomas Tim- 1 there is in the of place friends whenever it is foi what dignity spelling Maria Parloa, in the Ladies’ Home until the Epworth hosts, 25,000 strong, othy Ruckley is his full name—remained PUPILS IN SINGING. UNDERWEAR, Etc. possible “harbour” with an inserted u which is have a line of Journal for August. “Of course the had been poured into the city ready for down cellar from early morning until sun- very complete has been thrust one not pronounced, which the services. Arrivals contin- set of the hottest days.—Bath Indepen- Builders’ Hardware of the late. windows must be properly shaded with opening For terms and hours mail to in and which is dence. apply by ■ comparatively recently, blinds or awnings, and also well screen- ued at all hours last night and in the Mouldings, Floorings in all V' etymologically misleading. ed. All the should be early hours of this morning, but the 18 Street, Belfast. eluding Parquet Samples, Mantoi in his effective answer to Mr. Her- heavy hangings High NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, removed, and when possible the carpets last belated train was in, and the last Fire Sets, Doors, Sash and Blind- bert argument the Spencer’s against should be taken up or covered with tired traveller had been given a warm EDWARD The largest and finest line in the city, in all Posts, Rail and Balusters. \\ ind-" — THORNDIKE. metric system which, oddly enough, the latest colors and fabrics. to linen. Cool colors, such as white, gray, welcome by the reception committee CASTOR IA Cut any size. is like spelling reform in that it finds before the first number on light greens and blues, should take the today’s pro- to see friends an-; its chief in Great Britain— For Infants and Children. Trusting my opponents of the warmer colors. Thin white gram was called. The great pavilion NECKWEAR Mendenhall remarked that place Foreclosure Notice. main Yours very truly President muslin soften the light. The was decorated and ready. The vast is not so curtail^ The Kind You Have To the “ignorant prejudice” danger- aired and sunned with seats for and Always Bought Fred R. B. Mitchell of Mass please most fastidious. Beautiful bouse should be well auditorium, 10,000 Whereas, Boston, in all ous an obstacle to human nor his deed dated October and goods the newest shapes. B. HALL progress, at least once a The morning additional facilities for a chorus of 2,- by mortgage 25,1898, C. as what be called “in- day. early recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds, Book so common, may is best for all the 000 which will 253, this. Open windows give special concerts, Page 288, conveyed to me, Lura E. Glidden of telligfnt prejudice,” meaning thereby and blinds and let the sun and air pour was canopied by American flags, around Northport, WaMo County, Maine, a certain piece "an obstinate conservatism which make the house. About nine o’clock the gallery railing red and white bunt- or parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situ- through ated in of Waldo and State of cling to what is or has been was Northport, County people close the blinds and all the windows ex- ing draped gracefully, with here and bounded and described Lamson & Hubbard because it is or has been, not be- Maine, as follows, to merely cept one or two downstairs and two or and there shields of America and Great Portland, Me., July 24. The county wit: On the north by land of Emery Brown; east to take the trouble to do land owned Charles Durham: ing willing three upstairs. In the open windows Britain, with their respective flags attorneys of Maine held a special meet- by formerly by better, because already doing well, all crossed above here south by the Smith farm (so-called) and land of wet grass screens, or cover the them. The stage was ing to-day to discuss matters of W. E. west land of the while that better is place Patterson; by Joseph G. knowing doing regular screens with wet flannel. When hung with gold colored bunting, the interest to prosecuting attorneys. The Lane: and whereas the conditions of said mort- -AND. not the easier, but is more in har- nave been and now are now there- only the sun goes down open all the windows State’s color. visiting attorneys were guests of Coun- gage broken, mony with existing conditions. Such fore, by reason of the breach of the conditions and blinds. A skylight or window ty Attorney Whitehouse of Cumber- I claim a foreclosure of said conservatism is highly developed among at thereof, mortgage. should be kept open night and day in the Their Secret Is Out. land, dinner, and this afternoon, an Dated at Northport, July 15, 1901. on both sides LURA E. English-speaking people attic, except, of course, when it rains. organization was formed. At t> o’clock 3w29 GLIDDEN. of the Atlantic.” It is such con- All Sadieville, was curious to learn just The cellar windows should be Ky., a shore dinner was served at the open only the cause of the vast improvement in the Cape HOME must be over- HEATHEN. servatism as this that Casino and later in at night. If they are not closed dur- health of Mrs. S. P. Whittaker, who had Cottage the evening NOTICE. The subscriber hereby come by those of us who wish to see our the notice that she has been the heat of the the a party went to Peak’s Island. EXECUTRIX’Sgives duly appointed > ing day warm, for long time, endured untold suffering 1*‘ « English orthography continue its life- Executrix of the last will aud testament of Many have moisture-laden air enters the cellar and from a chronic bronchial trouble. “It’s all during efforts toward due to Dr. The his fin* long simplification. condenses on walls, pipes, metals, etc., King’s New Discovery,” writes President, July 25th, issued ELMER A. FLETCHER, late of Monroe, 1901. as well as i>revuM> her husband. Spring: Style, I N! AMBITION. and in a few' will make it so “It completely cured her and proclamation establishing free trade j GREAT Nil SIR THOMAS TIPTON’S days damp in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given «' also cured our little of a se- 1 Soft and Stiif. None better made. SPECIFICS. as to be an for grand-daughter between Porto Rico and the United bonds as the law directs. All having None \ 1 a unsuitable place keep- persons more nials which will About forty years ago, ragged little vere attack of Whooping Cough.” It posi- demands the of stylish, and to be had only of ing food.” States and declaring the organization against estate said deceased wdi named used to sit on the tively cures Coughs, Colds, La are desired to the same for application *• boy “Tommy” Grippe, of a civil government for the island. present settlement, Cnrouic disease.' all Throat and troubles. and all indebted thereto are to make piers at Glasgow and watch the boats Bronchitis, Lung The requested kind, togethei with Guaranteed bottles 60c and proclamation is purely formal. payment immediately to A. K. Fletcher of Mon- skimming over the waters. He was Rockport, Me., July 24. Edward #1.00. Trial eases peculiar bottles free at R. H. drug store. roe, my authorized agent. and of the Pel' '■ the service, for Silk of and John alias Moody’s MABEL B. COBB. neglecting messenger Bangor Nolan, She—“I love this excessively hot P productive Organs which he was sents a week; of N. who were Whitman, Mass July 9,1901.—30 Dwight Palmer, relieved and pcni'.in; paid sixty Gary Portsmouth, H., The weather! Don’t Mr. Cherry Crop. you, Boreham?” j diseases au l but he could not help that, for the arrested at Bangor on suspicion of be- Masonic Belfast. cured. Kidney and Bladder He—"No! I can’t stand it I shall go Temple, our new" yachts fascinated him. ing implicated in the robbery of the matlsm successfully treated by Hallowell cherries have proved a away if it continues!” She—“I hope it covered Remedies. Send for testimonial"1 !, v One day he said: “When I grow up Rockport Ice Co.’s store at Rockport, sons helped and cured. Female disease failure this year. Only one or two re- will!”—Punch. r rich man have a of a new line of treatment. Send foi p to be a I’ll yacht pleaded guilty and were held for the at TAXES FOR 1901. poit any crops all. We have the idea symptom blanks and price list' my own, the finest and fastest that was September term of the Court. special Supreme that garden owners will need to spray Merchant (to new boy)—"Has the H. Mitchell can be consulted free by ever built.” “Tommy” dis- The stolen valued at about Bostou Suddenly goods, $75, their cherry trees to get rid of the flies book-keeper told you what to do in the otherwise. He will be in the and a letter New were recovered. Multipathic Medical Co. Mondays. \\ed' appeared post-marked few I am COLLECTOR’S NOTICE. which have been on hand the last afternoon?” Youth—“Yes, sir; Thursdays, from 10 a. m. to 4 i*. m. Ad'H1 York told the old folks how he had run WANTED. l> to wake him when I see C. H. MITCHELL, M years.—Hallowell Register. up you coming.” 1st I shall be in office away to America to make hisi fortune. Commencing August my Union Savings Bank in. OASTOUXJk. -Tit-Bits. In Memorial dally from 9 to 12 a. m. and Farm near Belfast or Searsport. Good ie somewhat coy, but Building Next to Hotel Tmirai Prosperity proved KM You Non No such thing as “summer l to 4 p. m., for the purpose of receiving taxes. A Roc”’ *Y, the to save Baantk y*Tho Always Bouttt complaint” buildings. 218 Tremont street. young emigrant managed where Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Straw- Croup instantly relieved. Dr. Thomas’ discount of 4 per cent will be allowed on taxes C. B. KM Boston. on or before 30tf FRY, M to pay his way home to Glas- is Nature’s for Eclectrlc Oil. safe. Never paid August 15,1901. Place Roxbury. enough berry kept handy. remedy Perfectly fails. 3w28* Ellsworth, Maine. Laboratory, 3 Howard gow. That boy declares to-day that his I every looseness of the bowels. At any drug store. M. C. HILL, Collector. A REGENCY OF FRANCE. the glory of the world of this •^JSIKIA, ridding FATHER OF FLOWERS AHD TREES. The Flight of the' Butterfly. Forewarned, odious species of oppression induced In our the monarch to turn a ear to the w. R. of growing apprehension of the routine, Vnder the Walls of Carth- willing Smith, Super Id ten dent the Botan* tlini linked life of the universe the flight of Dido Lived and Hailnilial Forearmed. dethroned prince and to conclude a I *c Gardens, WashtniCton, D. C. Where the butterfly has gained a significance and Conquered The City The to disease is with him for the invasion of vnnshi Scipio liability greatly treaty The Washington, I). C., Evening Star and interest far beyond the casual appre- Tunis. lessened when the blood is in con- Tunis. For this he drew con- ciation of its „( good purpose recently published an interesting sketch radiance and grace, says of The dition, and the circulation and L. W Brownell in m respondence Journal.] healthy tingents from every part of his empire of Mr. William R. Smith, superinten- Everybody’s Maga- For then all refuse matter zine. It is no as the frivolous From vigorous. —a Flemish a longer N is, Africa, June 20tli. fleet brought body of dent of at the Na- I. is promptly carried out of the system; the Botanic Gardens saunterer, who through the sunny days due German the to Tunis you sail east, otherwise it would raplffly accumulate infantry; galleys of Naples tional Capital, and who has been fitly flutters his life away among perfumed — and that he i\ hundred miles. Again anp fermentation would take place, the Sicily brought well-trained bands of termed the father of flowers and trees. petals, figures. The beauty has its function, and subserves a vital pur- words of Dr. Johnson recur blood become polluted and the consti- Italians; the Pope rendered all the as- Most of the noted are natives gardeners pose in the economy of nature. Like The object of all trav- tution so weakened that a sistance in his power; the of of is grand simple Knights Scotland, and M r. Smith no excep- the bee, the butterfly is a workman in see of the Med- result sworn to the shores malady might seriously. Malta, enemies of the infidel, j tion to the rule. He was a mere lad God’s garden, and his mission to carry The Kind Yon Have and A Always Bought, which has been, On these shores stood the healthy, active circulation means an efficient and the pollen from blossom to thus ian. equipped squadron; when he took the pursuit in which blossom, in use for over 30 has borne the of and up and the seeds. years, signatnre at of the world—the good digestion strong, healthy himself embarked at Barce- fertilizing cross-fertilizing empires Emperor he has achieved such deserved distinc- — and nerves. Without these winged messengers of has been made under his per- : the Persian, the Grecian and lona with the flower of the Spanish no- As a blood purifier and tonic S. S. S. tion. He became an apprentice in the the air more than half the flowers in f so118! supervision since its infancy. a in. All our almost all and a considerable flotilla from the world would be exterminated. Not 'wiwK religion, has no equal. It is the safest and best bility gardens of Lord Elcho at Haddington, Allow no one to deceive you in this. do add to the color and lovli- almost all our arts, almost all for old and children Portugal under command of Dou Luis, and was only they All “ remedy people afterward a journeyman, and ness of Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good” are bub the summer’s pageantry, but assist > us above has come to because it contains no minerals, but is Empress’ brother. Of course the savages, then foreman at the Kew gardens. He in its creation. Does it not the Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of made of roots and herbs. ripen the shores of the Mediterran- exclusively half-savage Kheir-el-din could not com- j had the American fever early in life interest of the spectacle to realize that Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. No other remedy so thoroughly and with such a the swarm ; it in these latter days, the de- pete force, though he called and came to this country in his eigh- of opalescent insects one cleanses the blood of im- sees in now effectually in all his corsairs and thousand the meadows, in the races that inhabit that twenty teenth year. In 1852 he went to Wash- eddying purities. At the 1 golden sunlight, rising and falling in a ion learn a Moorish horses and a mighty fleet of might very great same time it builds ington, and the next year became con- lazy abandon, swaying drowsily on the What is CASTORIA Turkish Goletta was taken ;:i our infant Republic of the up the weak and de- galleys. J nected with the Botanic Gardens, of clover blossoms or balancing on the ^^k ^^k ^^k assault in of the Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- bilitated, and reno- by July, of 1535, and the which he has since been the petals new-opened violets, in an j superinten- and It is Pleasant. It vates the entire Charles V. became master of existence apparently fetterless and goric, Drops Soothing Syrups. Ltnicy of Tunis—or Tunisia, as sys- Emperor dent. We quote from the Star the fol- fancy free, are at work contains neither nor other Narcotic tem. It cures all manner the as well as of Kheir-el- really seriously Opium, Morphine ■ become the fashion to call it permanently situation, lowing the function of blood and interesting paragraphs: performing of their being? substance. Its age is its guarantee. It Worms skin troubles. dins’ fleet, arsenal, and three hundred The noticed on destroys little more than a prolonga- reporter approaching and Mr. E, E. Kelly, of Urbans, O., writes: the office walls were allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind " brass cannons which he found that the outer cov- that in it are I bad Eczema on bands and face for planted Camden’s Valuation. Algeria, except my ered with of Colic. It relieves cures fire years. It would break out iu little on the For three Japanese ivy, evidently Teething Troubles, Constipation ■>ts and cultivated and ramparts. days Tunis spaces, white pustules, crusts would form ana two varieties, the leaves on some vines and It assimilates the the was over to the Chris- The are the of Cam- Flatulency. Food, regulates itains dwindle to drop off, leaving the skin red and inflam- given pillage by being very large and dark and on oth- following figures gradually ed. The dootors did me no I used den's Stomach and and natural good. tians, who murdered infidel ers small and in valuation for the present year, Bowels, giving healthy sleep. For seven hundred all the medicated soaps and salves without (?) 30,000 lighter green color. nearly and also for last year. As will be seen The Children’s Panacear—The aiother’s Friend. benefit. S. S. S. cured me, and my skin inhabitants and carried ten thousand “The large and darker leaves are on the seaward of as a increase has been made Vlgeria, slopes is clear and smooth as any one’s.** vines grown from seed,” explained Mr. splendid of bar- Mrs. of more oil' into Thus Mulai over range are rich in wheat, Henryt Siegfried, Cape May^N. slavery. Smith, “and the others on those grown $100,000. J., says that twenty-one bottles of S. a. 8. Hassan his aided the from GENUINE ALWAYS >n and tobacco; orchards of cured her of Cancer of the breast. Doc- gained throne, by cuttings. The first you see there 1901. is Valuation of Real CASTORIA tors and friends thought her case hope- most civilized nations of the time, sur- > the first seed of the sort brought to Estate.Si,566,515 ranges, cherries and peaches; less. Valuation of Personal Estates.... this ] secured it over 359,195 Sears rounded and country. forty the of _ t chestnuts Kichard T. S. by carnage abhorred by his j Signature olives, almonds, Gardner, Florence, C., years ago from Windsor, England, and suffered for years with Boils. Two bot- was Total.SI,925,710 risks; thickets of ole- subjects. He obliged to sign a there are to tangled tles of S. S. S. put his blood in good con- now from three five million Rate per $1000.$21.50 dition and the Boils that he held his such in intus, myrtle and juniper, al- disappeared. treaty, acknowledging vines this country. Mr. Harris 1900. Scud for our free and write of Boston some which with sandy stretches over- book, kingdom in fee to the Crown of Spain, got cuttings pro- Value of Real Estate.$1,505,662 our about case. duced the smallerAeaved variety, and it Value of Personal Estate. 319,876 all the dwarf palm whose ten- physicians your agreeing to pay a very large sum for Medical advice free. is frequently called Boston ivy because nid leaf-stalks furnish thesta- the subsistance of the at Gol- of the that THE garrison profusion of it in city. An- Total.$1,825,538 SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA. Rate $1000.S19.50 t the Arabs, and whose fibres etta, and every year to send twelve other name for both ti.e seed and cut- per Increase of total valuation for 1901 over horses and as ting growths is south side ivy, because .skcts, mats, cords, fans and of this of the many falcons to the Em- sequent history part it grows best on the south side of a 1900, $100,172.—Camden Herald. as a token of He also The Kind You -eful articles. are peror Have Higher up world. The site of the Roman city is vassalage. house. I also introduced the first hon- Always Bought ■ of carib and locust agreed to free all Christian slaves in are so rests trees; now occupied by a pretty village, half eysuckle in America. That came, like Keeping Busy— Why you pen- In his the of sive ?” “No reason in particular," answered Use For Over 30 Years. ae sunny hillsides have a pecu- half with and dominion, grant perfect liberty to Japanese ivy, by wray England French, Arab, mosques Willie Washington. “I didn’t have any- THE CENTAUR COMPANY. YT MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY. and from Japan. 1 brought it over and used rlet borrowed from the religion the exclusive right of fish- else to do, so I I as glow, minarets and Catholic churches; and it to cover the the thing thought might banks of Tiber when well look as if I were ot the universal ing for coral to the Spaniards, and thinking.’’—Washing- pomegranate all around, on pleasant hillsides sloping that stream was about to be walled. It ton Star. undertook that no corsair should be ad- is one of the best to hold em- to the bay, crops thrive amid the ruins. agents mitted to of his his How bankments and besides it makes sweet is less rain falls, owing to the In the midst rises a handsome Gothic any ports. well he his word is “another odors in places needing them. It seems •ution of the and the and a surmounted kept story,” country; chapel monument, to flourish best on poor land, and birds as says, which cannot be relat- once is that the land, though by the cross of the Crusader, a con- Kipling and breezes carry the seeds, which ac- A ed here. counts for its in ■lately sterile, is cultivated with spicuous landmark seen far out at sea. profusion Maryland.” Few The of difficulty and uncertainty that It is in of Saint of ordinary way reaching Tunis memory Louis, Mr. Smith was asked what he from Goletta is the thought Words stly left to Mother Nature’s de- who sacrificed himself on the by Italian railway, France, was the most valuable foreign horticul- K about There is which in summer-time runs methods. decidedly plains of Carthage to a generous zeal eight daily tural importation he had brought about. ivnce the than the trains. The distance is seventeen kilo- “Chinese cane,” he in political in his plague-smitten camp. Louis sugar responded and in winter trains are re- promptly. “That variety is grown every- ■ features of the adjoining prov- erected the meters, the Phillippe memorial,in 1840,1 where in this now, and its in- duced to five. The makes a country Fntil a few years ago. the gov- believe; and even this kindly act set railway troduction has been worth millions to "PlainKiUeY great around the and a of Tunis was an hereditary evil It was loop lagoon, our producers. In 185* only one Pain-Killer. Perry Davis.’ you need not fear results. convenient stomach. Fannie B. Wabd. of their tipple as some men are. idmirably. being called a it is not on the nor port, sea, "Here is a beer saloon,” he remarked, ■ stakes occur, or acts commit- even on the Gulf of the same name, pointing to a southern trumpet. Tak- R Good —Rub It In. not be un- Thing eould countenanced but lies at considerable How to Clean an Oil Stove. out his he cut off one of the distance inland, ing knife, Wickless Powerful, penetrating, clean to use. gives instant re- ■ law of French lic- a no >]nmon the on a narrow isthmus between two long green stems, having broad mot- lief. and leaves oil or grease to soil the clothing. large first to be and .The thing (lone in tled mouth, and split it open. Inside Darge Bottles cents and Si.00 at Grocers and General Stores. it also provides cheap easy but shallow salt lakes. The northern cleaning 25 Druggists, an oil stove is to remove the iron were the remains of lifteen or A POSTAL BRINGS FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE- v the native top twenty Blue for governing rar the natives El which acts as a insects of various all lagoon,—called by Bahira, | chimney. Turn each kinds, victims to MINARD’S LINIMENT MFG. COMPANY. BOSTON, MASS. obviates the necessity for the meaning “Little Sea,” communicates wick as low as possible in the burner. their appetites for the liquid distilled and Wring a small soft cloth out of hotsuds within the stem. One stem with a Flame expensive governmental with the Gulf of Tunis an artificial by and rub it hard on a white that would have to he estab- cake of sand soap, top Mr. Smith called an all-night passage, at Goletta, on its seaward edge. then with a wooden skewer or small saloon. ...THE... the an •re country proclaimed Goletta.—a town of perhaps three pointed blunt knife push the cloth down “In the moonlight the night moths of France. on the inside part thousand inhabitants—is the real port, of the burner, a good are attracted by the white top, and in like that of the quarter of an inch and rub off all the they go and get huge joke, pot and its name is a of the tipsy.” corruption brown this will re- This was slit and a of j iie kettle hard names, aud the deposit: probably open, profusion j Arabic 11 elk or “Throat 1 words, el-Oued, quire considerable scouring. If it can- victims disclosed. : the to for not be uling poker Coventry of the Canal.” The passage from Gulf gotten rid of in this way, scrape In another hot house were numerous with the it oft with the and have a first-class job of won;. meddled lire, to tind to lake cuts the town into knife. Xext scour the specimens of nepenthe, the plant with ; I | two portions it Electric clock in Tunis outside of the burner lift off the net- leaves something like a wax plant or Common Flat Wick Raniilata hy quarantined because i —the northern half ncy U laic itml be on time. containing the fort, ting and scour with always from the cleaner and healthier thoroughly. Wipe all night blooming cereus, cup-like battery and most of the residences; parts with a dry cloth. Turn the wick growths hanging from them. Pointing Oil Stoves, However, the an- and Algeria. the Southern the Bey’s summer pal- up rub off the charred edge. If out one of the latter, Mr. Smith said: ■ has been more than made cut each then “That is a It up ace, the old seraglio, the arsenal, necessary, wick, light to whiskey sliop. contains, Quality KNIVES, make sure that it is even. Once it is as you see, a liquid that looks like a I Oil Stove Ovens. iglit hours at anchor under custom house and Vessels t-ORKS, prison. cut true it will seldom need more than cordial. Insects go in and die drunk,” CRAIN, cliffs of an- SPOONS, ■czy Carthage—the are compelled to anchor in the a off of the charred “Do think that such victims aid open daily rubbing you etc., extra heavy nnan on its as portion and the of in the sustenance of such city superb promon- roadstead, there is not sufficient clipping loose plants?” plate, fully guar- threads. \\ hen not in the wick “It is my belief that do,” he re- FEED. unting a colossal linger into the deptli of water near the shore. The use, they anteed. should be turned down until just below plied. Then he called attention to the Tunis from its westward shore. boatmen, ex-RifE or probably pirates, the top of the burner. The iron chim- ingenious artifices by which such plants was founded their SEEDS and .re, you remember, descendants, used to have tilings ney will probably need a thorough led their victims to sacrifice, and by Garden which their Hose, nieiau colony from Tyre, eight all their own way and travelers were cleaning, rubbing hard with the soaped they prevented escaping keep everythi ng v.M.aiy n hi by jewele cloth and skewer. When in case the didn’t do its work. yyE and fifty-two years before quite at their mercy; but the French every comer liquor j is clean it is rubbed and Window GROCERIES was perfecfty dry Screens, bom. Then it was called authorities have stopped all that, osten- on replaced the stove. “There is the mother-in-law plant,” “New in the FIT EYES hidact, meaning City,” sibly through Bey, and established This first cleaning, especially if the remarked Mr. Smith, calling attention WE YOUR Importers* of Salt. stove has Water Coolers, '.■on to rtica, the “Old.” This a regular tariff for the row to shore,— been in use for some time, is to a small green growth whose broad to be to glasses. Satisfaction guaranteed ame Carchedon in and one and a half likely difficult, but, once clean, leaves were mottled with gold and sil- Greek, francs for each passen- the dealers in the finest quality of[ burner and chimney can be kept ver spots. “Its botanical name is dift'en- Nickel Plated Tea- ago in Homan. For upward of ger; for a trunk or satchel half a in Copper large good condition by going over them bachia sequina picta, and it is called the undred years it continued in un- franc extra; for a whole boat, nine daily. Then by being careful to avoid dumb cane because Humboldt had his kettles, the 100 CENTS »-00 « . ited till francs. Steam to smoking, the oil sto\% will prove tongue temporarily from WOro" ”vfork°for $ Anthracite and glory, destroyed by launches, belonging what paralyzed it is intended to be, a thoroughly it. It contains a 11. C. 140. A quarter of a een- the Transatlantic Company, also tasting powerful etc. ply useful article, and with care should last nerve poison.” Tea-pots, Coffee-Pots, so later it was colonized between their Blacksmith ViO&lS ■ by vessels and the shores. for many years.—Cornelia C. lied ford “How did it come to be called the show 1 > in ISfNo trouble to goods. racchus, and rebuilt by Au- Goletta, like Tunis, has been con- August Ledger Monthly. mother-in-law plant?” asked the report- [ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Long afterwards it became the structed entirely with the material of er. A Minister’s Good “Well, that’s a story,” said Mr. *eat of Christianity in Africa, near by Carthage. It is growing rapidly Work. 5c. and 10c. Goods. H. J. Locke & Smith, with a smile. “A good many Son, 33, 35, 37 Front St., Belfast, Ale any of its most edifices to the northward, so that it has almost “1 had a severe attack of bilious splendid colic, got years ago I was invited over to Balti- our a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Plumbing Specialty. molished witli the view of root- reached the ancient city, the newer more to act as judge in a horticultural BELFAST NATIONAL BANK BLD'O. TELErHOMi; 4-2. uf Diarrhoea Remedy, took two doses and was show. I lost and not know- P. O. it paganism. Its utter destruc- quarter being in high favor with the entirely cured,” says Rev. A. A. Power of my ticket, SQUARE. Kan. ing. the location of the show looked in ■wever, did not until the Tunisians in on account Emporia, “My neighbor across the begin summer, of was the street sick for over a week, had two or newspapers, but found nothing (A. I). since The Wonderful How Quickly invasion, 007); which sea-bathing. climate is said to be three bottles of medicine from the doctor. about it. Finally, with some difficulty, Truly He used them generation after generation has agreeable here the year around and the three or four days without re- I found the place. There were about a Mitchell & then called lief, in another doctor who dozen old ladies each with a Trussell, n d the vandalism with un- famous baths are scattered for a present, CHAPHAN’S pious mile treated him for some days and him no gave season ticket. I scolded the manage- ng zeal. All that was movable or more along shore. The fortress relief, so discharged him. I went over to W. H. Coombs & Co , ment about not the see him the next He having advertised n since carried either which defends morning. said his long off, Goletta—built of and was introduced to a Balti- : .. huge bowels were in a terrible fix, that they had show, 115 HIGH STREET. Golden Crown Oil DEALERS IN I a* construction of the modern blocks of stone taken from the palaces been running off so long that it was almost more American reporter named Witte. a i bloody dux. I asked him if he had tried, 11 took him around, the flow- Tunis, or to enrich the public I of Carthage—has been many times be-1 explaining Chamberlain’s Colic, Choleraand Diarrhoea ers, and when I told him about the RELIEVES AND CURES gs and museums of or and he Second-Hand Goods Europe, sieged. Perhaps the most celebrated Remedy said, ‘No.’ I went home effect of the dumb cane he remarked, and brought him my bottle and him e in barley-fields and cabbage- encounters In which it has were gave “Gracious, what a grand thing it would COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, figured one dose; told him to take another dose in A CHEAP round about. Just of be for a mother-in-law!” In his OF A LX think it! those between the armies of Charles V. fifteen or twenty minutes if he did not find story and all LUNG KINDS. he on CROUP TROUBLES. relief, but he took no more and was dwelt the mother-in-law plant, same old Carthago—once scarce- of Spain, and the corsair entirely Parties having FURNITURE, Kheir-el-din, cured. 1 think it the best medicine 1 have and thus it got its name.” AND HEALTHFUL glorious than Rome herself in usurper, whom the Sultan Seliml I. nam- ever tried.” CARPETS. iience and in That Mr. is free in «5o. PEH BOTTLE STOVES, or anything to sell heroes—Regulus, ed Pacha. We have not space in The ! Smith expressing A lame shoulder is caused by sending us a card will receive a man surrendered himself usually by his opinions may be seen from the prompt patriot, Journal to tell the rheumatism of the and call. a Republican story, muscles, may be incident: On one occasion AT THE DRUG STORES. Antique Furniture specialty. Min cured a few following tortures on his return from it reads like a tale of the Ara- by applications of Chamber- though lain’s Pain Balm. Mr. Smith, in his official capacity, was _1 "ic 33 Main Street, He. mission. On these plains bian A'ights. or one of Sir Walter Scott’s called upon to escort a party of Repre- Belfast, N ipio and Hannibal proved their romances. It is a tale of treachery sentatives through the BotanicGardens. Shim On the Drink. Ground Floor—First Politi- When came to the orchid us greatness. Here Iiido had and bloodshed, of secret influ- they house, NOTICE. Papal cian—“Do you think we'd better take which contains the most remarkable and here the exiled ences and ace, tryant, outrages by Barbary pirates. the public into our confidence?” Sec- I collection of these flowers in this coun- 1 have a repository on Wight wandered and compared his Mulai Mohammed, last prince of the ond Politician—“Oh, we’ll take’em in, try, one of the representatives inquired: all dust and fortunes with the sublime Beni Ilafer dynasty, which had ruled right!”—Brooklyn Life. “What are the darned things worth, street, free from dirt, Freedom i- around him. A little farther this for three anyhow?” where I will store sleighs, car- Academy, region in centuries, died Good advice. “I’m thinking of doing “My dear sir,” said Mr. Smith, “if the 10 Cents the western capes is the site of lf>25, leaving many sons by his numer- a little speculating,” said the lamb- Great Architect of the Universe had riages, furniture, etc., at a rea- FREEDOn, MAINE. 't where the ous wives. One “What’s the best to been when He made up” Utica, Cato, of the youngest if thing put your studying economy sonable price. Leave orders at money in?” “A safe you, He would have put you on four WILL BUY A BOTTLE OF OUR "ger, who came to read philosophy, these, named Mulai Ilassan, owing to deposit vault,” replied the old feet and make you eat grass.” Swift *C|Paul’s. 12tf rendered himself to the of the of his bird.—Philadelphia Fall Term reasoning intrigues mother, who it is Press. It will be realized that Mr. Smith has Opens Aug. 20,1901 l,l!" JOSL1B niCBl. and selfishly committed suicide said poisoned his father, succeeded to little sympathy for the purely utili- Bel/ast. " ■ the overthrow of The after At the funeral. “Poor old tarian school. -■- Pompey. the throne, putting to death all Rigg— • - * * Prepares for all Colleges and Scientific Schools. Mudge. He doesn’t look like the same am'"iit cisterns constructed the the brothers who Beer Extract Graduates received without examination all by opposed him. When by ! man.” Tigg—“No. And just listen to OA8TORXA. more than hundred Kheir-el-din WANTED colleges that admit by certificate. iiicians, eight gained possession of Tunis the eulogy. It doesn’t sound as if it Bean th* s* The Kind You Haw Always Bought mis which will make Complete Commercial Department with Short- before the Christian era, are with his corsair hordes he were for the same man either.”—Balti- five gallons of delicious proceeded Root Beer. hand and under the instruction of 1 A tenant for a house on Congress street now Typewriting, a of and its more American. capable holding water; the to strengthen citadel and to fortify being repaired and put in condition to satisfy. graduate of Shaw’s Business College. M Rent low. tf25 of the later Roman the of Physical Culture and Oratory one Forum, Goletta, regardless expense, which Mrs. Noyborne—“Did your little VM. C. MARSHALL. taught by The Off the Block—“I can 3 Bottles for 25c. Mfiiple of gEseulapius, the the was borne by the Sultan. Meanwhile brother come home from the Fourth of Chip tell you who received her training at Emerson College of circus, one thing, Maria. If is like he all Little Lizzie— Johnny me, Oratory. “'npliitlieatre, and many other splendid Mulai Hassan, compelled to flee, had July picnic right?” will have good staying qualities, anyhow.” “Yes’m—all hair Board with complete accommodations $2.00 and except his and ling- “He has them now, John. He’d stay in bed "hidings, may be distinctly traced. Not invoked the aid of Charles V. Before $2.50 week. Rooms for ers.” till noon every day if I’d let him.”—Boston per self-boarding 25 cents numerous FOR week. ancient heroes revive in memory that day complaints had been Traveller._ RENT. per Meals 10 cents each. ■“ler Wm. O. & For further information or the walls of Carthage, but per- brought to the Emperor of the He—“I've bonght you a pet monkey POOR SON, catalogue, assistance ■ outrages Concerning Seattle, Puget Sound, Wash- in to amuse you, She—“Oh? The store the Condon securing boarding accommodations, address '"ages of later date, crusaders, war- committed by Barbary on his darling,” ington State and Alaska, consult Bureau of recently occupied by pirates how kind of DRUUOI5TS. Manuf and Banner Shoe the principal, 4w2t) noi's you. Now I shan’t miss Information, Seattle, Wash., O. M. acturlnn Company” and statesmen who made the sub- subjects, both in Spain and and when Moore, store.” C. O.POOji. Italy; you you’re away.”—Fun. secretary. Itf Belfast March 29 1900.—I3tf D. H. PEKKINS, Ph. B., LL. B. GILKEY’S HARBOR. A FAREWELL TO MAINE. AN IDEAL IN THE IDALETTE. THE BKFDBLICAB JOURNAL. DAT The of a few years on Scrofula 1 changes very In* from It. To the Editor of The Journal: Few are entirely A “ten cent team” loaded with ladies BELFAST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. 1901. the shores of Gilkey’s Harbor have been It so slowly as to cause It has been my good fortune, on the eve may develop and provisions, “tlie walking delega- greater than in any other locality in ^little if any disturbance during the whole of my departure for a home on the gation” and the Sunday Published Every Thursday Morning by the this vic inity. Mr. J. R. Brackett of period of childhood. Congregational Pacific coast, to be once more school arrived simult? permit- It then of the excursionists Front Baltimore was the pioneer here, his may produce irregularity ted to breath the air and Stomach and 9 o’clock Straight Journal Pub. Co. invigorating bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh, neously at Lewis’ wharf at 49c. Republican cottage standing on the high land at and to look, perhaps for the last time, on the marked tendency consumption last After a few the southern end of and his before manifesting itself in much cutaneous Thursday morning. Islesboro, rivers and the mountains and CHAKLES A. EILSBURY, hills, or swelling. minutes’ in the j Bu to eruption glandular wait, passed watching grounds extending Gilkey’s Harbor, of dear old The old It is best to be sure that you are quite valleys, Maine. people on the Castine, and moor- free from and lor its complete eradica- embarking Subscription Terms: In advance, $2.00 a where he had a boat landing familiar scenes never looked so beauti- it, tion can on which was to the year; $1.00 for six months; 50 cents for three Then you rely carry .picnic party ings for his steam and sail yacht. ful as do this and never did months. they year, to their destination, the Idalette steam- Fresh from the Advertising Terms: For one square, one a boat was built on Ames landing cove, the air seem so inspiring and invigora- Hood's Factory. Inch in 75 cents for one and Sarsaparilla ed into and fast to the length column, week, of sight, making 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. for the accommodation cottagers as it does at the time. The best of all medicines for all humors. ting present larger boat soon had her passengers on and of the hotel at Bark guests Harbor, It is no wonder that the A lot It is that the stranger board and was headed down the bay large of STRAIGHT expected great steel and their were moored here. and a for a kitchen, ^ FRONT yachts from afar seeks her wooded retreats, storage room, place possibly could be strike will be settled this week. for an all-day sail. f ^|~"1 | ^ they sold loi Four or five years ago there were no her island should one be needed. seventy-five but we Edens, and her mountain The was an ideal one. The heat cents, didn’t day buy them tor for a leader. are made The of our Waldo cor- other buildings or landings on the Isles- “far from crowd.” The possibilities of Eggemoggin are that—just They good, look reports county homes, the madding of the sun was subdued a good as most dollar slightly by corsets and the wearing qualities are worth more as to the are of boro shore of Gilkey's Harbor. The reared almost in enormous. For many miles the blue respondents hay crop Although born and haze and the water was smooth as than FORTT -XIXE cents. We’ve all the common sizes in of got stock like tenor. A of cottages were all on the other side of Penobscot I have water laps the rugged rocks and at ’* would’nt be a bad id to examine them large crop goodqual.iy' sight bay, only glass. The first few minutes were spent I'ti'i-’I1!. because they are are to tide the sea-worn at 4flc. We have also has been secured in prime condition. the island, where they exposed recently been introduced to some of the high surges against per pair. just received all the late-i in arranging the wraps and provisions; styles m HUs f PROOF CORSETS. the east and southeast winds. Now most on her cliffs which have withstood for ages charming spots charming and was the consternation of all its great tents are and no the Islesboro shore of the harbor from shores. ceaseless inroads. Gospel multiplying, when it was found that the largest bas- doubt those who conduct the services Thrum Cap to Pendleton’s Point is ap- For the first time in life I have On the knolls above, which are cover- my ket was missing. A thorough search are intent on parently all taken up and the best sites looked on old immortalized in ed with a glossy coat of ground juniper, doing good. Castine, was organized, but all in vain. It was are occupied by handsome cottages, romance and I have the view is surpassingly beautiful. history, song. finally decided that the Sunday school A Vermont editor has been hanged— each with a convenient boat-landing. Wooded islands dot the beautiful gazed on Cape Kozier, (vilified by the bay, of in He accused the local militia- picnicers must have been guilty FRED A. JOHNSON. in their 49c. effigy. There are a few above Thrum emerald hue, and there is fresh cottages chroniclers) and have seen in the her 49c. so the Idalette men of the selectmen. piracy; changed bribing Cap,' but the shore here is not so well distance the azure outlines of old Blue invigorating air enough going to waste course, and after the Castine and bas- to restore adapted for cottage sites as lower down, now of scientific and have the hue of health to many a The Mayor of Worcester, Mass., Hon. Hill, fame, ket she steamed. Soon the pirate ves- and sunken face. The are and the water is shoaler, while ledges had an to admire the pale natives Philip J. O’Connell, is only a few opportunity jag- sel was sighted off the port bow, and abound. Just inside the light house on and a kindly people, and, as a rule they were months his thirtieth ged singular rock formation which the shrill and whistle of our past birthday. born on the island and their peremptory Grindel’s Point is a favorite anchorage renders a of Islesboro so parents be- there would be at least a dozen of the part interest staunch several times re- lives little craft, Congressman Littlefield is said to be for coasting vessels, westward bound. to within fore them. Their are quiet and Dark Harbor Yacht fleet ing the stranger the unlocked her to a and participat- and in the peated, brought standstill, an enthusiastic and industrious The once familiar beacon on Thrum boundaries of Penobscot simple enough, main are and his an enthusiastic garden- bay. the chief handed over the ing, young son, bounded their island and are pirate booty er. He no doubt believes in a little a pile of stone and a pole, seems Farther across by homes, seconded his Cap, down, the broad with little orho trouble, and both boats yachtsman, words. those who centered in the vessels whose white field, well tilled. to have disappeared; and expanse of water dotted with islands The tinal were went on their way. This chase after arrangements made, come and on the bosom of the used to resort to the shore below on one side and the main land wings go alter some minute’s skirting had altered our course some- conversation, and It seems that waves. provisions somebody predicted Tumble-down Bick for clams, would on the lies the of the dancing the was “all this other, gem bay, so that we were near to the unfa- party again aboard,” this hot season because of certain themselves in a Sometimes their loved ones out what, spots now find trespassing Little Beer Island. Here the go time bound for home, via Turtle Head. busy miliar Islesboro shore. This we did on the sun. That accounts for the gen- never to return until the sea cottager’s dooryarcl. hand of thrift and has reared gives up The sail the Islesboro shore was industry not it us a up eral to our its for storms are not in regret, for gave good op- disposition change spots At the right as you enter Gilkey’s a of villas where the dead, wanting and Turtle the colony pretty for this “stern delightful, Head, place when the sizzled in the the- feu- these island and the portunity seeing and mercury Harbor is Warren's Island,bought a invalid drinks in balm and healing dur- fastnesses, tragic of recollections for so its con- pleasant many mometors. of of sudden death leaves its im- rock-bound coast,” and noting years ago by W. H. Folwell Philadel- the summer and where story Belfast was hailed with ing golden days trast' to the of people, regret, and which before his un- press there as elsewhere. cottage-dotted slopes phia, upon the children grow nut-brown and for here the bow of the Idalette was the shore. All too soon for The drouth is broken in Kansas. We death last he had Down at Eggemoggin the pretty villas opposite timely year begun in the pure salt air. pointed towards home, and the familiar healthy the most of us, Isola the Folwell not refer to the that more a cabin or rather stand in a sort of a semicircle, and Bella, do, report the erection of log Little Beer Island is the of outlines of our home shore to be offspring was reached and we rounded the began be**r has been there ever after the sun sinks to rest in a clear place, shipped than log palace. The property was left to Beer and is connected the visible the haze. Island, with lower end of the island and off through before. have had the is I stopped They heavy rains, his youngest son and namesake, who is mother island a bar of sand which sky, afterglow indescribably The of us on by the we were “City Bangor” passed and the Atchison Globe have its as one stands on the little landing place. Here may now carrying his father's plans to com- can beautiful, the and was at the be crossed with safety at low tide. boarded Mr. to whom the way over, still usual corn carnival. hill above to view it. by Folwell, figures have wharf when we steamed At her pletion. Very exaggerated Northeast of Little Beer, the blue the of by. and as settles down and gentlemen explained that object been published as to the cost of this waters of the By by, night we also saw the the bay sweep through Egge- their visit was to for the mooring Anita, “American progress may be attribut- the from the old shines out arrange yacht building, ranging from $35,000 to $75,- describes near- lamp light to the Huberts Broth- moggin Reach, which to take at Belfast one yacht belonging ed wholly to organization, and with we hear races, place day system 000: but when finished and furnished it steady radiance, the night ers of and ly a half circle in a southerly direction of “Old Home Week.” Mr. Folwell Heading, Mass., Xorthport, hard work,” says Kenric li. birds the soft lao of Murray, will have cost a pretty sum. Only the softly calling and which we had seen and hailed near the and rush out again into the open. was courteous and said would Secretary of the London Chamber of wave the very they roof is visible from the Gilkey’s Harbor against rock, broken only by Islesboro Lewis wharf was ....ox.... The little settlement, or summer col- be to enter their shore. Commerce, in the Philadelphia Satur- and the the distant of oar as the glad yacht Viking, side, stranger would probably splash merry reached about and after a ony, is appropriately named “Eggemog- which won the first in her class 5.15, hearty day evening Post. That is of prize comprehen- conclude it was a summer hotel. Only parties young people propel their handshake all around with sive—and true. gin.” The genius which created this last year. A party was embarking on ('apt. the first story js of logs—spruce with boats against the outgoing t'de. Groesehner and his Mr. Cash- romantic village is centered in the per- the yacht at the time, and Mr. Folwell guest. the bark and of uniform size. Across the on the on, They son of Reach, thickly man, who had added in in Steamer A Massachusetts man lias discovered “Captain Babson,” which name explained that they were bound for every way Castme. were cut on the island in rear of wooded main just is a for all land, bright lights gleam his to our the at tiiis late day that the Maine guides synonym that is chivalrie, their log-cabin, now nearly completed, power enjoyment, party the building, and enough were cut to and holiest. out from the Tufts college summer broke well satislied with the are the best canoeists in the world. generous, just on Warren’s Island, and extended a cor- up, day’s and are reflected on the dark ■ furnish material for a wharf, which .1 ust to the west of Little and settlement, excursion and its results. I>. Giving an opportunity to Of course are. The Maine man Beer, dial invitation to our party to visit and they will be built another season. cabin water. Xow and then a The a few feet of swiftly moving comes near separated by only deep inspect this much-talked-of building. pretty being the best at any- steam with .Ol’F.K A. stands on the highest ground on the is yacht, pennant flying and Zinc- ami Griming make thing lie undertakes. water, “Pumpkin Light,” one of the This unexpected invitation was de- island, which to the south and comes down the Reach and Zinc Paint wear as slopes many first-class light houses which swinging lights, Groesch- Pevoe Lead twice lightedly accepted,and Captain loifir as lead and oil mixed hand. west, affording line views of the bay anp and disappears toward Mount Desert. by Among the insurance companies abound among the dangerous reefs and ner immediately offered them “a tow” of the Lincolnville and Camden hills. wooded distant islands of Maine. Here for a Changing sea, island, which have withdrawn from Maine many down, which they in turn, gladly ac- A Note From Dr. Fuller. At the main entrance is a large marble hill, and lofty mountain, all conspire to for the alleged reason that owing to long year has Captain Babson lighted cepted. The sail was a delightful one, slab in which is cut the Latin word make one beautiful whole, and happy numerous tires they have lost money, is and watched the little beacon which and a reminder to the party that one To THE ElHTOit ok Thf. Joihnae: In Salve You enter here a should be the favored far from of ones, Pirates (Welcome.) last issue I noticed that Thorndike the Fidelity Mutual Life. While the sends out its rays to wain the lonely need go no farther than our own coast your your room 00 feet long, 40 feet wide and 12 the tireless throb of modern life and correspondent mentioned the death of my insured in a life insurance company coaster or the belated steamer of the for beautiful scenery and picturesque feet high, the walls, like the exterior, of the ceaseless roar of stiiving humanity, son Fred, and insinuated that had Dr. may have to take “lire risks,” we do dangerous low reef which makes out in contrasts. During the sail one of the the bark-covered logs. The ceiling is who can seek health and rest, and store Thomas attended him the result might have not see why such risks should concern a long point from Pumpkin Island. gentlemen asked the company to guess to be and for the months been different. While we do not think the sheathed. Opposite the entrance When the Civil War broke out up energy vitality to company. Captain how many lighthouses there are on the the insinuation emenated from Dr. is a brick The mantel come. Helen X. Packard. Thomas, huge fireplace. Babson was one of the first Penzance volunteers, coast of Maine. The guesses ranged in justice to the attending 1 A bulletin issued by the census is a slab of marble 12 3 physicians beg feet long, feet and has a record second to none. Yachts and Boats. from eight to two hundred. The “hot- to state that my son’s family physician (Dr. bureau .July 80th, gives the following wide and 9 inches thick, on the front •Wounded and taken prisoner he lan- test” guess was from a lady, who said C. M. Whitney) was first called, and he be- statistics of the population of Maine: of which is the “How edge quotation, in suffered Roberts Brothers’ new out of town Dr. Thomas was then guished Libby prison anti yacht Anita has sixty-five. Sixty-nine was the correct ing .BY Males, 330, M»5: females 843,471; natives, beautiful the mountains.” Set THE.... upon his share of the early honors of that been hauled out on a cradle and E. L. Ma- number. called, who was also away. Then Dr. Cook (i0l,l8ii; foreign, 08,380: whites, 692,220; into the above is a chimney large sqifare place, and retinued to his native State comber will put KIC ) pounds of lead on her was called and came at once, when word colon d. 2,240, Iii nearing \\ arren s Island the roof including 1,319 negroes. of marble in which are cut the words, keel. t was immediately sent to Dr. Thomas, not to minus one good leg. of a became and 119 four and 70S large building visible, come. son was attended Chinese, Japanese, “Mon reve” (my dream) the name Mr- In the annual of the Union River My by Drs. Whit- lie was rewarded by a permanent ap- regatta to the of some of at Indians. It will be seen surprise us, least, that there is Fohvell gave the island. the and Bay Yachting Association at Ellsworth ney and kook, who had in consultation Dr. Upon pointment to this little fight, and dur- it was to be a of males. pronounced “the log cabin.” S. W. Johnson of Belfast. They were at Belfast quite majority walls are the Wave owned Hon. J. B. Red- portraits of the late Mr. Fol- Ids of he has Crest, by ing many years occupancy After landing their own Mr. Fol- his bedside assisted a trained Company well’s father and man, took first prize. party, constantly, by new grandfather, a hand, that The Maine is the eleventh of the developed part of Little Iteer Is- well rowed us ashore and directed us nurse from Portland. We feel that every- some of The Constitution has new model the Folwell yacht Vik- demonstrated that first-class battleships of the United land adjacent to the lighthouse. to the path leading to the house. The thing was done that human agents could do and one of a vessel. A fea- in light winds she is a wonder, and minutes States. There are seventeen of these ing, sailing The island is wooded near the for his relief, and shall ever hold in heavily faster than the but her walk was a welcome change after an grateful ture of this room are the six windows Columbia, qualities huge vessels in all on the lists. water with a fine of ever- inactive and we soon remembrance their faitl "u! and untiring navy growth in a stiff breeze and sea r -e yet to be dem- morning, arrived of plate glass, 5 by 4 feet, enclosed in efforts on his behalf. 1 wish also to thank The Maine’s sister, the Missouri, is greens, such as spruce, juniper, etc., onstrated. at the top of the hill and before us was gilt frames such as are used for our neighbors and friends for their kind- 50 but five of the will heavy and deciduous trees are not a Full Chorus 50 nearly ready, ships very plenti- The Shamrock the very large building. “But when are large pictures. But no can com- II., accompanied by ness and sympathy in the days of our not be to slide into the water picture ful. we to see the prepared Erin, sailed from Gourock, Scotland, at going log cabin?” asked trouble and sorrow. for pare with the lovely views thus fram- many months. Two of these are The houses, of which there are 10.20 a. m., July 27th, for New York. Great one of the ladies; and great was her 1. There are two of these Very truly yours, at the windows in Full Orchestra 10 building yard of the Fore River twenty-five or thirty, are as unlike the enthusiasm was displayed as the challenger astonishment when she was told that it W. (». Ft T.I.EK. the front and two at each end of the Engine Company, Boston Harbor. ordinary summer cottage as can he im- departed. was before her eyes. The party went [We do not think our corres poinlent in- room. There are two Daghestan rugs, agined. All are different in color, con- The famous New York sloop yacht Wasp around to the .entrance in a body, and tended to reflect on tlieattending physicians. ♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦ The to the 13 1--' 18 on figures relating exports by feet, the floor, and the in Had we so we should struction and trimming, but all abound was Gilkey’s Harbor last week. She was notwithstanding the fact that our num- thought not have pub- of the United States for the fiscal year furnishings include a handsome built the Herresholfs in R. in ished the item —Ed. piano. in piazzas, balconies, alcoves and cosy by Bristol, I., bers must have been rather overwhelm- 1 Journal. J Steamer leaves Belfast at June have In rear of this room ending :)0, 1901, been made extends a hall nooks. 1892, and her dimensions are as follows: ing, we were received very Leaves the to the store 30 4 13 2 pleasantly Camden after p< public by Treasury Bureau of leading kitchen, room, etc., There are no as all length, feet, inches; beam, feet, Morrill. Mrs. Wesley Wiggin and son kitchens, guests by Mrs. Folwell and the young ladies, and and to the room on the 11 feet. Statistics, they present, in the dining south inches; depth, from Roekport, Mass., are visiting her take their meals at the large central who kindly acted as guides for the party judgment of the Philadelphia Tele- side of the building. This room is 20 A scheme is now being considered by a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Storer_Miss dining hall which is carried on under in exploring the wilderness of rooms. graph, "the most remarkable exhibit by 30, and the decorations include number of Portland "achtsmen to have a Estelle Sanborn from Massachusetts visited FARE the supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Bab- number of yachts alike in every particular The name of*he place is “Mon Reve”— ever shown commercial deer heads and Delft friends in town last week_Mr. and Mrs. by any nation shields, swords, son. built for next summer, and to hold races in ROUND TRIP, Nearly all of the cottages are “My Dream’fand it certainly is like a 4i)C. on the face of the globe." "Not only ware. In the second story are 22 Portland harbor. The idea is to test the Pritchard of Xewburg, friends of Miss owned the within relative of the crews rather by captain, although seamanship dream-place. Xellie Thompson, made her a short visit are the figures the largest known to the chambers. In the hall is a model of than the sailing ability of the a few years he has sold a number to respective The views, the arrangement of the last week on their home from Camden. roads of commerce,” it continues, “but the five-masted schooner Edith G. Fol- yachts.—Portland Press. way Tickets limited to F1FT\ guests who desired to own cottages, rooms, and their furnishing, (which ...Mrs. L. R. Elder is visiting in Rockland. they are in favor of this to an well, built at Bath last and named Dr. John Bryant of Boston has been country year — and he has also sold some lots and are more fully described in another Rev. Mr. Owen, Financial Secretary of On sale at l’oor’s drug sto extent that justifies the astonishment for the daughter of the house. asked to take the position of manager of erected cottages to suit the fancies of column) all came in for their share of Colby University, was the guest of Dr. T. not to the While the house or cabin is the yacht Independence by Mr. Lawson, X. say consternation, they nearly the Pearson last Saturday and Sunday_ buyers. and it is believed that he will Dr. praise and admiration, and it was with awaken the nations with whom there is much to be done accept. Miss Leona Achorn is at home from Belfast among completed yet Mrs. who was Frye, formerly Emma Bryant is one of the best-known amateur reluctance that we left this ideal spot. we trade.” on the in the of visiting her parents-Miss Belle Pearson grounds way grading Sheridan the owns and actress, occupies yachtsmen on the Massachusetts coast, Before saying a final goodbye to the from and There are about 125 acres Massachusetts is visiting relatives in seeding. a beautiful red in a been identified with for The Kennebec Journal in a review of cottage sightly posi- having yachting “House of Seven Gables,” the photo- town—It is announced that Rev. W. A. in the island, and at low tide you may the preparations for the observance of tion. Here she rests from the literary many years. grapher of the party took a snapshot of Richmond of Freedom will the cross a bar to Spruce Island, which lies occupy Old Home Week in Maine does labors which occupy her life while in Dr. C. G. Weld’s steam yacht Malay was the house, with its owner and the party pulpit here Aug. 4tl>, in exchange with Rev. hardly inside. Just below is Seven Hundred met in the bay the other day and the ques- H. I. Holt. justice to Belfast. It says: “Belfast the city. in the foreground. Returning to the Acre Island, where there are now two tion was raised as to her size as compared is also planning on the observance of one Mrs. Rose, whose husband was a cele- beach Mr. Folwell and his brother act- cottagers, Mr. George Nowell of Boston with the Bangor steam yacht Aria. The Zinc and make with etc.” Bel- brated army surgeon, lives in her own ed as ferrymen, and before we realized GrimMnK day, parade, reception, and Miss Rose Elizabeth Malay is three feet longer than the Aria, Cleveland, of a soft which stands on it we had said and were steam- Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear tw ice as fast will have special features on two cottage gray and tons more. Their is as follows: goodbye SILVER sister of ex-Fresident Cleveland. The tonnage as lead and oil mixed hand. STERLING an bluff about from long by and the program for the week is abrupt thirty feet 173 tons 90 tons net. fhg away, counting ourselves very lucky days, main Malay, gross, Aria, ship channel is at the lower end the not excelled by that for any city or water. Another handsome cottage 119 tons gross, 81 tons net. for the unexpected pleasure of a visit of Acre and on other side is OF CONDITION OF Island, the is owned of REPORT THE town in the State so far as we are in- by Miss Ransome the Stand- a to>^Ton Reve.” SPOONS, Minot’s The Constitution struck rock last week Island, and below that again ard formed. It includes a parade with two Publishing company of Boston; an- and lost a race to the Columbia. She was The curiosity of some of us, however, The National Bank Job’s Island, thus completing the chain Peoples and three a other cosy one by Mrs.Hager of Chicago, dry-docked and found to have sustained no was not quite satisfied, for the F. S. perhaps bands, reception by of islands which Harbor. at Belfast, in the State of Maine, at the close of MEAT FORKS. formGilkey’s and still on the serious She is to re x this that of the ladies of the Improvement Associa- another, high steep hill, injury. again adorned the sweaters the young 1901. In due time these ’slands will have business, July 15, the of Dr. Waters of the week, today, Thursday, and Saturday; men remained a as the tion, presentation the opera the by regular army. mystery, sugges- RESOURCES. their summer residents. the will be in it Several others are owned and Independence again. tion of one of the ladies that it Pirates of Penzance by local talent, by private stood Loans and discounts. .$ 89,436 21 BERRY SPOONS. She has been improved in many ways and secured and unsecured.. 58 09 an open-air concert by the Belfast band, parties, and the remainder are either for “Folwell Sunday School” was re- Overdrafts, is expected to make a good showing. U. S. Bonds to secure circulation— 12,600 00 a High school reunion, a visit from the The Eastern Maine State Fair. hired by the season by families, or rent- garded as hardly probable. Stocks, securities, etc.. 106,790 00 G. Elwood Wilcox, Blaine Owen and Banking house, furniture, and fix- FANCY PIECES. F. S. steamer and a race ed to transient guests. Mr. and Mrs. The first landing in Gilkey’s Harbor tures. 2,000 00 Dolphin yacht At the Eastern Maine Willard L. McFauden of Augusta have liangor, Me., State Other real estate owned. 8,737 12 in which a dozen or more of the lieet of New York are their been in this harbor with the trim yacht was made at the of Dr. 15. Fair Association will hold its annual exhi- Geary spending slip George Due from approved reserve agents... 0,945 08 Argo since Tuesday, being on a pleasure yachts owned by summer residents at bition, beginning Aug. ‘.'7th, and running un- ninth consecutive year there, occupying Shattuck of Boston, where one of the Internal-Revenue stamps. 16120 AT GREATLY til the .31 .h, inclusive. The committee has cruise along the coast. They called upon Checks and other cash items. 1.616 04 Dark will a home of Rockland and took a committee went while the Harbor, Islesboro, partici- gotten out a very handsome herald of four- “Buttercup Cottage,” dainty friends, Friday party ashore, Notes of other Natiooal Banks. 1,230 00 of ladies out for a Fractional nickels, REDUCED PRICES pages, which they have entitled “The East- yellow hue in which they have spent prominent young sail, ladies prepared dinner. The envy of paper currency, pate. landing at Crescent Ber di where all enjo-ed and cents. 28 91 ern Maine State Fair Journal,” descriptive Laic il Mo/ Reserve in viz: many summers. Mrs. C. Bosson one of Smith’s celebrated fish din- some of the young ladies was aroused ey J'auk, of the leading attritions of w hat promises George Manager 00 Transfers in Real Estate. ners. set sail for home late in the Specie. ..19,050 to be one of the very best Eastern fairs of of Boston has in process of erection a They by the dainty little canoe on the land- tender notes. 1,913 00 20,963 00 afternoon.—Rockland Star. Legal the season. Among the feature attrr -ticns water had been Redemption fund with l\ S. Treas The following transfers iu real estate beautiful cottage, which fchen complet- ing, and if the smooth 5 of circulation. 025 00 will be a gorgeous display of fireworks, be- Steam owned Mr. uver, per cent, were recorded in Waldo of yacht Kathelmina, by it is doubtful as to what have We have a large variety County Registry ginning with the “The Last Days of Pom- ed will add greatly to the attractiveness W. J. Curtis of New York, and might Prof. Bristol’s commanded Total.$260,990 71 Deeds for the week ending July 31, 1901: peii.” diving horses, “Rock- of the from the E. Horton of this is Before the return of the have been island, especially water. by Capt. George city, happened. Frank W. Kelley, Winterport, to Geo. I. et” and “Meteor,” secured, and the south railway to be cleaned and paint- LIABILITIES. the Moore Family, of three ladies The house contains live rooms, committee-member the canoe chair, WARI land in consisting large ed. The Kathelmina is a handsome and Capital stock paid iu.$ 50,000 00 TABLE Swett, Rangor; Winterport. Loren and three in their s erial • gentlemen, rots, besides a cosy dining room for lunches fast yacht; but in these respects she is not also on the slip, was found to exactly Surplus fund. 10,000 00 K. Stewart, Montville, to L. and with a Coon Trio will be made features Undivided profits, less expenses and Edgar Stewart, unlike the scores of fleet dyers that fr suit the of the little in front of the stand betw on the al’ fresco. requirements boy taxes paid. 3,847 55 do.; laud in Montville. W. R. Gill, Cam- grand quent the waters of Maine at this season. in the 1847 Roger Bro*. Plal1 heats of the races. The writes of the was in a fam- National Hank notes outstanding.... 12,497 50 secretary The living room, which runs across The peculiar thing about the Kathelmina on party. Everyone Individual to check. 66 den, to E. L. Siraonton, do,; land and build- that has been left undone to make deposits subject 172,579 that we are at pm nothing her name, which is compounded from the Demand certificates of 00 selling in Lineolnville. of the Eastern the entire front of the house, is finished ishing condition, and the am pie and de- deposit. 2,036 l;' ings Fannie A. Twombly, this exhibition Maine State names of Mr. Curtis’ four daughters— Certified checks. 30 00, any ever before offereii in Brooks, to Neil Gelleis, Prospect; land and Fe!r the most perfect success. in hard pine, beautifully polished. Katherine, Ethe', Helen and Mina,—all of licious dinner was done full justice to. — Total. $250,990 71 buildings in Prospect. Chas. Davis, Ban- Each chamber has an alcove> and a whom are enthusiastic yachtswomen. After the remains of the repast was Pick land Opinion. State of County of ss. gor, to I. C. Powell, Appleton; land in The Laugh on a Drummer. balcony of its own. cleared away and the cabin “cleared for Maine, Waldo, Liberty. Simon A. Stubbs, Hampden, to Down stairs a broad piazza runs en- Haeliiale. Mr. and Mrs. Aldeu C. action,” the Idalette retraced her way I, FRANK R. WIGG1N, Cashier of the above The laugh is on a certain runner who left named bank, do swear that the above Clarence G. of Harrison, are at solemnly Stubbs, Winterport; land and Caribou one day last week for Fort Fair- around the and on the Emery Ohio, visiting up the harbor a short distance and statement is true to the best of my tirely house, Enos knowledge in E field on the B. & A. Arriving at the Junc- Emery’s and J.E. Hall’s—Mrs. Sarah and belief. buildings Winterport. C. Lane, front a broad of stairs run down made a in front of the hand- tion he changed cars, but instead of getting flight Clark of Dorchester, Mass., is at J. W. landing FRANK R. WIGGIN, Cashier. QEO. R. POOR. Brooks, to Milton M. Leonard, land in me do,; onto the Fort Fairfield train, he made the to the water which laps, the rocks be- Plummer’s_Mrs. E. J. Thompson of some cottage of Dr. R. H. Derby of Subscribed and sworn to before this 29th Brooks. F. A. Bartlett et to A. is he'- day of July, 1901. I ah, Unity, mistake of boarding the train, which is Cliftondale, Mass., visiting father, up low. In the second story there a C. M. Plummer—Mrs. M. B. Small and New' York, where the committee was J. 8. HARRIMAN B. Haskell, Bangor; land and buildings in stood on the siding. His mistake was not Public. fitted with a Mrs. Ann S. White are at -Geo. Notary j JEWELER. he heard the brakeman call bath stopping received and for the — Unity. Neil Gillies, to Lester H. discovered until spacious room, graciously plans Correct. Attest: Prospect, out Isle.” His can be im- White’s_Haying is nearly done. The “Presque disgust thoroughly modem bath tub and appli: races furthered. Harriman, do.; land and buildings in Pros- agined, perhaps, but not described.—Presque crop is about one-third larger than last pect. Isle North Star. ances, and in the basement there is year. Dr. Derby assured his visitors that NEWS OF BE1FAST. Two girls wanted at this office to learn to -rHl. BASE BALL. set type. THE HEWS OF BROOKS. w. T. V. has suspended its ineet- 1!lt, Geo. W. Frisbee and W. H. Bray will the first Thursday in 50 Cents up-river the Belfast team last Mrs. F. A. Merrett and son are .. September. of Raymond until conduct a dance fat the pavilion on the Only Ihj trip to at lias a board at to make your and weelf added two more victories their Northport. ,Ilt I'.ite put up guide South Shore, Xortliport, Saturday baby strong evening. record. Old Town Wednes- l of Commercial street to direct well. A fifty cent bottle of They went to Mrs. 0. H. Wakefield of Lowell, Maine is ,, Thomas H. Marshall Relief Corps will Boston and wharf. day,taking a large excursion party to Bangor visiting at E. C. Holbrook’s. n> the Bangor meet at ira Memorial Hall Tuesday, Aug. 6th, on steamer to Old Town Castine, thence by wife ... unusually tame in this at 7 Scott’s Emulsion Henry Cunningham, and baby of vicinity p. m. All members are requested to be the electrics. The Old Towns tried a new will are People frequently get within a present. change a sickly baby to Swanville, visiting Mrs. C.’s father, Geo. pitcher, McPherson, who after a little wild H. Miller. i- of them if the approach is made a plump, romping child. jf\\ A valuable horse owned by Daniel L. i business in the early part of the game Only one cent a think settled A. B. Stantial, who the Pitcher was impaled upon an iron bar to day, ; down to good work and made our recently bought 13 of lb Its as nice as Hiram Peirce place in will move of members of Seaside Hose which he was hitched, Monday. There whs cream. boys work for their laurels. The Bangor Belfast, Send for a free sample, and tty it. there next month. tends, went to Eagle Island fish- no of News’ hope recovery and the horse was SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Daily Old Town correspondent says: lohu Dexter, Sunday. Despite killed. 409*415 Peart Street, New York. | “Tire outfield was slippery and the weather James F. Jewell is working in Monroe for number had luck 5°c. and $1.00; all druggists. | rftther raw for McAllister Walter > 13, they good The good playing. Twombly, who is making extensive *' Helping Circle of King’s Daughters and Small after a back Bf ; he line, dpllided while fly on ■' repairs his s meets with Mrs. 0. R. Webster, Hay View second in the first inning and both were buildings. iliraim D. received quite was Thad. ,|... Kyder last street, Monday evening, August 5th. All badly hurt. McAllister obliged Garland, who has been employed to leave the game and Simmons took his in her sister, Mrs. Sylvia A. Wolff members are to Dancers from eight different towns attend- for several years at the Insane in requested be present, to de- | Place. For Belfast superb work was done Hospital !,-e, a sofa that for dance in Searsmont is - j.i Calf., pillow cide about their buckbor d ride. ed the hurdy gurdy by Goode at third and Johnson behind the Augusta, visiting friends in town. AX THEa._ 0 k land richness of material can last Saturday evening. The patrons ap- bat. Taggett’s batting record was a home A buck From Rozier to Islesboro it is four I board party of men went to North- Cape run, three and a Simmons .0 excelled. preciate the untiring efforts of the mane bagger single. nautical miles. Last week a fine buck deer stole a couple of bases and Frisky Davis port Friday, returning that evening. Li 1 concert the Belfast to the dancirg Dearborn open-air by with horns in the velvet swam this distance gers please public. made a circus catch.” The score: handled the ribbons in an artistic .,-t Friday evening was enjoyed by a and There will be on manner. landed at Hughe’s Point in an exhausted Pictures of Venice. BELFAST. A.B. K. B.H. P.O. A. E. C. C. C. ... and Shoe ,i the of the Store lienee, rendering condition. for three 4 2 0 7 0 0 Upon regaining his wind and exhibition at our Free Library Johnson, c. There was no service Sunday at the Union numbers was fully up to the usual 2b. 4 2 2 l l o bearings he took for the woods. weeks following Aug. 6th, pictures of the Ring, church, as Rev. F. W. Barker of the band. Burke, lb. 4 2 2 13 1 2 was confined .) lard Art of Venice. There Leander Staples has arranged with II. T. and Architecture Darby, c. f. 4 1 2 3 1 0 to the house by a severe cold and sore throat 1 of the Ducal 2 l l 6 0 mis C. Ford lost a valuable horse Harmon & Co. of Portland to may be seen twenty views Goode, 3b.5 T. A. Commencing JULY 25. sell his patent Elliott and are in town for a THURSDAY, Doherty, p. 3 0 0 0 3 0 family ek or No halters in Palace, fifteen photographs of the paintings bj tetanus, lock-jaw. Maine. This arrangement will r. few weeks, Mrs. A. E. In order to Dearborn, f. 5 0 0 1 o 1 Houghton joining make room for fall styles we will sell our summer stock at a mid existed from which the dis- of Titian, twenty of Tintoretto and other s. allow Mr. Staples more time to devote Webb, s. 3 1 0 0 3 1 them Thursday after spending the winter have but there was one hundred. Gorman, l.f. 4 1 2 1 0 0 originated, to the general management of his business, views, numbering nearly and spring at Rumford Falls. GREAT SACRIFICE. slight puncture somewhere. as he will not be obliged to on the road Last Sunday at Camp Ground go Northport Totals.36 11 9 27 15 4 The Kanota Comedy Co. closed here Mon- ish on the second page some in- and sell. nearly a hundred people assembled to hear OLD TOWN. A.B. R. B.H. P.O. A. E. day night after playing for a week. The •xtracts from advance sheets of The twelfth annual a sermon by Rev. Seth H. Beale. Father 2 1 reunion of the Smith, l..b. 4 4 0 0 general verdict is that they give an enter- ■ st magazines. There was an error Hatch Beale, who is 86 years old, nearly a Taggett, 1. f 5 3 3 2 1 0 Ladies’ family will be held at the Hatch spoke taining show. The of a Russet Kid Lace now worth r. 5 0 2 1 0 prize lamp for the $1.00. 51,50 for cream wafers. It half without notes. His discourse Cross, f. 0 “ pe should homestead, two miles south from hour most “ Centre C. Davis, c. 5 0 3 9 3 0 popular baby was won by David Ox Blood Lace quarter of a of in- was well and now 2.50 pound Hour,” Montville, Me., Aug. 21, idol If stormy arranged forcefully delivered, Webb, 2b. 5 0 0 3 1 2 Brackett Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. |.75, "une of ffour.” while his enunciation was remarkable. A. 3b.5 1 1 4 1 l “ “ quart the next fair day. Come see your old friends, Davis, Walker. Russet Kid Lace now s. s. 5 1 2 l l l 2.?o make new That he may yet enjoy many yec-s is the Simmons, |.75, unty Commissioners of Maine will ones, and enjoy life for a day.— c. Hollis M. “ “ Small, f.5 1 1 2 0 1 f Boynton, a lifelong resident of wish of his numerous friends. Patent Leather now annual convention in E. Judson Hatch, Sec’y, Liberty, Me. 5 0 1 l l o Lace 2.50 Ellsworth, McPherson, p. the town, died very suddenly Saturday 1.75. ill. There will bean address on At the of the Belfast List of letters in the Belfast meeting Improve- noon, about 75 a Men’s Waukwell Russet remaining Total.44 8 14 27 8 5 aged years. He was veter- Bal. now $.50 agement of roads" the ment held 26*h it was decided 2.75, always county by post office for the week ending July 27: Society July an of the Civil War and was buried with “ 123456789 Patent Leather -hway Commissioner of Vermont, to give an afternoon tea under the auspices Innings: the honors of now 3.50 Ladies—Miss Celia M. Clark, Miss Grace 1 2 the order by the comrades of 3.00*, Belfast.....4 1 1 2 0 0 0—11 “ to liar Harbor and Sorrento, of the society during Old Home Week, the G. Cookson, Sirs. Mary K. Crockett, Miss Old Town.1 11 (p 21110—8 George Davis Post, G. A. R. He was a Wine Calf Bals now 2.25, worth $.50 nteresting features. exact date to be decided later. The Presi- “ Maud Curtis, Miss A. T. (2). Gentlemen— Two base hits, Smith, 0. Davis, Simmons, quiet and kindly man, respited by his “ has Mr. Vice President and were Small, McPherson. Three base Russet Calf Bals now terBrown received the blanks, John Flagg, Garland Air Moistener dent, Secretary hits, Ring, neighbors and friends. Two sons and 2.50, 3-50 Darby, Cross. Home runs, Taggett. Double “ “ cotypes and other apparatus for Co., Mr. Shepard Patterson, (2). appointed the reception committee and the one daughter survive him. Tan Bals play, Taggett and Webb. Left on bases, Vici now 2.75 ;lie weather forecasts as received following members a committee of arrange- 2.00,’ Clement Reunion. The eighth anni- Belfasts 2, Old Town 8. Base on balls, oft “ “ from the U. S. Weather Hu- ments: Mrs. H. H. Johnson, Miss Hattie A. of McPherson 6. Hit COUNTY Tan Vici Bals now 2.00 apli versary of the Clement family will be held Doherty; by pitched CORRESPONDENCE. ’|.75, notices will be received by telr- Clark, Miss Maude Barker, Mrs. Geo. A. ball, by McPherson, 1; by Doherty, 2. “ “ Thursday, August 22nd, at Ritchie Grange Struck out, by Doherty 8; by McPherson 8. Bals now 2.00 ut eight hours earlier than for- Quimby, Mrs. E. L. Stevens, Miss Xina Bicycle |.75* Hall, Waldo. A picnic dinner. All are in- Umpires, Dorr and Ililworth. Scorer, II. T. Thorndike. 0. J. Farwell passed a few “ i will be sent out on the to Poor, Miss Maud Gammans. Harmon. Russia Calf Oxford Rubber sole now stages vited to attend who are related to the Clem- days the past week with relatives in Rock, 2.00- 3.50 •d the star route free “ “ by de’ivery ent either descent or The 26th Maine Reunion. The land ...Peter Harmon family by marriage, Thursday’s game was with the Easterns passed Tuesday in Russia Calf Oxford now arions offices the same 3-50 post day. and we all will come to take reunion of the 26tli Maine Belfast.,..Mrs. S. J. 2.25, hope prepared Regimental of Brewer on the grounds in that city. Bel- Sargent of Omaha “ mi and to be in Belfast next arrived Tan Calf Shoes now 2.00 ifei*Aiks. The Lewis some part in the program. If the appointed Association, held fast !i to 4. Neither side scored until Neb., Saturday for a few months Boys’ |.50, won, “ is extensive to is the reunion will he held bids fair to be one of tarry with her “ making repairs day stormy the Thursday, Aug. 8th, tlie 5tli inning, when the Easterns got 2, fol- daughter, Mrs. C. B. Cox.... Russia Grain Shoes now New floor timbers have been next the most ever held. The fore- The Misses Vera and i.3o, i.75; fair day.—Mrs. Frank Clement, Secre- interesting lowed by Belfast with ;i in the 6th. The Ada Stevens of Pitts- a entire new on the noon and evening camp- field, who have been planking put tary. exercises, dinner, Belfasts were accused of making a great visiting relatives in MISSES HIGH SHOES and OXFORDS, and BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ I the re- fire will be in Memorial Ilall. and the after- town, returned home buildings thoroughly Augustus Perry Coombs of Islesboro and kick against the umpire, Verrow, who is Monday_Mrs. B. BICYCLE SHOES all to be sold at a GREAT DISCOUNT. 1'ilwin Frost is and noon exercises in Belfast House. In A\ Downs started for a repairing Miss Bertha E. Thurston of Belfast were Opera said to have been a famous Saturday few weeks kicker in his *!*• •!*;-I-,*•!-- •!* r vr *'** -1-, -l** •!*? vv v; v* -Ur-!***!* *!-.* *>c-yc-.» Ids buildings in Fast Belfast_ the afternoon, in addition to the program visit with her Mrs. Charles married in the North church Sunday even- playing days, and knows how it is himself. daughter, ■n lias his new house at No. 201 already announced, there will be music Hayes, in Lynn, Mass....Mrs. Peter Har- ing in the presence of the congregation. The Bangor Daily News tries to show up 2®”Come early and have first choice. Don’t forget the date, Thurs- boarded and tbe work is being under the direction of Edward Thorndike, mon and daughters Edith and The regular evening meeting was held in our kickers but makes the matter worse Lillian spent day July 25th, and continues until all sold. porously—Cjrus FI. Tibbetts is r dtations by Thomas E. Shea, and other a few days the past week in the vestry and at its close the minister and a for the umpire by saying: “If some of his Pittsfield, the a addition to his barn on Bel- interesting features. At the evening camp- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Howard... .Mrs. few others went into the main audience decisions were off, both sides got it alike, Tlir n n n r 94 Main St., Belfast, ie.JeffersoD Hall is building a fire there will be recitations by Misses H. S. Black is still ill.—Miss Marion room. The congregation, seeing the room and neither has any kick coming.” very the shore south of the bridge in Georgia T. Burrows and Elizabeth A. Monroe is on the sick list.... Alfred Howard Next Door to A. A. Howes & Co. lighted and expecting that some other ser- The score: IIIL U' U U L 'list. Kelley, by Fred Hart, and rear- ks by passed in Montville.... Mrs. vice was to be held, followed, and witnessed song BELFAST. A.B. B. B.IT. P. O. A. E. Monday Leslie •- veterans. Bradford and rr:v Merchant. The attraction the ceremony. Mr. Coombs is euginrsr of Johnson, c. 4 2 2 12 2 o children were guests Thurs- Ring, 2b. 4 2 3 2 1 0 of Mrs. ■rlfast Opera House for Friday, the steamer Castine, and his bride is a New Advertisements. Pure water is day Edgar Dyer... .Mrs. J. II. Say- Burke, lb. 5 2 2 7 0 1 will be Charles Cowles in “A of more and more a and ward and daughter were ONE NIGHT .id, daughter the late Horatio Thurston, a becoming necessity, Darby, c. f. 5 o 2 l o 0 Lucy guests the BELFAST OPERA HOUSE, ONLY, Merchant.” This play has received veteran of the Civil War. its use is advised by physicians. In the Goode, 3b. 5 1 0 1 1 0 past week of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. f. 5 0 1 .■lit through the country duriug Redman Farm Spring water we have the Doherty, 2 o 0 Joseph Gordon....Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Whit- Fi n on the Stage. Those who went to Dearborn, 1. f. 5 0 0 0 0 0 Uiree seasons, and is a refreshing pure article. It lias stood every test and ney are passing a few weeks with their son, 1901. Belfast Opera House last Friday evening Webb, s. s. 4 2 2 2 2 1 Friday Evening, August 2, -tage entertainments. The story is is guaranteed to be entirely free from all Gorman, p. 4 0 1 o 1 o J. 0. Whitney in Embden....H. M. Hig- expecting to see some fun and have a good -orbing interest, and the dramatic vegetable matter or foreign substance of gins is nearly done haying. He has cut were not in the least, Totals.41 11 13 27 7 2 The laugh disappointed the on quaint comedian, CH4RLES COWLES, a Idle well sustained, affords a wide any kind. It is now offered for sale in grass seven farms and is now at supported by strong As a play O’Flynn's Stone Wall is fully EASTERNS. A.B. li. B.H. P.O. A. E. of New York in McKee fun making and the introduction patent swinging r gallon demijohns, which work on the eighth one....The rain of company players Rankin’s Comedy Drama, in of situations Pooler, c. f. 3 1 2 0 u 0 equal point funny and laugh- are to handle. Call and see at 1 ies. Mr. Cowles, himself, is seen easy sample Morrill, 2b. 4 0 l l l l July 28th was much needed, and all na- provoking incidents to the old time favorite age in a role eminently adapted to Thomas Gannon & Son’s—The Belfast Kendall, s. s. 4 o 0 l 3 0 ture is rejoicing from its effects_Mrs. “The Electric the later lb. 3 Doll,’’or production, Band will have an to Camden on Ilackett, 0 0 8 0 1 -:nal conception of a genuine old excursion Seavey and son of Massachusetts are “A & & Merchant.” 3b. 3 “Grimes’ Cellar There is no one Wentworth, 0 1 1 1 o Country Door,’.’ steamer Castine ountrj men. As the genial, quick- Tuesday, August 6th, giving St. Clair, r. f. 4 o 0 1 0 0 visiting Mrs. Flora Patterson....Mr. and class of but the cast includes a fun, German, an to A rare of and humor. wholesouled postmaster and general opportunity attend the opera, Pirates Kiah, 1. f. 4 1 l o 3 0 Mrs. Y. N. Higgins visited at Harry Rollins’ blending pathos an Irishman, a rube, an actor, and a dwarf, Kenniston, p. 4 2 2 0 3 0 -.•per, he portrays a picture of hu- of Penzance, that evening, and return r'ter in Troy and at Joshua Twitchell’s in Jack- Company carries their own Band and Orchestra. who is even shorter than our own Commo- Farrar, c. 4 0 0 15 0 1 ll me that finds a responsive echo in the opera. The fare for the round trip is son last week.... Mrs. dore Don Bobbins. Blyn Hogan and Verdict of the people: “A second Old Homestead.” The company is book- 40 and the tickets are limited to ms of ail theatre-goers. Mr. Cowles only cents, Totals.33 4 7 27 11 3 Miss Martha Littlefield passed in ed to a return Friday play engagement Tuesday, 50. are now on sale at Poor’s Rube street parade at 11.30. Free Band Concert at 7.30 p. .\t. oded by a dozen or more exceeding- They drug Innings: 1 2 3 4 5 G 7 8 9 Brooks....Mrs. J. H. Stevens and Mrs. at which time we should Aug. ti, not be sur- store—See statements of the Belfast Na- on players, singers and dancers. The Belfast.0 00003420—9 Bert Stevens and infant daughter passed Seats sale at Mixer’s Confectionery Store. prised to see the Belfast Opera House tilled. tional Bank and National Bar’; of Easterns.0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2—4 a is a short outline of the plot: Peoples July 2otli with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph PRICES—25, 35 AND 50 CENTS. The Belfast at Dr. Two base hits, Ring 2, Stolen oxter's son Tom had years before Veterinary Hospital Belfast and of the Searsport National Bank Darby. Prentiss — Bert Stevens several bases, Darby, Webb, 3. Left passed W. L. West’s stable on the Franklin Banks of S. C. 124 Waldo Kenniston, uh and b-come a trusted Searsport-Mrs. Heath, on Belfast Easterns 4. days last week with friends in employe bases, ti, Base on Searsport one night farm on Belmont avenue is in BELFAST OPERA only, Loring, a neighbor and friend of growing avenue, has bees for sale at S3 a hive—S. balls, off Gorman 2, off Kenniston 2. Hit and Stockton....Mrs. Flora Hunt, accom- HOUSE, axter. It is Christmas and the patronage and popularity. The place is Kalish, 1 Church street, offers for sale the by pitched balls, by Gorman l. Struck out, panied by Miss Edith Lawrence of eve, Gorman Freedom, fitted for the care of all kinds of domes- by 9; by Kenniston, 13. Passed ■ ■II as are up brick store, Nos. 48 and 50 Main o in Loring expected at Bax- street, balls, Farrar Johnson, l. passed Saturday Watervile....Mr. and tic animals and with 2; Umpire, ¥ AUGUST ■ dogs, conveniences for Mrs. 6th. me. They come, and with them cupied by W. H. Richards and subject to a Yerrow. Carlyle of Oldtown are the guests of TUESDAY, « There are now in the a 2A 20 of land in rear Mr. and Mrs. daughter, a bright-eyed southern operating. hospital years lease,with feet the Fred Cole....Mrs. II. J. .RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF. number of the Saturday's grne in this city was a walk- 1'nm is accused of and al- horses, including Howes and right of way to Cross street_Fred A. Stevens of Bangor has been passing a week forgery, over for the not which was so a short Belfast, Bangors being able Mr. the nature of the horse, severely injured Johnson, Masonic Temple lias a large lot of with Mrs. F. L. Philbrick — Mr. Gardner Loring keeps to Aland them in TOn WATERS in the time ago that many advised her. The against any respect. The who has Comedy Cyclone, from him he breaks off the engagr- killing corsets, fresh from the factory, which he is Philbrick, been quite sick, is horse had three wounds in the visitors were outplayed at every point. The ween liis and the punctured selling at 40 cents. He has all the latest styles improving—R. S. Ward shipped a nice daughter young 6 runs made the two of which were Hi inches by home team in the 1st colt to lid soon dies from a broken heart, breast, deep in rust proof corsets—S adit, of row Massachusetts Saturday. inning to the visitors 0 broke O’Flinn’s * Stone Wall. and a bad bruise on one hind Bangor’s # ies and while he is absent his each, leg. boat found in Searsport. Winterport. A bad West, and did not score runaway occurred The wounds are and heart, they until the (Stli, i"-e is and he healing perfectly the The proven, comes home to when in Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. F. Husssy funniest, brightest, cleverest Comedy ever produced. A continuous health of the horse is good. Another they got 3 runs.. They did not ■red to his lost love r id to take general THE CHURCHES. was out driving, accompanied Mrs. E. from start to finish. DON’T MISS IT. score again the Belfast a by laugh horse, on for an is during game. got lit plate in the which recently operated abcess, S. Gould and Mr. Geo. when some family circle, a double a Gould, well. single, and home run in the 1st PRICES 35 pretty climax. doiug portion of the harness the 85, AND 50 CENTS. Miss Nellie Thompson of Morrill will inning. One double play was made. Mc- gave way, Tiie Pirates of Penzance. There horse became frightened and ran into a Tickets on sale at Mixer’s August 5th. 1'iNfi Items. Sch. J. V. Wellington preach at Poor’s Mills next Sunday at 2.S0 Dermott struck the ball to short, Webb "F New York will be no baud concert this week b iause post, smashing and upsetting the carriage July 25th with pav- o’clock. threw to 2d where Ring put out McCann of the rehearsals for the Pirates of Pen- and throwing the out. m the quarry of John Peavey and and threw to 1st where Burke occupants Mrs. Good Templars. will be held at the Mis- stopped Mr > zance, which we are to know are Meetings Peoples’ Gould with ntner at Oak Hill. Geo. W. glad pro- Dermott’s fortunately escaped slight Capt. sion in career. The score: gressing finely, assuring a better presenta- the Frye schoolhouse, Miller street, bruises. Mr. Gould hurt his bad- The officers and members of Helfast shall remains at home this trip, and BELFAST. A.B. B. B.H. P.O. A. E. leg quite tion of the opera than last year. it every Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. All and Mrs. was No. Good are ""] is in command of his son, Indeed, Johnson, c. 4 2 0 13 1 0 ly, Hussey quite seriously in- Lodge, 30, Templars, requested Capt. are welcome. r is believed that with the addition of fresh Ring, 2b. 6 2 13 10 At this she is to meet at No. Main M. Pattershall — Sch. R. F. Hart jured. writing slightly im- 10, street, Monday, Burke, lb. 4 3 3 7 1 0 "ed to voices and the result of study and practice, A Sunday school will be organized at proved. She has the best wishes of her August 5th, at 7.30 p. M. Bangor July 25th to load for Darby, c. f. 4 2 1 o 0 0 it will be the best operatic performance ever East Belmont next afternoon. All many friends for her York.The Rockland schooner, Sunday Goode, 3b. 6 2 2 0 0 0 speedy recovery_ Waldo District Lodge will hold a picnic given here by local talent. As there will interested are requested to be at the school Gorman, 1. f. 3 0 0 2 0 0 Mr. Albine Curtis died at his home in West neses sailed from Turks Island July session at Northport Camp Ground, Wednes- be but one and that for house at 3 o’clock. Dearborn, r. f. 4 3 1 0 0 0 «ith performance here, Winterport Sunday night, after a lingering will meet salt for Belfast....Schs. George Webb, s. s. 4 0 0 1 1 2 day, August 7th. The Council the benefit of local musical organizations, illness of guson and Susan Stetson have sailed The subject of the prayer meeting at the Doherty, p.4 1 1 l 3 0 consumption.A christening for business at 11 A. M. It is hoped that there should be a crowded house. Prices took at the close of last ■angor for Calais, to load lumber for North church this, Thursday, evening, will place Sunday morn- the Grand Chief Templar and other proraij will be 80 and 35 cents for reserved seats, Total.39 15 9 27 7 2 ings services. Three infants and one little York, and others will follow. Freights be, “Are you praying in vain,” Ps. 106: 7-21. nent members may be with us. Reduced 1 admission 25 cents, and seats will be on sale BANGOB. A.B. B. B.H. P.O. A. E. Miss were baptized. The children were alais to New York for lumber are There will be no Sunday service until Aug. rates over the M. C. R. R. Come aud bring at a date to be announced McGuire, 3b. 4 1 1 1 2 2 Paul Norman "■ $2.25 from at Mixer’s later. 23th. Hatch, Page, Doris Tainter against Bangor_Capt. R. Pinckney, 1. f. 2 1 0 2 0 0 you$ friends. i The next rehearsal will be with the orches- and Evelyn Page. It was a beautiful service. attershall of the sch. Sarah L. Davis, The services at the L'niversalist church Bryant, lb. .4 0 l lo 0 1 tra in Memorial Ilall Friday evening. The Brown, s. s. 4 0 0 1 2 1 — P. C. Rich has been quite ill, but is now Zinc and Grinding make The Kiclmond, Me., writes the Boston next Sunday will be as follows: At 10.45 A. Finest Water "VLand. opera will be given in Camden Tuesday McCann, c. f. 4 0 1 o 0 0 convalescent.Philo Biaisdell and il that when about 70 miles N by E m., regular service, the family- Ilevoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice as and in the preaching by pastor; McDermott, p. 4 0 0 l 3 1 arrived from Cod evening, August tith, Belfast Bradford, Penn., Saturday, long as lead and oil mixed by hand. ape he picked up a valuable at 12 m., school; at 6.15 p. m., Connors, 2b. 4 0 0 1 4 1 Sunday Young and over ;t Opera House Wednesdey evening, Aug.llth. Robison, r. f. 3 0 0 0 0 0 staid Sunday at George Grant’s. An opportunity for Belfast tender, which the owner may have by Peoples’ meeting. A cordial invitation* is See advt. of excursion to Camden. Condon, c. 2 118 0 2 They have taken a at people to get a drinking water ng property—The four-masted sch. extended to all. cottage Northport Cresceus, 2.02 3-4. that is and en- IV. Steamer Notes. The steamer Castine and will spend some weeks there.,..Mrs. absolutely pure Cramp, Capt. Alzo M. Carter, sail The Total.31 3 4 24 11 8 free from all Baptist church has extended a c ill to Juliette Robinson of Cleveland, O., July 20. Among the en- tirely vegetable Jay night from Lord's iee Ban- advertised an excursion to Camden and Ellingwood’s Corner houses, Mr. Eugene S. Philbrook of Brewer to be- Innings 123456789 matter or foreign substance is at the to be on thusiastic cheers of nearly 10,000 people, tli ice for Baltimore. The Crescent Beach last Sunday, but owing to Belfast.6 0 2 1 0 0 4 2 15 Bangor Hospital, operated whatever. Cramp come its pastor. Mr. Philbrook is a world’s 1 grad- for tumor—Mr. and the champion i- wed down the the rain the preferred to at Bangor.0 00003000 3 Mrs. Fred Atwood, Cresceus, trotting bay Saturday_The passengers stop uate of and Colby college Newton Theologi- Two-base hits, Mrs. Laura Stockell and Mrs. Ellen Little- stallion, again demonstrated that he is the PURE AND Mannie Swan, which arrived at New Camden, and consequently the boat went no cal Ring, Burke, Dearborn, CLEAR Institute, and has given the best of satis- Condon. Home field and Miss of all trotters trotting a mile this 'uly 25th from St. John, Porto farther-The steamer Silver Star received Bryant, run, Burke. Passed Ada Littlefield have gone to peer by Rico, faction a balls, Johnson 3. Bases on AS CRYSTAL. during short stay in this city, both 0; Condon, balls, Little Deer Isle for a w-eek or afternoon over the Glenvilie track in of is a new smoke stt.ck and other two.Mrs. 2.02iJ. cargo sugar, saved.it estimated, improvements in off Doherty 1; off McDermott, 6. Hit bv the pulpit and among the He Thomas This establishes a new world's rec- — people. with her little trotting to her consignees by delaying her ar- the past week Orson A. Moore, w ho has pitched balls, by Doherty, 2; by McDermott, Atwood, daughters Sold in a 5-gailon demijohns, supplied church in New Hampshire a 3. Struck out, McDer- Lena and are her ord for both sexes, replacing the former uti! Thursday. She staid outside of been an oiler on the steamer City of Ban- by Doherty, 11; by Alice, visiting sister, Mrs. hung on patent swinging frames short time 6. Left on world’s record of held The Abbot. after graduating at Newton. It mott, bases, Belfast, 10; Raugor, Farnsworth in G. L. Gil- 1.03}, by itil the new law went into effect es- gor since she was built, lias been promoted 4. Double Islesboro....Capt. is that he will be ordained here play, Webb, Ring and Burke. Call and see at THOMAS (JAN- free of second expected man is at home for a short sample ing trade—Soli. Sarah L. Davis to the position assistant engineer Umpire, Ililworth. Scorer, Harmon. stay_Miss NON & SON'S, where orders he August 25th. Maria may rni lumber for on the steamer.The new steamer Treat of Hampden is with left, or call telephone 11-2. ingdale loading Bridge- City _ boarding Sell. Thomas the vessel of Rockland is now on The games announced for this week with Mrs. Stella Curtis....Mrs. J. W. Hatch Hix, recent- running time and Letter to A. C. Burgess, the Koek and children left PERCY B. REDMAN, :ght by Capt. Geo. F. Ryan, is on the has nearly equaled some of the City of Ban- lands, Houltons and Pattens are for Northport Monday for Belfast, Me. all cancelled. Kockland sent a of three or four railway. She was hauled on stern gor’s best trips. The Rockland has not word Monday stay weeks_Miss Hattie Owner Redman Farm Spring, Belfast, ITe. as Dear Sir: would like that could not on Kelley is at home from Rockland fora vaca- "st, the efter part of her keel is to been pushed to her utmost speed on ac- Perhaps you to take they play account of rain. yet the for TRUSSES "placed. She will be agency the foremost 'iaint in the The others withdrew for reasons tion....Miss Mamie LeFavor of Boston is thorough'y over- count of her machinery being new. The world: only i Devoe lead and zinc, it is right to the of "'I — Pilot John Martin of Portland known to themselves. Is it possible that guest Miss Beulah Rankin....The Bangor’s quickest trip between Boston and put before you the facts as to w hy it is the "based the sch. foremost. they do not dare to risk defeat ? Manager neighbors on Christian Hill are very truss fitted to sat- Fanny Hayden from Rockland was Aug. 7, 1804, 0 hours and 50 gay Every your FOR (1) Best materials; lead, zinc, dryer, Haugh has arranged for two games with socially just now. With SALE. mster, Capt. Turner, and she will be minutes, and the Rockland has made it in 10 picnics, receptions isfaction and on trial for ten color, and linseed oil, ONLY used in it. Massachusetts the and birthday celebrations to 'glily overhauled and refitted for a teams, Lynns Friday they manage hours. (2) It contains nothing else whatever; no keep things most of the time. days. If you are not satisfied The house lot on Congress street known as the and the Boston “all lively Patterson will boat and go into commission about water, no alkali; no benzine, no petroleum, collegians” Saturday. lot, be sold at a bargain. The tenth annual outing of it costs you nothing DUNTON & DUNTON. l. The Milliken, no fish oil, no barytes, no whiting—no adul- Next week the Eocklands will come to Bel- Catarrh Caunot Re Cured Fanny Hayden was built Tomlinson & Co. of Portland Be’fnst, Sept. 20,1900.—33tf was held terant. fast 'ksport for a but July Wednesday, and the Belfasts will play originally pilot boat, and was attended a (3) Your State chemist not has ana- > with LOCAL 20th, by large number only in Oldtown and APPLICATIONS, as they "ver used for that but as a the verifies and but Thursday Bangor Friday. cannot reach the seat of the All purpose, of grocery men from all parts of the State. lyzed paint,and (l) (2); disease. Ca- Kinds iim. She is he is going to it and it occa- The two games of Old Home tarrh is a blood or constitutional diseass said to be one of the fast- The from this buy analyze Week, Thurs-. For Sale guests vicinity were A. B. sionally, and thus watch over the interest and in order to cure it must take iu 'll "t her kind on the Maine day and Friday, will be with the you Cheap. coast_ Morrill: A. K. of customers. Bangors erual remedies. Hall’s Hatch, Chase, Brooks: 1). X. your Catarrh Cure is Brick store No’s. 48 and 50 Main street, occupied three-masted schooner Austin D. It is The manager says he will send us a team McFarland, Montville; James Bean and (4) proportioned for wear. taken internally and acts directly on thi by W. H. Richards, subject to 24 years lease, 20 kbt sailed July 5th from (5) It is mixed intimately and ground that will try our mettle. blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh All Prices feet land in the rear and the right of way to Cross Philadelphia Eben Cobb, Searsinont, and F. S. street. of Jackson, fine. Cure is not a quack medicine. It was pre- Inquire ■al for Florida, in com- S. 1 Church Jacksonville, Belfast. A special train of live cars of (6) It is full-measure (231 cubic inches a The association will give an entertain- scribed by one of the best in KALISH, Street. "f physicians Belfast, August 1.1901.—2w31 Captain H. W. Bennett of Brook- gallon). this for and is a guests, accompanied by Chandler’s Band, ment and dance in Belfast Opera House, country years, regular pre- from SO N• Y., and has not been since, (7) It is sold at so low a price as to make scription. It is of the best tonics reported (went to Sebago Lake in the forenoon. A this, Thursday, evening. A short composed it cheaper than lead and oil. program kuown, combined with the best blood puri- cents up. Also shoulder braces, "as built at Camden in 1880, and is bountiful dinner was served to will 200 guests. (8) It wears twice as long, anil therefore be given at 8 o’clock, followed by danc- fiers, acting on the mucous surfaces. owned directly supporters and rubber goods. BEES F. G. French of a FOR Pally foot costs as SALE by Capt. Base ball, ball, potato race and a bag less than half much by the year. ing to good music. The perfect combination of the two ingre- 1 (9) You can refund the dients is what land—Sch. Laura M. Lunt, recently race were the principal sports of the after money if any produces such wonderful re- at $3 a Hive. to customer is nults in Apply I'lirH on the dissatisfied. curing Catarrh. Send for testimo- Gilchrest marine railway, noon. The par ty returned at 5 o’clock to Port- The Duck Trap nine defeated the Centre MRS. S. C. HEATH, >' (10) We are responsible; have been in si with Adin Moody as mate, both of man’s minstrels. The next day they visited Yours truly, Drug tesboro. and in 1 123456789 City was former Old Orchard, the F. W. Devoe & Co. Store. Capt. Cummings took an evening Duck TO CUKE COLD IN ONE DAT '"inlander, leaving to take the new vessel eleotrio ride to the Cape. A special invita- Trap.4 10031400 13 jy WANTED Ichrest is now Penob- tion was given to all present to attend Miss Essie Bicknell is LincolnviUe Cr.O 22 120111 io Take Laxative Bromo Tablets. A1 riAINE. j building.Sch. next acting as assistant Quinine BELFAST, A middle-aged lady who would like a good arrived 31 from Hoboken with year, and all expressed a in the Blackman and home r'j!°al July determination to book-keeper office of her father, C. E. Batteries, Clark; Scouton duggists refund the money if it fails tol where tne work is not hard. Apply to the for the Belfast Eu*l & Co. do so if possible. Bicknell.—Rockland Star. GIRLS' HOME. Hay and Wiggin. cure. E. W. Grove’s signature.on each box. Belfast, July 11,1901.—28tf THE TWO TRAMPS. owner was not the -man to take ab- Register of Deep Water Vessels. An Evening Prayer. stract conclusions, however good, into 4 SHIPS. i. account in Bennett’s defence, while the Lite’s opening voyage, Lord, Thou didst grc j re .ultuf the voyage came danger- Abner Coburn, B F Colcord, sailed from safely keep were the when the Honolulu O’er childhood’s They crossing bay ously near comparative loss instead of J une 10 for Puget Sound; passed sheltered bays; 50 and the Neah 3. As now the tides of age around me CARRIAGES accident occurred, voung skip- affluent He was not a being of Bay July creep, 50 profit. A G arrived at Yoka- Protect my per dug his heels very angrily into the that sort. He would rate his Ropes, Chapman, shortening days. employe’s hama June 16 from New York. deck of the bridge and listened moral or in- TO CLOSE OUT AT planks worth not according to his A J C M Nichols, arrived at Cape Thou didst defend my youth when sped my to the adorned tale of the engineer with Fuller, ^ tellectual ability, but solely in con- Town July l from Port Townsend. bark Bailey’s v* of The REDUCED ^ a superabundance patience. sonance with his capacity for increas- Aryan, A. S. Pendleton, at Baltimore for Out toward the open sea; PRICES, Mr. Jamieson was As I and surplusexpressionof ing, and on occasions for multiplying, San Francisco. approach the shore, unknown at times appalling, and The Bangalore, Philadelphia for Nagaski; dark, INCLUDING particularly women take them safely. / the Tudor’s exchequer. denoue- Pneumatic ^ Delicate covered more than halt of his passed Anjer to July 17. Still guard and care fjr me. ^ story. They remove skin blemishes. / ment of the affairs de Tudor came un- prior crank E B J P Butman, cleared from New The pith of it was this: The bottles before Bennett’s and Sutton, L 30 in a bottle, 25c.; 5 ft. pleasantly mind, York April 16 for Tsintau. Becalmed by idle winds on placid seas, ^ shaft of the tramp Tudor has long since jQ the effect in words. gS I. 8. JOHNSON * CO., he produced Emily F Whitney, A S Pendleton, arrived Thy vigil did not cease; seeu and ended its better and Bottom the latter Now shrink Groceries, WHALEBONE days, kp Aj “Well, it’s all up,” said at San Francisco July 13 from Kahului. tempests beat, and when I Snrreys, Top Bag- worked having lately been severely by moodily, “and the Tudor and I’ll part Emily Reed, arrived at Honolulu July i from these, had from sheer '■« the hard-driven engines, company after this—my first voyage.” from Sidney, NSW. Impart uplifting peace. Piano Eox Road and utter weariness of an over-taxed matter over in Gov Robie, F Colcord, arrived at Hono- gies, Road Wagon They were talking the When lightly on lulu June 2 from Newcastle, N. S. W. Joy, bright-winged, poised IS WORTH old age, fallen into sections on the floor- the and it was while the skipper the DISCUSSING. cabin, llenry B A W Blanchard, arrived prow ing of the room. on his future Hyde, Thou didst engine Miltiades’ raised a big hand in pondered further foggy at San Francisco June 13 from Baltimore. gently restrain; When the account was skipper Though Sorrow ofteu with me now, Wagons, Pants, expansive that he was suddenly aroused from his Mary L Cushing, J N Pendleton, arrived voyages Concords, Bennett a deprecation. My troubled soul sustain. finished, Captain put ques- “Phew!” he said; “and who’s to pay apathetic state by a loud and violent at Cape Town June 19 from New What- tion to the engineer: blast on a steam whistle. He rushed com, Wash. for the coal what’s used in steaming, When and skies were “Can fix her and how long Manuel D. C. cleared many ships were nigh Drays, Etc.,--all you up, the of two days, and pay for all on deck to see what the matter was, Llaguno, Nichols, bright, grades. would the take?” grubbing from New Turk Feb. 28 for Hong job I’d like to know, and wear and followed by Jamieson. Kong; I knew Thy presence sweet; a hands, passed Anjier to June 10. The engineer thoughtfully applied he add- slowly and losing prior As one one vanish in the night, tear of my steamer? Besides,” Right abeam,moving Puritan, A N Blanchard, sailed from San by they A of wad of waste to his per- Draw near I entreat. great many these are grease-black with a and a “do unto way, was the great and unshapely tramp Francisco Nov for Hull. me, carriages his ed, grin chuckle, 2 spiring forehead to awaken intellect, unto if the Tudor her own fitted up with the latest devices others as other's ’ud do you they Miltiades; alongside Reaper, arrived at Honolulu Slay 30 from Thou hast been friend a beautiful coal-colored mark hawsers like white and Lord, companion, leaving got half a chance.” trailed gleaming Newcastle, N. S. W. > in the way of ~ and guide long distance and where he had rubbed, and then an- snakes. Bennett at her for a S D sailed from San “Isn’t £250 sufficient?” cried Bennett, gazed Carleton, Amsbury, O’er life’s unresting sea, swered: at her still Francisco June 28 for Tacoma and Hono- dust-proof axles, rubber step with some indignation. minute, looking curiously When Death, the gentle Pilot, stands beside, to say how long the job Then he turned to the chief lulu. make the with me! pads, Bailey springs and “Impossible “Don’t leave scarce no margin for- propeller. Oh, port hang- We are prepared to discuss :• would take to fix." St F W at Newcastle N. S. W. the other and said “stand by, Mr. Paul, Treat, —Francis E. in the Boston Trans- ers, patent shaft and or profit,” answered man, coolly. engineer quietly, June 11 for and Pope, couplings, etc., forcibly, personally L, “Then we’ll need to look out for a I it’s our turn Sydney Manila. “I'll tell you what I will do. For £000 Jamieson. guess now,” cript. and all spondence. the and raised his St Nicholas, sailed from Newcastle, N. S, strictly up-to-date. We have that tow?" asked captain, I’ll take all risks of weather and so on. and as Jamieson rushed below to the They indeseribab W June 3 for Honolulu. also have some about them eyes around the horizon in Bennett raced on to good trades in thing which is pc- ,, inquiringly Your cargo must be worth all of $10,000. engine platform, State of L A cleared from st search of steamer that it seemed Maine, Colcord, expressed by the word any As for the ship—well, she ain’t what I’d the Tudor’s upper bridge, where the New York May 3 for Hong Kong. would have to call upon probable they call a so we won’t say much mate was bawling orders to haul in the Tillie E Starbuck, Eben Curtis, arrived for assistance. beauty; about her. Anyhow, sh’d fetch a couple wires. He rang up the engineer to “slow at Honolulu June 28 from San Francisco. HARNESSES QUALITY. “That’s what better do,” an- then he the helm Wm 11 Amsbury, sailed from San you’d of thousand sold as old scrap iron. Ain’t ahead”; put down, Maty, We'll be glad to show them swered the and he Francisco April 17 for Alaska. V- engineer surlily; and the old tramp wore round under DYSPEPSIA you wish to buy or nut. my offer fair?” Wm H J T shaded his eyes and gazed info the far her restored and oozed to Conner, Erskine, Newcastle, | "It’s an almighty pickle,” muttered machinery up N. S. W., for Manila, Goode Island off afternoon seeing the word Bennett his passed E. sunlight, Bennett, for the Miltiades skipper had the Miltiades. stopped July 2. R. Front “sack” written over his job in the over CONNER, St., Belfast V) leaned the and A A .... large struck home. The Tudor’s cargo of engines, bridge rail, AAAAAaaaaaaaaa ■. “I’ve done the best I he BARKS. Tudor. can,” thousand cases of oranges was took a cool survey of the Miltiades’ “I’ve driven her sixty Alice Alanson added, after a pause. worth to the owner. But this crestfallen skipper, who glared savagely Reed, Ford, cleared from from £10,000 Y N .June 15 for Ruenos a clean ten knots right through refused a but back. annouth, S, Ayres. was the point: If Bennett helplessly Edward arrived at Jaffa—and—confound it!—I'd have I'm all thank May, Honolulu July 4 tow, and landed a bad cargo through “Yes, right, you, cap- from San Francisco. done it all the way to Liverpool but for said his head. delay caused by a broken shaft, he would tain,” Bennett, nodding Ethel, Dodge, arrived at Portland July that of a second.” with that old lazy lump get the blame and a permanent holiday; “But what’s the matter 20 from Charleston. it’s no use over "Well, crying spilled on the other hand, accepting assistance tugboat of yours?” Herbert Black, AV II Blanchard, arrived said the at milk." philosophical tramp and home with a clean cargo, “Engine gone to smash,” shouted Rosario, June 1 Horn Pascagoula via arriving Buenos Published Mon- I* skipper. he be able to with the back the elder man, his late sarcasm Ayres. day, ’! I> 1 I might dispense Mabel 1 C N cleared from Wednesday, Tt “Spilled machinery, you mean,” growl- his the for a white heat of rage. Meyers, Meyers, and Friday, is in ;; holiday and keep job. Still, exchanged Boston 20 for ed the irate Jamieson. May Rosario; spoken June 2 mm mmm a line, was doubtful. The Bennett smiled; he could afford to do m reality fresh, coup very, very lat 31 N. ion. 40 \V. C every-ot her- d a He seated himself on the casing of a it and lit a with II Uf y sword of Damocles could not be held now, cigarette great Matanzas, arrived at Havana, July 7 from Ilk VI Daily, giving the steam winch to consider the situa- care. latest news on NEW- pipe a finer hair. days > by Philadelphia. of II tion. and stared into the are he at issue, and cov- ■ a gloomily depths to who “Where you from?” said Olive Thurlow, cleared from New York per of1 ‘‘itt "Bennett signalled Jamieson, ering news of the of that ran in swollen periods July lti for Port ||.l purple stood beneath the bridge coolly grin- length. Royal. other three. It con- Bennett the My DYSPEPSIA CURE positively and vt;: _•. i. across the bay; while paced and when he reached the of “Alexandria, with a cargo of onions Penobscot,at Freemantle May .< deck forward of the chart Africa. Indigestion foreign cable news rj,‘ tramp's room, the ladder the exhort- for some Liverpool people.” skipper ardently Rebecca Crowell, M G from Phila- ach trouble. It rejuvenates worn-out Ulllllf which appears in fuming at the fate that had brought his in twelve I Want a tow?” Dow, ed him to promise steam “Big hurry, suppose? delphia for Brazil arrived at Delaware stomachs. It builds stomachs that YIIII It THE DAILY TRI- to a and for a “I’d take one up BUXE ship standstill, waiting hours, or even But the en- cheap.” Breakwater June 3. been ■ UllIV of same the twenty. have weakened by powerfulcath- also YORK ft, ; definite decision from on call date, Domestic engineer. make what Rose Melvin hour <>• ... ! ; gineer would not any promises. “Depends you cheap,” Innis, Colcord, sailed from artlcs and old-fashioned nostrums. and Corre- “Look here, sir," said that me- the man Foreign press worthy He did not see he should kill him- was the irritating reply of with New York June 3 for Santos. Short v why Manyon’e Dyspepsia Care corrects blcatingof spondence. Uirai h, 1 chanic: “I might get her to go under the card. “What's Sachem, Nichols, arrived at New York E 1 e self with work to save another man’s big trump your the stomach, palpitation of the heart, shortness of Stories, gant «»f till ! one It has been known to be Feb 28 from Hong and all affections of the heart caused in* Half-tone Illustra- engine. neck, and said aloud something about offer anvhow?” Kong. breath, by dor. has have Thomas A sailed from Portland digestion, wind on the wind ot tions, H u morons done. Only once she started she'd than church At “Call it £200.” Goddard, stomach, belching “more jobs steeples.” 21 for Rosario. sour food,bad taste, offensive breath, loss of appetite, to on and you couldn’t go some May keep going, this Bennett up an indigestible “Yes, that’s pretty decent for AA illard faintness or weakness of the stomach, improper cir* be spouted Mudgett, J. II. Monroe, sailed W kklm k I ion astern. Stop her. and we’d long and treated the to old hooker that’s coming home light or culation, coated tongue, heart-burn or water-brash. ™-WEEKLYs™^"Notes, Agricul- adjective engineer from Boston June 2(i for Buenos His tural ami WEEKLY in her afresh.” Ayres; Headache Cure stops headache in 3 minutes. Matters enough starting with a bad and wants to make ports wltit ..... vivid and lightning-like prayers freight, spoken June 29, lat 40 N, Ion til AY. Pile Ointment cures all and many Munyon’s forms of Comprehensive s “And if can’t the one piles. Cepted a you manage rotten and her dock dues; but I couldn’t think of Blood Cure corrects all blood reliable Financial concerning engines unlucky Munyon’s impurities. hy n r n: ,■. business?” Bennett. on SCHOONERS. Liver Cure corrects biliou* and Market jijj engine inquired steamboat it, although I don’t want to be hard Munyon’s headache, ^ reports country in-1 We tram]) skippers. ness, jaundice, constipation and all liver diseases. i:.-. “We'd have to lit another shaft. did not resent the and Bennett smiled genially. 4 and is*.• i. Jamieson language. you,” Georgia Gilkey, W R Gilkey, cleared from Munyon’s Female Remedies are a boon to women./ Regular subscrip- have a one in the Xo. 3 hold. face and he spare < )n the contrary, it gave him a twinge The elder man’s beamed, New Aork July 23 for St Pierre, Mart. Munyon’s Asthma Cure and Herbs areguaranteedto f “Go then. IMr. that’s relieve asthma in three and cure ahead, Jamieson; of satisfaction, and he dropped a re- stroked the fag ends of his beard lov- Henry Clausen, Jr, cleared from Carra-i minutes in five days. ^priee?1-50per the tune. her at that.” t Munyon’s Catarrh Remedies never fail. TRIBUNE Try in the same “I’m you don’t bear no belle, Fla., July 5 for Portsmouth. TRIBUNE mark about “being box,” ingly. glad Vilalizer restores lost to weak We furnish it with % H B Munyon’s powers yea i. Then the engineer strode away, and he said Gladys, Colson, arrived at New A'ork ! men. THE which insinuation brought vividly to spite,” pleasantly. Price, $1- • REPUBLI- w, Bennett mounted to the July 23 from Perth has aeurefor disease. The Guide CAN JOURNAL upper bridge; Bennett’s mind visions of “What would you tow me for?” Amboj. Munyon every Till i:i * tramping John C cleared from to Health tells of them. Cures, cts. for $2.50 and while, below, the levers and ma- Bennett himself over Smith, Kneeland, (free) mostly 25 per year, CAN 11 | Mosley street and Quayside in Geordie- lazily swung New A'ork 24 for Jacksonville. Munvon, New York and Philadelphia. in advance. worked to the of of the and July for chinery jerk hissing and Water street in Liverpool, the railing bridge smoked Mary A arrived ■UNION’S INHALER CURES CATARRH. and much enunciation Land, Hall, Haskell, at New ill a<1\;111 steam, personal for a armed with thick- placidly; he was the picture of calm A ork July 16 from Pensacola. the he looking ship, Sendjall orders to floated up to captain’s ears, soled boots and much strong language, contentment and victory. Lucia Porter. Farrow, sailed from Hava- watched for na June 21 anxiously any solitary puff and a few small borrowed from a “Nine hundred pounds is my price,” for New York via Manzanilla. pence R W of smoke or sign of a steamer. In front to biscuits and he replied. Hopkins, Hichborn, arrived at Journal liard-up landlady buy Buenos 12 ThejRepublican Publishing Company, Belfast, Heim, of the foremast head he had hoisted two The master of the Mi Itiades made no Ayres July from Philadelphia. beer. It was in the middle of these K F cork fenders as intimation to vessels he beat the rail and Pettigrew, Morse, arrived at Portland bad dreams that the Miltiades’ skipper intelligible reply; July is from that his ship was not under control; on the for five Philadelphia. Two Letters impatiently hailed the bridge of the stamped bridge minutes, Sallie I’On, W 11 West, arrived at Bruns- no vessel came their EDITION though, indeed, Tudor. and when he had shouted himself hoarse wick July 12 from NEW the fenders had Philadelphia. way. For two hours “My old steamboat ain’t going to and blue in the face, called to the mate Tofa, A S Wilson, arrived at Jackson- That mean HEALTH to the heave of the Tudor, ville l~) from swung lazily wait here all night for your coffee mill, and engineer of his ship. July Boston. to those who when Jamieson came on the and Willie L Newton sailed from Brunswick Webster's bridge cap’in,” he roared, giving at the same Bennett watched him with an amused need an infallible delivered his verdict in a July 24 for New A’ork. rusty voice, time his engines a touch ahead and smile, and when another five minutes and Bennett listened with the LIVER REMEDY feelings sheering his vessel close to the Tudor. had been registered and still no answer International of that conies to a man who despair "What's the decision?” came from the other ship, he thought and Lines to a Crow. sees his only means of livelihood dying “Three hundred and fifty,” answered it time to follow up the everyday mot- CONSTIPATION Cure from him. to delivered to him from the Dictionary Bennett, nervously. hairy-faced BY JOHN ONSLOW. "It’s no use,” said the engineer. “We man hours "Do Thank’ee very much,” came the twenty-four previous: New Plates to Old sable buccaneer! Throughout ... AJN71)... can’t get the cylinder work. We'll "Then the will unto others as others do unto So a dozen mocking reply. oranges you.” Old subtle thief! Probably have to mend the-job. I'd like all hands before he hailed the with some show of wilj New Words be perfectly rotten they gets bridge This a of 25,000 if 1 can have them. The take many passing year job may ’ome if you waits for my service. impatience. Of bud and leaf Phrases and Definitions three or it be a week.” falling your neighbors can days, may and he put his hand to “I can’t wait here all night for that I've heard thy clamoring it!” muttered Good-night,” changes rung tell of its £ Prepared under the direct super- "Hang Bennett, sticking the old onion box of yours,” he called. “My Among the lields of yellow grain, ■IE his hands in his “A telegraph. vision of W.T. HARRIS,Ph.D.,LL.D., i deep pockets. “Four hundred,” shouted Bennett, oranges, as you well know, may be Or seen tiiee sunning high upon' cures. week? And the will be rotten Yon blasted United States Commissioner of Edu- ornON oranges desperately, "Come, that's a fair and bad.” pine across tiie plain before we home. Just the luck of .. ASK THEM cation, assisted by a large corps of get square price.” “Call it four hundred,” reeled off the A robber art thou! a first competent specialists and editors. voyage skipper.” "It is.” replied the warrior’s master other skipper. Omnivorous of taste. l HE TRUE “L. F.” ATWOOO'S “You call it what but The woodland R.ich a 2364 Pages The Best and'Most,l'l jh ii al 11 II. sarcastically. “It’s simply monstrous, may you like, shady bough BITTERS. Bindings. so as call it below Or wild barren waste 5000 Illustrations and you’d better eat your oranges than long you anything ily Paper In flit Cnitetl Sta — Are During the dark hours the Tudor, chuck them away.” my figures nine hundred—captain, equally thy free domain, Nor summer heat, nor wintry daw. Better Than Ever for Home, with two red from her Before he had finished Iris your onions will rot before they reach Ht lining that every one of ..nr lights swinging speaking Nor drouth nor pouring rioods of rain School, and Office. masthead tumbled about was the blue water if you wait for my services. nave at least one lamp halyards, propeller churning Liverpool, •May stop thy bold assertive caw. I good agricultui. the seas of in astern to a and Bennett I’ll remember you to Messrs. Ham- We also journal, we have perfected arrangrn.. ugly Biscay Bay grim frothy milk, Hold art publish Tub and tell 'em thou and free, we can solemnity and loneliness. watched the immense square stern of shackle, & Co., you're Dr. Emmons’ Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary send that practical and u->:- Y'et cautious, too, withal, Monthly Regulatorvhas brought happiness to Two gaunt and very ragged-looking the Miltiades as it wabbled slowly past having good onion soup. Good-night with Glossaryof Scottish Words and Phrases. nal. Farm and Home, in connect Sardonic in hundreds or anxious women. There is ** and a time. There’s some nice thy glee, posi- First class in quality, second class in size.” trysails and staysails ballooned from her the Tudor’s stern. He held his breath pleasant And jeering in thy call, tively no other remedy known to medical science Republican Journ 1 on remarkably and Such sails would for one then he bawl- weather out of the nor’- that will so quickly and safely do the work. as below. Lack of fort 1 spencer forestays. impatient minute; coming shortly Y'et often in thy raucous croak etc. of both given space Longest and most obstinate irregularities from Specimen pages, have been of use to ed at the of his “I’ll make it west.” Methinks a note I've books sent on description of the contents of Fain hardly any up-to- top voice, friendly heard any cause relieved immediately. Success guar- application. Bennett to a on Front out the of date mail boat, much less to the Tudor, £700.” pointed fiery glow bough yonder oak anteed at any stage. No pain, danger, or inter- G. Cs C. Merriam Co. which is unequalled for variety an where a mass of clouds banked When I stroll old raven bird. ference with work. Have relieved hundreds of built as she was on the lines of The other steamer wallowed round, bow, by, Prominent among its many u ■ splendid cases where others have failed. The most diffi- Publishers depart the in- and her crew ceased A below the falling sun, and the ntiuiHc ill m average dividend-paying tramp; working. ship's heavily Old sable patriot, cult cases successfully treated mail,and bene- h «id Garden. Marti of the storm by Springfield d Mass. deed, she provokingly turned her flat length distant from the broken down purple tinge promising So constant to our clime, ficial results guaranteed in every instance. No Fruit (Culture, Plans and Invention*. H- came over the fat seas and to him Thou carest not a risk whatsoever. We treat hundreds of ladies bows to all points of the compass, and tramp her skipper called triumphantly. sighed jot Talks with a Lawyer, Around the itlolu : whom we never see. Write for further wallowed and in the hundred. Not a cent less.” a melody of satisfaction and a hundred W’ho ow ns or tills the vine. particulars poked shimmering "Eight and free confidential advice. Do not put off too and Dairy, The Poultry Tard, The (|n or so of weather cash into the of I've seen thee with thy beak crested swells the whole The unfortunate Bennett saw it as pocket gaping All letters answered. Remem- • r.i night through. On too long. truthfully Plants and Flowers, The Veterinary, L a*i Matthew Walker of Newcastle. days hot for thieving work, ber, this is safe under Her enraged skipper watched her move- his last chance, and a glance at the un- remedy absolutely every Work, Household Features. Perched in the shade above the creek, condition and leaves no after Fancy ments as he athwart the comfortable hastened his de- He rang up his with a swift possible positively O paced bridge. northwest engine In drowsy silence—yet alert.' ill effectupon the health. Sent by mail, securely Farm and Home is published sim n His as time hand and at the face. be anxiety grew dragged on, cision. grinned telegraph sealed, $2.00. Money letters should registered. thus giving you 24 numbers a year The had but the 1 note thy parlous fright, DR. J. W. EMMON S 170 Tremont Boston. and not without cause. The barometer “I’ll take at that,” he reply “tringed” from CO., St., a you groaned. Thy jet, DOLLARS making volume of over 500 pages, was and the clouds “I as well be for a as engineer when a loud and hoarse shout, suspicious eye, falling, heaping up might hung sheep Thy swift and silent flight all the latest and most reliable iuf> n in the northwest. a and if I booted out the accompanied something ar- lamb; get by by strong, When danger comes anigh, experience and science can supply. About when the breeze owner I’ll the result at door.” rived to him. A IV.ctt sr.d Ueatlhtul midnight, lay your Thv hoarse, derisive croak of fun, Rtlrtibirg By special arrangement we mak- gathered heart, two came ‘You may come to me for a your offer’s vile. You’ll swal- When yonder of the farm sailing ships job,” yokel Institution is the bath. time the following liberal offer: out of the 1101th and with the “if he sacks low up all the earnin’s of the voyage. Creeps cautious out w ith mornirg crept swiftly, jeered hairy-faced man, new-bought gun ...AND... To all who pay for The Republican .hm- r a red eye from each until I shall be a I’ll give you seven hundred,” and the And vain essays to do thee harm. gleaming hull, you. wanting trustworthy year In advance, $2.00, Farm and limit- 4 oaklike fist of the man who shouted worked abaft the Tudor's man for this after this ■ they beam, ship paying job; Adieu, old corbie crow! a; It is sent for one year free. The regular then vanished like weird spectres. But foi l’ll retire. Send a boat with your thumped the bridge rail in emphasis. For all rant and doubly beneficial when thy caw, for Farm and Home Is 50 cents a year no steamers came, and the night trailed hawsers and we'll connect your old That’s better,” murmured Bennett, Better thou art, I know, who Address all orders to through to dawn and daylight. orange box to my ship.” had only rung his engine to “stand Than they who prate of law, -Vot until the Tudor had lain at her Bennett with deep forebodings, put by.” “I thought that would bring him And prosing of another's lack, THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL IM Y'et hide of base SENSE own sweet will full hours out a boat and his steel wires to —that and the weather, God bless it! enough desires 4m46 • Belfast V twenty-four passed Neath all their did show to lessen the Miltiades. ‘It’s an ill wind’—though it pipes out of whining, canting crack Glenn’s anything up Captain To damn them in the Devil’s fires. Bennett's It came in the the nor’west—that blows nobody any anxiety. shape III. —Everybody’s Magazine. of a tub-bowed, flat-bottomed, stump- good.” the title of a booklet an masted. rolling, big tramp, that wallow- They had not been more than six “Can’t help it,” he bawled. “If you get Is by Kor over CafFein. Kim Yews. ed up from the southward through the hours in tow before no less than half a broke over the job you may call in on advertising expert. Phenyo seas, her nose as she dozen steamers came out of the south- my owner—Matthew AValker of New- long dipping ugly An Old and Well-Tried Remedy. For fifteen years a standard ren «. came, and a ern horizon and passed into the north. castle—and tell him that I can recom- exhibiting round, rusty Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been Sulphur Soap side to the red of the Bennett, cn the bridge watched them mend you as a thorough business man, glinting sinking used for over Sick Headaches, sun. with glowing hungry eyes, and as they captain. He wants people who can coin fifty years by millions of Both are needed to make The stranger, no doubt seeing the passed cursed the folly that led him to money for him. Only—don’t tell him mothers for their children while teething, Nervous Headaches signals flying from the Tudor's mast- accept assistance in such haste. Here you bagged £800 for towing one of his with perfect success. It soothes the child, is added. LTse it in preference to the head and and them from this host of vessels, he could have ships a distance of five hundred miles. softens the all Neuralgia and span, interpreting gums, allays pain, cures wind scented which sometimes successful. as chosen a most tow, with It’ll look bad know. costly soaps advertising the promise of something that lay respectable you Now, captain, colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Acute Rheumatism rich to his sent belches of smoke £200 as a limit, and Matthew Walker this is the last time—take offer or hand, my Is pleasant to the taste. Sold injure, instead of improve, the skin. from his lean and was the man to know it. There was ab- leave it.” by druggists live-colored funnel, in The is to advise f you wish something sure and saf< no excuse part of the world. Journal ready with and bore down to the with solutely for his paying such There was a consultation on every Twenty-five use helpless ship hasty cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. an sum as £000. Bennett the of the w'hile Be its patrons on advertising and to PHENYO CAFFEIN all his might. He came shooting to extravagant bridge Miltiades, Hen- sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s almost that a would come. nett anxious. Soothing within a mile of the Tudor, then slow- prayed gale suddenly became What Syrup, and take no other kind. prepare advertisements to meet 25 Pills 25c. Sold all ti. ed his engines and rolled slowly to with- “It would save my bacon, if anything was that in the south’ard? The other their requirements. by in a couple of ship’s lengths of her. could,” he mumbled. But the weather captain could not have seen it. lie made 311124* “What's the obstinately kept fine. He went to answer. matter, cap’in? Engines Tea Growing in the United States. broken down?” Jamieson forsympathy, and confided to “Yes, I’ll take you at that,” he cried, There was a smile of him his thoughts. The be- “nine hundred.” grim conlident engineer As soon as American inventive genius fj; on came hearty. “Friends in dis- I’ll send satisfaction the hairy face of the in- quite “Very well, captain, my and the of render tress make sorrow the he said. hawsers aboard and adaptation machinery terlocutor. He gave the man at the less,” again, you may it to He even asked Bennett practicable perform by machinery _lit. wheel an order, and the seethed grinningly for hitch on to my steamboat that old tin such 4S..* tramp share of the labor now done by All persons who have not paid tin a few then he revealed the promise of a chief’s job in the Mil- coffin of yards closer; yours.” hand in and as to GO'* b*'’ M queried (confidently)—“But didn’t do it.” Elixiri OFFICE HOURS : 11 to 12 A. n. ; 1 l» The own must have known?” you he mumbled as he The steamer Castine is withdrawn from the * " “Um! Miltiades—my barge begger,” capped Maud—“How do you know?” Mabel and Sunday 1 1 to 12 Jamieson smiled while the the brass don’t deserve it.” Brooklinand Belfast route and is for charter or to here—ain’t up to much—my own bit o’ gently, piping, “you (sweetly)—“There are limits even to wrinkles on his face shone in Then he at the let to private parties, Sunday school excursion s, property. Pretty looking, though, and greasy glanced big oncoming heroism.”—Town and For Sale at a fishing parties and excursion business. and dirt. Country. general able to drag that ramshackle affair of sympathy steamer, hull down, and, blessing his Bargain Regular running speed 12 miles an hour. Steamer Notice. What do offer for a “Didn’t,” he replied; “and it’s no luck, set his course along the great can be chartered at reasonable rates by the day, yours. you tow?” That desirable and well located real estate a Belfast, July matter—is The owner can’t blame the week or month. “Two hundred and to it? steamer track straight for rocky the foot of Main as TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Tin- fifty pounds Kind You Haw street known the Dante SHERMAN G. SWIFT, Agent, answered Bennett modest- you for doing the best in his interest. islands that grow up like jagged and Bw,th» y»Thi Alwap Bought Lane wharf property, will be sold low to close the 68 Main Street, Belfas t. orbid all persons harboring or trusting un Liverpool,” Jane on have sep;ii You have my word I couldn’t wolfish teeth out of tne Channel mouth. estate. Inquire of Telephone call 9-2. West, my account, as we ly- promise.” and I shall no bills contracted hei Full well he knew that the Tudor’s —Chamber’s Journal. N. F. HOUSTON, Executor. L. W. COOMBS, Gen. Manager, pay by In answer to the Tudor’s demand, the Belfast, December 19,1900.—51 On board steamer at Lewis wharf, Belfast 3w30* GEORGE YV.WKM Theoline at Boston. STATEflENT OF THE CONDI I ION OF THE Isch. UrSKAKY HEWS AND NOTES. At a a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for the County of Waldo, on the 8tb day of stout- hearted crew still July, ▲. D. 1901. -,si, per As a attractive an- " BELFAST SAVINGS feature of their J. widow [ in1 schooner Theoline, under BANK, GREEXLEAF, of Samuel T. nouncements of “Blerinerhassett”, the MARY late of Palermo, in said of c r of F. Francis, was tow- As it Existed on the 10th ol 1901. County uil ('apt. day July, Aaron Burr romance, which the C. M. Waldo, deceased, having presented a petition port Monday afternoon July Clark out the first praying for an allowauce out of the personal NATHAN F. HOUSTON, President. WILLIAM H. QUIMBY, Treasurer. Company will bring estate of said deceased. MiJpUHQ week in September, they are preparing a Ordered, That the said notice to lolinc was wrecked in hurri- WILMER J. DORMAN, Assistant Treasurer. an an petitioner give excellent reproduction of original •U persons interested a of this SUMMER SERVICE. llatteras on by causing copy ape July 10, and, miniature of Harman Blennerhassett. order to be published three weeks successiveiv in and her ■ the -masted pumps badly The in It Republican Journal, a newspaper published Six a miniature was painted London,in at Trips Week to Boston. ,i.adition, the crew refused to LIABILITIES. for A; Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate 1796, just before he sailed lerica, Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said two later when the .. er days Deposits-.. t1,247,64904 and it is now his Makes County, on the 13th of A. Reserve Fund in the possession of day August, D. 1901, llavensdale, bound from Pro- .. 82,600 00 at ten of the clock before show Undivided Profits...... great-grand-nephew, l)r. Francis C. noon,*atd cause, Huston, spoke her. 28,700 $7 if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner Martin of Boston, and is used by his Weak should not be ■Mine, a three-masted schoon- granted. $1,338,749 91 kind permission. The reproduction is GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. with a A ip-miswick, Ga., July 8, RESOURCES. a in on true copy—A ttest: photo-engraving printed sepia Women Chas. P. ■ umber, consigned to George Hazeltine, Register. Par Estimated and Charged bluish tinted card. a A Co. of Boston. While Public Funds Owned. Value Market Value. on Books. Total. on 10 she en- The discussion At a Probate Court held at llatteras July United States Registered 4s, 1925.$ 70,000 00 00 00 newspaper recently Strong« Belfast, within andto' $97,125 $70,000 the of on one of the hurricanes which United States 1926 00 00 aroused Charles of sunerea trom female County Waldo, the 9th day of July, I Coupon 4s, 30,000 41,625 30,000 00 by Pidgin’s opinion weakness for five A. D. 1901. llatteras famous and was the worthy character of Burr, as set months,” writes Miss Belle Hedrick, of Total United States bonds owned.. 100,000 00 00 W. E. P\RK widow of William H. Park .11 her beam ends, 100,000 forth in his author’s to “Bleu- Nye, Putnam Co., Va. ”1 was treated ^llne preface MARIAlate of Searsporr, in said of Waldo’ steamers leave Pel- District of Columbia 7s, 1901, water. 50,000 00 60,000 00 60,000 00 00 by a good but he did me no County fast>mmenCin^ to save the schooner 60,000 nerhassett”, the Aaron Burr romance physician good. deceased, having presented a petition for attempt I wrote to Dr. R. V. pra>iug vi* Camden and City of Belfast 4s, 1918 6,000 00 6,400 00 6,000 00 6,000 00 which the C. an Pierce, Buffalo, an allowance out of the peiional estate of said uIZrS°*l0n’ Northport, Rock- destruction the crew, under M. Clark company N. for 3 M" of St. 00 V., advice, which I received, telling deceased. othe.r days exoePt.Sun- to City Ashland, Wis., tfs., 1899, Opt., Imp. 16,000 16,000 00 16,000 00 nounce for in • days, >i ucis.was compelled cutaway publication September, me to take his FAVORITE PRESCRIP- 5rt"oo:p Cincinnati, O., 6s, 1909, Municipal. 6,000 00 6,960 00 6,000 00 has Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice in order to the In brought to a number of rela- TION.* When I had used the a to all BanB°r’ right ship. East Liverpool, O., 6s, 1914, Opt. Fund 6,000 00 6,776 00 6,000 00 light medicine persons interested by causing a copy of this lit ion the Theoline was tossed Fremont, Neb., 6s. 1909, Sch. Dist. 6,000 00 6,000 00 5,000 00 tives, or Burr descendants, who object month my health was much improved. It order to be published three weeks in *• the successively of the elements for two West Bay City, Mich., 5s, 1925, Funding 10,000 00 12,200 00 10,000 00 to the use of “Dream of Empire” as has continued to improve until now I can Republican Journal, a newspaper published icy Town of School. 00 00 at Kelfast, that d.WKSSS’Tuesdays'to Orauge, Conn., 4Js, 1909, 6,000 5,300 5,000 00 one of the of the work at almost all kinds of house-work. I they may appear at a Probate chapter titles novel. Court, to be held RETURNING: had scarcely any but it is all at Belfast, within and for said die Kavensdale the Total Public Funds out of Maine 45,000 00 Not having read the book as yet they appetite, County, on the 13th of A. D. at sighted 45,000 00 right now. Have gained several in day August, 1901, FmS p0™£S;d?lly’ except Sunday, 5.00 p. m. cannot the that Pid- pounds at ten of the clock before noou, and sbow Tla Camden and ,1 steamed to tlie assistance Railroad Bonds Owned appreciate fact Mr. I would advise all cause, daT™v5?. .klanA Northport, weight. who suffer from if any have, the daily, except Monday, at 5.' 0 A. m. idled vessel. The Kavensdale uses this title for one of his they why prayer of said petition Belfast and Moosehead Lake, 4s., 1921 59,600 00 60.690 00 59,500 00 gin chap- chronic diseases to write t<*Dr. Pierce.” er should not be granted. and 1906. 00 ters in school MondaYfatgp/cnVla 'V"ltf',r|lort Bucksport, .1 to tow the schooner, but in Eastern, 6s, 12,000 13,680 00 12.000 00 the way of quoting from GEO. E. JOHNSON, 0011 °ther dayS’ Suu‘ Maine 1923. 00 00 Judge. 2.00 excePt sea the stout hawser Central, 6s, 10,000 12,000 10,000 00 history which are A true copy. Attest: daysfat p"m parted, Maine Central 7s, 1912. 12,000 00 16,080 00 12,000 00 teachings exactly to of man. Chas. P. Hazelti.se, Register. FREDW.POTE, Belfast. .ither was so threatening that Portland A Ogdeusburg, 6s, 1908. 6,000 00 5,550 00 00 contrary his views the great H Agent, 5,000 Make* C Boston. ■ cox of the Kavensdale feared VNr SuPt- no effort has been At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and for WILLIAMII.AY??'iA1""-.1 HILL, Gen’l Total Railroad Bonds of Maine. 98,600 00 98,600 00 Evidently spared Manager, Boston g near the wreck and volun- the County of Waldo, on tne secouo of & Santa Gen. to make The Ladies’ Home Journal for Slok Tuesday ike oft the and crew Atchison, Topeka Fe, Mort., 4s, July, A. D. 1901. captain 1995 00 00 a boon to its readers, 25,000 25,750 25,000 00 August positive certain noner. The kind offer, how- Burlington A Missouri River, Con., 6s, 1918... 3,000 00 3,090 00 00 instrument, purporting to be the last 3,000 during these warm midsummer days . will and testament of John as the crew refused Cedar Rapids A Missouri River, 7s, 1916. 9,600 00 60 00 Women A Erskine, late rejected, 13,157 9,500 Its readable sto- of in said of Chicago, Burlington A Quincy, Iowa Div., 4s, light, articles, bright Palermo, County Waldo, deceased, their He having been presented for mpanywith captain. 1919. 9,000 00 9,405 00 9,000 00 ries, clever poems, charming music, and probate. it lie would never leave the Wen Chicago, Burlington A Quincy, Southwestern numerous beautiful illustrations afford ^ Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in- a hile the hulk was alloat. As Division, 4s., 1921. 10,000 00 10,000 00 00 terested by causing a copy of this order to be On 10,000 the easiest and kind of en- and after June 24,1901, trains Chicago, Burlington A Quincy, 5s, 1901. 13,000 ( 0 13,000 00 13.000 00 pleasantest three weeks successively in the connecting less to argue with the deter- Kepub- at Burnham and Chicago, Burlington A Quincy, 7s, 1903 30,000 00 32,700 00 30,000 00 tertainment for leisure hours. En- fmblishedican Journal, published at Belfast, that they Waterville with through traius aboard the Theoliue, Milwaukee A St. Paul 1906. 00 at a Probate for and from Capt. Chicago, 7s, 10,000 18,500 00 10,000 00 chanting views of the lovely scenery in may appear Court, to be held at Bel- Bangor, Waterville, Portland and Jered the Kavensdale to Chicago A West 6s, 1921. 10,000 00 00 10,000 00 fast, within and for said on the second pro- Michigan, 10,850 the Engadine and the County, Boston, will run as follows: Columbus Consolidated Street, O 5s, 1909. .. 12,000 00 12,480 00 12,000 00 Valley among Tuesday of August next, at ten of the clock attending to the needs of and as as Fremont, Klkhorn Missouri Valley, 6s, 1933... 16,000 00 20,400 00 00 Swiss Italian lakes, well such before noon, and show cause, if any they FROM the 15,000 have, BELFAST. recked sailors aboard Iowa Falls A Sioux City, 7s, 1917. 6,000 00 6,700 00 5,000 00 articles as “The Vil- why the same should not be proved, approved 1901 delightful Singing and allowed. Jackson, Lansing A Saginaw. 5s, 5,000 00 5,000 00 5,000 00 of and “What Girl-Life 7s, 1902... 00 00 00 lage Germany’1 GEO. E. it tlie steamer Michigan Central, 20,000 20,600 20,000 JOHNSON, Judge. Belfast, depart -foo 1*80 q qS day, July 13, New York A Rockaway Beach, 5s, 1927. 10,000 00 11,000 00 10,000 00 in Italy Means,” allure the thoughts to A true copy—Attest: tlie dismasted vessel 05 t{§6 sighted Omaha Street. Neb., 6s. 1914 6,000 00 6,060 00 5.000 00 foreign lands, while there are timely _Chas. P. Hazeltixe. Register. “3™"*.. ifig her assistance. De- A Belt. 6s., 1908... 10,000 00 10,300 00 00 Capt. Passenger Lexington, Ky., 10,000 about “The Picnic SS.—lu Court of held 1902 00 00 suggestions Basket,” Probate, at Bel- Til a Rutland, 6s, 1,000 1,030 1,000 00 on £? steamer sent boat with the “Keeping a House Cool in the Dog- WALDOfast, the 9th day of July, 1901. John Hubbard, one of the executors of the last will chief engineer, the second Total Railroad Bonds oat of Maine 00 +I?I if? 202,500 202.500 00 Days,” and “Sea-Side Toys and how to and testament of C. late ml five men to the Tlieoline. Mary Hubbard, of Win- Corporation Bonds Owned Make them.” Other thoroughly inter- terport, in said County, deceased, having present- Hfc,||| on of the schooner and the ed their third and Belfast Coliseum Company, 4s, 1900 300 00 300 00 300 00 esting contributions are “The First fiual account of administration of said estate for allowance. asked to abandon their ves- Belfast Industrial Real Estate Co., 4s, 1 906 .. 6,800 00 5,800 00 6,800 00 White Born in the PBOBATE NOTICES IS Northwest,” _ Union Water Power Lewiston. 5s, 1904.... 20,000 00 00 Baby Ordered, that notice thereof be BauS1JI'.. 4 40 arguments were unavailing. Co., 20,000 20,000 00 for and given, three “My Boarding-School Girls,” weeks successively, in the Republican Journal, a from the steamer WaterTille. 8 47 3 15 repaired Total Corporation Bonds of Maine 26,100 00 26,100 00 the usual serial and department articles. At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for newspaper published in Belfast, in said County, 7 15 aboard tlie schooner, and the the the of Waldo, on the second of that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- Freeman Manufacturing Co., No. Admas, Mass., By Curtis Publishing Company, County Tuesday Portland ...... 12 02 5 1 was A. D. 1901. bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 13th 35 25 pumped out. she then 5s. 1906. 26,000 00 25,000 00 00 00 a ten July, day 4 00 9 25,000 26,000 Philadelphia. One dollar year; of next, and show cause, ii have Boston, V,. OO 5 57 •w the Matanzas and reach- A certain to be the last August any they * " D. 4 by Railroad Stock Owned cents a instrument, purporting the said account should not be 10 9 15 7 25 copy. xl will and testament of why allowed. u k John L. Norton, late of bn Monday, July 15. Lake. 00 GEO. E. JOHNSON. TO Belfast and Moosehead 10,700 13.375 00 10,700 00 10,700 00 Winterport, in said County of Waldo, deceased, Judge. BELFAST. were made The feature of the August number of A true copy. Attest: mporary repairs Corporation Stock Owned having been presented for probate. is Emilio Chas. P. Hazeltixe, Register. **M A M aline, but tlie permanent re- Eveyhody’s Magazine Aguin- Ordered, That notice be to all (P n Belfast Light and Power Company. 22,500 00 22,500 00 22,500 00 00 given persons in- Boston, 7 00 9 00 il he in 22,500 aldo's of his Fuuston. terested a of this J done Boston, where story capture by by causing copy order to be jTTALDO SS.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel- l"-D. 8 30 ied. The of National Bank Mock Owned The leader narrates the cir- published three weeks successively in The Repub- ?f fa?t, oil the 9th day of 1901. Levi B. tug Storm King Filipino lican July, Belfast National Bank. Belfast. 12,600 00 17,010 00 12.600 00 cumstances which led to his in Journal, published at Belfast, that they Cox, administrator on the estate of RhodaCox. Portland. 11 00 12*55 chartered to tow the Theo- taking, may at a Probate to be held Casco National Bank, Portland. 13.100 00 14,410 00 13,100 00 appear Court, at late of Liberty, in said County, deceased, having A M a m a manner of clearness and Belfast, within and for said Xew York to Boston. The First National Bank, Portland. 6,100 00 6.100 00 00 great simpli- County, on the second presented his first and final account of adminis- Waterville. 6 05 9 50 4 20 6,100 of .lii Xew York was a long National Shoe A Leather Bank, Auburn. 2.000 00 2,000 00 2,000 00 city. It is a most interesting as well as Tuesday August next, at ten of the clock be- tration of said estate for allowance. Bangor. 7 00 1 40 fore noon, and show cause if South Berwick National Bank, South Berwick.. 2.750 00 3.190 00 2.750 00 an contribution to the his- any they have, why That notice thereof be to the encounter- important the same should not Ordered, given, three heavy fog he proved, approved and +6 13 110 00 20 of one of the bravest deeds of allowed. weeks successively, in the Republican Journal, Jeuton. 4* all the The disabled —. tory Clinton ...... way. Total National Bank Stock Owned 36,550 00 36,550 00 a in in +o 27 +10 15 4 38 GEO. E. newspaper published Belfast, said county, as towed well into tlie warfare. Oscar K. Davis, the Sun's JOHNSON, Judge. that all Burnham, depart. 8 30 10 45 4 50 up Loans on Public Funds A true Attest: persons interested may attend at a Pro- * war with a copy. *m-v 8 43 11 20 6 08 in', and late in tlie afternoon correspondent’ follows Chas. P. bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on llie 13:ii uay United States. 1,550 00 00 Hazeltjne, Register. 8 57 11 45 .5 1,560 of an un- of August next, and show cause, if any have Thorndike. 17 ; etl off Cast Boston, of 111 675 00 sketch Aguinaldo from rather they City Cairo, 575 00 why the said account should not be allowed. £no* 9 06 t!2 OO t& 26 Midi. 00 usual of view. There are several At a Probate Court held at within and men were given shore leave City of Ludiugtbn, 1,000 1,000 00 point Belfast, GEO. E. JOHNSON. Brooks. 9 20 12 30 5 40 for the of on the 9th Judge. Waldo. Village of Barnesville, O 100 00 100 00 nature’articles. L. IV. Brow- County Waldo, day of A true Attest: .t 9 30 tl2 47 +5 50 Francis went at once to his delightful A. D. 1901. copy. Village of St. Johns, Mich. 1,000 00 1,000 00 July, Chas. P. City Pomt. t 9 40 n 07 +6 oo I el rose. nell tells of the “Birth of a Hazeltixe, Register. --- 4,225 00 Butterfly,” DANIELS, administrator on the estate of Belfast, arrive 9 45 1 15 6 06 Loans on Railroad Bonds which is I. IV. Blake Martha .line is owned by Fred Me finely illustrated; ME. P. Daniels, late of Liberty, in said SS. In Court or held at Bel- of rrobate, tFlag station. Boston. 'Fhe vessel was & Aroostook. .. 750 00 750 00 writes and A. It. Dugmore pictures County Waldo, deceased, having presented a fast, on the 9th of 1901. Annie Bangor WALDO day July, limited tickets for Boston are now sold at Cedar and Missouri River. 5,000 00 5.000 00 with a petition praying for a license to sell at public or L. administratrix on the estate of Llewel- •eorge A. Gilchrest at Belfast, Rapids “Days Mocking Bird. “Maximil- Cross, S5.00 from Belfast and all stations on Branch. & 600 00 private sale aim convey certain real estate of said L. late of in said Chicago, Burlington Quincy. 600 00 ian Foster contributes lyn Cross, Searsiuont, County, Through tickets to all West arid North ear, for tlie lumber Denver and Southwestern. 4,871 08 “Tragedy”—a deceased which is fully described in said deceased his first and points specially 4 871 08 petition. having presented final ac- west, via all routes, for sale bv L. W. Geokqb t-en southern and Bos- Duluth Minn 00 fine moose In as count of estate ports Street, 1,000 1,000 00 story. “Photography Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to administration of said lor allow- Agent, Belfast. GEO. F. EVANS, Evansville Electric, Ind 00 of all interested a ance. 1(14 ft. 3 in. long. 35 ft. s in. 3,800 3,800 00 a Fine Art,” C. II. Gatlin writes the persons by causing copy of this or- Vice President and General Manager Iowa Falls and Si >ux 2,500 00 2,500 00 der to be three weeks 5 City.— work of G. II. White. A inter- published successively in The Ordered. That notice thereof be given, three F. E. Booth by, Gen’l Pass, and Ticket ft. in. depth of hold. Her Jamestown Street. N. Y. 23 rarely a Agent. 1,561 1,561 23 Republican Journal, uewspaper published at weeks successively, in the Republican Journal, a -<■ is 477 and ton- Southern 00 contribution is “Pictures that that J tons, gross j Kansas City 1,000 1,000 00 esting Belfast, they may appear at a Probate Court, newspaper published in Belfast, in said County, Little Rock and Fort Smith. 1,000 00 1 000 0 Show the evolution of to he held at Belfast, within and for said Comm- nils. When the schooner left Motion,” being that all persons interested may attend a Probate To the Honorable Maine Central 1,000 00 1,000 00 on the 13th day of A. D. at ten Justices of our Su- l.. she a of the biograph, McArdle. .1. M. August. 1901, of Court, t«* be held at Belfast, on the 13th day of Ga., had cargo 480,- Railroad and 1.000 00 00 by Roy the clock before noon, and show if Oregon Navigation Company. 1,000 cause, any they August next, and show cause, if any they have, l hard lumber- Boston Portland and Elizabeth. 1.000 00 Bacon tells of “Steering Balloons the preme Judicial next to be pine Cape 1,000 00 by have, whj prayer of said petitioner should Why the said account should not be allowed. Court, Union ... 1,000 00 1.000 00 Air Currents.” not be grauted. Upper GEO. E. JOHNSON. Judge. liolden at Belfast, within and for the 26,082 31 GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. A true copy—Attest: Loans on Corporation Bonds The is a A true Attest: August Atlantic very strong copy. Chas. P. Hazeltixe, Register. County of on the third Tues- Chas Waldo, \'founded tlie Editor. Athol Water Company, Mass. 1,000 00 1.000 00 and attractive fiction number, con- P. Hazeltine, Register. Belfast Water 1,000 00 00 SS. In Court of held at Bel- day of September, D. 1901 : A. Brown of S. Company. 1,000 taining six complete stories or sketches At a Probate Court held Probate, Bennettsville, C., Butte City Water Company, Montana..*. 650 00 650 00 at Belfast, within and for WALDOfast, on the 9tli day of July, 1901. Amelia famous hands. Miss Jewett’s dra- the of on 9th J. OTIS and Nathan nmensely surprised. “Through Crystal Water Company, Edgewater. N. Y. 500 00 500 00 by County Waldo, the day ot Julv E. Hentz. executrix of the last will ami testament F. Houston, A. D. 1901. MARTHAboth of said Belfast, and John E. mg from Dyspepsia," he writes, Ellsworth Water Company. ... 500 00 500 00 matic Tory Lover comes to an end and of Nancy McKinney, late of Liucolnviile, in said Chapman of Boston,in the Couuty of Suffolk and Common- ■•■as greatly run down. She had Fort Smith Water Company, Ark. 1,000 00 1.000 00 Miss Johnston’s romantic 9. CARTER, administratrix of the es- County, deceased, having presented her first and Audreyin- wealth of Massachusetts, trustees under tin* ’!i or and suffered dis- Maine Condensed Milk Company, Newport... 4,000 00 4.000 00 GRACEtate of Nelson Carter, late of in said fiual account of administration of said estate for last vigor great creases in interest with the new install- Troy, will of Albert B. Otis, late of said Belfast, de- Middlesex Fells Spring Company, Mass. 10,000 00 00 County of Waldo, deceased, having a allowance. lier stomach, but she tried Elec- 10,000 presented ceased, amt said Nathan F. in his Paris Water 1,200 00 00 ment. Brooks Adams the num- petition fora license to sell at Houston own > Company. Ky 1,200 opens praying public or That notice thereof be which helped her at once, and, Ordered, given, three right, respectfully represent, that are in Richmond Water and Light Company, Ky .. .. 1,000 00 1,000 00 ber with a private sale and certain teal estate of they lour bottles, she is startling discussion of the convey weeks successively, in the Republican Journal, possession of a certain parcel of entirely well, Rockland Water Company 500 00 500 00 said deceased which is fullv described in said land, situated state of our commer- a newspaper published in Belfast, in said county, oil Seven Hundred Acre Island, in the town of thing. It’s a grand tonic, and 21.350 00 foreign relations, petition. that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- Islesborough, in the County of Waldo and State .ix.ttive qualities are for Loans on Railroad Stock cial and national, entitled That splendid Reciprocity Ordered, the said petitioner give notice to bate Court, to be held at Belfast on the 13th day of .Maine, bounded and described as follows: For Loss of or the all Indigestion, Ap- Belfast and Moosehead Lake. 5.000 00 5.000 00 Alternative; Henry A. Clapp be- persons interested by causing a copy of this of August next, and show cause, if any thev Beginning at a stake, at tin* shore of Gukov's "inaeli and it's a order to be Liver Troubles Duluth Superior Traction Company. 635 00 635 00 gins his long looked for Remiuscences published three weeks successively in have, why the said account should not be allowed. Harbor, at the corner of land formerly of Martin the a GEO. E. naraiiteed cure. Only 50c at R. II. Somerset. 500 00 600 00 6,135 00 of a Dramatic Critic; .1. D. Republican Journal, newspaper published JOHNSON, Judge. Warren’s heirs; thence, running north sixteen Wiielpley, at Belfast, that they may at a Probate A true copy. Attest: rods to a under The Isolation of appear degrees east, fifty-four stake marked Loans on Corporation Stock Canada, discuss Court, to be held at Belfast, within aud for said Chas. P. Hazeltixe, Register. M. W. O. amlH.; thence, north, sixtv-three de- on the J3th of American Woolen 300 00 esthe national of that P. County, day August A. L>. 1901, grees west, seventy-four and one-half rods !»\ Company. 300 00 policy colony; at ten of Secret of the clock before noon, and show SS.—In of at land of said Warren’s a the Perfect Skirt. Belfast Coliseum Company. 900 00 900 00 A. Sillard describes James Boswell as cause, Court Probate, held Bel- formerly heirs to stake if any they have, why the of said on the 9th of marked .1. W. (). and H. at land Belfast Loan ami Building Association. 547 31 547 31 The of prayer peti- WALDOfast, day July, 1901. Leslie F. formerly of Jere- Prince Biographers; A. R. Kim- tioner should not be granted. administrator on the esta’te miah v\ arren; thence Camden and Rockland Water Company.„ 3,400 00 3,400 00 Neal, of Benjamin F. north, twenty-four degrees tie certain little tricks and se- ball treats of The New GEO. E. JOHNSON, Neal, late of Belfast, in said County, east, by land formerly of said Jeremiah Masonic Temple Association, Belfast 2,050 00 2.050 00 Provincialism; A Judge. deceased, Warren, true copy. Attest: his first and final account of about seventy-two and one-lialf rods to a stake >eing stylishly attired. J'rob- Real Estate Company, Belfast. 850 00 8 0 00 the famous English poet, William Wat- having presented Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. administration of said estate for allowance. marked J. W. K. O. and H.. at land formerly of United States Mining Company, Boston. 1,600 00 1,600 00 son, and others furnish attractive reatest effects are produced United States Sieel New York.... 900 00 that notice thereof Knowles; thence, by said Knowles' lami, south, by Corporation, 900 00 At a Ordered, be given, three poems. The notices appre- Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for sixty-one degrees cast, one hundred and sixtv- t; and cut and of 10,547 31 Magazine weeks successively, in the Republican Journal, hang the the County of Waldo, on the 9th day of July three rods to a stake marked K. (). and H.. at the Loans on National Bank Stock eiativly the career of the late Jonn a newspaper published in Belfast, in said A. D. 1901. County, shore of Cnkey’s Harbor; t lie shore of I'he skirts are so discusses The Amateur that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- thence, by luxuriously Belfast National Bank. Belfast. 1 375 00 1.375 00 Fiske.and Spirit Cilkt-y’s Harbor southerly and westerly, to tie* ROBINSON, administrator of the estate bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 13th day litis People’s National Bank, Belfast. 1,050 00 1,050 00 of our time and and the Contri- point begun at, acres and year. There seems to be people; I>AACof Elizabeth A. Robinson, late of in of August next, and show cause, if any containing eighty-two 00 Liberty, they square rods; with all 2,426 butor’s Club is and as said County of Waldo, deceased, have, the said account should not be allowed. seventy-one together the infusion of and Loans on Bank Books bright timely having present- why Hats appurtenant ami that underskirt, Savings ed a petition praying for a license to sell at GEO. E. thereto; bv them- usual. public JOHNSON, Judge. selves or those under whom claim have been is no Saviugs Bank. 309 47 309 47 or private sale and convey certain real estate of A true Attest: they fulness about the hips, Augusta copy. m thereof Belfast Savings Bank. 100 00 100 00 The first said deceased which is fully described in said Chas. P. uninterrupted possession for over ten fifteen pages of St. Nicholas Hazeltixe, Register. years, in wit, since the nineteenth of •et is not difficult,, and yet it is Provident Institution for Savings. Boston. 1.000 00 1,000 00 petition. day August. for are filled with text and A. D. 1390. claiming an estate of freehold 1 409 47 August pic- That the said therein; ans an secret. As Ordered, petitioner give notice to SS.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel that the source <>t their title is a deed of war- open itpro- Loans to Corporations tures of a sort to catch the reader’s at- all interested persons by causing a copy of this WALDOfast, on the 9th day of July, 1901. Addie ranty from one Frank K. Marshall of said Isles- best the skirt is tention and hold for the ar- order to be effect, drop Belfast Hotel Company.. 739 17 73917 it; opening published three weeks successively E. Webber, executrix of the last will of Hiram I boro, (lilted August 19. isiw, and recorded in the in the favor with the dressmakers, Belfast Light ami Power Company. 1,375 93 1,375 93 ticle is one of Cleveland Moffett’s Republican Journal, a newspaper published C. W bber, who was administrator ou the estate | Waldo Registry of Deeds in Volume 227, Page Machine and Co. at Belfast, that at '■ss skirts are lined in the Belfast Foundry (endorsed).. 290 47 290 47 they may appear a Probate of Bradford Webber, late of .Vlonroe, iu said 298, given to said Albert B. Otis, then in life, and old “Danger and Daring” series, his theme to be held at 2.405 57 Court, Belfast, within and for said County, deceased, having presented au account of to said Nathan F. Houston as tenants in common, tlie in with the this month the of on the 13th ••wing lining Loans to Municipalities being taming wild County, day of August, A. D. 1901, said Hiram C Webber of administration of said and a devise under t in* will of said Albert B. Otis, at ten of the Hence the rule—when beasts men and women. That the clock before noon and show Bradford Webber’s estate for allowance. to said trustees ; that an exists that you plan State of Maine .. .. 00 by cause, apprehension 200,000 200,000 00 if any the of said a n with of Auburn. career of a they have, why prayer petition- Ordered, that notice thereof be three some persons unknown claiming as heirs, de- begin your petticoats, City 15,000 00 15.<>00 00 wild beast tamer has its per- er should not be given, granted. vises, or bv. or under one John "rirt is white have a Calais. 10,000 00 00 we weeks successively, iu the Republican Journal, assigns through lawn, deep 10,000 ils all know well; that it has its GEO. E. G. Rowe and one Mass. 00 00 JOHNSON, Judge. a newspaper published in Belfast, iu said Coun- Enoch IS. Lawrence, or either I on Fitchburg, 26,000 25,000 A true Attest: then that have from three humorous incidents the copy. that all interested attend at a of them, claim some eight, title or interest in the Holyoke, Mass. 25,000 00 25.000 00 also, story (and Chas. ty, persons may 11 P. Hazeltine, Register. said premises adverse to the said estate of row rfflues. In the trousseau Lewiston. 30,000 00 30,000 00 picture) of a tiger being kicked into un- Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 13th your petitioners; and that sueh creates •' Mass 00 00 day of August next, and show cause, if any apprehension port bride there are Lynn. 60,000 60,000 consciousness a it At a Probate Court held at and for they a cloud petticoats Saco. by frightened quagga Beirast,within have, why the said account should not be allowed. upon the title, and depreciates the market a 35,000 00 35.100 00 the of on the 9th aving silk ruffle of pink was down in a County Waldo, day of July.J GEO. E. value of their deep Salem, Mass .. 20,000 00 00 ruthlessly running ring, JOHNSON, Judge. property. 20,000 A. D. 1901. Wherefore un- ■r green under a ffounce of lace Woousocket, R 1 10.000 00 10.000 00 attests. There is a deal A true copy. Attest: they pray that such persons amusingly good known be summoned loidery. This uecessiates the Town of Stamford, Conn. 60,000 00 60,000 00 about “Our Yellow' E. MANNING, widow of Henry Manning, Chas. P. Hazeltixe. Register. may to show cause why Slave”—gold—in MARYlate of Lincolnville, m said of they should not bring an action to try their title of the silk 470,000 00 an County Waldo, flounce previous to article by Charles F. Lummis; deceased, a for to the described premises. Loan on Rockland Trust stock. 00 having presented petition praying NOTICE. The subscriber the same as the Company 1,000 1,000 00 and Dr. an allowance out of the estate of Dated at Belfast, aforesaid, this eighteenth day niering process on Eugene Murray -Aaron in “The persoual said gives notice that he has been ap- Loans names. 682 81 682 81 deceased. ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby duly of July, in the year one thousand nine hundred are Port of what administrator of the estate of millinery trimmings Loan on life insurance policy ... 476 00 475 00 Bottles,” tells becomes of pointed and one. on That the said cmoved from other articles of Loans mortgages of real estate ... 106,980 00 106.980 00 some of the ordered, petitioner give notice DARINDA A. SPINNEY, late of Stockton Spriugs, MARTHA J. OTIS. messages people seriously to all interested ir. 81 persons by causing a copy of this NATHAN F. HOUSTON Some well-dressed women 109,137 or to the of the order to be in the of Waldo, deceased, and given jocosely consign keeping published three weeks successively in County JOHN a skirt Real estate, investment. 00 00 bonds as the law directs. All persons having de- E. CHAPMAN. linings made up into 16,000 7,000 7,000 00 sea. The serials run on entertaining- the Republican Journal, a newspaper published Trustees mands against the estate of said deceased are under the last will of Albert B. Otis. "s, and sometimes secure rare Cash on deposit 45,744 24 45 744 24 Bennett’s of at Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate ly—John “Story Barnaby desired to present the same for settlement, and NATHAN F. HOUSTON. * Cash on hand. 10,438 20 20 44 Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said Joseph at a silk sale. Then 10’,438 56,182 Allen French’s “The Junior all indebted thereto are to make Williamson. petticoat Lee,” county, on the 13th day of August, A. D. 1901, requested pay- it ment immediately. Attorney for petitioners. must be shortened a little and Cup,” and Harriet Comstock’s of at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, if .t $1,338,749 91 “Boy accrued the WILLIAM Q. SPINNEY. adapt itself to its duties of a Unpaid interest...... 9,10840 a Thousand Years And there are any they have, why prayer of said petitioner Waldo ss. A. 1). 1901. Ago.” should not be Stocktor Springs, July 9, 1901. July 18th, granted. Nathan F. above ng. The idea is rather a clever! rhymes and jingles, pictures, anecdotes, GEO E. Personally appeared Houston, 81 JOHNSON, Judge. named, and made oath to the truth of the i saves no end of work for the 1,444,080 and in the usual A true NOTICE. The subscriber here- allega- Due depositors, earned dividend and accrued arostics, abundance. Copy—Attest: tion in the that the Chas. P. gives Qotice that she has been foretroing petition supposed mker. State tax. 76 As much of the best matter Hazeltine, Register. EXECUTRIX’Sby duly appoint- claimants named therein are unknown. 1,252,187 usual, also, ed executrix of the last will aud testament of muslin the in the Before me. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, nring gowns, flrst magazine is to be found in the At a Probate Court held at within and for Estimated market value of resources above lia- Belfast, WILLIAM C. TUTTLE, late of Belfast, Notary Public. do is to construct the lining, editorial departments—Books and Bead- the County of Waldo, on the. 9th day of July bility for deposits, earned dividend and State in the of Waldo, deceased, and of a colored lawn Nature and the A. D. 1901. County given course, plain tax. $191,893 05 ing, Science, St. Nicho- bonds as the law directs. All person-} having de- Supreme Judicial Court, GRINDLE, administrator of the estate of County ok Knox ss. ievading shade of the muslin Annual expenses, $3,500. las League, etc. mands against the estate of said deceased are • late of EW.Leopold Hegyi, Prospect, in said desired to the same for and In Vacation. 19. 1901. This underskirt must have two of present settlement, July County Waldo, deceased, h viug presented a all indebted thereto are to rnaie Upon the foregoing petition, it is ordered: that it at The To Save Her Child that this requested pay- service of least. elbow sleeve F. E. TIMBERLAKE. Bank Examiner. petition praying court may determine ment the same be made by causing a copy who are entitled immediately. lie the prevailing From Mrs. Nan- to the balance of the estate GEORGIANNA TUTTLE. of said petition and of this order of notice there- popular frightful disfigurement aforesaid now in his on. attested tli the muslin the nie Galleger of La Ga., hands, their respective Belfast, July 9, 1901. by the clerk of said Court f«»r the gown, organ- Grange, applied shares according to law, and order the same dis- County of Waldo, to be published for three weeks To the Editor of The Republican Journal. Silk in the United States. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to on other dressy summer fabrics. Growing great sores tributed accordingly. successively in T ic Republican Journal, a public Dear Sir: I a her head and and writes its cure s n >tice. The subscriber dress occasions the gauzy lace sent you poem last week face, quick Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to newspaper printed at Belfast, in said County, the exceeded all her Administratorhereby gives notice that he has been duly ap- last to be at be-N the and asked to it in Whether we shall grow the to hopes. It works wonders all persons interested by causing a of this publication least fourteen days ring transparent effect is you publish your paper. thirty in copy pointed admiuistrator of the estate of fore the term of said be Sores, Bruises, Skin Eruptions, Cuts, order to be published thiee weeks successively in Court to liolden within as ever and extends well You and returned it to me with million dollars’ worth of raw silk LUCIUS C. late of and for said Countv on the third Tuesday of long declined, forty Burns, Scalds and Piles. 2oc. Cure guar- The Republican Journal, a newspaper published STEPHENSON, Belfast, September, A. I>. that claimant hands. There is a certain the that I no anteed E. II. at Belfast, that they may at a Probate in the of deceased, ami loot, any may crushing reply was poet, and which we are now importing by Moody, druggist. appear County Waldo, given then and there depends Court, to be held at within and for said bonds as the law de- appear and answer to said peti- lus sleeve that is not attained Belfast, directs. All persons having tion. that you “could turn out better poetry out more the on the 13th of A. D. mands WILLIAM H. FOGLER. »>w upon question of feasibility Couuty, day August, 1901, against the estate of said deceased are sleeve, and not Fairfield’s Good Fortune. at ten Justice of the Judicial Court. certainly of a sausage inaehiue.” Now I won’t be of the clock before noon, and show cause, if desired to present the same for settlement, and Supreme than that of O. P. A true copy of the ami order of Court liop sleeve. But after all, the possibility, says any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- petition crushed, and I propose to show at- should not thereon. Attest: iid sleeve of the muslin gown is up your Austin in Silk The whole State in be granted. ment immediatelv. Everybody’s Magazine. joins congratula- GEO. E. Tileston Wadlin. Clerk. in with the skirt. tempt to throttle budding genius. Publish tions to Fairfield the JOHNSON, Judge. CHESTER B. STEPHENSON. comparison has been in of the upon occasion of A true Attest: 1901. this card produced many copy. Belfast, July 9, Hie accordion or the side-plaited and the following poem in your the dedication of the handsome new Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. columns and charge me at your States, even as far north as Xew Eng- which is the same thing except advertising Law'rence library This NOTICE. The subscriber LEWIS’ rates. building. NOTICE. The subscriber does not so much mate- land, and as far south as Florida; but which means so hereby hereby gives notice that he has been require splendid structure, EXEClJTOK’Sgives notice that he has been duly appointed ADMINISTRATOR’S duly t iic the flounce have Yours, much for social appointed administrator of the estate of making; may JAMES METCALF RILEY. for various causes, chiefly lack of ex- the and educational Executor oi the last will and testament ol I.VHALAVr FOR PHTHISIC ion or of LENA E. PATTERSON, late of Monroe, lace embroidery set entre future the town, is another evidence NANCY THE POEM. perience and the competition of the R. CLIFFORD, late of Stockton Springs «inch means that the is that Fairfield is in the County ot Waldo, deceased, and given The insertion labor of particularly favored in in the of and only patent medicine in the world that gives I stood upon the ocean’s cheap the Orient and Italy, it County Waldo, deceased, given bonds as the law directs. All persons having "I to its on the and sandy beach, the and of its bonds as the law directs. All universal satisfaction. It never fails to giy* im- place goods, And with a reed I wrote the sand these has not been a financial success. The public spirit generosity persons having de- demands against the estate of said deceased are upon mands mediate relief; it never fails to greatly lessen the die goods cut from the leav- words: men. With all due to against the estate of said deceased are de- desired to the same for and back, of the and skill leading respect present settlement, severity of attacks. Many cases of 01 ** application intelligence sired to present the same for and all all indebted thereto are distressing attractive work. This I love thee^” and his settlement, requested to m ike pay- Phthisic cured in a open Agnes which Carnegie many wise benefac- indebted thereto are to short time. Not a fault found 1 But the winds came and have brought success in other requested make payment ment "1 the waves rolled moun- it is we immediately. nor a failure reported in trimming is the most popular tain lines tions, better, believe, for a immediately. 8. A. RENDKLL. FREDERICK L. PALMER. thirty-eight years. high, of long-neglected industry may Sent mail. Price $1.00. lvt* of the the skirt to a Stockton Springs, July 9, 1901. by /"ion season, and And blotted out the fair impression. all this. The number of silk community possess library which is Monroe, July 9, 1901. Patented. J. C. !'li Cruel change LEWIS, Proprietor, an to demonstrate waves, treaclierous sand, fragile reed; the product of local and No. 16 Prescott St., Mass. opportunity No establishments in the pride loyalty NOTICE. The subscriber Somerville, 1 longer will I trust to thee, manufacturing NOTICE. The A. A. Howes & Co., "wy effect much better than is and of local understanding of local notice that she has been suoscriber Agents, Belfast, Me, But from the highest mountain peak I’ll United States is increasing every year, ADMINISTRATRIX’Shereby gives duly notice ’“‘“ilile in the pluck needs. The administratrix of the ADMINISTRATOR'Shereby gives that he has been duly waist. My lady certain- the tallest new dedication exercises, July appointed estate ot Vi' pine, thirty-nine plants having been es- appointed Administrator of the estate of !■ > eps and glides and trails her And, dipped in tne crater of Vesuvius, with it I 18th, were in keeping with the struc- AMY F. STOU8LAND, late of Galveston, Texas, n will write tablished in 1900 alone; and tneir prod- MARTHA A. EMERSON, late of Swanville, Hus summer.—Mathilde Verlet in ture and the spirit in which it was in the of and ( Upon the high and burnished heavens these uct now amounts to over one hundred giv- County Galveston, deceased, given in the County of Waldo, and en. Fairfield was bonds as the law directs. All persons de- deceased, given 'Ledger Monthly. words: million dollars It is not highly favored in having bonds as the law directs. All de- annually. im- mands against the estate of said deceased are de- persons having FOR SALE! ‘A Wise Woman’ is the audi- as the dedication orator that mands against the estate of said are drawing largest that American haying sired to present the same for settlement, and all deceased ences ever known, probable geuius sup- desired to present the same for and "d Junes. Drummer—“It's eminent scholar and writer, Hezekiah indebted thereto are requested to make payment settlement, pretty And giving an entertainment that will take your ported by American capital may yet all indebted thereto are to make r sloop rig, length over all 34 feet, beam 'u immediately. requested pay- YAPH1 nun l(> get drunk in a town isn’t Dreath Butterworth. Long may Mr. Lawrence ment if 11 feet. In ftrst-class condition. Six j it?” away.” find a way of supplying from our in- NELLIE E. COLSON. immediately. And I would like to see anv wave live to witness and share in new sails and new last summer. Brass (Kansas Hotel):“You bet. dog-gone wash dustries' the million dollars’ worth the blessing Stockton July 9,1901. JOSIAH H. EMERSON. rigging \Vi!l'll">il that out. forty Springs, hweel and port holes. Can be seen at >ou can’t even work he has conferred upon the town he Swanville, July 9,1901. the snake- of raw materials which these factories lOtf E. L. MACOMBEK'S, Belfast, Me. loves.—Kennebec Journal. NOTICE. The r:u'ket any more unless you carry subscribei To Be require. ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice that he has been NOTICE. The subscriber l. M|itke to the store and let him Consistent. Von Blumer: duly notice drug appointed administrator de bonis non of the es- ADMINISTRATRIX’Shoreby gives that she has been duly ap- “The doctor I What a Tale It Tells. 1 you in the presence df a com- thinks ought to go on a tate of pointed administratrix of the estate of Mrs. Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man a clear mittee?”—Puck. fishing trip.” Vou Blumer: “But If that mirror of yours shows a FRANK M. LASSELL, late of Burnham, REUBEN CALL, late of Troy, SEPTEHBSS TJUR3 fOEJU’E of head, an active brain, a strong, vigorous wretched, course you don’t believe him.” Von sallow a in the in the of body—makes him fit tor the battle of life. complexion, jaundice look, moth County of Waldo, deceased, and given County Waldo, deceased, and given 8cai,j Blumer: and bonds as the law bonds as the law directs. All head, hives, itchiness of “Why not?” Mrs. Von Blum- patches blotches on the skin, it’s liyer directs. All persons having de- persons having de- 40 D t^a, mands ainst mands against the estate of said WY5 $245.00. n.'n»‘S llf any sort instantly relieved, per- er: “Well, you didn’t have any confid- trouble; but Dr. King’s New Life Pills reg- a* the estate of said deceased an de- deceased are de- If you are awake sired to present the same for and all sired to present the same for settlement, and all itiio y cured, Doan’s Ointment. At any ence in him when he told me I losing appetite, lying ulate the liyer, purify the blood, give clear settlement, All expeuses paid. Full particulars on appli- ‘“g ought to take Hood’s indebted thereto are to make indebted thereto are requested to uake payment store. to nights, Sarsaparilla—it’s just skin, rosy cheeks, rich complexion. Only requested payment cation to F. E. BOOTHBY, go Europe.”—Harper’s Bazar. the tonic need. immediately. FRANK WHITTEN. immediately. IS ABELL C. CALL. Gen’l Pass. Maine Central R. you 23c at R. H. Moody's drug store. West 9,1901. Agent, R., Burnham, July 9,1901. Troy, July Portland, Maine. Robert Spaulding has left for Somerville, China. The people of this village and SEARSPORT LOCALS. FOREIGN PORTS. Mass., where he has a situation. vicinity are rejoicing that the hotel is soon to be It has been closed since Hill sboro, N. B., 24. sch. Well- Charles G. Sheldon of Exeter, N. H., is in Mrs. Geo. E. Chapin visited in Cr nden reopened. July Old, the death of its former proprietor, Mrs. fleet, Newark, N. J. town. recently, returning home Saturday. Turks Isla d, Julj 17. Sid, sch. Methe- Dow, which occurred more than two years besec, Belfast. Miss Lida Curtis arrived by train last Mrs. Cliapir mother of Capt. Geo. E. Norton, ago. A Mr. Titcomb of Brewer has now Manila, July 25. Ar, ship, Win. H. Con- week. returned to Camden last week. Chapin, leased the hotel property and is preparing ner, Colcord, Newcastle, N. S. W. Port 27. sch. Edith G. Mrs. J. E. Adams of Bangor spent Sunday Geo. E. Chapin is sailing a yacht to it soon. This will be Spain, July Ar, OF Capt. reopen very good Folwell, Kelsey, Bahia. WOMEN in town. this season, and is cruising along the coast. news to those who desire to come to the Bermuda, July 29. Ar, sch. J. C. Straw- Mrs. Theodate Tenney and son Jack are beautiful China lake for a summer outing, bridge, Coombs, Pens? ;ola. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Nichols and daugh- 11. Gov. in town. and to the traveling public who have been Honolulu, July Sid, ship Kobie, ter of Swanville were in town Sunday visit- Puget Sound. to accustomed to stop at this house in former Miss Mary Xichols returned Boston ing relatives. MARINE MISCELI.ANY. years—The farmers of this vicinity have Wednesday. of our farmers have finished lat. 33.".5 Ion. 52 W. Most haying harvested a larger crop of hay than usual, Spoken. July 11, N, Rice arrived train for a more in Dirigo, Goodwin, New York, June 30 Will by Tuesday and report a third hay their barns and have it in in in of ship got good shape spite for Hong Kong. by steamer few vacation. than last Reported days’ year. the “catching weather.” Hydaspes at New Orleans. July 24, lat. Mrs. W. K. Morison is at the Kineo 1 30 47, Ion. 73 25, from Ha- Mr. Michael of East Belfast has barque Jlatanzas, Leary Waldo. H. A. Chase of was in vana for House for a short time. Bangor Philadelphia. been in town of late visiting the family of 23. town recently—P. E. Hussey is spending Turks Island, July Sch. Lizzie E. Mrs. Fred Linwood and son H. T. Scribner. Dennison, Thompson,which recently strand- McLaughlin his vacation at home. He is in a employed ed was assisted has been sur- are guests of J. W. Black. here, atioat, Will George and crew have returned from machine shop in Boston.;..Miss M. A. Har- veyed and found to be perfectly seaworthy, Robert liolliver is spending several weeks Winterport, where they have been haying riman of Belfast called on old acquaintances having sustained po damage. 25. Washburn Bros, with his sister, Mrs. Crary. for Mr. John Snoy. in last week_Miss Ilertilla Thomaston, July town Harding will launch about August 1 the four-masted Mrs. Uenrietta Roulston is spending a Miss Katherine Brier of Searsport village has gone to Waterville where she has schooner Joseph G. Ray, registered about and Mrs. Albert Gold- 1,250 tons, to be commanded by J. 11. few weeks’ vacation in town. was in town the of Mr. and employment_Mr. Capt. Sunday, guest Crocker of Franklin, Mass. smith of Salem, Mass., are spending the A pleasant whist party was given by Miss Mrs. James W. Harriman. Honolulu, July 0. IF k C. D. Bryant, summer with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Levansel- San June for this took Mildred E. Sliute Tuesday evening. Miss Josephine Murray of Boston is Francisco, 10, port, ler The boxes on the Free Delivery Route lire on the 7th, and was considerably damag- (.'apt. and Mrs. Nathan P. Carver of Bos- spending her vacation with the family of but to w hat extent is not al- have been put up, and people on the route ed, yet known, ton are registered at the Searsport House. W. J. Mathews. Miss Murray is a school though it is not thought extensive. Repairs Preserve, and are — Mr. Purify, well pleased with the system to the vessel will be needed. Bryant Beautify Mrs. Maria Rontlett of teacher in Boston. [The Kingston, Ont., and Mrs. I. B. Clhr v of East Livermore are was built .it Searsport in lt>78, but is owned tbe Skin, Scalp, Hair, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Maria Blc ;k. Mr. and Mrs. Will Durham, who have visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Clary... The now in San Francisco. and Hands 24. Barks Rachel with Mrs. E. F. Lew is of been boarding with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. is all harvested and is bet- Bo-'*"’i, July Emery, Waltham, Mass., is hay crop nearly which left here May 22,and Alexander Black, have returned to their home in the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. A. Sargent. Mathews, ter, both in quantity and quality, than last which departed April 12 were reported as

Mass. — arrived at Buenos Miss Janet of N. Roxbury, year_The fruit crop will be very light having Ayres y esterday. Salvage Brooklyn, Y., is This is the trade mark stamped on every sheet of M F The Black stated that the bark Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rivers, who have been Corn and other hoed crops are needing rain. cablegram visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Mos- Roofing Tin—the best roofing tin made. It is had arrived prior, which will doubtless give visiting Mr. and Mrs. James E. Maiden, The showers which have been all around us her a better than would man. evidence that it has the heaviest and richest of showing appear. have returned to their home in Stoneham, have given us only a light sprinkling. coating The Emery has a reputation for speed, and Miss Lucia Fames is her visiting aunts, Mass. pure tin and new lead, dipped by the palm oil process, had piobably made ihe quicker trip, going in 01 Mrs. Julia Blanchard and Miss L. W. Ed- Burnham. A travelling company the and manufactured entirely by hand labor. IMF is down in days. interest of the Wakonkee Indian Medicine Bath, July 17. The repairs to the schoon- wards. to rust—will last a impervious lifetime. Ask your er Eleanor A. Percy made necessary by Millions of Women use ( COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE has been in towrn n : r *. Mr. and Mrs. J. Co. of Gloucester, Mass., her collision with the six-masted schooner ,vp C. Stowers of West Palm roofer for M F Roofing Tin—or assisted by Cuticura Ointment, giving entertainments and introducing their George W. Wells, will consist of about 35 Beach, Fla., arrived by City of Rockland tifyingthe skin, for cleansing tin Monroe Centre. Clinton York is at medicines. The hall was crowded each writs to W. C. CRONEMEYER, Agent, Carnegie strokes of planking i.i the bow, besides a 1 Building, Pittsburg, the stopping of falling hair, Sunday. home from Massachusetts—Annie York for illustrated book on part of a new stein, new bowsprit, jibboom, evening and the company had a good sale of roofing. and hawseliole rigging and sails. The Wells will whitening, soothing red, rung lU Dr. Butler, Mrs. A. J. Reed, Miss Crete has returned to Rockland.Raymond their medicines. The last evening a very AMERICAN TIN PLATE COMPANY, New York. have 14 new beams and 21 new timbers, and hands, for baby rashes, itching:., Dean and Mrs. C. J. Adams are at S. A. Ham started from Springfield, Me., last tine book was presented to the Grand Army her sides must be planked up, besides new tions, and for all the purpose- Stevens’. on mizzenmast and rigging. and \\ Monday his bicycle and rei lied his man the most votes for sale of bath, nursery. Millions of receiving Two spar buoys have been established off C. C. about 6.30 P. M_ Cuticura Soap in baths for am., t Service on'; Rural Route No. 2, Fred E. uncle’s, Ham's, their medicines. Noah Johnson was the the southern and eastern side of Vinalhaven and Rev. David Brackett will at the tions, inflammations, excor.ati Nichols carrier, begins this, Thursday, preach lucky man, receiving more votes than all I island in the approach to Carver's Harbor, Troy. The farmers are through Blok sport. The farm of free or offensive perspiration, in church Aug. 4th. Moses of marly buildings i One is designated as Crosby’s Ledge buoy, morning. Sunday, others combined_Prof. Augus- 1 ulcerative and for haying, and some have begun harvesting Jerome Davis, with furniture, crops, etc., red, moored in 30 feet of water, about 100 weaknesses, mm .iV.. his Mrs. Sadie Elmer and Hammons called here Belmont. Mrs. Alice Mary Burns and ta assisted by daughter, feet S. E. from the The other is old tive, antiseptic purpose*, which re a George grain—The long continued drouth was were burned Friday, July 2dth. Cause un- ledge. Dutch No. moored in themselves to on their to to visit son Fred of Boston, Mass., who have been has given several musical enter- Ledge buoy, red, 21, gest women, especially ,. .... Tuesday way Plymouth Reynolds, broken a rain last and known. Loss insured. by gentle Sunday, $3,t >; partially 20 feet of water about 500 feet S. by E. from Cuticura Soap combines iu their visiting in town, returned home Monday, tainments at the school houses in town the one aj ;,t t parents. all were glad to see it. Much more rain is the middle of the eastern one of the Old price, the best skin and t- _Fred C. Wolff of Roxbury, Mass., who week w ith a graphapliune. He has It Palermo. The farmers are rejoicing complexion aj ani Mrs. Sarah past as wells are and Duke ledges. Staples is spending the sum- needed, getting low, pas- the best toilet and baby soap in the wor i has been visiting at N. B. Allenwood’s, very superior instrument and his entertain- over a good crop of hay, harvested in good The Treasury Department has been in- mer with her sister, Mrs. E. L. in ture lands very dry.“Billy” Warren of Treatment for Everv Noyes, to Bar condition. have The formed of the existence of a shoal spot off Complete Humor returned Tuesday Harbor, where he ments have been well patronized—Mrs. Many got through. Cuticura to cleanse the ek- Bangor was in town the of the west side of Island in West Penob- Soap, Astoria, Oregon. Sunday, guest is much than last Long and and soften the is employed for the summer—Mrs. Sadie Minnie Morgan of Lewiston arrived in crop larger year—Peter scot The is lo- scales, thicken.-, Sirs. Dorcas Connor. Miss Bessie bay. spot only approximately Cuticura to instant!. .. TLe ladies of the Guild will have an Warren, harvested for Ointment, -, h apron Knight of Lincolnville and Mrs. Edith town last week and will reruam for some Morang Will Soule’s hay him, cated as a rocky ledge about one-fourth of a and who has been visiting here for several ing, inflammation, irritation.’am• sale at the store of Clement A Adams, Sat- Jordan and three children, Milton, Helen time... Nancy Connor has been dangerously as he is away at work ; and the Hailey boys mile westward of Long Island and about and heal, and Cuticura Resol x to ■. weeks, returned Bangor with him Mon- one and one-fourth miles NNE. three-fourths and cleanse the blood. A Single m ;,,fl urday, Aug. od. and Hazel of Mass., were in town ill for several weeks with a rheumatic cut the for Soule on his Roxbury, Emma Pierce has become the hay George place.... E. from Grindel Point at Sufficient to cure the most torturing day_.Mrs. easterly lighthouse and Manley Foote wishes to extend his Harks Friday calling on friends_There will be trouble.Andrew Pease, who has been Dr. Raymond Tibbetts has secured the posi- the entrance to Gilkey’s Harbor. The ledge ing, humiliating skin, seal) possessor of a pair of twin heifer calves humors, with loss ol hair, when a;. < <:ll|t a at the Hall’s Corner school-house now to on tion of house has over it about nine feet of water at ex- to the Givers and Gleaners for their sub- meeting sick for a long time, is able be out surgeon at the Maine General the that are beauties. They are four weeks old. Sold throughout world. Britiah vp0: ; tremely low tides. bebt at Sob*. 27 Charterhouse tantial remembrance of him. next Sunday at 3 o’clock P. M. for the pur- pleasant days... .Haying is about all finish- Hospital, Portland, and will begin his du- Sq.. Lonj,.a p.,V-u Their mother is a full blooded Jersey and Boston, July 25. A cable dispatch receiv- Dblq and Cuem. Cost., Sole Prop*- Boatoa. x. pose of starting a Sunday school. Many ed in this vicinity. The crop is much larger ties there the first of August.Alonzo ed John S, A Co. from Miss Fitts of Dorchester, Mass., arrived the sire a Holstein. Mrs. Pierce is very yesterday by Emery from Belfast will be present—Many of than for several years and has been secured Merrifield the of Addie Ilarri- the American consul at Port Spain, Trini- by steamer City of Bangor and has of them—The Ladies' Aid will bought grass Tuesday proud give dad, announces that the barkentine REPORT OK THE CONDITION o* THK the farmers have finished haying, and in fine condition. man on the John Belden lot for $25, and Arling- rooms at Capt. F. A. Curtis'. a lawn party at Sir. John Whitney’s Friday ton of Boston, Capt. Griggs, from Pernam- a full Nelson the on report crop. On account of the Wesley bought grass the buco for Port Spain, went ashore at Queen's BELFAST NATIONAL Eben .Sawyer, who is employed by the Monkoe. inclemency evening, Aug. 2nd. Cake and ice cream will BANK Penobscot. On the of Rev. James Knowles place for $20_Mrs. Addie Harri- Bay', Tobago (probably Wednesday’), and is evening July of the weather last Sunday, be and a time is At in the State of n Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co., is in served, good anticipated. to be a total loss. The Belfast, Main* man arrived last week to a likely Arlington at eleven the house of He will remain spend few days of town for his summer vacation. 27th, o’clock, dwelling Dingwell did not preach. All are invited. registered 493 tons net, and was the last business July 15, 1901, j at her old home. Joseph A. Perry and its contents were over another and vessel built by the late Wm. 11. Genii at The Ladies Aid of M. E. Church will Sunday preach—Capt. RESOURCES. have fire. Islesboro. Mrs. Edwin A. Eaines and and was owned John S. totally destroyed by The house was Tolford Durham and wife and little grand- Hueksport, by Loans and discounts. their apron sale and entertainment Thurs- Swanville. Miss Marietta Nickerson A Co. of Boston and different in a of the town Miss Adelaide Hatch left last Friday for a Emery parties Overdrafts, secured and unseoui--.: i sparsely populated portion daughter Carrie have gone to Gardiner to has returned to her home in Corinth_ in She was at about day evening, Aug. 8th, atUnion Hall. Hueksport. valued U. S. Bonds to secure circulation and when help arrived it was too late to do Mrs. E. M. Dollolf- visit of a month to relatives in Massachu- \ visit their daughter, Miss Katherine J. Nickerson has returned 812,i 1, and there is but 82,000 insurance on Stocks, securities, etc. \ Any one finding ornament for a ladies’ save setts.Miss A. Pendleton came the vessel. T. J. her com- Jan anything except to the barn, which by- Mrs. F. L. Palmer, who is spending a few Evelyn Capt. Griggs, Banking-house,furniture and fixe. from Somerville, Mass., where she has been Other rea' estate owned bat, of an owls head and brocade hard labor men from mander, resides at South Portland, and is consisting six young did with buckets, in was at home ever last Farmingham, Mass., recently to spend I Due from weeks Northport, for several months. She was accompanied considered one of the best navigators on approved reserve agents can find the owner a vacation with her Internal-Revenue flowers, by inquiring at carrying the water up a ladder. Miss time was never known in parents, Capt. and Mrs. the Atlantic coast. lie has been stamps... Sunday_The by her sister, Mrs. H. G. Appliu—Miss constantly Checks and other cash items the post office. Estella, the was suffocated Lorenzo Pendleton.J udson as a master the firm of John S. daughter, nearly this section when so many tons of hay was Pendleton, Celia Nickerson has returned to Belfast_ employed by Notes of other National Banks A 40 and was carried of X. at Emery Co. for nearly years, and had Fractional im k. Fr email Post has an out in an insensible con- without rain as this season— SI. I)., Brooklyn, Y., is home on a paper currency. McGilvery accepted harvested Mr. and Mrs. George Libby and daughter never lost a vessel or met with a serious and cents.. invitation from the dition by her father. It is a loss vacation with his and Mrs. Belfast comrades to join heavy Mrs. Frank Ham was called to Boston last parents, Capt. Fannie of Portland are the guests of Mr. mishap. Lairful Money Reserve in />< m the parade there during Old Home Week to Mr. Perry, who is a hard working man, week the serious illness of her daughter Winfield S. Pendleton-The Free Baptist Specie.2o,714 by and Mrs. E. II. Nickerson at Maple Terrace Legal tender notes.f*. .'»• and it is and bordering on his three score and ten church has a student from Bates a the hoped some thirty or more of the Mrs. Fred Dow_The family of Fred Grant College, Farm. Mr. Libby is ex-eouuty Attorney for Stops Cough Redemption fund with 1'. s.Tiv comrades will be in years. The savings of a life time have Mr. who is the er (5 per cent, of circulation line. gone have moved to Boston, where he has had Coleman, supplying pulpit Cumberland County—Mr. Henry Aldrich and works of! the Cold. in one short hour. The house was an old two very acceptably during his summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rivers, who have been employment for the past years—John of Malden, Mass., is a guest at Miss Louise Total. Laxative Tablets cure a landmark, having been built —Ambrose Hatch has been been Bromo-Quinine LIABILITIES. ! the guests of .). E. Marden, arrived too late by Sparks Hobbs has bought the Forest House and making Cunningham’s—Mrs. W. E. Datum and cold in no Perkins in 1 .SC3. It had been and in his fast The one day. No Cure, Pay. Price stock in. for the steamer and were to enlarged will open a store. The house owned by the changes sailing yacht, •Fly, Miss Edna visited friends in Capital paid Monday, obliged Edgeeomb 25 cents. Surplus fund. improved by Mr. Perry, and was a the centre board and on a lyr.39 very- has been Mrs. removing putting — wait for the City of Bangor Tuesday before late E. H. N'eally bought by Hampden last Sunday There is to be a I’mlivided profits, less expenses neat and commodious farm house. taxes _ ret to Grant and leased to F. A. Stevens deep keel, and enlarging the cabin. On dance at Hall this. paid. .lining their home in Boston. Wealthy Cunningham’s Thursday, National Bank note while and outstanding Skarsmoxt. Among tlie r cent arrivals for a hotel_Miss Nancy Parker has re- Friday last, launching her, just evening—Mr. and Mrs. C. P. of BELFAST PRICE CURRENT. Due to other National Banks..... The committee on music for the Old Home Ferguson Due to Trust ;• >i« : ? and Master Winthrop Sargent, news that have a new grand-daughter, down, pitching the yacht on her few last week—We had the deposits to meet at Union Hall Lawrence, they days Monday Apples p bu., 50 to 1.00 fc> 10.00a 13.00 Demand certificates of »it-;«-it Friday evening, Aug. beam ends and off her keel. In Hay ton, Mass.; 11. T. Muzzy, Charles Ripley, Bos- born in Massachusetts to Mr. and Mrs. tearing go- most copious rain storm we have had for dried, p lb, 5«b Hides lb, r>«r»Jr find, at s o'clock to rehearse for a chorus of over she struck a stone a Beans, pea, 2.25fco2.5u Lamb H lt>. 12 Total. ton; Mrs. T. M. Stacy and daughter Eliza- Frank Henderson. This is the first little ing post marking months — The farmers are all done welcome to be given at the nearly medium, 2.25 Lamb Skins. 50tgl.no ‘j reception Mon- which made a hole *• Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Calder- The other children are H. boundary line, through and the was never in in Yel’ 2.75 .Mutton lb. 7 Si v t: OF < W 5th. beth, Saco; girl. boys-W. haying crop put eyes, .Maine, day evening, Aug her side some ten or Butter 15tois Oats bn., 32 wood, Milton, Mass.: Miss Li -zie F. True, Clark and two boys from Massachusetts are twelve inches square. better condition. p lb, fc> lb, I, C. W. Wescott, Cas'.a u The Beef, sides, p lb, 7«')| Potatoes fc>;bn.. 1.2"* bank, do swcai th.o i' following parties are spending the Los at who has The repairs took several days to til solemnly Angeles, California—Mrs. Hollis his father’s, Lyman Clark’s, complete Beef fore quarters, Hound Hog, 0 mem is true to the best oi week at Swan Lake: Florence Colcord, Miss Abbie Mr. been for the Ilis This yacht was formerly owned by J. R. Bariev p bu., 40.O.45 Straw fc> ton, 10.00 lief. C. \\ WES< Poor, Poor, George It. Poor failing past year. daughter 10a 17 Maria Cheese p lb, 12! Turkey lb. Subscribed and sworn to It; Gilkey, Rebecca Ross, Clara Bullard, of Belfast and 'ul in her care of him. Brackett of Baltimore, who has a summer Mr. Lewis Poor of Boston Fannie is most fait) SHIP NEWS. Chicken p tb, I0tol2i Tallow H It., 14 a3 day of July, 1901. Henrietta in town, and he Calf Skins, per lb. Veal II.. Geiry, Wealthy Nichols. They w ere guests of Mrs. T. P. last ...Mr. wife and two children from cottage brought her here !j 05.10 6@7 JOSEPH Wli.i Moody Friday. Pushaw, Duck p tb. Wool, unwashed. is are Mrs. A. M. ! 14fil5 chaperoned by Ross. At — some twelve years ago. Before she had re- Miss Eva Severance has returned from Pittsfield are visiting her sister, Mrs. F. A. Engs p doz., 18 Wood, hard, 3.00574.00 Correct—Attest: the Belfast and Club are ceived a name her owner a | Fowl p tb, 8a 15 Wood, soft. 3.50^4.00 (t n »K> Searsport cottage a visit in Rockland and N’ye. was giving party I OK OF BELFAST. JOHN BR« Rockport. Geese p tb, i;»ol4 A. A. HOWES. Ray Kneeland, Franklin Nichols, Scott Eben Cobb and J. L. Bean a sail, and among those on board was a passed last week Frankkokt. Sch. Helena Capt. Fer- ARRIVED. ti. ail Price. Retail Market. T. W. PITCHER. Blanchard, Lincoln Norman Colcord, Rus- in A. T. little girl. There was a line breeze, and _ j Portland....Mrs. Muzzy, Misses arrived with a load of coal. Beef, eori .ed, p lb. 8a U) Lime p bbl.. 90® 1.00 sell and nald, Thursday July 31. Sell. Penobscot, Finlett, Hobo- Phillip Williams. Mrs. G. W. Maud and Misses Ellen and the yacht was bounding over the waves Butter Salt, 14 lb. IStoJO Oat Meal p lb, 4Cq5 REPORT OK THE I ON 1> II IO> Mary Muzzy, _Sch. Robert W„ Capt. Brackett, is look- ken. 1 Emma Corn p bu., os Onions p It*. 4ag Hichborn, daughter and son Robert, Florence True,spent last week at at a tremendous rate. The little girl, in her Xorthport ing fine with her new coat of paint. She SAILED. Cracked Corn p bu., 08 Oil. Kerosene, gal.,13^14 Bank are at Hillside cottage. Ground....Mr. childish exclaimed: “Can't she Corn Meal p bu., 08 Pollock p It*. 4£4£ Searsport National Camp Bert Knight is slowly takes a load of Portsmouth dry dock stone. enthusiasm, 25. Schs. J. V. Patter- Cheese p lb. I3t»15 Pork p It*. 10 The Rev. D. W. for recovering from his severe illness_Mr. fly, though! No further search was made July Wellington, Hardy, eight years _A very pretty wedding took place here New R. F. Cotton Seed p cwt., 1.40 Plaster p bbl., 1.13 At Searsport, in the State of d pastor of the Orthodox for a and so she was “The shall, York; Hart, Pendleton, Meal 3 Congregational Willis Marriner has moved into his new when Mr. Thibodeau name, christened, Codfish, dry. p lt». 5^8 Rye p lb, Church in Billerica Centre, died July 21tb, Joseph Bangor. Cranberries p qt., 10toi4 Shorts p cwt., 1.05 close of business Jnl> Sunday house. Fly,” and a flyer she really is. Most of her 20. Soli. Laura M. Lunt, night at his home in that village, aged t>7 conducted to the altar Miss Lily Arseneau, July Cummings, Clover Seed, 13.al5 Sugar p lb. 6:26$ woodwork is of red and she is well Brunswick. Flour bbl.. 4.75to5.25 Salt, T. 1.. bn., 35 RESOURCES. years. He was burn in and r< cedar, p p Wilton, Me., Camden. The of Roland Went- both of Bathurst, N. B. Rev. Father Gar- H.G.Seed 2.50 Sweet Potatoes, 0 ceived his education at body built. pbu., early Farmington AMERICAN PORTS. Lard It.. 11 Wheat Meal. 3 Loans ami discounts. worth of son rity officiated. The bride was attired in a p Academy. He entered Bowdoin College West Rockport, of Admiral Overdrafts, secured ami time- with the silk Stockton Springs. Mr. Lemuel Harding New 23. sch. Ban- U. S. Bonds to secure circulate class of 'fit, and later took a medi- Wentworth, was found on the very pretty white imported lustre, York, July Ar, lzetta, floating etc. cal course. He served the war as of was iii town last week gor ; 24, ar, sch. Edward Smith, Norfolk ; BO KM. Stocks, securities, during a water near M. C. Whitmore : re.-i After a of seteral in Camden, just after the arrival of the steamer bridaljveil, ffoor, was schs. Penobscot, New York for Be A. pastorate years Maiiie fast; French. In Or land, July 15, to Mr. and Mrs. agents). he came to with a wreath of and the Misses Hiehborn on Church street. W. New York for E. L. Billerica in I8f«, where he had M. A M. from Bucksport, Friday noon. Dr. tastefully crowned white Ellis, Rockland; Howard 1). French, a daughter. Due from approved reserve au> > since been the friends were to see him Warren, do. for Boston; 25, ar, schs. Flor- Hanky. In to Mr. and Mrs. cash items. located, loved and respected M.P.Judkins of Rockland, Coroner of Knox daisies. The bridal party wore bouquets of His many glad Ellsworth, uly 23, Checks and other Pastor of the Orthodox ence and Lillian, Bangor ; Allen Green, Car- Alvin A. Haney, a daughter, Avie Louise. Notes of other National Hank- Congregational white and were attended again in his old home—Mr. Earl Gardner Robinson, in to Mr. and ( hurch. He leaves a widow and county, was notified and proceeded to Cam- geraniums, by ver’s Harbor: Gen. Adelbert Ames, Fer- Cushing, July 15, Fractional paper currency,nickc- two sons. John A. a — Mr. Edward H. and Miss arrived from Boston last Thursday for a Savannah for Mrs. Robinson, daughter. cents. Boston Globe. den. An inquest upon the was Foley Kathryn nandina; Sadie Wilcutt, New body ■ Stearns. In Thomaston, «.uly 24, to Mr. and Reserve in Bat visit—Mrs. Simeon Ellis left for a London bark Mannie Swan, San 2d, Lawful Money Rev. Mr. Hardy was for several deemed there no Cochran. Miss Cochran wore a dress of Friday Juan; Mrs. Edward Stearns, a daughter. 7,4 V. years unnecessary, being marks sch.v/m. Specie. week’s in James Grirtin ar, Slater,Carver’s Harbor; 27, ar, Wadsworth. In Vinalhaven, July 20. to Mr. tender notes. pastor of the church at of violence and no indications of white muslin trimmed with lace. After the stay Quincy_Mr. I-egal Sandypoint and at foul play. schs. Maud Briggs, Bangor; Annie K. Lew'- and Mrs. Parker Wadsworth, a daughter. fund with 1". s. I returned to his business in North Redemption the Harbor. It was undoubtlv a case of accidental ceremony the bridal party were driven to Friday is, do; Odell, do; sld, sch. Sarah J). J, Raw- urer, 5 percent, of circulati •* Mass_Mr. S. C and it is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adams, Manley Lancaster, son, Georgetown, ; 28, sld, sch. John The ladies of drowning, thought the deceased Cochran, MAKKiED. Total.. the Congregational wife and children came from Satur- C. Smith, South Amboy for Jacksonville society fell from the wharf where a large party partook of a dainty Bangor w ill hold a during the night_ (and returned with captain Nat LIABILITIES handkerchief sale at Union Hall to visit his Mrs. Harriet Lan- sick); Ayer, The are supper. A very pleasant evening was spent day mother, for Noank; Susie P. Oliver, this, Thursday, afternoon and following taxpayers who pay over Bangor Bangor Coombs-Thurston. In Belfast, July 28. by evening, Aug. with instrumental and the caster, at the home of his brother, Mr. John via Providence; Addie Jordan, Portland, Rev. R. G. Harbutt, Augustus Perry Coombs of Capital stock paid in- $400: H. L. Alden, $483.46; W. G. Alden, music, vocal, by fund. 1st, The hall will be open from 3 to 6 in the Lancaster. Mr. L. returned his via Glen Cove; 29, cld, sch. Edward II. Islesboro ami Miss Bertha E. Thurston of Belfast. Surplus II. M. Camden Laud young people. Cake and wine were served, Monday; Undivided profits, less expei.- afternoon and in the $627.00; Bean, $617.50; Blake, Jacksonville. Creamer-Genthnkr. In Waldoboro, July evening at 7. There family for a Judson A. and B'anehe I. taxes paid. Co., $439.46; Camden Woolen and at a late hour the party left with best remaining longer stay—Mrs. Boston, 24. Ar, sch. James A. Web- 13, Creamer Genthner, w ill be a which will Co., $1,075.00; July both of Waldoboro. National'Bank notes outstamli"... mystery table, be of in- E. M. Lancaster came from Camden Sunday, S;« Knox Woolen Co., Knowlton wishes for the future happiness of the ster, Stonington; sld, sch. Gov. Ames, coal Due to Trust Companies and terest to all. In the a $1,924.26; evening musical pro- bride and received and is the guest of the Misses Hiehborn — 10, sld, sch. Young Brothers, Kenne- Banks. Bros., $452.98 Megunticook Woo.en groom. They many Dividends gram will be Admission in the Co., Sort:ec and Washington; 28, ar, sch. Nightin- DIED. unpaid. given. after- Other arrivals Sunday were: Mrs. A. M. to $774 ; J. B. Stearns heirs, $435.91; Carleton valuable presents. Among them were a large gale, Bangor; sld, sch. Ellen M. Individual deposits subject noon free; evening, ten cents. Refresh- Gardner and Flora of Newton- Golden, $488.05, W. A. French, trustee. mirror from Miss Kathryn Cochran; parlor daughter Sargentvilleand Baltimore: sld. from Light- ments will be served both heirs, Bridges. In Minturn July 15, Mrs. Mary A. Total. afternoon and Mr. Ed. silver knives and ville, Mass., to open her house on pleasant house channel, brig Havilah, Havana: 29, Centre Montviele. Mr. lamp, Foley; Bridges, aged 68 years am* 9 months. evening. The hall has been deco- Benjamin ar, schs. E. L. Warren, New Y'ork; State of County tastefully forks, Mr. and Mrs. W. silver Point for August; Mrs. Brown and Miss Mary Fletcher. In Jackson, July 25, Laura J., Maine, Carter and Miss of R. Cochran; Bangor. ot 25 rated, and the large number of handker- Creasy Howard, I., Brown of Miss Farrow, wife of Chalmers L. Fletcher Monroe, aged I, CHAS. F. GORDON. Ca>! butter dish and knife, Mrs. John Newtonville; Cannon of 23. schs. John E. and 6 chiefs to be visited friends in town last week_Miss Thibodeau; Philadelphia, July Cld, years days. named bank, do solemnly swim offered for sale are hand- n very silver tea pot, Mrs. Henry Daucet; nut set, Boston; Mr. James A. Blanchard of New Develin, Hichborn, Bangor; Mary L. Cros- Gray. In Rockland, July 19, Jacob Gray, aged statement is true to the best <>t Elizabeth Eaton of X. 76 some. Every one is invited to be Grasmere, II., visited to his at Mr. by, Trim, Boston, 24, ar, sch. Scotir New' years. belief. CHAS. F. Gold' present. Miss Hatty silver York, join family Sylvester Heath. In Samuel C. bet Miss Miriam Bartlett for a Arseneau; fancy dish, York: sch. R. Belfast, July 27, Heath, Subscribed and sworn to few days cld, Henry Tilton, Belfast; a«red 71 and 8 an error of Miss Artemise silver Pendleton’s; Dr. and Mrs. nerman Hiehborn years months. day of July, 1901. J>y the printer we were butter sch. D. H. 1 made of Arseneau; dish, 20, old, Rivers, Colcord, Portland; -RisH. In Miss Eliza Irish, A recently—Mrs. Engle Springfield, Mass., for their annual visit with the Dr.’s Penobscot, July 16, JAMES to say in last week’s locals that the date of Mrs. W. a club father, ar, sch. Mary E. Palmer, Boston. a,red 13 years. and Mrs. Gowen of Thorndike called on Mary Arseneau; couch, by Capt. H. A. Hiehborn; Mr. Pierce D. Lan- Delaware Breakwater, July 28. Sld, schs. jn.vekin. In Belfast, July 22, Hester Linne- Correct. Attest: Old Home Week in was from of young friends of Frankfort; coffee pot, 1 Searsport friends in town last week_Mr. and Mrs. Mary L. Crosby, Boston; Henry R. Tilton, kin, formerly of Knox, aged 49 years. 9 months. JAMES G. PEN DU 11th to which Mr. and Mrs. T. F. caster from Camden to spend Sunday in Roberts. In J. Rob- Aug. 17tli, was wrong, as by an J. J. who have been Murphy; lamp, Mr. and Belfast. Belfast, July 24, Nancy GEO. F. SMITH. Latus, calling upon Mr. \V. Grirtin of erts, 95 years, 10 months and 17 days. B. NIC Ho! > agreement with the Ifoston of Mrs. Patrick table set and town; Harry New Bed- Bangor, July Sld, sch. July Fourth, aged JOSHUA organization Mrs. Latus’ relatives and have re- Cain; glass soup Swketser. In July : *, George friends, R. ar, David Northport, are to Mr. and Mrs. ford, Mass., to join his family at the home Newport, 1.; 28, schs, Faust, Sweetser of a red 65 Searsporters they arrive by steamer turned to their home in tureen; Sidney Curtis; two Hampden, years. Massachusetts_ Elizabethport; Telumali, Perth Amboy; 20, Wadsworth. In City of Rockland next cake Mr. and Mrs. of his mother, Mrs. Avalina Grirtin, for a Canu.en, July 22, May, daugh- Sunday morning, Miss Miriam Bartlett is spending a few fancy plates, Ferguson; ar, schs. Annie Lord, Port Johnson via ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wadsworth, aged 18 4tli. Old Home two-weeks’ stay_Mrs. Celia Small and R. F. Aug. Week in Searsport at Ground_Mr. linen table cloth, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cyphers; Portland; Halt, Camden; sld, schs. years. days Xorthport Camp of begins on that day and continues until commode Mr. linen grandson, Melvin Thompson, Roslindale, Henry W. Cramp, Carter, Baltimore; Susan Aug. Garland, a recent graduate of Bates Col- set, Sanborn; napkins, 11. are with Mrs. Robert Hiehborn dur- Stetson, Calais; George Fergusor do.; I Uth, with the following Miss Kate linen Miss Minnie Mass., NISI program: HI! Greeting is with success in can- Foley; towels, Hattie 11. Barbour, Frankfort, to load stone lege, meeting good her of the home-comers on the wharf Bertin: fancy box, Miss ing the absence of daughters, who are for New York 29, ar, sch. Lizzie Sunday vassing the town for maps of Maine and the Kenney; fancy ; Williams, Established in I83r. morning. A grand reception and sociable cake plate, Mrs. Gertie Young; cushion top attending the Pan-American Fxposition_ Belfast; 30, sld, sch. Post Boy, Bullock, New U. S....C. O. Jordan, who has been at X. York. at Union Hall and dish, Miss Annie Miss Mrs. Lelia C. Staples and niece, Miss Monday even'ng. Tuesday, P. Bennett’s for the has return- Levigne; tidy, Brunswick, ua., July 23. l id, sch. Me- past month, have their CAPITAL STOCK, $150,000 renewing of old associations. Wednesday af- Gertie Levigne; fancy teapot, Miss Theresa Madge Clifford, opened home at lissa A. Hart, New 20 ed to his home in Jamaica Plains, Mass_ Willey, York; sld, The Kind that Carries Conviction to a clam bake and and Mr. Fort Point for the summer. Two children sells. Ebenezer Haggett, Warren, New York ternoon, basket picnic at Geo. W. Gowen and Mrs. James Chalmers Daucet; fancy cups saucers, Joseph ; SURPLUS, $33,000 of Mr. Leonard Clifford are them D. D. Haskell, Pickering, Boston; 29, sld, Belfast Reader. Mosman’s Park, with prayer at Arseneau; mustard dish, Miss Maggie visiting Ever) meetings of Waterville have been visiting friends in sens. Sallie I’On, Philadelphia; Wesley M. both churches in the Arseneau. There were other useful there....The arrivals Tuesday were: Miss D^posirsiso' evening. Thursday, town—J. G. Ricker has returned to Xew many Oler, Harriman, Portland. athletic and a of base Mr. and Mrs. Thibodeau Pope, Miss Nichols, Miss Phillips and Miss Perth July 20. Sld, sch. Edward sports game ball. York. presents. wil] Amboy, Conviction must follow such emphatic proof as all and Messrs. James Boston. Friday, calling day. make their home at present with Mr. Walter Marden, of Boston; Stewart, is here. The of Belfast resi- Saturday, driving 20. sch. given testimony Prospect Ferry. Mr. Lemuel Harding Marden and John Littlefield of this town. Norfolk, July Ar, Etnr, New about the county. Arrangements for the Cochran—A Union Sunday school con- sch. Natl. T. dents should satisfy the most skeptical. Here is Sate deposit boxes tor rent at $3, of visited his Mrs. York; cld, Palmer, Boston; services are not Stoneham, Mass., sister, vention was here _It is now expected that the amusing Herbert Red a Belfast case. Read it and see if doubt can Sunday yet completed. held July 26th. Delegates 28, ar, sch. E., Shute, Beach. •8 a year. X. J. Heagan, several days last week_ “Lend Me Five will be 25. sehs. exist in the face of this evidence: were present from adjoining towns. Ser- farce, Shillings,” Pensacola, Fla., July Ar, Levi Mrs S. S. of S. Henderson, Boston. Mr. Robinson of No.6 Waldo NORTH SEABSPOBT ITEMS. Heagan Dorchester, Mass., given in Denslow Hall, Tuesday evening, Andrews, Benjamin avenue, Our new vault is in vices were held in the evening. There was 25. In sch. unequaled and Mrs. George of Wiscasset, Me., July port, corner “I » Mrs. Janies L. Dow is at home from Heagan Lynn, Mass., the Church street division of of Bridge street, says: caught cold, it »nd ini security Bel- are visiting Mrs. Matilda Dow_A large a large attendance and much interest was Aug. 6th, by Frank A. Palmer, Rawding, from Portland, UNEXCELLED fast. settled in my back and laid me up for several party went from here to Frankfort last Fri- manifested. The address was the V. I. S. A dance will follow, with to load for Philadelphia. evening by weeks. The sharp pains were so severe at times xnd in the day to the Sunday school convention and and refreshments of ice- Hyannis, 22. Ar sch. Flora Condon, burglary country. J. W. Smart lost a valuable horse last our|local pastor, Rev. Mr. Graylord, assisted popular music, July that I could not straighten, and finally 1 sent for a very Xewman Hoboken, to discha-ge; Puritan, Amboy, ! spent pleasant day—Mrs. cream and cake. For particulars see bills. Those renting boxes can have week. and her son from Rev. J. W. Hatch of Winterport—Mrs. to Winslow Boston for a doctor. He said I had kidney trouble and gave Savage Quincy, Mass., are by _Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall of Quincy, discharge; Morse, of taking their boxes to an'1 Mrs. Fannie A. Sanborn is in Old Orchard Pawtucket. me some medicine, but it did not help me much. privilege Don’t the veterans’ at visiting Batchelder—Capt. George visiting Mass., will arrive today, Thursday, to spend bank. forget meeting J. Crocker and wife of visited N. H., 29. Ar, sch. J. Winterport and Portland—Frank Sanborn has gone to the month of Avgust. Portsmouth, July My mother saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised Unity, Aug. 13th. their Mrs. Judith last Fri- V. Pattersliall, Belfast for New sister, Harriman, Wellington, and got a box for me at Edmund Wilson’s drug day—Miss Wood, the Deaconess from New York on the schooner Plummer— York. F. E. Stinson is the cash store. I used them as directed and my back has paying highest left on the Monday boat for Boston Willard L. Crockett and his son Harold Salem, July 29. Ar, sch. Flora Condon, Boston, since.” price for fresh eggs. with the 12 children who have been stoo- Haven for not troubled me from Pullman, 111., are visiting his brother, Vineyard Bangor. ping the past two weeks at Mrs. Jessie Vineyard Haven, Ju'y 29. Passed sch. Sold for fifty cents per box by all dealers. Fos- Found Mr. Howard Ward visited his brother in J. Crockett. Mr. Crockett has been Miss Orianna accom- Simeon Sadie Savannah for ter-Milburn N. sole for the n 1 Harding’s. Harding Willcutt, Bucksport. Co., Buffalo, Y., agents A 12-foot row boat on shore in South Thomaston last week. as as 26. sch. panied Miss Wood far Kockland_ absent thirty-three years, having gone west This signature is on every box of the genuine Bath, July Ar, Young Brothers, United States. weeks ago. Owner can have sate' Mrs. Frances and her son Frank Boston. Mrs. C. B. Woods of Boston is ^ Harding the fall that Grant was elected Tablet. Remember the name—DOAN’S—and take no charges and proving property, 1;,v visiting arrived home from R. president Laxative Brorao-Quinine 29. sch. ^r.nr;^ Providence, I., last Providence, July Ar, Hume, Seal '• her sister, Mrs. Geo. A. Flowers. I week. the first time. • the remedy that eeree a eoM la erne day Rockland. substitute. lw31* Crary House.