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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-02

Is 1878 ia. old gr.enback party
polled 1900 vote. IN Maine. the
republicans. 56.6p aud IN. demo.
cra.- ~ 600. With that show ing
III. democrats INFUSED the n1s
party To fuse with them aud ~ q
r".ulrG-n. PlNi.te,l. n gr.-nlsck.r.
WAS elected governor H.. follow.
my year mud n general fusion re-.
suited. tp To ISIS the republi.
cans had carried Main. by 25.OOO
majority ever since the war.
When the ereenb~ck party died
Maine again recovered its 5000
majority aud has held il ever
since. When fusion shnll have
destroyed the popnli~t party ito
members will ag.in associate with
their former party, b~ that r-pub.
licsn or democratic. pcovid..,l there
10 no new party 10 70 To. As In
tween the two old parties. NJ they
src now lining up. there 10 hut
little choice. The republican
party represents con,m-rcial,sm,
concentrated wealth. = government
Of the few aud for the few. The
democratic party IL at sea- With.
out pilot and out of fuel. A.
best Il IL = compromise. alwsys
conservative aud always rrorga.
MIXING. The only true course Tor
popul,s's is to stand Independent
until the new party comes 10 the
front.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-02

Soon after the populists had
called their county convention the
democrats called theirs for the
same time and place and began a
Irritation which tn " kept up until
snubbed and Tilted The popu.
lists insisted upon no fusion but
the democratic candidates. what
there is left of them, began to
choose the populist candidates over
the county in order to keep up the
appearance of recognition. The
democrats seemed to think the
populists would marry them 10
order TO be rid Of their importu.
mites. We once heard Of girl
doing that, but only one.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-02

One of the ables' papers pub.
lished in the country is The Chal.
lenge published at Los Angeles by
ii. Gaylord Wiltshire. a million.
ARE. Ii WAS recently moved to
New York. 1t is n socialist paper
with 10000 circulation. Accord
ing to the postal rules n change II
location requires new application
for entry into tue mails. The ia.
par,ment refused to give the Chal-
lengc II permit, aud thus shut il
out of the mail except At rate OF
postage too high TO make il prnc.
teal. Mr.. Wiltshire announces
that it will bc Published monthly
hereafter, instead OF weekly, M il
would be too costly To print weekly
under the ruling. The ground for
the refusal is based on til. fact
that 1t Is nm ADVERTISING sheet In.
cause Ills matter Is mostly about
Wiltshire. his ideas" and his lect.
uring iours.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-02

In C"l.rn'i.. Mrheanaad other
w-nter" -'~s~~ many beet sugnr
factories have ..-.n .-tshlishrh
aud ar. pr.slncnng sugar ii, in
cr-ssi"g q"sn'i,i-s Tn" sugar
trust is after their -cnlp- wants
Ia kill aud c..ntisr.r- their prop.
erty. II has rp.lnr-l III. price "f
Sugar vest '..low,il. eastern rice
1t har iSsu-d circular IL. TIA
agents To r-fus.. |" sci grann'a'.d
sugar :" psr'i-~ except on rnnai
lions with reference. TO bee, snya, |!
This il legal anarchy But the
trusts kill he upheld by the law in
almost anything they do Tx.
change.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-02

The greenhacks and treasury
notes ought to be made taxable for
this reason: Every time the assessor
comes about the tax dodgers put
everything possible into this non
taxable money and thus dodge
their share of the taxes.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-02
Yours truly.
WiLiErr (;nAY.
Sugar Stnti.tician.

The Cresslc conc-r, band IL nov
p'sciicing al deliberately pre-.
parcel program for one II the
yra1tlest musical concerts ever
prevented 10 the people Of Creole.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26
DIE

ABoRN. In Knox. December 49, James Aborn
aged 90 years, II months and q days.
ARCHIBALD. In Auburn, December Is, Faus-
tina (Stimpson) Archibald, aged 80 years,
BLoDGETT: In North Brooksville, December
9, Robert j. Blodgett, aged 81 years.
GRINDLE. In Bluehill, December IL, Mrs.
Deborah o. Grindle, aged IS years, 5 months and
days.
GREENLAw. In Camden, December 10, Jona-
than Greenlaw
HARVEY. In Waldo, December 10, Clara F.
Harvey, aged % years, 8 months and day
KALIsH. In New Britain, Conn.,, Benjamin
Kalish, aged "a years.
MAHoNEY. In Searsmont, December IS, Edgar
P. Mahoney. aged p years, months and 70 days.
MURCH. In Andover, Mass, November 20,
Capt. Llewellyn F. Murch, formerly of Ellsworth,
aged "a years and months.
PETERS. In Bluehin, December II, Lemuel E.
d. Peters, aged 81 years, month and q days.
RUST. In Belfast. December Is. Martha j.
Rust, aged 80 years. II months and "a days.
ULMER. In Rockland December IS, William
Nelson Ulmer, aged Is years, Il months. 4 days.
WENTWORTH. In ROckland, December 1,
Charles o. Wentworth, a native of Bluehll, agd
10 years, months and days.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26
MARRIED..

:, AMEs-EDEs. In Camden, December "A. Rufus
Frank Ames and Nancy A Edes, both of Camden.
;, AIER-GILMoRE In Belfast December %, by
Rev. Geo. S. Mills, Charles Aver of Fitchburg,
Mass, and Miss Mary Gilmore of Belfast.
BROWN HILLS. In Belfast, December "a, by
Rev. Geo. S. Wills, Marion f. Brown and Miss
Cordelia Hills, both of Belfast.
BLANCHARD MCPHERSON. In SearSpOrt, De-
cember q, by Rev. H. W. Norton, VI. Eugene
blanchard of Stockton Springs and Miss Blanche
Nickerson of searsport.
BOWERS-SPEAR. In Omaha, Neb., December
r. Edwin II. Bowers, formerly of Rockport and
Josephine NJ, daughter of Mrs. James Spear of
ROckpOrt
MCDoNALD-CARTER. In Sedgwick, December
l, Owen j. Mcdonnell and Miss Gladys s. Carter,
both of Brookline.
SCOTT ELLIS. In North Deer Isle. December
5, Amos Sidney Scott of Deer Isle and Flora
Boynton Ellis of North Deer Isle.
STICKNEY- OARDMAN. In Belfast December
49, by Rev. A. A. Smith. Richard p. Stickney and
Mrs. Caro- A. Roardman, both of Relfast
STEVENS BRYANT In Washington, December
II, George Stevens of Augusta and Miss Nellie
Bryant of Washington.
SHORKELEY- MCLAUGHLIN. In Camden De-
cember 10, George Shorkeley, M. D., of Camden
and Alice Katherine Nc Laughlin of Oldtown.
SYLvEsTER-PIERCE. In Boston, December %,
by Rev. W. Archibald John Frederick Sylves-
ter and Miss Susan Florence Pierce, both of Bel
fast
WHITEHEAD-PERKINs In Belfast, December
"a. by Rev. Ashley A. Smith, Elmer S. Whitehead
and Miss Jeanette Perkins, both of Belfast.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26
Papers and Periodicals.

The December number of the Maine
Sportsman is a noticeable issue OF a peri
odical that is always interesting and attrac-
lively illustrated. 1t has done, and is doing,
a good work for the game interests of Maine,
and merits the patronage of sportsmen and
of those who cater to their wants. May the
coming year be a prosperous one to Editor
Rowe
The Jacksonville, Fla, Metropolis has
signalized its occupancy of new, handsome
and splendidly equipped Office by issuing a
"House- Warming Edition. that would do
credit to metropolitan daily. The Me-
tropolis was among the victims Of the great
fire in jacksonville, losing building and
plant. Its sole assets were the pluck
and enterprise Of Messrs. Carter & Russell,
and the staunch good will of their con-
stituency; but the paper missed only one
issue, and is to-day better equipped than
ever before. The Metropolis has been pub
lished something over IA years, and we
think it has been on our exchange list all
that time, and we have always admired it's
enterprise and rejoice in it's well-merited
success.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26

Hon. J. II. Sauer, State Senator from
Douglas Co., to the Nebraska Legis-
lature, writes from Franks Hotel,
Omaha, Neb., as follows:
'.HaVi1g tried Peruna I can CONF
mend 1t to all as great tonic and par
ticular!y good as remedy for cafarrh. +"
---J. II. SAUER.
Honorable Patrick Kennedy, Member
of the Massachusetts Legislature, writes
the following letter from the House of
Representative, Boston.
Doctor s. B. Hartman:
Dear Sir:-"I have no hesitation In
saying that after having tried dozens
Of other remedies without relief, lowe
my perfect health and clear voice OF
today to Peruna. know it to be sure
cure for indigestion and its attendant
affection, nervous debility. For the six
weeks that I was on the platform
through the recent campaign used Pc
runa regularly, and although 1 spoke
two and three times each day my voice
never failed me. know that Peruna IL
. reliable cure for bronchial troubles. -
P.J. Kennedy.
If you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use of Peruna.
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving Q
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. O.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26
The State Liquor Sales.

The annual report of State Liquor Com.
missioner J. W. Wakefield Of Bath has been
completed. His total sales for the year
amounted to $6S. $50, and over half, $34, 1854.
went to the city Of Portland, where the
liquor law is supposed to be enforced.
Other sales were: Auburn, 1926; Bangor,
$2,ss6; Bath. $2,42s; Benediota, $65s; Bucks.
port, $1,oO7; Thomaston. $2,749; Gardiner.
p. 1873; Greenville, 8, 227 Lewiston. $8.014
MsaShias. s1.2s7 Phillipss $sls; Randolph,
Wlscasset, $2O77. The sales included 1888
gallons Of Whiskey, 81 Of brandy, 1O74 gal
Ions Of gin, 4489 of alcohol, 6g71 Of rum.
There wqfe go quarts Of ale and "a dozen
punch. The beer sale was only 8o7 pints.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26
Adwices to Frendts, Dot Sea Across

Adwices to Frendts, Dot Sea Across.
published during the Spanish War in Los
Angeles Times.)
Dere vos doubtings in der mind ov some
dose beeples,
Vat dey lif in country far beyondt der sea,
Ohf der yankee ships could fight so goot as
DER ships,
Or 2s der e poys on land %d got any prafery
from New England,
Undt he seddle all der doubt erpood der
ships,
For he punch dose Spanyard junks so by
Manila,
Dot dey ain'd got holdings left but holes
undt rips
Nexd vos Yankee Hobson, youst from Ala
Vat he do, ain'd SO shmed enough to write.
For chill id hit me, undt mein fingers
tremble,
Undt mist id hide mein baper from mein
sight,
Undt dose mems, nit chew tobac undt cart
ridge belt drest,
Did dey proof demsellofs prave? say did
dey fight?
Dere's no answer from dose French or
Emp'ror william
Hank! Old England loud shout: s'You vos
mighdy right"
Oh, mein frendts vat lif so far across dot
ocean,
Ov dot Zaquasina fighd-say, did you read?
When der dudes undt cowbows, Teddy und1
Joe Wheeler
Straight NIT in dot hellish ambosh dey vos
lead;
When dose fiend-made Mauser-pullets tum.
BILE round dem,
Vat all lifing dings dey strike dey cruel kill
Say-but hist'ry write dot pedder as mein.
selluf,
Youst peside dot Light Prigade undt Pun
ker Hill.
Say, mein frendts, vat lif so far across dot
ocean,
Cruel words you shpeak erpood dot Yankee
race,
Watch oud now, dot day told you quvick
vOs coming
When dey shtick dose words hard pack rigid
in your face.
Now 60 SHOW, for dey will force you to re-
spect dem
Can weak man do mOOch againstsdOt cy-
clones pace?
Veil, ids pedder as full fedged cyclone
smash you,
As to be hit init dot mighdy Yankee race.
HANS Won DUNKERFoODLE,
Geo. VIM. Hersee.)
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

CENTRE MONTVILLE.
The principal business of the past week
has been repairing damages to the highway
by the rainfall of the 18TH Help has been
difficult to obtain owing to the cold weather.
But few men seemed to have a decided
liking for handling rock while the mercury
was tenderly caressing the zero mark. The
plan for having subway in the big wash
out on the Poland hill fell through because
of lack of supporters whose capital was
equal to their courage. The abutments of
the old span of the Frank Clement bridge
were so badly damaged that temporary
structure is being put over that section. as
s,,e bridge will surely fall with dull thud
They the frost goes out. Other bad wash
came town are too numerous to mention.
Malheurre the CALCULATIONS of the tax
tinued onNey contemplate the probable ex-
Burnt Rlvef,ecessary for highways and
enlng e. OF o; aea'' Mrs. c. H. Clement has
''n The snI most yeheRtly. but is now improv-
of the leader we're
farmers, who had left
homes and their famiB
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26

90! es..:s E. :; = e e: ~ -
Yssk tce S.till. hlvsr; p ezs schss ann
River.
Boston.
Charleston, s. c., Dec. 81. Sid, scho Flor.
ence Leland, New York. =.
Savannah, Dec. q. Ar, sch. D. d. yHask-
:. Gloucester, Dec. %. Ar. sch. Irving . Les
lie, Montague, P E. L., for Boston.
Norfolk, Dec. g Ar, schs, Daysaight,
Perth Amboy, Dec. 2s Ar, sch. Anna r
Kimball, Frankfort.
Port Tampa, Dec. q. Ar, bark Do ,ris
Fort de France.
San Francisco, Dec. %. Ar, ship Enhdly
+. Whitney, Honolulu.
FOREIGN PORTS y
St. .Jago, Dec. 2. Ar, sch. Anna Pendl$e-
ton, jacksonville.
Hong Kong, Nov. ls. Sid, ship State of
Maine, Colc0rd, New York.
Rosario, Nov. 10. In port, bark John SIS
Emery, Wyman, from Boston.
Barbados, Nov. 80. Ar, sch Edith G.. Fol- |
well, Kelsey, New York. ,,
ParamaribO, Dec L. Ar, sch. Helen G.. |
MOseley, New York.
Cayenne, Dec. %. Ar, sch. Jennie A. |
|
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Boston, Dec. 90 Commander Merriam, |
inspector of the First Lighthouse district, |
gives notice that the Ship and Barges tripod |
painted black, 80 feet high, surmOunted by |
spindle 10 feet high, with cage on top, |
located in Eggemoggin Reach, Me-, has |
blown down, and nothing is left but two |
short stubs. A new tripod will be erected |
as soon as possible. Notice is also given
that Breaker Ledge No. l, black spar, is |
reported adrift from its position at the en-
trance to Carver's Harbor. 1t will be re-
placed as soon as practicable.
Boston, Dec. II. Sch. Mark Gray, which |
ran ashore y miles above Brigantine Beach, !
N. D., last Sunday morning, while on pas
sage from this port to Brunswick, Ca, will |
be a total loss; Capt. 0. G. Eaton, who went
to the scene of the wreck in the interests of
the owners, returned Friday and reports |
that in the gale on Tuesday the sch. got a
terrible pounding and became badly hogged
her butts and scarfs opened in the decks
and rails, and the vessel heeled off shore so
that the tide ebbed and flowed in her; she
was completely covered with ice. Wreckers
from New York and Philadelphia inspected
the vessel and decided that it would cost
more than she is worth to float her; reports
from the vessel today state she is breaking
up, and that wreckers are engaged in strip
ping her; the material saved will be ship
ped to this port by rail-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26

Dec. 49, Sch. F. C. Pendleton, Ferguson
Brunswick for Bangor.
Dec. %. Sch. Maria Webster, Turner, Mt.
Desert.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Dec. a. Ar, schs. F. C. Pen
dlet0n, Brunswick for Bangor; Mary A.
Hall, Pensacola for Irvington; ID, passed
City Island sch. F. C.. Pendleton, Bruins
wick for Bangor; II, cid, sch. Ella G. Eells,
Key West; Is, cid, sch. Abby c. Stubbs,
Port Tampa; sid, sch. William II. Sum
ner, Satilla River; q, cid, schs. Hattie
G. Luce, Guanica; Jose olayerri, sa-
Montevideo; Adolph Obrig, Baltimore.
Boston, Dec IA. Ar, bark Willard Mud
gett, Turks Island; 20, ar, bark Allenwilde
Rosario and Buenos Ayres; sch. Hattie S.
Collins, StOningJon; %, ar, sch. James A.
Webster, Vinalhaven; %, sid, sch. Flora
Haskell, Richardson, Brunswick.
Philadelphia, Dec. II. Ar, SchS. Lyman
M. Law, New York Lois V. Chaples, San
Domingo; 10, cid, bark Adolph Obrig, New
York; %, sid, from Delaware Breakwate
sch. Penobscot, Philadelphia for New Lon
don.
Baltimore, Dec. 16 Sid, sch. Clifford N.
Carver, Savannah; 10, ar, sch. r. w. Hop
kins, New York.
Portland, Dec. IA. Ar, sch. Jos. w. Haw-
thorn, Brunswick, Ga. cid. sch; Methe-
besec, Barbados; 10, ar, sch. Maud Briggs,
Bangor for New York, lost foretopmast
cid, bark Annie Lewis, Buenos Ayres.
ROckland, Me-, Dec 10. Sid, bark Re-
becca Cr0well, Stonington.
New Haven. Dec II. Sid, sch. Henry R.
Tilton, Norfolk.
Perth Amboy, Dec. II. Ar, schs. L. A.
Plummer and Fannie & Fay, Frankfort.
Fernandina, Dec. IA. Sid, sch. Edward Il.
Blake, New York 10, sid, sch. Grace Davis,
Barbados; %, ar. sch. Susan N. Pickering,
Boston.
Jacksonville, Dec. II. Sid, sch. SPRING
field, Barbados.
Newport News, Dec A. Ar, schs. VIM.
G. Carnegie and Mary E. Palmer. Portland.
Providence, Dec. IA. Sid, sch. Susan N.
Pickering, Fernandina.
Port Gamble, WASH. Dec. 20. Sid, ship
VIM. II. Macy, Groth, Algoa Bay.
Jacksonville, Dec Is. Ar, sch. Lucia POr-
ter, Philadelphia.
Gloucester. Mass, Dec 20. Sid, sch. Lucy
E. Friend, Thomas, Philadelphia.
Pensacola, Dec. 10. Cid, sch. Pendlet0n
Sisters, CienfuegOs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF THE
Belfast NATIONAL BANK .
AT Belfast, in the State of Maine, at the close
of business December 10, 1901.


of business December 10, 1901.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. .............. 1899 TIA Al
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. 1855 SO
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation. 100000 90
Stocks, securities, etc.. ..... ..... 7O224 1 z
Banking house, furniture and fixtures. $1,000 90
Otner real estate owned 1854 81
Due from National Banks not reserve
reserve agents se5SS y
Internal Revenue stamps............. 1856 II
Checks and other cash items. ....... 1871 81
Notes of other National Banks ..... b5l6 90
Fractional paper currency, nickels,
La,qfaa Money Reserve IN Bank, viz: ~
Specle......... ....19,718 90
Legal tender notes. =; -; 1925 90 22.e43 90
r(5 per cent. of circulation)....... $500 90
Total. $685., 500 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. ............. $4,000 90
Undivided profits, less expenses and "
National Bank notes outstandins.: 1866 90 90
Due to other National Banks.... 642 20
Due to Trust Companies and Savings
p,! stes; unpaid : s i'ssa g g
Individual deposits subject to check. SS,i02 is
Demand certificates of deposit. -. Ii ,OO5 rs
Total. $685. $50 81
STATE OF MAINE, COUNTY OF wALDosss.
l, John g. Brooks, President of the above named
Dank, do SOlemnly swear that the above state
lief. JOHN G. BkOOKs, PTesident
d and to before me this Goth
/ JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
Notary Publics
~ :: f fSS4 Directors. \
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26
HOWES lis Z?

lis said that when the cats av
The mice are most inclined to
so Asa" being out of town,
Ills store came near to burning
But thanks to firemen, she veal the gale
Ana the STOCK WAS SAVED andw for SALE
nat PRICES within the reach of ;
whether rich or poor or great al
XHsor coffees and teas and things eaten,
4 Is GU can buy them at prices thar were beaten.
~ Vt this GREAT SMOKE SALE it intent
10 10 cut from go to 30 per cent.
Inc goods thst are hurt are yer,
A At nearly all are GOOD AS NEi
70 see for yourself 20 take YOU
Aouf cam help buying to save yfe
CANNED GOO
dherees cans of TONGUE and ca1.pEAs
C C OF CORN and cans of CHEZ
CaAs pr SHRIMPS and cans of BIZ
Anu Hnu csans OF DANDELION GREEN
to1ne's1 TOMATOES, BEEF and LA
ana OYSTERS and the festive Gil
G Gt, ~ SALMON, cans of VEAL
u Us enc aper to buy than it is to
a IL mar ked down to the lowest
by ols count of rs per cent
GROCERIES,
SUGAR 81 so low twill make you shs
iney re sc ling 20 POUNDS FOR Mari
5ANboKN $ COFFEEs, elegant TEE
Z PLouR oy The barrel, LARD AND SE
M M; VI TRON PRUNEs and GERS
FINE CIGARS and chewing ToBACC
al al these go, DDS they are closing
"ny' l's chet'per to buy than go wit.
DRUG DEPARTING
On the '.thum b hand side as YOU,
Everything S less than it's eyer h.
And if by chan &c von're feeiing 81
9 9,iI LOT HoWEs' and get there gu
~ nllere are pLAs TIERS and PEI LETsFERs and PILLS
For LIVER and IxIDNFy and othar Ling ~ ''
Stuff for the BLfnon and stuff for ,
S S Clat Will ALMOST raise the de-
2 9 MOOT BUFFERS, GREENEsavURA;
- LfDlA NhHAM sure to cure
SARSAPARILLAS, SURE cJrRE for n,
Reliefs from BUNI1Ns CORNs and nc
And everything for afflicted sons Eos
lug IoiLEI GooDs( are clean and n
Anel selllng OH at al bout half price
In u tl anu COMBS are as good as
Tol Dlle price VI one YOU can most gWo
III, FIR = INES MES, sACHEI and TOILET &C
From COLGATE's, LUJSRoRG's TAN,,,s uoon,o
And the finest line of SOAPS in TOW . H0'D .
And all these goods are MARkEn w,o,>,
SOAPS imported by ROGEB & GAI1
While not exactly given away
You'll find them sold at HOWEs' sT6
Much cheaper thaI ever sold before,
! GU know as long as there's life the]hope
ana as long as there's dirt there's ais soap
IN all these goods, and others in sto
Ihey discount go per cent and more
W ak rlght In, don't stop to knock
ToWEs q COMPANY, ODD FELLOwsLoCK
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26
REPORT OrHE CONDITION OF THR
Searspot National Bank,

AT SearspOrt, the State of Maine. at tn
close of Buses Decembe 10, 1901.
RESOURCES.
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BORN

CLARK. In Camden, December 10, to Mr.. and
Mrs Avery Clark daughter
HEAL. In Camden. December II, to Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Heal, daughter.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT

corrected Weekly for The JournaL[
Produce Market. Prices;Poid Producer
Apples p bg., 20 to 75IHay p ton, 1o.Ooa12.oo
Beans, pea 2.OOto2.25 Lamb p ID, -
medium 2.25I Lamb Skins, 5O@1.OO
YePeyes, 2.35tO2.5O Mutton y ID,
Butter " fb, 18tO20IOats y bu., 80 fb, so
Beef, sides, y fb, 6@1POtatoes " bu. rs
Beef fore quarters, 81 Round Hog, u
Barley p bu., 40G45 Straw ~ ton, 1000
Cheese p ID, l2|Turkey y ib, 1919
Chicken " ID, 1OtO12|TallOw y ID, Hos
Calf Skins, per lib. 9a1OIVeal " fb, 6a7
Duck " ID, 14915lWOOl, unWashed, 18
Eggs " dOZ., 32 Wood, hard, 3.OO44OO
Fowl % tb, 8G15IWoOd, soft, 3.5N24.OO
Geese P ID, 14G15
Retail Price Retail Market
Beef, corned p fb, s@l0 Lime y bbl., 9Oa1.O
Butter Salt, IA ID, 1stO2O|Oat Meal p ID, 4a5
Corn y bu., 8l|Onions ~ fb, 3a4
Cracked Corn y bu., S2Oil, Kerosene, gal, l3a14
Corn Meal " bu., S1IPollOck p fb, 4a44
Cheese y fb, 15tOl6lPOrk y ID, II
Cotton Seed p cwt., .50lPlaster " bbl., 1.13
Goldfish, dry, p ID. 5aSiRye Meal y fb, 8
Cranberries y qt., StO1O|Shorts u cwt, 100
Glover Seed, 13615ISugar y ID, 6to64
Flour y bbl., 45Oto5.OO|SaIt, T. l., P bu. So
Fl. G. Seed lPbu., 2.5O|Sweet Potatoes, 3
Lard " ID. 13lWheat Meal. 5
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

Dec %. Sch. F. C. Pendleton, Ferguson,
Brunswick for Bangor.
Dec. %. Sch. Maria Webster, Turner, Mt
Desert.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-26

WEST SEARSPORT NEWS.
Mr.. W. II. Nickerson and son Irel was in
town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Clark and son Wilson
were in town Sunday.
Alvin West and family have moved back
to the home place from Belfast.
Miss Winnie Nickerson of Belfast was in
town last week visiting friends.
There was a Christmas tree at Deacon
Albert Nickerson's Christmas night.
Mrs Amy Towle arrived home last week
from two weeks visit to friends in Boston.
Mr.. W. H. Ames left last week for Ban
gor, where he has employment with the N
E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
Miss May West of this town was united
in marriage to Mr.. Herbert Richards of
Belfast, Wednesday, Dec. 18th. Their
many friends extend congratulations and
wish them happy journey through life
E. W. Robbins, who has been very sick
with consumption of the lungs, is improve
ing.