The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-03

Inc onoe workers Union Of this city il
making plans for an excursion to Lewiston
on Labor Day and will join the large partv
which will go through on a special train
! from Bangor.
THE 26TH MAINE REUNION. H. NJ
Chase of Swanville, secretary of the 2sth
: Maine Regimental Association, has issued
the following notice to members of their
Goth annual reunion which will be held in
this city on Monday, August 81, rain or
shine
You are requested to be present with your
| wife. Business meeting at $50 a. m, Dinner
at 11.30 a. IN. Each comrade will furnish his
own rations. Comrades will please pass
their name, company and names of those
accompanying them to the secretary for
publication. Anyone knowing of the death
of comrade within one year, please send
his name, company, with date and cause of
death and place of burial, to the secretary at
once.
The following railroads and steamboats,
will sell one fare tickets, August 80, for the
stated, good to return until September 2:
Steamer Silver Star from Brooksville and
Castine to Belfast, Boston and Bangor boats
from landings between Rockland and Ban
gor; Maine Central Railroad from any
station to Belfast.
A STEAM TOURING CAR. Capt. Ernest
O. Patterson, who is having a vacation
from his official duties in Baltimore, and
with his wife is visiting his mother, Mrs.
R. o. Patterson, Church street, recently re-
ceived by rail large touring car, designed
by him and built under his personal super
vision. 1t is a steam carriage with the
boiler in front and the engine under the
seat There are two steam pumps, one for
pumping water into the boiler and the
other for the air-pressure. There are two
other methods for putting water into the
boiler, namely, hand pump and an auto
matte pump which operates while the en-
CINE is working. One of the most original
things in the automobile is complete cleo
trio light plant A small steam engine is
connected with dynamo which furnishes
the current for the two head lights, the rear
light and small light in front of the pres
sure gauges. This engine is beside the
boiler and occupies a space about 6x6x12
inches. The lights are Ito volt, 16 candle
power. Capt. Patterson has designed and
superintendent the construction of many of
the steam dredges of the Z. S. Government,
and has several now under his inspection.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. A. d. Chase
& Son have just received from New York S
leading makers a fall and winter stock of
ladies and misses rain coats, in tan, olive
brown, Oxford and mixed gray, all superbly
made and with a rain proof label on every
coat -. Fred A. johnson, Masonic Block,
again calls attention to the many bargains
offered in his great sacrifice sale The prices
quoted are representative of the cut made
on the entire stock. A grand clearance
sale of summer shoes at Colburn's Shoe
Store will begin today, August 3rd. These
are standard, stylish, fresh summer goods.
See cut made from regular prices. Mrs.
Emma L. Jameson of West Searsmont pub
fishes a card of thanks. "A young married
couple wanted-the man for the stable and
the woman for general homework in Cam
ton, Mass. J. Alton Monroe of Lincoln
vile publish caution notice. -. Twenty
head of cattle for sale at Moose Point Farm,
Searsport.. .....M. M. Colson, over n. c.
Matthews shoe store, offers tailored suits
made to order from S14 up. These are the
Desbecker-B Block clothes, stylish in cut and
made from the best fabrics. &C. E. Tib-
belts publishes a freedom notice, giving his
son, Harold G. Tibbetts, his time. See
card of DR.. 0. S Vickery, who makes a
speciality of examining the eye, fitting and
furnishing glasses. 80. Fruit jars and jar
rubbers at A. A. Howes & Co.'s. See
notice of C. II. Sargent, tax collector.