The Republican journal., 1903-04-23

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IN her hair in place;
4 badclotheS wildly piled
-64 dressing case
Skinned and there are broad
freaks across her face.
, fo room she makes her way,
rlps and tears,
.,n5 helps throughout the day
th- worlds affairs,
uaulerS home at night
u lpou the stairs.
T L. will meet tomorrow,
....loou with Mrs. A. E. Clark.
Improvement Society will
N., + ". Pote, Monday after
rh, at 3 o'clock.
-ls lambs of the season were
r,-s x Brow MS Tuesday by
-y Of Morrill,.
iuons on Fast Day will be
. days. The factories, public
.. etc, will be closed, and the
,,- At noon,
.1 Wight brought to The
.. upSday, buttercup blossoms
lng. The buttercupS seem
march on the dandelions
-rason is somewhat back
A few farmers have early
.lt We have not learned.
a, being put in. April has
ruld thus far.
med letters remaining in
office for the week ending
i rs, Mrs. Thomas Gilmore ::
urry Babbage, O. c. Cush-
apt. Lord, Joe Nichols.
IGggiSts, are making some
angement of their store.
4u viii be in front, on the
and in its former place
chocolates and tine'con-
scales and paper for doing
Ueen moved from the rear
The store.
uG sons OF Weed, Calf,
nd under the laws of that
uging their milling busi-
extensive tracts of timber
saw mill. Nine miles of
llt the past winter on their
Ie the lumber. Mr.. Weed
mont, Waldo county a few
was associated with Leander
formerly of Northport.
Another announcement in
aN. on page 3rd, and which
of interest to horse lovers
Maine, is made by Mr. NJ.
feet that Masconomo. the
-etioneer, will stand for the
Brook Farm, North Belfast.
sI-, AIion, with a 2-year-old
0 wheel sulky of 30 81, and
Malcolm Forbes paid Sl05, 900,
. fayorably known by every
tHa country that it is needless
-1h upon the merits and value
ElectiOneer. The superior
ectiOneer strain becomes
.-lt very year by their remark
Uluces in the Grand Circuit
place to try a race horse.
.-.r>t tr0tters in the Grand Cir
->t ear were grandsons of Elec-
Major Delmar, 2.05 IL, Monte
who was beaten only a few
or Delmar at Memphis, and
A hines 2.05 81, another great
he constantly increasing
Iue of Electioneer stock is
A.gh prices paid, as in the
fa 204 II, the great race horse
aought S14, 800 at public auc-
ected, 2.11 1-2, who sold at
u March of this year at
for 5000, being three times
al other horse in the sale
lrtter dated at Boston, May
dressed to Mr.. Smith, appears
tract 81 consider Mascono-
bred horse and he is certain
Bred to the large mares in
nee should be fine in quality
Gued j. Malcolm Forbes.
hout further comment, shows
an opinion such an excellent
Forbes has of Masconomo,
4e breeders of Maine will not
ale the valuable opportunity
ga by Mr.. Smith to secure the
noted stallion.
.pW. A few years ago, to cor
rry erroneous statements in a
that has since gone to that
"hence no newspaper returns,
made a survey of Phoenix Row
'ess places. There have been
r., since then; the old concerns
'Hl new ones coming in, and to-
itions on the Row are better
years. The McClintock block
Of Main street, the upper
III have long been untenant-
IS signs of life. DR.. j. c.
upying a nicely appointed
-rcond floor; Mrs. Pettengill
ry have dresS-making rooms
. floor, and offices have been
- for the telephone exchange.
r. viii probably be occupied at
.g The two stores have also
b, Il. B. Marsano occupying one
re while in the other Sumner
is opened a neat lunch room.
,tephenSon have moved their
10 the Hervey store, and the
coupled by Edward Thorndike
iF first of May be the headquar-
Boot and Shoe Workers Union,
aiken a three years lease. On
lie of the street Judge George f.
S rented the law Office occupied