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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
Int L8D8ln9-H0ILIl2n Go
 1as1G0 GRAND GTHEET.
SPECIAL

No houscEerpcr should do mole work than ia ueccssaly for them to dc und in order 10 to it they should keep sr,1sln systems in orIei. and keep them seives(strong by taking Beef, Iron and . Wine, which is good for men, women \:ilsd children. Ne sell ouc-hNlf pilc hottie at 23c. or 1 bottles for 9Oc; l 6ilt bottles 45c. CT :; fer $l.3n. For a desert. easily prepared and delicious in taste, BurnharlS Hasty .IellEcoE has no equal II is easier to make and tastes better than any desert ill the market. We sell it for 13c. CT , for 25c. Try our 10c cans of Burn iani's Clam ChOwder: it is just the .l.iii@ for small families. Fine Mince sfeat tn nails at 1Oc per pound.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
TO CUR PATRONS.

Tie Evening Democrat is aow locat- cl n is new building, II-13 Grand street, first dooI frulnzBanI, street. =.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
IIANDNERCHiEES.

Dainty designs. lace cnhIoi,i- cry trimmed, also h2nstitcltcI, trIin 4c to Doe apiece A full line of Initial Sl!k IIand- krrchjefs for ladies and gents. at 4lc, ;jUc, Tic and $l Large line of Sill, IanGlicr- chiefs and Silk Muf1tcrs from
 45c b $2lO
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
ECS sVE
 / Ss& ~ s
CHRISTMAS THINGS.

l l. '0J -'i -ltH | II ->N'''' The beautiful Lou Wrisa W;jrp-,hc mos! @rtjsti" pot 1clN made in this country. Prices rau-r from >221 to %!.13 for the extra iar2,' sizes. Other kinds from 42-V upward. JAElINIENE STANDS In imm ':Se vdr,sty. The prices beginning a' ]oc Hno TuEu.nI Up to the Pearl lMlAid Turkish N;AEIS, that sell at SlU each.
 X fresh lot of Palms and Holly just received.
 FJ-INiwTHE- Morris Chairs. with hr0utiiul NnloUr Cushions, prices be gin ;l >:.9N.
 Ladies' NVriting no%lz@, Desk Chairs, Enckrr>. Fai'lnr CnnjnotS. Comhna- tjos,> Book C":;os, Music Cabinets aud tartS%iNH THhip>. The i.rHdin@ Decorators of the Nauga-
 tuck Valley.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
CENTS WEAR.

Cents Silk Patw;ng Ties (new
 Shnpasl, value 10c. 25c Gents handsome NCCktjos, from
 5Ur. olc Gents handsome FCur-in-Hands,
 made up in q pretty box, 50c Gents Silk SuspeAders in sep
 arute boxes, G9c
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
Penn Merchandise Co
 11S EAST MAIN ST.
Wines and Liquors
l4O BANK.

Good Rye EVhiskey, S2.00 gal, soc ct Good Eye Malt Gin. S2.o0 gal, 50c ct Good Old Rum, S2.00 gal. 50c ct Old Cider Brandy, S2.23 gel, Gsc ct old Crow 3Nlliskey. S:i.oO gal, 15c qt Cr.nbcrland NllisIeg.S 500 gal. 15e qt
 AIl kinds Of California Wines, T5c ' tu S1.00 gallon, 2.sc per quart.
 All kinds of Imported Wines and I.it;Esfs in stock. -.ii OUT trade gets Isoslle Wine CT Wlsiskey free. La dies rcolr. for ladies only.
 FLANK BROTHERS < co. 7sew England Lia;ior Warehouse,
 Cor South Main and Union Sts
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13

jc to $lU.
 UMBRELLAS. Large I&SOEtment )f handles and natural wood to match. sterling trimmed. sterling handle pearl trimmed, in Hi the newest de- Sl&NS Of tic season, fr0m 39c to S7.JO STAMPED AND FANCY GOODS. Nrw designs in all linen Center Pieces. o5c Rich designs in Pillow Covers. with back rOmpIctc, 2Jc
 CLOAKS AND FURS. Either q cloth or Fur Coat or abe makes q nice present.; we have them in every con ceiNahlc style ilf either one. Cloth Coats from $3.-O to S25 Fur Coats from SIT.3O to $15o I.adics' Cloth Capes from
 $}.50 to $12.50 Ladies Fur Cap2s from $S5O to $5U HOUSE WRAPPERS, TEA GOWNS
 AND DRESSING sACQUES. Either one of the three makes q nice, Inexpensive present. Dressing Sacqucs from -i9c to $3 House Wrappers in percale and fleece lined. from G0c to $1 50 Tea Gowns from 9Sc to $J FANCY TRIMMED CUSHIONS. Handsome trimmed Pin Cush- ions. hand pajutrd, 59c Large size Satin Pin Cushions with fancy rutiie trimmed, S9c pERFT'NIES AND ALOAiIZERS. Large line to select from; prices low.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13

--,Ehe funeral of Irauees \. Smith will .t-t' Alace from the family residence
 Cn Birch street tO-morroW morning.
 Eith iiIternent ill Pine Grove ce3ic-
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no CLOSE A. T. a
Fifty acres, s1odis souts ssst " ~
blocks. three niii ,sosether Or t3
y Z ,m Pssssdty Big q saRsss',s
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$40 ACRES pasture land in Scurry county.
near S'Sdsr Address NJ. 1871 Atlantic ave-
nue.. A.giers. La. 1S
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ZONE REFORM FREE;" given on any
banker or broker" in United States" We
want the public to test our service. Amerl-
ca Credit Association. Box 2439, New
YGk. ID
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CAPE Jessamine Lawn Rah,s -.
.olu street-At service ~, lu @
s sranason Ct the champion Of =, ssae Z
s az nave 20 fine Belgian bs,a' ae vr4
sS,W TO $1,000. which va m y, so:n n
leouced price for the ney, " oai d
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MUSIC S1UDIO--loO4 Travis street, corner
Mckinney avenue Mrs. McDowall Miss
Reynolds. A competent teacher will super
tntsnd the practice OF all beginners. 10
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PILES. PILES, PiEES-Protruding. Bleed
Ing, Itching, cured by our new method:
gained after years OF experiN--e; In hos
pital use no cure. no pay; send SOC Va
stamps or money order. Lock Box 2s7 Pile
Remedy Co.. Houston, Texas. 1912
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BOARD AND RooN

BOARD, with or without without, Apps \ 4
block of Santa Fe dsp'l
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WANTEp. Lady In each county for branch
ethce work: no canvasslnE; straight hona
d4 salary SIS per week and rxnensc.
payable direct from hea ilvarters ensh
week; permanent position: no capital r,-
CURED except good references. Addres,
s ssndAFa House 700 cAxtoa building. Chi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

THE SEVENTH SESSION OF my select Eng
fish and German kindergarten aud Pri-
mary School will open Monday, Soptem-
ber ~ SOC Jackson ST. Mrs. G. Bochow. 20
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cLAse-Al sizes. and put in ON short no.
tice; also house and sign painting. Oster
xsintine Co.. teephons 81, 2 rings: sis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

HOUSTON HEIGHTS-For sale; Two-story
I-ro0m cottage, with grounds l0oxl50 feet
fronting east on Boulevard; large upper and
lower galleries. good we'll elstera. ETC.:
price t22Q0; easy terms. Lots at lowest
prices on installment plan. John A. Mil
roy. Agent, 200 Main street u
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500 CASH will buy out frst-ciass location
ior keeping boarders or roomers; rent cneap.
B. b. this office 10
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PERSONAL.
LI;r OF ANSWERS

Ii :" OF ANSWERS
Tc advertisements In office OF The Post
for week ending Sa urday. September To-
2a7e; 2h5i; Anti-Kamnia; 2eS2 tsj; $500;
ei27 2s2s: BOX (2l; 1904. 1850 (2l;
2su5 (2): 1906; 1890 CD. y Vol. soldier
e9lo t2; eeSs ~. s535 i0Gt; 2s25. 295s;
II. B.; Dav.d Hsnnah. 1892 esq; 2s01 1906
.ssl (lb); essl; 1856 az 1881 (sl 1851; 25sS,
2sSS; 1918 (-): 500. 1889; ca2e; $3.50, 2sl5
tisl: 1850: i965, t2,; 1920 Mrs. S. t2l; Sellee
tsl. 2Ssl. 2s4l: $50 tsl; 2a95 2Sls; Rent
l5). Room 81: 2sl7; 2ss2; 2iGI. 291l. 23I7;
1921 2Uz4 NJ; 24s9 800 80 40.
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TIE HOUSTON kuoersarten ana Primary
sct.do.-Longest ssaruiag, nust iipeia'b
Larod.ztd pfivats scnoOi la Tue city, one
lun,rea eutuled lao, seGsOn, tneil,h an
MA sersion ores SeptenUe, ~; Children
trHa. 10. lec In double anu single Wagon
cues from any por,ion II the city Gail
or address Mrs. T. j. AtwOod, Prlncipa',
NJ 1878 Decatur Street. 10
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aeon TABLE BOARD ana so'D
family. iOA Hamilton suss- :, !. 4
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DESIRABLE ROOMS ana ~. ID rorpi;]
family for two genu.se,laisTrs r.s sIss.I.
ences exchanged. l5ls le-- ----,,s Z 4
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--!sais over Il TO travel IN TeAa-
$50 monthly and all expense 10 start adj
yan.amont pcs.tion permanent If satir-
factory ADDRESS enveiopei 'of particulars
Manager GIRLS Pontiac Duiiuips. Chicago. &c
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FURNISHED ROOMS ,or without ~
out board and board X Praifs i
Caroline street, corner n
enceS exchanged, -------------ss..-.,, b.
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL GRANT wiz
pass all carpenters and housemoyers into
Galveston who desire work they make
themselves known by credentials; wages
from $3.50 per day up. is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

ST .-Ll4AL instructions gwen in bookkeeping.
-.a~ing anu ariInmctGe lessons, day VI
n.snt. 500 per montn. 'AlGfess Piof.
A.. Gay non, lI.rGy AID Nan,. stfee.. ~
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$500 CAN BE MADE during campaign sea-
son selling uur campo gn ties: greatest
stlhrs ever introduced: teri tory going.
write immediately: full line white ana
fancy rubber collars; enclose stamp. Dept.
G., N. & NJ. MIS-. Co.. Spr nsfeld. Mass.
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I = pounrar y /.

fuh sALL-Four o. ~.
ana ana calves at low o ,pe very 6sr -,
Call or address n s', .s.', \ d. \
street. "us'ler, LII = \
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yANTED TO RENT.

NnNi 10y man anu VIE, TWO or tnree
light hoeke ping n nice. auiJt family,
where tile are no children oI other an
noyaree man works Lghts and wants
ouiet pla to sleep. or viii rent house
with derabie people; references eX-
changed Il H.. this office. 10
WANTED wo unfurnished rooms for light
loustkespg modern conveniences: close
u: reierehs. 6i27. this Office. ls
WANTED lease pasture with timber ana
water on near Houston. Il. W. c., 2263
Main sire Houston, Texas. l6
COTTAGE ee IN town. let me know what
YOU have. Address Thss. c. CoDpinS. sis
TsnAs aseA II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

CARPETS made and laid, sha1es hung and
made, turnituge repaired; work guaran-
teed. 40 Capitol avenue. G. Krause. II
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Mss MARY H. SMITHS select school for
little folks begins October Il for terms.
etc. Apply OLE Clay. l0-i-i3o0
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


500 CASH will buy out a flrst-cass location
ior keeping boardeTs or roomers; rent cneal.
3. b.. this oihce. 10
poR SALE CHEAP--A lunch stand and res
taur4nt doing good business; good prohts
Tor tle little money investsu, < ,od stand;
write OF call and see for yourself; reasons
for selling other business ON hand jl4 +.
Conntict street San Antonio, Texas. 10
FOR SALE-A grocery store in San Antonio.
doing good business; No. ] location; store
huil0lne 3Ux50 feet and four living rooms
attached: two lots lOSXl51 feet, barn, hay
lift and staole stock consists OF groceries.
feed, drugs and notions; all fresh goods;
INVOICES between Sl2Oo and $500: lots, store
ana improvements cost $500; will sell the
wlole thing for $1,000; as owner must leavs
az scon as possible on account OF sickness In
family. Address 1900 Buena Vista street,
ss Antonio, Texas. 10
ZONE REPORT FREE;" given on any
banker or broker" in United States" We
want the public to test our service. Amerl
ca Credit Association. Box 2439, New
YGk. 10
"HtNEsT SPECULATION Send for my
''rethod" of Security Investments" II
ym are satisfied with reasonable prohts.
grin have earned In 80 days more than a
mechanic earns in &c. Send for free par
tlaars. Customers and bank references.
Rihard Jones' Investment Broker. ~ kN
ehnge Place New York. Is
COMPANIES oRGANIEZp--Charters furnish
ed. We furnished customers with collateral
secrites from one of the Oldest and strong
esthnancial Institutions In New York to
accomplish guarantee OF their stock or
hons All done on commission from pro-
cees of sales OF your stocks or bonds, Those
wishing to develop new enterprises should
see us. No charge unless successful.
Coloal Stock and Bond Co., $40 Houston
ST.. iort Worth. Texas.
FOR ALE-Paylng boiling outht In grow
ing own Of 5000 inhabitants. Railroad
lishirnt IN town. II you mean business.
sddrss Kite Bros. Smthville, Texas. ls
SMALL TOWN NoTICE-We will build you
a teiphone exchange or an electric light
plant also will take share in same or sell
all toyou outright or on easy payments.
Electrians. electrical engineers, and wire
men en- be had at all times; state work
solioita, Houston Electrical supply Co. 20
FOR sAE--The furniture, fixtures and lease
~ tie Grand Central Hotel" Seguin,
Texas:the leading hotel, new brick, TWEEN
~ roos. all modern improvements; prsc-
t cal unopoiy OF the transient trade. For
prices terms. etc. address j. II. Strand
han, pprletor. seguin. Texas %
FOR sAE-Saw and planning mills, with 1900
acres opine timber land. tram and teams.
near riway; local sale for output; a rare
Opportunity; $500 cash required; balance
In paynnts II you mean business address
Lrmeehan. this office. l6
FOR sAE-Good livery stable outnt; rsa-
son, wa to go into other business J. A.
Mep&ee Flatonia. Texas Is
WANTEpTo correspond with young man
that unGstands grocery business: ono that
has locaon. with 500 or $500. References
exchsngi; only those that mean business
need aRer. Address Grocery. this o.
--n nSe- i:
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SMALL TOWN NoTICE-We will build you
a teiphone exchange or an electric light
plant also will take share in same or sell
Electrians, electrical engineers, and wire
men en- be had at all times; state work
solioita. Houston Electrical supply Co. %
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on TEXAS AyENuE-.Issr,r cl';',,
ing house. ~ p,vVI sornst'la.ss, 81, 4 y
Main street; rooms oastions;
first-class accom- sSosnable. ~
IieIted. Rates reasS----S- I'd ~
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pott SALE CHEAP--A lunch stand and res
taur.I doing good business: good profits
Tor tpe little money invest9u, .od stand:
write OF call and see for yourself; reasons
for selling, other business On hand. OLA +.
Cunmeic, street San Antonio, Texas. 10
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BIDS AND PRoPosALs.

county school houses In district No. Is;
pas VIII be opened at noon Monday, Sep
~ sn , ~ 1850. all bids must be addressed
WILL Noiand. Glenwood cemetery, or John
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AGENTS strse. men, storns, handle goods
tn1t sell: our photograph oamraign hut
tons LrtCvles, watcn charms, ctc., are
breadwilr rs; designs are all original,
hanssone and fast sellers; every button n
gem Of Photographic art; tasty. Sh and s.
Itch buttons with photograph Bryan or Nc
hinley club for marching purposes. We also
nG,ka photograph buttons and Photograph
jrwrry Gom any picture at rs: cAta-
.leguc. ,Cranicy Photo Button MfS. Co.,
Chicago. ILL., Is
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LONE STAR Cypress Tank Shop-We make
tanks and cisterns to order: repairing neat
~ done. San lacinto bridge. Bakor street
Paul KorEe. Houston, Texas. 1910
PROFIT by EXPERIENCE Take out tor
nado policy with o. l.. Cochran Insurance
Agency. ia Main street. leading companies
represented. 1G
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WANTED-A good sober carpenter to locate
In Anderson. Texas. the county seat of
Grimes; good town and place to right
man. Address B. B. Throop, AT ierson,
Texas. is
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MORPHINE. opium lsudanum. cocaine hab-
II; myself cured; VIII inform you OF harm
less. permanent home cure. Mrs. Bald
win. Box 1912 Chicago.
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$50 PER WEEK O0-' u
Austin street. :, a 3: 4
1TLANTA HoTEL,,,s-hssr' nosIs +; Z Z!
cial rates BY weeA n !, FoIsy-x>
STREET. Galyesto1.:- - =,
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AGENTS WANTED in every locality to take
orders from consumers for Kentucky whisky,
Big money easily made, besides elegant
premiums. Our whisky on account of Its
purity is used by the United States gov
ernment: sells itself. Write at once for
territory, Crgler G. Crigler, Dist!l!ers, Gov
iuyton XIV
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BOARD and rooms A., hotel ~
one block from Capl'0' ~
ers solicited. -is6f !
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WANTED-- trustworthy colored mau 10
travel and appoint agents in Texas; 500
n,onrnly and uApenses position permanent.
ineiose sef-adare4sed env .lcpe Tor reply.
Marager Cross. Star building, Chicago Is
MANUFACTURING OF persons in your com
nuni:y; will bay good casa Free. a idiess
p q Box 49, bowling Grgsd Ky. III
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TNANELING SALESMAN OK ability for h gn
gldcs lac; appropriate 10 Yearly .scry
d,rGrfMthl oil trade: references; bond AN
en,i, time required. Commissions Sis 10
SIS on each sale. r. o. Box Three. De-
troll. MlcA. u
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EREE-know the secrets Of others-their past
and future. Know what you are best lifted
for-know your destiny. The character OF
every human being is written on his hand,
face, head and In his own hand writing, It
may be read at n glance. Our elegantly
illustrated book tells how les free. II
brings success. happiness and wealth, We
guarantee success. Address New York In
stitute Of Science. Clerk 5i7. Rochester.
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] HAVE FOUND positive cure for drunken
ness; can be given secretly; will gladly tell
you what 1t 10. Don't send money Mrs
Rapids Mich
The Republican journal., 1900-02-08
Resolutions of Respect.

At a meeting held by the Helping Hand
Circle of Kings Daughters the following
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, God in his infinite wis dom has
removed from our midst, our dear sister,
Agnes L. Coombs therefore be it
Resolved, That we recognize in this Provi-
dence loving Fathers hand, and that we
tender our heartfelt sympathy to the be-
reaved ones she has left to mourn their loss,
and while the waves and pillows of this
sorrow are passing over them, may they be
enabled to look up and say "Thy will be
DONE"
Resolved. That we hereby express our ap.
probation of the many excellent qualities
possessed by our beloved sister, and also
her deep interest in the Kings Daughters.
Resolved, That these resolutions be writ
ten upon our records, copy sent to the be-
reaved family, also to The Republican Jour
nal for publication.
SARAH McCARTY. } Committee
DORA BRIDGES, on
MABEL PENDLnros, Resolutions.
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Prosperity in Maine.

The annual report of the Hon. s. W. Mat
thews, commissioner of industrial and labor
statistics, shows that in Maine. during the
past year, the laboring people have had
plenty of work at fair wages. The tr oubles
between labor and capital have been few
and of short duration.
The returns from IL cotton mills show
that the total amount of capital invested in
this industry is $13. 645, OPS cost OF mate rial
used, 81 1884 ,729; value of the product, 49,
1886 ,462. The wages of the men average $7.46
weekly wages Of women, S. So; children,
So 80. The total amount of wages paid was
So 49, ,7a1. The average annual earni ngs per
employee increased 500 %.
In the woollen industry, the value of the
product was SIS ,O97 ,558 The average wages
paid the men was So 26; women. SIS 81; chill
dren, So 81 The total amount of wages
paid was 81 Jos ,621
in the boot and shoe industry was 81 ,965 80
and average earnings $475 O5. The number
OF factories, mills and shops built in 1899 was
1873. They cost Sc, 800, 700, and will give en-
ployment to 1886 people.
According to tins report, in the pulp and
paper business Maine stands second only to
New York. Including three mills now under
construction, the pulp and paper mills of
Maine will produce 2,165 tons daily. The
amount of money paid out daily for labor in
this industry Is $4,000 The total number
of these mills in the State is 58
The law for the regulation OF employment
of children in factories and workshops, the
report states, is violated, but it has been
difficult to secure evidence.
The Republican journal., 1900-02-08
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.


j. w. Hartman is still confined to his bed
II. E. Robbins is doing quite business at
his mill, saving long and short lumber
DR.. f. A. Nichols of Swanville was IL
town last Saturday
Do not forget that II. r. Dawson of Mon
roe will preach at the Porter school house
next Sunday, Feb. 18th.
Ruth A. Bradford, infant child of Frank
and Blanche A. Bradford, formerly of Glen
burn, died Feb. 1st, and the body was taken
to Gienburn for burial
Charles o. Fernald will go to Portland
next Monday to attend the annual encamp-
ment OF the G. A. r. as representative from
E. M. Billings Post of Monroe.
A large animal thought to be moose has
been seen in this vicinity lately, but an old
seen the animal, says it is caribou.
Mrs. Annie Smart, who is the Oldest per-
son living in town, is laid up with lame
arm which she received from fall several
weeks ago. Mrs. Smart is 90 years old.
The friends of Mr.. Bradford, whose little
daughter died at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. o. Fernald last week, extend their heart
felt sympathy to him in his hour of great
affection.
Within circle of mile not far from the
little village of North Searsport, where the
The Republican journal., 1900-02-08

populat ion is quite small, there live seven
widowers, five widows, six married couples
and two old maids. One of the latter would
marry if she found man she thought worthy
of her, but the other despises all mankind.
Notwithstanding the bad travelling and
cold day of Feb. LIST there was goodly num-
Der present at the Waldo County Veterans
Association, which was held at the grange
hall in this place. Those who came from
out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mason,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Piper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Nash of Mason's Mill, Belfast; MIR.
and Mrs. Edwin Jackson of North Belfast;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Bowen and Mr.. Isaac Cook OF Mon
roe, Mr.. and Mrs. Richie of Winterport,
Simeon Crockett of Frankfort; Hon. A. E.
Nickerson, N. Smart, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Porter and son, A. H. Ellis, Emery Peavey
and Harvey Harris of Swanville; Oscar
Staples and daughter Ethel of Waldo.
The Republican journal., 1900-02-08
DIED.


BILLINGS. In Freedom, February 6, DR.. Adon-
Tram j. Billings, aged 10 years, months and
days.
BRADFoR d. In North Searsport, February +,
Ruth A, daughter of Frank and Blanche A. Brad
ford, formerly of Glenburn, aged | year and
months.
BUCKMINsTER. In Oceanville, Stonington, j IAN
uary 81, Robert Buckmnster.
CALDWELL. In Anoca. Iowa, January 80
Stephen Caldwell, formerly of Belfast.
DYER. In Brockton, Mass. February 2. Harry
b. Dyer, formerly of Belfast, aged 10 years, 6
months and days.
FERNALp. In Goudsboro, January %, Oren
Fernald, aged II years.
HATCH In Brooklin January %. Miss Rebecca
G. Hatch, formerly of Deer Isle, aged "a years,
10 months and 3 days.
LIrTLEFIELD. In luehill, January ~, Mrs.
Julia A. Littefield, aged o3 years, months and
3 days.
LELAND. In Bucksport. January 2S, Mrs Edith
1. Leland. aged 81 years, months and 8 days.
TAPLEY. In Ninalhaven January 2S. Walden
l.. Tapley, aged years, 10 months and "a days.