The Republican journal., 1905-11-02
Dear m eat is no rarity; but deer meat is
and YOU want it rare.

Dear m eat is no rarity; but deer meat is
and you want it rare.
Belfast Lodge, No. 80, Good Templars, held
very interesting meeting Tuesday evening
Remarks were made by Rev. E. S. Philbrook
and others in regard to aggressive work
this fall and winter. 1t was voted to hold
public temperance meeting soon. A pub
lie social will be held at their hall Tuesday
evening, Nov. 14th, to which small adj
mission will be charged. The officers will
be installed at the next meeting and other
important business transacted, and every
member is earnestly requested to be pres
ent
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. earle & Jones
announce "getting ready sale" in their
crockery department. To get ready to dis
play line of holiday china and toys room
is necessary and to secure it thew are Of
fering long list of basement bargains :.
James II: Howes, Odd Fellows block, has
the newest things in suits and coats, and
superior values in furs and fur lined coats.
.....A new list of bargains for this week at
Fred A. Johnson's, Masonic Temple.
Read what A. d. Chase & Son have to say
of dry goods, small wares and carpets.
To keep warm this winter you should have
one of the new Glenwood parlor stoves,
sold by Mitchell & Trussell. -. William A.
Clark, Clark's Corner, reminds the public
that fall is here, and that he is Offering
great bargains in new style clothes for men,
youths and boys. IA pair of mules tor sale.
| go. earle & Jones make an interesting dry
goods announcement, which includes a new
| departure. A few leaders and specialties
are mentioned. Mrs. c. W. Wescott will
| receive pupils in voice culture at Is Church
street. -. larry w. Clark & Co. have an
| illustrated advt. this week which speaks for
itself. Moose meat and deer meat at Fogg
x Browns market, -. bright piano to let
by Mrs, NJ. I. Clark, Perce house, p. O.
Square. Boarders wanted at So High
| street Furnished and unfurnished rooms
| to let.
In the case of Miss Maud Yeaton of Ellis
worth VS.. the Belfast Savings Bank, on trial
! at Ellsworth last week, the bank was only
! the defendant nominally, the real defendant
/ being Albert b. Sherman of Poughkeep-
/ sic, \. Y The question at issue was as to
/ ownership of book of deposit in the Belfast
/ Savings Bank for savings amounting to
| S1,00942. Mrs. Yeaton assigned the book
/ to her foster daughter, Miss Yeaton, on her
I death bed, two hours before she died. She
was too weak to write the order of assign
! ment, or to sign her name, and the order
was written by Miss Yeaton and the dying
woman made her mark, which was witness
| ed by two nephews, Charles A. and AleXan-
der Weaver, and by a trained nurse who
was attending her, Silbermann, son of
/ Mrs. Yeaton by a former marriage, who
came from New York to attend the funeral,
/ Immediately thereafter began looking up
! the effects left by his mother, and knowing
of the bank savings and the assignment of
the book to Maud Yeaton, took steps to
prevent the payment of the money to her,
and contested the case, which was an action
brought by Miss Yeaton against the bank
! to establish her right to the money. The
! jury brought in sealed verdict reporting a
! disagreement.
! The GAME LAWS The open season on
I ueti III W aluO county ~ LOT the mOnJn OF
! November only and it is lawful for a per
son to kill but one deer during the season
The penalty for violation of this law is the
same as is provided in the general law for
the illegal hunting and killing of deer
Sunday is close time on which it is not
| lawful to hunt, kill or destroy game or
! birds of any kind. The Inland Fish and
Game laws, 1905 revision, adds the follow
| ing note, which is of general interest
Sunday is not close time on fishing in
/ the same sense as on hunting. The only
! law to prevent fishing on Sunday, during
4 the open season, is the Old Sunday law, so
called, and is as follows: Whoever on the
/ Lords Day keeps open his shop . < :
travels, or does any work, labor or business
on that day, except works of necessity or
! charity, uses any sport, game OF recreation,
:" r i shall be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding $40 This statute also provides
that a person conscentously believing
that the seventh day of the week ought to
be observed as the Sabbath and actually
keeps Saturday as Sunday, is not liable to
the above penalty if he does not disturb
others by his work But this will not give
him the right to hunt game OF fish on Sun
day, though he refrain from doing it. on
/ Saturday -