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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
Books on Birds.

Abbott, G. G. Travels in tree.top. 945 20
Blanchan, N. Bird neighbors With
80 colored plates. ................. 598 6
Brown, N. G. Catalogue of the
birds known to occur in the vcin-
ity OF Portland, Maine. (pamph-
let Observation-Disclosures. 598 B
Burroughs, John. Birds and poets 1925
Fresh fields ... 945
Signs and seasons 1928 8
ake-robin...... 945.5
Chamberlain, Nj. A catalogue of
Canadian birds. Observation-Disclosures. 599 G 3
Chapman, Frank M. Bird-Iife:
guide to the study of our common
birds. 1897. 1913. CAL
Chapman, Frank NJ Same With
colored plates. 1898 ........- o. Gon y 8 ;
Chapman, Frank NJ Handbook Of
birds Of eastern North America. sos C42
Cram. W E. spring birds Of New
England. New England maya
zine. Vol. is, page 2O3.
Cram, W. E. Summer birds of New
England, New England maya
zine. Vol Is, page 697.
Cram, W. E Autumn birds Of
New England. New England
magazine. Vol. II, page 155.
Cram, W. E. Winter birds of New
England. New England maya
zine. Vol. 13, page 547.
Grant, j. B. Our common birds and
how to know them. 59S. G
Japp, A. Fl. Hours in my garden
and other Nature sketches...... 945. IA
Kennedy, w. S. In Portals garden. 945
Keyser, l.. S. In bird land. 59S.
Knight, .. w. List Of the birds of
Maine. University Of Maine,
Bulletin No. 3. Department OF
Natural History. )................. $50. X
Mathews, +. s. Familiar features
of the roadside. Chapters to
10 on birds Observation-Disclosures. 944 IA
Merriam, F. A Birds through an
opera glass, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5.S, NJ 5
Miller, o. L. A bird lover in the
West. observation-disclosures. .59S. NJ 81
Miller, o 7 Bird-vays. sos. M 6 2
8 In nesting time. ,59S Nj i 3
g " Little folks in feath-
ers, Observation-Disclosures. $50 20
Miller, o. I. Our home pets how
to keep then well and happy.
Chapters tc 10 on birds.) ...... 921.2
Minot. Nj. D. Land and game birds
in New England .................. 1913. Nj
Peabody, s. I'll. Cecii's Natural
History. Part II, Birds. .....,.. 9157
Smith, II. A. Animals, birds, and
fishes Observation-Disclosures. $50 80
Torrey, Bradi ord. Birds Il the bush. 59S T &
Trumbull, c. Names and portraits
of birds which interest gunners.. sos T 7
Wood, j. G. Lane and field. ....... 9i4 4
: F." Strange dwelljngs.... 9l5.10
Wright, NJ. 0. and Couts, E. Cti-
zen Bird. Scenes from bird life
in plain English for beginn ers. 59S " 8
Belfast Free Library. March 26, 1900.
lothian Mink of Waldoboro is 63 years
of age, and has made $4,000 lime casks
in his day. Harrison Hoffses has made
$500 clam barrels within the last three
years and sold them to partles in Bre-
men. Nelson Kaler of North Waldo
boro has during the past year made 12,
600 lime casks, besides working in the
shipyarl. Alonzo Ortf; now A years of
age, began making lime casks when 10
years cid, and has made ITO, 600 of them
to date. James A. Storer of North
Waldoboro has made As, 600 lime casks
within the past nine years, and not one of
his casks was ever condemned. Alden
Doe at Stickney Corner has made 10, 600
lime casks during the past ten years
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
Presidential Electors Must All be
Chosen in State Convention.

AUGUSTA, MAINE, Jan. 4, 900.
T. the Republicans of Maine Prior to S92
two Presidential electors at large corresponding
TO the two United States Senators, were nominal
ed M State convention, and The remaining elec-
}ors. corresponding to the members of the United
States Rouse OF Representatives were nominated
by The several Congressional district conventions.
The passage OF the Australian ballot law entire
" changed the procedure Under the law, all
conventions portion of our election system
aud This ballot act requires that candidates to be
voted for by the voters throughout the whole
state must he placed in domination by conVen-
lluu representing uo less constituency than TIE
whole State. Henca, all the candidates of a Party
tor Presidential electors must be nominated in
state convention, and ! have therefore included
10 the call -ix electors
j H. MANLEY, Chairman.
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May be Chosen Bishop.

Rev. DR.. J. E. c. Sawyer, editor of The
Northern Christian Advocate, is being
urged by friends in Albany and Troy, in
both of which cities he formerly resided,
for election to the Board of Bishops at the
coming session of the Genera! Conference
of the Methodist Church. DR.. Sawyer is
well known from Maine to California and
is regarded as strong candidate" says
The Albany Journal. [Syracuse, N. Y,
Post Standard.
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April Notes.
O. NJ. MOORE.

Are tools all IN order?
In with ale the hardy ANIMALS.
The sun plays hide and seek.
Uncover the straw berry crowns.
Enrich the onion bed every year.
Trees: earliest planted least risk.
Thin out ounce wood considerably.
Why not paint window box or two?
Beets cannot be sown too soon for early
Crowding young seedlings is inexcusa-
Bile.
Early and often, the rule of sowing
radishes and peas.
Free airing of frames and hot beds must
not be sighted.
OF hardy roses you should have bed
of dozen at least.
A frame with glazed sash placed on the
strawberry bed will give you nice taste
of early fruit.
In nothing else will a little money 60 SO
far toward making home beautiful, as by
setting out reliable ornamental plants and
trees. LVick's Magazine for April.
0A6RoRIA.
Bear, til. >1hs Kind You Have Always Bought
'', It &<z14l<Nx
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Local Lyrics.

EASTER MORNING.
Hark! the Easter chimes are ringing
Through the pleasant land to day.
In the trees the birds are singing
yer and DER their joysome lay.
Every cedar in the forest,
Every willow by the streams,
seems to have new life and splendor
from the suns bright, beauteous beams
ana the brooklets as they ripple
Lightly onward to the bay
seem 10 pause and family whisper,
Christ, our Lord, has ris n to day."
F. II. NJ.
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THE POSTWAR.

THE POSTWAR.
The postman draws from me sigh,
And then-my heart he gladdens,
AgaAh-a tear brings to my eye
MY sunny day he saddens.
He always wears the same set face,
He never sympathzes,
Nor seems the miseries to trace
In one who agonizes.
So coolly in the box he slips
A wretched business letter
While am dying for glimpse
OF something far, far better.
VI that sweet. scented dainty thing
Full OF delicious phrases
On, postman dear, when that you bring
III sing your loudest praises.
NV. X.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05

FOLLOW ing il the program OF the meetings
nj the Fa.+ Maine Methodist Fnisconal Con
eo,,, 4h.ll74, p.1f,+ f.,,.. ,u;i,-,
.3reil'e' '' We hSI" III nfllas' irol' April Ion
80 April 2@d, inclusive:
T1FsnAy ApeIt 17rtt
p i, IN tx4,ninatio,, rlasces viii meat II,
{ue vestry al call of the examiners.
5 p. N. Anniversary OF the Conference
kI%orth League ]aress by Rev. Mr., Ro.
tird u. Portland subject, The impulse TO
% forward movement
,ytn~Fs1,.v ,pp,r 18TH
a. ~ devotional hour. led hy Kew j.
NJ fo7t.
4. ~. oIrhing o! 'h9 conference with
tdtuini1tFa4oh OF tht Lolu supper by Bis
- III s,,,,. ,,,,i l,,s,r,s.. ,i ~, {" VIZ
a0D. III. Conference setlnou by Rev $
A BDnj,r nf r4I,1s ~
u. II, Anniversary OF the Wouan,s
Foreign Mission So ,le.tv Address, nv Rev
~ S-.,l-s .,f 80,
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Grip Begins

with cold in the head or cough, with
headache, baokache, depression.
Worse follows But meet Grip at
its beginning.
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b A uonatDs pastui n b. tuui,h
south IA Pleasant " so contracted
severe Doil which sas attended from
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23
STOLE ON THE RUN
This Fellow Must Have Been Used
oTRailrodd Restaurants.

William Heller OF Silver City, N. M.
was arrested Wednesday at the Santa
Fe depot by Chief Lockart and Officer
Scott upon q telegram from Sheriff
Blair of Grant county. charging him
with grand larceny.
1t is said that Heller WAS being pur-
sued through the streets of Silver
City by the town marshal. who want
ed him upon q charge of drunk and
disOrderly. He was not in such a
hurry, however, that he couldn't find
time to stop at q box car, which was
used "a sleeping quarters of a railroad
man, and absorb, so 1t is alleged, q
valuable gold watch. which had been
left in the car.
The property is valued 1t $50, and is
supposed to be lying in some of the
pawnshops of Ell Paso where Heller Is
thought to have disposed of it, and .
search for IT is being made b. the
police.
Sheriff Blair will return with his
prisoner this evening, and the latter
expresses himself as willing to go.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23
DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT
In Circulation In This City.

Jose Ramirez was arrested Thursday
by Officer Spivey, charged with at
tempting to pass cOunterfeit money.
Ramirez, it Ia alleged, went into a
store on North Stanton street and Oh
fered the proprietor . spurious Ameri-
can dollar in exchange for . purchase.
The fairness of the coin was suspected,
and an officer called, who locked IA
mirez up in the city Jail.
The prisoner was yesterday after
noon transferred to the care OF Sherln
Boone, pending an investigat alton be-
fore u. s. Commissioner Howe. up
on . complaint which had been sworn
out by the complaining witness.
Ramirez was on trial at the last
term of the q. s. district court Tor
coming, but was acquitted.
The money that he tried to pass yes
terday was q, dangerous oounterfelt:
being smooth, we'll coined, and OF good
The police report the circulation OF
many of the bogus coins and suggest
& reas care upon the part OF merchants
when called upon to receive 81 Amerlc-
an pieces.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

Mr.. W. S. Whedon, Cashier OF
the First National Bank of Winterset,
Iowa, In Q recent letter gives some
experience with carpenter in his
employ, that will be of value to other
mechanics. He says: 81 had q car
penter working for me who was
obliged to stop work for several days
on account of being troubled With
diarrhoea. 1 mentioned to him that
had been similarly troubled and that
Chsmberlisn's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy had cured me. He
bought bottle of II from the druggist
here and informed me that one dose
cured him, and he is again at his
work." For sale by all druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

to the train. the number of people ar
irving then will be between 1000 and
1900.
The Santa Fee official at this point,
Mr.. Hougntop, is kept very busy an
swering letters of inquiry from pro-
spective excursionists, concerning
fare. limit, connections, etc, and 1t 10
understeod that many New Mexico peo-
ole will take advantage of the reduced
rates to visit Ell Paso, and view the
fireworks display On Friday night.
The T. P. agent here could give no
definite information concerning the
NUN Der of passengers his road would
bring, but from other services IL WAS
learned that about 1, 800 will come over
that route from Fort Worth.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23
WHERE TO FIND IT
places Where There Will Be Ice
Water For The Visitors

The reception com mittee has ordered
that barrels of ice water be put at the
following places: One barrel at the
north entrance of the court house, one
at the south entrance of the city hall,
one at the north entrance OF Chopin
Hall, one at the south entrance OF the
Cen trail school, ono at the new cham Der
Of commerce, and four at the corners
of the plaza.
Colonel Neff of the Ell Paso Ice and
Refrigerating company has made the
mayor . rate Of forty cents per nun
dred pounds on the Toe. The regular
rate of the company ia sixty cente.
Eighty pounds will be placed in each
barrel both night and morning and 1t
there is any needed during the day II
will be ordered.