The Republican journal., 1903-11-05

and now we hear the OldGlme cry,
say, WILL you shut that doOr?"
70 regular term of Probate Court will
ad next Tuesday, Nov. 10th.
~ sheriff's residence and other build
An the county lot are undergoing quite
8>ive repairs.
10 Tonetlc Tablets and other remedies
p Dr. Parker Medicine Co. of Portland,
.rtised in The journal, are for sale by
HoweS Il Co.
~ Rebekahs have a dance this, Thurs
r,ening in Odd Fellows Hall. Music
he Belfast Quintette. Admission, gem
4n, 25 cents, ladies, 10 cents.
ander Morse caught number of large
,prel in his herring nets in Belfast har-
iast week. Some of them sold for %
. apiece. The mackerel this fall are
'srge and fat. Those received here
E day from Boston were extras.
iyeyOrs are again at work on the route
r- proposed electric road between Cam
and Belfast and the new survey is con-
.ei an improvement in some ways over
ID There seems to be no question but
The road will be built, and at an early
pusical organization known as the
.,; Quintet was formed last week to
ID music for parties, dances, etc. The
-rs are R. F. Copeland, leader, bari
]. Morrison, cornet, Charles Har-
,arinet; Chas. A. Davis, tuba Lee J.
-.s4n, saxhorn.
..iser Clifford of the Belfast Opera
-- ave free dance Wednesday even
ut. 2sth, which all who participated
ID greatly. The music was by the
pera House Orchestra, with c. w.
as lea der and prompter. Mr.. Cliff
meets to have a series of dances in
r future.
ELECTRIC ROAD A crew of men
1 at work cutting out right of
let wide for the electric road from
TO Camden. Although the eXten-
-lme asked for was granted it is be-
hat the road will be built at once
raady for business next season.
r.lEMENTs AT DARK HARBOR. The
and local residents at Dark Har-
Interested in public improvements,
81 week circulated a petition to have
hree feet of the land on the west
If the road from the school-house
lIarbor hill set aside for improve
1t is to be graded and ornamented
rubs and flowers.
Women Sin," the new sensational
melodrama, to be presented at the
..t Opera House, Friday evening,
III. gives promise of being one of the
laws seen in this city this season.
--rv of the play tells of the efforts of
ID to win from her peaceful home a
. If society, and shows just how far
IAN will 90 on the downward path and
N back. 1t is story of love, hate,
D., friendship and misplaced con-
yet lurking through it all there is
wet sentiment of the home, and one
brightest features in it is little six
4 child, who saves her mother from
The fatal step that would have led to
... and disgrace. There are seventeen
etars in the play, and it is in four acts
zen scenes. Among the sensational
are "Ladies' Night at the Million
.ub, 1.-The Struggle on the Stairs, "
Hand of DEATH" "The Thwarted
wping," 1.-The Baby's Prayer" "The
the Dark on Riverside Drive, New
handsomely appointed gambling
operation, and the great climax
of Holy Trinity Church on snowy
~HERIFF's FARM. The farm owned
.Iiff 5. G.. Norton in the Perkins dis
S an object lesson in what may be
Ri Waldo County farms. He has 4(
land, including part Of the Dan
sinS farm, the Ordway place and the
house lot. Mr.. Norton rebuilt the
s house and made an addition to it
The barn across the road to join the
IS, and utilized the school house
rton does an extensive business in
and selling cattle and has accomo'
l here for a large number. Last week
-li d handsome pair of 4-year-Old Hol'
eady for beef, a thoroughbred Jer.
i, elegible for registry, several cows,
,es and hogs, and fine looking flock
H-ep. The crops this year include 10(
les of carrots, 500 bushels of tur-
4, 700 bushels of wheat and barley
tors of hay, besides the family's
.y of potatoes, beans, etc. There
-u a good orchard of both large and
A fruits, apples, plums, blackberries
1oerries and Strawberries. Water il
el INTO the buildings from a well neal
by a windmill pump. The house il
I'd for both hot and cold water, fol
Len, toilet and bath rooms and is heat
b a furnace.
BBoRN FIRE. Friday morning abou
eek workmen in the coal store-hous'
L-Wis wharf discovered smoke and gal
ing from the steam coal owned by tht
,a * Sibley Co. and on digging into tn
'eund that the coal was hot. The Goa
shoveled over until it was found tina
pile was on fire near the floor and SOM
l4 coal was taken out. About o'cl0cl
j t was found that there was serious
the bottom of the coal pile and al
IN was rung in. Two streams wer'
,7d on from hydrant and one from tn
tmer watering hose, and the coal wa
ritrs,blx, unit doxrp in tho vioi nitv of thj